george h.w. bush and the heart felt message from his home town funeral today. >> to have you as our president and as such a friend right now, a special train is taking the body of georg herbert walker bush to college station, texa >> that library is on the campus of texas a & m university. the train is scheduled to brif a half-hour from now. >> the will a brief ceremony as the president is moved to his final resting place. we'll be monitorrig the and come back to these pictures throughout the hour. >> earlier poign tanodtay t f f bush home church intexas. bush's chief of staff and close frelivered after emotional

eulogy. jay gray is watching today's i eventsn texas. we'll go to him in just a few minutes. >> breaking news now from wall street. it was looking like it was going to be a really bad day now the dow down about 100 points now. that's a big rebound considering it was down more than 750 point earlier. markets sank amid growing complaints about the chinese a trade war a slowing economy. today we also learned that a high ranking executive at a chinese telecom compa was arrested for violating sanctions againstir. many investors wondering how that will impact trade talks. and we have an update to a breaking story. the u.s. military has confirmed one marine recovered aft a plane crash off the japanese coast has died. five others are still missing. the marin corpsighter jet collided with a refueling aircraft just after 2:00 this

morning. the planes were involved in a routine training mission. another crew member was covered alive after ten hours in the water west don't know hio condit the military is investigating the cause of this crash. right now, in charlottesville, closing arguments are underway at the murder trial of james fields. he is accused of driving into a crowd of demonstrators at a unite the right ral killing heather hayiernd injuring several others. he intended to cause harm using social media toake the point. the defense attorneys said he felt his life was ier da. earlier a defense witness was ken into custody after failing to show up in court. julie carey will joi us lat with the latest. tragedy and controversy at the universy of maryland. the football team has a new

leader and notes stranger to the terrapins. tracy wilkins introduces us to this new head coach. >> reporter: it has been a tough few months for the university of ut yland football program now a new coach at the helm. >> michael locksley is the new head coach. he is entering the program after the tragic death of jordan mcnair who died after suffering heat stroke duringummer practice. locksley is from the washington area and coached at umd before. today i asked howe felt watching umd football under attack. >> were you surprised by allegations of a toxic culture? what was in your heart when you watched what the program is going through? >> again, i can only comment on where i see ts program going forward. hiit is my goal to build

thing into a football family. with family, the words that come to mind to me are trust, respect,sc diipline. >> jordan mcnair's dad wasere today but declined comment. he was herech locksley who said while he did not want to walk the the e past, looking forward to the future of the program and recruitgg and keepocal talent here in the dmv. tracee wilkins, news4. let's get a first check of the forecast. doug kammerer, what should we expect tonight? >> it will be another cold night tonight. right through the next couple days. the cold air is locd in place and that sets the tone. 43 degrees in d.c. 41, ocean city, maryland, 36 at state college. everybody on the cold side. the avera high is 50 degrees. we are well below average. all eyes on thisor weekend

we're going to stay dry right hrough friday, saturday, into sunday we're going to watch the storm making its way into our area. some of thomputer models trying to bring this back but we've got a lot more on this. what are we going to be satisfying? someoing to give you better answers today than we've seen over the last few days. yes, our latest thoughts on this as well. some areas have a lot better chance of seeinghanow some others. we are in the final leg of the nation's farewello our nation's 41st president. this part of the journeyegan about three hours ago. in houston.a chilly rain was falling as

military played "nerk beautiful." their hands over their heart as the casket was loaded on to the train to the library located in college station. that's wheay gray is now. it has been a long couple of weeks. the train is expected here after what has been an emotional day. beginning in houston with family and friends. it will end here in college station at the president's final resting place. after four days of public mourning, today's service was private and personal. >> today we are gathered to celebrate the life of a man that we all adored. >> 1,200 or s filling st. martin's church where president george h.w. bush worshipped. his oldestfa graer and name

sake honoring his grandfather. >> the most cent, humbl man that i will ever know. >> his best friend and former secretary of state jim baker struggling to say goodbye. >> because our glory was to have had you as our president and as such a friend. >> long before his passing, bush had aed his favorite group, the oak ridge boys, to sing at his funeral.♪ ♪ >> another favorite, reba mcintyre. ♪ for thine is the kingdom >> broughte president georg bush to tears. as his flag draped casket left the chapel t and adopt home town of houston for the last time, thousands lined the streets andrain tracks leadingta to collegeon as a

locomotive bearing his name, carried the 41st president back to the place he felt most comfortable. at his wife's side. so after four days of very public memorials and tributes and 70 years nearly of sharing him with the nation, the busly fa finally gets their chance to remember in grief privately here as t sy one last goodbye. that's the latest live here in college station. wendy? >> thank you so much. >> andf course, we are going to be keeping an eye on ngerything happening in texas. we will be bg it all to you and we hope you can stay with us. only news4, parts in d.c. tell news4 they're having issues getting social sumurityrs for their newborns. this afternoon, corey smith has an apology from the d.c. health aipartment. >>y hunter has everything

she needs, a loving mom and a protective sister. what she doesn't have is one thing she'll need the rest of r life. a social security number. >> a social security number nowadays inot just the card. it is basically an identification for everybody. >> she said after she gave birth at the hospital, she filled out the necessary paperwork and waited for the card t come in. same thing when she had quinn. a week went by, another and another. something was wrong. i >> d get lost in the mail? i'm starting to think, if it got lost in the mail, was it stolen? >> after more than a month of waiting, she call the social security administration. they said wn't theiroblem. so she called the hospital and they said the problem was here in the recor office of the d.c. health department. >> what normally takes about two weeks to getia a s security card is now about two months. >> reporter: she said the problem was due to an ongoing issue with the vital r office, failing to get the information to the social

security administration. and that she wasn't alone. all told, the hospital said more than 750 babies born in the last two months have been affected b the sue. and all it can do is wait for vital records. hunthe says of all t things a new mom should be worriedabout, a potential identity theft of an infant isn't one of them. this lookingike back at you, it is hard to get too angry. within the last hour, the d.c. health department issued a statement admitting there was an issue saying they were first made aware the a was not receiving enumeration of birth files in november and immediately notified medical facilities. it is working to trouble-shoot the issue and apologizes for ane inconve this may have caused. parents can also apply directly to the social security administration. >> i was a teenager befor i got a social security number. with so many people earth now, they had to give it out when

you're a baby. >> everybody needs one. yeah. an important consume alert for parents. children's ibuprofen being recalled. consumereporter susan hogan joins us next with what you want to knowee k thep golden globes already out and there is little controversy. live from l.a. plus, meet the locbe women nd the store they called sephora for women of color. and live ptures as the train carrying president bush's casket makes its way to college stxpion. we are eting a ceremony in about 15 minuteshe when t train arrives. we'll bring it to you right here on news4.

as night falls on the district, a live look at the cloudy a quite cold weather outside. and some of us still have a chance of som weekend snow. >> parents of young children, listen to this. we have an alert about medicine recall. susan hogan is in the newsroom with deils. >> well, the recall involved children's ibuprofen and if it is ingested, it could lead to

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our app. the golden globe nominations are out. >> this year, it is causing some controversy. a star is born. shere are some big snubs and that inclu "this is us." natalie morales, tal to us about the snub that most are upset about. before we get to the negative, let focus on the positive. it was a great year for diversity. black panthers wasnominated. the first time we'veeen a real super hero movie. it did receive two nominations today. its significance is unmatched. what i love about this, in that same category. you have black clans men

nominated. you have fantastic diversity again this year. not toention in the comedy category so a real breakout year. let's focusoo on the news. okay. the snub, yes, there will always be snubs.te sting, one of the snubs we're seeing over and over again. you remember last year,atie portman made that wise remark about the only being male nominees in the best directing in the motion picturecategory? unfortunately, the same thing is true this year. but you have somll bnt directors nominated including brady cooper for a star is born. a movie that is getting a lot of attention, also nominated. again, diversity. ehree of the five directors. three of the f directors are for people of color which is

significant. we ha to mention the marvelous mrs. maisel. >> it is such a brilliant show. it is fantastic comedy. i love the show so much. but yes. the question is, it cleaned up the emmys. the gden globes, could it make a repeat? certainly, rachel is an incredible actress. iet you will see her, perhaps, might get another nomination. might get another golden globe to add to her mantle as well. but there are a lot of new shows as well. homecoming with julia roberts and she was nominated. and plenty of other great shows on the lulandscape, ing the kaminsky method. you saw both michael douglas and allan arcin as well the golden globes likes to looks

at the new shows a t it seems lit's what they're rewa rewardi rewarding. >> thank you, natalie. >> see you. turning to the weather. a bit controversial as well. >> somant phase one and some want phase ii. >> it is ahilly one. phase i would be no phase at all. >> phaseless. >> and phase ii, a lot of snow. we've been talking wh the tional weather service, speaking with other meteorologists about things ming up this week. we're all saying, wouldn't it be great if we have this thing coming up? snow. we want the big storms. it doesn't look like we'll get to it on sunday though. lots of clouds. temperatures now, 43 degrees. now down to 43 but still chilly.

37, winchester, 40. thisng up to the south, won't be hitting the ground though. another front that will come on through tomorrow. into tomorrow, it will give us . colder a reinforcing shot of cold air not a big storm. the big storm toward california. it is getting los angeles a lot of rain. even around phoenix, seeing some rain. an area that doesn't see a whole lot. this system moves across the country and watch whahappens. it moves into parts of texas. we have snow on the back side with that cold air and then it moves into the southeast. this will be a monster. a monster of a storm for areas like north carolina and southern virginia. but for us, look at that. look at the gradient. nothing to a lot. i'm talking oupwards one to

two feet of snow in southern virginia and north carolina. around charlotte, they'll get a mixture. for us, let's takeoo at i. >> this giveso us z in d.c. frederick, leesburg, all nothing. leonardtown, most likely snow but could be aittle bit of a mix of accumulation and rain, snow, sleet. that's something we'll be talking about throughout the afternoon. d.c. metro and north staying dry. watching our southern zone. late sunday int early monday but then it's out of here. this won't be a big e fnt us 33 at the bus stop, 40 degrees at recess. even though the storms well south, it is on the cold side.

much more on the ten-day fore hst and we'lle a much closer look at sunday coming up at 4:45. the dow flies on worries of a trade war. and shortly, the train that is carrying president bush will arrive in college station for his burial. we'll bring you the ceremony. you are watching news4 at 4:00. hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome.

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about. that's the very latest. back to you. torm team 4 keeping a close eye on a possible snowstorm the weekend. some parts of the south could get, brace yourself, more than 20 inches. amelia draper wks us through all the models. the grong trade dispute that's sending out the spiral. what we found out about why an aftercare program is in big trouble. and you're looking at the campus of texas a & m as the train carryin the casket of president george h.w. bush will e pulling in in the next few e pulling in in the next few minutes for his

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and we'll take you there live. the president will be buried on the grounds ofde his preial library and museum on the campus of texas a & m university. > this afternoon a father feeling betrayed by the people he entrusted toor care his son. >> the boy came home from aftercare in tears. he claimed others are beating him up and saying they can nothing to. he go.let's go, let's i have my own dog walking and training business. >> running a scessful dog alking business in d.c. when you live if maryland isn't easy. >> he's 7 years old. he's very bright and happy. >> his son ayd was happy going to skills unlimited, a sports focused facility that car for kids before and after school. one night last month,verything

changed. >> after a little while, he stopped crying andtarted telling me how two kids beat him up and they punched him in the face and the head. ion and had a concu told his dad that he told the supervisor about the incident but she didn't do anything. ayden also said, in another incident, that same woman hit ehen i am a flip-flop. so went to the charles county sheriff's department and they opened two investigations into the allegations. but news4 did more digging and according to the state department of education, skills unlimited just apped for a childcare license and they didn't have the proper licensing to operate the business so now the county has launche their own investigation. >> weried receiving out several time but the business is closed and he never returned our repeatedls c for a comment.

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end of the trading da those numbers are proof that investors are growing more and more nervous. an escalating trade war with china is just one of the reasons. jennifer johnson explains it. >> about 1,500 points in the ysst few da. they're fearing a trade war wh china. >> thehe straws on camel's back are piling up and it is very hard to choose which one will break it. >> relations are strained after a telecom manufacturing giant. she was arrested in china and now faces unspecified charges in new york. the chinese aredi dem her release. >> we have yet to see the dramatic effect of this arrest. it would be like the cnese coming in and arresting steve jobs' son or something.

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it is option day and we'll tell you whatt is all about. >> and temperatures getting cold through at least monday. we'r only around 40 degrees. the average high now at 50. what about that storm? we'll have the latest cing up. and we continue to watch as the train approaches college station, texas. these are live pictures. there's the train. 4141. a locomotive named after the nation's 41st president. nation's 41st president. we'll continue to bring youive l

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>> well,f you want snow, it is a thumbs down. but this storm has had anfr impt california. as it moves across the country, we're not only talking about snow but ice and rain. this is future weather tomorrow moving throughout the day on frid r. notice hean in parts of texas. not only some heavy rage b potential for severe thunderstorms as well. t along wit rain in louisiana throughout the day saturday. notice all the area seeing rain. some heavyain in louisiana and even the wintry mix starting to form in pts of the carolinas. about three to six inches of rain. some rain in texas and louisiana and then we head from saturday into sunday. it hits the cold air and we're seeing impressive snowfall in parts of a virginia north carolina. we could also see an inch or he er an inch of ice in georgia and the carolinas. with snow from the system

falling in texas, into parts of the mid-atlantic. this is going to ve t highest impact as far as the snow is concerned in southwest virginia and western north rolina. thene move into sundaynight. a heads up. you're not necessarily out of the woods just yet. it oould bringr 20 inches of snow into parts of western virginia and north carolina, along with power outages. we'll see delays and cancellations intod.he week we're going to have a closer look at how the impact is here. the latest is coming up in about ten minutes. >> i love that yoused the word impressive snowfall. >> impressive is a good one. a local man now using the hardship and sufferi that he went through to help others. his support for people getting

out of jail. the train bearing the body and the family of the late presiden george h.w. bush made its way some 70 miles through severans texas t to its final resting place. and there it is. cominghe into station at texas a & m university there in college station. this is a six-car train that, well, it is more than six cars. but it is the pacific union, union pacific number4141. we will bring you back to the arrival of this w train as prepare to say our final prepare to say our final farewell this is your wake-up call.

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and nowra the carrying president george h.w. bush's body has arrived. ithieft houstonafternoon after a funeral service in the bushes' homechurch. >> this train is nam the union pacific 4141. it wasamed aft president bush when it was commissioned back in 2005. the loculotive thatd the train is painted to resemble air force one. the square that you see there. that is car numbersix. and that car hasen trans p walls so people along the train's route were able to the president's flag draped casket as it passed along the y to college station. and there you see bush 43. george w. bush standinge in doorway preparing to get off the train. he a the rest of the bush

family. >> i love that this man is wiping it down. it's been raining and raining. i love thatin he's w it down. it is just part of the whole dignified service unfolding that we've been watching. there will be a private service, a priva buriatoday. he will be buried next to his wife, former first lad barbara bush and their daughter robin, the little 3-year-old who died back in 1953. >> this marks the first time th a president's body has been transported on a funeral train since the death of eishower nearly 50 years ago. >> we're going to shrink this into a smaller box as we go to weather so you can continue to watch it chile wetinue to tell but what could be comin

this weekend. you tell us we should be watching -- bless you. >> we've got rain over in this area now. you do not want to to that area. thank you very much. sorry. >> you told us earlier we should maybe watch southn maryland? >> yeah. that's the area ther arou fredericksburg. they have best chance of getting some snowfall or some precipitation meaning sleet or even rainfall sunday. we've got the clo cover, those clouds coming courtesy of a cold front. we're at 43 right now. temperatures droppinghrough the 30s by later this afternoon. a very cold evening. nowhere near 50 degrees which was forecast. down toward huntingtown, it has been a cold day and we'll stay that way.

take a lk at the radar. it says we're picking up snow can he some rain but this is all in the higher levels. i'm not expect flurries like we saw yesterday. making its way through. some rain and snow into area, too. the cold front reinforces the colder air. 44 friday, 42 on saturday, nday a high of 39. and a 30% chance of snow to the south. most of us won't see anything at all other than t cold air. a little more that you can expect. some very light snow to fredericksburg. east andmix off to the

then snow to the south around richmond. some heavierun snow a richmond. we then see it just to the south. we're talki a difference of about d.c. to la plata. 30 miles and then where the heavier snow is falling, not that far. a really try it gradient. monday, s thisrm system is starting to pull out. and if it does move in, we're talking about a low to moderate impact. noth a lot i way of accumulation for d.c. we're keeping a close eye on our southern zone. we cannot write this storm off just yet. it is not at steer but ay v slim chance. sunday wintry mix late into early monday. >> you mentioned just 60 miles

to the south. it cou go to the rth. any time you're driving i-95 north, you've pretty muchome to a stop any way. and that's why the storm can't move north. next couple days, 39 on sunday. 43 on monday and then behind that system, we stay cold before the next storm moves in. d we really have to watch this one, too. it will be a warm ote. we're watching it for snow but we're watching it closely. how warm will we get? it is a prettyott storm. >> if you're a wom of color, then you know that finding the perfect shade of make-up to match darker skin can be difficult. >> two sorority sisters in thet district wo make that search easier. the brown beauty, it is to women of color.

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this landmark, the big chair. it is where brian ferguson says the largest concentration of people who have been released from prison is located. some of the community treach specialists who worked with brian ferguson said he is an inspiration. >> he's been a beacon of light. i am a returning citizen as well. he's been ae' mentor and meant the world to me. >> ferguson said he is dedicating his l to help people overcome the stigma. chris gordon, news4. right now at 5:00, the final farewell. >> we rejoice that you are safely tucked in a through ages with god's loving arms around you. >> an intimate service as president george h.w. bush arrives at his final resting place. a new coach on campus.

y i can't tell enough how this is a dream come true for me. and the new head of the university of maryland football team. and bridging the gap. the local business stepping up after the toys "r" us bankruptcy begins to impact the toys for tots program. we beg with the closingnt argunounderway in charlottesville of the man accused of plowing into the il crowd,ng one person and injuring several others. to>> prose are trying do convince jurors that james fields wen to the unite the right rally with intent to do harm. >> reporter: it was about the intent when he did it. that's how it began, hoping the convince jurors that the ohio man is guilty of premeditated

first-degree murder. now, james fields, the self-described neo-nazi, came in august 2017 to take part in the unite the right rally. it was after all the crashes that heve d his car into a crowd, killing one person and injuring dozens of others. th case is about the defendant's conscious decision. what was his intent when he flew his car into the crowd? was about those bodies he left strewnn the ground. it was wren, the car is that the manner in which he drives it intohe crowd. fields' defense attorney will argue he acted in self-defense out of fearful but showed photos and replayed video for jurors to underscore that fields' car was all alone right fo