right now at 6:00, police arrest the man they say gunned down a young wan in alexandria. what the victim's aunt says 20-year-old was doing. o> and the president makes an announcement ago o the -- about one of tow mosterful individuals in hist. cabi what the system has done and what it's expected to do. news4 at 6:00 starts now. >> good ening. the police in alexandria make a quick arrest after a young woman s shot in broad daylight and left to die. darcy spencer is live in exandria where the loved ones

are remembering her this evening. darcy? >> reporter: well, that's right, erica. her aunt spoke to news4li e today. she said this young woman would have done anything for anyone s and the family just want know why this happened. let's take a look at her photo. this was diamond moore. she was 20 years old and a recent graduate of tc williamsh high schoo in alexandria. you see her in her cap and gown. she had been a college student. now, this all happened yester y yesterday. weou want to show video from the scene of the murder. it happened at 9:45n the morning, she was found shot in the 5500 block not too f fro where she lived. a 32-year-old man was arrested, and he has been charged with murder. sed hishave not rel photo and they're not saying any specifics about why he was connected to this case. and why this happened.

diamond's aunt sd she stemmed from a dispute that diamond had with another female and not with the suspect. >> a doctor, a lawr, a minister, a pastor, she m been. but it has all been taken away over someman, 30-year-old, that had no business being in the picture at all. do w i want to talk, yeah,t to talk because i'm mad. i'm real mad. i'm mad because this should not have happened. >> reporter: and that's right. now the suspect has been charged with possession of a firearm by a violent felon indicating he does have a criminal history. he is currently being held without bond. erica, back to you. >> all dright,cy spencer in tonight,a for us, thank you. virginia governor is declaring a state of emergency. richmond is what you are seeing

the video of. we have team coverage tonight. we'll have the expected impact, but first, chrish pollone wit done acrosstem has the country. >> reporter: in north carolina shop owners can't get their shipment of snow shovels into the store. >> they were waiting on the truck when we got here. didn't get them off the truck before they were sold. r warnedter: the gover that half a million people could lose power if predictions of more than 20s incf snowfall in some places come true. >> this to see some winter wonderland. stay safe where you are. getting out on dangerous roads could put your life at. risk >> reporter: virginia is also under a state of emergency. and crews in south carolina have dump15 000 gallons of brine on roads in the western part of the state to keep ice from building up as long as possible. >> like i said earlier we're

preparing for the worst., so ye we'll go monday, tuesday, wednesday if we have to. >> reporter: the weather system dumped record rain in california before bringing rare ten inches of snow to lubbock, texas. in houston, a half foot of rain caused flash flooding in low lying areas. the system drenched the deep south further north it was ice and snow. airlinesdave cancelend delayed hundreds of flights from the southern plains to the mid-atlantic. shoppers expecting to be inside for a while have cleaned off store shelves in the are to be hit next. >> from our standpoint we are cautioning you against the worst so we are prepared for whatever comes our way. >> reporter: ready or notor millions of americans winter is truly here. chris pollone, nbc news. so what's the latest information on the potential impact? i knowhis was so dicey like feast or famine for some reason.

is that still the caseor >> kind of of. we're getting a little more confiden so we have a good chance of seeing some snow in our region. who's going to see it,well, it will come down to where this storm pans out. so i'm going to break that down for a minut i want to show you where it's set up. this is the area of low pressure. look at how far we are seeing the impacts of this storm tistem. actually we are st to see some of the clouds from it that moved in earlier this evening. because of high pressure to our north that's what's keeping the stark line of demarcation, and keeping the rain and snow farther sout u it will bri a chance for snow in parts of southern maryland so the latest on the storm is we are still staying dry in areas north of the district. d.c. metro area i think the biggest change we could see some flakes in the area, farther south is our best possibility. as far as timing, stick around. i'll have that and more.ou i'll helplan your sunday. >> all right, thank you. meanwhile, a day after

rumors swirled that white house chief of staff john kelly would be leaving the commander in chief confirmed it today. president trump says kelly will be leaving by the end of the year. nbc news reports that his departure comes followi disagreements between kelly, the president and west wing staff. kelly hass served chief of staff for more than a year. beforethat, he was secretary of homeland security under mr. trum >>'ll be announcing that over the next day or two, but john will be leaving at the end of the year. he's been with me almost two years now, as you know. >> the president says the nfft chief of say be on an interim basis. the charlottesville community is hoping the guilty verdict will help the city h wl. james fielas convinged of murder -- convicted of murder for killing heather heyer at the unite rally.

and after the verdict last night, survivors of the attack celebrated the conviction and paid tribute tor. heye prison. face life in parts of the city of lights set on fire tonight. more raging protesting, injuring more than a hundred people. and a slip of the tongue or discrimination? a schoolteacher is fired because a schoolteacher is fired because h what

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president to resign. these demonstrations originally started over fuel price hikes in france. but are morphing into anti-government protests. political backlash at a virginia school. the district fired a teacher. he refused to use the preferred identity pronoun of a student. this happened in west in october. and the principal put blaming on administrative leave and he said he was insubordinate and ctntinued to use the incor pronoun. and blaming says it was a slip of the tongue. >> totally happy to use thehe name -- new name, i'm happy us avoid female pronouns so as not to offend bei'm not here to provoke. >> that wasfa i discriminatory because all the

other students were being used pronouns but this student was not being used pronounces. >> the teacher says he's assessing his options on how to proceed including a possible appeal with the circuit court. local high school students are driven to home some real hefe skills and t lessons they're learning today will help them for the rest of their lives. >>e and look closely one of most picturesque parts of mexi most picturesque parts of mexi enjoying aco d james: this is jane. she's a busy consultant with an active lifestyle. jane is also a kidney donor.

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you're watching news4 at 00. >> buying a car for a couple dousand bucks that's what dozens of peopl today at gaithersburg high school. the used cars were all fixed up by montgomy county high schoolers. news4's aimee cho was there as they sold their handiwork. >> reporter: it's safe to say selling a caran be quite the ride. >> we are selling you this right now. >> this lady was next and they were fighting over it. om>> reporter: these montgery county high school students are doing their best to steer them in the right darection. it'sof a program that teaches them about cars. >> we had to replace the fog lights. >> reporter: then set up a discounted dealership. >> i'm feeling good about it. it gives me something to do on the weekends. >> it'samazing. right? you get hands on experience and the knowledge that you need t

work on cars. >> got to standut o in the cold for a little bit. >> reporter: this customer knows the drill by now. s already bought two car from these sales before. today she's back for a third. >> i love it. i think the skill is a, zing. you knst that they know how to actually work on cars emselves. they're very professional when they're here. they're dressed very rece. >> we we in the snow last year and i was wearing a tux. >> reporter: no tuxes needed today. the money will back into fixing up more cars into the future. >> all the cars get brand-new batteries. >> reporter: getting t r studendy for the road ahead ingaithersburg. aimee cho, news4. >> i'm impressed. good stuff there. they were also t --hey had some laptops there for sale. that the students had fixed up so good job, guys. we are working for your health with a reminder tt it's okay enrollment time for those

without health insuramae. land health connect is hoping to enroll a hundred residents e today. there me key dates to keep in mind if you need to sign up. >> individuals that need insurance or nee help understanding the insurance they have until december is a -- 15t ch. >>nty social services officials say one in five maryland residents gets tax creds to help lower their insurance premiums. holiday gifts arrived early today for those who work more than 200 miles above earth. the dran capsule launched three days ago, and today it pulled up at therbiting lab. the space ship was loaded with about 5,600 pounds of food and other supplies including research gear. and a little closer to planet earth, take a lk at -- the we go. look at the top of your screen. see how it's kind of fading off in the distance?

that's a meteor streaking across the sky atlc ao bay. theteteor was caugh at cutting cross the skies at 5:15 this morning. meanwhile, back here at ho 4, storm tea meteorologists are talking about this winter storm that has a lot of folks in north carona and virginia pretty concerned. >> rightfully so. >> so what are we looking atur here in area? do we see any sign of this? >> by the skin of our teeth, we are mis -- it's so close you wouldn't believe it. now, it is going to be brureing theon. in fact, some areas will be itting it but not anything like they'll see dow north carolina. 20-plus inches is the prediction for some areas. so there's the system now in a its glory. look at the gravity of it. in fact, the influx of clouds we saw this afternoon, that is from this system. now, that's an area of high pressure. you can't see that here, but t

it's the north. and it is pressing down really keeping the dry,de c air to the north and that precip to the south. that why this line is just so stark just like that. but this system is going to continue toriove and some wintry weather to the east coast including the carolinas, so you can see where the impact is going to be at this point. really on the north carolina/virginia border that's where the wll see thatter weather. for us, we don't have any alerts in place right now. as far as the chances go, now, the chances rlly ride onow far this system can kind of nudge northward. but it's fighting against that high pressure. you saw it was keeping af lot us dry in the north of the system. maybe a 10% chance for some flakes andflurries. north of here we're dry. you don't have anything to worry about. now, farther south, this is wher our best chance -- i'm going 20 to 30% in southern maryland.f parts fauquier and then out to culpepper, youould see some snow tomorrow. leepts time -- let's time this

out. 9:00 a.m. we're still dry. just a lot of clouds in the area. by about 3:00 p.m. that's when we start to see the system brush us. this is just brushing areas like southern maryland. that's where you see the blue of the snow. here is thered. you can see how it changes over to a little bit of rain. some are may a rain/snow mix that's until 11:30 p.m. after that, the system i moving out. so this is a very short event in our area. that meanscthe im will also be relatively low because by monday morning 8:00 a.m., not only are we dry, but we are clear with plenty of sunshine. so planning out your fsunday, those in the d.c. metro area temperatures won't break the mid to upper 30s. our chances of seeing snow are very limited. but we cld see a few flakes and flurries until 6:00 or 7:00. the forecast is different though if you live in southern maryland and areth of the district. you are looking at the greatest chance for some isnow. th low impact to moderate

beginning after about 3:00 p.m. about a 30% chance. the ten dhe outlook, next couple of days after tomorrow's event, everything is prey quiet. temperatures, mild. mid to upper 40s. in fact, 50s by next weekend and that's when we're tracking the next chance for rain. that will be on friday, saturday and sunday. at this point, it's looking like just rain. so, you know, we have been watching this, haven't we, erica, for over ten days now. it's just been really a close call but i don't think we'll get that snow >> all right.ed. we missed out. this time around. for those of us thrs are snow lo so we'll get another one any time soon. so the redskins won't have so the redskins won't have to face one ofhe t top

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> all right. the maryland men's basketball team off to a 7-2 start. they have madome noise jumping up to the top 25 early. afollowed by a close los home to fourth ranked virginia. then dropping their first game of the yea earlier this week by two to purdue.

today in baltimore against last year's cinderella, loyola of georgia and sister jean. she didn't make the trip though. terps and ramblers i playing baltimore. terps by two. coming away with the turnover. aiello drops it back. and maryland by four. later in the firstny ant coen hits the three. eight point maryland lead led by four at the break. seco half, terps by eight. niceack door feed to anthony coen. led the way with 17. terps with a 15-point lead. the big fellow bruno fernando showing off his range. maryland wins it 55-41. georgetown and syracuse bringing back some memories of the old big east. picking up, a minute and a half left. syracuse by two. hoyas respond. govan, three out of 22.

and 12 seconds to go, mosley called for the charge. hoyas one point lead. can't extend it.ra syse one last shot. pulls up inside the arc. buries the jumper. orange take the one-point lead. blair from midcourt.t look this. so close back of the rim. they would have won it. orange held on for the victory. georgetown 2. over to howard university, bison hosting american at burr gymnasium. off the turnover, bragg, back up cothe urt. to nelson. two of his 14 first half pohots. ward closed the gap. gettinghe hop and the two.n howard wit two, 17-15. au keeps their distance, but not the distance c.j. wil hamsits from. ts it to go at the half. howard comes back big

second half, 85-83. mark sanchez set to make his first start as a redskin tomorrow against the giants. third start the year for the redskins. no more room for error at all. with -- the redskins though did get some good news todawe ver. they won't have to worry about one of the best receivers in the game. odell beckham jr. has been ruled out for sunday's game with a bruised quad. lhe was a fularticipant on wednesday and thursday in practice but showed up on the injury report yesterday.dn di't even travel with the team today. in sixareer meeting withes the redskins beckham, five touchdowns, averaging 110 yards per game. the redskins will be happy not to see him. virginia, stone bridge and high land springs. high land springs is down seven. and the gam tied at seven. springers on top, 23-14.

fourth quarter, direct s to nick mel. he punches it from the goal line. high land springs wins the class title. 37-26. the army/navy game went final. army wins it 17-10. >> congratulations to them. all right, george, thank you very much. if you're headed out the game tomorrow it will be a cold one. >> that's right. temperates in the 30s tomorrow. so please bundle up. that snow staying in southern maryland. maybe a few flakes in the district. >> thank you. that's the news for now.s" "nightly ns coming

tonight a major shake-upn the west wing, involving a key member of the president's inner circle. >> john kelly will be leaving at the end of the year. >> why the chief of staff is out. tens of millions on edge as a dangerous ep winter storm ss across the south. bringing freezing rain and heavy snow, whereth e storm is headed next. riots inranls for the fourth weekend in a row. paris on lockdown after calling for president macron to step down former lieutenants reveal the ruthless tactics that helped make el chapo billions. more u.s. companies introduce paternity