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news 4 working to get answers to the community's worst fearsan about traffiparking. and breaking news in the investigatio on the eveng of another senten day. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. and good evening. first tonight, a local family spending this holiday season in agony. a -y15r-old boy taken from them just days ago. his killer is still free tonight. >> tonight, gerald watson's family andds friit candles and prayed together. they wore t-shirts with his face on them, while d.c. polic detectives continue to search for clues about who killed him. news 4's shomari stone is live with the latest onin their stigation. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. right now, d.c. police are investigating, trying to determine who killed this young man. he was liked in the community. he went to anacostia high school. the candlelight vigil was very

emotional, touch,ee when you this mother and grandmother hugging each other, desperangly tro figure out what exactly happened, demanding to know who killed him and why. it's heart-wrenching to see tears -- >> my baby's not comingba . >> reporter: -- roll down the faces of children. they're supposed to shinejoith y like these lights during the liday season. >> it's not right. >> reporter: rest in peace photos of their friend.te >> pro this community, god. >> reporte gerald watson. >> let there be peace, not war. >> reporter: coverheir broken hearts. >> let us walk together and not walk against each other. >> reporter: the 15-year-old's mom and cgrandmothersole each other at his candlelight vigil. >> that's my andson. >> reporter: alberta pearson has a message for thell s. >> you may run, but you can't hide, because god sits high and looks mighty low. >> reporter: d.c. police chief

peter newsham told news 4 people wearing masks chaired gerald into this stairwell last thursday, shooting s.m several ti >> the lord is my shepherd, i shall not want. >> reporter: he died at a hospital. >> he maketh me lie down in green >> reporter: mayor muriel bowser -- >> we know that somebody can help us solve this crime. >> reporter: despite the pain, alberta pearson finds aay to release the anger, like tribute balloons. >> andma love you. >> reporter: into the night sky. >> whoever is responsible for this, i forgive you. >> reporter: tak a lot o strength to forgive someone for this. now, worthin menti that d.c. police are, again, investigating, but they need ti, they need leads. they urge anyone with information, if you know who is responsible for killing 15-year-old gerald watson, call

ewc. police. shomari stone, n4. i'm leon hris athe live desk with two pieces of breaking news in the russia investigation. this is the summary of michael flynn's interview withhe fbi in january of 2017. an interview in which he now admits he lied to the fbi. now, thisas just released tonight, and as you can see, a lot of it has been redacted, , it will be some time before we figure out everything in it. but the ertails show flynn told fbi investigators he did withiscuss u.s. sanctions russia during the presidential transition. those sanctions, by the way, im sed by the obama administration for russia's attempts to influence the 2016 election. flynn has since admitted he did talk to russia's then ambassador about those sanctions. also tonight, "the washington post" reports that russia's targeted social media disinformation campaign continued well after president

trump's eleion andt even went so far as to try to discredit robert mueller himself. "the post" says russian operatives used fake social media accountso spread lies about mueller's past. even attempting to link him to islamic extremists. that information comes from two reports created for the senate intellig now, as for flynn, he will be sentenced tomoramw. mueller's as recommended no jail time for him because of his extensiop ation, but the final decision is up to the judge. jim, back tyou. >> leon, thank you. also breaking tonight, two police officers in chicago were hi and killed by a train. those officers were responding to a shots fired call when a t commuterin hit them on the city's south side. investigators recovered a weapon and they're questioning a pson of interest in this case right now. the train that hit the officers carries commuters from northern indiana into chicago. it's since stopped running. no other injuries have been reported. the officers had each w beenith

the department for less tn three years. doreen? now to a story you saw first here o news 4. 11 highly trained police officers are off the jobecse a gun went off at a holiday party. the big question tonight is, how did it happen? all the officers are on the prince george's county police apartment s.w.a.t. team. they were at officer's home in brandywine over the weekend. the gun that scrged is a personal handgun, not a service weapon. it isn't clear yet if the officers were drinking. >> i'm not going to be naive and assume that there wasn again, i don't have facts that, hey, yes end so and so was seen drink drinking. we don't have anything of that yet. but it was a holiday party. >> expected to be okay. police say the number of officers on suspension could change as investigators uncover new >>details. how would you neighborhood change if you added 25,000 new neighbors? well, that's exactly what's h happen toappen to crystal city in a very short time, when

amazon's new campus moves in. it's going to mean big change for the area that will soon bea called nional landing. arlington county officials and news 4's jackie bensen heard tonight from some of the people who will be most impacted. jackie? jim, the er: well, board members told people, tell us what you're worriedabout. the overwhelming number one response? traffic. >> and i think it will help mitigate the traffic that we're all concerned about. >> our concern is the capacity of our existing roadways. >> arlington ridge road is already over capacity. and i think this is just going to be a problem. >> transit wason >> reporter: transportation was at the top of the list of concerns among the arlington residents who packed the cafeteria at the middle school. they wanted to know how much of an impact the estimated 25,000 additional jobs headed to crystal city, pentagon city and potomacard in the next few years will have in an area that

already struggles with traic. this was the scene just last month after metro closed two stations, national airport and rystal city, for yellow line repairs and improvements. >> route one is so backed up, everybodtis c down on e-street and fern street and it's getting worse. so -- particularly on the holidays when the airport gets backed up. >> reporter: county officials told those assembled amazon would be obligated to create one parking spot for every six employees. hasome questioned whether might push some to park on residential streets. >> you're going to try toark more cars in our neighborhood, wherehere's zone parking. and that's worse to me. >> reporter: in an interview with news 4, board chair katie crystal stressed t important role of a revitalized metro system. >> so, we want to make sure we are the capacity to get all of those employees, or as many as possible, riding transit to minimize any impact on the traffic, roads. so, that's one of our top ones.

there are a lot of projes and they are going to require commitment with metro, the state and other partners. > reporter: other concerns identified, gentry if i case and affordable housing. live in arlington, jace bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. wend, our wee of heavy rain set a record for the d.c. area, it left our rivers a our waterways swollen. check out these impressive pictures, chopper 4 over a fast moving great falls earlier today. and guess what? there is still more rain on the way, folks. chief meteorologist doug kammerer has the latest now from the storm center. >> yeah, we got a nice break today with a little sunshine, but that's kind of a cold wind out there tonight, doug. >> it's a really cold wind out there. as a matter of fact, we've got wind chills already in the 30s. 30 wind still gusting 20 t miles per hour, even at this hour. especially in our northern zone look at the numbers, 35, the current wind chill in d.c.

so, the colder air continues to sen across our region. so, when you wake up in the wind g, i really expect chills to be in the 20s. then, we tur ourttention to the next couple of days. dry on wednesday, but thursday. yet another storm system making its way in here. i'll let you know what tt exp as far as travel is concerned and what it means to your weekend, as well. i'm back in just t minutes. >> we'll see you then, doug, thank you. former cbs ceoless moonves will not receive a $120 million severance package from the network. cb announced today it fired himo with causever sexual misconduct allegations. investigators said harassment and retaliation were not pervasive at cbs, but they are implementing reforms. forward in n came "the new yorker," claiming moonves sexually harassed or assaulted them. moonves' attorney says his attorn co-op rated extensively

with investigators. we're just four days aw from a potential federal government shutdown. and tonight, there are no signs that the white house or democrats will budge in theve battle funding for a border wall. last week, president trump said he would gladly take the blame for a shutdown, if it meant securing our bords. tonight, republicans on capitol hill seem to be in the dark about what's coming next. >> well, i don't know. weir waiting on -- we're iting on instructions from the white house. >> more than 400,000 workers will be forced to work without pay if the shutdown pphas. another 350,000 could see their paycheck delayed. social security checks will still goout, but national parks and monuments will close. next at 11:00, deck the halls with straws and plastic? see the d.c. bar that's been transformed by garbage for the end of the year. colin kaepernick may not

bebe on the field, but tonight, he's having a big impactn the nfl's plans for super bowl sunday. and hometown olympian katie fansdeck can i meeting big tonight during a christmas parade. >> it is always fun to see my neighbors and see santa and get teryone in

we don't know if they'll keep the government open yet, but congress cou pass some big legislation before the christmas break. tomorrow, the senateill vot on a bipartisan criminal justice reform bill. now, earlier thi year, kim kardashian west successfully lobbied president trump to support the fir step act.

now, it would expand judges'di retion to avoid mandatory sentencing and reduce three-strike sentences on som convictions from life to 25 years. we told you more and more teenagers are p aking up bad habit. they are using vape pens. tonight, a federal report shows an alarming spike. 1.3 million teenagers say they started vaping during the last year. nationwide, almost 40% of high school seniors say they've vaped in the last 12 months. for eighth graders, it's 20%. theame study shows opioid use the down among teenars and fewer high school students are binge drinking now. for the next two weeks, it may be the trashiest bar in d.c. but don't worry, it's the look they're going for. 's a new pup called garbage barge. d.c. nine is going allut to highlight the issues in the

ocean and how trash impacts underwatcreatures. as the district ditches plastic straws, this bar will embrace them, but for decorative purposes only. you'll see sea urchins made out of straws and jellyfish made out of coffee filters. they're working to find new alternatives because january 1st, plasticbe straws wil outlawed in the district. >> can try aw, paper st you can try a hay straw. we have to use up the last of oulastic straws and at the end, we do want to take a straw poll, see what people lik the best and we'll move on from there. >> hmm. >> a hay stray? what is at? the popup bar opened up tonight. if you want to check it out, head over to ninth street in shaw. you've only got until december 30th to swing by. > we're just weeks away from the super bowl, there's still no major act announced for the halftime show. it's been rumored that maroon 5 will perform, but many stars,

incling rihanna hav reportedly told the nfl, despite the hundred million vwersho could tune in, they won't take the stage. >> moh good as it might for an artist's career, it can do just as bad for the audience th already have. >> the backlash comes from colin he protested racial injustice by taking a knee during the narnl anth. stars like jay-z have snubbed the nfl since no team has re-signed kaepernick. well, christmas came early for one of kat ledecky's biggest fans. >> yeah, he got to meet the olympic swimming star tonight and pla santa claus, too. raymond depaula sto in for santa as the crew rolled through bethesda. >> the highlight this evening, the big hug from the local gold medalist.

will duckie sledecky says this highlight of her holiday season. >> it is always fun to see my nehbors and see santa and get everyone in the christmas spirit. >> katie is home on break from st stanford university. santa told her he'll try to bring her gold medals and good grades. that's nice. and she's a good sport. >> ablutely. >>always. >> we love her. >> olympic athletes. so, santa was dressed appropriately to be out in this, doug. >> yeah, imean, it's really chilly out there you have to have a little under santa wear. that's the kind of coldat tempes we're talking about. temperatures in the 20s and 30s, after what was a spectacular date. aigh of 58. the record high, 64. next couple of days, we won genywhere near that. out there right now, here's the big deal. 43, but winds out of the

northwest at 17 miles an hour h we stille gusts between 20 tnd 30 miles per hour and boy does that makeeel a lot colder. look at the current wind chill right now, down to 26 in winchester, 31 in gaithersburg, 35 in d.c., 29 in hagerstown. 37 in fredericksburg. that's on the cold side already. knock five, ten degrees and that will be the wind chill tomorrow morning. f us will be in the 20s for wind chills early in the morning, as long as that wind is thatng, it's going to fee much colder. radar, not showing anything on the maps. fairly dry pattern here over the next couple of days. as we widened out, you see what i'm talking about. nothing across the eastern half of the nation. okay, good, ae're in for dry period -- not exactly. we've got a couple more systems coming in fromhe west that will move down towards the gulf, just like the last one. as a matter of fact, this was he same graphic that i made last monday. i barely even tweaked the graphic. i mean, ius did minimal stuff to it. watch what happened here. anothersoaker, the samehing i

used last week. two areas of low pressure. i used that last week.ow s to the west, rain to the east. the only difference is, this area of low pressureraveling a little bit farther to the north and west, mning warmer temperatures this time. a milder rain. temperatures on friday in the 60s. but look at this. i-95, from maine all the way to florida on thursday and then one friday could mess. i-70 west is going to be a mess. hi of 81. it's nothe best traveling day on thursday and friday. if you are waiting for the weekend to travel, a lot of people are, the weekend is actuallyy looking pre good and much drier. what are we expecting from the next storm? heavy rain again. another inch to an inch and alf i don't think it will bring us the three-inch totals we saw.av issues on the east coast, that will be problem. tomorrow, the only problem, chilly conditions. breezy and chilly. mostly sunny,hs hround 46. wind chills in the 30s. 50 ony.our wednes then the rain comes in sure night, into the day on friday. i think the w heaviesl be

overnight thursday night into early on friday. a dry weekend, but a little bit cooler, and right now, tracking some shower activity, most likely rain showers on monday, and christmas, looking at a high of 46. christmas, 46 and dry, some sunshine, too. >> not bad. >> we'll take that over a rainy yristmas. >> v exciting to see a weekend with no rain. >> dry conditions for the weekend. how aboutt,that? >> all thank you, doug. coming up, the redskins keeping themselves in that playoff picture. we're going to tell youey what need to do to punch tir tiwiet. >> justn. >> yeah, a few more times. s>> we've gotrts next. but first, here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys. m lin-manuanda is my guest lin-manuanda is my guest tonight, plus, we have tyler

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> well, they broke the streak, but they got to run the table from here own out? >> yeah, the redskins need the teams in front of them toose a little bit, to keep this playoff sp,it alive. lohere are six nfc teams that will make the playoffs. ins are in the red that eighth spot. to move into playoff position, they're going to need some help from those other teams in contention. more on tt in just a moment. the redskins, led by their fourth starting quart back of thseason, josh johnson, took care of business on sunday to remain on this list. there's still an outside chance the burgundy and gold can catch the cowboys in the division. you see them on to but it will take the cowboys to lose out in ordeo do that. the redskins' best chance is to leapfrog the eagles and those

kirk cousins-led vikings for that final wild card spot. this team nopes just how important saturday's game against the titans is, now that they've snapped their four-game losing streak, are in the thick of thing in the nfc playoff hunt. >> we've done too much good in the early part of the season to let it all go after tre bad tch we had. we're still in this thing, and that's still the mindset for this week, jus got to go out there and try to do the same thing this week. >> each day, you got to win that day and you just go from there, so, i feel like, that's what we ,did last one day at a time. just keept rolling, j take it like that. saturday, you know what i mean, do or die, yoo knownce again, i think guys are locked in and ready to make it happen. huge playoff implications for the redskins this weekend. we've got you covered on saturday. pregame report starts right here at 3:00. kickoff from music city at 4:30, then after the game, got our postgame report. again, that's on saturday and .'s right here on nbc 4 one player missing out on

this run, capri bibbs. form redskins running back released by the team over the weekend, now has a new team with th green bay packers. he was claimed offwa ivers. bibbs played in ten games thishe season for t redskins, played well, over100 yards receiving, 100 yards rushing and four touchdowns. spent parf the last two season with the burgundy and gold, t nding it in for the green and gold. one of the team s nipping a e dskins' heels, the panthers taking on the snts tonight. kamara, no one touching him. the saints beat the panthers 12-9. carolina's sixth straight loss. meet new orioles manager brandon hyde. the 45-year-old was introduced this afternoon in charm city. this is his first job as a o skippe a major league team,

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