we're down to 49 in d.c. windchill 44. we have windchills in the mid- 40s, low 40s, down in the 30s. even if you're above 50 south and east, dress like it's in the 40s. the winds are still gusting in spots over 20 miles an hour. look for a breezy morning. a little less this afternoon and light winds tonight. a much cooler day. yesterday we hit 70 in a few spots. today's highs under sunny skies will be the mid-50s. here's larry. >>> we had some earlier issues on metro with some single tracking going on on the orange, blue and silver line. that's been resolved but we are still going to see some residual delays. would you expect that in both directions this morning. around the capital beltway, it's been a quiet day. no issues on the beltway, 395, 295. sky 9 now giving us a live look at the beltway at 95 in college park. again, you can see things rocking and rolling there with no accidents and/or incidents to slow you down. your next traffic update coming up shortly. we'll send it over to you. >>> new this morning french author

hughes is expected to plead guilty in d.c. he was arrested in april after flying it from gettysburg, peninsula, to the grass field to call attention on the influence of big money in politics. alison: let's switch over to a really delightful topic today. the weather! you know, it's been a record day. we were wondering if we may break records. jonathan: it's unusually warm out there for this time of the year. that is going to change fast. as weather tends to do. chief meteorologist doug hill has a look at the weekend forecast. doug: we broke records. 80 degrees. outside the belfort furniture weather center. it's 79 now at the reagan airport. breezy. upper 70's. we have 80's all over the place. the record was officially 78. we set a new record of 80. the old record set in 1948 on this day. also hitting 80 today. the last time we had an 80-degree temperature in washington in november was 12 years ago. definitely a special weather day here. here comes the scattered showers and the clouds with the cold front. so for this evening we w

that's a big challenge. >> in d.c. they instituted a lethality assessment program similar to in maryland, and what that does is it brings together social services and law enforcement. so that when a call does go in to 911, law enforcement can take care of the criminal part and they will put the phone over to an advocate or have an advocate do a ride along with them so the advocate can speak to the victim and talk about all the other things going on in their life that they might need help with in order to safely leave the abuser. >> sophie, you have said that to stop the epidemic, you need more than just law enforcement and the legal system. you need a community based approach. >> absolutely. for us what that looks like is building partnerships. when we talk about people going back to abusive partners and we talk about financial abuse and some of the other things that cripple people when they're trying to leave, community partnerships are vital. so if people can employ survivors who need stable income, that would be a so

the past couple of days. 81 fredericksburg and 80 in d.c. 80 toward annapolis and that shows you the southwestern component and now we're watching a front move in and that front is bringing the cloud cover and we've seen the clouds streaming in and notice the rain petering out here and not expecting much in the way of rain at all and can't rule out a stray shower and all in all, we could be looking at rain. turning much cooler tomorrow and then rain for parts of the area for the weekend and i've got that forecast for you. >> thank you, doug. >>> the democratic presidential hopefuls take the stage and all eyes are on ben carson over comments he made about his past. nbc's chuck todd will join us next. >>> the first deaths in d.c. blamed on synthetic drugs. now mayor bowser is traveling overseas. her trip might have an impact on the surge we've seen on our streets. >> plus calls for change after a young chil >>> the controversy on the campaign trail today. republican presidential hopeful ben carson under scrutiny over comments that he made in th

rosen secretly videotaped women in various stages of undress through their apartment windows in d.c. he's also charged in a second case in fairfax county on internet solicitation of a minor is set for january 11th. >>> turning to campaign 2016, it is election day in virginia and maryland. in virginia, polls are open until 7:00 tonight. voters there will be electing state senate and house delegate members as well as city players, council -- mayors, council members and sheriff pip in maryland, city council cities, mayors and more will be opened. >>> donald trump and ben carson are going toe to toe for the lead in the gop race for the presidential nomination. everyone else is wondering how to move forward with future debates. >> reporter: donald trump released his new book tuesday morning. if you ask him, it's great. >> my book is very hard- hitting. it says it like it is. based on what simon & schuster just told me, it's selling like hotcakes. >> reporter: some voters are having buyers remorse. item trails in the latest -- trump trails in the latest national polls. >> people are looking

a new proposal in d.c. council says yes. this isn't unheard of either. 16-year-olds have been allowed to vote in a couple of municipal park races in tacoma, maryland. what makes tuesday's vote unusual is it lowers the voting age for federal elections. >>> what martin o'malley and donald trump are expected to do in hours. >>> new search for metro's new leader who is now being thought of >>> today in decision 2016, two candidates for president will file their papers for the new hampshire primary. democrat martin o'malley plans to personally do that about 8:15 this morning. we expect republican donald trump to file his papers later on. the latest poll shows hillary clinton beating all but one candidate in the field. his name is not trump. tracie potts is with us from capitol hill. tracie, good morning. >> aaron, good morning. we've seen the surge, it's dr. ben carson. they are tied at 47% in a theoretical match-up. the other keenum coming out of our poll is that independent write for carson if it were a split between carson and

prepping officers in d.c. is taking on new urgency in the wake of the paris attacks. bsequent isis threat to washington, d.c.. chief lanier says police response to the scenario is always changing. after columbine, police started moving more quickly to take down shooters. [ sirens ] after the 2013 navy yard shooting that claimed 12 lives -- >> we have active shooter. a male with a shotgun. multiple shots fired. multiple people down. >> police learned some of the rifles were too large for the narrow walkways. and fire alarms made it harder to hear. >> the flashes you see are the fire alarmser the fire lames have been pulled and going off. it's loud. and they've got gunshots being fired and they're trying to narrow down where the gunman is so they can get to the gunman and stop the shooting. >> if prepped to make police even more effective and is times of threats from here and from far away. >> i don't think you're going to stop the shootings. i think that a person who's committed to carrying out an act of violence like this is going to carry that act out. how successful

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more than 700 families live in d.c. general right now. hat number could double once the weather starts to get cold. >>> later today, two developments in the case of an 11-year-old boy missing since 1989. his mother will be in virginia. we expect her to speak at the national center for missing and exploited children. paty wetterling and her husband spoke in front of their home after 26 years. police in st. paul, minnesota, have a person of interest in their son's disappearance. >> we hope and pray we will have an answ. where is jacob? does he know we're looking for those answers? >> police searched daniel heimrick's home for evidence in jacob's disappearance. they found enough to charge him with child pornography. he denied involvement in jacob's disappearance. >>> another troubling discovery inside halloween candy in maryland. a mother said she found sewing needles lodged in the candy. the child received the canty while trick or treating in huntingtontown. maryland police want to hear from you if you've noticed anything unusual. earlier we

i was in foster care for about 17 1/2 years, i'm originally a d.c. ative and i moved to foster care in florida so my family, my whole family was up here and i was just away from them and i wanted to reconnect. moving back up here was a big thing for me, but when i got here everything was not as i thought it should be. my mom was still doing what she wanted to do, dad is nowhere, so things were pretty tough. i was, as dr. henson said earlier, it was couch surf, hook up with people to get a place to lay down because everything is not always outside. >> so you just went from place to place, whoever would let you spend the night? >> yes, ma'am. >> how did that make you feel? >> bad. really bad. low. i didn't even feel like a human being or anyone worth anything. so it was a pretty hard time. >> nadie, a delante typical? >> delante is very typical of the young people that we serve. at covenant house washington over the 20 years they've served more than 35,000 youth each year annually over a thousand young people walk in our doors and we service and delante

>>> the pain and the heartbreak, people in d.c. standing with the victims of the bloodshed in paris. hello, i'm debra alfarone. and we're going to have coverage of the attacks from paris to d.c.. but first, breaking news. there has been a police involved shooting inside union station. a suspect, an innocent bystander hit and hospitalized. wusa 9's cameron thompson is there. what's going on cam? >> good evening, debra. we are on the entrance to union station where the focal point of this investigation has been d.c. police telling me this started as a stabbing in this area, not sure if it was inside or outside. and apparently the victim and suspect are-related related. the victim apparently going home before calling police and the ambulance, and she has been taken, an adult female has been taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. -- nonlengz life threatening injuries. the shooter, i'm told it happened on an escalator between the metro level and the am track level. apparently the suspect was holding a knife on the escalato

this is something we are just getting in the newsroom right now. d.c. police released this traffic cam video. that is a white van that investigators believe was involved in the kidnapping and rape of a woman. the attack happened saturday morning at 1500 block of fifth street northwest. the woman was taken from the 11th street area and driven several blocked and attacked there. if you know anybody or perhaps if you have seen this, they would like to hear from you. alison: only on 7 tonight, reading, writing and raydon? we have our hands on a new report that finds radon levels almost three times the e.p.a. limit inside school buildings. montgomery county kevin lewis has details. kevin: this five-page document is sure to grab attention of a lot of terror. radon at a number of schools including south lake elementary school in gaithersburg. for background, radon is an odorless gas that seeks in buildings in cracks through the foundation. because it can cause lung cancer the e.p.a. says radon should not top 4 picocurries per liter. 28 of the 205 schools tested

s in here at 5:45. >>> it has been nearly a year since the death of d.c.'yor for life marion berry. now the city has a fitting t tribute for mr. berry. >> lester holt is still in paris sharing his exclusive interview with one of the officers that took down the terror plot mastermind. >> metro's new gm is talking about fare prices and your finances and what he has to say about whether it should cost >>> metro made it official today. paul wiedefeld is now sworn in and the honeymoon is pretty much over already as you can imagine. news 4's transportation reporter adam tuss got to talk to him after today's ceremony. what was the first thing you asked him, adam? >> what are you going to change at metro? specifically what position, staffing positions are you going to change so that the agency can get back on track. he said he's going to meet with everybody in the top position top to bottom. >> according to the best of my ability, so help me god. >> so help me god. >> reporter: welcome to washington, mr. wiedefeld. now it's time to get to work. >> unfortunately, we

here in d.c., we have some light rain a moment ago in northwest. can notice as you get down past prince william county still dry. st. mary's generally delay dry here but montgomery, fairfax and loudoun and west of the blue ridge. a bit of light to moderate showers out there and that's going to be the case for another oh 12 hours or so. 54 with the light rain at reagan national. light northeast wind at 5. so that front starting to slip past us as the winds are going from south to north. and you'll notice the cooler temperatures up north. we're down to 50 in frederick but still 59 at joint based andrews and front not there yet. martinsburg 52 and culpeper at 55. the weather headlines, the yellow alert sunday. the morning looks damp. if you're tailgating at fedex remember that and even the start of the game they still have a lingering shower. taper off midday early afternoon from north to south. much cooler and afternoon temperatures around 50 degrees. we're going to have the high for the day at midnight or in the next hour or so with more rain monday

horace: the annual turkey bowl in d.c. is in his 46th year.s the from the bible to between -- it is the friendly rivalry. the public high school football championship game is about winning and losing,. it is 46 years it is developed a tradition. not just hot dogs. they fry fish in that fund the concession stand. it was the wilson warriors versus the wilson tigers. >> number one! reporter: 20 think that? -- why you think that? >> i don't know. reporter: it's a reunion. >> it feels good to be here to see everybody. some people you were to school with. >> played in the late 1970's. we've been alumni for quite a few years. 30 plus years. it's good to see so many xt makes in the crowd -- x teammates in the crowd. >> they are all my school. whatever happens today, kids win . >> of the many important athletic events, this is absolutely the most important. reporter: woodson has been a perennial favorite. they have been here seven of the last nine times and won all but one of those games. as you can see by the scoreboard at halftime, they are ahead. >>

. >>> first, breaking news in the search for a missing girl from d.c. ava zechiel has been found alive. crews are working to bring her out of the mountains in tennessee. she was discovered four hours ago in the cherokee national forest. zechiel disappeared last wednesday while hiking with classmates from her boarding school. dozens of people have been searching for her on the air and on the ground. >>> the international manhunt intensifies for suspects linked to the terror attacks in farris, there's word o of a new potential threat in germany. >> darcy spencer talked to d.c.'s police chief about heightened security right here. we want to go first to the live desk and wendy rieger. >> big developments in connection with the attacks in farris. we're going to start with the bomb threat at the soccer stadium in germany. that stadium was hosting a match between germany and the netherlands. security officials called this a on create threat, but the german interior minister said they found no explosives thus far. also today france conducted more overnight reaai

is in d.c. i must say i agree with him and players on the wizards, too, the fans need to chill out and calm down. >> be cool, everybody. >> calm down. >> be cool. we still have time to recruit him in the offseason. right? that will be the right time. not right now. it got a lot harder to beat him tonight because bradley biel, we just announced he's going to miss tonight's game. the wizards and thunder. k.d. is in d.c. one night only kind of thing. wizards hosting the thunder. first and last matchup of this regular season. giant spotlight shining on kevin durant, thunder superstar who hails from d.c. durant knows the wizards fans, they're not shy in showing him some love. and they are kind of in your face about it. k.d. acknowledging last time it bordered on being disrespectful to the current wizards. jason pugh has more from the verizon center on the return of k.d. to d.c. campaign. >> reporter: thanks, carol. no matter what kevin durant can't escape the talk of what will happen when he's a free

days after the attacks in paris, d.c. is on high alert. putdetails about a video together by isis, that praises the attacks in france and threatens western cities including the capital. videoa propaganda reported by reuters. the authenticity of it has not been confirmed by officials. this afternoon, local and federal authorities have beefed up police presence in the d.c. area. they are keeping a close eye on french-owned sites and other high-profile areas. it shows a television broadcast of francois hollande. a militant steps in front of the camera. >> we will strike america and its stronghold, washington, with god's will. >> we have to be aware of what is going on. it is not about being in fear. been is where we have since september 11, 2001. you may see more police around the landmarks and around the d.c. area, officials want to be clear there is no specific or credible threat against the united states now. john gonzales, abc 7 news. jummy: the interior minister says 23 people have been arrested and more than 100 placed on house arrest. t

d.c. i'll zoom in on d.c. this is heaviest shower around the upper marlboro area. even in the city where we're not showing rain, they're still seeing the drizzle and the mist and will cont along the beltwa here toward the potomac, american legion bridge right on down toward 9 the5, woodbridge once again. here's low. little turn, little spin in the atmosphere that's helping to produce this rain over our area. that will move out overnight tonight and get better. first, the driving impact tonight. between 5:00 and 8:00, light rain. that means wet roadways right on through 11:00. give yourself extra time. slow down. as always, a lot of people today had the wipers going, but remember, it's also the law to put on those headlights as well when it's raining outside. make sure to keep those headlights on. sun and clouds tomorrow. breezy but nice. temperatures starting around the low 50s. rising into the low 60s by the afternoon. i do think we're going to see a pretty nice day out there for our veterans day. dry conditions. mix of sun and clouds. still some sunshine. a bit br

according to project giveback, nearly 60,000 in d.c. live in extreme poverty and unable to put food on the table. >>> parts of the midwest getting pounded by snow this weekend. just how much are they getting? >>> an afternoon of boating on the water. it wen >>> kiplinger worked nearly 35 years. he was a newspaper, radio and tv reporter. he passed away friday at a hospice in rockville maryland. >>> police departments say active shooter encounters call for more active responses. at an interview with 60 minutes correspondent anderson cooper, cathy lanier says on the slim chance you encounter an active shooter, you have three choices. >> run, fight, hide. >> that's what you tell them to do? >> yes. most active shooters kill victims in ten minutes or less. the best is five to seven minute response. get out is your best ons the if you're in a position to take the gunman down and out, it's the best option for saving lives before police get there >> if the public is educated on actions to take to reduce risks, lives can be saved. you can see the

no contested races to tell you about in d.c. jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- chipotle may be in trouble after several people got sick across the country. alison: recent liquor store robbery in d.c. tuned into a shoot-out with police. a young woman left dead and the family searching for answers as to what led up to the fateful did a. jonathan: big vote on marijuana today. how one state could be the new model for marijuana policy across the country. this referendum is unlike any other that has been voted on in any state or country so far. doug: as the hours of the daylight continue to get shorter, the weather seems to be getting better. is this a trend? we find out next on "abc7 news at 4:00". stay with us. alison: chipotle starting to feel the effects now of an e. coli outbreak atseveral stores in the northwest. the first lawsuit has been filed. a woman says she got violently sick at eating at one in vancouver, washington, last month. and she wants at least $75 tow -- 75,000 in federal lawsuit. chipotle is not

water is running for the nearly 100 seniors that live in the building behind me. d.c. fixed the valve. they plan on taking the gravel and sand and putting it in that hole and they will fix the roadway and open up ridge road southeast and antacostia road southeast. and the entire building is filled with elderly people, many relieve ed the water is back on and they fixed the valve and many trying to figure out what happened. it broke on monday shutting water off for the seniors at the triangle view apartments and assessing why it took so long to assess. the hole was more than 5 feet deep and made it challenging at ti times. people who lived here couldn't wash the dishes or flush the toilet or take a shower. what has life been like for you over the last couple days? >> awful. i can't even describe. >> reporter: residents tell me they are concerned it could possibly break again. i talked to a supervisor and he insists the valve is fixed and fine and operating properly. shomari stone, news4. >>> a maryland family caught up in a controversy they never expected. tonight, their

d.c. mayor muriel bowser are now tangled up in the pepco merger. last week fresh pac announced it was shutting down after criticism of pay to play politics. some community groups want the d.c. commission to investigate because they won't disclose whether they asked for contributions from pepco and epsilon. >> the mayor's controversial super pac known as super pac asked for donations from pepco and epsilon. >> mayor bowser told news 4 she is unaware of any such fundraising and would not approve of it. >>> well, today you can take a look inside the smallest house in the district. it's a 252 square foot home on capitol hill available for rent. it will set you back 1400 bucks a month, bless you. the house was verified as the smallest free standing house in d.c. in 2013. there will be an open house from 5:00 to 7:00 tonight. 252 square foot house. >> they're still asking for $1400 a month for that little space. >> just enough room to change your mind, that's about all the room that's in there. >> it's expensive to live in this area. >> sure is. >> parkin

not a bad friday afternoon. 55 in d.c., 58 in gaithersburg, 55 in la platt. a breeze now and then, but not looking cold. you may need a jacket but that's all. only rising to the mid-50s. we're not going to rise a lot even though we will see plenty of sunshine. not that kind of a day. saturday, a little less wind with sunshine and 53. still a nice afternoon but a cold start starting at 37 in the city. on sunday, very cold, 48 degrees with windy conditions and that will put wind chills in 30s all day, the coldest we've seen so far this season. sunday night to monday. down to 32 in the city, the first time we see freezing in the city. 29 in martinsburg and 26 in culpeper. waking up to chilly conditions, high on monday of 45 degrees. we moderate somewhat but still stay below average until thanksgiving when we go back bov avera -- above average, 57 degrees. >> we can get out of the house. >> or stay in. >>> making history. >> first, here's jimmy fallon. >> spike lee is here and ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love e

the average high in the middle of january here, current temperature, 30 degrees in gaithersburg. 36 in d.c., 31 in fredericksburg, believe it or not the temperatures have come up, they were in the 20s here, and cloud cover temperatures coming up a bit, the numbers will go down, a very cold night, cold morning. but then as you talk about thanksgiving warmth moving in we'll talk about how warm it will be for thanksgiving and even warmer for black friday. i have that forecast coming up as well in just a moment. >>> we're following a developing story in maryland where a metro train ran over a man and shut down the heights station. now we're learning whether or not he was drinking before he died. for hours, blue and silver lines were single tracking between stadium and addison road. they say the man was walking by himself and fell underneath the trail and got pinned underneath it. the officials are working on the surveillance video and will do a test for toxicology. >> he looks possibly on the camera he could have been unsteady on his feet and might have had a container in his hand when he fell

not only 80 in d.c., but 80 in dulles and the bw, all three set a record and it was a hot day here.own towards australia, too, and hot enough for this. take a look at this. this is an awesome storm making its way in. notice the clouds continuing to develop and that is a shelf cloud right there and once the shelf cloud moves through, that's when you start to see the rain come out of the storms and the shelf cloud is simply the storm as it moves on in. seeing the development of the motion, the vertical motion right ahead of that shelf cloud. they were seeing some rain down there and what a great shot that is. i love that shot down towards sydney australia during the day yesterday. yeah. they're getting thunderstorms there, not here. we are talking about nice, warm weather and still 75 degrees and we have clouds now and winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour and the rest area, 80 in manassas, and 76 in mart insburg and 75 down toward pa tuxet river and storm team 4 radar, a little bit on the breezy side and we don't have showers just yet and the front back to our west and the showe

>> the good news is both in d.c. and nationally the number of homeless vets is dropping drastically. d.c. is on track to end homelessness by the end of this nearly 1/4 were veterans. today 6% are veterans. this is a trend that's been replicated throughout the country and district. >> reporter: they say this may be the last veterans we have to do this. doors open at 6:30. volunteers start showing up shortly after that. live in northwest. derek ward, news 4. >>> a local veteran will be awarded the medal of honor at the white house this week. he attended walter johnson high school in bethesda and ran track at theni he was seriously injured in afghanistan three years ago when he tackled a suicide bomber. rohberg was part of a security team escorting a colonel. he said his instinctsnd training kicked in as soon as he realized the man was a threat. >> all i could think of is we have to get him away from the boss. like get him away as far as we can. talking about eight seconds here. there's no -- it's just -- you just react.

. >>> we heard about a situation in northwest d.c. under control. we have closures in place on k street between 19th street and 21st street and 20th and m streets so commuters will need to be mindful this morning. no issues prince georges county and p.o.w. parkway and free and clear of issue. sky 9 will have a look at the beltway in ten minute. we'll talk about where that is located shortly. over to you. >>> we begin with several breaking stories. a police barricade situation ongoing at 19th and k street northwest. >> nikki burdine is live on the scene with what we know so far. >> reporter: d.c. police now have the person in this barricade situation contained. exactly what that means is not clear because this is still a very active scene, a very active investigation, as you can see behind me. we have road closures in may. here's how we got to this point. this started around 1:15 at 19th and k streets northwest. initially d.c. police said the person had a mental health crisis when the barricade started. it is at 1999 k street northwest where this star

one cards more power. >> here in d.c., we have d.c.hat serve as a universal ticket to all good things. recreation center, the metro, our schools and now our libraries. >> while students do have to go online to activate their d.c. one cards, the library function has already been activated automatically. >> so get out there. >> hey, thanksgiving is deliciously close ask tell us about the warm up. >> it couldn't be better and we're still moving through the first change. that's the warning and the second is for anyone hitting the road on saturday. yes, more cloud cover moving in and we're tracking rain for the weekend and keeping a close eye on what will be the first system to provide snow. denver, areas around denver will see six everyones of snow and the mountains just under a foot and right now there are no major delays and chicago, they'll be see something rain and they're now in their 40s. so the weather tomorrow will have a no impact on the wear and we'll staut to peck up a few high clouds tomorrow, just a few. temperatures in the up

also at this hour flags at the white house the capital and several other buildings in d.c. are flying at half staff in memory of the people who died in france. our coverage of the attacks in paris is just getting started. all hour long we'll keep you updated as this story develops. we will bring you more in-depth stories about the victims, the response and what will happen in the search for answers. you can get updates any time on nbc washington app. >> i'm molette green in downtown d.c. with breaking news. barricade situation over. that we got from d.c. police just ten minutes ago after close to 11 hours with this. the suspect we can tell you, is in police custody. luckily no injuries, after all this started with an early morning gunshot. car traffic still an issue. pedestrian traffic still an issue. work and traffic for a lot of people came to a shutdown. road rows and rows of city police cars lined the block. downtown at a standstill. >> we've been here 20 minutes. we don't know what's happening. >> reporter: d.c. police confirm a woman is at center of a barricade at 19th

horace: we went to white house in the d.c. area and called in a master plumber and prince george's community professor gerald. he gave the plumbing in the house a clean bill of house. -- eight clean bill of health. , which created a leak could be easily fixed by anyone with a simple turn. then we hit a cameras throughout. posed as the homeowner while the photographer and i sat in an upstairs room and watched. this plumber wanted to replace the faucet hose. if you are the homeowner and you are not sure this is necessary, what would you do? >> this hose would cost you about $45. horace: here is what our producer did. >> is there another way to fix it where you don't have to replace it? >> we will look right now to see. it's not leaking anymore. >> thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. horace: this plumber was able to diagnose and fix the leak in 13 minutes. problem came when he called back to bome buddy office. and talked about what to charge. the company manager wanted to service270 for the call. our producer never agree to that when

current windchill, 30 in gaithersburg and 36 in d.c. and this is the windchill at 4:00 in the afternoon and you know the cold air is in place and we've got one more really cold night ahead and that's tonight. thanksgiving, though, we have warmth going our way and i've got it all for you coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> for the fourth straight day, brussels is paralyzed by terror, the belgian capital on lockdown under the highest possible security threat as authorities there continue to search for one of those responsible for the attacks on paris. overnight, 22 raids ended with 21 arrests and authorities say their main target, however, still on the loose. belgian isis militants salah abdeslam. his brother says he thinks salah may have pulled out of the paris attacks at the last second and that he may be wearing an explosive suicide belt. nbc news has confirmed that police south of paris did find an explosive belt and a cell phone and they are now going over the calls that were made and received on that phone. >> french president

a spot in the d.c. e athletic association class 2-a final at stake in the 46th annual turkey bowl. this is the trophy that is up for grabs and woodson and first half high school and the sophomore quarterback and khalil wright on the run and looking for the end zone. nice catch by junior white out, charles taylor and a little later, wright again and this time the bomb to motley. woodson, 300 yards passing and five touchdowns in the first half and second half now. wilson's defense making a few stops. the offense gets going a little bit and the running back repowering for the touchdown and woodson with a win by a score of 40-34 and fourth straight turkey bowl victory and also a little revenge against a rival. we came in this game with a lot of our heads and we went through that loss and we remember what we lost at that field and played this game as playback. >> it meant a lot for the young men. they did what they had to do, and i appreciate them a lot. >> woodson would take on the winner between gonzaga and

the winds are just off to the west making their way in. 57 degrees in d.c., 56 in fredericksburg. temperatures won't drop very fast tonight even though we have a cold front come through. winds keep temperatures up and tomorrow. nothing on the radar. it stays dry. we have the storm system moving through earlier today and moves out. we are seeing colder air beg beginning to move. see these dark gray clouds, that's colder air moving across the area. the storm system moving to canada. for us, it is cooler air and it will take a while. future wind gusts tomorrow morning and 30 in gaithersburg, 25 in leesburg. that means you'll be cold at the bus stop tomorrow afternoon. we have winds 35 miles an hour and gusts upwards of 40 and tomorrow, 3:00. if you're headed out friday night to dinner, a cold dinner. 56 in gaithersburg, 60 in culpeper. plenty of sunshine but we have the wind. what to wear tomorrow. the jacket and scarves. you won't need gloves or umbrella. we're not talking rain or that cold. wear layers tomorrow because it will start fairly chilly and move into milder temperatures.

protesters shut down a major intersection in d.c. for nationals trans week of action. the demonstration was right in the middle of the evening rush on 14th street in columbia heights, the goal to bring attention to the crimes and specifically the murder of transgender victims across the country. the most recent, 22-year-old zella ziona. >> we're demanding justice, dignity, and respect. also we want this to stop. >> d.c. police did block the intersection to protect the protesters after several requests and warnings the organizers and protesters were arrested. >>> a former loudoun county school supervisor said he's seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. >>> in upper marlboro a former teacher could get a 25-year sentence today. the judge found andre brown guilt of having sex in september. he had sex in a boys locker rook at home coming back in 2013. >>> they will question the decision to close the hospital. earlier this month laurel mayor said they'll work dom up with a better plan. more than 100 workers have already been laid off. >>> metro likely to vote on a new leader to

d.c. public school. in's spotlight on education, kellye lynn says educators are hoping that extending the school year will improve academic achievement. >> how much will i have when i add together the quarter and the nickel? kellye: more than two months into the school year, students at raymond education campus in northwest are focused on learning. teachers hope it will continue well jobbed the start of summer. >> they will attend school for 190 days and will attend more than any other school in the school district. kellye: is goal is to reduce what is known as the summer slide when the students fall behind in math and reading in the summer months when school is out of session. last summer students at this school experienced 20% decline in reading scores! those with the extended school year do better. kellye: it will add ten days to the end of the school calendar this academic year with schools closing july 8. then another sten days will be add -- ten days will be added. >> the regular school year is fine.

we got breaking news in from southwest d.c.ice telling us a man was shot just about an hour ago along the 100 block of danbury street near south capitol terrace. the man has been transported to the hospital but we're still not sure of his condition and no word on a suspect or motive at this point. we'll get back on the phone with investigators and see if we can find out more information. for now, that's the latest from the live desk. >> thanks, nick. >>> everywhere you turn, gwen stefani's life is being talked about. >> that's right. america is fascinated with her new music, her very new famous boyfriend and of course that very public divorce. tommy mcfly asked her about all of it. >> he joins us in the 94.7 fresh fm studio. good morning, tommy. she was very candid. >> she was super candid. good morning, guys. gwen stefani was exactly the gwen stefani you'd want her to be in this interview. she was so fantastic. she talked about her new single called "used to lover you" which is -- love you" which is obviously written about her

the extra precautions we're seeing in place in d.c. and the impact it's having on people visiting our city. >>> chopper 4 over problems in prince gorges county. a slowdown into the city and another one on 270. >>> first, our first look at the damage from severe storms in the pacific northwest. the problem that region is dealing with a >>> right now hundreds of thousands are without power. storms pounded the state overnight bringing heavy rains and strong winds. three people died after trees fell on their cars. schools are closed because of wind damages. the heavy rain is expected to pick back up tonight. >>> the storms that will bring us rain in a few hours already causing damage in the south. take a look. more than 14,000 people in the dark in tennessee after winds knocked down trees and power lines. in arkansas winds brought down part of the roof at a downtown business. some people say they saw a big cloud filled with lightning pass through before all of those bricks fell. no one was hurt. >>> you've got to think with all of that stuf

today scoots in d.c. will tell officialses what they need to leadership. ts will testify about what they would like to have things in their bucket. >> there's a new easy-to-use drug that can save the life of a person overdosing on drugs including heroin. it's called narcan. it's to help first responders deliver the aenlt doan easily and quickly. there's no evidence this morning that switching up your sleep schedule is not good for you. researchers from the university of pittsburgh found people whose sleep schedules are vafltly different on their free days compared to their work days were more likely to be overweight and have poor cholesterol. experts say it's really important to keep when you sleep really consistent. it's difficult for us because you try to have a weekend. >> i still get sleepy at 9:00 even on the weekends. >> me too. in case you wanted to know. we turn to "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell. >> you get tired because you're old, aaron, that's why. >> you did it. >> we're focus oddtown weather. rain chances have impacted the morning part

. >>> d'qwell jackson goes tomorrow in d.c. jackson is accused of punching a pizza delivery driver you'll recall in the face in february. police tell us the two got into a fight over a parking spot on 12th street in northwest. the victim also says jackson threatened to kill him. he faces a maximum of six months in prison and a fine of up to $1,000 iconvicted. >>> only on news4, an upclose look at d.c.'s jails. in jeopardy, a major section of the jail's ro won't survive the winter. news4 obtained internal memos from the d.c. department of corrections. an emergency $800,000 replacement is needed to avoid significant disruptions and damage inside the 40-year-old building. our cameras were allowed inside the jail today and found water dama and peeling pnt beneath the roof. members of d.c. council say the district should be planning to build a new jail in the near future to replace the aging one. >> there is obviously repairs that are needed. as we understand, the roof needs some significant repair. i just don't want to see us throwi

in. are your kids ready for college and a look at why d.c. ents aren't making >>> many driver his to be rescued in iowa after sliding off icy and snowy roads impeach visibility is less than a mile in the western and northern parts of the state. up to eight inches of snow were expected. many schools were canceled today. >> check this out just outside oklahoma city. a woman snapped this picture of the ice melting off a speed limit sign. >> if you look closely at the ice you can see the letters and the numbers on the sign remained intact. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> that's really quite an amazing photo out there. for us nothing like that. we don't have the frozen precipitation here, but we do have cold rainmaking its way outside. >> you can see the fog across the region and the mist ask drizzle remains. it is a raw, damp, dreary monday across our region and that's one of the warmest temperatures. we're in the 30s to the north and west and only 37 leesburg and 34 around la rhea. i'm not expecting anything to freeze in our region an

she really wanted me to just .ight it, you know, fight it i grew up in d.c. my whole life. interactions between minorities and police officers, from what i know, is never good. after the 32 hours of community service, just be done with it. host: where did you do the service? calvin: a landfill. worksrtment of public landfill on michigan avenue. months tome two complete 32 hours at my pace. i finished it within the first month prior to going back to court. hours over four consecutive weekends. that was at the landfill, cleaning up trash. ta-nehisi: so you fulfilled your community service. the deal would be expunged from the record. has it been removed? wife went and my through some family changes, and we have adopted two more boys. [laughter] [applause] seriously! the process of adoption, i don't know if anyone knows, it is strenuous. ta-nehisi: they do a full background check. calvin: it came up. luckily-- ta-nehisi: how are you informed? calvin: fingerprints. luckily, it wasn't one of the them., it never stops the social worker let me know it came up. assaulting a police o

d.c. jail that was in use until 1957. some of the documents and artifacts are showing signs of deterioration, one of the biggest problems facng the d.c. archives is space. >> unfortunately, the space in this building has reached capacity. so we have a relationship with the national archives, and they store many of our records as well for the things that we are not able to physically hold here. >> reporter: $46 million has been allocated for a new arch e archivesi archivesiarchive building. at the d.c. archives, mark segraves, news 4. >> high was supposed to be taken to the hospital, but that plan changed for a suspect who died in police custody in virginia and his family is now suing. saying the officers discharged their tasers 20 times in 30 minutes. >>> and then tonight at 6:00, treating the emotional scars of war. how one program is helping local veterans heal as they leave the veterans heal as they leave the battlefield and head back home. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this w

d.c. and have since expanded to baltimore an. and while all three companies may have gotten their start right here in washington, d.c., they're looking to take their products and services nationwide in the future. for "nightly business report" in washington, d.c., i'm kate rogers. >> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. have a great evening, everybody. see you back here tomorr >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music ] >> when amy x. neuburg discovered electronics, she never looked back. and the musical places she goes to will surprise you. >> amy x. neuburg: i just fell in love with the sound of the electronics. not only are you creating all i mean, music, you're creating all new sound. >> the work of ceramicist shuji ikeda requires patience. this kiln will burn for seven days. >> shuji ikeda: through my work i want to communicate without language. >> and the floral work of stanlee gatti. those stories, this time on spark. [ ♪music ]

the situation is over and that woman is now in custody. but d.c. police have still not told us who she is or why she did this. downtown d.c. had been shut down for hours, turning a typically congested area into a ghosttown. the streets and sidewalks that were open were filled with people trying to get to work. >> everybody else is ready to go to work. >> what are you gonna do? >> hang out for 20 minutes and then go home and work from home. >> hope flip nobody is hurt and it will be cleared up -- hopefully nobody is hurt and it will be cleared up soon. >> reporter: police got a call about a call about a woman in a mental health crisis. when they arrived, a shot came but it did not come from them. there's not a lot of information and people were stuck thinking the worse. >> i was thinking about what happened over the weekend. little conveniences don't bother me because it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: i asked d.c. police why there was such a huge response to one woman. they said it was for the safety of everyone involved. there are still

we're talking about a homeless encampment in one of the busiest parts of d.c. and a now familiar site for anyone driving in that area. news 4's darcy spencer is along rock creek parkway to show us why the encampment is being cleared out and what's next for some of the people living there. darcy? >>. >> reporter: jim, this came as no surprise and government agencies have been coming out here in the last few weeks telling people they would have to get rid of the tents and move on. they were offered services including help with finding housing, but today was the deadline and you can see most of the camp site here, but look off in the distance. you still see about a handful of tents and those folks say they're not leaving. >>. >> d.c. workers throw out items not far from the watergate and kennedy center. >> you'll get a copy of everything. city officials have been working with residents for weeks to get them out of tents and into housing. >> i became homeless because i took to drinking, you know, and when i was drinking i lost my job and things and lost my companion

d.c. and have since expanded to baltimore an. and while all three companies may have gotten their start right here in washington, d.c., they're looking to take their products and services nationwide in the future. for "nightly business report" in washington, d.c., i'm kate rogers. >> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. have a great evening, everybody. see you back here tomorr >>> people who tour these galleries often say wow, i had no idea. many think computing is about engineers and mathematicians. if you have ever texted a friend or talked to seri you know it's about you. perhaps no dream has been more elusive. how close are we today? we put that question to google

in this neighborhood about what is going on here. and right now i can tell you we have been given no official information from d.c. police about how these two people died. now they are described as a man and a woman, a couple in their late 20s or early 30s. according to neighbors. now what we can tell you is that police are calling this a death investigation. not a homicide right now. and that the commander of the first police district is calling this an isolated incident. now there was an initial crime alert that went out this evening that referred to this as a shooting, we are told. that was in error that is not correct. now we do know police were called here around 3:30 this afternoon to check on the welfare of the couple. neighbors tell us they were in the process of renovating this town house and when we arrived, every window on the second floor was open. it is not clear whether police opened them. investigators also examined photographs and then towed away a vehicle that was parked nearby. my sources tell me there was no sign of forced entry into the house. so right now it appears that police are saying this

dupont ice arena in southeast d.c. e players are raising money to help kids in southeast get on the ice and get off the streets. the ice arena has hockey, speed skating and figure skating programs. >> there's a lot of challenges in the neighborhood, a lot of statistics that aren't very positive. but we try to give them something positive to do here, and the kids turn out. the majority of our kids are from ward 7, ward 8. and we get them out and they participate. they have a lot of fun. they learn a lot of life lessons. >> that's a face mask program. so far, the game has raised $10,000. the ft. dupont ice arena has been helping kids learn to skate for the last 40 years. >>> a disturbing discovery near a river bend. people heard a baby crying, and when deputies got to the scene, they saw an abandoned newborn girl. the child is okay burks tonight the search is on for the person who left her all alone. >>> and find out the three things allan gross says kept him alive while he languished in a cuban jail. >>> donald trump und