amy cho, news 4. >>> it's cyber monday and it's not too late to get a big deal. >> susan hogan will have some of the best apps and websites to help you save. >>> and renewed talk of cracking >>> here's what you've missed. >> reporter: police are still looking for the gunman who shot up the shoppers food warehouse. this window was blown out when happened after two employees got into a fight. and they say that one of them came out here and shot up this store. the good news is no one was injured. police are still looking for the gunman. >>> push back to a proposal by metro. it calls for slashing hours to fix the system even after the safetrack repairs end. >>> and we heard from a man in southeast d.c. who rushed to action to save another man from drowning. >> just the type of person i a help, i'll help them out if i can. >> reporter: and david culver coming to from you miami international airport. we are backed and ready to head out on the flight tomorrow morning to havana, cuba. we're learning for the death of fd castro. we plan to be there as soon as be gathering for some of the tributes

news 4's amy cho went to the new clarksburg outlet where shoppers were out bright and early today. >> reporter: this morning, the sun may not have been up but these shoppers certainly were. >> i've been here since around about -- >> i'm feeling pretty tired, yeah, we've been here for about five hours now. >> reporter: on this black friday, many found those perfect reasons to shell out. >> how much did you spend >> i spent 2000. >> reporter: purchases weren't light. a lot of shoppers all schlepping huge bags that came at bargains and others got a different kind of workout, exercising their patients. >> she will do it all day. because she is that type of person. she like to shop. and she pulled me out of my bed -- i didn't even want to come. >> reporter: another shopper, anna, had no qualms about bringing her husband along today. under armour store. and could you see the shoppers lined up all trying to get a part of theath leisure craze. >> and i figured i would come out and enjoy it. >> and if you are looking to hit the stores today, you have plenty of time. they are open until 10:00 p

in manassas, amy cho, news 4. >>> in the weeks since trump's election, there has been dramatic surges in donations, many people toward organizations which counter the values of president-elect. the american civil liberties union, the sierra club and planned parenthood which trump has vowed to defund or just some of them. the naacp says it's also seen a dramatic increase in membership and donations over the past week. >>> if money's on your mind, we're getting you ready for holiday shopping. our consumer reporter susan hogan shares four ways to stretch your budget and get all of your holiday gifts. vernon davis proving the doubters wrong. how his return home is helping the redskins push toward the >>> home is where the heart is. turns out it's also where the touchdowns are for vernon davis. >> news 4's carol maloney joins us live from ashburn to talk about a redskins resurgence for yeah, the 49ers thought he was an aging star when they traded him in the middle of last season, but boy, did vernon davis prove them wrong. he is back home and back in top form. >> my only dream was to be ab

news 4's amy cho is live at the new clarksburg outlet. how's it looking out there? >> reporter: hi, molette. we're outside the toy store with all of the die hard shoppers. we've seen a lot of sleepy people battling the turkey com wives bags for them. they seem to be the dedicated bag carriers. the people here have been waiting for a half an hour to get into this store waiting to buy stuff. a couple of shoppers in line said they are looking to get some bargains. >> we do it every year. it's fun. it's really fun. we like to come just to be out in the cold and see the sales. there are good sales out there. going to go in and see this bag. i'm trying to see that bag up there but nobody will tell me go inside. >> reporter: and things have actually been pretty quiet right now. we've seen not too many people, seems to be in a bit of a lull right now. we're told that it was a lot busier earlier tonight. they've been open since 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving night. things should be picking up when all the early risers get up and come out here to look for those bargains. >> all right

news4's amy cho is out at the clarksburg outlets, the first time for that particular mall to open for the >> hey, molette. a lot of determined shoppers out here today. you can see this is the line-up outside the tory burch store. a lot of people i talked to said the wait was well worth it. >> this morning the sun may not have been up, but these shoppers certainly were. >> i've been here since around about -- >> i'm feeling pretty tired. yeah. we've been here for about five hours now? found those perfect reasons to shell out. >> how much did you spend today? >> i spent 2,000. >> purchases weren't light, lots of shoppers all schlepping huge bags that came at bargains. others got a different kind of workout. exercising their patience. >> she could do it all day, because she's that type of person. she like to shop. i just -- i didn't even want to come. >> another shopper had no today. >> he's fine. >> and we went to the under armour store. 40% off, all shoppers trying to get part of the athleisure craze. >> i thought i would come on out and enjoy it. it's part of our tradition we do it ev

in stafford county, amy cho, news 4. >> helping wounded war heroes. how a local business is training veterans to do things they no longer thought was possible. >> and 15 years in the making. a new satellite that's being county. that's because a former water reed therapist and one of her former patients are teaming up to open a new business. as bureau chief julie carey reports, the goal is to get disabled service members and others back in the driver's seat. >> thanks for coming out. >> absolutely. >> retired marine josh was left partially paralyzed when his humvee hit an ied in afghanistan in 2009. rehabbing at walter reed, he said he rega independence when therapist tammy helped him get phind the wheel. >> i'm one of those miracles and one of the fortunate ones and she was able to help. one out of the over 400 wounded warriors she was able to help at walter reed. >> now, they're business partners, just opening their driver rehabilitation center of excellence in fairfax county. he handled the business end, fitz will do the driving rehab. drce will do

news 4's amy cho has our story. >> reporter: if you ever flipped through the stations while out and about, you've probably heard these christmas songs. what exactly does it take to bring that holiday cheer into your car? we decided to pay a visit to washington's christmas station 97.1 wash fm. happy holidays, merry christmas. it's great to celebrate the holidays. >> reporter: if you're searching for holiday experience, look no further than sabrina conte. >> one of my favorites, taylor swift "santa baby." >> reporter: one of the voices at wash fm bringing the spirit of santa to d.c. >> you are the station that everyone comes to to feel warm and fuzzy. that's a big responsibility, but it's the best kind of responsibility you can have. >> reporter: every year since 2001, wash fm has been the only radio station in the clock. all that cheer takes careful calculation. >> lots of research and many years of uploading those holiday songs into the system and then every year kind of keeping on track of what's new. what's happening? what can i do for you? >> reporter: another big part of the job, tak