which is why carrie weineke of bethesda board says he doesn't ask for it. >> we check their i.d. don't need e-mail or first born or anything. if they want to see our sales, they will go to instagram or facebook and check in at their time. >> reporter: weinke says he andç his business partner treat their customers the way they'd want to be treated. >> me as a consumer, i do not appreciate being inundated by e-mails, text messages or anything. if i want to check out a sale, i should have the right to go at my time. >> reporter: not all stores intentions are so considerate. >> the claim is that the stores are using the pretense of using a credit card as requiring your zip code. >> reporter: scott perry is an attorney who has sued on behalf of shoppers. >> what most people don't realize, there's technology with your name on the credit card and the zip code they can actually find your address. >> reporter: stores can use that information to send you marketing materials like catalogs. weineke thinks it's just too much. >> we think it's kind of annoying. i know it bothers me when people

bethesda to northwest washington. tonight the head of school along with the project development team will outline plans to parents. that meeting is at 7:00 p.m. on campus. tw two, one. >> astronauts on boardnal space station are getting ready to receives this rocket. it is carrying supplies. weather problems held up the launch for three straight days. it will arrive later this week. >>> the u.s. and mexico are about to share more than a border. on wednesday an airport will open that straddles the two countries. an investor group built a sleep terminal in san diego with atij. passengers still arriving in t.j. will have to still cross a land crossing. >>> working the holidays away? why more of you could be spending part of the holiday season at work and not at home. ing. >>> weight watchers is launching an app, new online tools and revamping today. the company says the move is in response to customers who are more interested in good health than dieting. the launch comes after oprah winfrey bought a stake in weight watchers and it has struggled through four years of declining profits. >>> right now we have a lot of sunshine, temperatures around 50. hour by hour later today, by 2:00, much of

boards on what to do if equipment malfunctions and they have polling places. >> montgomery county police are searching for a missing man. jedia was seen near the grover metro station in north bethesda. police tell us he was a passenger in a vehicle and got out near rockville pike and tuckerman lane and his family is concerned for his welfare and emotional well-being. >> verizon and sprint could owe you some money, but you have to act fast. we'll explain. >>> a local worker rigging the system. >> details in a rapidly changing scandal. >> plus cafeteria karaoke stuns students. ♪ ♪ >>> new fallout tonight in a lottery jackpot rigging investigation. the associate press has learned the man who has run powerball since its inception was quietly removed from his post back in october. he's not accused of wrongdoing and his security director eddie tipton was convicted of rigging a hot lotto jackpot. that was played here in d.c. and 15 states. tipton is also accused of rigging other jackpots. the former security director's brother and former college roommate are among the people who cashed in on some winning tickets. >>> some good news to report tonight on a story that created an uproar on so

board of education is set to finalize that new calendar later today. coming up at 6:30, i'll tell you how teachers are affected by this new change. we're live in bethesda, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> thank you, delia. >>> d.c. drivers, you need to prepare yourselves for even tougher penalties if you get caught texting or talking on your phone while driving. >> today d.c. councilmembers will be hearing testimony on possibly increasing fines or even suspending your license if you've had three distracted driving citations within 1 months. the proposal -- 18 monthses. the proposal also calls for higher penalties for not pulling over to emergency vehicles as well. >>> it's 7 after the hour. amnesty international release as new report about isis and where its weapons are coming from. >> the supreme court refuses to hear a case to overturn a ban on high capacity rifles. more coming up. >> out here it's cold but it's not unbearable. we're looking at 30s and only a few upper 20s on the map in few upper 20s on the map in frederick and this is the one place we're not afraid to fail. some of these experiments may not work. few upper 20s on the map in frederick and