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>> what we don't do enough is talk about it openly. >> why the former police chiefs things are getting better. and a new low for package thieves? where police say someone sent a child to do their dirty work for them. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> the twlhreat o black ice anda freezing cold start to the morning has some virginia schools already delay o closed tomorrow. good evening. >> if you didn't getno the sunday, then you're worried tomorrow about warming up the car fse sure, bec it's going to be cold. but check this out. traffic was already slioung tonight after the sun went down in north carolina. this is new video from interstate 40 in raleigh. north carolina and southern virginia took the biggest hit from that storm. and they'll take the longest to recover. >> we saw plenty of snow this morning, as far north at fredericksburg, stafford and prince william counties.

let's go to doug kammerer for more. >> it reallys where we saw the snow during the day yesterday tere we're going to see the big problems earlyorrow morning with the potential for icing. already seeing that out there. we're also talking about you folks in southern marylan too. take a look at the storm. it's still going, guys. we still got snown thealeigh area, just to the east of raleigh. nor fo norfolk, virginia beach, snowing there. still snowing fromha same system, making its way out of ea. for us tonight, the wig thingbis the cold. look at the numbers. 24 degree s around fredericksburg. wee seen everything freeze back up. you may have to get yourself earlyime tomorrow morni to get around. staying cold, and then we start tracking the next system, and that, o, will be a very big storm. that one will have big weekend imkcts. we'll tbout that, i'll show you when it moves in and when to expect it coming up in about ten minutes. >> doug, thank you.

reaking newsget to out of west virginia tonight. a chicago-bound amtrak train that left union station slammed into a big rig near harpers ferry. that train left d.c. at 5:30 with 108 passengers and cw onboard. it hit the truck in the town of ranson. people ran to get it off the tracks, but couldn't move it in time. here you see video. amtrak says no one was hurt in the crash, but this is going to impact tomorrow morning's commute. because of the crash, thereill be no mark service in west virginia at all.st the f train will leave brunswick just after 6:00 in th mornin jurors are resting at home tonight. tomorrow,nu they con deliberating how much time james fields will spend in prison. h fields dis car into a crowd of counter protesters at a white nationalist rally in arlottesville last year. today, jurors listened and a

doctor detailed fields' long history of mental health problems. heather yer's mother cried as she told the jury the impact her ughter's death have having on her family. other victims described the physical andog psychal impact of being hit by the car fields was driving that day. late last week, many of those c victimsebrated the jury's guilty verdict. >> theascists will never stop us. we will fht in heather's mery until the day we die. >> we expect to hear more from those victi and from heather heyer's motherfter sentencing, and that could come as early as tomorr. well, five months after 10-year-old makiyah wilson died, her mother ss there are still moments when she is overwhelmed. one of those moments was this friday, when a seventh arrest was announced in the girl's murder. our shomari stone spoke with her mom about the latest turn in

this investigation. >> it's been difficult for us all. >> reporter: ginetta wilson sharing her story and celebrating her daughter life -- >> she was so special. >> reporter: on the busy with bee show. >> we'veff taken stu daily. >> reporter: her appearance comes a day after police arrested a seventh suspect in her daughter's murder. >> just to know they're off the streets, i'm very happy of that. it's overwhelming people could do this to a 10-year-old girl. >> reporter: she was killed when men jumped out of a car and opened fire on a group this suer. police say she was the unintended target. police say more arrests are possible. >> you have a heart, you know this baby was innocent, you y should turrself in. you never know when stuff like this going to ephappen. >>ter: wilson goes to every court hearing in this case. >> now, looking back on it -or

>> repr: she's seen the faces of those allegedly responsible for taking the life of her child. and what are you going to miss most about you daughter? >> her laugh, her smile, you know, and just her overall. >> reporter: her daughter w toi tonight, and they tell us the investigation is ongog. if you have any additional information about this shooting, call d.c. police. meanile, donnetta says she plans to pay tribute to her daughter on december 16th with a light display near the shooting scene. in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. let's turn our attention to politics now. tomorrow, an oval office showdown between demc leaders and president trump. at stake here, whether or not we tihave a pal government shutdown. th deadline for a new funding deal is december 21st, but nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say they will not go along with a $a billion p the president wants for a wall on the u.s./mexico border. pelosi and schumer tweeted a

joint statement tonight, saying a shutdown would be the republicans' choice. two high profile cases of domestic violence involving nfl players in the last two weeks. one of them, signed by the redskins after he was cut because of the accusation. thefo reubeer and kareem hunt cases have the nfl facing criticism from all directions, including female fans. news 4's jacki bsen spoke to nfl director of security kathy ndneer about that,more, in an interview you'll only see on news 4. jackie? >> reporter: well, doreen, during her time as police chief in washington, d.c., kathy laneer was known as a compassiate advocate for crime victims. she sat down with me to talk about two cases that are causi troubling headlines for the nfl, both involving violence against women. this is police body camera video of an investigation into the february report of a domtic argument between linebacker reuben foster and ann again,

off again girlfriend. no chargesere filed that night, but nine months later, he was arrested for aaulting the me woman in florida. >> when it comes to domestic violenceak the league tes that very, very seriously. >> reporter: though foster w laimed after waivers by the redskins just 72 hours aft he was released by the 49ers, his future is uncertain. he is on the commissioner's exempt list. part of theleague's protocol for dealing with domestic violence in the wake of the 2014 ray rice scandal. >> this is very strict protocol, all the way through ther system domestic violence, which is where reuben foster is right now. so, where that ends up, we don't know yet, but it may be the position, when this is all over, that he's not ever playing. i mean, we don't know where that's going to end up. >> reporter: despite a couple of recent high profile cases, she claims the nfl' destic violence education is showing

positive results. >> right now, we're on pace this year to have the lowest number of players involved, going back to 2000. >> reporter: she attributes those figures to the education and training required of all nfl personnel. and we are told those numbers ucclude a redon in the number of arrests for domestic violence. back to you. >> all right, jackie bensen reu,rting. thank ackie. package thieves are a common nuisance this time of year, but it's not often you see someone put a child up to that. check out this home surveillance video from harford coun. it w recorded last friday. you see here,to investi think the child is about 8 years old. he or she seemed to look back for directions before taking that package. >> just atrocus violationf someone's trust, you know, a theft, during this time of year, ut's always bad, this time of year, to commit such an act,

but to have a child do it for you, justps it up another notch. >> the harford county sheriff's office is helping the public can use the video to help track down whoever was just offcamera. several departments in d.c.'s providence hospital will be shut down as of friday. the emergency department and services that support it will stay open through the end of april to help the end of flu season, but any department that doesn't eupport thergency care center will be closed by the end of the week. news 4 reported last week that d.c. fire ands had stopped taking e.r. patients to providence. the htpital says will continue to provide services at nearby carroll manor,along with primary and outpatient behavioral health services. next at 11:00,0 dry fires in ten days. >> we could have lost everything. >> new 4 working for you to stop this from happening in your inuse. w up to some frigid numbers tomorrow, plus, tracking the latest on our next storm making its way our w

firefighters have sounding the alarm, after a whole bunch of dryer fires. over a period of ten days, prince george's county crews responded to 20 residential and commercial dryer fires. the problem is lint, it's very flammable, and cold weather can make it more dangerous. >> with it being cold and moist and then that hot warm air coming in,oiit's to stay clinging to the hose and the vent itself, causing a buildu of the lint. >> we're working for you with ways to preven a dryer fire. clean the lint filter in the

thing every time you use the dryer, pull the dryer away from the wall and clean the back the machine. check the vent for damage, like spots, and pinched make sure the outdoor vent opens when the dryer runs. there are some more tips for you in the nbc washington app, search fire prevention. a pricklyssue developing over tiny little hedgehogs. you heard that rit. they'r illegal to have as pets in d.c. and fairfax county, but here's a new po change that. you see, a d.c. couple recently took their complaint t council member charles allen. allen got the council to approve legalizing the ownership of he ehogs. but that changed when thee human rescue alliance stepped in here. they say people often don't know how to care for these exotic pets and many of them, like turtles, for example, end up in shelters. >> most people buy these types of animals as an impulse purchase. hedgehogs pose a different scenario for people who chose them as pets because they are

nocturnal. >> one other ccern about hedgehogs, they carry salmonella. none of the major pet urtailers in area offer hedgehogs for sale, so there's that. >> there's a reason for that. a legendary rock 'n' roll guitarist is playing a benefit concert in alexandria tomorrow. >> pretty co it's going to help the children of marines afford college, and before morrow's concert, our mark see graves got a chance to sit down with james burton. >> reporter: tomorrow night, ing a baxter is thr birthday party for himself. whene decided to have his party, he wanted it to benefit a worthy charity. >> we get to share what we do, and why not play and raise money for the right folks? >> reporter: the right folks turned out to the be the children of marines and the marine corps scholarship foundation. >> we started in 1962, and since

then, we've sent 40,000 children of marines and navy corpsmen who serve with marines to college. >> reporter: tomorrow night's concert includes a long list of heavy hitters, but none bigger has james burton, w played with just about every rock n roll super star since the 1950s, including rickdy n ddy -y nelson and the king of rock n roll, elvis. >> i pyed with two elvises. >> he played with elvis costello and elvis presley.e >> they w fantastic. >> reporter: burton spent a lot of time playing with ricky nelson, and tomorrow, he'll play side-bside with nelson's son. >> we're going to do some of their dad's very big hits. >> reporter: burton has lost track of how many records he's actually played on over the years. >> well, 's probably over 1,000. >> reporter: after playing with so many great artists over the year might be surprised who the one person he wished he got to play with is >>ad a call to do a barbra

streisand record, b i was doing another project and couldn't do it so i never got a itchance to perform her. >> reporter: baxter says tomorrow's show will be a once in a lifetime assembly of rock n ll masters. as for why he picked this charity -- >> the men and the women who standn the walnd the men and women that have gone before us who stood on the wall and given their lives,o give us in this country, the freedom to be able to be creative, there would be no art. >> reporter: the benefit is in al sexandri alexandria. for ticket informaten, go to nbc washington app and search marine scholarship. in virginia, with rock n roll royalty, mark segraves, news 4. >>e'll use our imagination about how fabulous he >> you could go tomorrow night to the show. >> check it out for yourself. oi and probably going to bundle up if you're to go. it's really cold. >> stanton, rginia, rightnow,

actually -- way down, way down to our southwest, but 8 degrees >> noway, really? >> manassas at 19. >>it's colder the farther south you go. >> i a his amazing. that happens sometimes. areas that get snow cool a little quicker. we're seeing that right now in our southern zones. really all the suburbs right now, seeing very cold temperatures as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. that's going to be the case tomorrow, too. so, out there right now, 31 in d.c. if we're 31 in d.c., you know everybody's colder than that. winds out of the north, only about 5 miles an hour. , manassas, 23 in huntingtown. 24 in fredericksburg. ere's that 8 degrees down to stanton. amazing how cold some of the numbers are. thmorrow morning, we'll be a little coole this. you know what that's going to do. no rain, no snow snow. it's all over here, but just down to the south, the storm still going. this is another piece it, the main piece is now gone, but

look, another piece making its way through the carolinas earlier during the day today and still bringing some snow into n parts ofth carolina, they're under winter weather advisories, not just for what's falling, but for the refreeze, and yes, that ,efreeze is going to be a big issue for as well. that is going to be the big issue, especially down d.c. and areas north, just cold. temperatures in the 20s.ol ed teens. south of d.c. metro, black ice and slick spots. really watch out for the secondaryst roads. f the time, that's your neighborhood roads that can be the most dangerous. some schools closed or delayed. you can find thon the nbc washington website. this is what we're talking about. cold to the north. culpepper county, stafford county fredericksburg, most of southern maryland, parts of prince george's, charles county, st. mary's county. if you're in the areas of red, you could have issues eowly tomomorning. just know that, getting up and door ng out the front

tomorrow. you may need the ice scraper, i saw some frost on some of the cars here in northwest d.c. today. so, you may need the ice scraper early tomorrow morning. now, tomorrow afternoon, not as today, we saw a high of 41, 42. tomorrow, we get to 44. tw degrees warmer than that. going to be amazing. amazing. a frigid start, but mostly sunny skies. yeah, another chilly day. we'll need the coats again. and this kind of weather is going to last the rest of the week. 44 on your wednesday. 46 on thursday. rain late on friday. and this is going to be another big storm, guys. we're talkingbo one to two inches of rain, 53 degrees on friday.e' so, you know on the warmer side there. rain again on saturday. a high of 52. more shor activity on sunday, as the upper level low swings on through here.es temperatn the upper 40s. and then weapon get cool again in the middle of nex ek. we're talking 40s before another storm late next week. so, you know, kind of a stormy rttern here andlly a cool pattern. average high is now in the 40s, but we get a couple of 50s, but

they come with some rain. >> and so nice of doug to offle to the ice off our windshields. >> i'm really thankfulhe's going to do that. whatever, you know. that's right, for the new guy, i can help out. thanks, doug. coming up, the wizards struggle earl without john wall, b a late comeback against the pacers has the team all smiles, until the end. sports next, but first, here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys. john mull laney is my guest tonight. plus, we havees v hutchins, music from grims and a it's not the holidays until...

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> the wizards relied on the eastern conference player of the week, bradley beal, to get them ck in the win column in indiana tonight. john wall out with heel sorenes soreness. it was a newcomer that sparked a late rly for washington. john wall, though, still involved with the coaches and teammates tonight. probably didn't like this very much. third quarter, things lking dismal for the wizards, down big. indiana's myles turner knocking down a three to give the a 26-point lead. but towards the end of the third, the wiz bring in the new guy, welcome sam dekker. he comes up with a huge steal, running with kelly oubre and oh, wisconsin, the badger slamming it home. wizards go on a 19-0 run once h ca t in. now, inhe fourth quarter, more "d." bradley beal with theit steal. bi beal with a game high 30 points.

kelly oubre finishes with the jam. but the second half push just not enough. turner, too much tonight for the wiz. 26 poin 12 rebounds and five blocks as the wiz fall 109-101, and, hey,ea his tate have lost, but john wall made at least one fan, check this out, hey-yo, look at that excitement. i see you, girl all right, ron prince was recruited to howard unit 30 ars ago. ultimately, he didn't end up in d.c. but 30 years later, prince is bison bound. prince was introduced as the new foot boll coaball coach. ed was an assistant at virginia, where he coach alongside mike london who left just weeks ago for william and mary. in fact, that's a big part of what brought h. to the foundation of this program laid by ndon. >> mike and i are really good friends. we go back a long ways. and honestly, had he not been

the coach here, i probably wouldn't have been interested in this position. i think he did a great job t preparinghe team. i know his values, i know what he attempted to instill here on a day-to-day basis, and i think that's something that was terrific and it was very attractive to me. all right, we're pushing things over to college hoops this morning. the maryland women hosti loyola. quick touch pass here. terps dangerous on the outside, too. for three. she led all srers with9 points. terps up 20, thou, at the break. so, third quarter, greyhounds can't keep up with the terps. the quick toss to kyla charles. e terps leaving these kids dancing. doug was justrying this, you missed it. maryland wins it, 83-48. tonight, back this college park, fins bat the cold temperatures to celebrate with the men's soccer team, the

national champions. their head coach celebrating with the fans. maryland beating akron in yesterday's final. the team's first title in ten years, fourth in school history. so, a huge congratu ltions. got te that hardware being back in college park. >> absolutely. celebrate that te. >> by theway, no one wants to see doug dance. >> it kindf caught my eye and i tried to -- >> he's still learning the floss. >> we'lle right back. b hi. i'm monday. i know, people don't like me.

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