doreen and leon? >> thank you, david. david culver reporting live. >>> new details of a shooting of a montgomery police officer. after pouring over police body cam video, investigators ruled it was an accident. someone called 911 in november to report an suv ramming their car from behind at a wheaton parking lot. when the officer got to the scene he tried driver's window with his gun. that's when the weapon went off, hitting the man inside. officer archer will not be charged, but detectives still want to know why he used his weapon to break the glass. as for the man who was shot, he won't be charged either. >> it's been a significant landmark in silver spring downtown for more than a decade, and an anchor of the local economy. but discovery communications says it is selling its maryland headquarters, moving to new york. news4's chris gordon is live with a closer look at the impact this could have. chris, a tough day for discovery employees and also for the people of silver spring, right? >> reporter: absolutely, doreen. t

>> reporter: hi, doreen. yeah, they are. as you take a look behind me, you can see the roads aren't that bad right now. that is some good news. and the parents we talked to said they didn't mind the early release. they just want their kids to be safe. >> snow >> reporter: excitement in the air for yet another snow day in montgomery county. >> people make fun of washingtonians for closing up school early. i support the close. >> school never lets out that early very often. >> reporter: this afternoon parents race from work to pickup the little ones. over in prince george's county, students also waited for rides. the county says they understand parents have to take off work. >> and that's something we do take into consideration and, of course, weather forecasts always change throughout the day. >> reporter: one thing that wasn't changing, how students felt about heading home. >> i feel pretty good. i feel really good about it. the ipad. >> i don't have to do much work. >> um, i like to see -- >> reporter: just like the weather

doreen? >> the bad situation. meagan fitzgerald. thank you. >>> now to what's happening at a school in d.c. calls to learn whether they will have class tomorrow. a pipe burst and several feet of water filled the basement. only news4 cameras were there as mayor bowser toured the school in southeast today. you can see some of the water in this ground level stairwell. there is no heat, electricity, or water in this school while repairs are being made to the boiler there. >> this cold weather is also leading to local water mains bursting here in bethesda. crews had to actually bring in equipment to remove ice after the water that spilled onto the roadway quickly froze. and in silver spring, a pipe burst here at new hampshire avenue just inside the beltway. water rushed into some people's homes and right now just one lane of traffic is getting by. our pat collins will have a closer look at that impact in our next half hour. >>> with this bitter cold sticking around for a while, now is the perfect

can you say, wendy and doreen? >> wendy and doreen. >> reporter: there it is.to you. >> he's hired. love it. >> i sure spent a lot of time at that barns & noble with my children when they were younger. it will be so sad to see it go. >> yeah. i just spent a lot of time wandering around the place. i did plenty of that, too. >> thank you, chris. >> thanks, chris. >> and your co-anchor out there. >> coming up next, a dog abandoned and left for dead until local police stepped in. we're going to share max's survival story. >> reporter: i'm adam tuss here on the metro train. it's not moving. you're not moving. so, how long before you should get a refund? i'll tell you about a proposal that was just passed coming up. today. we get warmer tomorrow. but the rain moves in, too. i'll show you which part of the day has the heaviest rainfall and what to expect for that weekend. "what if" more of the came from renewable resources? "what if" our grid were less vulnerable and more secure? "what if" all these "what if"s became a reality? well, they are. at dominion energy, we'r

doreen, leon? >> thank you, amee. >> good advice and we all need to be very careful because these are seriously cold times. >> you're out there, girl. >> thanks, amee. time to get a look at how low the temperatures will go. >> we're going to double up with team coverage from doug and amelia standing by in the storm center. yeah, how low will it go? >> it is getting low and it's going to continue -- guys, we're going to see numbers we don't typically see in the months of january. january is always our coldest month. we could see record low temperatures at dulles and bwi where the records currently sit at 5 degrees. >> it's when you factor in the winds. that's when we talk about the dangerous cold we're going to be dealing with. >> that is going to be quite brutal tomorrow morning. that is why so many schools are closing tomorrow or at least having a two hour delay. even a two hour delay helps, although the schools that do have that delay might want to think about closing, too. the temperatures, we d

doreen is back tomorrow night.cebook in her lucky bulldog pajamas and sweats right there. she's working. >> i'm sure she's watching us now. >> yeah. >> >> yeah. >> before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson, michael che,

>> reporter: leon and doreen, we're getting a better sense of the damage here.this is 1 of 100 homes that were completely wiped out. you can see these massive boulders all around me. this came from our photographer and it flowed down here for several city blocks. home after home, they have been hit with the wall of mud. in this neighborhood, several people are missing. the official total for the death toll stands at roughly 15 with 24 missing but we expect both of those numbers to be fluid in the coming days. you may be able to hear overhead helicopters. we've seen u.s. coast guard helicopters looking for any possible survivors. yesterday, they plucked more than 50 people from cruise rescuers were wading through chest-high mud. >> and the situation is still very unstable, i would think, because it's mud you're dealing with. >> reporter: absolutely, doreen. the mud here is slowly beginning to harden here but for the most part, it's still soft and like quicksand in many areas. we've been with first responders and quickly they sank in. that's the danger. that's als

doreen gentzler joins us now with these encouraging details. doreen? >> it's good to share some good news. dozens of new drugs, including chemotherapies and more targeted drugs have become available for clinical use in the past 12 years, and those along with more advanced and sophisticated screening tools have led to a significant drop in a number of breast cancer deaths. that's according to a study led by stanford medical school, which looked at u.s. breast cancer mortality from 2000 to 2012. both screening and treatment led to reduced down 49% in 2012. that's compared to what was 37% reduction back in 2000. so, the overall reduction between 2000-2012, 12% decline. the researchers believe that 63% of that decline was due to better treatments and 37% was due to better screening. we are identifying breast cancer earlier when it's more treatable. this news comes as even more targeted therapies to treat breast cancer may be about to hit the market. there is hope that this year the fda will approve drugs that attack specific pathways in the cancer cells. s

doreen, back to you. >> let's hope somebody does and soon.thank you, pat collins reporting. >>> back to our weather now and the winter weather headed right for us. >> we're doubling up with team coverage. doug and amelia, take it away. >> any time you see two of us -- >> we've noticed. >> if there's three of us here, you've got some real issues. >> then we're talking about a hurricane probably. >> this is going to be impactful on two sets. the snow first and then the cold air that comes in. >> and speaking of hurricanes, this is a hurricane of sorts, a winter hurricane without the rain. we're seeing snow, sleet, up and down the east coast. >> that's why this is such a big storm. sheena will talk more about that. i'm talking about your cold temperatures now and the snow that's coming in overnight tonight. 32 degrees and winds out of the southeast at 8 miles per everybody at or below freezing, we briefly get above freezing but we're back below freezing now and the roads have been so cold. anything that is going to fall is going to stick immedia

doreen gentzler has the story of one woman's medical journey and her message. doreen? >> hi, jim. angela ball lives in bowie, maryland. she works for nbc universal. when she felt a lump in her breast in 2016, she followed doctor's instructions and had a mammogram and she had an ultrasound. the doctors told her everything was doesn't end there. >> the thing that bothered me was that no one had informed me of my right to get a 3-d examination. and apparently the 3-d exams are going to be most beneficial for patients with dense breasts. >> dense breast tissue pretty common especially among african-american women, and it can make identifying breast tumors more challenging. it's an important part of this story. angela ball started having yearly mammograms four years ago at age 38. that's sooner than doctors usually recommend. she started early because african-american women have a higher risk of developing breast cancer at a younger age. >> they tend to get it under the age of 50 more often than white women. and we're getting it under the age of 50, it does tend to be more aggressive.

. >> i'm doreen gentzler. the rain has already started. it may not be cooling down much out there, but just wait, doug says cold air is on the way. doug? >> take a look at that flag down towards union station. any time it's blowing in that shot from right to left, that means you're talking about south win things that are very, very warm temperature wise out there. the high temperatures today really quite amazing, 62 degrees d.c., 69 in richmond. look at charleston, 71 degrees today. we'll get on the warmer side tomorrow, even warmer than what we are out there right now. temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60 even at this hour. an incredibly warm night tonight. look at the rain. we did have a few showers come through. now we've got heavier rain that he be here just in time for the rush. then thunderstorm activity tomorrow night. and the cold and i do mean cold moves in right behind it. i'll see you in about ten minutes. >>> storms of controversy today as president trump made some explosive comments about immigrants during an oval office

so, how do you pass the time, doreen? >> building -- i could build fires in the fireplace, watch netflix or even go to the movies. >> and you build a fire, you chop the wood? >> no, i don't chop the wood, but i am the fire builder in my house. >> there you go. >> all right. >> i like to crank up that keurig nonstop. play with the dog, too. >> doug? >> and i'm a board game with the family type of guy. i love -- have you guys played the monopoly empire game? >> no. >> it's a pretty cool version. remember monopoly you'd start iter to hours and be like -- i'm done with this. >> quicker? >> it's so much quicker. you can get done with it in 20, 30 minutes. >> and start over again? >> then you start over. >> i like that. >> i don't let my kids win. you heard me say that before. >> he does not let up. >> no. >> so, we wanted to know, are you planning to hibernate at home or go out this weekend? we'll look at the flash survey. mostly of you, more than 70% say you're hibernating and >> oh, yeah. >> a safe bet. >> of course. >> good

you smile that that when doreen suggested that. ?ent not only about what individuals are paid but why they are paid what they are paid, what the rate is for the job. what is it that makes somebody worth more than another? these are very difficult questions. they are. it is very subjective. it is. that is one of the unfairness is. because generally speaking people believe when they work for an employer that they will be treated fairly and it won't be completely subjective. 0ne be treated fairly and it won't be completely subjective. one of the problems with equal pay is the pressure and force of the market. the market is not fair. professor, briefly tell‘s the outcome for your case “— briefly tell‘s the outcome for your case —— mike towell us. and i would ask you for your advice to others.” would also add that fairness is not what the employment tribunal deals with. the employment tribunal deals with. the employment tribunal deals with law and equal pay. 0ne with. the employment tribunal deals with law and equal pay. one of the first

doreen, thank you. >>> it's ten seconds of one man's life but it's been viewed millions of times on thetranscript today. up next, pat collins catches >> and his surprise for a local hockey team that lost all its equipofme >>> the guy is from loudoun county and he managed to look his tumble on the ice look funny and graceful. >> graceful, did you say? >> oh, boy. there he goes. >> i've got it. i've got it. >> oh, boy. >> hit the grass. hit the grass. >> almost into that pole. wow. that moment shared by the man's wife. filming it all has been viewed 31 million times on facebook today. >> that's more times than the very popular youtube hit scarlett takes a tumble. we're hearing fell. >> pat collins has that story. >> reporter: surveillance cameras. normally they take pictures of trying to break into homes. not this one. yesterday i took a picture of a guy just trying to leave his house. and it wasn't pretty. all he was trying to do was get to work. he came down the sidewalk, headed towards his truck and then it all went sideways. well, the picture tells the story. tim doing the ashburn dow

influence washington does have in the region it appears to be a growing question as time moves forward doreen jones on the story for us tonight in stamboul dorian thank you very much. now to iraq at least thirty people have been killed and more than one hundred wounded in twin bombings in central baghdad now authorities say that two suicide bombers detonated back to back explosions during rush hour in the city's out on the square and the area has been targeted by similar blasts since two thousand and three there's been no claim of responsibility so far but this latest attack is similar to previous bombings by so-called islamic state. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in germany social democrat leader martin scholz has started his push to persuade party delegates to support talks on forming a new government with america's conservatives on sunday delegates will vote on whether those talks should go ahead many in the s.p.d. oppose another so-called grand coalition and they want more concessions from the conservatives a french court has dismissed a

united nations have said that his detention is arbitrary and in violation of international law and doreen officials here in london have raised concerns about his potential well being seeing the situation of him staying holed up behind sort of inside four walls for so long is all beastly not sustainable according to them so lots of questions now in terms of where this case will move forward obviously what's crucial is.

i'm doreen gentzler. >> glad to be back with you tonight, folks. let's start with a cold blast we just can't seem to shake. we go to chief meteorologist doug kammerer. doug, what's in store? >> cold across the area the next couple days and we're tracking the big storm that's making its way up the coast tomorrow and into thursday. it's already snowing into louisiana right now. take a look at the numbers right now. this is so different, because any time you get clear skies, very easy to cool. but the city does not cool nearly as fast as the suburbs. it's 20 degrees right now in d.c., 13 in college par dulles. it is 14 degrees right now in manassas. incredible the difference in the cold. this is the thursday storm now. i'm going to have an update on this and how much snowy expect to see in your area from this storm as it moves on through. tracking everything for you, the frigid weather continues. tracking the storm for thursday and the coldest air yet moves in. almost incredible to think how cold we're going to get. i think most of us get to 15 degree

news 4's doreen gentzler will have her story and medical journey and her message tonight at 5:00. >>> a police officer is helping kids all over the country with problems they can't call 911 for. lester holt introduces us to a true super cop. >> he is one of america's everyday heroes, a cop protecting the streets of ft. lies the heart of a superhero. >> correct. >> on the job, he's officer damon cole whose community outreach, appearing as superheroes at local kids' events morphed into something more meaningful. taking this full-time cop and father on heroic missions, using his days off to visit sick children wherever superheroes are needed. >> what prompted you to do this? >> as a police officer, you deal with every walk of life. i was trying to think of a better way to have a better rapport with the kids. >> even traveling to visit this pediatric hospital in new york. >> i've been to 20 states, seen over 1,000 kids. >> it must take an emotional toll on you. you've seen many kids, some that aren't going to make it. >> it does. god gives me the strength to keep doing it. i look at my da

. - what's up with you and doreen? - she asked me what i did this weekend. - and? - and i told her. [chuckles] - hey. - hey. - where's my food? - this isn't a magic diner. you have to tell the waitress what you want. - i texted you my order ten minutes ago. why do you have such a problem with texting? - it's for teenage girls. - i text all the time. - and guys with teenage-girl hair. - [laughing] i think you would embrace texting. i mean, you hate actually talking to other human beings. - i do dislike people. i'm just old school. that's all. - i think you don't like pushing those buttons with your giant gorilla thumbs.

. >> i'm doreen gentzler. it's near the foggy bottom metro station where a lot of people are constantly coming. >> that's where jackie bensen joins us live tonight. jackie, what have you learned? >> reporter: jim, sources tell us that the shooting is not believed to be random or the result of a robbery attempt. instead, investigators preliminarily believe it resulted from a dispute between the two men involved. witnesses say the shooting happened right in front of the doors to the george washington university hospital entrance in the 900 block of 23rd street northwest. it was just after 8:30 p.m. the streets were filled with people walking from the gw foggy bottom metro station a few yards away. crime scene technicians documented the scene and placed evidence markers near numerous shell casings on the ground. police say bystanders, it's unclear whether they were hospital staff, helped the man get inside the facility. officials confirm that the hospital was briefly placed on lockdown. officers blocked off the l

and doreen gentzler somewhere is doing the wam because georgia won.ybe the best college football game ever. >> that's the way the universe is supposed to work, dave. >>> we're going to freeze our butts off under a wolf moon. that's it? >> and many times over again. temperature tomorrow 28. but look what comes after our little storm. slight chance of storm. i'm not thinking it's going to be much. but bundle up the kids tomorrow morning. saturday even colder weather. >> colder? it can small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability ours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call 1-800-501-6000. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show star

influence washington does have in the region it appears to be a growing question as time moves forward doreen jones on the story for us tonight in istanbul dorian thank you very much. still to come on the day we'll go into overdrive and show you what's hot at the detroit auto show is over school motor muscles still the king of motown and where are the green fleets of cars we'll go on to the server floor that's coming up in about ten minutes. social media platforms in tech giants are facing report cards and public grilling this week on both sides of the atlantic on wednesday u.s. congressmen will ask the c.e.o.'s of facebook twitter and alphabet about what they're doing and what they're not doing to keep terrorists and their propaganda offline here in europe but we will find out what the e.u. thinks of the latest efforts by facebook twitter and google to deal with hate speech online now there are no e.u. laws forcing tech companies to act yet but french president he isn't waiting any longer he plans to introduce legislation this year to ban fake news during elections and to force tech companie

united nations have said that his detention is arbitrary and in violation of international law and doreen officials here in london have raised concerns about his potential well being seeing the situation of him staying holed up behind sort of inside four walls for so long is obviously not . according to them so lots of questions now in terms of where this case will move forward obviously what's crucial as well is that within the last month jorian officials have granted julian assange ecuadorian citizenship also raising lots of questions about the possibility of potentially him being granted diplomatic status which could make it easier for him to get out of the u.k. but all of those questions really yet to be answered as this hearing continues and now all eyes are going to be on what this judge decides in the weeks to come here in london. washington has accused turkey of destabilizing northern syria with its military incursion is currently tearing our town offensive against the u.s. by kurdish militia groups they're pushing closer to positions held by american troops turkey is seeking to c

jim, doreen, back to you. >> all right, leon, thank you. now to our weather. and some much-needed rain here coming our way before the weekend. >> doug's here with a look at how soon it moves in. doug? >> yeah, guys, way. but first we're going to see the nice warm temperatures. you can see on the maps it wasn't too far away from us earlier today. today a temperature just at or a little below average, 43 degrees high temperature d.c. but look down to the southwest. 67 charleston, west virginia. 69 in toward kentucky. that warmer air trying to move our way. right now look at these numbers, still very mild. we haven't gone down much at all. 39 right now in rockville. 37. could see some areas of fog this evening. that's something you may want to watch out for maybe early tomorrow morning. here's the rain that's making its way through the region. most likely by tomorrow night into the day on friday, friday morning's rush could be a problem, and then the back side of this comes through. and the weekend, everything changes again. much more on that in about ten minutes

. >> i'm doreen gentzler. we've got a lot to cover. let's start with some school announcements. prince george's, fairfax, howard and anne arundel county schools are all on a two-hour delay tomorrow. prince william county schools and st. mary's county schools are already planning to be closed. >> howard university will be closed tomorrow and friday because of heating and water problems. and joint base andrews will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow. we'll have more delays and closings at the bottom of your screen and in our nbc washington app. but now let's kick off our team coverage tonight with storm team 4ef kammerer and the latest timing and track of this thing. doug? >> it's way up across our region. already seeing snow in our southern zones. and those areas that are seeing the snow now, you folks are going to get the most. if you're not seeing snow just yet, though, in the d.c. metro area and points to the north and west, it's coming your way too. take a look. show you wa we're dealing with right now. here's the though. we talked about the areas along and east of i-95. if

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

deputy general and direct general and i'm supporting doreen more contin-- martin. it brings connectivity to parts of the world that has societal benefits. and martin is a veteran of the process and i'm certain that doreen would make an outstanding director of the sector. working with the international internet community there are four parts that we think are parn. first is free flow of information. second is multi-state government governance. the free flow of information on line is a principle and basic human rights. governors around the world are inincreasely curtailing on-line freedoms or shutting down the internet. in other case, top down heavy handed intergovernmental regulation of the internet. in the past two years we've seen links that forced america companies to remove information that would have been considered protected speech in the united states. these sorts of restrictions threaten economic growth and the societal and educational benefits of the internet and must be opposed. the second focus area, how can they continue to support the approach. and what

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it was probably a long night for our doreen gentzler. >>> 6:45.re working for you with team coverage in first 4 traffic on this weather alert morning. >> many roads are still frozen. we have a lot of fog out there as well. breaking right now, there is another water main break to tell you about. news 4's justin finch is live at the scene in annandale. justin, what are you seeing? >> reporter: hey there, good morning. another water main has broken in this area here. fairfax water crews working at the scene appearing to begin work to isolate and fix that water main that's up the street from us now. fairfax county police also on the ground diverting traffic here. it's being diverting at annandale and walnut hill lane. as you can see, we've seen buses diverted, cars diverted. this appears to be just getting started here as well. we look up the road we can see water trickle into that drain to my left over here. you can hear the sound of water gushing in the area. but at this point, expect this to be closed for the duration of this repair here happening

doreen gentzler will have her story and her message tonight at news 4 at 5:00. >>> a room full of futuristic devices and it was darkness that stole the show at the consumer electronics show. for two hours, the las vegas convention center lost power after a yesterday. >> charging everything, plugged in everywhere. can you imagine? >> people pulled out cell phones to get around there. the power outage being blamed on all the rain the city had seen this week. the people at the convention center, the guys who run the place are kicking themselves. that's the last show you want that to happen. >> not the consumer electronics show. >>> 5:17. earlier this week, you may have found yourself slipping and sliding on the black ice. we warned you about it. >> your issaka paids were not found on video like this man's. >> i think that looks pretty good. the balance. right there. >> so his home surveillance systems, the cameras caught this slip and slide all the way down the drive. oh! >> hit some black ice there. wow. just kind of got a little chaotic at that point. i was along for the ride. >> winner of do

. >> doreen gentzler has a look at the story of one woman's medical journey and her message.ose stories coming up in just a few minutes on news4 at 5:00. >> all right. looking forward to it. see you in a bit. >> alrighty. we have spring like weather. storm team4 is tracking wild stuff headed our way, rain, thunder and the return of some serious cold. doug will be back to time it all out for you. >> music icon gloria estefan is in town. i'm tommy mcfly. fi out why she lovesnd >>> four things to know on this thursday. i'm erika gonzalez. we'll get you caught up this afternoon. the death toll in southern california jumped to and eight people are still missing in the devastating mudslides. family members haven't seen them since tuesday's drenching rain. rescuers are not giving up hope. we'll have a live report from montecito in just about 60 seconds. two high school freshmen are recovering after a fight inside central high school in capitol heights. police say another student pulled out a knife and stabbed the freshmen. the suspect also had injuries. all students expected to be o

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have and get that letter from senator feinstein, harris and pelosi and get elaine chao and maybe doreen can work her magic. but we need secretary chao down here. thank you. >> thank you, daly and brad for all you've done for the port and our legislative priorities. as we can see, there are a lot of them. i think my fellow commissioners have made great recommendations on how to move forward and what we need to look for. i do think that outreach is very important. on every level. national, state, local. i think we really need to get out there and i think we did a great job this year. so we can only continue what has been started because we have several prioritis that have to be funded. i agree with my fellow commissioners and their recommendations and thank you for all that you've done. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> item 12-a, informational presentation of the port of san francisco employee drone policy relating to the port's use of drones on port property pursuant to the city and county of san francisco's city-wide employee drone policy adapted by the city's committee on informat

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