>>reporter: dupont circle is one of the busiest pedestrian areas in the city. this is what's called a kinetic sidewalk. they collect energy from pedestrians as they walk. basically the football energy is collected and stored in a battery during the day and eachh evening there's accent lighting in this pocket park. > the new kinetic avenue overlook park sits on the southe side of dupont circle. you can see the led lightingli from underneath the benches thac serve as a place to sit and takd a break. our estimates are about a thousand people per hour duringr rush hour cross the medians hers and overall there's about 10,001 and so what that equates to is about enough energy to provide six hours each evening of led lighting. more importantly, the park is off the grid. as long as people are walking, the lights will always come on. an important piece of of thee program as the country's aging power grid is being pushed to its limit. the sky is the limit. there's sidewalks every whereevr and sidewalks are an opportunitn more devices than just these led. eventually do yo

. >> lighting up dupont circle the new green energy project that has you electrifying the circle with every step you take. details coming up. >> and as we head to break beauty is in the eye of the beholder. stressed out men prefer heavier women. training and those in environments largely stress free. >> as stress levels increase canned they related heavier female spaces it follows in line with evolutionary findings that thinness may indicate sickness or inability to >> new tonight at 10:00 the district is now finding a way to use pedestrians to power. >> d dot unveiled a new sidewalk in dupont circle. sarah simmons sarah simmons has the latest. >> dew point circle one of the buzzest areas of the city and now the district is using that to the advantage it's called a kinetic sidewalk. >> they collect energy from pedestrians. the football energy is evening there's accent lighting in the pocket park. >> the new connecticut avenue overlook park sits on south side of dupont circle and you can see the led lighting from underneath the benches that serve as a place to sit and take a break. >>

dupont circle and scott circle all week long. construction crews will be repaving sidewalks between 9:30 in the morning and 3:00 p.m. each day this week. metered parking near dupont circle will be south carolina courtroom. big ruling in dylann roof's case, the man accused of fatally shooting nine black people inside a church. why a lawyer will no longer be responsible for roof's defense. >>> and huge lines of people in cuba morning the death of fidel castro. >>> and breaking news, reports of an active shooter at ohio state. seven people sent to the hospital, much more on the story unfolding now from the live desk. stay wh us. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk with more on the breaking news out of columbus, ohio. at ohio state university. again, right now, an active shooter being reported on campus at this point. take a look at some video that we pulled in just a short time ago, dozens of police and fire no word on the full extent of their injuries. we know 65,000 students go to that school. the fbi is involve

take on a whole new meaning in dupont circle. there's a new park that's going to transform your footsteps into electricity. d dot teamed up with the british embassy to install smart tiles that capture and convert the power of your walk. >> you know, when i see power walking, i'm using to -- those were baby steps. meagan fitzgerald breaks it down step by step for us. how does this work? >> well, guys, you just walk along like you tip clay ou concrete looking panels here. what it's doing is it's capturing your energy so that they can then power the lights that are out here, and the city tells us this is just one of their steps to try to make sure that people get outside. if you're familiar with d.c. -- >> i was born in d.c. >> intraknow the city is constantly changing. >> changed quite a bit. >> some areas have changed so much for the better. this time, to the sidewalk on the south side of dupont circle. >> we're kind of celebrating a new space for people to use. >> the area now has blocks for people to sit on and enjoy the view. >

it will be down to just one lane between dupont circle and scott circle all week long. construction crews will repave the sidewalks between 9:30 and 3:00 in the afternoon each day. metered parking near due month circle is also going to be off limits. >>> in northern virginia there vandalized nearly 30 video ex in week end. police say someone drove around several neighborhoods in alexandria late saturday into early sunday morning and smashed out the windows. they think whoever did it used either a bat or a pipe to do the damage. police also say that the vandals did not take anything from inside the cars but residents say what the vandals left behind is a costly burden. >> some people don't even have those that, you know, can't even make it to work probably today. >> this happened in the west end of the city. the cars were parked on rayburn, kenmore and quantrell avenues. >>> 13 before the hour. today more reaction following the death of former cuban revolutionary leader fidel castro. >> we are waiting for some of the first flights to and from the island nation since cast

metro say it's -- at the dupont metro station last month. >>> two fisher men are dead, another one missing after their boat sank during a fishing tournament last night in st. mary's county south of brenton bay. one fisherman was rescued and taken to the hospital. >>> two people injured in a house fire in falls church. flames broke at a home near marshall street. four people were home, two suffering smoke inhalation and sent to the hospital. two dogs died. >>> police in texas looking for a man they say shot and killed a san antonio police officer sitting in his squad car. they say the suspect shot 50- year-old detective benjamin marconi as he sat in the car writing a ticket to a person he just pulled over. they say the shooter drove up behind marconi and the person he pulled over, parked the car, shot him. marconi was a 20 year veteran of the force. police say that shooter is considered extremely dangerous. >>> two other police officers shot in unrelated incidents today. a st. louis officer in critical condition tonight after what's being call an ambush attack and an officer from sanibel, f

one resident talked about the rats in dupont circle. the park service says a new agreement with d.c. that took effect government and the park service fought the rat problem separately on their own lands. now city rat control employees will be able to go anywhere to control the rat population. residents are urged to call 3-1-1 and report any rat problems on city or federal land. well, at this point they may as well call it "black november" instead of black friday. amazon's black friday deals store is business! the site will feature new discounts every day on clothing... electronics... toys and other products. plus, there will be special deals for prime members. sam's club also unveiled it's black friday deals tuesday, and other retailers have "online early bird deals" available. thanksgiving is still 22 days away. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - few showers, gusty storm, pm thursday - beautiful 1st weekend of november - dry and comfortable for election day today: mostly sunny. unseasonably warm. highs: 74-81 winds: sw 5 mph toni

one resident talked about the rats in dupont circle. >> it's impossible to walk through dupont ccl and not see a rat. larry: in the past, the d.c. government and parks service fought through the rat problem separately on their own lands. look at that. these employees will be able to go anywhere to control the rat population. do not constrain yourself. residents are urged to call in and or the rat problems on city or federal land. everyone eating breakfast right now. or trying to. [laughter] autria: tonight we want you to check out our new series, called "inspire." tonight michelle noris introduces us to a female dj in heavy demand this -- these days. would you believe that she was once homeless? the sacrifices that her entire family made to help her achieve her goals. tonight, 5:00 p.m. where do you get one of those? all right, vj is in for the forecast. i can't believe we are hitting 70 again. little bit of a bonus right here. 80's in october, 70's november. we are on the way for 50's in december. the truth is, temperatures are going to be taking a plunge. it will be dramatically cool

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. >> after tours in iraq and afghanistan army chris dupont said disorder were killing him. >> i could not figure out what was going on. things were always kind of foggy. >> diagnosed with depression and prescribed nine different medications duemont heard about canines for warriors an orization in jacksonville florida providing especially trained service dogs for vets with ptsd. founder sherri duval says rescue dogs are put through special training and he spent three weeks learning to work blossom. you can see him, out of their shext you can see them smile again and laugh again and tell jokes again like they did before war. >> medical experts say it's porch animals can help reduce stress good empathy you get by having annie yu mall or dog helping you that companionship is fundamental to the benefit of anybody suffering from >> chris dupont has cut down medicals to just two. >> it makes you feel not so alone. you kind of like have a buddy there as much as you rescued him he help you too. >> working with steel since working with steel his suicidal thoughts disappeared and it's not a sign

dupont. around a couple of blocks. great turnout. sam: we visited several different precincts and many of them the lines were very long and others there were maybe or so the waits can fluctuate. if you have not registered and live in the district you can register today and vote. the polls close at 8:00. jummy: sam, thank you. we are following more breaking news this noon. there is a police presence outside the trump hotel in northwest washington and steven tschida is live with more. steven: we e avenue in front of the newly renovated trump international hotel the site of reported vandals recently and now concern about protests. you can see to my left a very strong d.c. police presence. we have the civil unrest units herein and they have been here quite a while in anticipation of potential protests but at this time nothing to report from this location. no protesters but we will stay nation's capital throughout the day. jummy: the final national poll numbers are out and at least six of them showed hillary clinton leading donald trump.

. >> reporter: dupont circle is one of the busiest of the city. now the district is using that to its advantage. this is what's called a kinetic sidewalk >> they collect energy from pedestrians as they walk. basically the football energy. it's collected, and stored in a battery during the day. then each evening, there's act send lighting. >> reporter: the new connecticut avenue overlook park sits on the south side of dupont circle. you can see it from underneath the benches >> our estimates are that about 1,000 people per hour during rush hour cross the medians here, and overall, there's about 10,000 pedestrians a day. and so what that equates to is about enough energy to provide six hours each evening of led lighting >> more importantly, the park is off the grid. as long as people are walk, the lights will always come on. an important piece of the program as the country's aging power grid is being pushed to the limits >> the sky is the limit. there's sidewalks everywhere and pedestrians in the cities, opportunity to collect energy and power many

it will be down to just one lane between dupont circle and scott circle all week long. that is going to be a problem. construction crews will be repaving sidewalks between 9:30 and 3:00 p.m. each day. metered parking near dupont circle will be off limits. >>> a kansas man is dead after getting into an altercation with police inside a walmart. last night officers encountered object and at one point the man hit an officer in the head with the blunt object, the other officers shot the suspect vjim. the officer was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >>> right now in northern virginia there is a search for the person who vandalized nearly 30 vehicles this weekend. take a look at some of the damage here. police say someone drove around several neighborhoods in alexandria late saturday into early sunday morning and smashed out these windows. they think the person who this used either a bat or a pipe to do the damage. police also say that the vandals did not take anything from inside the cars. residents, though, say what the vandals left behind is a costly burden

. >> tamir was a senior at dupont high school in greenville, delaware, the superintendant sent a letter home saying a young life was taken too soon. echoing the superintendant she said her son was athletic and well liked and not a trouble maker, she wishes chester police was more forthcoming about what they know about tamir's death. >> i could be angry, i cried. i cried enough. i want answers to no avail to the chester police department they are helping in no kind of way. >> we tried but could not get through to anybody at the chester police department to give us additional details and the progress on this investigation, this is the second incident of gun violence that impacted the ai dupont community in just the past few weeks a recent graduate was shot in newcastle county, he remains in critical condition. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> well, it is day two of the septa workers strike and while there are signs of progress for a new contract no deal has been made. buses, trolleys and subways that provide about 900,000 ride a day remain shut down. septa h

. >> crisis dupont had steel for two years now and cut down his medications to just two. >> it makes you feel not aso slope. i have a buddy there as much as you rescued him he's helped tu. >> since working with steel his suicidal thoughts all but disappeared and wants all veterans to know sign of weakness to asking for hem in fact it saved my life. you can look them up k-9 for warriors job. >> anita fogle. fox news. >> it looks nice in sant monica, california. >> as we head into tomorrow and tomorrow it's mid november. we're snapping in. take wrapper precautions. if not we're fine. it's a great fun ryan. >> neighbor it's from noon. >> that's coming up. >> coming up subject night this is super, super moon a super super doomer moon. >> will it be wearing a escape? well, we'll see if this space x project can turn around and come back. a live look outside washington monument is nice flight and hild this time of year. receipt vans degree, dulles 64 and din 66 it's a mrentset breeze picking up and that's bringing in cooler air. quick, hold that and 24 to 36 gave a winter preview in fall su

jill biden cast their ballots at ai dupont high school in wilmington. the vice president has vocally supported hillary clinton and it has been a heck of a campaign and applauded the volunteers who are manning the poll today. >>> president obama continued his election day tradition of playing basketball with friends today and then walked to the white house and said is he not feeling nervous about the outcome. >> as long as people vote i think they will do a good job. the president supports hillary clinton and voted early last month in chicago his home town. >>> a look at closing numbers in the u.s. stocks, the rally upward continues on this day, the dow rallying up more than 72 points and the nasdaq up more than 27 and the s&p 500 up over 8 points today. >>> bit of a rally in the weather department too. you can't complain about the sunshine today. adam call its the real winner this day. >> reporter: for sure something we can agree upon this afternoon. today was a beauty and now the sun is lower on the horizon and it looks darker and clouds increasing fro

>> reporter: dupont middle school is one of the busiest spots in the race. i am told up and down the state, for the most part there haven't been any unusual problems. >> reporter: his important hopes to be the first woman and african-american from delaware elected to federal office. >> this morning there seemed to be more passion gabout voting. i think people feel ready to have the election over and get to work. >> dolores's seat is open because of john connor. the state republican party sent us this video. republican lamar gun and bethany hall long both want -- robert martin is the republican in the race. steve n washington is the republican on the ballot. >> how does it feel? it feels first relieved. optimistic. >> reporter: the polls here in delaware close at 8:00. the democrats are going to have -- the board of elections tell me this, as of about 5:00, 143,000 delawareans have gone through the voting booth and that is a strong number. >>> stay with nbc10 and nbc news the entire night. our coverage goes from now until 2:00 a.m. and don't mess nbc10 news a

. >> a circle here would work brilliantly and tie together the intersection much like dupont circle in washington. >> tyson looking like paris, that mieths be a stretch right now. but tyson as a whole is changing fast. >> i'm not sure that people get what's happening here. how would you describe it? >> this is the largest redevelopment project in america. 40 million square feet of new construction. >> in all goes according to plan, construction could start in two to three years. >>> for a lot of americans, this year's presidential election has been especially stressful. in some cases it's even strained relationships, broken up friendships. so what can you do about it? tom sherwood has some advice. >> are you ready to work hard and win this election? >> we are going to win back the white house. >> the final days this long presidential campaign. people voting, even close are you finding that in your family or friends circle in. >> yeah with my brother. he's yelling at me. so, yeah. >> with so much strain we sought out a place of peace for guidance. the washington national cathedral. >> w

. >> jim got the -- >> there's dupont circle store your web site. >> drinks .com. >> let's all cleanse we'll see you tonight at 10. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: george lopez, he is livid, vulgar and upset about donald trump. >> i will give him a chance to [bleep] my [bleep]. >> he's very upset. he looks like half the country this week. >> i will stop eating chee-tos. anything orange i don't want. >> conor mcgregor, he destroyed at ufc 205. he's the first fighter to hold two belts stooment. -- at the same time. his after party looks so much fun. >> you know who's going to have a kid soon? conor mcgregor. >> the best part is, he doesn't know what the baby is due. >> march, is it? i think march. >> you hear somebody from the back yell, she's due in may. he's like really? >> lil wayne is now pledging his allegiance to a completely different mogul. out with birdman. in with jay-z.

among them, dupont circle. >> it's absolutely impossible to walk at any time of day and not see a rat. tom: it's not hard to spot rats in the circle. it is an issue that has gotten attention. >> we get a good laugh out of it , but that is not taking care of the problem. tom: city government would take your of rats on city land and the park service would handle rats on park land. now there is a new agreement where the city can go after rats everywhere. >> we know the rats don't know the difference between the land. tom: the park service has one rat control employee on staff, but this agreement should help limit what has become a big problem. come even on live television right now. there are several running around. city residents are urged to call 311 if they have a rat problem, whether on city land or national park land, in the city will take care of it, even on national parkland. the park service says that it will reimburse the city in situations where city rat control employees have to come to areas like this one to get rid of the rats. reporting alison: nice of them to come out for

. >> reporter: tough to hear there but dupont said he's looking at immigration, healthcare and jobs as his priority. speaking of jobs, he will have a lot of them to fill in his administration starting with his chief of staff. tonight the speculation on who will fill that role centered on two men. if we learned anything from this campaign, it's that predicting how the now president elect is going to dangerous game. garrett haake, wusa 9. >> thank you. >>> after his meetings on capitol hill president elect donald trump returned to new york city and reporters and photographers were not allowed on his private plane on the flight to or from washington. the move was a break from the protocol of letting a pool of reporters travel with the presidents and their president elects. trump's transition team has yet to discuss those arrangements. >>> there's calls for more pennsylvania avenue this evening. this is after minor vandalism to the hotel last night and a spontaneous by local high school students who showed up there at midday. >> don't give up. don't hate people. >> we have to come together

vice president joe biden and his wife jill biden got online to vote at at dupont school in wilmington. he says it has been a heck of a campaign. >> what amazing me all the time voting all of these years voting at home and being home. all the volunteers, people manning the polls and feeling good about it. democrats, republicans -- >> after he voted biden jumped into the suv to return to his job for the next two months. and the man that wanted his job cast a vote in richmond, virginia. tim kaine and his wife ann voted just after 6:00 a.m. mike pence joined his family to vote in his home state in the last half hour. they visited a polling place in indianapolis, indiana. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. >>> some investors say the narrowing of polls with hillary clinton in the last few days, may have put wall street higher, the dow is up 93 points ands nasdaq 28 points and developing

the costumes tonight and paraded them all overdue pont circle for bragging rights to the historic dupont circle main street held their annual contest in the dog park. [ 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 -- jay leno -- gabrielle union --

delaware's own ai dupont marching band strutted their stuff. these marchers are old pros, they have marched in this parade every year since 1983. >>> how about the beat-tells. they brought back memories, among the most popular beatles tribute band in the area. they chose a christmas tune to get the feet tapping along the christmas route. ♪ purple rain >> then there was this special tribute to sprins performed by the students at philadelphia's creative and performing arts high school they danced to several of his well known hit songs. >> and ahoy maties, a remake of a crowd favorite sailed back into the parade today. it featured many details of the massive ships from centuries ago and breakout start from americas got talent rode on board. ♪ ♪ >> how about this fourth row back performance that got everyone performing. dj cool and dj perform were joined by dozens of kappa dancers. ♪ ♪ a tune i think you know. the keystone boys choir and the girls choir singing the theme song to captain noah and his magical arc, a beloved member of the 6 abc family

. >> reporter: dupont circle is one of the busiest pedestrian cities in the -- area in the city.hat's called a kinetic sidewalk. >> they collect energy from pedestrians as they walk. basically the energy is collected and stored in a battery during the day. then each evening there's accent lighting in the pocket part. >> reporter: the new connecticut avenue sits on the south side of dupont circle. you can see the l.e.d. lighting from underneath the benches that serve as a place to sit and take a break. >> our estimates are that about a thousand people per hour of rush hour cross the medians here. overall there's about 10,000 pedestrians a day. and so what that equates to is about enough energy to provide six hours each evening of l.e.d. lighting. >> reporter: more importantly the park is off the grid. as long as people are walking the lights will always come on. an important piece of the program as the country's aging power grid is being pushed to its limit. >> the sky is the limit. there are sidewalks everywhere. and pedestrians and cities, it's an opportunity to collect energy a

. >> we'll be right back, we >>> this is a live look now from dupont circle where what is being called a solidarity hugging is underway. organizers say they want people to come together to tart understanding one anotr begin working together for a better world. if you're head that day way, organizers want to be clear, event is a safe space. that means they say no speeches, no agenda, just love your neighbor. >> they're saying don't protest. that's not what they want. >>> reaction, of course, is pouring in from across the globe after america elected donald trump its next president of the united states. this from london. >> reporter: congratulationses are pouring in from around the world, some more enthusiastic than others, celebrations are underway in his wife's home town in sylvania >> it was part of her treatments and we're happy if she succeeds. >> reporter: some are moving forward cautiously. france said the election opened a period uncertainty. >> certain positions taken by donald trump during the er light of the values and interest that we share with the united states. >> reporter:

the 9th grader was treated on scene by paramedics and transported to dupont hospital in stable condition. >> the extra staff went out to the school to make sure everybody is okay. >> reporter: patty nash said they have been working on a effort to expand their corner to corner program people walking students to school to make mornings safer. it would include the bus stops on this corridor. police had plans tonight to discuss going into local schools to spread a message of peace. >> if we catch them at an early age and let them know what this is about and what's going on in the city and how it affects all of us, their lives and everybody's lives, maybe changes will come. >> so far police have not released any information on potential suspect. live in elsmere, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> camden county metro police officer is recovering after he was hit by a car overnight. happened at north 5th and vine streets in camden while responding to another call. the car stopped was towed away, the officer was taken to cooper university hospital for treatment of minor i

they gathered in dupont tonight for what they called a solidarity hug n organizer wanted people to come together in an effort to understand one another and work together for a better if you want to be a part of the event and didn't make it down there take a pictures of yourself hugging someone, anyone, and post it on social media use #hug your neighbor. sometimes you have to hug it out. >> it can only help. >> awe. >> thank you. >> what color are we wearing tomorrow? >> all right. >> we all do that. >> we'll hug you later. >> yeah. >> good picture. >> we'll need hugs tonight. it's getting chilly out. there a lot of places in the 40s and breeze still around. you know not the worst breeze ever but 15 to 20 you'll feel that when temperatures in 40s. as we look live over d.c. things settling down and we're looking for nice thursday here. it will be a chilly start. breeze will be round on thursday and sunshine will be back. so grab the sunglasses and that heavy jacekts when you head out the door. you won't need to after school we're advising this with sunshine returning and breeze out of nor

the 22-year-olds claim it happened as they were dupont metro station over the weekend. he has been released of police powers while an investigation is underway. >>> a judge will decide whether the sex assault case against bill cosby will be move forward. his legal team argued for dismissal. he is charged with drugging and molesting a former temple he has another pretrial hearing next month. >>> executives are hoping to restart a vital alabama pipeline as early as this weekend. an accident at colonial pipeline monday sent huge balls of fire into the air. one worker was killed after a truck struck the pipeline. it shut down gasoline deliveries to millions across the state. >> thank you. >>> that is a quick look at >>> they weren't even born yet. this morning, the curse is gone. and good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> what billy goat? i'm mike hydeck. eyes on the skies and the roads this morning. wow, it's going to be warm. we have a look at traffic. it's november. d >> enjoy it. if you are a fan, enjoy it while it lasts. it's not going to last lon

tamir was a senior at dupont high school in greenville, delaware. >>> the courtroom dram continued today in the bill cosby sex assault case. they are revisiting a battle that they have been fighting in previous hearings it's up to a judge to decide the outcome. vernon odom has the full story from montgomery county court in norristown. >> reporter: two full days of hearings on bill cosby's efforts to suppress key evidence wrapped up today. his defense team wants to block the use of a 10-year-old deposition that the 78-year-old gave in a civil case sought by andrea constand. and the d.a. promised not to use it in a criminal can trial. judge steven o'neil did not rule today and may not for equipment sometime. >> we have maintained that mr. cosby's rights are violated in a number of ways, we believe this was fair and just and to the point. >> montgomery county d.a. kevin steele is under the collar blasting the defense team who in open court revealed the names of the 13 women who agreed to testify of bad pattern of behavior by cosby. >> i hope they respect those people we have real victims ou

. >> eleventh street northwest located near dupont circle. and torch it. come on, jim. > push the button. there we go. happy thanksgiving, everybody. upon fire. don't miss our black friday specials, at havertys furniture. big savings in store only. this friday, eight am to eleven am. plus, win up to $250 off your total purchase. and get thirty-six month, no-interest financing. black friday specials, while supplies last. friday, three hours only. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. rtys. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: kanye west, he has been taken to the hospital. on a psych hold. there was a report that he was going to get violent with cops and he had an interesting alias. >> kanye west doctor, he said his patient's name was jim jones. >> because we're all drinking his kool-aid. harvey: he's you're showing your age. >> he's a >> he's a rapper. harvey: he's a rapper? >> jamie foxx. he's catching footballs from what they call the jugs machine but at 100 miles an hour. harvey: what's the idea? the hand motion, the thing you're

next, dupont. we heard from dupont today that its deal with dow chemical is still on track. was welcome news. more important, this is the kind of deal that guys like ross or mnuchin would be okay with. when you listen to these two gentlemen, you get the sense they like mergers that create stronger american companies that can compete on what is sadly, indeed, an unlevel playing field internationally. i like dow chemical. we say it's a buy. chevron and exxon are not. sure, opec pulled a rabbit out of the hat. i think we still have to come to grips with how pro-oil and gas the trump administration is going to be. these companies won't be targeted as enemies. that may be awful for the environment, but it's great for job creation and the economy. fifth, there's caterpillar. i think this company is now in the sweet spot for a number of reasons relating to the trump agenda. most important is cat is viewed as a necessity for both fossil fuel extraction and for infrastructure. it's been the trump industrial stock since the election. i think it can keep climbing. jpmorgan follows and

a developer today compared the proposed circle to the dupont circle here in d.c. it could be covered by park space and surrounded by new business and residential building. if this plan gets construction could begin in two years. >> ever wanted to talk to a doctor in the middle of the night or on the weekend and going to the emergency room doesn't seem like such a good idea? well, tomorrow there will be a new way to see the doctor 24/7 without leaving your house. >> karen young is showing us an e visit at georgetown university hospital. >> describe the reason for the visit. as red eye. the only option is an emergency room, and so is there an easier, better way to get access to a physician while staying in your home, and the answer is yes. >> the app will which will retail for $50 will be released tomorrow for med star health. it makes it easier than ever to be seen for minor conditions. >> the method is through telehealth or med star e visits. it's a virtual visit with a physician. 24 >> telemedicine isn't a new concept. it was developed to help doctors communicate

dupont hospital for children. else a freshman at dickinson high school. >>> in bucks county they are looking for a man who broke into a woman's apartment and assaulted her. this surveillance video shows the suspect at a gas station around the time of the incident. it is believed he is the man who broke into the apartment in bensalem early saturday morning. the woman and her daughter were asleep at the time. the victim woke up to find the man inside there was a struggle and that's when the woman said the man sexually assaulted her. if you have any information call bensalem police. >>> right now a nine day mourning period is underway in cuba to honor the county's long time leader fedel castro. he died friday night at the age of 90. his remains will be brought to the main square in havana. thousands lined up to say a final farewell to the president who led the nation for five decades. a public mass is planned for tomorrow followed by a week of services. >>> the first regularly scheduled flight in nearly half a centur

. >> reporter: at dupont circle too, with more hugs to be had. >> let's all move forward together and heal. >> reporter: perhaps that's because as one of the greatest presidents, abraham lincoln once said a house divided against itself cannot stand. >> reporter: we heard word there may have been some that were happening here at the white house. we checked with park police, and all they can tell us, they are assisting the secret service. as soon as we get more information on that, we will pass it along to you. there was one other protest in the shaw neighborhood, but we are told it was a peaceful protest. with the latest from the white house, john henry, wusa 9. >> reporter: this was the scene in new york city tonight, and a scene taking place in at seven cities across the country, including new york, philadelphia, chicago, and several here in the nation's capital. >> in dc's columbia heights neighborhood, they grabbed their coats and candles and leaned on one another for postelection comfort, and they had signs about racism and climate change. >> and they shared concerns about what a

reporting here in dupont circle. evan koslof, wusa9. >> and the numbers in the report are based on a count done every january? communities across the country. -- in communities across- country. >>> today and tomorrow could be the best days to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday. that's because showers could move in on turkey day. here's allyson. >> yeah you know, all things considered we're looking at a pretty good forecast but yeah we're going to run into a thanksgiving day. get the traveling done today and tomorrow and things are looking pretty good. it sure is nice looking out there it's beautiful and sunshine there's a little cold absolutely. 47 degrees and that dew point. that air is dry. so hair staticky a little chap on the skin and on the lips, the winds are just going to add to that. another breezy day. 20-mile-per-hour gusts and yesterday we were up to 30 horse. sunday up to 60. we're moving the winds down a little bit and finally tonight the wi we have to get through this afternoon of another breezyd

devoted to reconciliation in post election washington >> earlier we saw hugging in dupont circle. people are trying to do their heal. >> this as if really just about a candidate. it's about the entire process and how bruising personal and course it can get >> family therapist friend of our show #5at630 is more about how we move forward, talk our kids and how people can get through this if their candidate didn't win? let's start with the kid thing. i know i had to have tough conversations this morning with groups. duke to your kids and tell them this is ok? >> i mean, i think you have an honest conversation. so if your candidate lost and you have feelings based on that, be honest. the likelihood is you've already been having conversations throughout the process. continue and acknowledge the feelings that you're sad or to disappointing and talk about here's how we move forward -- we don't have to it's ok to feel that way >> first educating them on the process this is how democracy works and then dealing with emotional level. if there's a kid like a young girl looks at hillary clinto

a woman says she argued with another driver at a red light on south dupont highway. police say she was stabbed when she trying to get out of the passenger-side door. she's in the hospital right now. police are searching for two women who attacked her. >>> a delaware county mayor is facing several charges including dui. we first broke this story on the nbc 10 app sunday. authorities say upland borough's mayor hit a parked car and that car hit two other cars. he walked away from the wreck, according to police prosecutor but they eventually tracked him down. >>> meet the marathon runner who pushed his friend in a wheelchair the entire 26.2 miles. >>> plus a shake-up of the eagles receiver position. tonight, what the coach plans to do with nelson aguilar and who may replace him. >>> talking about holiday travel, if you're expecting company or heading out of town, don't head towards syracuse, new york. i'm tracking the weather for this thanksgiving everywhere else. my forecast is next. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game?

christopher dupont fought along his brother. >> this is the flag my mom got at his grave site the day that he was laid to rest. >> reporter: he says this flag represents his family's patriotism and sacrifice. it's exactly why he is speaking out today. >> how much blood has been shed for our country for our ? god bless america ? ? my home sweet home ? >> the university's president is standing by his decision tonight. he says the discussion about what the flag represents will continue. >>> the commuter rail is forming an action committee to study issues out of poor performance. the worcester line is performance of just 61%. that's based on the last 30 days. keolis said in its report that leave created slippery track conditions which caused some of the delays during the fall. but the action group will be examining the schedule and resources dedicated to that line. >>> this new machine could help the t get the most out of its trains. this modern wheel born machine went into service last week at the mbta facility in everett. times faster than the old machine. helping employees shave hours

metered parking near dupont circle will be off limits. >>> today wisconsin election officials will meet to talk about a possible timeline for a vote recount which has to be finished by december 13th. green party presidential nominee jill stein raised money to take a look at the tight election results. stein is also expected to ask for a recount in that. hillary clinton's campaign is backing the effort but has said it has not found any evidence of system hacking. >>> president-elect donald trump is taking to social media to voice his outrage over the recount. on sunday he sent out a flurry of tweets claiming did he not win the popular vote because millions of people voted illegally. in another tweet he says there was serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. trump did not support any of more than 2 million votes. tracie potts will have more on this and the trump transitions. >>> it is time to turn our attention to the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell here with a chilly start to our monday. >> good morning. a very cold start out there. 20s and 30s on yo

jennifer keller works with families of critically ill children at dupont hospital. >> my families knowstold them over the week and they were like in tears. they were so excited about it. >> reporter: pack to the roof this suv full of groceries will be going to low income families in north philadelphia. threw parent power. >> yes, we have a family that serves he's a single father of four children and he'll be able to provide his four girls with lovely thanksgiving dinner this year. >> for the first time. >> for the first time, yes. he usually go over family members houses he'll be able to do it himself this year. i'm getting teared up. >> reporter: hundreds of holiday memories will be made this thanksgiving thanks to people like our mystery man and his company who decided to ditch traditional holiday presents and instead use the money to give back to pack carfuls of food and work with organizations like the dolan foundation to provide priceless family moments around the din are in table to those less fortunate. in ambler, i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> the kelly ann dolan memorial

months before the incident we first told you about yesterday involving vihn and two women at the dupont circle station. the woman believes the punishment so far is simply not enough. >> i think he needs to be fired. >> reporter: that's what carlitta blocker believes should happen to metro transit officer andy vihn. you can see had her 18-year-old daughter, lashae haggins. he had ordered haggins and another one of her daughters to stop eating on the train, and then he tried to force them out of the station all together. we are told haggins questioned why she had to leave, and that's when the assault occurred. >> you could have killed her doing what you did to her. >> reporter: but blocker says the video only shows so much, and she said vihn also grabbed her daughter by the neck. mean you, as an officer, abuse your authority. >> reporter: he has been accused of assaulting three other women while at work. in light of the claims, many people have taken to twitter to pressure metro to fire the officer out right. >> he should not have been able to sit on the job and constantly do this and do

laurel watkins shot this video of the incident on saturday at dupont circle. officer andy vin asked her and a friend to leave the station tape shows them asking to leave many times before he appears to push them toward the fair gate. watkins says she was bruised in the incident. metro reviewed vin once before after an incident involving a teen but the teen never filed a complaint. >>> there are sharp divisions within metro about what to do about a nearly $300 million budget short fall. the general manager's budget proposes fare increase, cuts in service and layoffs. it is prepared to double the same. no word on whether they would be willing to pay more, though. metro's largest union is vowing to protect itself from layoffs. union workers say they're being scapegoated for metro's poor management. >>> today chicago is going to be celebrating as you know. the cubs won their first world series in more than a century. >> it will be a big party. they're holding a parade to honer them today at the friendly confined, wrigley field and then players, coaches and you'll

. >> vice president joe biden voted this morning, he cast his ballot at the electric i dupont high school near wilmington, before assuming the vice presidency under president owe bamm, a biden was the longest serving senator in delaware history. well pennsylvania also playing a pivotal role in u.s. senate race, katie mcginty is taking on i incumbent republican pat toomey. "eyewitness news" cameras caught up with mcginty as she cast her ballot this morning in tredyffrin chester county, latest pole show mcginty and toomey neck and nick in the race. toomey campaign says the senator will cast his vote in zionsville, lehigh county, after head to election events. >> department of homelands security keeping close eye on any possible on line threats that could disturb the election day process. us officials have publicly accused russia of trying to interfere with the race, in the release of emails and the breach of voter data bases in two states, michael hayden former director of the nsa, says russian president, vladmeere putin, trying to create distrust. >> definitely trying to affect the politic

. >> reporter: the victim a students at dickinson high school was that rushed to a.i. dupont children's hospital. he's listed in critical condition. a classmate today wished him a speedy recovery. >> i hope he comes out better and i wish luck for him and his family. >> reporter: neighbors here are having a hard time believing someone could do this to a students and around students starting their school day. >> ridiculous. >>> i mean, it's disgusting. there's really no -- there's really no description for it other than just disgusting and s i mean, it's crazy. it's crazy. school used to be fun, a place to go to meet up with your friends, you know, like you meet up with your friends at the bus stop. it's crazy. >> reporter: now, at this point there's no word of a suspect description. again, the victim 15 years old shot multiple times list in critical condition. reporting live in wilmington, bob brooks channel6 "action news. jim. >> thank you, bob. >>> officials have identified the man who went on an attack on the campus of ohio state university this morning. the university says abdul raza

dupont children's hospital. at this time, there is no word on motive or suspect. but anyone with information is asked to call wilmington police. live in wilmington, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile in philadelphia's feltonville section, police say would be hold-up victim turned the tables on his attacker. they say the would be victim pulled out his own gun, shot man trying to will be him. >> this happened last night on the 100 block of west rockland street. police found gun at the scene. they say it belongs to one of the suspects. that suspect is now in stable condition with gunshot wounds to both legs. >> there is outpouring of support for the last week's letter bomb in center city. this is the crowd fund page to help jim aldan, see the shrapnel wound covering the upper half of his body. last tuesday you may recall, he was inside his apartment at 18th and pine, when he opened an envelope addressed to him triggering the explosive device. so far police have not made any arrests. the crowd funding page has raised more than $9,000. the goal is to raise

area, a farm boy, gone off to college, done well for himself and became an executive first in the dupont corporation and in general motors where he became vice chairman of general motors corporation. he would retire in the middle of the 20th century and moved back to fredricksburg and he and his wife decided they needed a place to live. chatham was up for sale. mrs. pratt liked it and john pratt bought it for $150,000 and he would live here up until he gave it to us in 1975. mr. pratt and mrs. pratt were two entirely different personalities one of those things of opposites attracting. john lee pratt was a simple man. he liked to go out in his old clothes. had patches on his coats. in fact, he liked to walk -- he walked across the river and play cards with buddies in town. he dressed so shabbily, everybody thought he was a bum. it was explained that's one of the richest men in america. his wife was driving across the bring with her chauffeur and saw mr. pratt from mind and said to the chauffeur who is that poor shabby looking man over there? and the chauffeur said madam that's your husban

the injured teen a is the nemours ai dupont hospital for children. >> he was blessed.e was fortunate. it went through it came out the other side and hit his arm. three holes and two bullets. >> it was gang. >> you think it's gang relate. >> i know it was gang related. >> reporter: neighbors tell fox 29 they woke up to six to eight powerful gunshots. >> when we look out the window, we saw some kids run up this w way. we saw some kids jump on the bus and some of the bus drivers were telling the kids get on the bus. >> reporter: one bullet even piercing the windshield of this car. the father says this attack should be awake-up call to wilmington youth after another teen takes gunfire. >> this is real. this ain't video shoot. it's into the rap video. when you get shot it hurts you feel like that pain for the rest of your life. >> reporter: the victim is in stable condition still at this hour and police continue their hun for the shooter. iain? >> dave, let's hope they find him. thanks. >>> panic in ohio with college campus under attack it happened this morning at ohio stat