live in dupont circle. justin finch. >>> d.c.ice are also searching for the person who killed a young man on p street southwest saturday night. this happened a few blocks from that park. 18-year-old kyrie ledbetter was killed. another teenager was hurt as well. so far, no arrests. >>> 4:30 following breaking news on the indonesian island of bali. >> molette green is at the live desk with details. what's happening? >> we just got this new video in overnight showing the rumbling of mt. agung volcano. it's spewing smoke and ash. officials say 100,000 people around the volcano need to leave. the area they call home now considered a danger zone. the volcano alert is raised to the highest level today. live images forcing the closure of bali's international airport. it's a beautiful picture but very, very dangerous. back to you guys. >> molette, thank you. >>> there is a bitter battle over who will run the consumer financial protection bureau. the woman named interim director of the agency is suing president trump. english was elevated

and politico reporter is live in dupont circle. tell me you have not seen rats tonight, ronica. >> reporter: i hav afternoon 2:00. i'll tell you at one time dupont circle was called a rat sank tu aarry and people saw them so often of the today the mayor outed a program that she has created called back to basics d.c.. she started is it here with what she called a rat walk okay and that was to highlight her efforts to combat the problem here in the district. some of things the mayor put in place solar trash cans and waste compact tore grant program where 60 business koz buy or least waste compactors. we took part of rat walk with if you will, with the mayor ut. we did to the sew rats but we immediately saw a violation of dumpsters over nroving with trash. the mayor had a message for the owners take a listen. >> our message to business owner we need you to be responsible 'need you to know the the rules and i'm assuming that this business owner that and once these bins are overflowing that they're in violation. it probably means they n

in dupont, wusa9. >> that church has a long history. it was built in 1891, and had the likes of eleanor, and franklin roosevelt in their congregation. >>> at least 12 women are now suing the prince george's hospital center, after they say they were treated by a doctor with a fraudulent medical license. whitney wild is digging into this, and we talk about what she's uncovered so far. >> is he a doctor? >> reporter: according to some records i've read, he at least went through some sort of residency program at howard university. the question is, does he have medical training outsides of the united states? we can't verify that. what we know is federal officials found falsified records. >> he has treated people. real patients. >> reporter: he has treated real patients. >> what's been the outcome? >> reporter: some people say he really did cause lasting harm. there are a lot of lawsuits at present. the details of which, are different for everybody. the reality is, these women say he's caused them lasting damage. >> so who dropped the ball on

we're live in dupont circle. i'm justin finch. back to you. >>> a husband is in mourning after his wife and 2-year-old son were found dead inside a home in landover. police believe the woman killed her son before taking her own life. police found the bodies of you song and joseph wang this weekend. the family moved out of a house in glen burnie and police are still trying to find out a motive. >>> take a look at the repairs on the red line means fewer trains and fewer places to board. >> it's incredible. trains are not running between silver spring and fort totten weeks. >> adam tuss is at the silver spring station. looking at those lines and knowing it will be that way for two weeks, pretty tough for commuters. >> reporter: 100%. the sign out here lets you know what you need to know. no rail service between silver spring and the fort totten. >> a sleeping 2-month-old baby is a beautiful thing. >> especially when the baby sleeps through this. >> this is what the line to catch a shuttle bus outside the silver spring station looked

shooting in dupont circle. news 4's justin finch is live happened and who police are looking for. justin? >> reporter: eun, a scary scene out here. first an argument, then a gun and then a man shooting into a car. that's the story a man tells d.c. police that he was riding with his victim in his car going north on a 1300 block much connecticut northwest just after 3:00 a.m. on sunday. that the victim had his window rolled down and got into a dispute with an unknown man. that dispute did heat up and that man somehow reached out and got a gun and began shooting into the witness's car windshield striking the victim in this case. a man from sterling. in his face and left eye. he was taken to the hospital conscious and breathing. at this point, police are still looking for the suspect in this case. described only as a hoib man wearing a black wearing a black shirt. he fled the scene in a dark-colored scene. a week ago, police were back out here nearby the 18th and m street northwest for another shooting. of course,

. >> dupont circle once notorious for rats has problem gotten better?e take a closer look coming up follow me. i'm usually the gravy master. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant. this year, i want the best bird for my family and my wallet. a wide variety of nature's promise turkeys, with no antibiotics, ever. everything for thanksgiving. that's my giant. snv you see fair amount of rat running from one fwoush next it's normal at this point like wallpaper, always there. >> to me it seems like health money or something. i don't know why they don't experiment nate. >> i want the restaurants to be good neighbors, some of them are good neighbors and really stepped up others literally it's like they drag bags of you know garbage and food and it leaks all overhe >> washington d.c. a city known for architecture, history, it's amazing restaurants and for its rats the. >> that's good, jim. >> we're also talking about rats not just politicians. >> right. >> d.c. muriel bowser tag a step to cle

they recently just finished playing the game here at fort dupont.ual purple and white game in dom's honor everyone i talked to, parents, teammates that played with him, coaches, they all said that he was such an outgoing player. he was the type of teammate where if you were the quiet player off in a corner he would say hi to you. he would make sure you were skating right even if you felt embarrassed by your skill. he also picked up his teammates and helped them. you mention this is the third year of this event. year after year it's become more of a celebration. people i talked to said it was a bit more somber a ago. now they use this to honor him. you mentioned that scholarship fund. they've raised over $250,000 and this week they're in a 11 day pledge drive to get more funds. you can see over my shoulder dom's jersey number is still retired here at fort dupont ice arena. and his memory, this game means a lot to these kids. >> and this is both very somber event but it's also very -- it's a good time. it's fun. we're celebrating his life. we're mourn

on sunday as dupont's bars and restaurants were closing up. a man shot in the face after an argument. a witness tells d.c. police that a man opened fire striking through his windshield and hitting this man in his left eye. the man was taken to the hospital, conscious and breathing. the witness says the victim was riding with him in his car going north on connecticut avenue northwest with the window down when he got into a dispute with the suspect here. of course, police shut down the area for hours trying to track down the suspect in this case when they did not catch him. it is believed he likely got away in a dark or black-colored sedan. only as a hispanic man wearin i'm justin finch. news 4. back to you. >> justin, thank you. d.c. police are searching for the person who killed a young man on p street. this happened blocks from nats park. another teenager was hurt as well. so far, no arrests. >> it's 6:04. a husband is mourning after his wife and 2-year-old son were found dead inside a home in landover. >> police believe the woman killed thei

let's take dupont sushling here a year ago they counted 150 rat bureaus in dupont today they say they're only 11 and to them, they're calling that improvement and a vic victory. >> and reporting live from northwest, ronica cleary "fox5 local news". >> just owe to point out the last time she was in dupont there were ratting secureying. >> it was probably when there were 150 now they're down 11. that's a good thing. >> more aetions against senate candidate roy moore. >> mr. moore reached over and began groping me. and putting his hands on my breasts. >> new claims of abuse in misconduct and we'll tell you how moore is respoping to those accusations. >> and brewing on social media, people are posting videos violently destroying their current coffee machines over the company's controversial decision regarding ad place: we'll explain more first sue. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, i don't know what to say about that. but i'll tell you what, we have cool days brewing and quiet days here in d.c., we had a little light rain early this morning and skies have cleared out and not a bad tuesday ahead. we'

it was dupont. >> dupont. >> lost to dupont and then now management was under a lot of pressure they missed one quarter, fairly dramatically and the board fired the ceo, and that stick to think has been a double, ultimately. even though nelson lost of the proxy contest. p & ge still the same story, ran around, made a lot of commitments and nelson who is dangerous and lost the proxy contest by a small margin. first quarter they have disappointed shareholders. the stock is down 10 bucks and if they don't make meaningful progress over the next couple of quarters, they will be work. >> theoretically you did enough work on adp that you could have tried to meet with the company. >> scott, we did i 100% tried up to them whether they will meet with us. >> before you asked for an extension to the nominating period, and maybe this would gone differently if you had a private quiet conversation with the company without asking them to -- >> it's all theoretical. bottom line is -- >> it's relevant to this conversation. >> not particularly relevant. >> may have worked out differently. >> dis'groo.

the other is dow chemical and dupont. joining us is erik fyrwald, ceo of syngenta.ou taking advantage of this sweet spot for you, given that dupont and dow, bayer and monsanto, are caught up in trying to emerge successfully? erik: ours is an acquisition. chemchina acquired us a couple months ago. because it is an acquisition, we are still syngenta, with chinese owners. we can stay focused on their customers. we can stay focused on what we need to do to win in the marketplace, and not be distracted by other issues. vonnie: so how exactly do you plan to take market share from others while they are a little distracted? erik: first of all, we have to drive our base business. we are number one in the world and our crop protection products business. and we are number two in the seeds business. we want to further strengthen our crop protecting business and turn around our number three seeds business, closing the gap on the others. we are investing in our base ,usiness, focusing on customers and doing both on acquisitions. vonnie: to the point on seeds, bayer literally anno

>> first of all, it's one place to go to across from dupont circle metro and support 50 businesses in that space. you can eat. you can drink. we have local beers on tap. and local cta so we're giving away, if you spend $100, you get a gift card. you get free coffee all day. most of all, we're the oasis for localism. >> reporter: excellent. perfect place. do it all in one stop and ed is making up breakfast tacos. smells great in here. lots of great stuff to do. live at dupont circle, back to you. >> seeing exactly why you chose that live shot location, derrick. getting breakfast in, too. >> reporter: yeah. i'll try to bring you some back. may have another assignment after this. >> something tells me you'll be delayed. derrick ward, thanks, man. >>> more fallout from the charlie rose scandal. which schools are pulling his name off their programs. >>> and cities around the world paying tribute this morning to egypt after hundreds are killed in a mosque. just getting new numbers. tell what you we've learned about the attack when "news4 today" on your saturday >>> today mark as year since

why the shooting in dupont circle could have put so many others at risk. the former star of glee spent part of her weekend behind bars. find out what led to her arrest. >>> and a great white shark goes after a . >>> dupont circle turning into a crime scene early this morning after an argument gets out of hand. we just got a look at the police report on this incident and it says that two men were driving along connecticut avenue when a passenger inside the car got into a car with someone who was the gunman on the street opened fire, shooting through the windshield and hit the passenger in the eye. police canvassed the neighborhood but the shooter did get away. >> former "glee" star has been arrested and charged with domestic battery. rivera was celebrating the thanksgiving holiday in west virginia. dorsey told authorities that rivera struck him on the head and the bottom lip last night. rivera was taken into custody but was later released. >>> a california man spent part of his weekend in the hospital after a great white shark sank his teeth into his thigh.

dupont circle, open shortly.e at dupont circle, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a phone scam spreading across the country. you may have noticed this, too. recently, perhaps getting a lot of calls from numbers that maybe look like yours or some someone you know. these calls can actually be coming from scammers trying to steal all of your information. nbc's national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is showing us how to ec >> reporter: it's called spoofing. telemarketers calling from a number that looks a lot like yours. same area code and even the same first few digits trying to get your personal information. promising free cruises and warrantees. now scammers are doing it, too. >> criminals realize you're more apt to answer your call if they call from an area code you're in and more crazy make the call look like it's coming from somebody you already know. >> reporter: mimic somebody's phone number now? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you could call my producer just off-camera. hi! call her

we're on 20th street right off dupont circle.esses here. as we walk along the row here i'll show you some have chains, chains don't work. this does. trying to keep the rats out, and part of the problem is this, guys. you know, it's a monday morning. trash collection is going on. but many of these trash bins are overflowing like this which are just ripe for rats. i want to show you what the city is proposing here. it's a photographic of a new solar trash can. you see these in boston. the city mayor bowser is going to announce today is going to start a waste chiropractor grant program to help up to 60 businesses buy or lease new trash bins, and it's one way the city is trying to go after the rat infestation that is just plaguing downtown washington and has for years. i can show you the over the place here. they're attracted by the food, the garbage, the grease that is produced by these businesses. mayor bowser says it is an eye soar and a public health matter and so that's why she this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock is going to be march

suzanne kennedy is in dupont circle with details on the game plan. suzanne: the mayor will be in dupont circle to walk the community and talk with residents about what is being done to get rid of rats in the district. of times, big bart -- garbage does attract them. we saw bait being put out. it helps but is not completely solving the problem. ins are the most significant areas like dupont circle, because of the high concentration of residence and restaurants and the trash they produce. >> it is totally gross. brazen pitbulls. they cross your feet. i dodge them all the time on my scooter. it is annoying. exit is disgusting. it is a beautiful city. it is unfortunate that we have this at the same time. deploying 400 smart litter bins in areas considered rat hot spots. the smart bins are trash cans equipped with a sensor that indicates when chance need to be emptied. what can you do if you see a rat? you can text 31 one on your cell phone and let them know where you are, and they will send withody out to help deal the problem. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 new

the original machine shop from 1802 to 1921 where they manufactured gun powder on the property the dupont company and i did break this unfortunately but i'll find someone to fix it. this was all powered by turbine, it gets the water from down there at the brandywine creek and that turbine is original as well. they made gun powder here. do we want to shoot off another cannon. steve will set it off. look at the little one blocks his ears, bear with me seven seconds, you ready? hi rick and monica the cannon is loud. come on lets go. three, two, one -- come on. >> wow. that is a serious cannon. >> what did you think? >> that was loud. >> look at this little guy, you can let go of your ears now buddy. >> jim gardner will be up next for "action news." a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. ch

it happened at dupont circle and massachusetts avenue just after 1:00 this morning. emergency crews rushing the victim to the hospital p.. they say he was conscious and breathing. we're waiting for an update on his condition. meantime, police want any information you may have. >>> a george mason university student's cap and gown will never be seen on the graduation stage, because this morning her family, unfortunately, is planning her funeral. she was hit by a car just steps from her home. news4's darcy spencer talked to her close friend, who wants her to be remembered as a wholesome person. >> reporter: samantha ig just weeks away from graduating from george mason university. monday night she got off the metro at the minnesota avenue station, walked across the pedestrian bridge and was crossing here at kenilworth terrace, just steps from home, when she was struck. she died friday afternoon. kevin rodrigues is a close friend. >> i messaged her that i want to be there for her graduation. she purchased a gown, a hat, and she was like trying those things on. so, it came

in dupont circle, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> certainly thought provoking. >> yeah. if there's any fallout from that long term. we're back after this way live look from the national christmas tree lighting on the ellipse after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ heard about eucrisa for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. >> ♪ >> welcome back. the president and the first lady flipping the switch or pushing the button for a big holiday tradition in the nation's capitol the first time he's presiding over the lighting

down dupont, it's going to bring its up into three smaller companies. i think it's an opportunity. finally, i watch out for potential spin off of fmc corpse, lithium division lithium goes into electronic batteries. spinoffs can be lucrative even if they don't seem to be working. we will keep monitoring these stocks for you, that's who we work for and after considering how well they've done we're going to profile all of the major ones going forward so you can make up your own mind will be whether they're great opportunities. john in ohio >> caller: hello mr. cramer i've owned phillip morris for several years. i took some off the table as you direct but ooud like to know whether to hold, sell or buy the rest >> its difficult because i didn't like to recommend tobacco companies. i like bothem both. i think they're really really good so, i bless them as stocks as much as i hate them as companies. >>> all right sometimes breaking up is great today. dow dupont's going to give you some opportunities and fmc's potential spinoff of lithium can be great >>> much more "mad money" ahead. then

bank of america is great dow dupont those two names would be considered tech.er all the things taught us, take two this is entertainment, intel is tech going to bless this portfolio as fine bob in new jersey. >> caller: thank you for taking my call jim. my stock, i need a tommy mcdonald save here >> oh, my. go eagles, go birds. >> caller: nvidia, apple, aba, square and hewlett-packard enterprises. >> oh, boy wow. this is why we play okay because this trades with this which trades with this which trades with this this is one stock. i happen to love every one other than this, doesn't matter. got to do business here. nvidia for now it's resting apple, own, don't trade. square moved up too much because of bitcoin a ali baba i like. we're going to get rid of square, buy a conglomerate get united technologies in there. would be terrific. and nvidia and apple we're going to have to sell nvidia, even though charitable trust owns it. and apple -- pull up, going to say oil stock but too nasty. what i want to do, one i talked about today. fox. i don't think stay independe

dupont, that's ed green. he's the anti-jeff -- he's tough, not opaque. you don't have to go and look up google he's a very good manager don't sell a share connor in new jersey >> caller: a big booyah to you cramer >> holy khouw. rig crow. right back at you what's going on >> caller: well i haven't been to your restaurant i've been watching the -- >> we are west point what a great time we had. so, so many younger people watching this show it's just fabulous i was up in espn yesterday, a lot of people watched the show there too. how did i help >> caller: jim i've been following the stock of iconic for a long time -- >> yeah it seems to be -- >> caller: i don't know where it's going, what do you think? >> i think it's worth more than selling but obviously the stock's breaking down. i've been talking to a colleague who said he's giving up the ghost. i think the value will be brought out when we get the management team in action. i'm not disheartened but i see it's going to go down before it goes up. we're going to hold it we're going to tell club members tha

dow dupont is out already.ig one to watch is apple. the tech giant reporting results after the bell tim cook sitting down with lester holt. here's what he had to say about tax reform >>> tax reform is sorely needed in this country. we don't focus on the individual side, but for corporations, we think we have a pretty deep perspective on this. the biggest issue with corporations in this country is that if you earn money outside the united states, which most companies increasingly will, the only way you can -- and it's taxed in those countries, by the way. the only way that you can bring it into the u.s. and invest is if you pay 40% this is kind of a crazy thing to do so what do people do they don't bring it to the united states. well, this isn't good for the u.s. there's no tax receipts there. and it's not good for investment in the u.s so this needs to be fixed. in my view, it should have been fixed years ago. but let's get it done now. >> apple has about 2$250 billion in cash held overseas. we'll have more of

it was once considered one of the safest places in the nation's capital, dupont circle. >> it just happens. it's really surprising. were driving when a front seat passenger got into an argument with a pedestrian on massachusetts avenue. he pulled out a gun and shot the passenger in the eye. when you tally this up, that is four shootings and six victims, including the juvenile that passed away, in less than 24 hours. if you have any information about any of the shootings, contact the metropolitan police. q mccray, abc 7 news. kellye: county police say that a mother and her toddler are dead after a murder suicide in landover. theauthorities say 34-year-old killed her two-year-old son and took her own life. this happened on country would court. neighbors said they thought that the family had moved out. >> she would spend the majority of her time with the kids. definitely very shocking. kellye: the police say they both died of his fixie asian. the motive is under investigation. -- the police say they both died of asphyxiation. the motive is still under investigation. veteran police officer sea

we saw people walking in and out of stores from dupont circle to minnesota avenue. the mayor says you can do more walking and less driving now. >> every wants mixed use developments in their neighborhood, things they can walk to, whether it's coffee, their dry-cleaning, to pick up a gift or even to buy a sofa or a couch. now in d.c. we have those options. >> business owners weren't the only ones celebrating. small businesses are getting into the holiday spirit. stores along wisconsin avenue are decorated with winter theme displays. this is the second year for the tenley winterfest window contest. the l . >> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> i'll tell you right off the battle i'm giving you the green light for outside activities tomorrow. it is going to be pretty cool. not just te dropping low but we'll also see the winds picking up. sunday brunch, dress warm. do an outdoor activity. make sure you bundle p up. temperatures in the upper 50s. a little influx in the numbers over night and as we head into tomorrow morning we're going to see these temperatures droppi

this is dupont circle park at 3:00 o'clock this afternoon.ard two council member jack evans, and look you see the guys here are cleaning up garbage. this is a prime location for rats. it's dark here right after sunset all the way up just before dawn rats run rampant here at dupont circle, and she's going to go from here up to 117th and r streets through the business district here along dupont circle. what she's going to find we can show you the first picture i took it this morning. garbage cans, trash bins overflowing, and those are great attraction for the rats that have been plaguing the downtown area for decades. centuries probably, guys. and then what she wants to do is encourage businesses to lease or buy the second photo i can show you these new solar trash bins. they're popular in other cities. boston has them. the mayor will talk about a waste chiropractor grant to help up to 60 businesses to buy or lease these new trash bins to try to keep the rats out of their alleyways. of course, just what you want to see first thing in the mornin

lindsey. >> reporter: lauren, and marina we're near dupont circle.h crime area, this is m street off of connecticut avenue. early this morning, after the bars let out, police say a man was attacked and shot in the stomach. he is expected to survive and police arrested a the two men they say are responsible. just about five minutes after that shooting, dc police got a call about another one, only a few miles away. on spring road in the pet worth area. police say 25-year-old christian lopez ramirez was shot multiple times. police have made no arrests and provided no information about a motive. finally another homicide this weekend, on 30th street near nailer road in southeast. th harris son of southeast, he was shot multiple times just before midnight on saturday. no arrests in that case, police are saying no evidence that these crimes are connected. >>> checking other top stories, a gofundme page has been set up for baltimore police officer who was shot and killed. tomorrow they will clear the scene where he was killed. it's been on lock down since we

the victim said he picked her up in the dupont circle and sexual assaulted her before she got out at american university. >>> it's an issue that has hit communities nationwide, police profiing people based on the color of their skin. some neighbors accusing the dc police department of profiing them >> one was so fed up, he recordeded it, then questioned the officer's motives, evan lambert joins us with the latest. >> reporter: and the officers they were actually talking with that man who contacted us through an open wind, they never got out of their cars. he said that they came out of nowhere started asking him if he had guns, he said he feels like he's being racially profile d. i want to show you the video and the exchange between the officer and the man who recorded the video >> everything good >> everything good with you all? i'm good. >> ok. >> you don't go not gun. >> you all got the guns. >> i didn't catch that. >> i said you all have the guns. ? i do but i want to you have >> i don't consent to any search or anything. i'm good. >> >> you see i don't have anything good. >> does

58th streetft -- on southeast. . 17-year-old was hurt this morning, a man was shot in the eye in dupont circle. the shooters in each case are still on the run tonight. early morning house fire. it happened that a home in district heights. firefighters say a second for fireplace-- floor malfunctioned, forcing a family of three out of their home. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> welcome back. my screen is not loading properly. let us take a look outside. we'll show you outside right now. temperatures are dropping back. temperatures respond to the winds which are starting to calm down. we're seeing a pretty pleasant evening taking shape. as we look at the capitol, looking at a number of 50 degrees. today's light, 55 degrees. a pleasant afternoon, slipping into the 40's. 37 degrees and culpeper. 36 degrees in winchester. zoo lights going on every night. you can check those out nightly. .0's at the national zoo it runs until 9:00. tonight, temperatures will bottom out you definitely want a jacket to start off. it will be a crisp start to the morning, but in the day, a very nice warming trend

and it resolves around gun powder the dupont company made it from 1802 to 1921 for over 100 years. we'll learn about gun powder and steve is getting ready to fire off the cannon. first forecast before we have fun here. look at the temperatures, it is beautiful out here. short-sleeve weather and shorts and temperatures in the 70s. it's 73 in wilmington right now and trenton 74 and dover 71 and poconos 64 degrees, cooler up there. as you look at the satellite and radar a lot of clear skies along the east coast. a cold front far to the north and west in the northern plains and that sweeps through here tomorrow and some clouds and for tonight mild and late fog developing and 54 to 59 degrees, for the overnight low. and once that fog burns off tomorrow a mild afternoon, southwesterly wind ahead of the cold front temperatures soaring again into the middle 70s close to 14, 15 degrees above normal and then on saturday. high pressure comes in from canada behind the front and slides over new england and switches the winds to the northeast 60 degrees and tumble 50 degrees friday to saturday a

. >>> all new this morning, a disturbing scene out of dupont circle. someone shot a man in the face. d.c. police are now looking for a person in a black sedan that took off from that scene. it happened at dupont circle and massachusetts avenue just after 1:00 this morning. emergency crews rushed the man to the hospital. he was conscious and breathing at the time. police are at a loss. they need your help. if you know anything, give them a call. >>> a george mason university student's cap and gown will never be seen because this morning her fami her funeral. she was hit and killed by a car just steps from her home. her friend wants her to be remembered as a wholesome people. >> reporter: samantha ibvall was weeks away from graduating from george mason university. monday night she got off the metro at the minnesota avenue station, walked across the pedestrian bridge, and was crossing here at kenilworth terrace, just steps from home, when she was struck. she died friday afternoon. kevin rodriguez is a close friend. >> i messaged her that i want to be ther

i am looking, johnson & johnson, dupont, mac and expressed, procter & gamble the underperformers.ndalls a quarter of 1% overall little changed after major averages closed at record yesterday and he nasdaq is still trading at a record today with any gain for major averages would be another closing high. there is a lot going on and one of the things we are watching in the last hour is sterner, shares surging after a report that the ceo of amazon cloud services plans to announce a deal with cerner to help health care providers better use data to use predictions about data population. citing unidentified people with the matter and cerner is not commenting. amazon web services has a lot of clients. it is unclear what the significance of this particular deal would be. cerner is reacting and its rivals are down today. holidays,ers into the some strength across the retailers. goldman sachs out with an interesting note talking about the increasing reliance of the retail industry on the holiday season. this year they could get a larger proportion of their revenue from the holiday season, sa

as for earnings, results from alibaba, aig, starbucks and dow dupont the big one to watch is apple. tech giant reporting results after the bell not to mention the expected republican tax proposal set to be released this morning and the announcement officially of the next fed chairman >> which we look forward to. those apple earnings you mentioned. speaking of that, tim cook sat down with lester holt. cook addressed a wide range of topics from the new iphone x to social media's impact on the election and also spoke about tax reform >> tax reform is sorely needed in this country. we don't focus on the individual side, but for corporations, we think we have a pretty deep perspective on this. the biggest issue with corporations in this country is that if you earn money outside the united states, which most companies increasingly will, the only way you can -- and it's taxed in those countries, by the way. the only way that you can bring it into the u.s. and invest is if you pay 40% this is kind of a crazy thing to do so what do people do they don't bring it to the united states. well, th

in front of fbi headquarters in northwest, alyssa dupont, abc 7 news. kimberly: the secret service says a stafford man tried to make his way into the white house. victor mirth when was arrested this morning when trying to get over the security barrier. he went there to speak with someone, but they did not say who. the man claiming to be the father of the accused jumper called abc 7, telling us his son wanted to talk about health care. watching some of our weather cameras across the -- . way out to western maryland, right along to 19, a little light coating of snow on the shoulder. some of the grassy areas. people are moving along. temperatures to the west are definitely right around the freezing mark. from level energy hagerstown, martinsburg, to winchester. flurries in sprinkles before skies clear. not a big deal. in the mountains, yes, but around here. more of a conversation piece than anything. nine to 16 miles per hour. temperatures feel much cooler. wedegrees in winchester as head through the evening. blustery cold. the skies clear. later tonight,

according to district figures, dupont circle only has 11. you just go out there, they were just running around. ronica cleary our reporter was out there. she didn't see one. ? >> that's certainly an improvement. >> no doubt about it. >> could it be the weather >> they're probably indoors now, the heck with this. we're done. it's 42 degrees. rats in the who's coming to dinner. we won't be hearing any more because growing season he were had such a hard freeze, these were the high temperatures, you'll get used to these numbers while they're a little bit below average, they will concept to stay in the neighborhood. it's dry cal and quiet week we have on tap, things will get a bit more active for tonight it's a quiet and getting cool. 39 westminster, frederick, gaithersburg 37, culpeper, it's down to 34 degrees. and in manchester 35. we'll see places heading below freezing. light winds out of the north, clearing skieses, good recipe for radiation cooling. we expect 30. there could be upper 20's. 35 for gaithersburg, 37 for quantico, 36 manassas.

driver and sexually assaulted a 21-year-old woman who saw an uber sticker on his car and got in near dupont circle. she didn't use the app. police say he drove the woman to the asbury building on campus and attacked her. >> it's making me like more cautious to keep my guard up more, making sure that i walk in a pair now or something like that or like a group. >> it will always be in the back of your mind whether the person picking you up is going to be harmful to you or not. > used to be one of their drivers, but they banned him in 2015. they won't say why. police are highlighting safety tips tonight. >> make sure you get in the right car. before you get in the car, check the license plate, check the driver photo, the driver's name. make sure it all matches your app. >> reporter: police gave us a few other safety tips. they say ride in the back seat. makes it easier perhaps to get out. share trip details with family and friends. protect your personal information. police say there is no reason to ever give out your phone number, and follow your instincts. that is an important one. so, he is

this was near dupont circle. the pair had not booked the ride through the app. says the driver took her to american university and raped her in a parking lot. the driver claims it was consensual. d.c. police say he was posing as an active driver because he had already been fired by uber. >>> how can you make sure you're safe using one of these ride sharing services? >> working for you this morning with some tips to think about before requesting your next ride. news 4's justin finch is driving through the palisades area of northwest dc with more. justin, you have to be really careful here. >> reporter: yeah. eun, you have to be uber does verify and background check its drivers, however, it does not hurt to remain cautious and alert when you're in the passenger's seat. here are some tips that uber and law enforcement are now recommending at this time. first, to just plan ahead. know where you're going and how to get there. if you have a way that you want to go, tell your driver. also, request your ride inside. make sure you're not outside waiting for your ride wit

. >>> and a frightening scene in dupont circle. d.c.for a man in a black sedan after another person was shot in the face around 1:00 this morning. we're told that victim was conscious and breathing when he was taken to a hospital. if you know anything about this, do call police. >>> it's a windy and chilly start to your sunday. we're goi to get ang well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >>> sunshine, yes, but cold and windy, lauryn. >> yeah, you're right about that, adam. we've got some breezy conditions out there. winds have already started to pick up out of the west, 10 miles an hour. they'll eventually switch out of the northwest. temperatures remain in the 40s today. i do believe here in d.c. we may be able to make it to that 50-degree mark, but pretty much 40s is wh

this afternoon, mayor muriel bowser was in dupont circle. it was an opportunity to highlight new rat abatement measures. the district plans to start sterilizing rats. >> i think i can speak for every washingtonian, as one or your quality of life. >> so the mayor points out, there's a lot you can do to fight rats. you can store garbage, and containers with tight fitting lids. and remove weeds and debris where rats can hide. then, of course to report a rat problem, you can call, or text city hall by dialing 311. >>> if mayor bowser is waiting on the cold weather to take care of the rat problem, that's not happening anymore soon. we're in for a bit of a warm up here. >> let's talk about this evening, if you're headed out. i would say a coat is probably a good idea. 50 around 6:00. upper 40s by 8:00. it will fall into the mid-40s by 10:00, under partly cloudy skies. we'll come back and talk about the temps. we're also tracking another arctic outbreak. >>> here's a look at what else we're working on tonight. kids already talking about some season

signs engineering and a woman said you should come to work for mass simple said i'm going to work for dupont or dell. make more money that. she was tenacious. she said we need people like you at nasa and i applied and got the job to work at nasa langley as a research engineer. >> host: what field? >> guest: so i was a materials science engineer but we were working in an area call nondestructive evaluation sciences so we're building systems for measuring damage and space shuttle tiles or aerospace vehicles using systems like lasers and normal systems for measuring damage. >> you threw something in there about the dallas cowboys. >> guest: i got drafted into the licenses, pull a hamstring, stashed grad school, then win to train with the dallas cowboys. so my day i'm catching footballs for america's team, and at night i'm watching material science engineering vhs videotapes, and when danny white and i went out i pulled my hamstring again. that what's end of of my football career and went back to uv and got my masters degree in material science. >> host: from the day you applied in nasa to the d

neighborhood commissioners from dupont critical georgetown and foggy bottom plan to meet next month to address the problem >>> caught on camera. a dramatic crash in florida during a power boat race today. here it is, two boats colliding during the second day of the key west world championship, one completely flipped over landed upsidedown. thankfully none of the four people involved were hurt. >>> now, to this dash cam video showing an out of control car smash ongoing a parked car. you could see the car leaving the parking lot of a hospital in melbourne australia. moments control, crossed a busy street and smashed into another vehicle before he flew through the air. the driver we're told is in stable condition. amazingly, no one else was seriously hurt. >>> my goodness. so back here in our area, looks like it's probably warm in melbourne but certainly not warm here, it is chilly. >> cold. >> cold, definitely >> and the weekend will be >> the weekend will be warmer we'll be colder on saturday than sunday. how is that. >> all right. >> slight warmup sunday relatively speaking. there isn'

the victim said he picked her up in the dupont circle area and sexual assaulted her before she got out at american university. >> when the vehicle and the suspect got to the 4300 block of massachusetts avenue northwest, he ordered the victim to exit the vehicle and proceeded to sexual assault >> the au public safety department suggesting people verify the id of the driver and car, you should share details about your ride and family with your friends if you can it is best to franklin in groups. >>> developing, the search still on for the person who shot and killed a baltimore police detective. detective shawn suiter was shot last wednesday. he died of his injuries the following day. police locked down the neighborhood after suiter was killed. now, the aclu and others question the police tactics saying authorities went too far to find suiter's killer. today, police defended that decision. >> i would much rather endure some predicted criticisms from the aclu and others about that decision than endure a conversation with detective suiter's wife about why we didn't do everything we possibly

what unfolded at dupont circle that left one man shot and another on the run. >> i am a long way back a long way back to win back the trust of the people of >> senator al franken breaks his silence. what he has to say about the sexual misconduct allegations against him more than a week after they surfaced. >> a monday mess on metro. the shutdown that could impact how you get to and from work. >>> we're working for all of you cyber monday shoppers. where to find the best deals and how to protect your packages once they arrive. >> they have that little -- >> we have work to do. >> there is shopping to be done. >> put a call out. i just want to ask our -- if you see any amazing -- please tweet me, work with me. >> think it's going to be gone by then. >> after the fact. >> exactly. wanted to let you know, i got the last one of those. >> exactly right. thanks for nothing. >> we're going to talk more about cyber monday. first at 39 degrees outside our studios. >> it's cold. >> december chill in november. >> no, it

told police the man attacked her after she mistook him for an uber driver- and flagged him down near dupontd he drove her to campus. in the wake of the incident, police have a reminder for ride-share users. "uber" says the suspect hasn't driven for the company since 20-15. suspect hasn't driven for the company since 20-15. the company says he was fired, but would not elaborate. coming up at six - hashtag help. we're showing you a major airline's social media help center. the insider tips for hassle-free travel. plus - you've either been in one of these black friday lines.. or seen them on t-v. but is camping out really worth it these days? gets the surprising answer. and if you are hitting the stores this weekend - how about some extra cash to shop... on us? watch to win one hundred dollars.. coming up at six. 5:xx - let's get a look at what's trending with adrianna the texas woman who went viral for driving arond with an "f trump" sticker... has added some new hardware to her pick up. yes - another expletive message.. but this one in honor of the sheriff who threatened her with disorderly

. >> commissioners from dupont circle, georgetown and foggy bottom plan to meet next month to addresso folks may have had a few problems this morning, snowfall there the first of the season, tony you look mesmerized like you want to be there. >> i hadn't seen this >> now you see it. we bring to you, got down to a record low of 18 this morning, the city deployed more than 200 snowplows to keep the streets clear and salted. i'll tell you what. the folks in chicago went to school today. >> if it happened here, you'd be like, no, shut down everything and the federal government too >> is this only for chicago? seems early >> we have been so totally spoiled everywhere so far this year. we've had 70's when we should only be in the 50's and 60's. i think that anything that happens now moment. we'll get some of those teens we were just talking about there temperature-wise, bundle up time to get out the willies, i'll tell you those temperatures are dropping starting tonight. it's going to start to get pretty cool out there. we have a nice shot out there. clear skies with winds pushing in from t

yesterday there was a shooting and stabbing that happened near dupont circle.s have been reported in any of those cases. >>> now to good news in the district, three young children were missing since thanksgiving and have been found. they went missing in northeast but police say they were located safely last night. that's a quick look at what's going on. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> this is wake up on wusa 9. >>> good monday morning friends. it's cyber monday and i'm going to be busy at my desk this morning. >> larry as a list of things. i'm ellen bryan. mary marshall has been tracking chilly temperatures to start our work week. right mary? >> definitely but it's going to warm up. we have 40 degrees in washington, 26 in manassas and 26 in culpepper and chillier out to the west. temperatures mid 50s today by noon at 53 degrees. our high temperature at 3: 00 at 57 and by 6:00 it's 54 degrees and pleasant as you head home. high pressure is in control of our weather today, tomorrow. we don't have a rain chance until thursday heading into friday. depending

two men - troy jenkins and david slater - have been charged - accused of firing at someone in duponthe victim has non-life threatening injuries. happening today-- the queen of england is celebrating a very personal milestone with her husband prince philip. it's their anniversary. the pair are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary today. buckingham palace released new photographs to mark the occasion. the two exchanged vows all the way back in 1947. it was broadcast on the radio to 200 million people around the world. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking right now! cult leader charles manson - dead at the age of 83 this morning. good morning washington. - breezy & cold morning - roller coaster ride of temps this week - dry & chilly thanksgiving today: mostly sunny. breezy and cool. highs: 49-53 winds: nw to sw 5-15 mph tonight: clear and cold. lows: 32-39 winds: sw 5-8 mph tuesday: partly to mostly sunny. milder and breezy. highs: 58-61 winds: sw 5-15 mph back now to this morning's breaking news.

the woman and her friends went into that car that had an uber sticker near dupont circle. the pair had not booked the ride through the app though. the woman says the driver took her tome raped her in the parking lot. the driver claims it was consensual. he had already been fired from uber. >>> so this is a question a lot of people are asking. how can you make sure you are safe when you are using one of these ride sharing services? >> we're working for you this morning with some tips to think about before requesting your ride. news 4's justin finch is driving through northwest d.c. with more on this. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, it's so simple to pull out your cell phone and get yourself into an uber or lyft and let your guard down. that is what you don't want to do. we teemed up with law enforcement for some simple tips the next time you take a car service. take a look here. very simple four ways to stay safe. one, you want to get in the right car. verify that the driver behind the wheel is the one you see on the app and the name matches as well. also, be a ba

the saint thomas episcopal church in dupont circle is using the construction fence around its buildingveral controversial topics. some of the messages include phrases like what is it with america and guns? and the president said what? we talked to the pastor of the church about this particular si >> now, i know there's christians out there who are definitely in line with what our president is doing. but there's also a voice in christianity that says this is not in line and this is not okay. >> he says as far as the church being in politics it is his moral obligation to stand up and say something when he sees injustice. >> all right, coming up two months after a maryland woman was shot in the head in the las vegas shooting mass shooting another incredible update on her recovery. >> let's take it outside. officially the holiday season now, that's right. we're live at this year's national christmas tree lighting. that is it right there. officially lit up about an hour ago. >> beautiful. >> we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ z2m7ez z16fz y2m7ey y16fy >> i know a lot of people in our area are