the fish is a local fish. the fish is a localfish. there the fish is a local fish.dish. still to come. . . have it, a local dish. still to come... simon is back having a look through his travel inbox. this time had to stay in london for less and can you take your own booze on a cruise? and we are in northern spain is one of its best—known landmarks celebrates its 20th birthday. is one of its best—known landmarks celebrates its 20th birthdaylj cannot celebrates its 20th birthday.” cannot believe this. i do not believe i've seen so many people in the one place. the travel show, your essential guide wherever you are headed. welcome to the slice of the show that tackles your questions about travel. a place to stay in london and the less than £10 per person per night and the tricky business of bringing your alcohol on board a cruise ship. firstly travel to the chinese capital. beijing giant shanghai in offering a transit permit that allows visitors to stay 144 hours so long as they meet the right conditions. surprisingly, hong kong is allowed. you are not allowed to stra

the news at 10:00 starts now. > >>>. >>> dc's attorney general filed a lawsuit against a local funeral home accusing them of operating without a license and charging grieving families for services they never got. >>> cori coffin has been working this story, cori, what have you learned. >> reporter: we know multiple families are still trying to get the money back from the austin roysster funeral home as well as paperwork. we've tried reaching out to anyone operating the funeral home. they're not answering as of tonight and we've tried to find out more from the officials who gotten no response so far. let me give you a look at some paperwork filed. now, in this case, in one of these cases with this lawsuit, if the funeral home is accused of pocketing $47,000 of one deceased man's life insurance put payout. they 11 the chief operating officer, ja mel roysster advised them to sign over his $53,000 life insurance policy in order to pay for a funeral that cost less than $6,000. he said that roysster assured him she'd be paying the rest of that back to him. that's $47,000. several months call

a local man is leaving his job at the white house. ving us a look inside like you've never seen before. >>> plus, behind prison walls. a high-profile visitor fighting to get the music star released. we'll hear from him, next. >>> a piece of the jersey shore disappearing from view. >> we've lost a lot of other friends. >> a waterfront community is being virtually wiped off the map. >>> now temperatures are rising. how warm it's going to get and how long that trend will continue. it's my most accurate first alert forecast, next. >>> right now at 6:00, a high-profile prison visit to one of philadelphia's most popular inmates. >>> massage sex assault. dozens of allegations as a local victim is sharing her story tonight. >>> neighborhood disappearing. all new at 6:00, a jersey shore community is getting wiped off the map. >>> going behind prison walls to visit one of philadelphia's most famous inmates, rapper meek mills. al sharpton finishes his visit with the hip-hop star. he says his case exposes problem notice justice system locally and

as he exited the church, a local resident grabbed this rifle and in gauge that suspect. the suspect dropped this rifle, which was a worker assault rifle, which was a worker assault rifle will stop a local citizen pursued him at that time. —— ruger. a short time later, at the suspect, right at the county line, it he crashed out and was found deceased in this vehicle. at this time, we do not know who was self—inflicted or if he was shot by a local resident who engaged in gunfire. we know that he was damp in the vehicle. he has not been completely identified. he was a young light male, maybe in this early 20s, dressed in all black tactical type gear and was wearing a ballistic vest. the way of getting him identified is that there were multiple weapons in the vehicle, which is being processed by our special operations group. there is a lot of work to be done in this investigation. we know that there are 23 found deceased inside the church. two were deceased outside the church. one that was being transported, injured, has deceased, bringing the total to 26. we have approximate

and opened fire witnesses say they heard about twenty gunshots in there were then told by a local law enforcement official that he took off in a vehicle there was a short chase that ended in the suspect being killed we don't know yet if he killed himself or of deputies killed him that information should still come out today and it should come out very shortly all right jane we are standing by right now for a press conference that we expect to begin any minute now at stockdale city hall where we're hoping to get some confirmation you can see the microphones there are set up reporters are getting in place so we will cut to that when it begins but jenny tell us a little bit about the local media reporting the shooter is dead can you confirm that. well a local law enforcement official county commissioner said that the that the shooter was dead and there was a shootout that happened essentially in a vehicle there is a short chase right outside into a neighboring county we don't know if police shot him or if he shot himself but that is what that local law enforcement official confirmed and

so we're a local business that supports local businesses. i'm not quite sure that what number is but i know it's good. >> reporter: indeed good. i've seen a lot of things i think would be great gifts today. especially the diaper with the d.c. logo on the back. that says it you support here today. >> we're a store and a cafe. incubate some businesses. a coffee shop, small plains, a roasterie in northeast today. we are serving up breakfast tacos, and giving away free coffee all day long. >> reporter: sweet. making up the breakfast taco and you got this coffee in northeast. what was it like for you? had to be a challenge to get started with something like that? >> yes. we've been operating coffee shops almost ten years. when we decided to start roasting this year. since june, roasting coffee in northeast and a lot of fun. >> reporter: i smell you! in a good way, of course. so what do the people need to know today if they want to come down here? free giveaways, things like that. incentives to get people in? >> first of all, it's one place to go t

and now we're back on the coup in berlin is a villain memorial church a local landmark. it was damaged in a bombing raid during the second world war the ruined remains today as a reminder of the destruction of war a modern church was built next to the damaged original in the early one nine hundred sixty s. it has a separate bell tower and an octagonal. have nicknamed the complex the hollow to use and the lipstick and powder box. the interior is cast in a blue light it's designed to recall the old gothic cathedrals with their large stained glass windows. i have some questions for katerina stephen a pastor here. forty five this is your it is a memorial day reminder of the impact of war why is this building so symbolic to five enough that there are hardly any traces of the wall left in the city almost everything is being renovated or rebuilt it's rare to see the destruction of war like this bomb towers in such a prominent place. has been up to. the cutest little church a very central and it's very well know them how do you deal with the responsibility as a pastor you have pr

a day encouraging folks to shop locally putting money right back into our community. ding by, derrick ward, downtown at a store called shop made in d.c. hey, derrick. >> reporter: good morning again. saying it all. heard a story a few minutes ago about a mall. think of this as a local scaled-down mall with all local products sold here. with me is sherry. you work here and are an artist whose work are displayed here. >> i have original mixed pieces that i make, have been making several years. i started out in photography and then transitioned into making abstract artwork. so i have -- i have several pieces here, and then in addition to that i have also just a couple of years ago started to make jewelry. i have been a -- as many are, a lifelong fan of jewelry and collecting and decided to make my own pieces and started this about two years ago. and i haven't stopped. so i have this here as well. >> reporter: you only think of d.c. as producing bureaucracy but having a place like this makes this viable? >> it does. what we really wanted to do. show people that come to d.c

and tonight, that new report from "the new yorker," saying moore might have been banned from a local ball because of reports he badgered teenage girls. abc's tom llamas and our team tonight with a former worker from that mall. >> reporter: even as the allegations against him pile up, tonight, roy moore's campaign tells abc news there's no way he's dropping out. >> the people of alabama know me. they know my character. >> reporter: moore undeterred by the accusations of beverly young nelson, who said moore sexually assaulted her in his car when she was 16. >> i tried fighting him off while yelling at him to stop, but instead of stopping, he began squeezing my neck, attempting to force my head onto his crotch. >> reporter: finally, she says, moore gave up. >> and he then looked at me and he told me -- he said, you're just a child, and he said, i am the district attorney of etowah county, and if you tell anyone about this, no one will ever believe you. >> reporter: her comments come on the heels of a bombshell "washington post" report, one woman claiming moore molested her when she was 1

marion: for the business owners here, a local mini-grid would have a lot of advantages.hey'd be able to connect their solar units to the grid, and sell any excess electricity. or buy electricity from a neighbor. the company has developed an electricity meter that enables peer-to-peer electricity trading in a smart-grid system. called a solbox, it also helps local businessmen expand their operation. for example, the local barber. shanjay: now i can stay open when it gets dark. but i need an electric hair trimmer, so i can serve even more customers. marion: soon, 150 businesses will be connected to the peer-to-peer grid. but the potential market is even bigger than that. bangladesh has the most private solar systems of anywhere in the world -- more than four million of them. the solbox is manufactured in bangladesh. the start-up isn't turning a profit yet, but it's won over major supporters, including the asian development bank and germany's giz development agency. the boss sebastian groh is german, and a former investment banker. sebastian: we haven't always been here. we

a local election are area dominated by conversation over a piece of hate mail with racist attacks.hley has the full story. >> it's less than a week out from election day in this racist mailer attacking two asian candidates running for board of education has both running for office, pointing fingers at each other. they show pictures of the current school board member and on their face stamped on their faces the word to port and also make edison great again. the back of the car says stop the outsiders they released apart same our naysayers go local high try to build a better future together. we continue to focus on her campaign and look for the students and taxpayers of this town that we love. rachel was served here said something is fishy. the smear campaign went after two of the five candidates. the other three are running on a different ticket. >> another group of candidates that i'm supporting. on that ticket there are three asians and all three were left off the fire. so somebody can put something out why we put all five of the candidates on the floor? >> a republican running sh

allegations in a sex abuse case rocking a local school district. the lawsuit involving deonte carraway.. another deadly shooting rampage. this time - a school in california, targeted. the new details about what may have sparked the violence.. and the reaction from president trump that's causing confusion on twitter. and harassment on the hill current congresswomen testifying about their own experiences in the workplace. good morning washington. toss to eileen - sun to clouds today; cool - showers overnight - a few showers late saturday - cooler, windy sunday today: sunny early, becoming mostly cloudy. cool. highs: 50-53 winds: n to se 5 mph tonight: cloudy with scattered showers. patchy fog. lows: 37-44 winds: s 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. breezy to windy. seasonable. highs: 56-60 winds: wnw 10-15 g 25 mph shocking.. new school sex abuse case in prince george's county. this morning - a new lawsuit claiming the school ignored students concerns about deonte carraway. ryan hughes is live in the newsroom with more. this 72-page lawsuit was filed this

>> a local college student brutally beaten by a group teenagers, sharing his story of survival with "eyewitness news." ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> the temple university was student was walking to his car, david spunt has more and what officials are doing to keep students safe. >> reporter: he is 20 years old, leaving class last week, minding his own business, about 8:30 at night when somebody hit him in the head with a pipe three times. he is lucky to be alive tonight. >> i was take anything, they just beat me. >> it's a group of teens attack him last week at 12th and oxford a block from the campus. we met him where he was attacked an area he knows well. he said the teens wasted no time >> the taller kids among the four turned to my side and pom punched me in the back of my head. >> reporter: after the punch he was hit three times with pipe, fell to the ground but still conscious. got the attention of a security guard who called an ambulance. >> after they went away, i just said thank you so much for being here, if you weren't, i would have been as good as dead. who knows

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the rivers of this region flow a placeorest, providing for river dolphins and crocodile, and a local resource for the community. most shrimp farms in bangladesh stuff themselveve, caught in the rivers usising very fine and ne. for evevery share of cox, an average of 50 juvenile fish will die. this practice is decimating the marine environment. [speaking foreignn language] >> embankments a are used in ths region to protect farmers and communities from storms that regularly hit this coastlinine. illegallyly billed through the embankment.t. it has proven to be catastrophic during times of extreme weather. striking bangladesh several years ago. >> [speaking foreigngn language] >> during the course of the investigation our team also uncovered disturbing evidence to suggest that illegal chemicals are being regularly and routinely used in shrimp farmss destined for european markets. >> [speaking foforeign language] >> the househo name of the chemical he isis r referring tos elba, b bned in bangladesh, and 18 other countntries arounund te world.d. >> a broad spectrum insecticide that has bee

putting the white grouper, a local fish. there you have it. still to come on the travel show... time how to stay in london for less, and can you take your own booze on a cruise? and we are in northern spain as one of its best—known landmarks celebrates its 20th birthday. i cannot believe this. i do not believe i've ever seen so many people in the one place. the travel show, your essential guide wherever you are headed. welcome to the slice of the show that tackles your questions about travel. coming up: a place to stay in london for less than £10 per person per night, and the tricky business of bringing your own alcohol on board a cruise ship. first, travel to the chinese capital is becoming a little easier, with beijing joining shanghai in offering a transit permit that allows visitors from certain countries to stay 144 hours, so long as they meet the right conditions. you must fly in or arrive by train direct from a country outside china. surprisingly, hong kong is allowed. you are not allowed to stray too far from the capital, though a stretch of the great wall is permitted.

. >> on chasing news, a local woman in a lot of trouble, facing up to 20 years in prison in zimbabwe for a tweet that of the critical of that >>> welcome back to "chasing news," i am bill spadea. we have more show for you, a local woman in trouble in africa, she faces 20 years in prison for tweetin tweeting crif zimbabwe tick traitor, but first, horror in homeland, a shooter in texas kills over 20 people at a local church. fox's lauren blanchard with the story. reporter: authorities say that more than 2 dozen people killed in the deadly church massacre, included an 18-month-old and a pregnant mother of 5. >> most of our church family is gone. reporter: before 26-year-old givdevin kelley opened fire, he sent threatening text-messages to his mother-in-law sometimes attended that church but was not there. >> the church's pastor of out of town with his wife, but their 14-year-old daughter, annabelle was among those killd. >> one thing that gives me a slip of irosliver of encourageme was surrounded by her church family. >> shooter took off, and neighbor came over, jumped in my truck, said

the f-b-i searched the suspect's home in new jersey and a local mosque .. as we learned about his travel from uzbekistan, his past as an uber driver, and a note found in the home depot rental truck claiming to link the attack to isis. here's abc's stephanie ramos stay with abc-7 as we continue to follow this investigation. we will have another live report from manhattan - in just about 10 minutes. you can sign up for at wjla.com slash text. seven is on your side digging into a shocking incident that put personal information at risk. a local tax company, accused of just dumping sensitive documents- even social security numbers- on the sidewalk. take a look-- when our cameras arrived at ""speedy tax service" on busy h-street-- we found people picking through the boxes of documents, left on the curb. names. social security numbers. and the rest of the ingredients a criminal would need to steal your identity. we personally called police to tell them to pick this stuff up. and when customers found out-- they were not happy at all. "abc-seven" tried to track down

a local sheriff said the gunman had been, as he put it, taken down. other news, a huge new leak of financial documents — known as the paradise papers — has revealed how the powerful and wealthy secretly invest vast amounts of money in offshore tax havens. among the findings, the bbc panorama programme has discovered that millions of pounds of queen elizabeth's private money is invested in offshore funds based in the cayman islands and bermuda by her private estate, the duchy of lancaster.

tense moments at a local airport. and following that brutal loss, wait until you hear how cheap thanksgiving. news starts now. >>> it is an issue that hits communities nationwide police profiing people based on the color of their skin, tonight, some local people are accusing the dc department profiing them >> what he called dc police targeting him for no reason that he recorded it and is questioning the officer's motives, evan lambert is live with the story. >> reporter: tony, in the video you're about to see shows that the police officers never got out of their suvs, they were questioning that man through an open window. he said that they pulled up out of nowhere, started asking if he had guns, he said he felt he was being racially profiled. here's the video. >> everything good >> everything good with you all? i'm good >> you don't have a gun on you >> i don't go not guns, you all got the guns. >> i didn't catch that >> i said >> i do but i want to make sure you don't have any either >> no, i don't consent to any sea

shop small across the river over in haddenfield, new jersey, another great place to find a gift from a local business owner. a lot of deals going on there. also undowntown ardmore. shoppers say there's just something about going into a local store with local own wrrz supporting the local economy instead of spending your money at one of those big box stores or online. >> people know who you are. and they know your name and who you are, so that's nice. >> we come down every year, and now we have three kids to bring and see santa and go in the shops. and it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: now, american express is one of the companies that really began promoting small business saturday in 2010. they say last year they took in about $15 billion. and with a strongchy this year, some of these business owners are heaping for a good kick start to holiday shopping season. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> good weather to boot. thanks for that, randy. people have a little bit more time to visit the stores and get the best deals. those mom and pop shops will offer discounts and feature a festive holiday at

michelle: tonight scandal sidelining a local power house after this. a fight was all caught on video. >> they have been known to kick the school teams out of the thanksgiving day turkey bowl championship at the last minute because of some infraction. >> the 18 students were actively involved in the fight. he won the game against eastern high. >> we made a decision they would be suspended. >> the woodson player kicked out. his mom say it's unfair. >> this is wrong. wrong is wrong. right is right. >> marry jackson considers herself the grandmother of woodson. >> i don't know who started the fight. >> there has to be repercussions for it. there is a better way to do it. >> so, the turkey bowl on thanksgiving day will be between the and woodson minus 18 players. at this point the chancellor says he will look at this appeals but he says nine players will be suspended for a game. next year. assuming they return to the system. reporting live, i'm sam ford. abc7 news. michelle: must see video of the aftermath of a midair collision between bird and plane. temp g

we give you an inside look at a local farm that puts turkeys on the table for everyone from local families to the first family. how nice is that reading a headline that says "crushing the cowboys"? >> the season of giving and -- you know, the eagles were giving it to the cowboys last night. >> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. 40 degrees, but you were telling us that's misleading for the region, right? >> really is. winds gusting to 22 miles per hour in philadelphia. winds, 20s for allentown and pottstown. you have to bundle up. 33 the feels-like temperature for millville. dover, 31 degrees. cold all around this morning. yeah. the thermometer says 40. 22 mile-an-hour wind is really making a difference this morning. 40 to start. 30s in the suburbs and new jersey, lehigh valley and delaware. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. the gusty winds will be breezy even into the afternoon but will start to settle later today. 48 this afternoon for philadelphia.

the crash so far violent it shook the surveillance cameras that captured it on video at a local store. >> next thing i know, they collided, and it looked like fast and the furious out here. >> i heard a big crash and then i jumped out of my bed. >> reporter: two, 24th district suv's collided just after 10:00 sending one vehicle crashing into a utility pole and then into this house. air bags deployed on both suv's as injured officers scrambled to get out. >> the one officer jumped out, he jumped in the back of the car. his face was filled with blood. >> two police officers were coming out of the car and there was blood all over their face. >> reporter: police say it all started after an argument between drivers at kensington and allegheny. one driver got out and filed four shots at the other driver. as septa police start to do chase the shooting suspect, philadelphia police responded leading to the crash. the suspect's red honda then crashed at c and allegheny. he was arrested by septa police. >> i was freak out. >> meanwhile accident investigators converged on the scene at d and india

in this day and age just about everyone knows how to use a computer but one local boy is actually programminghese computers. >> he's a coding whiz kid and get this he's only eight years old. fox 29's photojournalist bill rohrer explains. >> i like you to see how much code in there. >> ryan loves using the family computer. >> not so much for playing video games. but actually creating them. >> i started learning how to code using something called mit scrap and bakely i university youtube videos when i got stuck i had my mom's help. >> he's up here all the time writing computer code and coming up with future inventions. >> robot that makes pizza and gives you massage. >> that's probably a few years away. right now, you neither to start the program. >> this happy go lucky eight-year-old is making it easier for kids to learn to code a computer. >> story bot. >> start the out as a tool to help his friends learn to code but grew into something bigger. >> the story bot is tack tile or our blind friends and feel and touch and tell what things are. >> helping his brian friends with computer coding give

>> we're not leaving. >> fair enough. >> that fraternity on a local college campus got suspended >>> rds brewing company comes from small beginnings founded back in 1994 in manayunk. today, 23 years and a lot of kick keg laters yards is opening up new 70,000 square foot brewery and tap room on spring garden street. fox 29's brat sad tin kind of drew the short straw tonight. forced him to go to the grand opening. brad, how is it going out there? >> reporter: going all right. i haven't done a taste test quiet yet that's in the plans before the evening is over as i step behind me it is opening night. we're here on the 500 block of spring garden street. quite a story. a guy fiddling in his garage back in the 1990's had a dream to make beer for the city, and he took it the whole 9 yards. >> for everybody here and everybody that supports yards, cheers?! >> tom leading a toast he's come a long way in 23 years back when he was brewing bar in hayes manayunk garage. >> we started buying equipment on our credit card and having enough money to put down on rent anstarted making beer. >> reporter:

>> overnight the fbi searching the suspect's home in new jersey and a local mosque where it's believed he prayed. we learned about his travel from

once she got to bangladesh, a local woman who she thought would help her, took her home. go. and now the woman forces her to sleep with several men a night. do the men pay you when they have sex with you? these two girls are now being helped by a local group, but there are many more in this town suffering the same fate. they all came to escape the violence at home. and now find themselves in a different kind of hell. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight. tonight, could this be the border that sinks brexit?

still ahead, nbc 10 takes you inside a local nin ja gym to find out how children are training to be theext star of the popular nbc reality show. >>> also making a statement. how some of the eagles are putting fashion forward ahead of the big game with the cowboys. >>> and survival story. how a 3-year-old escaped death during a plane crash. that's next at 4:00. >>> first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. everything closing up today. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> body camera video of a deadly gas explosion shows just how dangerous a routine call can be for first responders. we'll see a moment a duplex explodes and killed the owner and injured an officer. there it is. right there. they were there for a report of a gas leak when that fire ball engulfed the home. that officer who was hurt e evacuated other residents. >>> a 3-year-old girl who survived a plane crash in russia had to

sideline surprise, a eagles star zach ertz helping a local high school football team get ready for the biggest game of the year >> the unbelievable amount of money someone just paid for this rare painting. first. >>> i got attacked a block off campus, what's safe? >> a local college student brutally beaten by a group teenagers, sharing his story of survival with "eyewitness news." ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> the temple university was student was walking to his car, david spunt has more and what officials are doing to keep students safe. >> reporter: he is 20 years old, leaving class last week, minding his own business, about 8:30 at night when somebody hit him in the head with a pipe three times. he is lucky to be alive tonight. >> i was take anything, they just beat me. >> it's a group of teens attack him last week at 12th and oxford a block from the campus. we met him where he was attacked an area he knows well. he said the teens wasted no time >> the taller kids among the four turned to my side and pom punched me in the back of my head. >> reporter: after the punch he w

in a vehicle. local police chased the suspect who crashed his vehicle and later was found dead. >> he ran off the roadway and crashed out and was found deceased in his vehicle. at this time we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound or if he was shot by a local resident. >> reporter: several people were air lifted to local hospitals. 23 people died inside the church, 2 killed outside, and 1 died on the way to the hospital. others are hanging on to life, with injuries moderate to severe. shocked church members gathered waiting for word on friends and family. >> there's no words. there's just, this happened in new york and big cities, now no one is safe. >> reporter: the atf, local, state and federal law enforcement with all part of investigation. >> and they're looking into the gunman's social media posts. at this point it doesn't appear he was connected the any organized -- to any organized terrorist group. meanwhile president trump ordered all flags be flown at half staff until sunset novemb

the moments a thanksgiving celebration goes up in flames outside a local home. >>> acting out. ople are being encouraged to spend black friday enjoying nature instead of deals. why one company will even give you a free ride to get away. >>> plus, possible contamination. the discovery that's closing a local park and sparking new concerns in a community. >>> 4:14 -- this black friday. while some will shop until they drop, others will spend time outdoors. rei is closed for the day. and this year the store is teaming up with the transportation provider for a special freebie. lyft will be offering free rides to selected parks in philadelphia and several other cities across the country. the idea is to get people to spend time outside with family and friends. >>> delaware is also giving you free reasons to opt outside. there's no admission fee today for all state parks and the brandywine zoo in wilmington. delaware state park in delaware city is closed for the season. >>> right now a montgomery county public park is closed because the soil may be contaminated. >> that's raising concern

♪ a local church says prayers and pot don't mix. day in a medical marijuana dispensary debate. >> say no. >>> we want fair trade for the united states. >> president trump wrapping up a trip across the world. now he's weighing in on the problems here at home. >>> the car is designed to do this, which is to let me take my hands all the way off of the wheel. >> they're the cars of the future. and this morning we're getting inside. a sneak peek at the future of self-driving cars on our local roads. >>> and the perfect thanksgiving treat. a look at the stretch pants leaving room for two desserts. [ laughter ] >>> 15 before the hour right now. right now, president trump is on his way home af to asia. this morning, he's also teasing a major statement when he gets back to the states. >> tracie potts is live on capitol hill. tracie, do we know what the statement will focus on? >> he's given us a hint. he wants to talk about trade and what he focused on during the trip was upside down trade with a number of nations that he wants to correct. th

a local funeral home shut down. taking advantage of grieving families. >>> the funeral home in northwest d.c. is named in a lawsuit. filed a suit that's alleging the business charged grieving families for services it did not provide. d.c.'s attorney general says the funeral home is operating without a license. the funeral home says it's not making a statement about this case. all remains moved to the office of the chief medical examiner. >> one of three missing teens from prin been found. police say thomas, the girl in the middle of your screen here has been found. they say she was found safe in d.c. however, ashley leem is and kamar i can't wright are missing. they say the young women may have been in a silver honda crv. >> they really do make those sounds, the turkeys. >> today is one of the few presidential acts. just about everyone can agree on. pardoning the national turkey. the president will carry on with tradition, pardoning drumstick or wish bone at the white house. usually he does both. the 70th anniversary

why a local principal let students duct tape him to a wall. >>> the royal romance has everyone buzzing prince harry got down on one knee on what he called a typical night at the couple's cottage. for the first time since the engagement, the two talked about the magical night and her quick response. >> it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> of course. >> was it an instant yes from you? >> yes. as a matter of fact, i could barely let you finish proposing. i said, "can i say yes now?" >> and i had the ring on my finger and said, "can i give you the ring?" "oh, yes, the ring." >> markle won't be the typical addition to the royal family. she is american, biracial, and divorced. the royal wedding is planned for the spring. >> excited, excited. the british people and monarchy have opened up. and here we have it. he's allowed to do it by the queen. the queen has given her blessing. >> the owner of stoney's british pub in northern delaware reacted to the news. he says he never thought he'd see the day when a royal would be allowed to marry a divorced american. eve

karen rogers introduces us to a local group delivering wine to your front door. >> are you working in a south jersey based wine delivery base. pastored with master sommeliers, to take the intimidation out of wine. >> it was a niche of people that didn't really understand wine. >> myself included. >> they created weekly tasting a way to experience and learn about wine in the comfort of your own home. >> learning what you like. drinking wine. >> each week a master sommelier gives you information about the wine. >> you can take the wine and say to the host this is a beautiful wine. >> i can stel your words and sound cool. a set of tasting cards with facts about each bottle and tasting recipes, pair a starkling with wine with fig and crusts. it cuts through the creaminess of the brie. and sign up for weekly tasting online and preview the four pack and if you like what you see you can purchase the tasting. >> the white wine drinkers you can opt to not be on it, and cheese and wine packs and red wine packs and all four bottles are red. and we send it to your door. >> a great way for novice

>> first at 4:00 this afternoon, coming out of the shadows, a local woman opens up for the first time about a sex assault at the hands of a massage therapist. she decided to go public after a report from buzzfeed that claimed sexual assault is an epidemic at massage envy stores across the country. mark segraves has her story now first at 4:00. mark? >> reporter: yeah, good evening. epidemic is exactly the word that this woman used to describe what's happening at massage envy stores. she was the victim here at this massage envy in tenleytown who in september stood here on this sidewalk and called police saying she had been sexually assaulted. that's where it started, but it has become now a national story. three more women here in d.c., after seeing our reports, came forward saying the same man had sexually assaulted them while they were getting massages. and now as buzzfeed is reporting, nearly 180 women nationwide in oregon, california, peyl stories, that they were sexually assaulted while getting a massage at a massage envy location. and in many cases, these women are suing the comp