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airport have words f actor kevin spacey after today's court hearing. >> the borde battle -- >> there is not going to be any right here. >> we're fact checked the plan to build the wall as we stare down day 18 of the government shut down. >> we're suffered a lot. first at 11:00, rain on radar. even freezing rain. west of the district. >> a little bitf eveinryth amel has what to expect and when. >> the showers wifl be the weather headline and pockets of freezing rain well west of washington. a temperature roller coaster mi tomorrow and the bottom

falls out wednesday on into the end of the workweek and into the weekend. there are snow chances in the forecast,ir but here's the latest right now on storm team 4 radar. the green ishowers and that's what most of the area is seeing across parts of 66. up around frederick and hagerstown and maybe flurry action. in mar westernd marylnd sheltered valleys around i-81. pockets of freezing rain a possible tonight. warm air waiting in the wings. 53 in columbus, ohio moves in tomorrow and then we tn much colder. i will have much more on the details of the temperatures and more about the snow chances at 11:18. >> we will see you then. we invite to you tune in. chuck bell will have the weather update at 4:00 a.m. on news 4 today. >> no to you breaking news.

d. police is investigating the ys. murder in seven >> in the past few hours, a man shot last night has died. he was just 25 years old.e >> homic detectives are investigating the latest shooting. it happened out here on the 200 block of v street northwest. 's a few blocks away from howard university. video.oll police tell us 25-year-old damon duques was shot in the around 8:00 and transported to a hospital in critical conditoun. doctors pred him dead today. the officers drove out when gunshots broke out last night and there were several people who tell us they are concerned about their safety. we talked to a man who lives in the neighborhood. let's hear what he has to say. what's going throughour mind? >> fear, worry, anxiety. i wish the police would stay out herepermanently. i see them parked over there and

i wish they would >> this is the 7th homicide in seven days. we only hads one t time last year. police are continuing to investigate and demand anyone th information give them a call are offering a reward of up to 00$2 for information to leads to an arrest and action news 4. >> now to the battle over border wall funding that kept the government partially shut down for more than two weeks. tomorrow president trump will deliver a prime time address from theval office to convince taxpayers to foot the bill for the proposed border structure. there is a push from on the hill. leon? >> reporter: napz and chuck schumer want the networks to give democrat equal air time to respond t president's address saying that if the president passed statements as an indicator, it will be full of

malice and misinfortion. viresident pence confirmed the president is looking at possibly declaring a national emergency and white house counsel's office is looking into the legalities associated with that, but n decision has been made. in theory such a move could divert money to military construction that may or may not be legal. the president's powers are brought, but he would have to keep congress in t loop and lawmakers could revoke the powers. the administration has beenng throwiut a figure suggesting that thousands of terror suspects may be crossing the border. in reality customs and border protection data shows that agents encountered just six in the first half of 2018 and those individuals on a watch list for possible ties, not necessarily people who could be charmed with any crime. in some cases it could be people stopped because they have the same name as someone on that

list. we will have complete coverage on air and online all day tomorrow. we will begin things on the "today". sh chief white house correspondent heal ja hallie jackson will be sitting pewn with vice presidente. >> empty booths and tables where federal workers once gathered tomorrow marks 18 days of the government shut down. these restaurants in maryland ear illy quiet. the shut down's impact on small business this week. jackie? >> reporr: we were in both prince georges county and montgomery county tonight. weaw restaurants that even in this post holiday period are normally fairly busy even on a monday night. instead, there was just a handful ofle pe at yaya's kitchen in beltsville, there will be no staff restoring profits from lost sales. the restauranty is norma

bustling at lunch and dinnertime with federal workers from the department ofic ature facilities. they are drawn to the greek comfort food served by staff that many customers know by name. >> my former business, we went ups and dasns b on real estate. there is times that we really suffered a lot. we had to let people n'go. we d want to do it. >> in rockville, maryland, ami r seen. federal workers and contractors from nearby government buildings including the nuclear regulatory agent are frequent patrons of mosaic cafe. the only patron in the portion ofe dinnert we were there, a carry out customer in town for a nongovernment conference. >> all empty. the shut down is really impacting a lot more restaurants than just mosaic.

>> reporter: wit holidays over the last two weeks, this week, ehird week may be the first time we are really seeing that ripple effect into the private sector that we know all too well during a government shutdown. live in rockville, ns 4. >> jackie, thank you. stake's paycheck is at for furloughed federal workers now. many live in prince george's county. tonight is a push for schools to ease the burden with workersy providing free school lunches. >> the kidser don't d to suffer. i think we had to find it somewhere. money well spent to take care of the kids. kay alexander wallace wrote this proposal and he wants the school system to offer free meals for students until the shut down ends. school leaders will consider the proposal on thursday and we will let you know what they decide. >> the repairs, affecting your

tax rerns, and taking a toll on metro refugee. search shut down. >> a special election to fill a state senate seat in virginia's 33rd distrt with fairfax and loudoun counties. the democrat candidate on the ballot is pgressive and former delegate is a moderate republican running. he served for 20 years and lost his seat in a primaryin challen 2013. the winner will replace democrat jennifer wexton. she is representing the 10 district and defeated barbara comstock in the mid-term. >> two young sisrs approached by a man they did not know. one of them was groped. tonight fairfax county police were working to draw a sketch of that man who approache the

girls on charles thompson lane. detectives tell us the girls did everything right to stop the attack from going any further. >> somebody is approaching you or trying to touch you or grab you, yell, scream, call ford hep un away. in this instance, the girls were able to do thatnd the suspect got scared and ran away. >> the mher a stepfather talked to our statn. they believe the man was trying kidnap the 11 and 13-year-old girls. police t pl us theylan to be back in the neighborhood soon to ease resident concerns. two people found dead in a burning home in the district were beaten and choked to death. that's the word from the medical examiner's office. firefighters found them early saturday morning in a home at minnesota avenue southeast. pat collins talked with one of

the victims's brothers by phone today. s would never hurt anybody. heinould his own business and go out every now and then to hang out. that all he ever done. >> the fire had been set to cover up a crime. they are lking into the possibility of another fire at a home a few doors down could be nnected. new details on a crash that killed a church volunteer from loudoun county. today 19-year-old zachary fry nfessed to being drunk when he ran into a woman in loudoun county, killiher. lauren was walking along morrison bill road when she was struck. that crash right near the church where he volunteered for more than a decade. the driver iseing held without bond. >> the marines reacting to a murder inhe district. this after police arrested a

navy corpsman inn apartment on wisconsin avenun northwest d.c. colin potter is charged with first-degree murder in the death. medics found him dead in theha way of an apartment building early yesterday morning. thearines are telling news 4 the suspect in station in quantico enlisted in 2010 in the navy. they are investigating what led up to the attack. flu season is here and whe comes to vaccinating tourself, there are two options. the flu s or the nasal spray version. new research ishowing the nasal spray is less effective than the flu shot when it comes to children. new research in the centers for disease control and prevention said the nasal spray called flumist was not as effective for children. data shows flumist is only about 20% effective against two

strains of the virus. compar t that the flu shot in %he same time frame that was effective. we want to show you a map of where the flu is spreading. the numberas of c considered high in 19 states seen in red here, including virginia. peak flu season usually hits in late january or february, but it's notoo late to get the shot. kaiser permanente and wallleens offer shots. telemundo 44 health and fitness expo is this saturday and sunday. it's free for you and your family. hop you will join us there. >>ars are getting smarter. is all this new technology making them safer. our consumer reporter in the driver's seat testing the upgrades. >> a new run in for kevinaf spay r his court appearance. what happened to him outside of reagan national airport?

tracking chance right now a live look at radar. rain coming down all over the region. freezing rain in parts west of

snow is in your forecast for later this week. amelia draper has more on the timing in a few minutes. >> the act kevin spacey started his day in a nantucket courtroom, but legal issues seemed to follow him here to our area. officers from the airport authory pulled him over on the gw parkway outside reagan national airport and told he was stopped for speeding and got a verb warning. spacey entered a not guilty plea in connection to a felony assault charge. he is accused of groping an 18-year-old bus boy in a bar in nantucket. this is the first criminal case for spacey who faced multiple allegations of misconduct. >> mixed reaction to a docuseries that focuses on alleged misconduct by r kelly. streams of his music have gone up, but it brings attention to the iss of abuse.

it loo at sexual relationships aith teenagers and includes women whod r kelly mentally and physically abused them. it details r kelly'sap porno trial centered around an infamous sex tape. he was acquitted. ey want claims of abuse by black women to be taken seriously. many celebrities sre that sentiment. >> r kelly's music sales spiked substantially since the release of surviving r kelly docuseries and i'm having a really difficult time understanding why. i really don't want to believe that it's because black girls don't matterenough. >> tmz report those close to kelly said he is disgusted about the allegations and doesn't know many of thewomen. meanwhile the national sexual abuse hotline on your screen saw a 27% spike in traffic the nig

the first episode aired. >> a consumer alert about the so-called self driving features in cars. more and more vehicles have them now,oeut it't necessarily make you any safer. consumer reporter susan hogan gets a look into how one safety agency is worrong toct you on the road. >> the safety agency known for crashing cars is now trying to avoid accidents. at the institute for highway safety v ricle andearch center in virginia -- you going to put the car in drive and keep your foot on the >> they put it to the test. >> i didn't hit it. >> driverless cars are here and moreehicles like the ones you see here are incorporating a

degree ofnd automation automatic breaking and lane departure warning and rare crasn prevon. the iihs said just because your car can do this -- doesn't mean you should stop paying attention. >> it's not a convenience feature or the driver is supposed to rely on. if the driver is not paying attention or aware of thed haz in front of them, theyill mitigate or avoid the crash. >> one of the biggest questions they hope to answer during all of this testing of the systems is, do they handle drivings humans would? the answer so far is not always. >> we found that the definitely needs to remain engaged and have their hand on thteering wheel. while some systems work well in some scenarios, they can lead to unsuspected behavior and if you are not ready and truly engaged, it can result in a

dangerous situation. >> that was susan hoganrt reg. full driving automation is not here, but manufacturers are working on developing driverless cars. >> we w lead susan try it out first. you go. >> makes all of us a little nervous. rain on the way and temperature changes and all kinds of drama right now.>> pretty much you name it. it's in the forecast from sheere we like thunderstorms and tornados and everything else in the forecast.in i'm tra scattered showers and there is patchy freezing drizzle falling west of washington in parts of fredericr county,and and washington county as well. we will have showers out there tonight in the d.c. metro ar. temperatures too warm to support freezing rain as showers do move in between about midnight and4: a.m. west washington, heads up slick

spots tonight and early tomorrow. throughout the day, temperatures rise into the mid 50s. 60. of us to near they can quickly fall wednesday, thursday, and friday. the cold air is in place for the weekend so the storm system moves in. we will have snow aances. stil ways away. i will have more on that. when you say snow, what's going to happen? the green showers, the pink freezing rain. notice the white. this is snow, but based on the observations and the ground temperatures, i think this is going to be rain or patchy freezing rain. i'm not seeing reports of snow from the major rorting stations. if we see anything, it will be flurries. shows moving through and these are out of here by 4:00 or 5:00 at the latest. here's the good news. 39 in washington. 36 in fred rake and hagerstown.

we will start the day off tomorrow at about 39 degrees. 53 at nchtime. pretty nice for this time of year. 10 degrees above normal. a hig of about 55. tomorrow evening at 00 p.m., scattered showers and another round of rain tomorrow night. toairrow night's cools us down for the rest of the workweek. look at the temperature trend. 55 tomorrow. we drop down to 45 on wednesday. thursday, friday, and saturday, temperatures only in the upper 30s. when you factor in the wi, it will feel much colder. here's a closer look at theen we 37 saturday. 38 sunday. it's cold both days and while the dry start on saturday with snow moving in later surday into sunday morning, right now there are snow t chances in forecast. it's currently look being like a low impact event, but it's only monday. it will continue to evolve. we will get more informationo

get a better handle on the event. we will have a much better idea. if i had to callchool on monday, i'd say kids, you're going. temperatures in the 40s on wednesday, but with strong winds, chills in the 20s and 30s. thursday and friday with wind chills in the teens and 20s. it'st winter there for the end of the workweek and snow chances for the weekend. >> a little bit of everything. >> absolutely. >> coming up, the cats are halfway through their season. that's making soit -we're doing karaoke later, and you're gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yh, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- omhome and auto bundle rogressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't.

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