. >> reporter: hi, doreen. it is a marathon and no admission by former secretary of state, now presidential candidate hillary clinton that she did anything wrong and so much is on the line, really, for her and her presidential campaign and for house republicans who have had to defend their investigation as being political. >> the showdown got emotional and four americans died in benghazi. >> okay. what must we do better? >> reporter: republicans said tell the truth. >> what did our leaders in washington do or not do and when? >> reporter: clinton testified as secretary of state she never saw slain ambassador chris stephens' request for more security. >> reporter: he did not raise security with me. he raised security with the security professionals. >> reporter: republicans charge after the u.s. facilities were overround 9/11 2012, clinton covered up. >> you knew the truth and that's not what the american people got. >> reporter: republicans have clinton emails and one that her family just after the attack and s

. >> doreen, it is a stunner. some are worried there is a mccarthy personal problem and most say it is a confirmation and there is a civil war in the republican party. >> good morning. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy wore a smile maybe because he was quitting the battle. the right hand man to speaker john boehner looked a shoo-in to succeed him. despite tea party challenges from daniel webster and jason chaffetz, but when mccarthy tallied his votes for today's speaker election he was short. >> i think i shocked some of you, huh? >> if we are going to unite and be strong we need a new face to help do that. >> reporter: mccarthy made republicans look bad last week admitting the point of the house committee investigating hillary clinton is to kill her presidential prospect prospects republicans were already in turmoil and that's why boehner is leaving. >> our conference will have to do a lot of deep soul-searching. tea partiers say they beat the old guard again. >> this is a victory for the american people who are demand

, doreen?common condition. nearly one in three of us has high blood pressure, making it a leading cause of death in this country. that's because if it's not treated high blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke and kidney failure, too. well, now a government panel of doctors are saying it's more important than ever to deep track of your blood pressure and that means even when you're at home. typically, it's part of any visit to the doctor. they check your height, weight and temperature and your blood pressure, but now health experts say those blood pressure readings might not be a very good indicator of how well a patient is doing. it's something they're calling white coat hypertension, that rise in blood pressure when you're at the doctor's office and feeling anxious. >> people are just unhappy seeing the doctor. they might be a little nervous. they might have had some caffeine. they might be rushing around and na may be in pain. >> so to fight white coat hypertension, the u.s. preventi

>> it could be, hi, doreen. blue sky and 95 degrees in las vegas where a lot of people, ordinary people, you talk to them say they're just happy to have the focus, for a change on candidates whose names are not donald trump. hillary clinton went to nevada where crews are getting ready for the debate at the wynn hotel that's advertising vegas style. hillary clinton versus bernie sanders and the other three democrats face-to-face on the same stage for the first time. >> the one that everybody will be watching, of course, is bernie sanders. >> people will have to contrast my consistency and my willingness to stand up to wall street corporations and big corporations with the secretary. >> reporter: sanders leads in iowa and new hampshire, but trails clinton in more diverse states like nevada. on the vegas strip today, people from across the nation say they'll watch the debate. >> i care about what they have to say. i care about where the country's going. >> all we've been hearing about is trump. >> i don't think it

>> doreen, that's right. a little bit of good news. students brought here to this hospital were treated and released earlier this afternoon. the news is not as good for the other students and the two that were flown to hospitals in washington, one remains in critical condition and the other in fair condition. this afternoon, i spoke to one of the many teachers who found herself comforting her students. >>> students at woodson high school in fairfax county had to be comforted as they learned about their classmates being wheeled out on stretchers and two being flown to hospitals in washington. >> there were some descriptions of what actually took place in the classroom from some of the kids that were in there that were sort of scary so i think kids got upset. >> reporter: kathy thompson is an orc eeorcesest ra teacher sae students were n't able to concentrate. >> they're glued to their phones trying to get whatever information through social media that they could. >> i didn't know what to think of it. i just knew i needed to get out of t

doreen? >> chris lawrence, thank you. >> a patient died after a confrontation with two hospital gaurts. it happened almost a week ago, but tonight there are questions about what happened. meagan fitzgerald is live outside the washington hospital center where the investigation is still in the early stages. meagan? >> reporter: doreen, a lot of unanswered questions about how this patient died and how he got into altercation in the first place, but p.d. is investigating and as more details, merge it's possible that more employees can come under scrutiny. >> what happened on the campus of the medstar washington hospital center last tuesday eaching is something officials here are calling a tragedy. >> the patient under our care suffered a tragic interaction with two of our security personnel. at a press conference today, dr. andre said it happened when a patient got out of the hospital without being discharged. he was spotted at the rehabilitation help across the street and they were walking him b

the roads on this island in south carolina are shut down and one person stuck there is news4's doreen gensler. so much for the r&r. thanks for joining us. >> up until the last couple of days it's been lovely. this is normally a wonderful place to come on vacation. i've never seen anything quite like this. the highest tides since hurricane hugo hit here 26 years ago. it looks like a hurricane out on the beaches here. the astronomical high tide has contributed a lot to this. but there is a lot of flooding, up to some parts -- this is a barrier island. some parts of the roads on the island we're told are under four feet of water. >> you mentioned the roads. how are you expected to get out of there, you and so many of the other individuals that are there, enjoying their time off, how do you get out of there? >> we're trying to figure that out. some big, tall suvs are able to move through some of the waters. so we're trying to see if we can't hitch a ride. so we're trying to figure that out. the planes are still coming and going, so if we can get to the airport, i think we will be able to

doreen? >> chris lawrence, thank you. >>> nearly one year after a deadly plane crash near the montgomery airport the national transportation safety board says it has no timetable for the release of its findings, but in a series of public records request scott macfarlane has learned what investigators are looking into. scott? >> the ntsb said they remain in what's the longest part of the investigation of the crash and they call a fact finding phase. the crash last autumn killed three people aboard the plane in gaithersburg and a fire on the house on the ground that was triggered by the crash and killed a mother and two of their children and the ntsb's investigation could involve the review of details and the plane and the pilot including a 72-hour, a three-dereview of what the pilot was doing before the crash whether he was getting enough sleep and among other things his experience and hours of flying and the ntsb says it is possible it would disassemble or tear down the plane engine and its c

. >> doreen lives down the street from sylvia gregory. she says she'd lose $130,000 if the complex's terminated and she's forced to sell. >> what will it mean for you if they do terminate? >> oh, i might have to work a lot longer than 65. i'm almost 54 years old. why should i have to start all over again? i think it's rotten. >> the legislature, this last session, passed a law that was supposed to protect homeowners >> correct. >> what happened? >> a lot of the people that thought would be protected by the new law are not. >> hidden in the new amendment are loopholes which favor big real estate. sylvia gregory isn't covered because she didn't buy her condo from the original developer. if she had the law says gregory would get the purchase price or the market value whichever is greater. instead, gregory bought her unit in foreclosure. >> it does not protect people like me who bought at the low of the market. >> two bedroom two bath. >> doreen did buy from the original developer so she should be protected under the law except for another lo

. >>> well, if you joined us yesterday at 6:00, you know our own doreen gentzler was in the middle of all of this vacationing in kiawah island, south carolina. she posted this video on her facebook page the morning. take a look. that is doreen and her husband, wading through the water when their rental car couldn't go any further. she did get to the airport safely. you can see more pictures and video on her facebook page. and i just shared them on my page as well. >>> bermuda is now feeling the brunt of hurricane joaquin. the storm is weakening, but it's still packing 100-mile-per-hour winds. and tonight we are seeing some of the first video of the devastation in the bahamas. the u.s. coast guard took this video today. the storm caused severe flooding on several small islands in the bahamas, damaging hundreds of homes. meanwhile, there is no sign of that cargo ship that went missing last week. coast guard crews have spotted life jackets, life rings, and an oil sheen, but they haven't confirmed whether it came from the el faro. >>> turning to sports now, it looks like another loss oppo

. >> doreen, really a country in shock, not just here in istanbul, but cruise turkey. this is the largest terrorist attack this country has suffered in the history of modern turkey, 95 people killed and sitting five people in intense i have care. no indication yet, no claims of responsibility, but the reuters news agency is quoting security sources saying that preliminary investigations, which include forensic investigations suggest that the two suicide bombers, they believe there were two, were both members of isil, so they are focused now on that. there have been raids and praises in three turkish cities today, down towards the border with syria there, and 36 suspected members of isil have been detained in those operations, so that appears to be the focus of the investigation at the moment, doreen. >> on those airstrikes, that took place in the southeast, and in northern iraq on behalf of the turkish military, on p.k.k. targets, what is the p.k.k. saying about that, specifically after they declared this unilateral ceasefire? >> the turkish military's continuing to fo

. >> reporter: doreen, they are trying to do that right now. that a lot of those vellums are in very remote areas and it's complicated by the fact that in some of the provinces in the hardest hit with 42 dead. nearly half of the death toll here. the taliban control a number of the areas that have been affected the same too in other provinces so that will further complicate aid efforts. government officials will have a hard time getting to taliban-controlled areas. the taliban called on afghans and aid organization to his help where they can to provide healthcare, food and sell shelter for those who need it. but the remoteness of some of the villages at the epicenter was 260-kilometers northeast of here in very remote, deep beneath the hindu curb mountains. in the best of times those villages aren't easy to get to. and we are not clear exactly on the full picture where the epicenter was how many homes have been aed there. more than 4,000 homes, though, across afghanistan, across at least 11 provinces of afghanistan have been affected. >> all rig

doreen, back to you. about 150 state employees in maryland are getting the rest of the week off because of a bedbug infestation. the comptroller's office in baltimore has been sprayed twice this month for those bugs, but they were found again this week. employees were sent home on paid administrative leave while the problem is addressed. they're expected to return to work on monday. >>> a measure that would make d.c. the most generous city in america when it comes to paid family leave, but tonight the mayor reveals the challenges it creates. >> i'm adam tuss in downtown fairfax where a plan for new bike lanes may be dead before they even get started. >>> here at the live desk we're following breaking news in gaithersburg where chopper 4 has just arrived for the scene of a shooting. here is a live picture in owed inhall neighborhood. we know the lakeside laundromat is right at that intersection. police say a woman was found shot in the head. she has been rushed to the hospital with what is being called ser

doreen? >> thank you. >>> a new look at the standings for the primary race to replace barbara mckull ski. a new poll suggests company suggests a clear favorite even though he hasn't entered the race. he has a 13-point lead against van hollen. if he does not run the poll shows edwards would take over as front-runner with a ten-point lead over van hollen. congressman cummings is on the house commit of ben gghazi and plans to make a run after hillary clinton testifies next week. >>> the benghazi committee investigation. >> her longtime aide as you saw, huma abedin met behind closed doors today. our political director chuck todd joins us as he often does on fridays and what have you learned about that interaction? >> other than how long it was and i think that's -- and they did go behind closed doors at one point for national security issue, but the fact that it went essentially eight hours with some breaks, that's for huma abedin. how long will it go for hillary clinton? and we only have three m

doreen? >>> a metro takedown inside a moving train stops a robbery suspect with a loaded gun in his pocket. and tonight two metro employees are the ones being praised for stopping him. news4's shomari stone is live at the gallery playstation where this all came to an end over the weekend. shomari? >> reporter: well, tonight the metro station manager is being called a hero here. now she and another metro employee put their lives in danger to protect passengers. the suspect was arrested behind me at the gallery place chinatown station. >> i'm feeling pretty good right now. >> she has a right to feel good. the newly released surveillance video shows a robbery suspect armed with a loaded handgun on the plane. pamela courageously helped to super bowl d subdue him. >> what i would have wanted somebody to do for me if i was in that situation. >> reporter: the video from inside the anacostia station shows rondez tibbs on the platform in the lower right corner of your screen. saturday, four income the

doreen? >>> here is a story you may want the hear before you go to bed. general mills is recalling 1.8 million boxes of cheerios and honey nut cheerios cereal. some of the boxes labeled gluten-free could actually contain wheat. they say wheat flour was accidentally introduced to the system in an isolated incident. the recall affects honey nut cheerios with better if used with dates of july 12, 2016 through july 25, '16 as well as original box dates july 14 through july 17 of next year. >>> speaking of breakfast, mcmuffin lovers, tomorrow is your day. you can have your favorite breakfast sandwich for all three meals if you want, all day breakfast kicks off at mcdonald's nationwide tomorrow there is a bit of a catch. when breakfast hours end, the biscuits go away. we are considered a mcmuffin market around here because they are most popular. dunkin' donuts, though, is trying to scrambling by saying they have been doing all day breakfast all along with the #breakfast when eggs. >> i'm a must have been guy. >> i grew up on them. >> i'm not worried about the m

doreen, back to you. >> mark segraves reporting. thank you, mark. >>> prince george's county has the highest rate of domestic violence cases in the state of maryland. there's a town hall meeting tonight to talk about ways to change that. it's being held at suitland high school at 7:00. police formed a domestic violence unit two years ago to help combat the problem in the county. and prince george's has a program to help with treatment and transitional housing. victims can call 211 for help. >>> and we have a new development in a separate case that's also in prince george's county where police found a woman dead inside her upscale neighborhood. it's not the first time they've been to that house. the victim found inside her home along andy and goose way in upper marlboro. new at 6:00, we are learning about the calls that came in just before that discovery. pat collins reports. >> reporter: police say they received two calls to check on the welfare of amanda jones. one at 9:37 last night. and another at 7:35 this morning. apparently no

that's doreen and her husband trekking through nearly knee-deep water when their rental car couldn't go further and she made it safely to the airport and has a number of photos on her facebook page. we'll hear more from doreen on news 4 at 6:00. >> that caused flooding in maryland, too. >> meteorologist doug kammerer is here with our storm team 4 coverage. doug? >> yeah, guys. it does continue to cause minor issues in some of the coastal sections. we've had a lot of flooding over the last couple of days along the chesapeake and this is the pawtuxet river. take a look at this. this is an area that is still recovering from the nor'easter that hit over the weekend. this is halloween point mobile home park in prince frederick, maryland and last night fire fight hers to go over this area to rescue 14 people from flooded homes. it took about two hours to get everyone back to safety and higher ground. >> no one there was hurt and there was flooding along the river and you can see, we still have those advisories along the region and a coastal flood advisories and that includes d.c. and alexa

pat collins talks about what it's been like. >> reporter: doreen, three weeks, two murders, same street. so what's it like to live on edson place? >> how long have you lived on this street? >> 17 years. >> reporter: what's it been like living on this street? >> hell. it's been like living hell. >> reporter: violence is no stranger to edson place. murder, october 6, muhammad washington ambushed and gunned down as he was walking to the store on edson place. murdered, last night, 25-year-old markitia cunningham shot and killed as she was walking near her home on edson place. he's lived on this street for many years. his defense, the inside strategy. >> when you come home from work you stay inside? >> i stay inside. that's right. that's exactly what i do. >> reporter: how dangerous is it here? >> really dangerous. >> reporter: tina hill is the cousin of markita cunningham, the latest edson place murder victim. she says she's troubled by the violence in our city. >> every day i wake up to the news i'm hearing somebody in the district of columbia has gotten killed. this time it's home. it's m

news 4's doreen gentzler joins us with details on this one. >> hi, wendy and jim.confusing is the keyword on this. we reported on breast cancer screening recommendations quite a bit over the years. this time it's the american cancer society revising their longstanding guidelines and saying most women can wait longer until age 45 to undergo their first screening mammograp mammography. the idea is they found women in their early 40s have a lower risk for the disease but higher risk for false positives. these guidelines are more in line but still differ from the last guidelines that made news a while back from the u.s. preventative task force which recommended waiting until age 50. the cancer society is now saying that women at an average risk, meaning no genetic risk factors, no family history, can wait until age 45 for their first mammogram. they should then have a screening every year until age 54. after that, the cancer society says women can transition to every other year as long as their overall health is good and they have a life expectancy greater than ten yea

doreen, it will be a tough go for a while. jay gray, thank you. >> some airmen in maryland are helping with the historic relea release. the images are going to help emergency crews decide to how to distribute the resources and n manpower over the scene. >>> the coast guard will suspend its search for the crew of the el faro cargo ship. some family members who are still grieving don't think that's such a great idea. they think some members of the crew might still be waiting to be rescued. 28 americans and five polish citizens were onboard when that ship sank near the bahamas last thursday in the middle of hurricane joaquin. the el faro had what's called a voyage recorder, that's similar to a plane's black box. investigators are hoping to find it before its batteries run out in about three weeks, but the problem is that ship has sunk in about 15,000 feet of water. >> the guy with a suspended license is accused of hitting a mother and her 2-year-old child while they were trying to cross the street. patrick lawrence took off after

. ♪ >> that was doreen reporting.yn beason is doing so much better now and the doctors say those surgeries completely resolved the problem that was caution her choking. a reminder to all of us, don't postpone getting medical attention when you suspect there's a problem. >>> a major step in the process to put toll lanes outside the beltway. the virginia department of transportation board approved the concept and final designs still have to be worked on but two new express toll lanes are expected to be set up in each direction on beltway 15 and hey market. the lanes would let drivers pay a toll to get around traffic and carpoolers could use those lanes for free. construction slated to begin in 2017. one year and $36 million later your commute should be a little easier. a major project wrapping up along the road west of leesburg but transportation reporter adam found out not everyone is che cheering on those changes. >> reporter: in fast growing loudoun county is it growing from this by this. >> we continue to grow signi

if not, i think it's doreen. >> it's up for grabs. you don't need to be a member of the house. there are two things going on and he is listening to the draft movement. yes, he has to have a conversation with his wife. they are beginning negotiations of he is saying, well, can i do the job without having to do the travel that goes with it. most of the time the speaker of the house is the leading guy to raise the money for the house republicans. if he could farm that out to somebody else and if he can just be the washington speaker essentially and let somebody else do the grunt work on the fund-raising front and if he could go home every other weekend and things like that and do it temporary. i'll agree to do this through the end of the congress, but then i'm going back to being ways and means chair and then the party has to figure out a long-term solution. >> i think that's the scenario that will get worked out. at the end of the day, mitt romney asking him, you have every house member begging him to do it and the chairman of the republican party because they all simply want sta

>> thanks, doreen. >>> ed walker was a legend on the radio for 60 years.elped put the polish on radio's golden age and ed walker's voice has been silenced now and the host of the big broadcast of wamu radio died after listening to his final sunday night broadcast. ♪ >> reporter: from the moment they hit the air waifrs in washington, joy boys' willard scott and ed walker, a lot of people have said that over the years, friend, but it is hello there one more time as we wrap it up. they teamed up in 1952 and for 25 years, walker and scott did their daily shtick on wrc radio. >> if one of us was down it would pick the other one up and time goes by and it was real and we had a good time and the audience had a good time. >> in 1990, walker went on wamu with the big broadcast live each sunday night featuring four hours of music and shows from the 30s, 40s and 50s. walker recorded his last show two weeks ago from his hospital bed in6pñ his gown. he insisted on sitting up to do the show. >> that's 25 years of my memories of hosting the big broadcast here on wamu. >>

. >> doreen and jim. this was emotional here at the white house, a bit like joe biden saying good-bye. afterwards, hillary clinton called the vice president and praised him in a statement and she said he will keep fighting for all of us, but not as a presidential candidate as he finally revealed today. with his wife jill and president obama by his side, vice president joe biden said it is too late for him to run for president. >> unfortunately, i believe we're out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> reporter: the bidens have been mourning since may, now they're smiling at the memory of son beau biden says joe, not just weeping over his death from cancer. the vice president says he's not run, but he's still passionate about the middle class. >> we cannot sustain the current levels of inequality that exist in this country. >> reporter: hillary clinton gets stronger, gaining five points over bernie sanders with biden out. clinton at 58% in the new nbc news/wall stre

. >> absolutely, doreen. it's been very organized so far at least where i am. the exercise has been very smooth. people arrive very early, they just want to vote early so they can go home and go about their business and wait for election results. they've been waiting very patiently, in queues, everything is going well. we made some phone calls to several other polling stations and we are told things are going smooth. no incidents at all. one of the voters today he was here when polls open, he is still waiting to cast his ballot. thank you for joining us. tell us, everyone is talk become change and transformation. what kind of change do you want to see? >> i think our country has many problems especially main problem is this corruption blunders. so i'm expecting new coming government will work on that. and at least we could see the change. when there is no corruption. a new tanzania without corruption. >> do you think that these leaders on that ballot paper, do you think there's any of them that can really make that change, do they fulfill that? >> they haven't

doreen, back to you. >> adam tuss, thank you. >>> just a few minutes ago jurors ended deliberations in the charles severance' they tell us you what the jurors were told before they started their deliberations late today. >> nearly four weeks about a hundred witnesses and another hundred pieces of evidence. the case against charles severance now in the jurors' hand, but before they enter the jury room the defense warned them, quote, everyone is suspicious of the middle-aged man with no place to call home, but suspicion of guilt is not enough, among the evidence, this surveillance video of the car, each if you believe that was his vehicle, being in alexandria isn't a kriecrime. they have to prove those crimes to you beyond a reasonable doubt. the defense worked to discredit several witnesses citing inconsistencies and changing stories and perhaps their strongest defense. they told jurors there is no forensic evidence in this case, adding not one shred, not one hair, and not one fiber and not one strand of dna. nothing that links mr. severance to these crime scenes, showing images of the

steve handelsman is on capitol hill with the latest developments. >> doreen, it is a stunner. some are worried there is a mccarthy personal problem and most say it is a confirmation and there is a civil war in the republican party. >> good morning. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy wore a smile maybe because he was quitting the battle. the right hand man to speaker john boehner looked a shoo-in to succeed him. despite tea party challenges from daniel webster and jason chaffetz, but when mccarthy tallied his votes for today's speaker election he was short. >> i think i shocked some of you, huh? >> if we are going to unite and be strong we need a new face to help do that. >> reporter: mccarthy made republicans look bad last week admitting the point of the house committee investigating hillary clinton is to kill her presidential prospect prospects republicans were already in turmoil and that's why boehner

gentzler and our own doreen gentzler, and the walk doesn't start until 5:30 at the washington monument on saturday. that's all there will be. and veronica has your weekend forecast and we'll let you know how to look for the weekend projects. >> for 11 years he's been a veteran at the arlington sheriff's office and tonight he's enjoying his retirement and he's a black lab and he's been sniffing out narcotics and visiting students. he's on facebook. he's been a regular during searches and jail and at the courthouse and he's even pitched in and helped other jurisdictions, too, but his partner says age has started to take its toll. >> his nose is still sharp. his mind is still sharp, but he's just, you know, we all get older and time to move on. >> he's touched a lot of people and he's helped a large portion of the community and other communities, too. >> come on. >> he's a 13-year-old black lab. this afternoon his co-workers threw him a retirement party. he's going to spend his retirement at home with the grubar family. >> driving in the rain this weekend may not be an option. owners of s

. >> i'm going in with my -- >> reporter: doreen knows hard. she has been practicing for 42 years. >> after i took my first lesson, it felt like this is where i belong. she has made a life out of it owning her own karate studio in revere. >> brady. >> teach something not her own accomplishment. she is a recently became the first woman in the world to reach 10th degree black belt. in american kinko car ate making her a grand master of the art. >> pretty big accomplishment experience for me. >> reporter: the 59-year-old made the trip to dublin, ireland in july. >> i never imagined that i would get there. i wasn't reallyner view, you know, i was more anxious, i wanted to do it justice. i wanted my teacher to be proud. >> reporter: when she considered testing for 10th degree she knew it not only for her but for all women in karate. >> going to be a shot heard round the world. >> reporter: something that resonated with her. >> it was a very sewer -- surreal moment. i have a hard time looking at the belt. it's a big belt. it's going to take me a whil

. >> reporter: hi, doreen. i think fireworks are a good prediction. good evening from boulder. this is the home of the university of colorado. it's hardly a hot bed of conservatism but there are republicans here. the ones i spoke to today said they are happy to hear that the clie quiet candidate is doing so well. perfect timing for ben carson the day before the debate. he leads for the first time in a national poll of republicans. carson at 26%. donald trump at 22%. in the cbs/"the new york times" survey. the famously liberal boulder, colorado, the site of the gop debate, there are republicans. brian bower is one and he's impressed by both outsider candidates. >> i do like trump's aggressive personality. i like carson's subtle personality but i think he can still get the job done. >> reporter: brian brinkley is torn between trump and carson. if you had to pick one now, which would you pick? >> me, i'd pick trump right now. i think he'll learn to rein it back in. >> reporter: trump who's touted polls that put him on top called the latest round unscientific. and on the phone to m

. >> doreen gensler will have more on these clinical results and why doctors believe this could be athrough. learn more about this parkinson's therapy later on "news4" at 6:00. >>> the journal of economic behave, an organization published the findings lately. they say most of the young thieves are going through a phase. eventually they decide the risks outweigh the benefits. they followed 12- to 16-year-olds for more than a decade. >>> right now at 5:00, a chilly monday as we talk a live look outside. it is one of the coldest days of the season so far. 41 degrees outside of our studio here in the northwest. that's one of the warmer spots. don't leave without a coat. i wore a scarf. >> i saw that. and you wore a coat. >> yeah, a big coat. >> it's 5:00. >> let's

. >> doreen and dug and i enjoyed a night at the brazilian embassy down the road as we count downto the olympics. we all get ready for the next year's olympic games. our general manager, jackie bradford and that is gold medalist diver, greg louganis. and there are only 219 days if you're counting before the summer olympics begin. you will see it all here on nbc4. >> nice of the brazilian ambassador to host us. >> incredible food. >> we're excited about the next olympics. it's kind of nice tonight. >> not feeling like rio. >> 76 degrees. >> not bad compared to what we've seen a couple days ago. we were only in the 50s. today and tomorrow in the 70s. and today probably the warmest day we've seen this week. we will go back down but not quite to where we were last weekend. at the airport, very nice, 58 degrees. look at the wind out of the south. that southwest wind will be a nice warm wind tomorrow and it gets us on the southwest side. it helps warm things up the end of the day. 46 in manassas, 49 in fredericksburg, we had upper 30s last night but i don't think we will see that tonight. tem

. >>> thank you, doreen and jim and all welcome to wced. we have country music from rod parker: my daughter alison and her cameraman were gunned down on live television. i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> nats gm mike rizzo was true his word. the next manager of the washington nationals has experience at the job and he is known for relating well to his players. that man, according to multiple sources tonight, is bud black. who is bud black? he spent 15 years in the majors as a pitcher and part of the kansas city team that won the world series in 1985. he managed the padres 8 1/2 seasons before being fired earli

doreen, back to you. >> jackie bensen, thank you. new reaction tonight from d.c.'s police chief on this video, which was released today. police sent out the video in an effort to be transparent. it shows an arrest on cloud place northeast yesterday. officers say they found a man barefooted and acting erraticly and used batons to get the man to the ground and also seen punching him. it took four officers to get the handcuffs on him. according to polices reports officers said they smelled pcp. police chief lanier says the video may be disturbing but does not mean the officers did anything wrong. >> police work is not pretty. when you see situations officers have to use force, it is not a pleasant video to look at. it is the reality officers sometimes have to use force. the use of force was reported immediately and an investigation is under way. sergeants will begin carrying stun guns as additional option in situations like this. >>> authority in south carolina say there is a thirdj8iz video the fight between the school resource officer and the student. the video show

isn't that going to happen, doreen? >> yes. write the names in them tonight. >> good idea. write those names. 68 degrees for a high tomorrow in gaithersburg. 69 in d.c. 70s back towards the west as that warmer air really starts to come in. everybody gets into the 70s as we make our way into the day on wednesday and thursday. impact forecast. low impact, i think, for most of us. a cold start, yes. but that's about the biggest impact we have. by around 9:00, 10:00, with plenty of sunshine, we're going to rebound very nicely. i mentioned those temperatures. high of 69 in d.c. tomorrow 72. on wednesday, 76 on thursday. moving in the right direction. then we'll see a cold front come through. that cold front will lower temperatures for the weekend. high temperatures on friday. upper 50s to low 60s ieb(e the weekend mid-60s. but we're not talking about that frigid number again. saturday morn willing be a little bit cool. most areas in the 30s. but we're not talking anywhere below freezing any time soon. my son has now lost three sweat shirts. >> already. >> over the past two week

or electoral registers were missing in some areas, these people are voting now, but like i said, doreencertain time here in tanzania. >> okay, cath ridge, thank you for that update. >>> at least two people have been killed in a roadside bomb attack in the eastern afghan city. a bus carrying members of the afghan human rights commission bass targeted. five others wound ed in that tack. >>> here is what's coming up. a river of rubbish in the lebanese capital. how people are taking matters in to their own hands as trash piles up. plus. >> reporter: i am imtiaz tyab at the centuries old copper market in central baghdad where fathers and sons have foe general takes turned sheets of copper in to works of art. coming up find out why see few of the artisans remain. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't b

. >> reporter: doreen, what happened after that course of events in beersheba is the fact that there are three bodies, all of them is he'l israeli. one the bedouin from a nearby village who conducted the attack. a soldier who was attacked. and the by standser an eritrean israeli who was shot. so what we have here is a clear picture of what is happening within the region. not only as a conflict in the occupied west bank in occupied east jerusalem, but also very clearly the fault lines within israel itself becoming stretched by in this ongoing conflict. br* all right, mike, thank you for that update from west jerusalem. >>> well, the israeli government is responding to the escalating violence with increased security measures. it's erected a temporary wall in an area of occupied east jerusalem. dividing the jewish and palestinian parts of the neighborhood. it's also passed a strict new law allowing security force to his so muc search people and thr belongings even if they are not suspected of being armed. >>> now, the tension was sparked over fears israel will change access to the compo

that you're battling it alone because there are so many people out there who love you.">> that was doreen gentzler reporting. if you're planning to fly anytime soon.. one major airline is offering deep discounts on fares. and the online shopping season is looming, and paypal wants to help cover the costs of those "shouldn't have bought that" purchases. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey announced that the iowa department of agriculture is requesting pre- applicicions for projects located in urban areas that are focused on improving water quality. cities, soil and water conservation districts, watershed groups and other organizations are eligible to submit applications. the pre-application must be submitted by friday, december 11th. on wall street, u.s. stockck finished lower yesterday fofothe first day in five. the dow sank nearly 50 points to close at 17,082. the nasdaq dropped 42 and the s&p lost nearly 14 points. a series of economic reports scheduled for release today will provide some fresh details on the state of the economy. a 72-hour, nationwide airfare sale is underway at

doreen knows how to hit. hard. she has been practicing for 42 years. >> after i took my first where i belonged. >> reporter: but teaching isn't her only accomplishment. she recently became the first woman in the world to reach tenth-degree black-belt in karate, making her a grand master of the art. >> that was a pretty big honor. and a pretty big accomplishment. you know. and pretty intense experience for me. >> reporter: the 59-year-old made the trip to dublin ireland in july. >> in my whole life, i never imagined i would get there. i wasn't really nervous. you know, i was more anxious. i wanted to do it justice. i wanted my teacher to be proud. >> it was just a very surreal moment. honestly. at the belt. it is a pretty big belt, you know. it's going to take me a while to feel comfortable wearing it. >> reporter: a well-deserved honor according to her family and students. >> one more time. >> i think it's awesome and amaying they get to be taught by her. >> my mother is as amazing as they come. she is setting the

doreen gentzler shares his story of recovery after a scary accident. >> reporter: here's what jeffreywadarski knows about his arm, it came from a philadelphia man who was left brain dead after a drug overdose. >> i find a scar, i find something else, what is this? what happened? i find callouss. i believed he was a guitar player. >> reporter: jeffrey is one of of the few people in the world to undergo an arm transplant. it happened after he fell 40 feet off a staircase at a d.c. hotel last year. >> i was leaning against it, checking out things on the ceiling and just like that i fell over the side. somehow with my left arm i grab and grab one of the different poles and catch myself whichç straightens me out but tore my arm off completely. >> reporter: jeff fell to his feet, avoiding a potentially deadly fall on to his back or head. the very bad news, the force of the fall was so strong, it ripped his arm off. after multiple surgeries and more than two weeks in the hospital, doctors were unable to re-attach it. >> mentally it's absolutely horrible, horrible thing. because it's somethi

we'll ask retired four star general and former us amebiases doreen what it means fort middle east.r sunday, masker in oregon and president obama call for more gun control. all this week on fox news sun. >> and remember you can watch the eagles and redskins today on fox 29 as part of a full day of sports coverage at ten a.m.. the game day live crew. followed by fox 5 at 11 the redskins and eagles. we save the best for last. grown bay and san francisco kickoff right after. them get then get caught up on all news at 10. >> taking a lookout pocono mounts, that looks pretty nice. it looks good. almost looks sunny. and we got miley plank the background. miley cyrus. which miley you like better overwhelmingly most people like old miley. the new miley not so much. >> thank you. high school football so exciting right now p my boy's happy to play two games in one week. way to go. fox 29 weekend. kid play football sports we like to show them up as well. car la has halloween costume ideas. avengers thank you because you are fox 29 weekend warrior. >>> john anything else? >> yes, my wife sugges

. >> doreen gensler will have more on these promising results. learn more about the parkinson's therapy later today at 6:00. >>> and in 60 seconds, watching football but not for the sake of seeing the game. plus one man uses halloween decorations to make his opinion known. and it's really making its way around so >>> here is what is trending this midday. monday night football not for the fbi, though. a lot of people will tune in tonight for a sneak peek at an exclusive new look at the new star wars movie called the force awakens. and tickets go on sale for the first time tonight. the movie will start showing on december 18. in case you're curious, the movie will show at theaters in fredericksburg, mclean and silver springs. good luck getting a ticket. >>> people are talking about this one, matt cooper the chiropractor from massachusetts and he has a real problem with deflategate and how it all went town. just check out his halloween decoration. >> i thought what was going on during the summer with the whole legal aspect, it's kind of a witch hunt

not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> play ball. >> yes. >> almost. >> (clapping). >> the size of tennis ball the object of the game our control to so when the players on both sides are bold at any rate the complete ends you do do scoring it is you'll get within point lead for this bonus first of all, a jack can be moved and a or picked up to some other point or move the jack with i have a goal behind the just a second a lot of elements to the game. >> we're about a yard long. >> aim a were not player i'll play any weighed see on the inside in the goal is a minimum the latter side will make that arc in i'm right-hand side i play my for hand and to my left if i wanted to acre my respect i extend so it is arced to the right have to be able to pray both hands. >> (clapping.) who one. >> nice try and hi, i'm been play lawn bowling affair 10 years after he retired i needed something to do so i picked up this paper and in th

doreen gensler will be there along with the american foundation for suicide prevention.t the sylvan theater at the national mall at 5:00 p.m. >>> the smithsonian is hosting national fossil day with a fossil and dinosaur festival. that's all happening at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the national museum of natural history and then over in alexandria, there's the art on the avenue, celebrating diversity through art. that begins at 10:00 as well. news 4 today is back right after this break. >>> the washington capitals open up their season tonight against new jersey. >> you know, a lot of buzz over t.j. oshie. jason pugh has the story. >> i feel like every day i come in, smiling, jumping off the walls. >> having a guy come to the rink, vibrant and full offing in energy every day, that's a big benefit. >> the caps new t.j. oshie would fit in just fine. he's a great hockey player. what they didn't know is how happy he is to show up to work every single day. >> i hope my mood can hopefully bring someone else and get them more excited each day so every day is fun. >> you may have n

doreen callary is ready to shop. >> a recent survey found more americans are planning to shop for theidays earlier this year. about 32 million have already started and more than four million say that they are already done. >> i started the end of august because i have 365 days, i know christmas is coming. >> reporter: stores waited until after thanksgiving to roll out their holiday push. now some retailers are advertising online and in stores earlier to attract customers. amazon and wal-mart started offering the black friday style deals online back in july. >> it's ridiculous. >> reporter: k-mart rolling out their holiday layaway plan this summer. >> k-mart no layaway leasing. >> reporter: the retail expert says that the holiday shopping is becoming a year-round event. many shoppers like it. >> for people it is less stressful to get things done on their own time frame. >> reporter: still not everyone is sold on their earlier holiday. >> i don't think about it until the christmas songs come on the radio. >> west orange, new jersey. >>> starting october 16, the maryland transportation a

>> well, doreen, what he's been saying is attempting to reassure the members of parliament gathering offer after the summer recess that his government has the situation under control. he's outlined measures the government has taken in recent days in a bid to increase the security, as he put it, of israeli citizens. he's mentioned specific steps taken, such as the demolition of homes of those who carry out attacks, working against in sight, he says working towards banning the islamic movement in israel, one of the bodies that he's accused of being responsible for incitement of the current situation. he's also said that the legislation to introduce minimum sentences for stone throwing will go ahead. he's asked the opposition to support him in this particular measure, also asked the opposition to support him in a measure which provides for the parents guilty of stone throwing to be find. he is outlining measures his government is taking, saying there will be no change in the status quo at al aqsa mosque compound. this is an important point at this stage, because part of the source of th

. >> thanks, doreen. >>> a new battle cry in the war on sexual assault. >>> the major change in how sex education is taught to teenagers and why some schools are making the lessons mandatory. >>> words from a mourning sister. how she's fighting for change how she's fighting for change after the overdose of her okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two years. plu