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the river behind the d.c. shelte last january. >> what do we know that these servicetu els? police had to have been aware of them before. >> yes. as you said, architects knew about these tunnels and parently the d.c. police did not know about them when the g younl was reported missing. we asked permission to go down and s t thenels for ourselves and we were told the tunnels are so cold and in suct poor con that they're not safe. i spoke to the chief. he said while they didn't finyt ng during the search, he said this just illustrates d.c. police department's commitment never to give up the search for the 8-year-old girl. news4.

>> thank you. and coming in from wall street, another volatile day as it comes to a close. plunging more than 650 points. the big reason t f drop today, a bombshell today coming from apple.ny the com announcing a slowdown over the holidays in china. that sent apple stock down more than 10%. speaking exclusively to cnbc, apple's ceo tim cook laid out his plan f getting revenue back on track. his ideas? encustomers to upgrade their phones. >> the retail va united states is $749. if you happen to trade in a 7 plus, which many people are to get that, the price goes all the way down to $449. so there is a substantial benefit, economic and environmental through trade-in.

he he says he believes the trade tensions between and u.s. china is what is causing the economy in china to slow down. >> history on capitol hill today. the 116th congress convening for the first time with the most diverse group o lawmaker ever. 100 senators and 435 members of the house all sworn in this afternoon. among them, aor r 127 women. that includes their two muslim congress women. virginia welcoming some freshmen lawmakers. >> in our newsroom with more on is historic day. > democrats takingontrol of the house today for the first time in 2011. nancy pelosi elected once again as speaker of the house with 220 votes.

as her party begins, two more years. she said there would be a list of issue change is that universal background checks for gun ha pus. and most importantly she promises a house for the peoplei >> w together we will achieve the promise of the american dream for every family. and then for every community. we must be pioneer of the future. it advances amica's pre eminence in the world and opens up opportunities for all. >> republicans still maintain control of the senate. there is the first time president trump will face divided congress. >> the congress is new but the stalemate is the same. the government shutdown is now in day 13. the fourth longest shutdown in

u.s. history. we're taking a live look at the hous floor where lawmakers set to vote about 8:00 tonight on new bills that will try to reopen the government. in virginia, that is especially critical for the commonwealth. >> not just the 70,000 federal employeeshat i have in my district. it is the hundreds of thousands ofac conrs who also interact with the government on a daily basis. and they're very tired of the dysfunction in washington. being used as wns. >> one agency that is not included in today's bills is homeland security. that would be funded only through february 8 to allow more time oia neg money for border rise. the white house is expected to hold another meeting with lawmakers tomorrow. we've been talking about the hundreds of thousands of workers whose lives have been left in limbo t last couple weeks.

but the partial shutdown having a trickle effect all across the region. a closer look at that part of it. >> reporter: we'll start with this aman, attorney in stafford. when he saw this tweet telling federalem oyees to consubtle with their personal -- to consult with tnair per attorneys, he knew towed deaf. >> when i saw this tweet, i wanted to provide my skills to provide help for my fellow americans. >> so he took to twitter with his own tweet. offering his services proceed >> how do i protect my credit history? how do i ioto default? >> his advice, stay in touch with your creditors. >> let them know what circumstances you're in and teml you're not trying get out of paying it.

because of matters out ofour control, you want to suspend fees for a month. >> but it's not legal advice she needs. it is renters. >> i'm a single mom. i have a son on the autism spectrum so i have additional challenges. >> a part time english teache she doesn't get paid between semesters. so she rents out rooms for an air bnb. >> she can't have a determined schedule since the federal government is shut down and her inteship depends on it. >> that will impact her bottom line. she's trying to keep itll in perspective. >> for people living hand to mouth on that federal paycheck, i really feel for them. taking a look at our forecast, cloudy, a littleild today but that's about to change. amelia draper isere to tell us what'snext.

>> surprise, surprise, more rain. barely any sunshine, unfortunately. maybe a h glimmere or there. as we head into the overnight hours, the skies will stay mainly cloudy. we're at 49 after a high today.m that'st 10 degrees above normal. this is now the coldest time of year withra our a high only being 43 degrees. >> we dotay dry with plenty of clouds ound. by 11:00 p.m., temperatures in the low 40s and we'll be waking up tomorrow with tempetures in the 30s. i'll let you know what to expect at the bus stop. t plus, whenhe rain will move in. a growing manhunt this afternoon. still ahead, the man who shot and killed that little 7-year-old in texas is still on the run. and minutes ago, we got an update from the girl's parents.

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on monday a 15-year-old high school student died when her sister lost contr of the car. that's just one of dozen of crashes on st. charles parkway. meagan talked with people who said that curve is dangerous. >> reporter: this cobbler shop has been here almost a decade. and it hasat a g view of the road. which means owner has seen quite a t. >> i've seen guys on a motorcycle one timeet just hit and wind up in the parking lot. >> reporter: he said he's seen dozens of accidents. but sadly the latest one was fatal. just up the road on new years

eve, a 15-year-old girl died when her sister lost control of the car. slamming into a tree. the sister is still in critical condition. in the last five years, they've investigated 26 crashes o or near the parkway. the traffic safety committee will be investigating the roadn conditore closely and will like you make changes toak it safer. that's good news. five months ago, jer wiah in a bad crash right near this car wash and almost died.>> i was driving along, i noticed the light was red. i hit the brake to slow down and my car slid into all the traffic. >> reporter: emhe's gteful to be alive but hoping changes will be made on this road soo soo one else has to die. >> sad to say, other lives had to be take i'm really fortunate that i was

not one of them. >> reporter: in charles county, meagan fitzgerald. news4. and fire investigators are trying to figure out why a largc that was hauling trash caught fire this afternoon. firefighters tackling the fire from above. this is at the waste management club. they had to shut down the area while workers cleaned up the trash and the debris. >> not the kind of clouds we want to see in the sky. i'm glad they got that situation under control. and you he the weather under control. nice outside temperaturewise. >> yeah. yeah, it is chilly with you this time of year, our normal high would be 43 degrees. so we're running above normal. and first of all, take look at your forecast. torrow, a shortened workweek, still nice that tomorrow is

friday. showers move in during then aftern and evening. the morning into the midday hours. temperatures on sunday, almost 15 degrees above normal. >> 46 i frederick. 37 and in the 30sth i suburbs. a high tomorrow o have you been. so the a carbon copy of today. here's the future weather. notice the clouds are in place. you are seeing the green here. just some spotty showers out the. if you hav dinner plans out, 6:00 p.m., notice showers starting to become a little more widespread. 10:00, ev11:00. ybody is dealing with rain. the heaviest rainfall is during thet overni hours as we look

to saturday morning. still some lingering showers. check it out. a 10:0. everybody has the chance to deal with rain and it continues the midday hours. as we move toward 2:00, 3:00 o p.m., we dry out but i think the clouds hang out. with all the moisture, i would not be surprised if we see them jump up to high. if youe had maybe cold like symptoms and you're saying, i don't think i have a ld, it might be your allergies that are bothering you. i went outside and i could really notice it. as weook at the four-day forecast, a high of 51. 80%. pretty much at 100%. yo saturday, some showers out there. saturday evening is looking dry. a bit breezy out there with plenty o clouds.

52 on saturday. 56 degrees on sunday with plenty of sunshine looking really nice. plenty of clouds on monday still above normal with the high near 50. > president trump is considering former virginia senator jim webb to replace james mattis. if you'll remember, he ran for president very briefly in the 2016 democratic primary. he served one term. before that, wbas a reagan appointed secretary of the and assistant secretary of defense. he's also a decorated vietnam r veteran. happening now, white house cretary sarah huckabee sanders is about to hold a press briefing. we're not sure what that will be about but we'll bring you t details.

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parents are speaking out. la porsche washington said she was driving i know what her four daughters when a man in another vehicle pulled up and opened fiin. she was t shield her girls. sadly, 7-year-old jasmine w shotn the head and died. police expected to put out a

sketch soon washington said the gunfire came out of nowhere. >> we didn't do anything wrong tohis man. it was something that he had planned on doi before. so this is something that i believe was a hatecrime. >> his story has garnered national attention. ward money for an arrest is up to $100,000. deandre hopkins said he is pledging his $29,000 pay glek this weekend's playoff games to help pay for the costs. shaquille o' contributing money. a lot of people around the couny hoping for closure for this family. thank you. actress and singer olivia newton john is putting rumors to rest out her health. she is posting this new video te tw wishing everyone a happy new year and reassuring fans that she is not near dead.

the tabloids have been publishing that she was clinging to life. with just weeks to live. newton john has battled cancer three times since1992. her most reason diagnosis came just this past september. this has been a long debate about whether newborns should undergo genetic testing. now some say it is a good idea. they were able to detect mutations which did not show up in the family's history ander discovg them early could help doctors get out in front of sees thes. despite the findings, doctors are not recommending the testing becomethe norm. we're gearing up for the health and fitness expo. the dates are january 12th and

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e say a suspectedye has more than 100 videos of women and girls.al , he recorded more than 60 other victims. many happened at the fair oaks mall just before christmas. >> only on ws4, police have been searching the old d.c. gentle homeless shelteror searching f clues.li rea rudd disappeared more than four years ago. police are t sayingy did not find anything connected to relisha. and another volatile day on wall street. the dow plunging more than 650 points on this thursday. the big reason is the shock from apple.

the 6th congress is now epen. nancy pelosi is irst person to hole it twice. this is day 13 of the partialnt govern shutdown. >> that's right. the president speaking right now in the wgte house brief room, talking about border security. >> this is certainly aig surprise. up until 30 minutes ago, there wereo events heduled. we just got word, however, in the past fewdays, there would be a surprise briefing and even a bigger surprise, presideg trump givhe briefing. we know he's talking about border security. he has a panel of i.c.e. and border security officials with him. we are watching and waiting to see what he has tsay. all of this goes back to we are now in day 13 of the partial government shutdown.

the big issue is the funding over the borde wall. >> it is the changing of the guard. in i extend to you this gavel. democrats t control and with it, nancy pelosi taking gavel. the first female speaker of the house. >> taking the oat surrounded by children and grandchildren, own.uding her it is the most diverse congress. the congressional black caucus welcoming its biggest class ever. and muslim andam nativican women joining in congress for the very first time. ir our democracy will be strengthened by t optimism, idealism and patriotism.

this transformative freshman class. >> with the shifting balance of power, this means more trouble for president trump. on the possibility ofox speaker pelosi not ruling it out. >> we have to wait and seehat happens with the mueller report. >> reporter: iteans an even tougher fight for the president's border wall. with the government shutdown now in day 13, the president again blaming democrats for the shutdown he once promised to own. both sides refusing to budge. and as of righttnow, does not seem we're any closer to the end of the shutdown. tonight, house democrats set to reenter the government. the sateepublicans and president trump have already made it clear that is going nowhere. meanwhile, president trump is in the briefing. hengs strengtheis border case saying that border walls do

work. we kno h at the beginning of remarks, he congratulated speaker pelosi on t regaini speakership. she referred to, it will be a long night on the hill awaiting the house vote. oore's a live at the floor. while they're saying the package is dead on arrival, federal woers are continuing to feel the pinch. more on the personal toll that the shutdown is taking in the district. >> reporter: they got married a few ds ago. now newlyweds who live if d.c. smile on their honeymoon in upstate new york. but there's a little frustration during their bliss. they were turned away from getting a marriage license here at d.c. superior court because of the federal gernment shutdown. >> we showed up and asked which way to the marriageau bu the guy said, you're not going anywhere. we asked more questions. it turns out, nobody can get a

marriage license during shutdown. eporter: the court is funded by congress is that the marriage bureau is not essential meaning it has to close. >> this is a disaster and we want to get the government open n as possible. >> reporter: this recent video shows trash piling up on the nationalma . federal tax collectors are also furloughed. d.c. trash crews aret picking up. and the humane alliance is also stepping in. federalhomployees w live in d.c. and are not getting paid someg the shutdown to get free food for their pets. >> it is meant to help in emergency situations and really hope peoe who are in that situation right now, due to the shutdown, are w tcome stop by the adoption central. >> they realized they're not e rgency situation. it would be nice to have a marriage license. they'll stop by when it ends. >> gocelebrate.

>> also, open the inning washington app and you'll find a list of what is closed. you'll find information about free and cheaphings to do. and a warning to stop playing the victim and do something about the culture of abuse in the catholic church. the pope's letter was delivered to bishops as they gatheredor a week-long spiritual retreat in chicago. it was eightpa s. it. quote, the church's credibility has beeneriously undercut and diminished by these sins and crimes. even more by the efforts to deny or conceal them. the pope is scheduled to meet with the bishops from arounththe world a vatican next month. we're learning more about a young marine killed this week capitol hill. this afternoo his father's eaction to the devastating

news. i'm julie carey in spotsylvania avenue. hours of drama came to anaf end r the fork in the road after deputies faced the semi truck driver for hours before he pulled up in his cab. we'll show h you the s.w.a.t. team finally got him out. and stepping out the, do 7:00 a.m. it will be a cold one. check out the tempetures around 30 in the suburbs and 37 in the district.ll i' let you know what to expect

a car has crashed into a diner in dumfries. police are responding to the crash into the cafe. you can see the suv upn the wrecker. the diner is just a mess. you can see a pile of bricks there. it is a bunch of rubble. there's word that someone was hurt but there's no word on what caused the crash. back to you. >> all right. thank you. we are hearing from the marine who was killed in southeast d.c. his father is remembeng hims an avid hockey player, an outdoorsman and a marine who loves his family. jack three benson spoke to his

father by phone. >> love of country. love of family. love of the outdoors.on he said his riley's short life, 20 years, was defined by a desire to serve others. >> he was moving up to race quick will. just for startg him. i didn't think he would be that far up. i am very proud ofhim. >> shrill known about the circumstances under which lance corporal kuznia was shot in the head inside the marine corps barracks in southeast washinon. officialconfirm the gunshot was not self-inflicted. the "washington post" citing sources with kwledge of the investigation said he appeared to have been struck by an accidental discharge from a fellow marine's weapon. adam said he is anxious for more information. >>ot i'm blaming anybody. just from what i've read, proper

procedures would have been followed, i would have my kid today. this is what i'm feeling. from what i've been seeing. the commanding officer of the marine barracks released in rt, we are truly saddened by this terrible loss. riley was ave highly d and goal oriented marine whose positive attitudeet the example in the barracks. >> we did just get a pre release from the marines. they are calling it a death investigation. they sy marine who shot kuznia has been reassigned to administrative duty. a slowpeed chase through northern virginia. julie carey gets to the bottom of it. and dangerous water rescues to our south. this was triggered by the sam system coming

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. fairfax county police say this man was accused of having 134 videos of women and girls. he was accused o filming a girl in a teen store fitting room. now police say he also recorded more than 60imther s. it happened at the fair oaks mall just beforechristmas. only on news4, the police are searching below a homeless site searching for clues regarding the disappearance of relisha rudd. they searched through tunnels they found under the building. they did not find anything connected to relisha. and nancy pelosi is officially the most powerful man in american government. again. her election today puts her in succession righte after m pence. ever the only woman

elected house speaker. she served the same role from 2007 to 2011. the dow dropping more than 660 points. that as news of falling apple sales in china. the second biggest economy is losing steam and apple's stock losing 10% for the first day in six ars. a semi truck driver behind bars after a five-hour long slow speed chase. the stand-off in virginia. >> this happened in rural spotsylvania county. julie carey reports. they discovered what the driver ha on board. >> the sights andounds overnight along the road. a s.w.a.t. team surrounding a tractor-trailer. its driver holed up inside the cab, refusing to come out.

theyri watched ther unfold. >> we had about 15, 20 police officers, s.w.a.t. pulled up and ity. became cr >> reporter: the incident started around 7:15 p.m. when a resident in another rural part of the county reported seeing a semi parked along an isolated stretch of road. when deputies dime check it the driver took off. a slow hours long chase followed. deputies tried on stop about it a mile from the road putting down a spike strip that blew out some of the tires when he reached the tu, the semi couldn't make it. he came to a stop.ep and theies ordered him to come out. deput fs tried toce the driver out. then they turned to other methods. >> fwhed three smoke bombs.

then they had officers pointed with guns through opportunity that of the truck and he still wouldn't come out.es >> witne say two s.w.a.t. teams finally climbed in t pull m out. inside, the possible reason for his reerstance. was meth and he was allegedly high, charged with driving under the influence of drugs. >> it is terrifying. how many people with their kids weree out on roads while he was obviously high and driving around like a maniac. it's insane. >> reporter: tonight, he's not driving anywhere. he's lked up without bond. julie carey, news4. >> crazy! he dngt what hit him. >> of course, it is the weekend. there has to be a little rain in the now tomorrow during the day, it

will be dry.ng duhe evening hours, as early about 5:00, 6:00, still some scattered showers into the midday hours. as we move toward the afternoon and eveng hours, w return to dry r.weat there is ahance of more showers monday night and tuesday. with the rain in the forecast snowstorm saturday, plenty of clouds as well, it is perfed grilheese tomato soup weather. with the sunshine back and well above normal temperatures sunday and monday, you can return to the new years resolution of some healthierood like a salad or two.mp atures in the 30s. overcast skies for the entire day tomorrow.

we're looking dry. almostxactly the same outside tomorrow as it did today. by 7:00. i will be tracking scattered showers onstorm-team radar. as we look to the weekend on saturday, 52. 56 on sunday. both today's, temperatures will be above normal. with plenty of suhine,t will be a pleasant day out there. but again, the showers willhe impact first half of your saturday. so the weather is having a bit of an impact. liberty is closed. the conditions are not that great out buthere. white tail and round top will be open this weekend.ik spring conditions with the temperatures. if you're getting the holiday decorations down, i would pick sundays. there's no rain in the forecast. outdoor exercise, above normal t tempes.

you might want the rain out there. here's a look at the storm-team 4 ten-day ferk. rain is possible monday night to tuesd morning. the chance for showers here. a high of 57 degrees. temperatures in the 40s. next weekend, there is a chance of showers on saturday. an amazing rescue all caught on al. an elderly imagine's truck was found down stream. but these guys got him to the embankment and just in time, the water was right below the wind shield of the truck, as you see

there. the man is okay. and in florida, a woman was s away from flooding. car was rapped as her in a ditch. she called 911 but she couldn't tell police where she was. she used google maps and that helped the rescuers find her. this happened on new years day. >> did start to lose hopeful i just came to terms that i might not make it out. when i heard his voice, and i started hearing them try to tome doors. i started to feel relieved and i can't be more thankful and grateful. >> she said she isn't just thankful f perils. she reynold her father had always told her to sy calm. keep your wits about you. >> yeah. stay calm and google on. google map on.

> auge milestone in the race to space. china becomes the first to land on this mysterious dark side of our solar system. what scientists are looking for now that they're there. >> first, a look at what's all new. president trump holding a surprise news conference moments ago. whate has tosay. >> plus, it is not what you expect or want to seeear your favorite fast food joint, but vultures have taken over a neighborhood. ahead, we've got a look behind this invasion. how people who live there are coping with it. it i a fowl story, you could say. >> oh, come on! >> stole that. >> we're going to be locking the wudio doors so you can't come in hereh that bad humor. in hereh that bad humor. >> there is a lot

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dismembered, has not been found. a major milestone for china's space program for the first time ever, they've landed a rover on the moon and that's not all. this probe landed on the far sideth o moon. it never faced the earth. these are some of the first images. >> reporter: china going where no man or in this case, robot has gone before. the unmanned probe touched down on the south pole basin overnight. it is carrying instruments to analyze the unexplor region's gee on they and it is in one of the biggest impact craters in the whole of the solar system. chinese scientists are hoping the rugged terrain will provide new information on theon forma of our planetary system. it has a biosphere with potato and plant seeds, as well as silk worm eggs for some biological experiments. >> it is so meangful.

has so many resources and we can have a better understanding of the fmation and evolution of the moon in the refutu >> reporter: they alreadyba sen ck the first pictures of the far side. because it is permanently turned away from the earth, china to put relay satellite into orbit. it is being seen as a major milestone many space exploration and a huge proganda value. china did some careful media management with verybeittle news g released before the announcement of the successy state media. >> nasa has congratulated them on whathey are calling an impressive accomplishment. right now at 5:00 -- >> history on the hill. >> over 100 women members of congress. >> a new congress is convened with a record setting number of

women. we have team coverage have to historical fi breaking news, a shocking invasion of privacy. >>e have found over 60 female victims in over 100 fitting rooms. >> the case against a local bar tender takes a twisted turn. >> we begin with a growing investigation. >> dozens of girls secretly filmed into dozens of dressing rooms. this man arrested for allegedly recording one young girl, shot video of more than 60 women and girls as they were undressing.>> olice are trying to identify these victims. >> reporter: that's a majorth effort a hour. police are telling us that they

are trying to contacts many victims as possible but they need folks to think, if they were in tse spaces at that time, to reach out to them. in all, more than 100 videos. some of them capturing mothers with their young daughters. they're hoping if you have seen thisvide you'll call them. >> we have over 60 victims that we have inventoried and our fear is there are more. >> reporter: it started at the eight of holiday snopg m december and lasted until december 24th, christmas eve. they onl stopped because of one observant young teen. >> this young lady on centimehr eve saepsomething. >>ter: the young girl was getting undressed. she noticed something was looking ather.