find it in dupont circl esn't get more d.c. than that. here at the shop made in d.c.awhere everything is d.c., mumbo is a hot item. >> i know people come in here specifically looking for mumbo sauce. they kno it's a d.c.pe thing. i'onally from alexandria. i do not know the back story. >>imeporter: over by the sp boat, we found someone who remembers pouring it on as ear as 1967. >> it has the zest, that tang. it was not too sweet, not too sour, just perfecr: >> repor at horace and dicky's seafood -- >> everyone's saying mumbo came from somewhere else. >> reporter: back in 2013, the u.s. patent office gave legal bragging rights to a chicago rib joint joint. but the maker of capitol city mumbo sauce sayer recipe are based on strong d.c. tradition. >> if i have to go by what my grandmother told me, she wasum eating sauce in d.c. in the 1950s. >> reporter: now she's selling it as far awha as astan. >> it's a good d.c. thing. mumbo was is hot sauce and tchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson for mayor bowser said she was simply trng to give residents something to tal

d.c. notice the clouds are moving in. there is the front to the north. we are starting to see w theds pick up. 30 to 35 miles an hour right now. that's going to alreadyet the wind chill on the cold side. already down into the 30s to the north. 32 in state college. down to 49 now in d.c. this colder air will continue to creep in across our region. the wind chill state college around 20 degrees. >> that continues to move our way. once again,ale'reng the coldest thanksgiving in years. decades, wind chills in the 'teens and 20 by tomorrow morning. then we're talking rain for your saturday. loktself to t about. lots of important weather days ahead, tomorrow, black friday and the weekend,too. much more in about 15 minutes. >> you got our attention, doug. thank you. >>> from the weather to the roads, chopper 4 high awould maryland, in laurel, check it out on the left-hand side of your screen. a it i snail's pace. both directions here. while the roads are crowded, today is also the day lots of peo

i'm not going to d.c. to win a popularity contest. i'm going to d.c. to get something done. i put out a 10-point plan that i believe in. i know -- decided not to read it or spend any time on it. we all know that change is never popular, especially when you're talking about how you're going to change government. i tried to use every effort i could to change the direction of the state of florida and together we did. [applause] together we re-invented the government in florida and we're going to do the same thing in d.c. the federal government is frustrating. it is outdated. it is wasteful and it is inefficient. we can tell you story after story after story. now i just am one individual but there are a lot of other individuals in d.c. who want to do the same thing and i'm going to work with them and we're going to change like we did in florida, the direction of washington, d.c. [applause] we didn't accept government incompetence in tallahassee and we're not going to accept it in d.c. i will not accept it as your new .s. senator. now four weeks ago we had a horrible hurricane th

it was a d.c. trails bus that operates between d.c. and new york city. at woman was critically injured. >> and that crash in the district just one of at least ten pedestrians hit on aa roadways tonight. some first responders are blaming the weather. >> ye, take a look at storm team 4 radar right now. we have seen steady rain night. the earlier snelt, the darkness, no help with that evening commute. check this out. six of those pedestrianraes tonight occurred in montgomery county. all between 5:00 and 8:00. there were two more people hit in d.c. and one in fairfax. >> we have tea of the rain and reports of what could be the first cold weather death of the season. we starts with n 4's meagan fitzgerald in rockville. meagan? >> reporter: it's been a dangerous night here in montgomery county. one of the latest crashes happened just behind me here, right here in the rockville town center. montgomery county police s there could be a couple of contributing factors. raining,fact that it's but also, that it's getting darker earlier. a crumpled umbrella laying nex

the facebook post that sparked a very d.c. debate. from here.obodake that away that's like saying go-go is not from d.c. >>> and >>> new tonight, a message meant to make others think before drinking and driving. the father of the late minute gomry county police officer noah liatta spoke tonight during the alcohol task force roll call. almost three years ago, a dru driver hit the officer while he worked a dui patrol. he died a week later. a social media campaign is urging people to boycott so-called blackout wednesday on thanksgiving eve. it's something the officer's father hopes people take seriously. >> and theimpact is great and there's no excuse. drunk drivers don'tisiminate and they're playing russian roulette with everybody on the roads. >> reporter: after the officer's death, maryland passed noah's law. its requi any person convicted of dui to blow into an ignition interlock device to start their car. >>> bitingsm criti tonight of d.c. mayor muriel bowser's comments about mumbo sauce. one person asked, how can you diss mum sauce

it doesn't get more d.c. than that. here at the shop made in d.c. where everything is d.c.-made, it's a hot item. >> people come in here specifically looking for this sauce. >> over by the shrimp boat we found someone who remembersn pouring it early as 1967. >> it has the st, the tang. it was not too sweet, not too sour. just perfect. >> here on 8th street. >> they say it came from someone else. back in 2013 the u.s. patent office gave bragging rights legally to a chicago joint that bega serving it in the gi50s y. but the maker of another sauce says her company and recipe are based on strong d.c. traditions. >> if i have to goha by my grandmothers told me, she was eatingmumbo sauce in the 1950s in d.c. >> it's a good d.c. thing. it's hot sauce and ketchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the mayorays she was trying to give washington residents something to talk about over the thanksgiving holiday other than midterm e elections or shopping. based onhat we're hearing, missionaccomplished. we're by the big chair. derek ward, news 4. >> we want to know how d.c. you

d.c.'s snow team started at midnight and is working a 12-hour shift, salting the roads and secondary lanes, all this before the official start of the holiday season. so far their crews have used more than a thousands ton of salt. w one metro worker is doing his part to keep the walkway in frt of the eastern market station clear. >> i've been out here since about 7:00, 8:00. >> reporter: how are the conditions? >> it's lightening up right nowe >> rep is it too soon? >> no, we're okay withit. >> reporter: it just keeps changing up on us. right now it's prettye, misera it's cold. this is kind of like freezing rain. it does hurt when it hits you in the face. the snow team is going to reevaluate. ce noontime hits, that's when they're done with their 12-hour shift and all 123 plows come back in and they will dechee whatlan of action is for the rest of the day. that ishe latest live from southeast d.c. back to you. >> come on in from t out of cold, molette. thank you for all your hard work out the

d.c. metro area to montgomery county and across the hudson river to newark, they both offered much larger subsidies in virginia and new york city eventually offered. if amazon was chasing subsidies rather than talent, they would have located in those places. host: join in on this conversation about virginia and new york making amazon or about virginia and new york and the amazon headquarters. call (202) 748-8000. if you were in the eastern or central time zone, call in at (202) 748-8001. if you're in the mountain or pacific time zone, call in at (202) 748-8002. again, you can always reach us on social media, twitter at @cspanwj and on facebook. heard the things we have from both the york in virginia is that what they call performance-based direct incentives. guest: cities and states have gotten a little bit better over time in structuring their incentives and how they are offered, even though they are generally a waste of money. performance-based incentives apply that rather than giving a

this morning d.c. police are searching for a black hummer seen leaving the area just after the shooting. >> the fight over a girl have lead to the death of a young man. randall francis was shot after getting into an argument with a woman inside of a store yesterday afternoon. he was a recentf graduate d.c. eastern high school. another man was also shot but is expected to recover. >> yesterday violence was the latest in what has been aery violent year for the district. >> these numbers represent lives lost. their killings have many living in fea of their own communities and that's why, today he's running a sety walk down to talk with neighbors about ways toecure the street and from d.c. police we do have these crime statisticsere showing that this year so far, 2018 1 homicides reported. 2017, we saw of0. ourse the optic there and we have a month to go in this year. take note of that. in 2012 it has been rising eve year since then. drugs have played a big role she believes in the crimes there and she say

d.c.fi police rs have their hands full investigating several violent crimes. they all happenedy. yester a violent day for the district. >> two people were killed and another person remains in critical condition this morning. take a look at this map showing the locations ofach of the incidents. each occurring within just hours of each other. one of them happene late last night in one of d.c.'s trendiest neighborhoods. a man was stabbed to death inside hisha apartment in the neighborhood. a neighbor heard a fight coming from apartment on northwest. that was around 7:00 a.m. police found one man dead there. police have not released the victim's name. >> hours earlier a man was shot on tayr street. he is in critical condition. this morning police are searching for a black seen leaving the area just after the shooting. and on benning road in northeast, the fight over a girl may have lead to the death of a young man. 20-year-old randall francis was shot after getting into an argument with a woma

doesn't get more d.c. than that. here at the shop made in d.c. where everything is d.c.e, mumbo is a hot item. >> i knopeople come in here specifically looking for mumbo sauce. they know it's a d.c. thing. i'm personally from alexandria. i do not know the back story. >>p eporter: over by the shr boatwe found someone who remembers pouring it on as early as 1967. >> it has the zest, that tang. it was not too sweet, not too sour, just perfect. >> reporter: at horace and dicky's seafood -- >> reporter: back in 2013, the u.s. patent office gave legal bragging rights to a chicago rib joint that began serving it up in the '50s. but the maker of capitol city mumbo sauce say her recipe are based strong d.c. tradition. >> if i have to go by what my grandmother told me, she was eating mumbo sauce in d.c. in the 1950s. >> reporter: now she's selling it as far away as afghanistan. >> it's a good d.c. thing. mumbo was is hot sauce and ketchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson for mayor bowser said she was simply trying to give residents something to talk about over the thanksgi

the d.c. suspect is now facing gun charges and he allegedly called the pittsburgh shoer a hero. >> reporter: federal agents have arrested a man named jeffrey clark, suspected of having g illega parts and illegal ammunition. according to theirfi vit, they suspect he was a social media friend of robert bowers, the man suspected of the synagogue shootings at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburghd acg to the affidavit from the feds, witnesses, or some type of associate of jeffrey clarkned him into the feds, concerned he might b a white nationaladt, h anti-semitic views and may have illegal weapons. e arrest of jeffrey clark, al made by feder agents in the district of columbia and they say he was a social media friend of robert bowers, suspected in the free of life synagogue shooting. clark's in court friday in d.c. scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> now to the news that has dominated this day, amazon choosing northern virginia for one of its two new headquarters. >> oh, it's big. the move cel brated

d.c. police officers have their hands full investigating several violent crimes. they all haperned yey. it was a violent day for the district. >> two people were killed and another person remains inic crit condition this morning. all the violent crimes each occurrg within a few hours of each other. one of them happened lateast night in one of d.c.'s neighborhoods. a man wasbb s to death inside his apartment in the shaw neighborhood. the neighbor told news 4 he p.m.. a fight around 7:0 police found one man dead there. neighbors can't believe something like this happened on their block. >> i'm shked. it such a nice neighborhood. it's fairly quite for being the neorhood that it is. >>olice have not yet released the victim or the name of any potential suspect. >> hours earlier a man was shot on taylor street in northeast d.c. he is in critical condition. police are searching for a black hummer seen leaving the asta fter the shooting. >> and in northeast, the fight over airl mayave lead to the

it doesn't get more d.c. than. that the shock made in d.c. where everything is d.c. made, hmumbo is a item. >> i know people come in hereal specif looking for mumbo sauce. i'm specifically from alexandria. i po not know thek story. >> reporter: over by s tip bo -- shrimp boat, we found someone that remembs putting it on since 1967. >> it was not too hot, just perfect. >> reporter: just at 8th street. patent 2013 the u.s. office answered the question giving bragging rights legally to a chicago rib joint that began serving it up in the '50s. the mer of capital city marsha jones says her company and recipes are based on strong d.c. traditions go if i have t go by what my grandmother told me, she was eating it in d.c. in the 1950s. >> reporter: they heard about it in afghanistan. >> it's mumbo sauce, hot sauce and ketchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson says she was trying to give washgton residentsomething to talk about over the thanksgiving o holidayer than packup quarterbacks and shopping. based on the buzz and social media on the streets, i'd sayss n accompl

we can tell you the d.c.team went out at midnight, of urse, and started putting down the pretreatment. they're asking folks, if you can, stayome. if you can take metro instead of driving, that's probably your best option. right now everything is looking pretty good as we connue our way down new york avenue here in the district. tat's the latest. back you. >> all right, molette, thank you. >> and of course we'll be followinghe wintry m heading into our area all morning long. >>> now we turn t capitol hill. a very busy election season has aft a lame duck congress with long to-do list before the end of the year. looming over all of it is a pivotal spending bill. >> susan mcginni joins us from capitol hill. so they'll work to pushso throu final legislation before the season ends. could this set the stage for another government shutdown? >>. >> yeah, that's absolutely hat coulhappen. good morning. after two years of partisan bickering, this lame duck coress is still going to try to agree onhi sometng. they better

d.c. neighborhood. now at 11:00, we're piecing together the late details. ur>> topping news tonight, news 4's shomari stone is live in the shaw neighborhood for us, right along 16th street. shomari, what are neighbors telling you there? >> reporter: well, right now, neighbors are in disbelief. they tell me that this is a relatively quiet, a peaceful block in thehb shaw nehood. the type of place where you'd come out in the evening, walk your dog, go for a jog and not expe to see yellow crime scene tape. let's roll some video. homicide u detectives p the tape outside the 1640 northwest -- excuse me, 1640 new jersey avenue northwest. this ishere policeeceived a call about the strapping idsta 7:15 tonight. police say the man died at a hospital. thsneighbor, who d not want to be identified, says he heard lifight in the apartment next door. tell us there is no look out forct a susight now. they won't explain why they're not looking, but d they say the homicide is isolated and still under investi

d.c. firefighteronathan tate drove to every fire station in d.c. to give enemy a free turkey. news 4's aimee cho rode along and has the story. >>s on a cool thifgt morning maybe a holiday jonathan is har at work. >> glad to serve the firefighters today. >> he makes his way to every rehouse in d.c. >> i want to show our appreciation. >> 34 of them. >> goerpg, good morning. >> to make sure ty get a fresh turkey and a huge helping of gratitude. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. w y'all dooing. what's that home boy everything good? we thank you all for y'all's service and being here today. o pound a sweet pot cake. you have a blessed thanksgiving. we appreciate what you do for us ever gday. >> it'at for the department. great for us. and yeah, makes our shopping a little bit easier today. >> it's part of john's non-profit called food on the stove. >> we provided food and resources for firefighters to live a healthy life. >> his father was a d.c. firefighter who passed away after battling cancer and three heart attacks. >> that's important to me that another boy doesn't hav

. >>> and d.c. uniopdg to knock out the columbus crew in a historic playoff game.> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> a prison van cruising down i-270 this morning with the back doors thrown wide open. drivers couldn't believe what they were seeing on the highway, but here is a picture to prove it. yeah, these montgomery county prisoners were secured and wrp not hurt, but night, the question is, what went wrong? news 4's jackie bensen joins us now from the county courthouse with the story you will only see tonight on news 4. jackie? >> reporter: jim, news has learned an investigation is under way to determine how this happened. it was such an astonishing sight that someone in a vehicle behind the van took this image of the rear doors swinging wide open as the van made its way down i-270 about 7:00 a.m. captain maxwell says the van was headed from the county correction center to the courthouse in rockville. he tells news 4 a preliminary determined the rear doors were open for approximately ten minutes b

the d.c. region still buzzing about amazon and the plan to bring its new headquarters to northern virginia. a lot of minds may shift because we have icy rain and snow. >> the snarl on my face, it starts to con tort. >> 'tishe season. melissa mollet is standing by with a check on the commute and let's goat storm team 4 chuck bell. chuck? >> a little something for everybody. how do we think the's even chance for snow so early in the season? look at this, it's snowing in arkansas this morning and snow on the arkansas/louisna rder. if you can get snow that far south this early in the winter, sease have a real shot at it coming our way for tomorrow, especially in the snandoah valley, panhandle of west maryland.nd northern even around the d.c. area and the i-95 corridor. likely to start out as a rain/snow mix. wher u it can add mainly along i-81 from hagerstown, martinsburg, those are winter storm watches which go i place starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. nothg to worry about today, but tomorr

and the d.c.ngton, arlington, alexandria, prince george's, montgomery, fairfax, prince william, howard, anne arundel county during the morning hour, snow, sleet a rain. not a huge threat for freezing rain, we are talking just plain rain. spots,e isolated slick but we really aren't talking about any snow accumulation as doug showed you, just some wet roads there. so good news. and then southern maryland, it is a completely different world. you are dealing with rain just the chance of seeing a fewthe.er by the afternoon though maybe heavy rain impacting southern ryland down through stafford and king george counties whereby the time it is all said and done, about 2 ifrnlt inches co and that could lead to some isated flooding areas. end of n by the tomorrow, we will be the fifth wettest year on record, 2018 looking like a wet one. and tomorrow we say hi to winter a little bit. >> absolutely. and let's show you what is happening out there the next couple days. the 30s ures only i tomorrow. 50 on friday

the d.c.rls as they trained here in prince george's's county hand to handi oi - handily oig. here is a taste of how they roll. >> he will be handled with care. >> i like that. that is a good handle. the trick is know how to fall. >> yeah, know how to fall. and it is okay to fall. if you are falling, you are frying. do use your hands because they could get run or by a wheel. >> what is the most fun part about it would you sa >> hitting people. in every day activities, you are notllowed to go up and like -- on someone. so if you have had a bad day, you can come and kick some butt and it feels good. >> theer block job is to keep these jammers, the ones with the stars on their helmet, behind th. keep them back. because once they m forward, every skater they pass after their firstnitial lap, they get points. >> you get to hit people really hard. people are not ready for it because i'mmao. but that is my favorite thing. they underestimate me. >> hardest part was like skate.ng how to you fall and get

the coalition says d.c. police receivedearly 36,000 calls for urvivors asking for help in 2017. >> he ended up hitting me. i got choked. >> reporter: nicole wanted us to conceal her identity, but she says she made one of those 911 calls last year. she also says she went to another district agency for help. >> i didn't feel like i could confide in them to say, you know, i'm a victim of dv. >> reporter: dawn dalton is the policy director for the coalition. she says h organization is trying to help the city help people like nicole by making sure a specific domesolc violencey is in place. >> we want to make sure that esose folks are prepared to know how to rpond to a survivor. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, news 4. > it's 4:45. halloween has passed. now all eyesnore turning to mber to focus on the midterm elections that are just five days away. president trump plans quite a bit of time on the road between now and election day. just hours ago, the president talked up his at a rally in florida. the president even

some d.c. council members say it shouldn't go forward because of a law that prohibits a road from being renamed after someone that's not been dead for a least two years. he is believed to have been murdered las month. they point out 2010 and 2012 when the counciloted torename roads after men still aliv at the time. happe . >>> happening now, president trump is already taking part of meetings in the g-20 summit. he just met with the argentinian president. russia fired on and seized three ukrainian ships. that's a move many saw as an act of aggression. the president said if russia returns the ships perhaps canother meeti be scheduled. he'll have no shortage of work to do. the u.s. trade war with china and the murder of jamal khashoggi will be discussed. look at the countries attending the summit. among them, saudi arabia, the crowned prince is accused of ordering the rder. while the president attends the g-20, the russia investigatit here home is heating up. >> the president's former attorney and

now, it hasn't reached the d.c. area yet. it's drying out as it moves east of the blue ridge mountains. all of this down there, that's going to mov right into our area. and again, it's going to be mostly rain with pockets of freezing rain around the greater d.c. area. more r freezingn and some sleet along i-81. winter weather advisor continues until noon for freezing rain and sleet. it will switch to all rain as the temperatures go up. let's show youhe future cast. you can see we have thein freezg nd sleet. this is 8:30. now watch what they hold on to the cold air in winchester all the way up to hagerstown. everybody else saying rain. it's heavy rain. that's the yellow and orange. this is 10:30. heavy rain already in the d.c. area. heavy rain will continue through the afternoon. now, everybody is playing rain. we've warmed up. 3:00, heavy rain. 5:30, headed to dinner, heavy rain. look at this. it gets out of here at 8:00 or 9:00. city center, treeighting ceremony rain or shine. grab that umbrella. especially if it's early. th

d.c. police have not the victim's name or anything about the suspect. >> hours earlier, a man was shot on taylor street. he's in critical condition. and on benning girl ast, a fight over a may have led to the death of a young man. frances wa valid vedictorian at his d.c. high school. >> it's uncalled for. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser will talk to the public about violence this afternoon in ward 8. >>> we hearing from the wife of a virginia police officer killed on the job over the weekend. hunt are edward was responding to a call when he lost control his patrol car and slammed into a tree. he was a newlywed and in the process of adopting her young son. >> you don't have to be asked to do that. he took initiative on his own to always go above and beyond. he was a good man, a good dad. >> the funeral for officer edwards is scheduled for friday morning. >>> right now inlo chttesville, potential jurors are beingne qued behind closed doors. james field is accused of driving into a group of prote

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vernon square has been chosen aor the spot f the d.c. stop. maglev trains can stop speeds of 300 miles per hour and lelevita. it could begin as soon as 2020 and begin operating by 2027 according to the washington post. >> right now two turkeys, and i'm not talking about chuck and aaron, are awaiting their big day. the pardoning from the president. the treatment they get later this morning, they will announce the names of the turkeys and the white house will let everyone pick which turkey will serve as the national thanksgiving turkey. tada. >> we'reoting on which one to -- >> i know. >> nice way to put that. no,no, they both have the special day in the hotel. they're treated to this special food and then they go a live on turkey farm. >> both of them. >> yes. >> that's what they say anyway. for the children. so we don'tll believe the be on somebody's thanksgiving table. right chuck. >> but their cousins will be. 4:50 right now. >> we don't like to talk about those things. >> well, mean, at the end of the day, it's a good bird. >> right. >> mos

in d.c. don't care who is in d.c., you are elected to stand up for islands -- iowans. we could have gone to war with china with a lot of different partners. instead the president, supported by our governor, took on europe, mexico, an canada, long-term partners. there were other ways rather than fight this war on the back of iowa farmers. we need someone who will stand up for rural iowa, stand up for farmers. host: john, go ahead. caller: these tariffs are not a very good thing. say to kimd hubbell reynolds, he is exactly right. it is all being done on the back of farmers and it is hurting. i will take you back to the mid-1990's. bill clinton. i made more money under democrats and i ever did under republicans. beans i was selling $15 and eight dollar corns, and i did it twice in his terms. the republicans come in and they have us down on our knees. we are not making a thing right now. we are under the board and i can't understand why any farmer out here would back a republican right now. host:

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but others are fightingo keep it open saying d.c.'s other hospitals can't handle the influx of patientsul that result. news 4's nicole jacobs is live oop. >> providence hospital serves wards 5, 7, and 8, we're told 85% of the patient population depend on medicare and so its closure here is a big deal. while there are varying opinions as to whether the hospital should close, the one common concern is the patients. >> i just thought to myself, what is going to happen to this lady? >> reporter: alyssa is a nurse at providence hospital in noheast d.c. she and many others are asking similar questions as providence t.ficials say the hospital's closure is immin >> these are people's lives you're dealing with. >> reporter: the decision nowo said more of a necessity in the eyes of the facility, that's according to the d.c. hospital association after consecutive years of >> every hospital certainly has the right to make business decisions which it deems to be in its best interests and that of its patients. n>> reporter: the washing business "jo

this as washington, d.c. story. it is just not a d.c. united story. >> you live in this neighborhood. you have to go home and get your jacket. thatthe bottom line. now you'll see people living next door. >> this is one of the hottest places toou live in thery and the world. we're thrilled to be here. there's a lot more to come. we're doing more development. it will be tremendous. >> we have a playoff game. there's buzz here. >>> single, tunday too. >> i'm not even asking that place is just sold out and it will be rocking. i'll watch it on tv. >> thank you. >>> from ireland to illinois, employees of googleave a message for the company. why hundreds of them walked o e job today. hope comes pe to, from this action. >> thple fisherman with the whale of a tale after jumped into the water to try to rescue one. >>> dry and mild outside right now. check out storm 4 team radar. we're tgcking this rain movin into the i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patimets who are counting o

d.c. >> news 4's justin finch is live near t scene with the latest. reporter: well, eun, aaron, that investigation is happening now. re at the sixth district we're standing by for any updates on the investigation as it stands right now. we know aot sg took place. police have not released any information on the victimr a condition or perhaps a motive behind the shooting. i do want to take you to an ov tview of wheres all took place. 17th street and minnesota avenue here in southeast. as you can see, this is a residenti residential stretch. likely people were asleep, maybe even awoken to the sound of overnight. we're talking about police being on scene there for several hours, gathering evidence, speaking with anyone they could. so, gathering clues about this shooting. again, still not much coming together for us at this time. back live, we know they're looking for at least two opeopl, en seen in a black sedan in the area of the shooting. two men they're now looking for in that black car. as

but the one that sits in d.c. is sometimes called the second highest court in the land because that appeals court that sits in d.c., that's the one that hears lots and lots of federal policy issues and national security issues and conceivably that is the appeals court that would also hear issues related to the president's own personal legal troubles if it ever came to that. so lots of supreme court justices come directly to the supreme court from the d.c. appeals court. d.c. appeals court hears a lot of significant and high profile cases. appointments to that court are seen as more important to appointments to other courts because of the kinds of case that's go to that particular court. at gregory katsas' confirmation hearings in october, senators felt the need to ask him about what he worked on during his time in the trump white house. they wanted to get him on the record on all the stuff that he worked on for trump during his confirmation process. in part, so once he ended up on that really important appeals cou

court of appeals in d.c. on that supposed second highest court in the land, and now, today something appears to be going on in that court, and this is something we've been keeping an eye on for a couple of week news. our suspicions seem to be bearing out. we're not allowed to see overtly what is happening in this case because all the briefs related to this case are under seal. all the hearings they have had so far in this case and the next hearing they're expected to have on this case have all been closed-door hearings, and will continue to be closed door hearing. we are not even allowed to see who the people are involved in this case. we are not allowed to know who the parties are in this case. all we're allowed to see is that it pertains to a grand jury in washington, d.c. the break in our understanding of this case came from when reporters from cnn, who are basically staking out the federal courthouse in d.c., they saw lawyers from robert mueller's office, from special counsel's office entering and leaving

d.c. police have not yet released the victim's name. >> i northeast, a fight over a girl may have lead to the death of a young man. -year-old randall francis was shot after getting into an argument with a woman inside of a store yesterday afternoon. he was a valedictorian and recent graduate from high school. ianother man was shot b expected to recover. >> a man was shot on taylor street northeast. d.c. police are searching for a ng that mmer seen lea area just after the shooting. >> a 14-year-old girl was stabbed on a metro bus outside of the minnesota avenue station yesterday. the girl and two others were arguin the girls know each other. the victim here is expected to be okay. >> it's 4:32. there are new cases of a dangerous virusfi ced on the university of maryland campus. the adenovirus is partly responsible for a student's death earlier this month. none of the new cases are asne serious and f the effected students had to go to the hospital. there's no obvious link between the virus a

it is a d.c. delicacy. the mayor find it annoying, what people are saying a ut her comment that has them annoyed. >> you argue it's mayonnais based. now i'm in trouble. >> it's red sauce. >> don't if by mumbo sauce unless you know what you are doing. >> it's like criticizing your mama's mashed potatoes, don'to g turkey sliders. and .. are cranberry shooters. woo! i this yea turning thanksgiving into fastgiving. get you people out of here as fast as possible so i can get ready for black friday. could you pass the pumpkin nachos?r get ready ack friday at havertys. save up to 35% with early bird specials. plus, be instant scratch-off savings up to $1000.ys havelife looks good >>> don't let the stress g to you and ruin the holiday. the lanes arelong. news 4 is working for you. we have live team coverage ahead at 5:00. >>> president trump is spending the holiday weekend at his resort in florida.ck ere in washington, there is new fallout from both sides over his sorport saudi arabia. it comes as the white house i

we're clearing out in d.c. this doesn't mean that we'reot going to have some drizzle out there, throughout the afternoon. we are. and we're going to continue to see some cloud cover, as well. ng it's not g to be the prettiest of afternoons, but at least that steady rain is starting to push to the north and east. but we still have some modere rain just around the annapolis area. i want to talk about a flood warning that s just issue by the national weather service. this is for the immiate d.c. area and just surrounding the beltway. we've got a lot of road closur, especially out in fairfax, but this flood warning goes until 3:00 f portion of montgomery county, portions of ince george's county, including alexandria, arlington falls, even to fairfax and fairfax county. that goes until 3:00. and as i'm being told, aot of ad closures out there. please be careful for some of those low-lying areas. we'rek oing to tout more rain on the way, because we do have storms for your eleion da and we'll talk about that, time tho

voting is available until 8:00 in d.c. and maryland. >> thank you. >>> to montgomery county where voting has been brisk all day, th voters will be deciding several important local races. like mt of the country, the national political picture seems to be drivingvoters' decisions. chris gordon has been talking to voters today in takoma park. >> reporter: i am near end of a long l of voters here in takoma park, maryland. you get an idea how long this line is. it is out thedo . this morning at another elementary school, it took vote betters an hour to get theirot ba filled out. tonight the line is long butgt is mov more quickly. these people, it will take them 20 on 30 minutes to vote. trno isheavy. there are long lines to a goodett ballot and fill it out. dela at scalping machines, causing back-ups. hey've cal voters say been waiting for this mid-term election hoping to make their voices heard. >> a messagerump and the republicans have gone a little too far, and thatmericans are looking for someone wit tru leadership. >> i mu

and also look at washington, d.c., how undeveloped it is. allison: you can see the lincoln memorial. host: that's right. wide open spaces. mitchell: those are the folks that made it over. there are thousands more who couldn't make it because of the large turnout. allison: i also think it is interesting to note the people on the roof of the memorial amphitheater. some of the best photographs we have of the ceremony were taken from above. host: and also how unconcerned really they were about presidential security. allison: yes. host: today there just could not be people up on the roof like that. there would be snipers watching the crowds and protecting the president. mitchell: despite the fact that three presidents had been assassinated before this. host: right. now, they're carrying the casket to the place where today when people go, they will actually see the -- it is called a sarcophagus? -- in which the casket is interred. allison: that was not constructed yet. it was not constructed until later. all we see now is the actual tomb, and wher

he's running for reelection to d.c.'s state board of education. >> i've brkn g with the community there and with d.c. p.c. >> reporter: the campaign is tougher than he ever imagined. why? money is flooding into this r c >> we have to be on the ground working hard to make the connections. >> hisfi rac times as much campaign cash this year as he did in 2014. $15,000 in all. >> teaching civics, which is what i taught, esellent preparation for running for office. >> reporter: his challenger, former teac jessica sutter has raised more. $20,000. you found, toour credit, 250 plus people to write a check to you. did that surprise you? >> it humbled me. >> reporter: across town, the war chests are big we are candidates raising $45,000, even $65,000. >> in order to win, elections cost mey. >> reporter: d.c. state board of education is much different than the school boards in the suburbs. this board can't make policy. they ca't hire or fire t mhea t school casndar. ole is obscure. created in 2007 as part of a mayoral education in t

i said there's a d.c. resident here that does not look good. >> d.c. police are investigating the ect cause of her health. >> firefighters are continuing to fight three large fire fights. it's on both end of the state. the largest is the campfire and the dth toll has gone up. >> 42 people have been killed by the campfire making it the deadliest fire in california history. it's already destroyed the city of paradise,ipirtuallyg it off the map. officials say those that have been found dead were found in burned out ca, the ruins of their homes are next to the vehicles overcome by flames before they could escape. there are concerns that the air and smoke may be toxic. state regulators are investigating the company for it's possible role in the start of this wildfire. it may have malfunctioned near ground zero of the fire. so we'll keep you posted on any further developments. >> it's 4:07 now. is president trump thinking about another cabinet shake up? he has decided to get rid of homeland security secreta in the next week, if not sooner. they say the presi

in the d.c. metro ea, this is mostly going to be some combination of sleet and snow, changing over to heavy rain this afternoon. there's a chance for some flooding as well. the highest flood threat is for southern maryland. one to two inches of rain is a real possibility. good news for now, most everybody is still above f eezing. winchester onee lone spots down to the freezing mark, but as thee moistarts to rain down into this atmosphere, it will cool things down.l temperatures wover near the freezing mark much of the day. if this were just going to be rain, it would be a solid 1 to 2 inches of rain across the area. the opportunity to have s icing is what we're most concerned of. you can see the moisture coming on up. it may sta out as a little snow. again, nothing is reaching the ground oraround here. the old saying from tsa, if you see something, say something. send us a tweet. when you see a weather report, please pass it along to us. winter storm wning along i-81. my colleague lauryn ricketts

murial bowser said amazon is a win for d.c. it will be part of cstal city, pentagon city and even part of potomac yard. for more on how hg will impact our area, here's justin finch. >> reporter: we are a looking a potential huge economic windfall for our area here.ht you m recall the initial call for amazon hg-2 is for 50,000 jobs. reports say we can see about half that coming to crystal city, which means less of a strain on the infrastructure sre in crystal city, but nevertheless, stie growing pains could also be coming with this. for example, traffic.se get to more of this, even more erbumper-to-buraffic in the country tall city area, specifically over at u.s. 1, which is right in the area of where azon is looking to set up its second headquarters here in our area. and also tro, a lot of new riders coming onoa brd to that service as the service is trying to improve its offering. you might recall over the weekend we saw the crystal city and reagan national sps close for repairs. that resulted in traffic and also o someer major

of course no yellow line service will run for the next two weeks, so in d.c., between virginia and d.c., you will be on the blue line. it won't run between springfield and huntington asell as town center so over the next 14 days what will happen is this, metro crews will work on the yellow line bridge ov the potomac making repairs to the structure as well as the tracks, too, taking up all of that as well. with the llow line down, the blue line will be busy so expect crowds on there, so riders we met are saying they are looking forward to the light at the end of metro's repair tunnelere. >> it's pretty frustrating to have the metro on and off all the time and i wish it was more nonsistent but i know they are struggling cially, so i am kind of sympathetic. >> reporter: at yellow line stations look for signs like this directing you to free shutt n buses asded and we have more on our washington, d.c. app, just se.ch for "met back to you. >> thank you, >>> 5:03. one of the busiest times of year for travel last night at reagan, and the area was packed with people going home following the tha

d.c. police released this picture of malik morris. they say he shot and killed 20-year-old randall ayancis on mo. francis was a former valedictorian of eastern high school. family members say the shooting may have started after an argument over a girl. francis was the fourth person to be shot and killed on benning road in northeast in just the past few monals. >>> a seiller who confessed to murdering more than 90 people says he killed one of his victims in princegeorge's county. samuel little is serving three life sentences for strangling three women in the los angeles area, back in the l0e s. he's admitted to dozens of other murders across theco try. and now, that includes one case in maryland, in 1972. a hunter found a woman's remains in a once wooded area here offu 197 and the bw parkway. prince george's detectives interviewed little in apr texas on earlier this month. >> samuel little is a true nster. he's every >> reporte w little told police he believes the wom from massachusetts. the medical examiner says he wao white, 19 years

. >> we've got you covered from d.c. rginia, west virginia and news4, too. >> you'rein wat "news4" coverage of election night 2018. >>> the american government and the nt two years of the trump presidency will look different after tonight. i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim handly. >> nbc news is projecting the house of representatives will move intooc demtic hands in 2019. democrats post be big gains wheh lps from female candidates. >> democrat tim kaine was oneirf the calls of the night, beating republican coreytewart to win reelection to the u.s. senate in virginia but it's not engh. nbc projects republicans will hold on to control of the senate. >> in maryland, larry hogan became the first republican governor to win reelection since the 1950s, fenffng o a big challenge from democrat ben jealous. >> the big story in that state, voti problems in prince george's county. at least 13 precincts there r out ofballots, forcing some to stay in line for hours to vote and delayed results all across the state. >> we have a team

so, we have a total of 13 clubsc seven of obs are closer to the d.c. area if not in d.c. proper, and so we will be giving 105 baskets to seven of our clubs. weify family as those that are in need. we understand there are somre s are single parents, also maybe low income, and this is a timeavhat they don't to worry about that holiday meal. theyse know during touple days that their children are off of school, that they will have l nice f sit-down dinner together, and it's so amazing to be able to provide that to them. >> and they look forward to don't they? >> every year, they look forward to it every year. we partner with food for families for many years now. and sre our s, they were already asking in september, you know, will i be able to get a basket? because it's important that parents are able to feed the d familiing the holiday time. >> all right. we can't tell you how thrilled we are to have you with us again with this wonderful endeavor. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. >> all right, danica. we'll see you o 18th of boys and girls club of greater washington.

d.c. as well asvirginia. >> it is a win/win for all of us. >> reporter: amazon plans to begin hiring for hq2 next year. chris gordon, news4. >>> northern virginiaeporter david culver in ross lynne. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this stemsrom what chris was just talked about. the thousands of employees. it is thought that they'll be well paid a settle here and that could push out lower income families. >> that well known voice touted the company line, painting the second headquarters as a plus for any community. at the time she would not say where would it land. >> sorry. i don't know that. but it was a lack of transparency from the human at amazon that became nova says no. >> thas the campaign you went for. they have decided, they're coming here. is the fight over? >> no. absolutely not. >> he is part of the democratic social i haves of america. hey fear low income families will get pushed out. the fear of getting priced out is already impacting alexandria's del rey neighborhood. jen

talk about d.c. book stor. getting boozy. >> what if you could enjoy a book and have a little sippy sip with it, too? >> so they just released the list of book stores with bars and w cafesre you can read your favorite book. two d.c. stores made the list. cramer's sin asn h heeas b a fauldro sunvice restaurant, bar, and also on the list,us boys and boats. all three include book stores along with the restaurant and bar and you can grab local food and wine and cocktails. but not too much. you w't finish the book.t >> defeats the purpose.g >> speakf that, you have some advice about a way to glam up thasgivingdinner. >> every time it's like some super cool food, i think about you, okay? how would you like to have a glitter turkey for thanksgiving? spice it up and put it on the table. reynolds wrap released this new recipe for an edible turkey that has sparkles in it. did you know there is edible glitter. did you know that? >> it's basically a dry rub using pearl dust powder. you can dpegt it from any craft store. yo