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leadership.gh to what governor ralph northam and lieutenant governo justin fairfax. >> the allegation is completely false. >> reporter: are doing to try tt cleair names. after the longest government shutdown in history,pr the ident preps for tomorrow's state of the union address, and so does a local woman who has been invited to attend. "news 4 at 11:00" starts now. we begin tonight with an outbreak of violence in the district. five people shottonight, one in northwest, the others in >> that one at a busy bus stop near the intersection of pennsylvania and minneso avenues. four men were shot, then they all scattered, running tofe . they didn't get very far. >> in all of the chaos a child was injured. news' 4 jackie bensen is at the scene with what hppened. >> reporter: thipened at the height of rush hour. police say there was a crowd of people waiting right here for

the bus when the shooting started. ambulances began rushing four shooting victims to local hospitals just after 5:00 p.m. police say a command level officer from the 6th distrast station near the intersection of pennsylvania and minnesota avenues southeast when he heard four to six gunshots near the bus stop. he found people trying to help a little girl who w injured, officials say not by gunfire but possibly by broken glass. >> we do believe that the shooting happened here at pennsylvania and minnesota avenue, and as a result the victims fled to sheety and ty were able toocate -- or the locations in the 6th district. it was very unfortunate someone would do such a horrific act with these many people out at the location. at nearby liquor store has least two cameras mounted outside. police are trying to determine if they captured images of the suspects. the bus stop is one of the busiest in the city.

even r ih hour its busiest sme. >> theyhot up the bus stop? >> reporter: the closure of an outbound lane of pennsylvania avenue for the police investigation created a ng miles-raffic backup. police say there is a strong possibility that someone who wan driving d pennsylvania avenue at the time the shooting started might have seenomething that could help them. if you have information, you are asked to call d.c. police. in southeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. in northwest d.c., the fifth person shot tonight, police found a man with a gunshot wound at the intersection of columbia road and georgia avenue. he was awake and breathing when he was taken to the hospital for treatment. police don't have word of any suspects in thi one. tonight, virginia governor ralph northam remains defiant that he will not resign. let's take a look at all that has unfolded since just last friday. that's when a racist photo emerged from the governor's 1984

medical school yearbook. he apologized for appearing in the photos but then on saturday said he wasn't actuallyn them. he admitted in a press conference to darkening his face imitate michael jackson, also in 1984 at a dance contest in texas. yesterday the goverr met with miss senior staff to discuss what he should do and then today we man could replace him came under fire. norginia's lieutenant gov justin fairfax, denied a sexual assat allegation that was reported on that same conservative website that first posted the racist photograph found in the governor's yearbookth f them denying their respective allegations. news 4's julie carey has bee following the story for us and brings us up to date from richmond. >> reporter: governor ralph northam staying out of public viewn a day when many returning to work at the capital expect he would reverse course and resign. but instead, northam methi with cabinet and full staff,

saying he wants more time to try to clearis name, more time to convince viinians he has no connection to the racist photo on his med school yearbook page. in an often divided assembly, republicans and democrats urging him to step aside quickly. >> if he loves the commonwealth and puts the needs of the people before him, he will realize it is time to resign. >> reporter: house s rejecting any u thoughts impeachment to remove northam. >> impeachment is a high standard. that's why we calle for the resignation. we hope that's what the governor does. i think it would obviously b less pain for everyone. >> reporter: even more controversy is added tonight to the turbulent atmosphere here. lieutenant governor justin fairfax is defending himself against an allegation that he xually assaulted a woman he met as anar ued 25-year old at the 2004 democratic national convention. the allegation surfaced sunday, published on the same right wing

website that posted the racist photo found in the governor's yearbook. today "the washington post" published the account, first told to the paper a year ago when he was first elected. she said they had a consensual encounter that in her view became a sexual assault. >> this allegation is completely false. >> reporter: he sees thega alon resurfacing now as a clear attempt to harm him at a time whenhe he's in media spotlight as a successor to ralph northam. >> does abody think it is coincidence on the eve of potentially my being'slevated thhen the uncorroborated sneer comes out? does anybody believe it is a coincidence. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor's staff saying he is exploring possible legal action against what he considers to be defamatory allegations. in richmond, i'm julie carey, news 4. au> new tonight, virginia's legislative blacks is responding to the allegation of misconduct against lieutenant governor fairfax. in the statement, the vlbc says,

quote, it takes all allegations of sexual assault or misconduct with the utmt seriousness. they add that given the allegation against the lieutenant governor, quote, they will continue to assess this developing situation as more details become as the pressure builds on governor northam to step down, news 4 will be there with the latest developments. you can follow along o air and on our nbc washington app. n at 11:00, tonight the investigation into how money was raised and spent byde pre trump's inaugural committee is being escalated tonight. the "wall street journal" reports federal prosecutors have ordered president trump's inaugural committee to hd overall documents about its donors and itss. finan a spokesman for the committee sa it has the subpoena and is reviewing it but does plan to comply. tomorrow night president trump will aress the congress and the country as he delivers his state of the union address.

the speech comes after a partial shutdown that lasted more than a month and as we face the threat of another shutdown. still, the white house says the president wl call for both optimism and unity and plans to use this moment for a reset. it is not clearow that will be received after a bitter couple of years with twitter insults and at times unpredictable policy proposals. as the president has been gearing aup, bipartisan group of lawmakers has been working to strike a deal on border security funding, but they face aad ne less than two weeks out now. residento hear the outline his reasons for demanding a southern border wall. the optics of this speech will be noticeably different than the last one.s gone paul ryan and the ilpublican control of the house. instead, we have the visual of nancy pelosi over his shoulder as mr. trump speaks to a divided government. and in theaudience, at least four 2020 challengers from the other side of the aisle.

afterward, we will hear from stacey abrams, who lost her bid to be georgia's first black governor but is still considered a rising star in theemocratic party. here is a sneak peek now at some of the guests invited to tomorrow night's one of them inclus lila johnson of hagers town. she has worked aa contractor for the u.s. department of agriculture as a custodian for more than 20 years, and won't be receiving any compensation for the hours that she lost during the shutdown. you may remember this video of a woman confronting former senator jeff flake outside the confirmation hearings for supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, anna maria archiala, has been invited by freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. first lady melania trump has invited this sixad his name joshua trump. he has been bullied at school

because of his last name. one of the first lady's initiatives has been to end cyber llying. stay with nbc 4 before and after the address tomorrow. scott mac far l id and will be there live from the capital rotunda starting tomorrow afternn and after the speech for complete analysis of the president's speech tomorrow night at 11:00. chopper 4 over a shooting here in silver spring. office found shell casings scattered all over the place here on manchester road. investigators are trying to gunman tonight. police tell us the shooting victim has so far not been cooperativeh w police. medics took him to the hospital. no word yet onr his condition a motive. and an m arundel count found shot to death in the middle of the afternoon in prince georges county. this is a picture of nay yel shabex. i was discovered dead in a car. new tonight, shomari stone with

what detectives did in hopes of tracking down theer ki >> it is ridiculous. it is very scary, very frightening. >> reporter: this woman doesn't want you to know her name o of fear. 23-year-old nayel shabex was k shot aled in a car parked outside of her apartment. she heard the shotsarly friday morning. >> pow, pow, pow. they were loud. th were real loud. >> reporter: and what did you do? >> hit the floor. everybody in my house, we just say hitoo the because that's the routine. >> reporter: hours later, prince georges county police received a call about the suspicious car parked on the 5100-block of deal drive in oxonil officers looked inside and found him dead with several gunshot wounds. right now mom side detectives ock on doors. >> our investigators are working to go door to door to try to find any witnesses, see if anybody saw or heard anything. >> reporter: police told me

shabex's relatives live on this block. he lives in edgewater, maryland. while detectives search for answers, the woman we interviewed hopes they solve this murder mystery. >> that w somebody's son, know.er, uncle, you it is sad. it is real sad. >> reporter: detectives are offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information that leads to an a arrest an indictment in this case. police are continuing to talk to people in this they hope to make an arrest soon. keep in mind, you can also cal police anonymously. in oxon hill, i'm shomari stone, news 4. and we want to turn to the weather now. spring h arrived, folks. not really, but, boy, did it feel -- and kind of looked like eo out there in shorts. >> yes,ple out jogging and walking a justnjoying the warm temperatures in georgetown, but we want to know howong we can keep the shorts on. >> that is the big question. chief meteorologist doug kammerer joins us with the forecast. can we keep it going tomorrow, doug? >> yeah, we can, guys.

really amazing. we were not doing those things last week that's for sure, with the temperature and the windchill was below zero at times, but today a far cry from that. look at the numbe across our area. 64 degrees, the high temperature today in thero d.c. m region. 67, charlottesville. l 61,sburg. even 62 towards the gaithersburg area. a warm day acros our region. tomorrow, another warm one and i think a little warme tomorrow. we could be close to the record high temperature tomorrow. tracking showers this week and a couple of chanc for it, and then colder air moves back in. i will show you when all of that happens, when you need the umbrellas, when you to break out the coats again. i will see you back here in about s >> thank you, doug. next at 11:00, backlash over amazon's decision to split up headquarters. >> new resistance tonight over the half planned for new york city. does that mean northern virginia could get theho thing? >> the state of emergency declared in the face of a growing measles outbreak, now areading to other states. . >> working for your money

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called the giving blions in subsidies offensive. the government ctld rej that, arguing amazon is expected to bring at least 25,00 jobs. it is not clear tonight any move to stop the project would have implications here in norern virginia. the public health emergency involving measles cases in washington state is worsening. 50 e are now more than reported cases and only one b patient hadn vaccinated for the virus. as a result, hospitals in the outbreaks epicenter are on high alert. >> a lot of precautions tot prevnyone from entering with signs and symptoms of measles. >> in eight other states cases have been repor idluding new york where there's a similar outbreak among orthodo jews. near all of those patients were unvaccinated. the virus is highly contagious. measles can linger in a room up

to two hours and it spreads through coughing and sneezing. to nights, tax exp ts are urging you to get your tax returns filed to the irs tecs week bause of the possibility of another government shutdown. >> the best suggestion right now is for people to gather their forms as soon as they can. given that we have the potential risk of a shutdown, a second shutdown. now, the new tax laws have already caused some confusion and another possible shutdown uld slow things down even more. because of the changes of the 2018 return, experts also recommend going to a cpa or using online tax prep software. let me get right on that. >> yeah. >> as if i needed one more thing this week. i don't flowho wants to work on their taxes inside when we have a great opportunity to get tside. >> yeah. i mean we can get some spring cleaning done, you know, a early. open up the windows. it was really nice. i actually used my grill this

afternoon. >> you did not. >> yeah, really. i made some steaks on aonday afternoon. i overcooked my wife's, of it was starting to cool off earlier. temperatures sitting at 40 at the airport. winds out of the southeast at 3 miles per hour.om seencloud covering moving through as well. look at the numbers. we won't drop that of more, but notice manassas at 31. fredrick at around 33 in culpepper. in these areas we could see some icing if you saw some melting in your area today, so watch out in those locations. again, i'm not too worried about that. most areas above freezing and w staying tha overnight tonight as well. on the radar, not much going on around d.c., but look up to the north and west. we are watching a system back here towards the win chester area around martinsburg and hagerstown seeing some showers coming through. i showed you this a little earlier. it is with a frontal boundary.

it doesn't have a ton of moisture, and actually it is drying out as it makes its way east. as it does,however, it is bringing with it mild air. i say mild air, it is very warm air out of t south. but to the west is much colder air, and i mean muc colder. look at this. 13 below zero in minneapolis. 21 below zero in bismarck, north dakota. we get in on this action, not on this action. tat's some very good news. we don't want get back into the cold after a day like today. so we will get warm again morrow. matter of fact, i'm going with a high of 67 tomorrow, we may hit 70 in parts of the area so heads up for that. 70! could be the first of the season, and could be a record-high temperature. sun and clouds, another warm onw tomoith sunshine and cloudiness from time to time. cooler on wednesday, most of you in the 40s. late showers. i think most of the day on worried is dry, not about showers then. it is really wednesday night into the day on thursday, some a.m. showers. look at thursday's temp, 65.

if we get some sunshine we could 70-degree mark again on thursday. friday, morning showers, rather hndy. this is interestie because it says 59, but it is not what we're really going to be dealing with becoming rather windy and falling temperatures all day.ls windch becoming much colder, in the 20s and 30s by late iday afternoon. if you have a date night on friday night, it will be a cold one for sure. speaking of cold, yes, chilly weather for the weekend. saturday, 39.42 n sunday, and all next week on the cool side. watching a storm system mondayu intoay time frame, could give us snow, rain, some ice. right now i have it in as a mix on monday night into tuesday, but we will watch it. coldest is 39 on saturday. >> hey, 39, nothing. >> piece of cake. >> compared to 9 we saw a few days ago. >> thank yo doug. coming up, the wizards search for answers against atlanta. >> sports next, but first is jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys. oyry mci is here for a

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spellman into a gift. do you guys give gift o gif? >> i'm a giver. >> there's some more bradley beal, a game high with 27 points. next play, torey and prince answers. he didn't call bank but it went in. finalseconds, wizards need a stop. it is prince again. he hadnt 21 poi the wizards allow 130 or more points for the 12th time this season. they lose, 136-129. college hoops. 11th ranked virginia tech hosting number 16 louisvif,e. first h hokies down. they forced a turnover. pass ahead to hill. showing hops like hanley in the day. >> that was me. >> right. i've seen the tv on instagram. i know. secondralf. alexande walker, nice finish. he had 17 points. hokies sticking around. then ryan mcmahon caught fire like on nba jam.

12 points in 83 seconds, fou of ve from three. lou ee vil tops virginia tech, 72-64. women's hoops. 10th ranked maryland on the road visitingt illinois. fi quarter. up four. austin inside. makes a six-point game ndter in th quarter, going to go ahe add to it. taylor mizell from deep bottom. she had 14. illino trying to get back in this one and shakira austin is like, no, no, , today. she had 17 points. maryland wins this one, 80-66. and tomorrow, well, the patriots host their sixth superbowl parade since 2002. >> wow. >> yeah. if you were born in boston in 2002, you witnessed 12 championship parades! >>un lievable. >> it is totally unfair. >> didn't they have a curse? what happed to the curse.

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