>> i don't know. >> eun says he is married and has two young daughters.omeone were to prey upon his own daughters, eun suggests the ultimate punishment. >> i'd probably kill him. >> right? >> yeah. >> the girls who are giving you a happy ending, they're not doing it because they want to. they're doing it because they have to. >> grace then urges mr. eun to stop and think a bit deeper about the business that his patronage is helping to prop up. >> do you have any sympathy for ladies like this who have ended up selling themselves, or do you think they do it willingly because it's a career choice? >> i don't think -- i don't think they're a career choice. >> did you know that on back pages they sell women who have been tattooed and who are exploited and have to bring in a quota for men and who beat them and subject them to all kinds of violence? you can understand why the sheriff of this county takes the buying and selling of girls and women very seriously. >> that's a good job. you guys should do that. >> you think he's doing a good job? >> yeah, i think so

i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. you can see on storm team 4 radar waking up to a lot of rain this morning. you'll need an umbrella to get to work and most likely need to get home too. let's go to tom kierein to get you up to speed with this forecast. >> mostly light rain. a live view from the city camera. not reducing visibilities much. it's just light enough to make everything. the leaves are wet and slippery on the side streets and sidewalks. there's heavier, steadier rain in charlottesville. west of there in central and southwestern west virginia. as a result, you will want your rain boots, umbrella and maybe some gloves this morning. we'll have it rather chilly over the next couple of hours. right now it is hovering near 40 degrees much of the region. and then later today, we'll crime into the upper 40s. reaching low to mid 50s by 2:00, 3:00. showers all the way through the daylight hours. through this evening, much of the rain will taper off. from west to east by 8:00, upper 40s. clearing out. near 40 by 11:00.

half of them, eun, have been american. >>> thank you, angie. it is now 4:48. we're continuing to look back on the life and legacy of d.c. mayor for life marion barry. he passed away early yesterday morning at the age of 78 from heart problems. reaction continues to pour in from those who knew barry personally. carol schwartz released a statement saying, "i, like others, thought marion barry was invincible. marion personified d.c. and his passing is a great loss to all of us. >> we are also getting reaction from barry's long-time nurse. she said it meant a lot to her that he made it home before he passed away. >> he was talking. it was just natural cause. >> our coverage of marion barry's legacy continues to nbcwashington.com. we have more reaction to his death and an interview with the former mayor where he responds to his critics. >>> some of the cup's most well-known and respected americans are in d.c. to receive the highest civilian freedom. medal of freedom. meryl streep, stevie wonder and tom brokaw are among the recipients. >>> today you have a chance to

angie. >>> good morning, eun.he situation for up to 400 students here at prince george's county, including many who attend green belt middle school. they failed to do this. they failed to turn in in. a vaccination fom. it shows they got their shots for the mumps, measles, whooping cough. parents, take notice. your child is within this group. know that from today on. your child will get five excused absences. after that truancy proceedings could ultimately end with court action against you. in a statement cool districts have said they have made extraordinary efforts to reach every student. but now parents need to be the ones to do their part. the count looked like 155 kindergartners. still not in compliance. the school district even before the school year started, they held a lot of outreach and free clinics. school has been out. classes have been out the last couple of days because of parent/teacher conferences and the election. perhaps more students got this done. and the numbers will be higher than expected. eun

eun, back to you. >> thank you, chuc the rain is on the run way. numbers could climb throughout the day. make sure you double-check your flight status and check with nbcwashington.com. an update on breaking news out of the uk. a bomb threat at parliament. those who did the evacuate the building should be able to return soon. >>> 6:16. after the game with the redskins, the tampa bay buccaneers got a surprise visit from fed the dea says it is an ongoing investigation into whether teams are abusing prescription trucks. the 49ers and the seahawks were checked. federal officials say no arrests were made and the teams were not targeted. more inspections could be coming. >>> a developing story right now. doctors treating a new carrollton, maryland surgeon for ebola after he was in sierra leo dr. mart week ago. he arrived at the nebraska biocontainm saturday. they will a cluster have been confirmed in m the centers for diseas recommended the new scre. while there are dire from mali to the u.s people take connecting every day. >>> new york city police looki

happy thanksgiving to you, eun and everyone there at wrc.s is the start of the of the parade behind me. one of 30 floats going down the parkway. this is tom turkey. thomas the train is right behind him. this year six new characters will be in the parade. some of your old favorites like spider-man, snoopy and woodstock will be there. there will be 1300 cheerleaders and dance team members. 1,000 clowns, which is terrifying to me. but also 12 marching bands from around the country. this all gets under way at 9:00. they have it down to a science. hope you guys are down there in washington. >> chris, thanks so much. i'm terrified of clowns. 1,000 of them together. good luck. >> it's my worst nightmare. >> we'll check in with you in a little bit. >> in news for your health, more adults are done with smoking. cigarette smokers represent 18% of the u.s. population according to any awe cdc survey. that's down from 21% in 2005. it is the lowest point in 50 years. while the overall numbers are down, smoking remains high among certain groups, including

eun? >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. >>> you won't just be voting for people today. in prince george's county you can choose wheth leaders have longer terms. right now the council members and the county executive can be in office no longer than two terms or eight years. you can vote to extend that limit to three terms or 12 years instead. >>> we're keeping track of all of your choices. you can also vote to change maryland's constitution today. question one would require the state to change how it uses the transportati trust fund there. right now it pays mdot costs for other uses. if you vote yes, it will only go to buildings and other bonds. >>> you may remember the house majority leader eric cantor upsetting the republican party. virginia seven district runs through parts of ma nasa and fredericksburg >>> federal investigators are finding piec of e virgin galactic spaceship scattered across the mohabi desert in california. they found pieces 35 miles from the main wreckage. the parts were small enough the wind

aaron and eun >> 5:16. prince william county police looking for a man in connection with a deadly shoot an arrest warrant has been issued for brian patterson. they have already arrested another man in the case, chris officer coward. 19-year-old christopher weaver was shot and killed outside his home on keating drive last weekend. patterson .a 15 boy was also sh wounded. say the shooting was the result of a neighborhood two people are recovering this after being hit by a car in laurel. that. chopper 4 was over the scene. someo pedestrians were hit near laurel lake shopping center. >>> four women have come forward accusing a local nurse of groping them in the emergency room. po say this could be just the beginning. >> did you sexually abuse patients? >> sir, we said no comment. >> 37-year-old jared kline is facing three sexual abuse clients. he gave a 22-year-old a chest exam without wearing gloves. another patient at george washington university hosp d him of making her touc all four victims say they were di

. >> good morning, rich and eun. happy thanksgiving. a 30% chance you're dealing with a rain or snow shower having a little impact on your day. the temperature right now in washington is 39 degrees. we will continue to fall for the remainder of the morning hours. 7:00 a.m., 36. mostly cloudy skies. for the morning hours, there could be isolated rain, wet snow mixing in. showers mainly northern virginia, possibly making it into the d.c. metro. in the afternoon, scattered showers are possible in southern maryland, northern virginia. those of you north of washington in maryland should stay dry. everyone noticing the clouds. highs in the low to mid-40s. 1:00, temperature of 42 degrees. kids heading outside, playing football, just getting the energy out before they enjoy their thanksgiving meal. nice warm jacket and a hat. temperatures tumble tomorrow. what you can expect on black friday in 10 minutes. >>> is new this morning, we're working to let you know approximate the latest recall from toyota. 57,000 cars being recalled to replace poten

aaron and eun? >> amelia, thank you. >>> two more students have come forward saying they were inappropriately touched by a substitute teacher. >> do you have any comment on that? >> >> news 4's jackie benson tried to talk to that teacher, jose paneda last night, but he refused to comment. he was arrested in october, accused of inappropriately a 12-year-old a at roberto clemente. the district has taken heat for waiting to notify parents for three weeks. he taught at 20 different montgomery county schools last year. they're asking for anymore possible victims to come forward. >>> d.c. police searching for clues to solve a murder in southeast washington. the shooting happened on 37th street, not far from fort dupont park. police have not identified the man who was killed and don't have any information about the possible shooter. >>> right now president obama wrapping up his visit to myanmar. early this morning, president obama said he wants to see more progress towards democratic reform in myanmar. the

good morning to you, eun. nothing like the first night after the grand jury was announced here there was some violence near the police station. there was looting. several businesses were broken into. now, they moved in much more quickly than they did the first night here. and they had the assistance of more national guard troops on the ground. nearly triple the amount that initially deployed here. more than 2,000 assisting police as they continue to work through and maintain overnight. . >>> jay, was there anything else that helped get control of the situation? >> yeah. in fact, they are crediting a lot of the peaceful protesters that were part of the march for helping their officers to identify those causing problems in the crowd. they say that's an important step as this community tries to move forward. >> jay, thank you. >> thank you. >>> president obama says there is no excuse for burning buildings, cars and property in response to the decision. the president caused the actions criminal. he said the people

high temperature of 44 degrees, eun and richard. and there could be a shower around, especially for those of you south of washington today. the that's of a shower lingers until about midafternoon hours. some wet snow could mix in during early morning hours with the shower threat, but it's not going to stick on the ground. here with future weather at 8:00 a.m., notice it is bringing in the risk of showers not only to virginia and southern maryland but also to the district as well. about 30% chance you are dealing with a shower today. notice at 11:00 a.m., the threat shifts through the northern neck. by 3:00 p.m., the area should be dry. even a little bit of sunshine at that point. traveling this evening, the weather cooperating. skies becoming partly cloudy overnight tonight and continue to clear throughout the day tomorrow. mainly clear skies. so plenty of sunshine. but it is cold for black friday. a high of only 39 degrees. we start off with temperatures around freezing. most of the day temperatures will be in the upper 30s. that's

eun? >> richard, thank you. d.c. council will start to begin the process of filling his ward 8 seat. they have officially declare the the vacancy. candidates will be run to go fill the remainder of his term, which ends in 2017. >>> today the university of virginia's president will speak directly to students and parents about claims of multiple rapes on campus. the president and the inter fraternity plan to hold a news conference. a "rolling stone" article described a student's gang rape at a fraternity house. . >>> today a judge could decide to drop charges against dozen office convicted criminals. an fbi agent is accused of tampering with evidence, guns and drugs, in their cases. as many as 28 separate cases could be dropped. >>> right now in chicago, firefighters are searching through rubble after a three-story building collapsed. take a look at the damage. neighbors say they heard a loud boom before that collapse. crews pulled two women and a dog from the rubble. at last check, the women were listed in serious con

>> reporter: good morning, eun. philadelphia police still do not know where this 22-year-old nursing aide is. but new this morning, they have new video of her being abducted. they have a photo of a man using her atm card. she was last seen walking home sunday night. here's video of the moment before she was abducted. it she's the the suspect approach her. look closely and you see him reach for her hand. when the victim tries to get around him, he lunges and grabs her. a pair struggles down the block. then they are forced into the car and driven off. hours after the abduction, the victim's bank card was used in aberdeen, maryland. a source close to the investigation says the man who used it took out cash. sometime later in the same shopping center, a man matching the description appears inside a gas station convenience store. he purposefully walks to the back of the store, grabs a bottle of water and pays and leaves. they dusted for fingerprints inside that convenience store. >> her family tells us she was raised in

aaron and eun, back to you. >>> 5:23. a new study suggests one-third of american adults with diabetes don't know they have it. researchers at emory university looked at health data from the past five years to find three in ten people with diabetes were unaware they had the condition even though 67% of them had seen a doctor at least twice in the previous year. >>> and medical scrubs have been around for decades but a group of houston men is revolutionizg the industry. take a look at the medsuit. the game-changer of the high performance scrubs is copper sewn into the fabric and copper is anti-microbial. and it has several features which eliminates the need for a lab coat. it is not cheap, it will sell you back $400. >> remember that goat we showed you a minute ago, this is one of hi buddies but this time it's a deer. not a cousin, just a friend. the deer got into a church in new jersey. you can see some broken glass on the floor here, books and paper everywhere. e deer broke through a first-floor window at the church. took

hey, chuck. >> hey, good morning, eun and aaron. a little bit of light rain coming down already this morning. we have the storm team 4 jacket on with the storm team 4 hood, the storm team 4 umbrella. more importantly, this is something you can add as well, the storm team 4 weather app. you may need the rain gear on your way out the door as well. rain, yes. cold, not yet. cold a air has been scoured out of here. it is a really warm start this morning. 50s and 60s for out the door weather. 63 degrees in washington. 58 at the metro. temperatures later on this afternoon, how about this everybody, 70s. low to mid-70s at that. 73, 75 for a high in washington. close to 80 south of fredericksburg, towards richmond. warm air will be surging northbound today. but any time you get to be 70s in november or any time in the cold season, you should expect a big change to be following it. so we'll be in the 70s with sunshine today. and the rain gear for early morning activities. later on should be mostly dry. this is not going to last, everybody. b

eun? >> tracie potts live on cap toil hill for us. thank you. >>> in just a few minutes the polls in west virginia will open. we are watching the u.s. senate race there. whoever wins will make history. republican congresswoman shelley moore capito is running against natalie tenant. either candidate will become the first woman elected to represent west virginia in the u.s. senate. moore-capito is leading in the polls to become the first republican senator from west virginia in 56 years. both are trying to pick up the seat from senator jay rockefeller retiring. the polls close at 7:30 tonight. >>> you also have a chance to get financial relief to military families in virginia. a constitutional amendment is on the ballot exempting thousands of military members who died in action from paying property taxes. the exemption is only for a spouse's primary residence. it is not valid if a spouse remarries. >>> no matter where you are going today, let us know if you see any problems at the polls. give us a call at 202-885-4444 or e-mail us at ti

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcom news 4 this friday, novemr 21st, 2014. 33 degrtsr studs. >> we want to get you up to speed on the forecast. here's tom kierein. >> here's what to wear. drag o your winter gear. we wi h these cold tempetuthrou much oth man ani happen and gloves too.

. >>> eun, new this morning, troops fired warning shots after troops were too close to the border. they backed off after 20 rounds of warning shots. tensions remain high following gunfire along the border a couple of times this month. >>> a quick break at 4:36. we'll be >>> welcome back, everybody. it's 4:38. we are having technical difficulties. we're working everything out. you see the district. 46 degrees. it is chilly in a lot of places. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. wow, what a change from yesterday. >> beautiful weekend. after yesterday afternoon, up near 60 degrees. the temperatures have really dropped overnight. right now we are down into the 30s most of the metro area. manassas, 30 degrees. stanton down to 31. it's near freezing out of the mountains, petersburg and the valley, 30 degrees. around the bay, a bit milder. cambridge down to 36. just 35 now at packs river. a little breeze off the bay. reagan national, breeze off the potomac keeping it mild there. 44. suburbs near the beltway are hovering in the upper 30s most locations. there's a

eun? >> angie, thank you. 6:48 is your time. we're learning no one was hurt in a fire in northeast washington around 11 last night, flames took over a house on t street. sme a fire seen coming from the roof. the cause is under investigatio> governor mcauliff everyone to share the risk fo. according to times dispat wants to ren orbital scie. he wants the their rocket the site in right now th responsible t. police are l suspected of this hap the t.j. max northwest. police are o reward if yo women in thio call d.c. po. >>> a d.c. cold emergency is in effect. vincent gray declared the emergency to help the homeless community find a warm place to stay overnight. the district opened three warming sites. sherwood rec emeri recreation in northwest and guy . >>> are y all right? >> heimlich. >> we'll let you catch your breath here. >> it is so dry and that's one of the reasons why a lot of people are feeling just the way you are, eun. it is so dry. a live view from city camera. coping with the cold, chuck bell is out with the storm team

>>> good morning, aaron and eun. indeed a wet start to your monday morning. temperatures in the low 40s. we're on connecticut avenue going northbound up towards the beltway. it is indeed going to be a very sloppy go for your monday morning commute. all the roads are completely wet. moderate rain extends along i-95 south from fairfax county parkway through the woodbridge exit, stafford and fredericksburg. those rain drops are moving northeast out. so basically straight up i-95. they will follow the commuting army in this morning. more rain across parts of west virginia and also across northern maryland. a couple of showers out there as well. indeed it is a very, very wet start to your monday morning. temperatures will stay in the upper 30s w 40s. tom has a complete check of your seven-day forecast which i promise you will sound an awful lot more like a winter forecast than >>> an act of pure evil. that is what president obama is calling the execution of peter kassig. he was murdered over the weekend by isis. a video of the execution was posted online yesterday

thanks, eun.cie potts is live for us on capitol hill to tell us more about why this is the case >> reporter: the feds, the department o in ts recall go nationwide. th started out doing it regionally, mostl for gulf states and people with high temperatures and humidity because the air bags, the inflators were seen to have ruptured in the conditions. now d.o.t. said they have seen two incidents outside the so-called hot zone where the inflators have ruptured as well. they think that the nationwide recall would cover millions more cars that could be at risk. we're talking about tah-dah in ford, chrysler, mad da, bmw. pop in your vin number to see if you are affected. takata has responded. they say, yes, they will comply with the rec if the automakers don't, the go. they are looking for any documentation done outside those gulf coast areas. aaron? >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you, tracie. the nsa will continue to collect your phone records despite your concerns about privacy. the 58-42 vo

eun?angie goff, thank you. >>> right here in washington, news4's jackie benson watched hundreds of protesters arrive at the white house. dozens of secret service officers and d.c. police stepped back as a rally crowded lafayette park and pennsylvania avenue a. the protesters said they were committed to peaceful demonstration. >> we had some police officers follow us down seventh street, but we kept telling them this was a peaceful protest and insisted it was peaceful. >> d.c. mayor elect muriel bowser said, as washingtonians we'll stand with michael brown's family and their work to find peaceful solutions working tirelessly for change and learning to better understand one another. many of the protesters started on u street. police shut that road down and then the demonstrators marched a mile and a half shouting "hands up don't shoot." a lot of people were on their way to the white house as well. >>> shortly after the grand jury decision, the naacp said it will embark on a 120-mile journey

good morning, chuck >> reporter: good morning, eun and aaron. yes, indeed.eally thick fog this morning. temperatures are literally all over the mass. some of our cooler suburbs in the 40s. the weather station on the roof of the storm team 4 x 4 reporting 62 depress here in downtown. when you hit the beads of sweat, all the roads are wet we because they are literally sweating out the moisture problem late last night. the roads are wet. so what you should be wearing today, no more than a light jacket at most. temperatures, 40s, 50s, even 60s out the door first thing this morning. we will not see a big rise in temperatures. only low 60s at most. back into the 40s. have that jacket ready to go for later on tonight as well. turning breezy later today in addition to the falling temperatures. that's a check on weather. i'll let you know some of the roads are wet. even today it has not rained. >> i noticed that this morning when i was leaving my house. of course very foggy as well. woodrow wilson bridge. really thick fog. 66 east of sully road you cannot tell. i pro

eun? >> indeed, chris jansing.ave more on the president's plan coming up next on the "today" show after news 4 today. >>> 6:49. maryland officials begin counting absentee ballots. it will likely resolve tight races, including the race in the sixth congressional district. a vote canvas at 10:00 a.m. in gaithersburg. republican challenger bongino has not conceded. the 6th district includes montgomery county and parts of four other counties. >>> the massive air bag recall left millions of drivers without a key safety feature in their cars. bertha, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. yeah, they are just trying to get to the mom of this. safety regulators are ordering honda to hand over documents and answer questions under oath about potentially defective air bags. they were made by takata corp., which received a similar order last week. they are looking for internal memos and e-mails related to the air bags, field reports, warranty and legal claims. it's really unfathomable thinking you have an air bag that

eun? >>> thank you.fficer darren wilson is thanking his supporter this is morning. >> he issued a statement through his attorney that read in part, quote, officer wilson followed his training and followed the law. we recognize that many people will want to second guess the grand jury's decision. we want to encourage anyone who wants to express an opinion do so in a peaceful and respectful manner." and we are learning that officer wilson was shot two months after he shot michael brown. he was married on october 24th. this is the second marriage for him. the new york times reports the couple also owns a home together. wilson's previous marriage ended in divorce. >>> the story is still unfolding today. there are going to be a lot of updates throughout the day. you can get push alerts with all of the latest developments on the nbc washington app. >>> for the first time, you can take the silver line to get your holiday shopping done at tysons corner. there may be dangers of thieves grabbing your bags on the m

first, i'm eun yang. good morning. >> i'm aaron gilchrist.me back to "news4 today" on wednesday, november 11th, 2014. if you're headed out to the concert, you won't need so many layers to start. but as the evening goes on, it will cool down. >>> let's go to meteorologist tom kierein to look at how to plan your day. >> good morning, we have the moon setting in the western sky with a mostly clear sky this veterans day morning. starting off rather cold again. not quite as cold as yesterday. nearby suburbs in prince george's county near 40 degrees. and it's in the low 40s to near upper 30s in southern montgomery county. the northern part of thecounty is quite cold. most locations in the upper 30s to near 40. western fairfax down into the mid-30s as is prince william, loudoun and faulkier counties. and much of southern prince george's and southern maryland, charles county, st. mary's n the upper 30s. hour by hour, temperatures in the upper 30s by 8:00. lots of sun. the low 60s by noontime. and then by around 3:00 we'll hit the upper 60s. by 5:00 p

>> i've got to tell you guys, aaron and eun, this has been the perfect time to do hashtag roker thoneak the world record. we have so much going on. we have lake-effect snow in the great lakes. tom kierein has been telling you about that. we have been talking about a potentially crippling ice storm in the pacific northwest. my buddy tom niziol of the weather channel naming this winter storm bozeman. look at what's happening. rain and snow firing up. so this is going to be a big deal. over the next 48 hours we are more than a quarter of the way through this. we are just getting warmed up, guys. >> boy. all right. al, i have to ask. at least i read that you have only taken one break about eight hours ago. how do you still have a voice at this point? >> you know, i don't know. i've got to tell you, i don't know. i feel g i got six hours before i started of sleep. and i consciously worked very hard at adding to my sleep. i normally only get five hours a night. and the last future nights i have been doing six, seven hours. so i think that's helped. >> you're ready. >> we'll see you in a co

back to you, eun. >> thank you, molette. the family of michael brown is speaking out about the decision not to indict officer darren wilson. michael brown, sr. had strong words for the state he calls home. >> it just lets me know where we live is not where we thought or what i thought. people have been saying all the time that this was a racist state. >> brown said he felt the grand jury never had the chance to hear about the great call thes of his son during the hours of testimony that they received. >>> new, pakistani intelligence officials say a u.s. drone strike killed four militants in the tribal region. the area is a safe haven for a mix of local and al qaeda linked terrorist groups. washington business journal approved two committees by mayor elect muriel bowser, still a member of council. instead the new plan allows eminent domain to buy land at buzzard point for the new d.c. united stadium. the district will pay half of the $3 million price tag. >>> you should keep your hands free as much as possible when walking th

i'm eun yang. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back. it is 5:31.r wea and traffic every 10 minut on the 1. as we look live over the district we a at 32 chilly degrees here at tinnily town. >> the good news, we might get a warmu good intom. >> it sounds like the season as well i will be joining lieu and chilly on 97.1 fm as they launch their chs a cold on start this friday morning. bet 8:00 and 9:00, just a littlab freezing. windchillyrod 20 degree amelia j us with next weatherd traffic on the 1s at 5:41. how is the commute? >> looking good overall. northun georgia at univeit polsa th should be out of the way in a little bit. not a r deal. it is off to the side. in virginia, hopping on stafford county, hd north and south, complete clear. no consti he way at this po this morning. so looking quite good. prince george's county lli along. headed n in maryland. 95 into and out of town, bw parkway looking good. travel coming up. 270 smo as well. >> melissa, thank you. 5:32 rht now. this mor president obama is making sweeping changes to america immigration

>> i'm doing great, aaron and eun.t's an honor to follow a broadcast meteorological kierein, tom kierein. whatever tom says, i second the motion no matter what it is. we are in #rokerthon right now. today is guinness world record day. if you liked it last year, you'll love it this year. it ain't going anywhere, unform. more record lows to talk about. denver, 14 degrees below zero. that's the air temperature. it feels like 35 below. chicago at 27. cleveland, it feels like 23. atlanta, feels like 34 degrees. as we go into the afternoon, pittsburgh, only 38. that's 16 below average. kansas city 23 below average. 16 below at 48. and tom we'll tell you coming up we've got another shot this weekend into early next week. seems like a walk in the park. we're still six weeks away from the official start of winter. >> oh, my goodness, al. if you know anybody who knows punxsutawney phil, i would just slap him. stkphrp i'm not going to argue with that. >> i know. hang in there. we are rooting with you with the utmost confidence yo

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it's going to be windy today >> reporter: absolutely, eun. with the rain from yesterday and the winds today, that will continue to bring a lot of leaves down. we are with the storm team 4 x 4. a high of 55 degrees. we've been talking about it all morning. this anometer is taking down the wind speed. breezy, even windy at times. it adds an additional chill to the air. the leaf raking forecast, we all want to spend our saturday and sunday. dry conditions both days. and the winds will die down once the sun goes down. not an issue over the weekend. still chilly on saturday. a high of 54. only minor improvements with temperatures on sunday with a high temperature of 58. if you're wondering typically our high around 62, so it is below average this weekend. but melissa, we are talking about a major chill next week. tom will have more details in 10 minutes. we will send things over to you for a look at the roads. >> we will have to bust out the bigger coats. 66, 95, everything looking good as we zoom to the beltway. no major problems right now. in ma

good morning >> reporter: good morning, eun. u.s. safety regulators are ordering honda to hand over documents and answer questions under oath about potentially defective air bags. they were made by takata which seemed a similar order last week. regulators are seeking all internal memos and e-mails related to the air bags, as well as warrants and legal claims. >> finish eating your turkey and stuffing. apparently now it's time to go shopping on thanksgiving. jc penney said it will hope stores at 5:00 thanksgiving afternoon. that's one hour earlier than macy's, sears, and kohl's. they are opening two hours earlier than last year. it seems so unfair for people to have to work on thanksgiving. >> i agree with you, bertha. >> i don't know. it doesn't seem right. >> in the spirit of the holiday. thank you, bertha. it's now 5:56. we'll give you a preview of a world class art collection. the art was donated by bill cosby and his wife camille. it is called conversations, african and african-american dialects in dialogue. it has mixed media an

as eun said, no official crowd count just yet.undreds of people here for the concert for valor last night. >>> the arctic blast canceled classes in central minnesota. students at one school in st. cloud didn't have a typical snow day. the principal at st. cloud cathedral high school told teachers to post their classes online. so students have to do their work on their school laptops and ipads from home. one student said his teacher posted videos to walk through the problem-solving. >> i don't k >> taking away the joy of a snow day. >> you're supposed to wake up and be excited that you can go back to school. >> in my day when i had to walk to school. >> barefoot and carrying all your books. >> i only had two laptops under my feet. good morning. we have been dealing with fog. visibility has been improving. skies will clear up, so put on a happy face. there is the national harbor. look at that. the capital wheel. like glass reflecting the wheel. visibilities are improving around washington. we have dense fog. the counties in gray und

eun? >>> thank you, molette.dskins fans will tell you that we have endured a whole lot of hardship over all of these years. we're long-suffering fans. but one fan who had a tough life made a comical request to the burgundy and gold. john bortgis was 52 years old when he died on sunday. he survived a house fire and lost his teenage son. his family he always kept them laughing even his final request in the obituary he said he wanted members of the redskins act as his pall barriers so they could let him down one last time. >> i had no idea anything like this would become anything. and he just -- he was so funny. always very witty and qu >> the family says it had not been contacted by the team. but they say laughter is the best medicine. a way to deal with a hardship is to keep smiling through it. >>> 6:25 our time. the university of minnesota is getting worldwide recognition for in venting a device that can detect cancer in jus it is known as z lab. it only needs one drop of blood to work. in 15 minutes it can detec

. >> aaron and eun are off this morning. heading into work this morning, not so often we see it on the roadway. a lot of people out there shopping after this thanksgiving, november 28th, 2014. feeling awfully cold early on. that indoor mall will feel really nice. >> absolutely, angie. and we're looking at breezy conditions throughout the day. that bone chilling cold can at times. satellite and radar not worried about any rain or snow as you make your way out early this morning. we will have mostly sunny skies throughout the day today obviously once the sun comes up. dealing with the windchill temperatures throughout the day. so 35 degrees is the temperature. when you factor in the winds, not too bad. only 5 miles per hour. it makes it feel like it is 30 degrees outside. winds will increase as the sun comes up 10 to 20 miles per hour. it is not blowing the trash can over. going for a job, working off the thanksgiving meal from yesterday, it's going to be a cold one. here's temperatures wm throughout the morning hours. they st

good morningyou, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchris. it's tuesday, november 4th, 2014. electi day. 50 degrees outside our studios wi a few clouds in the skies. but it will be a good day to head out to the polls. >>> tom kierein is here with your election-day forecast. good morning, tom. >> off to a chilly start in the 40s, suburbs and rural areas. highs today in prince george's ane l 7. montgomery count near 70. near 70 for arlington and the district. across northern virginia, quite a change there. it will be in the upper 70s from spotslvania couy over to parts of southern culpeper. north to prince william and the western fairfax and loudoun county area in the low 70s. highs in most locations will be in the lower 70s and partly cloudy. for counties north of washington including howard, frederick, the panhandle of west virginia and western maryland, should be in the low 70s there. shenandoah valley into the mountains the mid to upper 70s. the mountains in the low 70s. great weather for voting in west virginia, virginia, the district and maryland. now melissa has breaking

. >> aaron and eun are off this morning. heading into work this morning, not so often we see it on the roadway. a lot of people out there shopping after this thanksgiving, november 28th, 2014. feeling awfullyol

eun, want to come? >> we are all going. >> see ya! >>> 95 in virginia near dale boulevard is moving along just fine. beltway at barnabas, no problem there is. in maryland we have a crash on the bw parkway southbound. 95 is just fine. and 270 headed down south is looking good as well. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> thank you. paying the price for education. the urgent needs of a local school district and why it could have you paying higher taxes. >>> but first, breaking news out of ferguson right now where police are trying to restore order after a night of violent protests. we'll go live to that community for a closer look at the chaos playing out in the streets this morning. your time is 5:12. >>> staying on top of the breaking news in ferguson, missouri, this morning, buildings are on fire from the protests. more than two dozen people have been arrested in ferguson. of course, this follows a decision by a grand jury last night that decided not to indict officer darren wilson. he shot and killed unarmed black teen michael brown in augu

. >>> aaron and eun, good morning. yeah, right now republicans do have the majority as it stands. 52 republicans and 44 democrats, two independents and two races still undecided, alaska and louisiana. the outcome there will not affect the balance. republicans want in north carolina, colorado and georgia. most held by democrats. the problem for the democrat is that they were not able to pick up any republican seats. instead, incumbent -- democratic incumbents were re-elected. alaska still tallying up the votes. edging out the democrat, 49-45 right now. that's just over 70% of precincts reporting. this is the first time since 2006 that republicans have controlled both houses. that's the latest from the live desk. >> richard, thank you. many of you did not leave the polls feeling confident. initial exit polls shows broad distrust in congress and the president. the overall mood of americans is bleak now. only 44% of voters approve of president obama. more than three-quarters say they disapprove of the job congress is doing

. >> eun, i love your bright yellow blouse. it is brightening our gray and wet morning. rain across virginia, maryland, coming out of west virginia, and heading off north and east. the heaviest rains in the darker greens. a few pockets of moderate showers. right on on the line. northern fauquier and northern prince william. just light rain. but it's not for all the roads, streets and sidewalks to be wet. off to a cool start. temperatures in the 50s from the shenandoah to the bay. out in the mountains, a few locations in the 40s. oakland, 45 in western maryland. upper 50s around the bay. sunrise, 6:41. we'll still be wet through 8:00. but then sunday breakout around noon time. a chance of a shower at noon time and 30% chance of the middle of the afternoon. low 60s around 2:00. mid-60s. chilly change for the weekend. melissa, how are the roads with all of this rain. >> nice and wet this morning. as you know, all over the place. looking at lots of different cameras this morning. everything is just saturated. beltway at st. barnabas. somebody coming towards us now. very slic

. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to news 4 on this friday, november 7th. just about 5:00 a.m. 49 degrees outside our studios. any distinct change in the weather. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to tell us about it. >> that is correct. a big change overnight. winds picked up. bringing in colder air. the skies have gone partly cloudy. we will have for our weather headlines a chilly morning, blustery afternoon. winds gusty midday. cold mornings coming up. for the day ahead, our temperatures holding steady, just in the low to mid-40s the next few hours. by 8:00 can, upper 40s. then by noon time, only the low 50s. only reaching mid-50s by 2:00. that's about when we'll have our peak winds. some of the gusts over 30 miles per hour. we'll have lots of sunshine. temperatures right now, though, layer up. we're just in the 40s to near 50s. most of virginia, west virginia, western maryland, a cold 3 in oakland. east of there

. >> i'm eun yang for this tuesday, november 18, 2014.e'll take a live look outside right now. 28 degrees outside the studios at 5:00 a.m. it's feeling like the middle of winter, still november here. >> wrap your brain around that. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has the weather headlines. >> it's called novemberrr. it will stay wintry cold with frigid windchills. hairstyles by mr. wind with the winds gusting over 30 miles per hour through the morning. and the weather impact for this tuesday will be a moderate impact with the wind. you'll hang on to that steering wheel because we have some winds that are going to be gusting 30 to 35 miles an hour between now through early afternoon. windy and cold throughout the day. temperatures right now in washington, 29 at reagan national. it's only low to mid-20s in montgomery county. in fairfax county, right now upper 20s in prince george's county right near the chesapeake bay near 30 degrees. farther south and west of us, just in the mid to upper 20s in prince william and

street strategist saying investors may have forgotten that the combination of democratic president and eun identified republican congress has been the best performance since 1945. steve joins us live from london to talk about this. the outcome of these elections will have an impact on the global financial system but if we follow the money leading up to it what's the indication. >> it's interesting. a little wall street money is going to republican candidates but as you said whoever wins the confidence that the market gets from that is normally very good for the market. that scenario where you have a congress with one party in control plus a democratic president we see 15% rally in stocks regardless of which party is in control of congress and if it is split we still see a 13% rally in stocks. either way it's really good. in the 90 days post the midterm stocks rally 86% of the time going back to 1928. going back to 1946 over a 12 month period they rally 100% of the time but in terms of those campaign contributions 6 out of 10 of the biggest house candidates are republicans. the only man to

. >> i'm eun yang. it's wednesday, november 11, 2014.e'll take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. 48 degrees outside the studios. we'll have a nice day ahead. let's go to check with meteorologist tom kierein. good morning, tom. >>> all is calm and tranquil. that's the live view from the city camera. you can see light traffic on the bridges. there's the washington monument. here are your weather headlines for this veterans day morning. it will be a cold morning in the 30s for a few hours. then a mild afternoon. looks like we'll have a cool evening. good weather for the concert for valor coming up this evening. temperatures right now are pretty cold. we're down just into the mid to upper 30s. most of the region including shenandoah valley and into the mountains of west virginia and western maryland. and most locations right around washington, in prince george's, fairfax, montgomery counties, upper 30s to near 40. in the mid to upper 40s near the bay. and parts of north central virginia down into the low 30s including prince william and faulk

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eun and aaron, good morning.t the president to lay out what he told 18 democrats at the white house last night, what he alluded to on facebook. he plans to make legal chance with his lawful authority to how we deal with immigrants in this as try. many as 5 million may be able to stay with the rules changes that he wan toss make, including , par of children born in this country, were brought here illegally when they were younger and college graduates in high-tec specifically. republicans n happy about this at all. john boehner is already saying if the president goes ahead with this tonight he will ruin any f compromise with this new republican congress after january. and it looks like so far americans may not be keen on the idea of a president going around congress either. our nbc news poll found 48% oppose president obama taking executive action which we expect him to do at 8:00 tonight. all right. tracie pot live on capitol for us. tracie, thank you. and we will be live streaming the president's announcement on

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. welcome on this monday, november 3rd. chilly at best. >> 43 degrees. relatively warm i guess you can use that word outside our studios right now. a lot of folks waking up to very cold air >> that's right. we want to check in with meteorologist tom kierein >> good morning. find your fleece. this morning temperatures are cold. in the 30s most of the region. you definitely need a warm coat, a hat, a scarf. and have the sunglasses handy too. you'll have bright sunshine this morning under a clear sky. the temperatures have plummeted. under a freeze warning. it's past the west even though it's freezing there. these areas all in blue under a freeze warning. frost advisory for counties east of washington, including prince george's county. if you have any teern outside, house plants, bring them in. you still have time to do that. temperatures are still above freezing in nearby suburbs. upper 30s, low 40s in prince george's and fairfax county. but west and southwest, that's where the coldest air is. it's a little below freeze anyth