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responsible for the tragedy. >> new details on the twin filings in the paul manafort and michael cohen hecase. what revelations could mean for the russia investigation, congress and president trump. and h a rareicide in the city of alexandria. someone wanted aol 20-yea woman dead. we are live with reaction from frightened neighbors. >> news4t 11:00 starts now. hello, everybody. this is video of survivors of that deadly car attack in charlottesville celebrating the jury's verdict against james field. >> self-dcribed neonazi with fm and other charges. >> we remember when killed heathe hire and injured others last year. the virginia bureau chief kelly kari was there as victims paid tribute. >> reporter: the same chant when

james fields rammed his car into their group of counterdemonstrators killing heather hire. in celebrati of theverdict, they retraced thef path o his car marching to the very spot where hire lost her life to the spot where star peterson was badly injured. >> he willp never s us. the fascists will never stop us. he will fight in heather's memory until day we die. >> reporter: james fields traveled to charlottesville to take part in the unite the right rally but after the violent clashes died down that ay he drove his car on to fourth reet. he watched the ra counterdemonsttors come into view and then put on the gas. with their guilty verdict, jurors finding fields acted with an intent to kill that day. they rejected the defense team claimed that he was fearful, that it was self-defense. wednesday bowie was one of the >> could not be more ecstatic.

tried to thr out my case specifically and i'm glad the jury saw through that and the best i've been in a year and a half. >> reporter: another survivor, marcus martin. this is masrtin astr he wask off the back of the street. his leg broken. this guilty verdict means relief. >> my mom used to tell me,e a hard rock so eventually you'll lay in it. >> reporter: jurors will return to the courtroom on monday to begin hearing testimony in the sentencing phase of the when james fields faces a possibility of multiple life prison terms. in charlottesvill villcharlotte. court papers by robert mueller show trump's former campaign paul manafort testified

twice befory a grand j but there's no information about what the grand jury is investigating. the documents also show manafort lied when he told investigators he didn't have contact with e trump administration this year. different court memo today filed todayho prosecutors recommend trump's forme lawyer serve at least three years in prison. michael cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress about plans to build a trump tower in moscow. he also admitted to violating campaign finance laws when he paid hush money to two women who say they had sex withtrump. some of the documents released today are heavily redacted to protect the ongoing russia investigation. >> that mns there are ongoing investigations, sensitive information that mueller's team does not want to make public right now. >> cohen will be sentenced next week. manafort will have to wait until march but prosecutors could retry him. the white house tonight says

the manafort and cohen information offers nothi new or damaging about president trump. but nbc news political director chuck todd disagrees. talked to him tonight about the cohen revelations on news4 at 6:00. >> the government is stati without equivocation that the president as an individual ordered michael cohen to commit a crime in the payoff of the two women. icate it's mos i more serious than we ever thought, mueller has a lot more evidence than maybe people weren't sure of and i don't know how congress ignores this. >> chuck will have much more on the russia investigation this sunday moing. tune in to "meet the press" at 10:30 after news4 today. a 20-year-old sho and killed. her young life cut short in alexandria right near a popular park. with neighbors, joibining us li

th their reaction. jackie? >> reporter: still a lot more questions than answers about this wecrime. now know that the victim's name is diamond moore.iv she in alexandria. she's a recent graduate of tc williams high school and as you said, she's just 20 years old. >> i believe this is one of the most horrific things i could hear is likeng surpri like you said, it broke my heart. >> reporter: this man asked we not show his face, news a young woman was murdered in his neighborhood is disturbing and unsettling. violent crime is rare in this townhouse complex with busy holmes run park. >> it's a mixed neighborhood. i couldn't even imagine something like that happening. >> reporter: very little is known about how came to be in the area. records a couple miles away. in march of 2017, the bodies of two teenagers later determined to be murdered by the ms 13 gang re found in a section of homes

in fairfax county. diamond moore is the fourth person to be murdered in alexandria this year and the investigation into her death continues. live in alexandria, news4. >> jackie, thank you. new at 11:00 tonight, an arrest after an attempted rape in an apartment complex ingo mory county, police tell us at the end of last month, this man attacked aoman cleaning an apartment building in the durwood area. said the bathroom needed more paper towels. when he s went in, he followed. poli used these pictures to help catchnceur s t storm team 4 keeping a close watch. carolina could get more than a foot of snow. >> folks, this is a massive stem that is goi to leave a major impact all weekend long. parts to the south.

amelia with new information just in. we are still looking in the clear on this thing, ?amel >> for the most part we are, jim and doreen, but we could see a bit of a wintry mix or light snow sunday night, especially soh of washington but for the most part, i'm keeping it dry for most of us this weekend. right now, cold out there. temperatures in the 20s and mid s. 34 in inwash.gtonmonassas and fredricks. a cold start tomorrow, a chilly day overl. our average high is 49 degrees. not just throughout the weekend, but even on into next week our temperatures running below normal this weekend throu mond and tuesday, only tracking highs in the low 40s. i'm also trackin this storm system on storm team 4 radar, aiimpactingy texas and louisiana right now. continuing to push into the soutntast and mid-at. i'll have future weather back here at home hour by hour letting you know what you can expect for your wk coming up,

doreen, right around 8:18. >> thank you, amelia. shomari stone? >> reporter: the bridge closed two hours ago and scheduled to reopenony morning 5:00 in time for the monday morning commute. let me move out of the way andhe you can see crews are working in the cold right now. the closure is part of two years of major construction that began this fall. crews say it is needed to install additional support under the middle of the bridge. now, they will remove rust and steel. this closure will affect bikers runners, drivers, people who come out here to get exercise saturday morning. you'll need t g north to the key bridge and south to the 14th street bridge. again, it is closed and expected to reopen monday morning at 5:00 a.m. if you plan oncomi kocomill her yoot be able to cross the id

. shomari stone, news4. elentary school student charged with sexually assaulting two classmates. l students in virginia. the 12-year-old boy touchedhem inappropriately when they were on a school bus. not at the school. an investigation began after the girls reported the abuse lt nth. the boy was taken into custody today and charged as a juvenile. tonight, he's back home with his parents. only o news4, some dc parents are having trouble getting security numbers for their newborns but we found there may not be a quick fix. the dc health department said the social security administration stopped accepting data from vchal records w helped get newborns their numbers. there's no word on when this issue could be resolved but they're working towards fixing it. untilthen, if you have a new baby, you can reapply for a number and card at a social

security office. police trying t e this. spun there in the air. >> incredible video shows theas crhing end to a wild police chase. they say politics can make bedfellows. tonight, we show you the megaproject the skins, democratic dc officialsre and blican congressmen are trying to tackle. it's one of our area's most disturbing unsolved murders. a dc restaurant tourist strangled in her own ho.me you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. r what if you lost you network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast

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on camera in oklahor. the drive tried to ditch the cops but like a scene in a movie. forcing the carff the road. sent the car airborne, rolling several times, finally cshing intoower line. police wasted no time swarming the car this morning with the peopin inside weren't g up or getting out. officers had to pull them out and handcuff them. check this out. fore the crash, one of the suspects decided to jump out of the car to escap o buticers were able to catch him. norrie amiya had a second chance at life after overcoming serious health issues. >> it's been nine years since her murder and still no arrest. erika gonzalez has more. >> i've learned tocct she's gone. >> reporter: vivid as ever and only hurts a little less than

nine years ago. >> the understanding of someone telling you she is dead doesn't really register but it's registered now. >> reporter: nori, his beloved sister, murdered. they co-owned an italian restaurant. you felt the family atmosphere as soon asou walked through the doors. she was a fixture there. her smile vibrant aer spirit. she had overcome major health issues and was determined to live life to the fullest. so that halloween, the 38-year-old finished up with a restaurant and set out for some fun. >> there was talk that she had visited a cple of locations, maybeparties, et cetera, on that day. >> reporter: made it hole. walking into the apartment building to her building alone.s the time anyone would see nori alive. when she didn't show up to work, he went to check on his sister.

he would be the one to make the gruesome discovery. nori had been murdered. strangled. police recovered dna from the scene. they've interviewed people, somt le times, in fact, but they keep coming up short. >> to this point, we still have not gotten enough information to reach the point of making an arrest in this case. the scariest part, no one has been able to figure it out. imine howood he or she is. there is someone out there who could probably do this again. there's a murderer outth e. >> reporter: with all the time that passed, he feels the case has lost steam and that weighs heavy on him. >> we think she's a better place and that's what we want to think. however, the ones suffer.g are here we need the healing. >> reporter: nori's murder remains an ongoing investigation. erika gonzalez, news4. redskins owner danis schneir teaming up now with democratic dc officials,

congressional republicans and the white house to bring the team back to the district. according toe "thwashington post," the skins are working with officials to insert a stadium provision into a major congressionalpending bill. the provision could clear a road block to build a new stadium of the rfk site. slipping that proposal into the legislation could helavoid a big public debate over whether ere may be better uses for the coveted site. snider and governor officials say it could sack attempts to secure rfk. we reached out to the dc mayor and several council members but we did not get a comment on the story. working for yourhealth. a new study shows cats can learn a skillbe believed t unique to humans and dogs. they can learn to interpret humahavior. scientists placed two bulls in front of cats. one bowl contained food. the other empty.

then the cat watched as it looked at the owner with the food. 70% of theme , the cat walked to the bowl t human was looking at. >> cats spontaneously. >> now the cats appear to be able to learn to interpret human behavior. scientists wonder if other animals can do the same. >> i like to think my dog could do that. ilways thought cats were smart. who knew? >> i'm still team dog. >> i'm all team dog. >>nimals can do a lot of things when food is involved. amazing behaviors. so we're going to dodge the heavy stuff. >> we are going to dodge the heavy stuff, but i'm not saying there's zero chance we're not going to see anything. there's about a 20% chance some of the area might of a little bi

light snow o wintrymix. that now is registering as a long shot. so the timing, if we see anything, would be sunday night but it's incredible the cutoff of the storm systki. we're t a difference of 60 miles of kind of a moderatent impact eo absolutely nothing at all. so if this track does jog a little bit to the north over thk d, we're still about 50 hours out from the event. maybe impacting our area, so it could still change just a little bit, again, we might see a om little bit ofhing here, but even if that happens, it's going to be a low impact eventou but then hear of areas like charlotte or ashville having record breaking snowfall in their forecast and it's kind of unsettling to think the district, washington, farther to the north, isn't going to get anything but that it's going to be the case. what you'll see here,'ll step out of the way so you can take a look. pur different computer models. this is for 8:0. on sunday. notice every single one of them keeps the district completely dry, maybe clipping southern maryland with a little bit o a

wintry mix and three, well, just abnt all of them have snow roanoke. just the bottom one on the left-hand screen right on the edge there, but that's what we want to see at this point in the event. computer models, multiple onesn con with a similar answer to how they think the storm is going toervolve and is what one is thinking with sunday at lunchtime. it's dry but it'scl dy. notice that snow just south of richmond impacting roanoke as w7 move towar0 p.m. on nlnday, southern maryland, fredericksburg m dry but maybe a bit of rain and snow in parts of st. mary's county eo through kinge county. again, it's not going to accumulate and the risk for anytng south of us comes to an end by 4:00 a.m. monday. bottom line, i am seeing school as a definite on monday and we're not really going to see any issues over the weekend. it's just all about the cold, but here's that snow chance late sunday indto early monday. fredericksburg and leonardleona.

district areas to the north, chance for flurries, only 10%. but it's cold. we start off with temperatures in the 20s tomorrow. a high o 42. 30 on sunday to start off the day and 40 degrees for ahigh. we have mostly to partly sunny skies on saturday.lo mores than sunshine out there on sunday, as the storm system does pass to the south and increasing sunshine on moay with highs in the low 40s. not only monday but tuesday as well, so that's below normal for wednesday and thursday. we have highs in the mid 40s and a chance for some rain, heavy rain friday and if that happens, we'll then be >>nally the wettest year on record. e've been waiting for this to happen. >> it's going to happen. just a matter of when. >> you can do it. thanks, camelia. oming up, the redskins next. 4-8 but shouldn't be we're going to hear from the locker roo tonight as they prepare for the giants and prepare for the giants and possibly, possibly a playoff

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it'sflashback friday time. hashg fbf. we flash back to december 8, 2014 the last time mark sanchez won a game as a starting quarterback.n that wasrly four years ago, but guess who were about to play and guess who he bea en? eli manning and the giants, folks. redskins and sanch host the giants this sunday. it's a sign. or maybe a coincidence, whatever.

washington beat york in week 8 but despite a 4-8 record, the gian a threat with all the talent. eli with twol super brings and led new york to three wins in the last four ges a saquon barkley, rookie sensation out ofteenn and then receiver odell beckham jr. throwing the balls in his arsenal. joshua norman certainly noticed. >> make plays. they reall are. they've been. phenomen a couple of plays where they have the oide receivern reverse passes wide open, breaking down secondaries a then, you know, running back.s eli better. the approachth te game, i don't know if it' more so playing better but just things coming along well for him. >> bittersweet day at nats park. told106.7 the fan does not

agent brice harper to return to the team. the club offered a $300 million contract this decemberno enough. but potentially, lose one all- the pitcher signed a 6 year $140 llion tedeal this week. second biggest behind matt rz sc. thrilled to be in the district. >> we've always loved coming here as a visiting team. coming to this ballpark, it's been a competitive team we played t.agai always a challenge for us and that's obviously something that we looked for. for me to be a part of it is going to be really special. >> local college hoops. hosting in fairfax. early on, a point and otis livingston ii with the steal. somebody stop him? nah? i'll jgo all the way. coast to t.coas game high 21 points for him.

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