we know the driver was going west on 202 and barlow. imslamm it slammed into a pole and caught fire. >>> landover road, we have a section shut down this morning. it will likely be like this for the next couple of hours. right now between barlow and kenmore still shut down. senl montreal avenue probably okay in the other direction. looks like we have two lanes getting through here. 270 southbound at 80. >>> let's check the morning forecast. chuck? >> 37 in college park, 42 at reagan national. there you can see the little fog early this morning. it's a lot thick never the rural areas. dense fog advisory was expanded to include all of the d.c. metro area. d.c. visibility down to zero in places like gaithersburg. a mild evening, cool and dry. mid-50s tonight and milder tomorrow. that's the beginning of the warmup. more about that at 6:21. aaron? >> thank you. it's coming up on 6:02. new searches are expected to begin for relisha rudd. "news4's" megan mcgrath where d.c. police will make an announce mnlts in just a couple of hours. good morni

between barlow and kenmore, all lanes blocked.ou can try central or 50. 50 westbound near davidson, shut down. overall bottom part of prince george's county looking very typical. 66 and 95 nice and clear. back in ten minutes with more on this breaking news. >>> breaking news at the live desk now and the whole volkswagen emissions scandal. v.w. will start road testing for all vehicles' emissions with an outside company verifying results. this all coming out of a news conference a few minutes ago. i'm always seeing a few minutes ago this will not spare any top managers and those involved will be held accountable. back to u.>> kristin, thank you. it's 5:53. today relatives of the sandy hook victims will be in washington pushing for greater gun control. it's been nearly 3 years since the massacre where a gunman opened fire at an elementary school. 26 died. 20 of them were children. relatives will ask for an expansion on background checks. tonight at 7:00 in st. mark's episcopal church on capitol hill. >>> a d.c. charter school is aski

and barlow. it's basically between brightseat road, fedex field and route 704. combination of brightseat road, sheriff road, 704 one option to work around. sticking with 704 or 50 inside the beltway will be another addition for you. that's the ongoing crash investigation. check out the ride in our cameras and that is going to look at the visibility conditions and the volume. eastbound 66 getting through business 234 manassas, it's been the volume. it's been the visibility. no accidents eastbound 7 out of leesburg, a crash you can bypass near faa did block the left side of the roadway near east market street. northbound 95 a volume delay guest prince william parkway. more volume newington into springfield and getting past landmark. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> mandy moore and singer ryan adams, tommy mcfly is in the 94.7 fresh fm studios with more on [ inaudible ] >> they're getting divorced and she wants $37,000 a month in spousal support but she says it's because she needs help raising t

the barlows are nice and toasty. the installers say they don't usually install furnaces in the rain. 21938-21945 "it's not going to effect us. it's a little bit inconvenient to get wet but it's worth it." the barlows say the new furnace will keep on giving because it's energy efficient. there's still much more to come tonight.... coming up next.. making history.. governor branstad makes his mark on the u-s history books.. the celebration marking the milestone.. and later.. at 9-30.. fighting isis.. the president gets an update on the war against isis from his top generals. a progress report on the continuing fight against the militant group. from who h-d iowa's high watching the anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubi

the barlows are nice and toasty. the installers say they don't usually install furnaces in the rain. 21938-21945 "it's not going to effect us. it's a little bit inconvenient to get wet but it's worth it." the barlows say the new furnace will keep on giving because it's energy efficient. the barlow's had their wish granted this holiday season. but the wishes of some children in need may not come true ... thanks to our december storm. coming up ... the president of make- a-wish iowa joins us to talk about the real impact of the flooding at water works park and how you can help keep the holiday's jolly for them and their clients. and coming up next ... see how governor branstad kept things simple today as he set a record for serving a state. 32 years and 11 months ago ... terry branstad ended his first heart disease. asthma. diabetes. 7 out of 10 americans take prescription drugs. but in the last 7 years drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug pr

the barlows say the gift couldn't come at a better time. i can't work i am a disabled veteran, and i can't work because of my diabetes. we would have never had the money to replace the furnace. it was a big worry for us because we didn't know how long our old clunker was going to last. the energy company says the new furnace and installation came the energy company says the new furnace and installation came free of charge. the holiday season could be a little brighter in ames next year thanks to an anonymous donor. last week, we told about the lights lining the main street the past two years. an anonymous donor came forward with an offer to match any 100 dollar donation made by a downtown business, up to a total of ten thousand dollars. the main street cultural district is trying to raise about 80-thousand dollars for an l-e-d lighting system that can be used year 'round. still ahead on your news at noon. new year, new you. 2016 is a chance to start fresh. why experts say people have their minds on their wallets this year. we're just weeks

we're shun down between barlow and kenmore. all roads closed. it's bad crash. the crew is on the way. rock creek parkway, we have a crash reported there this morning. 270 at old hundred, you're seeing some of the fog you're seeing throughout the area. just be careful on 66 especially here this morning. it's pretty nasty. don't have any problems there. and right now overall bottom portion of prince george's county looking quite good. i'll see you back here at 5:01. >> all right, melissa, thank you. first he encouraged heads to carry guns. now he's encouraging them to carry their guns somewhere else. first the latest from university president. >> from no child left behind to every student succeeds. what president obama is expected to do today when it comes to your kids' education. >>> and it's the story you want >>> if you're just waking up, we'll have news on relisha rudd. we're also keeping a close eye on the changing forecast. take a look at current temperatures this morning. >>> some college students may soon be able to bring guns into their dorm room. libert

barlow wrote, we are falling like leaves in the august wind.t we are passing away. combat seemed far preferable than imprisonment. barely two weeks into his captivity, ira forbes wrote it would be the source of unspeakable happiness for mow to return to the army and again fight beneath our glorious banner. it seemed so unmanly for them to be so helpless. as robert kellogg explained, quote, they do not ask to be free from participation in the strife but they long to walk forth from their cankerous dens even though it may be to meet the sulfurous smoke in the cannon in t the contested battle because there at least would be glorious action. imprisonment was nothing like these men has experienced. was something that would haunt them. on the second day of his incarceration, iran forbes visited one of the hospitals and was deeply shaken by what he saw. i have seen them at the execution. i have seen them in a condition so heart rendering. i've never seen them in such a condition so heart rendering as this. as the weeks changed to months and no exchang

joining me now are ibm security president caleb barlow and kevin chung. caleb, how big an issue is the shortage of workers in the cyber security area? >> it is a huge issue. 175 million unfilled jobs. odds are there are several hundred jobs today that aren't filled. the challenge we have is not only do we need the technical talent but we need the pipeline of students coming out of universities. >> kevin right now just graduating from school of engineering at nyu. how has that provided the skills for you and many students. >> we have classes where we encourage an attacker mind-set in younger students and we have thing like hack night where we work with students on attacking real life systems. they are not actual systems, but we deploy them and pretend that they are actual problems. >> a competition. it became the world's largest competition, and many companies actually providing you information on types of challenges to set up for people to try to solve. >> yes. >> how important is it for you to have students able to do this? and how closely do you look at

we're outside prince george county police headquarters on barlow road.he people coming through the door with those bags is the end of a process. this began with a signup. take a look inside, what we're seeing today, there's a mountain of toys inside the gymnasium today. this is a process where folks have signed up already. they get their names called and there's a group of cadets and other folks who with working to fill these bags with toys. this is in prince george's county, being participated in all by sectors of the public safety sector, as we hear from fire chief mark bsahor. >> thank you so much. >> this isn't all of it. there are other places where things are stored right now. every firehouse in prince george's county we've been collecting toys for the last month and a half. there's still boxes and containers that will be brought over later on. it's phenomenal the amount of giving that you see in front of you here. >> reporter: this goes on until 6:00 here. they actually can't take any more names. you're supposed to sign up but they can't take sign

this year a big gathering of people in addition to ronnie, edward the barlow junior, dana stubblefield was here, you can have the former owner of the 49ers here without talking about the current state. >>they just have to do this and do it the right way. they have to get the right football people involved in the front office, they have to get the right people involved with the football operations. i'm not saying they are not there, it is not for me to say. i think they really care. my sister and her family care about this team and they want to win. they just have to grab themselves up by their boots and go and get it done. >>reporter: always good to hear from the former owner. as we are wishing you a merry christmas, just one other sporting event, luke walton was named nba coach of the month today. he has yet to lose a game. officially he is still 0-0 forgot that is how it works in the nba. luke walton the coach of the month. the festive sapir -- spirit if you're not feeling it it is out here with us tonight.>>> looks like a good crowd. how is the turnout? >>fantastic. if you have ever

we're live on barlow road. news 4, back to you. >> thank you, derrick.reat story. >>> look at this. >> yes, this is by far one of the hottest gifts of the season. but we've shared with you several of the stories. reports of hover boards catching fire randomly. remember that? there's another danger engineers say you may not see coming. >> we have the video to show you. stick around. >> that's true. >> baby, it's finally cold outside. i think i heard tom kierein singing that earlier. >> singing it well. >> what tom says we can expect >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> we have a name for every day of the week now. today, super saturday. it's the last weeks before christmas and shoppers will be hitting the stores. >> are you part of that statistic, people who wait until the last minute. one in three people haven't bought a gift you. >> i am part of that statistic. >> are you? >> no, i'm not. i'm not braving those crowds. >>> jcpenney has door buster deals kicking off at 8:00ç thi morning. toys "r" us will be open for a straight 48 hours leading up to chr

the vehicle caught fire near barlow road. the driver was dead at the scene. the road is being -- open after being closed for several hours. >>> changes are coming to that same county. the police department says the chief will be replaced tomorrow. our editorial partners at the post report deputy chief hank zielinski will take the job and an interim basis. the chief has been in charge since 2011.>>> we are just getting started. on the way, donald trump continues to dodge criticism for his comments about muslims coming into the united states.>>> also, it is another day of unrest in chicago where there are calls escalated for the mayor to resign.>>> out of habit, i put this jacket on. you don't need it yet. it's that mild. the evening planner, 55 at six, 51 at 8:00 and 50 at 10:00. the average high is only 49. we will come back and talk about the possibility of fog and record highs of the weekend.>>> up next, the battle of expert witnesses in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged in the death a >>> it is a battle of expert witnesses and conflicting tes

from an overseas isis member planning to commit an armed attack against civilians at a restaurant barlowndicated in the rochester, new york, area today which is new year's eve on behalf of isis and in furtherance of his plan to join isis overseas. >> so this is departure, in other words, previous terror cases have been propaganda by isis that inspired attacks. here the allegation is, it was actually directed overseas by isis. so that is a dramatic development foiled obviously by law enforcement. >> more of the kind of attack where you are. that will do it for us. we're back in the top of the 1:00 hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> see you then. ♪ >> set set, hak, see, non. thailand. this is it. >> happy new year. ♪ >> happy new year, everyone. folks around the globe ring in 2016. you see bangkok, thailand. and this is "outnumbered." a very special edition. i'm sandra smith. with us today is co-host

bring an unwrapped toy to their headquarters on barlow road in landover. kicks off at 8:00 this morning. you have up until 6:00 this evening to drop the toys off. >>> it is by far the hottest gift this season. but after reports of hover boards catching fire randomly, there's another danger you may not even see coming. >>> baby, it's finally cold outside. what tom says we can expect for christmas day. >>> all right. a look at decision 2016. now the third democratic debate gets under way tonight up in new hampshire. there's a war brewing between the two top candidates starting with bernie sanders. his camp is now suing the democratic national committee so as to regain access to information about his own supporters. the dnc suspended his campaign's access to all of that data after some of his staffers allegedly exploited a software error and took confidential information collected by the hillary clinton campaign. at least one sanders staffer has been fired. the chair of the dny who supported clinton in the past is fighting accusations that she's trying to cri

it happened at landover and barlow road in the landover area this morning. the driver lost control and crashed into a pole. the car then caught fire. police say the car was so damaged that initially they weren't able to determine whether any passengers were inside. >>> now to a story you saw first on news 4. the police chief is stepping down to move up. county bureau chief tracee wilkins tweeted about chief mark magaw's plans in the next hour. magaw is expected to announce his immediate retirement from the police department tomorrow so he can oversee all of the county's public safety. magaw has been police chief for five years. >>> intelligent, motivated and beautiful. more than our sister, she was our soulmate. touching words tonight used to describe the first of the san bernardino shooting victims to be laid to rest today. pat lawson muse joins us now with more. >> eight days after the attack and it's the first in what's expected to be a grim procession taking place over the next week. family and friends of 27-year-old yvette velasco are gathering right no

>>mark: the oil price barlow is the dollars are given stronger the helps keep the lower is pumping af will the we have to kick-like is for the foreseeable future? >>rob black: for arms and oil companies like texaco their job cuts axon there's a-there for a slight some american and delta to to be doing great but south was to the cyclical there's so u.s.-based their program, with annie and hide tort law and oriole in the end did not want to low. >>mark: the most popular all about the boy bedwetter x five of the top-10 the when one comes from harry's style when he basically been warned that he was leaving the band and is obviously upset everyone. >>mark: investments based on terrorism. >>rob black: stocks upon the percent in the last two weeks almost a hundred percent and will but the tour to south carolina crosscurrent in virginia tech any time there's a mash unit of united states people flee for the stocks of a fact when a president elected who is a democrat they're even better in large part and jiang were before it's born in people like that can take the guns from a bug was really in

set the barlow, and ensure there's not an attack. have a reality collect, the contrast between america and europe. there's no geographic continuity with isis. we don't have these densities of suburban communities here that you see in europe. we don't have information sharing problems we see in europe. we don't have the same per capita number of cases that european security services have. we have the fbi director saying number of americans traveling over to isis declined. you want to tell me we have the same threat picture as europe? i don't think so. i don't buy it. >> i concur with phil. general flynn was the first person in the government to warn of the rice of isis but the fact is geography, you can't drive from paris to washington. you can drive from paris to damascus and also you know, the other thing is, volume, numbers of people going. we've got over 1,000 french citizens who have gone to syria and a couple of dozens, who have succeeded, americans, going to syr syria. >> you did see the study, 300 americans acting in effect as

either we're setting the barlow or data is not the driving force and maybe a combination of both.e area we're starting to approach as we get now over 2.25, anything with a 2.3, lots of resistance. look from august and see how those tops line up. pay attention to that level. especially if we close above 2.27, 2.28. now let's look at the spreads. let's talk about the path of rates. one thing i can tell you, the short end may remain firm, the long end may concentrate on global economics. that may mean nor flattening. 30 minus tens, you can see on the 20-year chart, even at the end it is coming down. there is a lot of room for flattening, for the differences to get smaller. so watch that. fives to tens, same scenario. the reason i bring it up is because especially as you get away from the long end, those two pockets of spread trades will give you much insight as to the dynamics of the short end with the fed, the long end, the economy. the final charts, the dollar index. i picked tax time, there's so much talk about tax selling, maybe it's over. the interesting thing about this chart i