down in virginia bcu taking on old dominion. they came out with upsets on their minds. first half action. that three ball was good. up 14 points at halftime. late in the game they are down nine. his three is good. he had a game high 34 points. just a few plays later looking for turnover. the floater to go. he had 31 points. old dominion shock 14th ranked bcu. maryland turned the ball over on downs. it is rutgers ball. it is 41-38, rutgers leads it under 1:00 to go in that game. >> you knew they were going to get a bowl game. >> eight wins would have been nice for the terps. >> first year in the big ten. they really -- >> they overachieved. they really did. >> that's going to do it for us. we will see you again for news 4 at 11:00. have a great night. ♪ the world is your snowball see how it grows. ♪ ♪ that's how it goes whenever it snows. ♪ ♪ the world is your snowball just for a song. ♪ ♪ get out and move it along. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's show time, let's go. >> hello, chris. >> hi diane, how are you. >> redskins quarterbacks have turned. >> griffin, cousins, mccoy, we're going t

. >>> the new step virginia dominion power is taking to make it easy to pay your power bill. and the huge swing we will see in the next 24 hours. that's weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. stay with u >>> welcome back. president obama back at the white house following a mechanical problem that forced him to switch planes on the campaign trail. last night there was a problem with one of the flaps on air force one in california. >>> it landed safely at joint base andrews. >>> air force one designation follows the president not the plane. whatever plane he is on gets that designation. lots of planes carry the u.s. seal that he can travel on. >>> we want to head over to melissa mollet because she has breaking news. >> clara barton between glen echo and chain bridge. this could reopen in the next half hour or so. we will be be on top of this for you. your alternate macarthur. five-car crash. going to take a liit get everything out of the way. wider look at things looking typical this time of the morning. no major issues otherwise. we are taking twice as long almost everywhere.

someone is posing as dominion virgia r representatives. people in fredericksburg, spotsylv affo countie already reported some inciden they threaten to cut off your electricbee of past due billsf don't pay your bill right away. this is fake. shoe co your utility companyu a call like this one >>a ll business has reason to celebrate. custom ink was named the nation'srempye it's based on survey of thousanf retail workers. employe say the financial and family bit are important along with the on site gym and game room. it is the only washington area company on the top 20 list. congrats >>> game room? >> that sounds fun. >> board games, video games? >> all kinds of games i bet. >> stay with us. news 4 ces nt 5:00 >>> newsayrow. >>> take a look at the current temperatehere. chilly t to your morning. but war headed for a nice warmup weekend. >> plus, a person caught with a a gun near the white house. we learned new details overnight about wh the woman was there and theun the woman was carryin good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun

these are illegals. >> old university. >> old dominion in virginia.orth carolina recently compared its vorlt rolls against the federal immigration data base. of the 10,000 that they looked at, there were more than 141400 they believe that are likely noncitizen voters. >> so there is two things. there is virginia beach thing and that's important because the senatorial race is so close. >> certain. >> i virginia beach kind of a conservative area big nirnt component some investigate the illegal gal ail yenel. one legislature is calling for investigation. maryland did a similar look. married went to republicans. >> maryland took a similar look at this. with people who were -- people who were tried to get out the vote. >> states have to do it because holder is never going to do it on federal level. >> third letter comes from john bonnie, media outlets including fox news calling races too early. how is that possible? exit polling, right? >> each one that we called was called accurately. we haven't had to reverse. >> made no mistakes. >> we haven't had to re

a student reported she was raped earlier this month by three men at old dominion university in norfolk. today they charged denzel dell with rape. he is a resident but not a student. po are looking for two other men in the case. >>> meanwhile tonight, the universif vira reacting to an article in which several current and former students make serious allegations about rapes on campus. chris lawrence working the story from our live desk. >> reporter: tonight charlotte police have had to increase their patrols around the campus. early this morning, people smashed the windows and spray painted the frat house at the center of this article. it's where a student identified s jackie says she was gang raped by her date and his pledge brothers. jackie tells "rolling stone" she reported this rape to campus officials, there was little action taken although she did wait months be rep it. this is just e examp of many. "rolling stone" details stories from others who say they too were raped at fraternities. the article goes further accusing the university of doing little to nothing to protect its femal

other ways for virginia dominion power to make up that cost >> larry hogan said his plan to cut taxes will not be hampered. he said tax cuts may be delayed. according to "washington hogan backed off those comments. he says he will try to roll back as many taxes as possible. his priority is the so-called rain tax to reduce storm watern. >>> one of d.c.'s most popular restaura chas is coming to they will inside a former bowling alley. it is set to open in spring of 2016. the new restaurant will double as a cooking school for residents who want to enter the hospitalit it is becoming not just a restaura but community gathering p >> teaching folks how to cook, like me. >> you should take some classes. >> us. news 4 today begins at 5:00 a.m. >>> big problems right now in prince george's county this morng that could effect your commute and crews are work to go repair a water main break in suitland. > wat gushed all overy silver hilr suitland high school. megan mcgrath is there watching the repair progress. good morni well, you can see the hole in the road behind me and all the water that's d

male and female he created them and he gave them dominion over the earth.e entrusted the stewardship of creation to the man and the woman. so from the very beginning we see the pattern set of marriage and stewardship. really marriage in a certain sense is the stewardship of our bodies. >> that is right. >> our bodies are a gift from god that we are meant to use for god's purposes that are meant for communion of the man and the woman and then being a generative love for life into the world. >> let me stop you right there because you are approaching a topic of marriage and family that is very explosive in our area and i think that it is misunderstood. perhaps -- would you mind sharing a little bit about your sons of communion of persons and even being good stewards of the gift of our body and our personhood? >> marriage is the image god uses in scripture for his relationship with us. because marriage is -- it is a comprehensive union of mind and body and spirit -- of the man and the woman. joined their bodies and then an act by which new life comes. >> they j

dominion virginia power d go up.s $400 a ye all states need to cut carbon emissions by 2040. >>> breaking news right now. we followed two stories as we received new information all morning long. a busy road in suitland is shut down in one direction. we're following the shooting a lot florida state university from the live desk. >>> here's the latest from fsu and tallahassee police. they are still investigating the motive behind the shooting. they haven s if the gunman was a student. he was shot and killed after a confront with police. in shooting, three students were injured, one grazed by a let. the other two in the hospital suffering fro gunshot wounds. >>> a live look in suitland. silver hill remains closed because of this water main break. we have bee it broke last night. some concerns that suitland and drew freeman middle would not have water. about an hour ago we learned the s will have water. >>> 66 eastbound before nutley street, pretty slow from an earlier crash. we just found out all lanes have reopened. >

through 28, saying god said let us make man in our image and likeness, and he said, let him have dominion over the fowl of the earth, the fish of the sea, and the beast of the field and every creature that creeps upon the earth. god gave this. thank god. >> coming up, while some at angola find freedom in the brutality of the rodeo arena, there are those who barely see the light of day. >> your restriction is too severe for me. >> for them, there is camp j. >> you will be held here until you can get through the program. >> i have been without food for seven days now. >>> angola soil is some of the richest in the united states. and with fieldwork and livestock to attend, horses to be broken, and vegetables to be grown, there is no such thing as an unemployed prisoner. most of the inmates have brought into warden cain's program, but for those who refuse, there's camp j., where the men spend their days in solitary confinement. >> they'll alter their behavior and once they get out into population, they won't commit another rule infraction. the ones that come here come here for serious rule inf

dominion virginia power say electric rates could go up 30ers by 2025, that's about $400 per year feh the cost of doing that could be passed on to consumers. some state law a makers say there are other ways for dominian virginia a power to make up the cost. >>> a lot of people have up th because it's been so cold. >>p up. it never gets warm enough for me. >> putting layers on. >> aaron, would you make a doctor's appointment for eun to check out that cough. between now and then, it will be warming today. maybe you'll feel better. >> i hope so. nothing le warm weather to keep a girl happy. >> milder by later this afternoon. enjoy the the brief relief. looking forward into the winter. how much snow will your neighbor get? looking for the storm team 4 winter weather outlook. we'll have that for you this afternoon. news 4 at 5:00 p.m. here on nbc 4 tv. skycast for the rest of the morning, a few clouds coming on through. rest of the day, quite a bit of sunshine in the daylight evening. mostly clear into the evening hours. wind shifting north and west. colder air moving in. it will be cold t

. >>> the parent company of dominion virginia power are threatening to pseudozens of property ownersnd north carolina. they want to survey land to see if it's suitable for the construction of the proposed atlantic gas pipeline project. 2500 have given permission and 250 have not. they will sue if they don't comply. >>> youtube is adding an ad-free subscription service called music key. it costs you 10 bucks a month. it's unveiling a new music only tab on its mobile sites and website. this option should make it's easier to find specific songs or entire albums. no subscription required. >>> homeowners are being told to stay away from their houses after a second sinkhole developed in one community. it's in the tampa bay area near one that swallow add vehicle monday. one area is don demmed and five others have been evacuated. >> i think we will let the experts tell us what's going on underneath the ground and make that recommendation how to best proceed or even when the residents should return safely. >> a geologist says a third sinkhole may now be forming. >>> we hope our today's show w

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. >>> dominion says its made it easier for you to navigate their website. custom pages will give you easier access to the content you look at most often. the website will remember each visit and take you to your last viewed page. the company says more than 2.6 million visitors log on to their website every month. >>> daredevil nick wallenda is breathing a pair of relief this morning. he successfully tight stretche two chicago sky scrappers last night. he was 65 stories above the windy city with no safety net, no harness. and if that's not hard enough, he did it a second time blindfolded. wa said he had some problems with the wind. >> i was ready to take a selfie. i'm bummed i didn't. there was some strong winds hitting me in the face to the point where i was like, wow, it. i try to lean in as i'm walking up hill. it stood me up straight. >> it puts him in the record books for the world's highest walk. wearing a blindfold. >> basic yoga pose could reduce spinal curving by as much as 50% in scoliosis patients. th according to a recent study. kim is here with

this siege thus became a strategic tool for fixing the southerners in place in the old dominion while philip h sheridan and george h thomas devoured the rest of the confederacy. hadarch of 1865, sherman shoved the western theater all the way from tennis the -- tennessee deep into north carolina, while in the eastern theater, lee remained pinned at petersburg. that is the essence of a strategic siege. there the nine and a half months of the siege have been summarized in just nine and a half minutes, but i'm not done. battlesous mobile field that marched each offensive are fascinating. many in our audience and viewing on c-span have heard me speak on one or another of those battles. here tonight, however, in the army war college community, the focus should not be technical but operational and strategic. it let me then suggest some enduring lessons in strategic leadership derived from the , ane of petersburg operation lasting nine and a half month proclaims perseverance, both its prizes and its pitfalls. grant's bulldog tenacity in grabbing hold of the army of northern virginia in the wi

that is the republican dominion over state legislative chambers. 59 of the 98 were controlled going into the election by % republicans. to me this is an astounding number. republicans with 67. this is important for 2016 and on. >> this is what happened with just the legislation that the republicans held in the last go around for drawing up congressional maps and things. if they hold this kind of advantage goingginto the next census, they could literally keep the democrats out of the house majority for maybe a decade or two. >> the untold story here. both in 2010 and this election the roots went deep. it wasn't just focused oen the senate. winning the legislative races and building state organizatioos gives you leaders that you can basically add to your bench. democrats always had a great bench. we now have a great bench. >> does in this context with control of the senate and control of the house, this lame duck session in which republicans remain the majority of the houss, the president insisting he will sign executive order or action 45 million illegal immigrants to be given does he hav

he's a graduate of dominion high school in sterling, right?-huh. >> are you students there now? >> melanie is a senior there now and i graduated there in '09. >> have you got all your friends and family members behind ryan trying to get people to vote for him, because that's how it worked, right? tell us about him, did he sing in high school? >> he's been singing his whole life. our mother is a profess either singer and voice teacher as well in the community. she's been around, singing. we've all been singing our whole lives. >> i know this is scary. i spoke with your mother on the phone. she was rushing out to l.a. because he's going to be on -- the finals are going on. he's going to be singing tonight. america saved him last week. for people who don't know what "the voice" is. you should know what "the voice" is. america gets to vote, right? >> uh-huh. >> what do you want us to do? what can we do? >> well, there are a lot of different ways to vote including the voice app. you can vote up to ten times per e-mail address. and then sprint users

sill graduated from dominion high school in 2012. he attended james madison university.ve tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 4 and we will all be pulling for him. he's got a lot of competition out there. that's a great show. >>> and that's news 4 midday. thanks for joining us. we invite you to tune in for news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. with news 4 midday. we'll be looking for you. until then, have a great day. stay warm tomorrow morning. we'll see you at 11:00 a.m. for midday. . your little brother. your little sister. they want to be as fresh as you. and if you smoke cigs, you increase their chances of smoking. so represent freshness, by representing tobacco-free hip hop with the all new fresh society. check us out on instagram and twitter at freshsocietyva. >> nurse: this just came for you. a secret admirer? >> jordan: uh... oh. [chuckles] a surprise, but maybe not so secret. >> chad: don't worry about it, sonny. do whatever you need to do with the architects. we got it covered here. yeah. sonny's on board with you movin

by a.d. 200, the roman dominion had expanded through force of arms to include almost the entire mediterranean and most of the known world. the result was a vast influx of tribute to rome -- money, goods and slaves to propel the development of one of the most complex societies in the ancient world. but warfare is not the only way that human societies expand. in the tehuacan valley, archaeologists have made a startling discovery. near where scotty macneish excavated the caves, a river that flows only in the wet season has cut through what appears to be a natural hill. in the cut, archaeologists have discerned walls of large rocks, evidence that the hill was actually man-made, an ancient dam of massive proportions. the extent of the dam and the reservoir it created can be seen from a nearby hillside. archaeologist charles spencer. this sea of mesquite and cactus that you see below here was once the reservoir impounded by the dam that stretched nearly half a kilometer from that cliff face on that side all the way over to this cliff face over here. at its peak, the reservoir surface area equaled 4

. >> rep sever dominion virginia power flags on in the ground on "the cut" right now.oard of supervisors is fa tracking the installation of lights along the path. woodbridge sophomore lindsey uses "the cut" every day. her mother ped petitioned for lighting. >> it's like drug, sex, everything. >> you have se that. >> yeah. >> rep county officials say a large streetlight will go in at oakwood drive. it won't bring back her son, but brendan's motr hopes there is change. >> the prince william county and the school have known about this for a long time. i just hope this will take care of it. >> repor brendan wilson was killed during the day. his mother does not suggest that lights would have prevented him from being killed, but she does feel that safety improvements are important. we're told the county board of superviss is also talking to woodbr high school about a third lighr near the parking lot. in woodbridge, kristin wright, news4. >> thank you, kristin. > now to a separate case in woodbridge. are looking for a man in connection wit a deadly weekend shooting. arrest wa

through 28, saying god said let us make man in our image and likeness, and he said, let him have dominion over the fowl of the earth, the fish of the sea, and the beast of the field and every creature that creeps upon the earth. god gave this. thank god. >> coming up, while some at angola find freedom in the brutality of the rodeo arena, there are those who barely see the light of day. >> your restriction is too severe for me. >> for them, there is camp j. >> you will be held here until you can get through the program. >> i have been without food for seven days now. some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ but it's always about the very thing we do best. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa

management alexandria is also trying to better coordinate with other utilities like washington gas and dominionofficial says it's not always possible to completely synchronize schedules but they are going to be working harder to do that. reporting live from alexandria, julie carey, news4. >>> scientists over in europe are racing against time to get even more images from the surface of a comet on which they landed a space probe yesterday. here are the newest pictures from the european space agency. the probe is called fily. it pulled off an incredible feat of catching up to and landing on a comet hurdling through space at 40,000 miles an hour since maybe the beginning of time. but now the scientists have to reposition their probe if they can. it is currently sitting in an area there where it's in shadow, thus blocking the energy that would come from the sun to recharge the solar panels there. thus, the battery life might not be as long as had been anticipated. >> i guess they will know this weekend. >> i don't think it will take too long. >> the first ran out of juice in the first two-and-a-half

pes on companiesslike dominion are 22, 23. but in europe you can get -@utility companies with pes in tte low teens. like national grid. ss that is a really good place for people to get safe, high dividend-yielding stocks. also not pay up for them like they do in the united states. in addition last month was all about the big d, deflation. i think we see what happens when a country or an economy is worried about deflation. they open up the floodgates with qe. look at japan last week. i fully expect europeans to do the same thing coming up. the ltro will be expanded. you will see the european economy start to rise m addition to that, last month we got some stress test results. which i think leading up to stress test results a lot of european banks pulled bbck on lending. @s you see european economic conditions improve that will be good for equities in general. liz: jamie talked about japan where they did what we done last couple years. they bum up they're central bankers, more pillows to prop up their economy. that was a positiv

interesting to me that we saw new hampshire projected before my home state of virginia, the old dominion, virginia right now is a 49% for the republican ed gillespie, 48% for mark warner, the incumbent democrat. the trick with virginia is that race comes in late sometimes. we saw this same split with our governor's race last year and those numbers flipped in the very end. but we're seeing obviously some close races that perhaps some people thought would be called earlier. they have not been. obviously georgia has not been called yet either. >> look at the 49-48 in virginia. you know, that's... that race had been much further apart through the night. now in northern virginia counties are coming in. that's why it's tighter. georgia, as you see there, we've got potential for a run-off. we have that third-party candidate on our screen, amanda. >> we're waiting for counties around atlanta to come in. >> one of the big-picture points the look at, it looks like it's coming down to a very tight night right now. if north carolina goes to kay hagan, if she were able to eke it out and if, you know,

as witnessed in obama's cushing's beach, it's his options about washington's dominion over petrol reserves bring the federal government into the regulatory position that we see today. this's gesture to petroleum benevolence and a closing acumen of gold we forgot splicing, i think we see the remnants of the second crude awakening today. a third awaking really follows chronologically in the 1950's and 1970's, the rise of the wildcat oilman we are familiar with in texas. wildcat was a response defensive to what the american government was doing, partnering major oil companies with washington to open up foreign fields. it was defensive in the sense that independent oil producers here in the southwest especially -- their vision of their industry was being challenged. a number of prophets stepped up to this point to champion the rule of capture. a very evangelical ideology. one of them was robert kerr, i hopeful, optimistic wildcat or as oklahoma's governor and senator in the 1940's and 1950's, he labored to meet independent oil's needs and carry the mantle for the dispossessed, i'll be at a wea

of the journal of scottish studies at old dominion university. plug in, we are planning a future issue on scotland and the first world war. if anyone has submissions, please see me after the presentation. we hope to make this mostly q between usiscussion and members of the audience. i will start out with a general introduction. the legacies of the first world war certainly are very apparent today. just last week, we had the very moving ceremony involving the almost 900,000 poppies that are surrounding the tower of london in commemoration of the british and colonial and commonwealth dead in the first world war. i was lucky enough to be able to put that on youtube and show it to my students that it was happening. luckily, i had class on november 11. the students were able to see the readings of the last names that they were commemorating and the marks of tribute. holduld have to have a other conference on the legacies of the first war. there are so many that have resonated, even to our own time. democratic values, self-determination, communism, len

fourth, foreign dominion allowing many of these forces to collide head on with the fragile beginnings of a more inclusive and representative gover nans. one of the most inclusive has been the alienation from the respective who live between baghdad and damascus. this is the vast sea in which isil swims. and it must conform to the courtroom nation, patience and humility we bring to the task of defeeting it. so how did we get here? permit me to spend a few minutes on a historic detour. as all of you know, in ne gauche yating the 2008 forces greemt, president bush committed our forces to leave iraq at the end of 2011. we shared that commitment. we also chose to leave behind a small, residual force and an f-16 squadron to protect iraq's aerospace. as all of you know, the council of representatives would not give us the protection for our troops, the legal immunities that we sought. this was not as a result of a failure to negotiate. it's something we worked very hard. but what it is, and it needs to be understood this way, is really a leading indicator or a proxy for a much larger issue. s

we'll see there in the old dominion. martha: all right. so on wall street the dow and s&p both setting new records yesterday with investors apparently feeling optimistic about the outcome of tuesday's election and gop takeover on capitol hill. ed butowsky, managing partner at chatwood investments. he joins me now. good to have you here. what is wall street so excited about? >> i think wall street's excited for really a very simple reason. i think we reached the very top, antibusiness policies and regulations are gone from this administration. they will not get anymore of that nonsense passed. we'll have a very pro-growth agenda hopefully going forward. we might not get a lot passed but optimism is there. you're starting to see some stocks rise because we're probably going to see tax reform. more money in people's pockets. that is good for the economy. that is what we need. we have to get rid of what we have right now, martha. martha: we're about to talk to josh earn e, i want to ask him about that, whether or not he thinks tax reform is ar

so if i am to believe that god is the creator, does that change my relationship of either dominion orin other words, what difference does that make? >> if we are to move towards climate action and social injustice, care for the poor, religious communities are going to have to be involved, and not just progressive ones, but conservative ones as well. religious groups have shown, starting with especially the civil rights movement in the united states that coherent narratives and cohesive communities that religious communities can bring about are essential to any kind of social change in the united states. i think that's starting to happen. and not to be too catholic here. we want to say the pope is writing on ecology. this is unbelievable. really. if you think of what you may imagine a pope to do. he's reading, what is the problem presented to humanity in my time, my few years here as pope. and the problem is one of environmental degradation. he's trying to deal with it. >> and that feels like part of the residual value that remains, no matter what one's claims, empirical claims about t

. >> or dominion. >> how is he going to use that science committee to attack automaker on benghazi? he'll figure it out. >> in terms of what's going to happen next and how the senate -- not just how the senate functions but how washington functions and what the new dynamics are here at work. this is happening textcontexturally. what kind of incentives will be driving him? >> we have huge dose of this that will be politics. you mentioned the creative novel exercise of how do you fit benghazi into anything? there's a lots of that? alaska senate race had a lot of talk that murkowski would take over the oversight of the interior. you look at senator mccain. he cares deeply about these issues. he politics on them, too. but i think him getting back into a driver's seat to push foreign policy and pentagon policy that's important for him. the question is what are you going to do particularly in the upper chamber that goes beyond and lifts obstruction. and we've been talking about all these numbers, the numbers don't lie. the national favorabilityiesfavorabilities are still really interestin