. >>> happening today, nothing says the holidays are here like the reston holiday parade. angie goss will be co-hosting the event today. the parade is celebrating 25 years with a home sweet home theme. kicks off at 11:00 this morning near the ice rink and fountain on market street in reston town center. >>> zoo lights is back. you can see the light display at the national zoo tonight starting at 5:00. if you have not heard about this, the zoo hangs hundreds of thousands of christmas lights every year. then you get to walk through and enjoy them all. maybe with a cup of hot cocoa. really pretty stuff. you can check out zoo lights until the day after new years. >>> all right. attention black friday shoppers. what you need to know to pick the best deals and save you the most money. >> why a blimp headed to the macy's day parade didn't make it far. >> and chuck bell says it is a good day >>> a memorial service in paris to remember the victims of the terror attacks. the service started just minutes ago. the names of the 130 victims will be read aloud. president hollandevivors o

. >>> and it looks like things are a little bit brighter in reston, virginia, or maybe union station. here is a live look outside. >> the reston of northwest. >> we're trying to see a peek of sunshine but there's clouds out there early. this was the case yesterday, there's me at the podium stand, co-host doug cam err remember, it was a fantastic event, the weather was wonderful. more than 1,200 people made the event possible. i thought we had pictures of are macy's style like floats. so if you missed the thanksgiving day parade on thanksgiving this is one event that you don't want to miss. i guess we only have one picture a lot more interesting than that. >> they can find more pictures on your facebook page. >> they sure can. you can also find our live chat right now, hey, everybody. we have hundreds of you in here chatting with us and getting an early forecast because you gave them a sneak peek during commercial break. it looks like we will get one more good day out of it. >> mild temperatures today, but if you're heading to that tree lighting tonight at city center or whatever your

maeve reston, sara murray, thank you so much. at 7:00 a.m.ll be talking about ben carson about all this, these new questions. that's 7:00 a.m. live on cnn. >>> police say lieutenant joe gliniewicz tried to hire a hitman. details on that plot, ahead on "new day." what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13® may help provide additional protection. prevnar 13® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13® if you have had a severe allergic reaction

a water main break buckled part of sunrise valley drive in reston. this is at sunrise technology park. police are tweeting out that you should definitely try to avoid that area for the rest of the day because there will certainly be delays. back to you. >>> thank you, kristin. to the latest in the race for the white house. just about 30 minutes ago, john kasich filed his paperwork to run in the new hampshire primary. new jersey governor chris christie is expected to file later today. the two will join martin o'malley, donald trump, marco rubio, carly fiorina and bernie sanders who filed earlier this week. candidates have until november 20th to file. >>> democratic presidential hopefuls, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley are heading to south carolina for a candidate form tonight. rachel maddow will serve as moderator. the forum will focus on southern specific issues. >>> this the last workday that metro riders will have to deal with a change on the orange and silver lines. starting on monday trains will resume normal service. a fire

lived in reston -- creston. >> we don't have many swimmers in creston, so we did not have a team. scott: this school has a program, even if it is 60 miles away. >> you can't really get looked at by anyone just by doing ymca, swimming. scott: five to six days a week, cameron and her mom have logged some miles. >> freshman year was difficult, just getting used to it and then jr. year when i drove myself, i was really tired, i had all this homework, how my going to keep doing this, but it gets easier. >> it takes a special kind of athlete and a special kind of commitment to come all the way from creston. scott: all those car rides and lapse have allowed her to make quite a splash. >> she has been to state four she is going to two individual events and then the relay and then she's on her other relays. she is fast. scott: just last week, the kid who had nowhere to swim accepted a scholarship offer from nebraska omaha. >> if you stay dedicated, you will be successful in the end. i feel great about everything, just from being dedicated. elizabeth: she says her teammates always made her

tom: this man drove all the way from reston with his little girl to leave flowers. >> it's tragic. we are sharing our simple these th the people of france. >> we carebout the french pelendhey have always been there for us. it's just a little thing we can do to show support. stepped up security outside of the embassy, many d.c. police and cret service cars. inside, the fg s wereto half staff, some leaving the property in tears, too upset to say much. one french citizen was inside as the news hit. >> the first reaction was, why france again? i think it's a hard question to answer. .hey cannot win first time ave en a memorithis outside of the french embsy. january, when the "charlie hebdo " attacks happened, there was a large memorial as well, and this will be growing for sure. : one of the many tributes tonight, this at one world trade center. the top of the building lit blue, white, and red, standing in solidarity with france. leon: i spoke with a d.c. resident who was in paris tonight during the aack. i spoke with him via skype. he is their own honeymoon with his wife, kim. they ha

also the tree lighting out in the reston town center.f you want to check out some of the other great activities around our region, go to nbc washington facebook page. you can find out all of the activities right there. guys? >> thank you, doug. >> there was sad news out of the national zoo. one of the world's most threatened species had to be put down. >> we want to take you live out to denver. slow going in one direction as the sun begins to set out there for the big holiday. >>> a shooter is sentenced for shooting and killing a father who was trying to protect his son. i'm tracee wilkins. coming up >>> now at 5:30, he was just trying to protect his son when a man came up from behind and killed him. today that shooter was sentenced. news 4's tracee wilkins is live in upper marlboro. she talked to the victim's family outside court. >> reporter: he apologized to the family and was asking for a lesser sentence, but at the end of the day the judge decided he deserved 30 years, at least in prison. >> there was a fight near buoy high school.

this man drove from reston wth support for france >> it's awful to see a few hours ago, their lives have been forever changed. >> reporter: a pre-scheduled fund-raiser was allowed to take place. the secret service uniformed division were posted outside. the embassy's flags were lowered to half-staff. embassy employees were schihake >> people are terrified and all the places they went out are abandoned right now. >> reporter: we expect the heightened security to remain for some time. jackie bensen, news4. >> thank you. "new york times" is sta-- n yor city is standing with france tonight. the world trade center is lit up with the french flag and manhattan is on high alert and heavily armed officers can be standing outside. >> we've had conflicting reports whether all the members of the california rock band performing in the french concert hall made it out alive. eagles of death metal were performing a sold out show when chaos and terror erupted. at least one band member was shot and wounded. it's not clear if all of them survi survived. the band is on a european tour promoting a new album.

. >> cnn reporters maeve reston and clark grover tracked down neighbors and classmates.as not the boy he knew. >> i was really surprised when i read he tried to stab someone, like, what? >> does it fit with the guy you knew? >> no. >> reporter: the campaign has refused repeatedly quests from cnn to help find witnesses or the victims carson mentioned only by first name. telling cnn it was a quote, witch-hunt. cnn has been unable to locate witnesses or victims. >> i associate him with a lot of things but never stooping to the level of a common street thug so i was a little surprised by it. >> reporter: timothy mcdaniel says he was one of carson's closest child headquarters friend friends. he said he raised it with carson after the book came out. >> i said, you hid it from us all those years. he said he was just too embarrassed to talk about it. i was surprised at some of the things he said. but, you know, he said it honestly and i believed everything he told me. >> reporter: joe johns, cnn, washington. >>> and just a little while ago, dr. ben carson responded to a question

heading in closer, live doppler radar, germantown, gaithersburg, reston, we are looking at light rain, but hardly anything inside capital beltway. tomorrow morning, a cool start, upper 40's, but a rapid warm-up come into the lower 70's by the afternoon. even warmer record-breaking weather on the way friday. all of that from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. leon: it was the super bowl for country music, all the stars in nashville for the cma's. moments ago, luke bryant took home the award for the dictator of the year. kidd o'shea is in nashville with a look at all the celebrations. look at that crowd. evening, leon, that's right, behind us, everybody is coming out of the arena where place.'s took the reviews are in -- everybody love the show. country's biggest night, a little bit of everything, from the stars to the jokes. >> oh! kidd: and of course the music. in fortimberlake handed toetapping. reality tv even showed up. i had to ask -- how is the engagement going? >> we are having a blast. kidd: kellie pickler was one of the best dressed. >> i'm like, get out! t

reston 44, 51 annapolis, woodbridge looking at 46. culpepern now at 50, 46. we will stay cooler overnight. the skies begning to clear nicely, the high pressure building, and that will be the dominant weather feature not only overnight but into the day tomorrow and wednesday. by thursday, may have a sprinkle, but don't count on a lot. cooler to 39 to 50, the north and west, about 50 inside the beltway. clear skies, patchy fog in the morning, but not enough to cause travel delays. futurecast shows sunshine tomorrow. you will need sunglasses the entire day. in the afternoon, sunglasses again, but sunset at about 5:06 now that daylight saving time has come to an end. the day planner tomorrow, a cool start, 46 degrees at 7:00. noontime, may want to eat lunch outside come enjoy the warm weather, 65 degrees, lots of sunshine. sunshine continues through the afternoon, high about 70, well above average. the next seven days, 72 degrees wednesday, chance of a spotty showers thursday. friday, middle to upper 70's, but a cold front saturday will bring showers. clearing ou

dulles, reston, chevy chase at 29 degrees. d.c.'re at 33 but feeling into the 20s when you factor in the wind. highs today just about 44. that's t. larry, over -- that's it. larry, over to you. >>> traffic better on the northbound side of 95 as you approach 216. remember we had a crash there but south of that after the icc looks like that crash is cleared up, too. the delays continue. here's a live look from sky 9 now. you can see just ow slow going it is. once you get north of those issues, you certainly are good to go. we'll have much more coming up shortly. we'll send it over to you. >>> an e. coli outbreak which began out west appears to have spread to the east coast. >> an opponent of japanese internment camps in world war ii will be posthumously honored with the presidential medal of freedom. >> redskins fans waking up this morning just wondering what team is going to show up next. we do know n. on the road the struggle continues. 44-16 loss to carolina and cam newton. redskins did not help their cause with five turnovers. ki

team in fairfax county focuses here at the reston town center, springfield town center, fair oaks, and tysons corner. monday, they were needed. >> it's easier for criminals to get away with things because of the larger crowds, so they focus on nighttime and evening hours. chris: late monday night, the police arrested four men from new york to try to use 241 credit cards to purchase $19,000 of iphones at the apple store. were atime, cat teams the mall. when the suspects tried to flee, all four were apprehended. >> the extra police presence definitely helped. >> there a lot of crowds and a lot of people, so the police are there. you feel safer. the four men who were arrested now face a slew of charges. they are currently sitting in jail without bail. live from tysons corner, chris papst, abc 7 news. alison: chris, thank you. from fairfax county -- black friday shopping season off to a rough start for a woman who was arrested after trying to cut the line at the best buy in springfield. the incident was caught on cell phone video. the woman became belligerent and assaulted an officer and w

you are kidding. >> and now, let's bring in maeve reston and nia-malika henderson. and in that interview, dr. carson was asked about some of the incidents when he was 13, 14 years old, and what are some of the discrepancies? >> well, he has described, bob by the first name of bob, which he recently said was a fictionalized name, and described him as a friend and classmate and now he is describing him as a close relative. that is new information. and it is information that would have been helpful to us when we went to the campaign initially in a very transparent way and said that we were reporting on the incidents and asked for their help in identifying some of the people. there is another incident regarding an attack on his mother. he writes in "gifted hands" about having an argument with her about what clothe s s to we and attempting to attack her when his brother intervenes and stops that from happening. he is subsequently spoken spoken about an argument over clothes where he attempts to the attack her with a hammer and the brother intervenes. now i don't know if

currently washington coming in at 51, reston as well, dulles also at 51 degrees.here is your hour by hour temperature forecast. by noon temperature around 63, our high today is 65. you can see during the afternoon hours we just kind of hang out around there because of the clouds we won't warm up any more than 65 degrees, but relatively speaking that's mild for this time of year. our average high is 52 so we're running 10 to 15 degrees above normal today. after today, though, we do cool off and you can see for the workweek temperatures remain for the most part closer to average for this time of year. i'm going to have more on the shower chances later today coming up in ten minutes. >>> the latest man to jump the white house fence is expected in court on monday, but he's under extra watch this morning. police found a suicide note inside the virginia home where joseph caputo was staying. he also left a will and an audio message for his mom. caputo appeared in court friday and was released to the secret service for a psychological evaluation. the delegate eleanor holm

maeve reston is with me. let me go to you. we heard him doubling down on some of the themes we heard last night, not only saying the minimum wage can stay, but he thinks it's too high. he said that's attributing to the high unemployment among african-americans which certainly made news on both sides of the equation today. but also as we were discussing, immigration. obviously he sees it differently than let's say his other fellow front-runner donald trump. how is he sounding today to you? >> well, it's so interesting. you know, there were a number of questions about dr. carson's answers last night. for example, on how he would tackle isis as well as breaking up the big banks. there was a little bit of confusion about that. but i do think coming back to your original point, that this immigration debate is the most fascinating way to look at sort of the policy differences between all of these candidates. you heard there dr. carson talking about the need for a guest worker program. he's really placing emphasis on that, talked a l

metro planned to get rid of the 5a bus when the reston east metro station opened. more than 3,000 of you argue that the train takes longer, is expensive and not reliable. now they will reduce the service between bwi marshall and d.c. >>> four things to know on your weather and traffic on the 1s. chuck bell has that from the storm team 4 weather center. >> got to know what you're facing as you head out the door early this morning. it is going to be a nice day, but we're off to a chilly start this morning. let the warming begin, everybody. temperatures will be back up to the 70s i think today. this is the beginning of our little mini heat wave. heat wave by november standards. and fairly dry as well. couple of chances for showers coming up, but not until much later on in the week. for the day, a little rain from yesterday pushed well down to the south and will not be coming our way. we'll be left with a fair amount of sunshine for later on. it is a cold start. plenty of 30s on the map this morning. shenandoah valley, northern and western suburbs, all in the 30s right

. >> reporter: cnn reporters maeve reston tracked down neighbors.y one said they heard vague rumors about all of the incidents. but all said this was not the boy they knew. >> i was surprised when he said he tried to stab someone. i was like, what? >> reporter: does it sit with the guy you knew, that kind of activity? >> no. >> reporter: and telling cnn, it was a quote, witch hunt. cnn has been had unable to locate witnesses or victims. >> i associate him with a lot of things, but never stooping to the level of a street thug. i was a little surprised by it. >> reporter: tith miami mcdaniel's said he was one of carson's closest friends. he said he raised it with carson after the book came out. >> he said, you hid it from us? he said he was too embarrassed to even talk about it. i was surprised about some of the things he said, he said it honestly and i believe everything he said. >> reporter: joe johns, cnn, washington. >> let's bring in cnn international reporter maeve reston. she's been investigating carson's story for more than a month. let's also

and 34 now at national airport as well as out at reston town center. school day forecast, sun is not up until 7:00 this morning. it will be a cold start. temperatures down near the freezing mark early this morning. because of the cold, even with the sunshine, recess a b for today. by later on this afternoon, plenty of sunshine, temperatures back up to near 50 degrees. so kiddos, this morning, will need their winter coat and hat once again. gloves if they're going to be out there for any real long period of time and sunglasses for everybody on their way home later on this afternoon. coming up, we'll start getting into the impacts the weather will have on the big travel day tomorrow. see you in ten minutes now. water main troubles from melissa mollet. >> back after being around this weekend, disappearing and here we go again. right now, 123 at kirby road, one lane getting by in each direction. could be a little bit of a problem if they don't get this cleared up here in the next little bit. 66, patrick henry drive, road work happening there. slowing thing

reston virginia to surprise people with some interesting facts about their area. let's go. what is the official state drink of virginia? i have no idea. (cow moos) mmmmilk! did that surprise you? yeah! you might also be surprised to learn that geico is the second largest auto insurer in the country. call or click today to find out how much you could save. were you utterly surprised? >> this is what the big ten is all about. you know about ohio state and michigan state but it's those teams like iowa, those middle of the road teams that make the 10 a tough gauntlet. the hawkeyes not pretty but gritty. by the way, like the number 11 team in the country. there's the interim head coach, not liking what he's seeing. wadly in for the score, capping an eight-play 63-yard drive. iowa was up 21-0, but perry hill says let me introduce you to my bott gun. turnovers an issue. hill is picked off three times, this time by desmond king. king, the king of rock. terps got a late score, but it was all iowa today, 31-15. >>> local reporters hoping for a little home cooking this weekend, hoping

if you are in washing or anne arundel, prince george's county, this is what it looks like in reston, beautiful blue skies. timing the sun. returning to the d.c. metro area, 11:30. still tracking plenty of clouds. we will start to notice a mix of clouds an sun in the district and areas off to the east. even at 5:00, still tracking a little bit of cloudiness east of i-95, barbara. >> thanks amelia. >> today, an arlington man accused of killing his estranged wife will appear in court for a hearing. officers found bonny black stabbed to death in her arlington home in april. she had been in the middle of a con tension divorce at the time with her husband, david black. last week, david black, entered a preliminary not guilty plea. >>> at 1300 pennsylvania avenue, hundreds of leaders from american indian tribe are meeting with members of the white house. the tribal nation conference started just a few hours ago. president obama will speak there their afternoon. it is designed to improve the relationship between independently run tribes and the u.s. government. it is now in itself 7th yea >>

. >> cnn's maeve reston and scott glover are the team that dug into ben carson's past.id anyone you talked with challenge the stories directly? >> no. no one that we talked to challenged the stories directly. all of the people that we talked to were skeptical that these events ever happened. they couldn't -- nine out of ten people we talked to on the record did not have any recollection of them at all. one person we talked to said he may have heard a rumor perhaps at one point. but i think the larger point is that the person that dr. carson has described as violent youth who then have this sunday transformation with the help of god to be someone who's calm and collected, that violent person is unrecognizable to people that knew him during his early childhood years. junior high, high school. neighbors. we are still looking for this jerry and bob who he's identified only by the first names, which were the kids who he said he hit over the head with a lock and the kid that he tried to stab. and the carson campaign has not cooperated with us so far. giving us the identities

montgomery county, inferior fax, reston next year.ans prince george's down tu will be the only county not awing the program. >>> coming up in the wook ahead, new report shows heroin use is un. there were to deaths in the first suction months of the year. that's compared to 33 deaths in all of last year. the use of naloxone has also increased. >>> also this week metro employees will be on hand at the anacostia station to go from paper to palace took fare cards. about 30 stations still have the fare cards available but by january they'll only issue palace took smart trup cards. balances can be transferred through june of next year. >> the national christmas tree lighting is this week. darkd crosby, stephen stills, graham nash, kelsea bell reny and the joyous string quartet will be there. the lighting was thursday on the ellipse. >>> here's how it looked in downtown d.c. last night. that's eun yang flipping the switch. everybody got into the holiday spirit with caroling that everybody might wreck news. the melodores. they won season fuv

temperatures are clear but not cold by november standards at all. 51 in dulles and chantilly and reston right now. school day forecast, out the kids go. breezy. mid-50s. here's 60 at recess time. recess gets a "b." they need their wind breaker, jeans and long jeans. seven-day forecast forecast. >> there's arally. fantasy fanduel and draftkings. bloomberg is reporting that it shows its signs and banners in an effort to lower its profile. the new york attorney general ordered both sides to stop operating in new york because he considered them illegal. comcast, the parent of nbc 4 and nbc sports is an investor in fanduel. >>> maryland is taking a closer look at the being sites after other states shut them down. the comptroller wants to make sure sites including fanduel and draftkings are operating legally. he'll look at weather taxes are being collected consumers are protected. again, comcast is the parent kpep of this station. >>> right now we're following two breaking news stories. a homicide investigation under way this morning in northeast washington after an overnight shooting. we're

the reston town center, and i'll be down there seeing the christmas parade down there and holiday paradeking great at 11:00 a.m. and angie goff will be there at 11:00 a.m., too. she'll be there at 6:00 p.m. and that's when they'll be lighting the tree. a far cry from where we were last year and last year, brutally cold and this year amazingly warm. how about that? 65 on saturday and another nice day although we'll see a lot of cloud cover on saturday. we've got a chance of a shower and that's all it is and monday the coolest day and high temperatures in the upper 40s and the next best chance of rain coming next tuesday. >> thank you, doug. >> coming up in sports. the redskins suffer, boy, oh, boy, what could be a key loss on the practice field. >>> happy thanksgiving, everyone and we have a lot to tell you about tonight. in belgium, we have raids going on for the most wanted man in europe and the man on the run since the paris attacks and we'll bring you up-to-date there. black friday has begun online and you've probably gotten the alerts on your phone. here's the thing, bring your phone

. >>> today, a decision to redevelop reston national golf course will be challenged in fairfax countyrt. neighbor want that site to be an open space. however, the board of zoning may ease the path. owners stand to lose scenic views. they say construction could reduce views and property value. >>> it won't take the card. without the p.i.n. number. >> stores may not be ready to handle the new chips. "news4's" erika gonzalez went shopping with four retailers. she ran into chip card confusion. >> holiday shopping is going to be a little more complex and frustrating for consumers. >> his team found nearly half the retailers will have the chip installed but only 19th will have the equipment up and running this year. what does that mean for you? check out the nbc washington app to find out more. >>> why parents and the students at this school meeting say the punishment unfairly targets the teens. >> plus buh first a developing story we're watching in montgomery county where a man hunt is under way after man is shot after opening his door in a silver springs home. >>> a manhunt in montgomery

reston virginia to surprise people with some interesting facts about their area. let's go.what is the official state drink of virginia? i have no idea. (cow moos) mmmmilk! did that surprise you? yeah! you might also be surprised to learn that geico is the second largest auto insurer in the country. call or click today to find out how much you could save. were you utterly surprised? >>> developing right now, metrojet grounds its entire airbus a-321 fleet after that deadly plane crash in egypt. >>> also this hour it's the video that might have you wondering what's happening on your kids' school bus. the video just coming in of a brawl between two students and a police officer. >>> first, tack a look at "storm team 4" radar this morning where sprinkles continue to fall. we're in the "storm team 4" weather center with chuck bell looking at this and four things everybody need knows going into the weekend. that you iraqi got big things going on for the weekend. >> i do. >> you'll be crushed. >> the story of my life life. >> four things you need to know. near record tomorrow. yes,

right now you have trouble making out the train making its way across the bridge and look out toward reston. we're still on the mild side with rain. we're starts to see, and we've got the fog and we have seen sunshine and west of the mountains it's nothing, but blue skies and they've seen temperatures climb to 70 degrees back into places like win chester and la rhea. the rest of us are still going with the fog and shower activity and you can see the showers coming on through i-95 right now and if it's not around anacostia, you will get the rain 16 to 20 minutes and we'll need the umbrellas right on through. >> this whole system will continue on pull on out and we'll talk about the cooler numbers coming up in just a few minutes. >>> i'm pat collins in buoy, and the scorched earth over there marks the spot where it happened. he was 44. he had five children. she was in her 30s. she had two children. they're both dead today after an atv accident on racetrack road. it happened around midnight. the atv and an suv in a head-on collision. they say it was an explosion. >> a fire and the flames reach

we're still seeing areas of drizzle and you can see it around the fairfax county area and herndon and reston and tyson's corner and very rainy conditions and that will continue along 495 and along the dulles toll road and everybody seeing that rain tonight. so give yourself extra time. the wider view showing that storm and you can see behind it around minneapolis and back toward portions of the dakotas and we are looking at that snow coming down and some locations have picked up eight inches of snow into parts of iowa and that storm system will move to the north and east and eventually give us more rain during the day wednesday and that's when we have the heaviest rain, but first we get this and this is just rain, rain, rain, right on through 11:00 and right on through early tomorrow morning and here's 8:00 a.m. and the morning commute will be slower because of the rain that we have and tomorrow afternoon maybe a break and that's the only real break i've seen and here comes the next wave right off 10:00, 10:00 tonight and into the day on wednesday, 6:00 a.m. and we have more rain coming on t

a beautiful afternoon for sure, take a look at what's happening out toward reston and you can see plentyue skies and starting to see clouds move in and a lot of color. we are now at around the peak color for this time of year and past peak in some looks and clear skies, but notice clear off to the north and you notice the dark hanging out here? that's the dark color moving on from the south very slowly and still sun shooen. winds out of the south at 5 miles an hour and we're starting to see the clouds move in. so the clouds will be here and that means the showers will be here, too. nothing to show you on the radar. it's all just south of fredericksburg and clear skies all day long and boston down toward d.c., but notice what's happening here and a little bit of a wave making its way our way right off the atlantic ocean and pulling in the atlantic moisture and that's going bring in those showers. you can see what's happening down around raleigh and in the outer banks and there are heavier showers there and for us, there will be light showers moving in and that means the potential is there

a cold one, 41 gaithersburg and college park. 39 in springfield. 42 in chantilly and reston. temperatures near 70 by later on this afternoon. >>> mountgomery county police ae looking for the driver who hit a pedestrian and took off. this happened at route 29 and tech road before 11:30 last night. we're working to find out how badly the pedestrian was hurt. officers were looking for a dark colored car with front end damage. >>> that pedestrian crash along with two other recent crashes is why officials in montgomery county are calling for action today. county council transportation infrastructure and energy and environment committee wants drivers to pay more attention. they want to focus on addressing two problem spots in bethesda, mass avenue and river road and river road at springfield drive. >>> family and friends and students will gather to remember those who died in a homecoming parade in oklahoma. four people died, 40 others hurt when a car ran into a crowd of people at the end of a homecoming parade last month for oklahoma state university. a community wide memorial serv

a few 50s like owens and north beach at 51. 46 in lovettsville and reston. 49 in college park.hen you factor in the winds now we have windchill temperatures down to 40 in manassas. feeling like 44 here in d.c. nice and sunny today. really looks like it's going to be a very pretty day. just a chilly one with highs only in the mid-50s. it looks even colder sunday and monday. your seven-day forecast in about six minutes. good morning, larry miller. >>> good morning, howard bernstein. of course good morning to you at home. want to let my marc train riders know the edwin station, the doors are locked because of a problem with the locking system so be mindful of that. vre running on schedule. south of route 50 traffic starting to pick up in prince george's county. again no accidents or incidents to slow you down this morning. for those of you traveling from suitland making your way into town, traffic still fairly light along that corridor. here's a live look at the wilson bridge as you travel between areas like oxon hill and alexandria. we'll have your drive times around the metro af

. >>> bad news for drivers in the reston area. that water line repair along sunrise valley drive will not be finished before your rush hour ends. the westbound lanes of sunrise valley still closed right now and the detour is between usgs drive and glade drive. water buckled part of that road there, as you see and has limited access to several office buildings. >>> now to a story you will see only on news 4 tonight. we have confirmed two deaths in the district this year. they've been linked to synthetic drugs. the medical examiner's office tells news 4 that two overdoses over the past six months were the result of synthetic drugs. there is an increase in crime associated with the drugs. >>> well, the news of those deaths comes as muriel bowser is headed to china on a trade mission and china is thought to be the largest exporter of synthetic drugs. mark segraves brings up the issue that she will be bringing up the issue when she meets with chinese leaders. >> the dea and fbi will tell you that the majority of the synthetic compounds

. >>> and "outfront" now, our national split reporter maeve reston.t telling cnn the people that you spoke with only knew him after he had changed and what he said in response. i know what you guys do to their lives. there are some that i stay in contact with, yes. >> i'm just very puzzled about the entire response and a number of weeks talking to dr. carson's classmates, neighbors and friends, his original assertion today that we only talked to people who knew him when i was totally wrong and then to say these were fictitious names, i don't understand why the campaign, when i went to them more than a week ago, saying we have been unable to find bob or jerry, the guys with the lock and stabbing incident, why they wouldn't have said back then those are fictitious names because we went on to find them and no one has materialized yet thus far. >> is it possible that he's, you know, really just trying to protect their names? >> sure. absolutely. we certainly set out to find them and it's as part of our vetting process. we wanted to talk to them about thes

area will be as much as eight or nine degrees lower than today. 60 at la platta and waldorf, and restongrees. the high tomorrow around college park. we get the change and it comes tuesday night into wednesday morning and it's a bigger change that you'll notice as we get the east wind in here ahead of the weather system and we have fog, mist and drizzle and the temperatures aren't going to change very much and it's still going to be mild and boy, you will notice the fog and wet weather moving in. this is a look at just how much fog we'll have covering the area and watch as we get to 7:00 a.m. wednesday and not a big improvement at all and some of the numbers are under a mile visibility and that's the first thing we've got to deal with and that's the wednesday morning rush. your thursday morning rush right here and this is the more significant weather that we'll be moving through. we're talking about rain, some thunderstorms and winds that can gust at 40 miles an hour and 8:00, 9:00 a.m. with the more moderate rain thursday morning and again, some winds and it's a weather alert morning fo

. >>> head's up for metro commuters in the reston and herndon area. the kiss and ride lot has med direct across from sunrise valley drive. the temporary change will accommoda construction work on new water and sewer lines go with the herndon metrorail station still under construction. >>> wendy rieger at thi we hard metro has an opening at the top because neal cohen who was tapped to be the next general manager of metro, and it looked like it was a done deal, he just pulled out and asked that he no longer be unde consideration. we just got this word from the washington metropolitan area wn we thoughtasd metro hasto nr at job. >>wow! >> the sa contins. >> wow. you said it. huge development for metro. of s story. just not looking good for the transit agency right now. >> thanks a lot. >> sure. >>> the calendar has barely flipped over to november. it was just halloween on saturday and holiday shopping is already under way. major retailers like amazon are launching sales right now. the site posted 30,000 so-called lightning deals as part of a black friday

reston hanging at the freezing mark -- hanging at the freezing mark for woodbridge.. lots of sunshine -- we top out today around 62 degrees. lots of sunshine. .he breeze still light make sure you enjoy the sunshine today and tomorrow. more cloud cover on tuesday. a few showers on wednesday and rain is more likely and widespread by the time we get the thursday. kellye: thank you for morris: this week on n governmet matters, the unacceptable problem we have seen like long wait times and some veterans not getting the timely care they need is a challenge for all ofof us. morris: officicials say electroc records are key to improving veteran care. >> do you suppose dhs qualified cyberuthorized to command offensive attacks against china or russia? morris:he defense department has a cyber strategy on the books but who was in charge when the lights go out? >> we think it is important these be instituted in law. morris: public and private sectoror supporters hope a new plan can bridge administratatio. >> from abc 7 and news channel 8, this is "government matters." morris: to o

but we've got spots like dulles which are freezing right now along with nokesville and reston.ldorf up to 34. same with rockville and laurel. big picture. the clouds coming through. not much going on here. you do see the rain up across areas in michigan, chicago and wisconsin. all ahead of a cold front which will be giving us a chance for a couple of showers as we head toward the weekend. today if you're still traveling and i know some folks who are about to hit the road for north carolina, going to be nice down there, temps in the 60s. up in new york low 6 60s too. should be good for the parade. out in chicago that's where we have the rain and 60. for us a mix of sun and clouds. a pretty morning out there. high temperatures here also in the low 60s. i'll be back with a look toward the weekend in about five minutes. now over to larry and timesaver traffic. >>> silver hill road between walker mill road and county road still closed because of an ongoing investigation involving a fatal traffic accident. we have a camera on the scene to give you a live picture. you can see the whit

joining me is christopher harris, executive director of unhyphenated america and also maeve reston, mattewis, author of "too dumb to fail" and democratic strategist angela rye. lots of moving parts. maeve, to you first. on the campaign trail, he says he's a calm guy. he says he tried to stab his friend at 14 which was portrayed in a made-for-tv movie. take a look at this scene. [ screaming ] >> so maeve, have you tried to track down anyone who saw or heard about that incident? what's the story here? >> well, not just that incident but a number of incidents that dr. carson has talked about in his past. this sort of violent episode when he was a teenager where he said he was unable to control his anger. and it was a really pivotal moment in his life where he said he prayed to god right after that stabbing incident and there was divine intervention and after that there was no more angry outbursts. we did what we always do, talk to people who knew him during that period, talk to them about that turbulent time in his life. we spoke to many classmates, those who knew him in detroit as well as

this really impressive investigation by scott glover and maeve reston. although carson is saying these people didn't know him until after this moment where he changed, this awakening he had, actually some people interviewed did know carsen in elementary school and in middle school. so some were high school classmates. others did know him when he was younger. some of these people interviewed in the story did know him before he was 13 years old. the cnn investigatorsle tried to find the people involved in these incidents. carson referred to their first names, not their last names. cnn reached out to all the people in the yearbooks with those names, has not been able to. essentially, there's not a lot of supporting evidence for the stories carson told in his autobiography but there were people who described him as a quiet kid with a pocket protector. that's the image that endures in his hometown of detroit. what we are seeing here, as we always see, as candidates rise in the polls, more scrutiny on the stories in this case his autobiography. which is 25 yea

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troubled violent past are coming under scrutiny because of the reporting cnn's scott glover and mae reston have done. they spoke with people who knew dr. carson from childhood and none of those people that were interviewed by cnn recalled seeing an angry or violent side of carson, despite stories that he tells many his auto biography about attempting to stab a friend and attacking his mother with a hammer. cnn national political correspondent mavereston is here with us. that brought us to this point. meaning the point where ben carson feels like he is constantly being dogged by these questions and having to defend his accounts and his memories. >> right. you know, i just want to take our viewers and our readers back to kind of how this all came about. these violent incidents and what dr. carson has called himself his pathological temper when he was a teenager are things that he has talked about repeatedly on the campaign trail as part of his narrative of spiritual redemption. he says that god intervened and at that moment cured him from any other angry outbursts. so we set out to talk to p

laura reston has been writing about this very topic for the new republic. good to see you.lain the semantics for these words or is it more than semantics? >> certainly. well, i think that in recent days we have seen a movement towards the use of daesh, which is an acronym of the islamic state. now i think the part of what may be going on here is that world leaders have been worried that the muslim community in and around france might face some backlash in the wake of the paris attacks, and as such, they may be trying to down play the overtly islamic -- the islamic connotations that the name the islamic state invokes and in fact, they may be trying to protect the muslim community in europe. but it's interesting, part of this discussion of what to call isis stems in part from -- from the many names that isis has used to refer to itself and emerged as an offshoot of al qaeda and changed its name to the islamic state of iraq and gained a foothold a few years later in syria and now goes simply by the islamic state reflecting its broader ambitions in the region. daesh has been us

ben collins is join iing us and also maeve reston. great to have you on.o your piece, ben, on trump and the truth, it's hard to fact check this man. why is that? >> because he's running a campaign based on plausible deniability. his entire problem at this point is that he has said some things we now know are totally untrue. this idea that there were thousands of people cheering the death of people on 9/11. it's factually incorrect. . we know this is incorrect. but the biggest problem with all of this is we're complicit in this. we're questioning as a media if it's our role to talk about this it. it isn't. it's our role to say these are lies. it's our role to say these things can't be possible and did not take place. in my story, we wrote about how media covered this tweet he wrote that 84% of white murdered americans are murdered by black people. this is the opposite of the truth. 15% is the truth. and you see stories in the hill. here's a headline. donald trump takes heat for tweet about black murder rates. nowhere does it say it's fictitious. so these ar

maeve reston, thank you, always good to see you. >>> there's a different pressure on every kind of candidate. plenty of must-dos to go around. i want to discuss with the online editor at the weekly standard. daniel, what do you think jeb bush needs to do tonight so he can change the narrative? >> nobody is going to win the republican nomination tonight. let's get that over with. nobody is going to win the rest of the contest and not going to be over. there are going to be some people who may lose their chance at winning the nomination tonight. jeb bush is in that category. if he has another bad night, there's going to be a lot of calls among republicans to maybe step aside. this year wasn't his year. those shorts of things. there's a lot riding on here. how he gets beyond that is very tricky. if he starts attacking marco rubio, he could look like he's attacking his former mentee. if he doesn't, he could look like he's low energy. it's tricky. he can't really attack. he's best sort of laying out a positive vision for america and how he will lead people there and forget about the candidates on

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maeve reston, you broke the story. i want your reaction off the top from what you just heard from ben carson, what he said to alisyn this morning. >> well there were very many mischaracterizations of our story this morning from dr. carson. just to take our readers, you know, back to the beginning of how this started, dr. carson has talked repeatedly about these incidents on the campaign trail. we are not talking about minor incidents here. we're talking about attempted stabbing, hitting a kid over the head with a rock. bricks and bats. so my colleague scott glover and i set out to find people of detroit, friends of carsons and eye witnesses, who could talk about his assertion that he had divine intervention from god at age 14 and there was another violent out burst again. that was something we wanted to look into. it is called vetting. it is what you do when you look at any presidential candidate and we did it with president obama as well. so that is not a true claim that no one looked into president obama's background

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