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. >> spencer: derrick henry was getting it done other showing versatility, alabama rolling, dominant today, 48-14 in the fourth with 6:40 left. >> adam: western carolina scores on their first possession against alabama -- the first team to do that this year. in the meantime, b.j., smooth flying for the oregon ducks. >> brian: the ducks punched their ticket to santa clara for the pac-12 championship game, charles nelson gets his name in the paper and in the highlights. the touchdown. >> adam: royce freeman. spencer, florida state, nobody seems to be able to do it. >> spencer: i told you about b.c., here is one kick that gets it done with seven seconds left nails a 26-yard field goal to go ahead with three seconds left in the game. 20-17 florida state gets it done again. no team does it better than they do. coming from behind. >> adam: 27 upon straight wins. it was their flaw. now it's their identity, these close wins. georgia rolling past charleston southern 55-9. florida is bowl eligible. will muschamp was in a very good mood after this one. 52-3. good mood for someone who just lost

captain derrick was struck by a sniper fire in afghanistan in 2012 leaving him paralyzed from the chestn. months of rehab and physical therapy follow but faulk moving forward is what he's doing he just needs a little help he uses ray walk expos skeleton a $70,000 where bo robotic device that powers his head and the motion. the real what allows them to walk and his own something he would be able to do after coming from afghanistan he is now the first paralyse serviceman to stand up and what he retired out of the service friday. >> reporter: the women's courses could be discussing their upcoming concert. um there will also have some when you talk about the best cooking classes in the bay area area 22 bucks! these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaurant at my restaurant! not if you k

the bulls are taking the conservative approach with derrick rose. he was listed in the starting line- up, but he decided his sprained ankles were not ready to return after warm- ups. the bulls were also missing joakim noah, who was sick. jimmy butler and pau gasol picked up the acns er a - 21 points, while gasol posted a dou ca 1 s. or in his return, the they're back in. action in milwaukee tonight. coach quenneville shuffled the lines in order to snap the blackhawks scoring slump in montreal. jonathan and patrick kane reunit oe top line and it paid off with goals for both of them. kris versteeg and brad richards also scored, while corey crawford stopped all 28 sho his art of hawks win five- nothing, but patrick sharp suffered a right knee injury late in the game. he could miss an exd ofti still to come this midday tim mcgill has your full re jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve. but like up to 90% of us, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. jim, here's $2 off one a day multivitamins to get key nutrients you may need. go to onea

derrick. >> reporter: indee it was. barry was near and dear to the hearts of a lot of people here. people are coming by with their personal stories about marion barry. one man we just talked to said he had to come from maryland to this area where he remembers talking to barry and being with him, where he made one of his many political comebacks. take a look at the ceremony going on inside union temple. reverend willy wilson who was with barry and his family at the time of his death started out the early morning service this morning with libations, pouring of libations, an african tradition for the home going or the passage as it's often referred to. we started to talk to people as they were coming in and out of the church and the news was filtering, he was a public figure, but everyone had their personal remembrances. >> i just can remember back in pride i got my first summer job, despite what anybody go through, he was a good person, he help many a people. >> it's going to be hard to try to find somebody, as they say, fit his shoes, fit his shoes. he was a great man. >> fill his s

. >> news4's derrick ward was there today. he will show you the emotional remembrances.g up, new at 5:00. >>> notice any glitches lately with your smartphone or computer? >> if not, you could soon. and you might also notice problems with your lights, your gps, even your holiday flight. >> storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson joins us to explain this. vj. >> that's right, guys. my phone, it's acting okay today. but have you noticed anything peliar with your phone or gps? you might want to look to the sun. okay, guys, take a look at this. we posted this amazing picture on our facebook page of the sun. nasa researchers have their attention on the largest observed sun spot in 24 years, and how it could impact our daily lives. scientists around the world have their eyes turned to the sun this week. it's revealed a sun spot ten times larger than the earth. it's historical for its size and nasa is doing everything that it can to understand better the solar phenomenon. i asked how concerned we should be on a scale of 1 to 10. >> maybe 5. you know, we're not going to have

the bulls are taking the conservative approach with derrick rose. he was listed in the starting line-up, but he decided his sprained ankles were not ready to return after warm-ups. the bulls were also missing joakim noah, who was sick. jimmy butler and pau gasol picked up the slack against the magic. butler scored a game- high 21 points, while gasol posted a double- double in a career- high 41 minutes. taj gibson also scored 16 points in his return, and the bulls win 98-90. they're back in action in milwaukee tonight. coach quenneville shuffled the lines in order to snap the blackhawks scoring slump in montreal. jonathan toews and patrick kane reunited on the top line and it paid off with goals for both of them. kris versteeg and brad richards for his first shut- out of the year. hawks win five- nothing, but patrick sharp suffered a right knee injury late in the game. he could miss an extended period of time. notre dame remains in tenth in the latest "college football playoff rankings." jose abreu is a finalist for the baseball writer's "rookie of the year

derrick rose said he was not a hundred- percent last night, but after missing two games with sprained ankles. he felt the bulls needed this win. rose facing fellow simeon- alum jabari parker in milwaukee. bulls down seven in the second. rose drives and dishes to pau gasol for two of his 22 points while rose scored 13 in 31 minutes. the bulls still trailed at halftime, but opened the half on a 13- to- two run. taj gibson benefits from the jimmy butler steal here. all five starter scored in double figures. the bulls win 95-86 to remain perfect on the road. the bears got several players back during practice at halas hall. jon bostic and marquis wilson both returned from injury. lance briggs expects to play sunday night against the packers, after missing three games with a rib injury. he also understands his career with the bears could be drawing to a close. >> could be the last time playing the packers. >> could not have asked for a better situation. >> touchdown. he scored three times with 148 rushing yards. the huskies win 35- 21 and improve to seven- and- two. the blackhawks unveiled

it was just one of several that kept the crews busy today. news 4's derrick ward is live in ft. washington with the latest. >> reporter: chris, despite the damage y debehind me, a ft. washington family is thankful that no one was hurt. this is the back of the house. it's believed the fire started on that side. the front is a lot worse. the roof is even gone. take a look. it was about 2:15 this afternoon when this fire broke out here in the 2800 block of janine drive in ft. washington. we're told it started in the garage. there's a vintage vehicle in there. one of the homeowners may have been working on the car at the time. neighbors say they heard what sounded like a backfire and saw lots of smoke and flames. i also spoke with another homeowner who said she was coming home when this fire was going, saw the smoke and had a sneaky feeling that it was indeed her home. when she got here, her worst fears were realized. even after that, she'll being circumt about the whole thing and talking about what's next. >> rebuild. go to church and thank god for our lives and we were able to get

was received but abc official. --dc. >> my to assistance start presenting to the grand jury on august 20th derrick the evidence was presidentforeign and organized manner. the jury gave its a schedule of when they could meet in all 12 were available. the extended every item of evidence% beginning august 20th 20 @ and continuing to today they worked tirelessly to examine and re-examining all of the testimony and physical evidence creek they were clearly engaged in the process patrick requesting specific witnesses and specific affirmation, and asking for sell certain physical evidence. they have heard more than 70 hours of testimony from numerous witnesses including interviews they heard from three medical examiner's an expert on blood, dna and toxicology including fire arms accurate they have identified or rebuilt several documents they were instructed and presented with five indictments. murder to the first degree and involuntary manslaughter based on all of the evidence and probable cause existed a crime committed and officer watson was the one that committed that crime. there is no question that he caused the death of him

derrick rose said he was worried about fatigue after missing four games with a hamstring injury... but coach thibodeau says "he's got to get out there and play." the bulls starting line- up on the court for just the third time this season. the jazz came back for a two- point lead in the final minutes... rose drives through traffic for the basket and the foul to go up but they're back down a point with 30 seconds left... pau gasol gets the steal... jimmy butler is blocked at the other end, but mike dunleavy is there for the put-back and his only two points of the night. rose scored 18 points in 25 minutes while butler had a game- high 25. bulls win 97-95 and are two- and- two on the road trip. they're in denver tonight. college hoops and undefeated illinois hosting brown. the illini trailed by four at the half, but rallied in the second with 73- percent shooting and 58 points. aaron crosby scored 13 of his team- high 18 points in the first five minutes of the second half. illinois wins 89-68 and improve to four- and- oh. elsewhere illinois state lost to seton hall. the bears are sti

the bulls were back at practice yesterday, but the focus was still on derrick rose's comments about hisig- picture approach to the season. after missing several games with sprained ankles, he said that when he doesn't play, he's not thinking about this year, but rather his future. rose's teammates and coaches came to his defense, and say they understand concerns about long- term healt chance a1 im >> to you have any good news? if he goes to the end of next week and beyond the flow pattern flat and not and that has the country and moderate looking temperatures. hang on for that. >> maybe lay low. actually just bundle up. there is kind of a beauty to this. some people grumbling at the television screen right now. >> let me show you what i mean. look at the shots. this is downtown michigan. at 4:00 p.m. last night through the lens of michelle kennedy. highway 2 in milwilson michigan. winter comes to indiana. the shuttle's big flakes flying through the area. beautifully photographed by carol. this is a neat shot. but that these holes and the minnesota cloud formations in the middle of each

was seriously injured. in prince george's county, derrick ward, news 4 >> d.c. police trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash on alabama avenue. just before 8:00 last night, a man walked into the street and was hit by several cars. he died. police shut down the road for hours in the area around 18th street southeast >> and police are looking for a masked gunman who opened fire in an apartment building in column pia, maryland. the man inside was hit several times and had to be flown to the hospital. investigate issors say they don't think the shooting was random >> they caught the man who was targeting women in northern virginia. darion robinson was arrested wednesday night. he car jacked a woman at the vienna metro two weeks ago, forced her to withdraw cash from several atms before he let her go at the new carrollton. we looked into his criminal record and he has served time for a car jacking back in 1996. >>> today is your last chance to sign the condolenc ebook for marijuana yon barry. stop by and sign it between 9:00 and 5:30 tonight. he will lie in re

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was limited to the explosion area. no pollution has been reported. >>> a special day for a hero. captain derrick herrera will walk across the stage to receive his bronze star. he will wear a robotics device across the stage. he was shot in afghanistan. he made it his goal to retire standing on his own the same way he did when he joined the marine corps. >>> shocking new warnings to congress about a risk to the nation's power grid and other essential systems. the frightening details coming up. [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. >>> welcome back. china and one or two other countries has the capacity to launch a cyber attack to cripple the power grid. that is according to michael rogers. the cyber command chief. malware from china and other computer syste

he was most recently their city councilman and as derrick ward reports, barry's impact there won't be forgotten. >> reporter: at union temple baptist church in ward 8, barry's church in barry's ward, his friend and confidant, performed a ceremony and from the hills of anacostia, remembrances. >> he was a good person. he helped many a people. >> reporter: there was compassion for a man who remained politically active as his personal constitution faltered. >> i'm sad but i thank god that he doesn't have to suffer anymore. >> reporter: if there was suffering, it was inward. not even those closest to him saw it within hours of his passing. >> i said how are you feeling? he said i'm great. he talked about all of the work he had ahead of him this week. >> reporter: that includes the annual ward 8 turkey giveaway which will go on. >> we'll be right here. he's been doing it for many years. it's going to be a really special day. >> reporter: it's not just east of the river that folks are remembering and talking about the former mayor. from ward 8 to 8th street and capitol hill, the name invoke

news 4's derrick ward has more. >> reporter: it was about 6:45 in teaching.was dark even amid all the ambient light. the victim was crossing the pike at halpine road, was heading in the direction of the congressional village shopping center. >> what we determined was this 2014 nissan versa was traveling southbound on rockville pike when he struck this pedestrian. >> reporter: the force of the impact left the man's belong innings and articles of clothing strone on both sides of the street. the damage to the car was significant at well. the painstaking process of the science of accident reconstruction began and closed the pike to southbound traffic for hours after the accident. it's just part of the investigation. >> there were plenty of witnesses, so we should be able to find out what happened. >> the driveer of the nissan remained on the scene. the victim was rushed to the hospital in grave condition. with darkness falling earlier, many find themselves driving and walking at times when there used to be light, making prudence a best practice. all too easily, s

we're live in chill i am, derrick -- >>> the last chance for the redskins to get a win this month. this was the first time since rg3 was officially benched in favor of colt mccoy. jason, he add least put some points on the board. >> he did, chris. the redskins offense had their chances to make this a ball game early on. they couldn't keep pace with andrew luck and the colts. 49 points scored by indianapolis. the most they've scored all this year. the most the 'skins defense has given up in years. colt mccoy is your starter. third quarter, colt is up 21-10. mccoy rolling out, trying to make a play. gets away from a few defenders here. makes one guy, three guys on his feet and finds logan colston his tight end. that is a touchdown. the redskins down by just four points. later in the quarter, the colts up 28-17. 'skins going for it on fourth and inches. using the play action, mccoy gets crushed by eric wal done, loses the football to jackson. he scores from 35 yards out. mccoy sacked six times in this game. the 'skins fourth straight loss. >> we got out of the gateway too slow as an offensive

news4's derrick ward has our report. >> reporter: it was november 1994.iolence that plagued the streets of d.c. came to a place everyone thought was safe. cathy lanier was a rookie officer. >> we got the news the shooting was at police headquarters. we thought surely that's a mistake. >> at the time, i did not fully understand the carnage that had occurred. >> reporter: mpd sergeant hank daly, martha dixon martinez and michael john miller died. agent john kuchara spent months recovering. the emotion he still carries was evident. speakers recounted the city's days as the murder capital. >> we had very, very young people killing very, very young people without -- with impugnity we're running year after year the highest murder rates in the city. >> reporter: later, during a wreath-laying ceremony at the national law enforcement memorial, the agent recalled those dark days for the district and how a gunman's effort to gain dubious attention failed. >> it happened in our house, you know. it showed people that, hey, nowhere is safe. and we're going to follow th

derrick ward, news after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes corehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >>> the breathe deep d.c. 5k walk happening right now on the martial mall. >> that's right. we have two people who have been personally touched by cancer, lakisha and ben. i want to start with you, ka la kesha. you are a survivor. you have had a personal struggle. just finding out you had lung cancer was a struggle itself. >> yes, it was. i'm a three-year cancer survivor which i'm so excited about. it was a long journey. it was scary at times, but my faith in god got me here today. i am excited to be here. >> all right. ben, you lost your wife to this disease just this past year. this is your first walk without her. what's today l

was in the marine corps. i don't know where he is now. we'll do our best to find him. >> reporter: derrickews4. >>> want to update a breaking news story now. a plane has made an emergency landing in dulles airport. we have learned it was a united airlines plane that blew a tire moments after takeoff. it had to turn around and it landed safely on the runway at dulles. no word on where the plane was going, how many passengers on board. they're waiting to get off that plane and presumably on to another to continue on their way. >>> the building boom shows no sign of slowing down in tyson's corner. capital one is building its new headquarters by the mclean metro station. the new tower will be 470 feet tall. it will the tallest office tower in the d.c. region. only the washington monument will be taller. the proct is expected to take about three years to complete. so cold air moving in. is this the kind of cold where you need to, you know, open the cabinets so pipes don't freeze? >> you know what, that is a very good question, doreen and i would say yes it is. any time we're below 28, that's a

they claim there was no justice in michael brown's case. as derrick ward reports they are making their voices heard by stopping people in their tracks. >> reporter: they spent most of saturday in the streets, penn city, chinatown, georgetown, the reaction of the activities in ferguson. it's no accident these protests were held where they were at the start of the holiday shopping season. >> we're going to raise awareness of people. >> reporter: they did that. they raised the ire of some motorists who found themselves and cars in the middle of a movement outside of pentagon city. motorists exchanged words with protesters and had to be escorted. once there were sit ins now die ins a reference to the reasons and events that got them here but protesters say go beyond reason events. >> it's a greater movement for racial justice and equality for everyone. >> coming up today on "meet the press" moderator chuck todd leads a discussion on race in americ following michael brown's death and protests in ferguson, missouri. he'll join us on the set. >>> december st

during that fire that displaced more than 70 people, one resident was a lot more than just a good neighbor. news4's derrickd has the story. >> reporter: the day after. it's all about the cleanup now. salvaging what can be salvaged after this thanksgiving fire raged through this apartment building in temple hill. >> i'm -- we're actually about to go and get some of his dad's old records. >> reporter: she like a number of other residents were away for the holiday and we're seeing the damage close-up for the first time. others were at home. >> we were eating, you know, our turkey. that's when my daughter said i feel like something is burning. >> reporter: the fire started in the apartment just across the hall. it was already remainiaging. david gomez had gotten his family out and could have stayed out but didn't. >> i started knocking on all of the doors saying let's go, let's go. there was a lady with a child and she couldn't get out so i took the child and she took the lady and we came out. >> reporter: and he would go back in again. >> there was a guy inside the apartment. and i said, hey, can you come out

. >> and she is devastated and reacted specifically to officer derrick wilson's interview,r and roll it, ellen. >> i was shocked by the whole situation, because it was escalated from simple request to fight for survival and does it not make stones me why someone would act that way and be so mad that instantly. >> and officer wilson says that he has a clean conscious over the shooting, and he said that over the first instance brown ran away, and he followed brown not to arrest him, but to see where he was going, because more officers with were going to be on their way, and then he said that brown stopped and ran towards him, a nd then he stoppd and he shot at him. >> i did pause and yell at him to stop, and give him the opportunity to stop again and he ignored the opportunities, and he kept running, and he ran again, and i fired another series of shot, and at least one hit him, because he flinched. and i stopped and i said, get on the ground, get on the ground, and this time, he is 15 feet away, and i am back pedalling, and he is still not stopping. >> you are back pedals? >> yes, away from him, because

derrick rose and his health. fun to watch. >> he plays all out. i never believed he was injury-prone, but really unlucky. >> he is. you're lucky because this is all of us you get. >> i forget he's doing no-shave november. >> i thought about it. >> test talk lar cancer. you're not doing it? >> no. >> you have a few days. >>> and keep in mind, our station in seattle is reporting that the beer being sold at at least one stadium at seahawks games is watered down. >> we knew this, it looks watered down, right? they tested six brews, and it was a lower alcohol than advertises. anheuser bush said the beer provided is the same as everywhere else. stadium officials declined to comment. >> i'm sure nobody is going to stop drinking beer at the games. >> that will not affect sales. >>> and the pulse coming up, and why sears is using mike meyers to help with struggling sales. >>> and a late night release for the trailer for the "50 shades of grey" move. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if y

was smoking. >> with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire commissioner, derrick soar, says fire is everyone's fight. he's urging the public to be cautious, as we approach winter. >> temperatures getting cooler we want people to check their heaters, furnaces, to make sure they're safe operator recall, if you do smoke, take your smoking outside. >> now, we are told the two dozen resident displaced by this fire were taken to francis house, local shelter, about couple of blocks away. meanwhile, as we mentioned, that investigation still ongoing this morning. live in north philadelphia, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> nicole, thank you. another overnight fire this one at west philadelphia highrise. smoke bill owed from the 18th floor, the west park ability, on hole end street. firefighters got the call shortly before 2:00 this morning, and evacuated threnos of residents they got that fire under control, not clear what caused the blaze. good news, no one was hurt. >>> police investigating whether alcohol was a factor in this crash in southwest philly, it happened just before

joining us is derrick pitts from franklin institute science museum. the rocket used was refurbished, but it was a 40-year-old soviet product, built to send cosmonauts to the moon and moth balled. how did orbital science end up using the old soviet engines? >> once the russians decided that they were not going to use the engines, they made them available for other rocket companies, other launch services to use. they were acquired for use because they provided the thrust levels needed for the pay load lifting that orbital sciences wanted to do. skins russian rocket motors are reliable, very reliable, it could make sense to make use of something in existence, that is well cared for as a moth balled piece of equipment and refurbish it and test it. that's how a rocket motor like that can come to be used in a launch situation like this. >> when asked about the engines in a press conference, here is what frank colbert son of orbital sciences said. >> the engine was available to us, it was proven in testing in russia. and when you look at it, there's not many other options aroun

was able to stand to receive a bronze star. >> reporter: what makes marine special operations captain derrick herrera a hero is not just his actionseld. >> we were on the rooftop observing some suspicious activity in the valley to our north. >> it was june 14th 2012. he was leading a patrol in afghanistan. >> just felt a pulsing sensation in my back. >> it was an ambush a bullet from an ak 47 lodged in his spine. >> as i was laying there, immediately knew and had some pain. and just kind of almost felt like electrical stimulation pulsing through my back zblmplts everything in your life is changed very suddenly. >> it was, yeah, in an instant. in inch one way and it would have missed me completely. >> reporter: months of rehabilitation would follow, adjusting to being completely paralyzed from the chest down. >> overtime i came the realize of the many friend that i've had who made the ultimate sacrifice in our nation, anyone of those would be happy to be in my position and continue to live a life. >> reporter: tell me about your bracelet. >> i wear that every day just to try to remind myself and try to have a small visible reminder

was suspended for nine games for violating the personal conduct policy. that suspension ended last tuesday. struggled against the chargers. quarterback derrick carr fumbled the snap. the charges recover. they beat the raiders 13-6. you know the last time the raiders won a game was november 17th 2013. it was against the houston texans. >>> time is 6:09. a new camera controversy in the bay area. coming up at 6:30 the new report that is raising concerns about cameras tracking cars going in and out of one city. >> but first a super shuttle sick out. ú @@@ every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper, supporting nonprofits like juma ventures as they fulfill their mission or helping neighborhoods like the tenderloin become vibrant communities. if there's a way to help the people of san francisco thrive and succeed, we'll find it. that's the power of local connections. that's bank of america. >>> welcome back to the morning news. time 16:12 be. a family in east oakland getting help from total strangers after their nine-year- old daughte

was working, some say the alarm wasn't working. >> and with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire commissioner derrick soar says fire is everyone's fight. he says that he wants the public to be cautious, especially as we approach winter. he is saying as these cooler temperatures arrive, people really need to go doing any sent of what's happening inside their homes, and of covers, never turnoff the smoke alarms. that's the very latest live here on 22nd street, we send it back to you in the studio. >> and nicole, another fire breaks out at west philadelphia highrise. smoke bill owed from the 18 floor of the west park apartments, on holden street. firefighters got the call shortly before 2:00 this morning, and had those flames under control about a half hour later. it is not clear what cause that fire, good news, though, no injuries have had been reported. >> also, new this morning, woman is hospitalized, following this crash in southwest philly. police say the driver lost control and slammed into this building on 61st and osage, in cobbs creek. she was taken to the hospital for treatment of a head injury. police are investigating w

louis in terms of the killing of derrick meyers and paul who were killed after mike banno -- mike brown was killed in st. louis, they have been having conversation and now we need action. >> president obama spoke just a little while ago. just listen. >> i join michael's parents, in asks those who protest do it peacefully. >> you have been hearing response from people, what are your friends saying? >> so there's a -- it's interesting, so folks who have been supportive of this movement are either out in the street, and i give my heart and my love to the folks that are out in the street because they need to be out in the street today. and every day. in sustaining this movement going forward but also for folks that may not necessarily know how to plug in or what is questioning, this is a moral decision that they have to -- they have to make. they have a choice. and it's the question of which side are you on? will you allow a community that is going through a militarized police presence right now being exposed to tear gas, rubber bullets and protest against a decision that was already designed a

a woman was in her car thursday when a man with a gun got in and forced her to drive to several atms. derrick ward has more on this ideal. >> metro transit police, prince george's county police and fairfax county police want to talk to this man. he's seen here in a surveillance photo in connection with an armed carjacking. police say it started about 12:40 in the morning thursday here at the north garage vienna station. they say the woman was in a car, someone knocked on the window. she saw a man with a gun. he got in the car with her and that's when her odyssey began. according to authorities, the gunman promised he wouldn't harm her. he ordered her to drive to maryland and he demanded money. according to the official account of the incident, once in maryland, the victim came up with $45. it wasn't enough. the suspect directed her to drive her to stores, gas stations, places with atms so she could withdraw more money while he waited in the car. eventually he ordered her to drive to the new carrollton metro station where he left the victim unharmed. police say there's no warrant for this man,

was working, some say the alarm wasn't working. >> and with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire commissioner derrick soar says fire is everyone'sht. he says that he wants the public to be cautious, especially as we approach winter. he is saying as these cooler temperatures arrive, people really need to go doing any sent of what's happening inside their homes, and of covers, never turnoff the smoke alarms. that's the very latest live here on 22nd street, we send it back to you in the

derrick gross. these had all kinds of problems. he just goes up in the air and readjust before his feet hit the ground. rose with flashes of m.v.p. season. the nationals manager was just named manager of the year by the baseball writers of america. there you have it. >> good choice. >> congratulations to him. >> parley cloudy through the night and comfortable with temperatures were he 72 53 with a patch of fog in the morning. but turning colder as we turn a lot colder. with theave more arctic air mass heading our way. >> world news tonight is up next. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta and the well-crafted all-new golf. if y're wishing for a new volkswagen this season just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the deep freeze sweeping in. tonight, the weather deadly. more than 500 accidents, an officer helping

derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> just a few miles away from there a plan was killed overnight. right now we're working to find that man's name. it happened in landover on bright seed road less than a mile from fedex field. prince george's coun police say they don't know who shot the man but are working to find out. stay with news 4 as we learn more about what happened. >>> prince george's county po right now investigating the death of a community college student in college park. last night police responded to 911 calls of an unconscious man on berwyn house road. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say there is no sign of foul play, but alcohol was probably a factor in the man's death. > in decision 2014 president obama has a busy day ahead, campaigning for democrats ahead of tuesday's election. the president's fi will be in bridgeport, connecticut at a rally for dan malloy. after that he'll head to philadelphia to speak at temple university to campaign for gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. coming up at 10:15, we'll discuss the election with "meet the press" moderator

was smoking. >> with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire commissioner, derrick sawyer, says fire is everyone's fight. he's urging the public to be cautious, as we approach winter. >> temperatures getting cooler, we want people to check their heaters, and furnaces to make sure they're safe and operable, do you smoke, take your smoking outside. >> we're told the two dozen other resident displaced taken to francis house, local shelter from here in the area f there the organization will have to determine where the folks will be placed but again about 23 of them altogether. so very sad day out here in north philadelphia. we send it back to you in the studio. >> that it has been, nicole, thank you. >> now new this morning, fire breaks out at west philadelphia highrise. smoke bill owed from the 18th floor, west park and the, on holden street. firefighters got the call shortly before 2:00 this morning, and had the flames under control, we're toll, about 30 minutes or so. it is not clear what cause that fire. good news, though, no injuries have been reported. >>> also, new this morning, woman was hospi

news4's derrick ward has more from the memorial held today in northwest washington. ♪ >> reporter: it was time of remembrance and a time for tears. emotions came to the foreat st. patrick's church. two decades can't erase of the emotion of that day 20 years ago when a gunman took a it tech-9 and opened fire in the squad room used by an fbi task force. lawson would later kill himself. police chief fred thomas, in the building at the time, remembers it as if it were yesterday. >> i was no stranger to death and dying. i've been on the scene of many robberieses and shootings. but nothing prepared me for that experience. >> we remember them most of all for how they lived. >> reporter: 35-year-old martha dixon-martin, the first woman ever assigned to an fbi s.w.a.t. team came to the task force with a sense of duty and devotion. >> she was there with her friends and she was going to stay there and fight for her friends and defend them. and that's what she did. >> reporter: agent michael john miller, born and raised in prince george's county, he quit the bureau, practiced law and came back to the

was doing just seseconds before the crash. >>> and, it is being called one of the most realistic science fiction movies ever. i talk to expert derrick pit, about out of thi >> hang today, philadelphia's first ever no tip restaurant. opens its doors. fishtown's own girard lunchery starts taking orders 8:00 a.m. it sits on the corner of girard and marlboro. owners say that their servers will not need to rely on tips, because they'll pail them a living wage, sim floor how restaurant operate in europe. >>> welcome. now, it is time for your philadelphia job market report. here's "eyewitness news" jobs expert, steven greenberg. >> everyone has the right to be treated fairly, and free of discrimination in their carreers. the equal employment opportunity commission, or eeoc, is the federal agency that enforces workplace discrimination laws. more than 1,200 racial discrimination cases were filed with the eeoc in pennsylvania last year. an estimated 1350 cases were based on disability. other are based on religion, ethnicity, even ones genetic information. age discrimination laws protect people 40 and older. and an estimated 64% of people say

derrick ward. >> he's live in southeast d.c. at union temple baptist church where they plan to continue a thanksgiving tradition that was near tog. >> reporter: good morning. indeed it was. we've been speaking to people here. people are coming by and saying this seems to be a sense of tranquility, quiet here in ward 8. a lady said driving the bus this morning was unusually quiet, almost as if the air has gone out just because of the news of this happening. take a look at what's going on in the church and what was going on earlier today. reverent willy wilson at union temple, barry's unofficial and official minister, certainly one of his confidants and advisers. there was a libation ceremony held for marion barry as the news started to reverberate that he had passed away. we spoke to people that said he was working up until the end. there had been the problems with his health, but he seemed to rebound, and some of the things he planned were going to go on. now they plan to go on as well even after his death. >> we'll be right here at union temple baptist church. he's been doing it for umpteen years, man. it's really going to be

derrick ward, news 4. >> earlier in the broadcast we put out the question what you thought about the survey. whether you thought it was good idea or not. most of those who have responded say and that's 61% say it's a good idea. 39% feel that it goes too far. >> alexandria was named a top shop small city as part of a nonprofit campaign. banners along mt. vernon avenue announced this honor. alexandria was chosen because most of the retailers are independently or regionally owned. shoppers can take advantage of free gifts, activities on shop small saturday in three weeks. >> sharing untold stories of war heroes reporting details behind a local project that brings the experiences of veterans to life. >> the concert for valor is days away. what you need to know if you plan just like an interception, i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new fritos chili pizza. a large for $12 dollars. add a mega chocolate chip cookie for just $5 dollars more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday

as the story goes when he found out that smith and derrick alleged were not going to sharing the position it came down to smith, let each--lynch... he wasse conversations. >> reporter: can you be specific? when you said you had the conversations? >> can be specific. i can be very specific. it is just something that i do not tend to share with you. (laughter) >> gary: 49ers have proven that they would do what ever it takes to win games. >> gary:0-16 hello, young man. there he is. >> gary: acclaim ketch part chargers will go on to win yesterday's raiders dropping to 0-10. >> gary: taking a shot at the raiders. philly was beat 53-20. let's bring up the raiders' print the way we played today does not matter. >> gary: a true legend. with bay area groups. call in to san jose holophane tonight. --bay area roots, >>video >>we won the superbowl! >> gary: in this day and age of where we cannot talk we are doing top-notch espionage. always kind. the super bowl winning coach. coach tonight from san jose. cross >> i have always felt that if you really cared then they will care back and if you trust them then they would trust you. every once in a law

derrick, welcome. so how often do these accidents happen? >> whenever we're doing tests on flying machines there are very, very high risks that there could be anomalies of what was seen today. in early development of new vehicles this kind of thick can can -- thing can happen. it is hoped that what happen whs during the test phase is engineers are doing their best to drive the risk to zero. so if you look at any of the other space programs in any other countries anywhere around the world including the united states, in the early days of that -- of the development of that program, we see that these kinds of things can happen. >> how big a setback is this for space exploration in general? >> well, for space explork expln in general this isn't a big setback at all. this is a program that's just beginning and again this kind of event while it's not desirable, everyone understands that there's a risk that it can happen. what it does for virgin galactic is it sets their schedule back because they have to figure out exactly what happened and try odevise a way to prevent this from happening in the future. as far as the rest of space exploration is concerned that will co

derrick carr couple of bell -- fumbled the snap. the raiders won two preseason games over the summer but the last time they won over the regular season was november 17th, 2013 against the houston texans. >>> facebook has decided to unfriend political campaigns. two years ago, the obama came pan used facebook to help reach out to voters and it worked. facebook helped the obama campaign gain following of users in 2012. the used tools to register more than a million registered voters online. the social media giant is rolling out a change that will prevent future campaigns from taking the same steps. it's due to privacy concerns over third-party apps. >>> there is a report this morning that the republican may have used twitter to help them with their successes in the midterm elections earlier this month. according to cnn in the months leading up to the elections, republican groups set up twitter accounts where they posted the latest polling figures. for example, the information would show how republicans were doing in the various house or senate races. by law, political organizations can't give that kind of information to outside groups like

was huge. >> they are all big. every week, it's big and i figure it might have been antwon bolden one week seasons, that's the way we approach this week and next week. >> well done. >> >> derricker. look across the field. peyton manning started his career, one and seven with the same number of touchdown passes and more than twice as many interceptions. second quarter, after a slow start, manning tried to pick things up, but justin tuck, athletic, he tip it is to himself, intercepts it, one of two oakland picks on the day and that sets up our your hero, car. 10-6, raiders upset? not so much. peyton gets it going. wrap cj anderson, 51-yards, 163 total yards out of nowhere, barely placed this year. manning to sanders, denver, 20- 10. at the break, manning to thomas, 27-10. and -- more of the same, peyton, play action, thomas once again, he it turn it up the sideline. 32-yards for the pride of lodi, california. thomas, two touchdowns and it's a blowout, broncos 41-17, manning set as new nfl record with his ninth career game of five or more touchdown passes >> talk about a rollercoaster of emotion, carson palmer began the week basking in the glow of a new contract extension and the

was due to start thursday in brisbane. there's no word yet on when it will be rescheduled. funeral services for hoous will be wednesday afternoon in his hometown of maxville. >>> derrick van dam is standing by for us at the international weather center. he's been monitoring sail ors participated in the volvo ocean race in the midst of a cyclone, right? >> this seems kind of dangerous. >> it is dangerous. they're actually using the cyclone to their advantage, believe it or not, zain and george. i'll explain how in one second. this is a satellite loop of the tropical cyclone. not that well organized. not a particularly strong storm. but nonetheless, this is the current location of the leader of the volvo ocean race. this is actually a race or an expedition around the world. here is madagascar. here is the straits of mozambique. just to give you a sense of where we are, they got dangerously close to this particular storm. as we zoom into this region, you can see how close the center of circulation is. this storm helped propel them forward letting the boat actually screws to a speed of 30 to 45 kilometers per hour. amazing stuff. just a bit of a background on what the volvo ocean