they say he brought a loaded pistol to moten elementary school behind me in southeast d.c. the child is in preschool. detectives say officers arrested the boy's father, 31-ye-o anthony earl chiels today. security guards checked the backpack and found the pistol around 9:30 this morning. we don't know why the guard checked the boy's bag in the first place. the father is charged with recklessly endangering a child's health. tonight this story is developing and we'll bring you the latest in southeast d.c., news 4. >> a new message tonight from donald trump on the campaign trail telling voters in wisconsin if you voted early, there is still time to change your mind. >> while trump trays to sway voters in a traditionally blue state, hillary clinton and president obama were in florida and ohio, a full court press with one week to go. >> brian capitol hill with the developments tonight. >> reporter: let's take this in for a moment. donald trump asking early voters to do a do over. a week before the election and donald trump is making an extraordinary, perhaps unprecedented appeal t

but i don't think we'll see any in the d.c. metro area, but maybe in the shenandoah valley you could get a few. lake effect snow. once we get the breezy northwest winds, i shouldn't even say breezy. let's call them windy. it's going to be so blustery once we get into saturday night and sunday. current temperatures hard to believe, our official high today in d.c. was 70 degrees at baltimore and also dulles, that was 73. it warm. it's gorgeous outside, and a wonderful evening. temperatures falling into the 50s tonight. that's it, under clear skies. looking good. the remainder of the evening, just wonderful conditions. very mild. when you wake up tomorrow morning, not going to be quite as bad. we have high pressure in charge so we're looking good. here's the frontal system. behind it is what's the story. ee could have a few showers tomorrow afternoon to tomorrow evening, but the main story is going to be the big drop in temperatures behind that 10, 20. even 30 degrees in a span of a few hours. so that cold air marching right toward

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scott: hey, you a tradition in d.c. your relatives fly in. you don't stay in during the thanksgiving holiday. you get out of the house. you try to see everything. this family from california, a lot of them, are making their way through the attractions on thanksgiving. >> monuments were awesome. >> most of the coolest attraction open including all the museums plus turkey for wild animals are a thanksgiving tradition. >> what is the best thing you have seen so far? >> the otters. >> just to give you an idea of how long the lines are at some of the spots here in d.c., take a look at this line at the botanical garden. it's clear that not everybody is home eating turkey. there are mall. gomez family that just arrived in d.c. from panama, celebrating turkey day out and about, too. >> it's different. the weather in panama is different from here. it's very hot and warm there. here -- >> how do you like the cold? >> i like it a lot. >> thanksgiving is all about spending time with the family. for the family from california, who is very nice, it's all a

part of the discussion white nationalists in d.c. abc7 answers the question who can meet in a federal building and who can't? the cheapest gas in area. north, south, east and west. toys. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: after months of criticism and attacks just hours ago, president-elect trump met with several journalists from the "new york times." many live tweeted the exchange. q mccray at the "live desk" to monitor the messages this afternoon. >> there are a lot of them. it appears that the "new york times" tackled all sort of topics with president-elect trump. from foreign policy change. even investigating hillary clinton. he said he would work to put her behind bars if he was president but he has had a change of heart. he said it's not something he feels strongly adding, "i don't want to hurt the clintons. she went through a lot and and what he said about president obama he said, "i didn't know if i'd like him. i thought maybe i wouldn't but i did. i enjoyed him a lot." and once he left the "new york tim

in an address? a lot if you are trying to win a local d.c. contract. coming up for us the i-team goes digging in the small business and where they are really located. maureen: a vicious attack on a maryland grandmother allegedly at the hands of her grand daughter. why police say she did it. steve: finally, much-needed rain on the way. i will give you the timing and the impact on the morning rush maureen: a 2-year-old boy died when the car slammed in the back of a delivery truck this morning and the truck was stopped at the intersection at the time. the driver was not hurt. jonathan: 2 from pasadena facing criminal charges for viciously attacking her own grand mother. police say that savannah weaver stabbed her grand mother repeatingly saying she kneaded to cut the demons out of her. she is now undergoing mental evaluation. her grandmother is recovering from her stab wounds. maureen: "7 on your side" with health news. texas, now joins florida as the only state with the locally transmitted cases of zika. the virus was confirmed last she had not traveled t

tomorrow morning, by lunchtime, fredericksburg, 37 in d.c., 35 for leesburg. we don't really want -- warm-up. after school, still going to be on the chilly side. tuesday morning, starting off in the teens and 20's around the area with feels-like temperature's. your bus stop forecast, c minus to get the day started up to a be minus on the way home. windy again but not quite as windy as today. white of it to talk about on the 10 day outlook. we stay dry, but as we get into tuesday, that will be more of a break from the wind. travel for thanksgiving, if you are leaving town on tuesday, staying closer to the coast, no problems. into the middle of the country, snow closer to minnesota, then west coast, showers over there as well. as we work our way to wednesday, closer to home, getting out of town on wednesday, we will find the rain working its way into the midwest. nashville to columbus in chicago, rain showers. still dry and sunny around the east coast. we will deal with rain showers into thursday. for thanksgiving, we will see a few showers early in the morning,

today is your last day to vote early if you're registered in d.c. submit an absentee ballot in virginia for free. early voting in maryland ended last night. >> cyber security experts will be in arlington to check election systems, experts are confident the official voting tally will not be affected. >>> a virginia man accused of joining, then quitting isis will be arraigned. muhammad weis is accused of providing intelligence group. >>> the world series champion parade begins later this morning. >>> less daylight means more danger on the streets for pedestrians and bicyclists. >> one group wants you to be more aware as you drive, walk, and bike this fall. molette green is live to tell bus the street smart campaign. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're at a big intersection that has it all. pedestrians, runners, bikers, more about the street smart campaign. we can tell you, they will be urging you to obey traffic laws. studies show this is necessary and those fines from 40 to $500 and points on your license. back to the studie

this is not unusual in washington d.c. and of course, we have folks here -- i'll let you guys listen in on the ground and see the protests. it's not large little unruly. $hartd to tell the crowd is moving how many do you estimate are out interest right now where you are now? >> i would say shawn a fairly small crowd a couple hundred out here. obviously when you are in a city like washington d.c. with so many areas protected, chill out, like the white house -- >> people around here get a little unruly. for the most part a couple hundred are protesting and saying stand with immigrant workers and no bigotry and a trump rally getting out of hand as the night continues. >> be safe out there we'll try to come back to you later on as the situation develops out. there marina morocco, live near the white house tonight, thank you. >> meantime many people were feeling blue after the election results so. they gathered tonight in dew point circle a little bit of a different rally hug n organizers wanted people to come together in an eff

steve,rter: well, we're at the dorothy height library in northeast d.c. on ntt be.ning row. i'll tell was we saw it earlierr and seeing it here.d eing take look.oo this is the polling place here,r and record numbers. nbers voting early here in theere t district of columbia this pollsl and the others in the city open 8:30 this morning they close atn 7:00 o'clock. owe want to show you like here the line who are juso t look ast this. the main hallway here at theat e library in the lobby and evenve out the door and stay with uss shot for minute here you see y it's inspiring to see some s s people can barely walk andalk they're coming here to vote. just lots of people.feo let's show you video tape now tw take you over to one judiciaryuy square outside the poll there -- polls there open 8:30 as well,sw and this was at aboutut 9:00 o'clock. a long line9: outside the buildi as well. ends tonight at 7:00 o'clock. early voting ended yesterday ini the state of maryland. 877,000 people across marylandar voted early that's almost twicei as many as voted early in 2012. early voting absente

what's the overall immediate in d.c. today? -- overmood in d.c. today? >> -- what's the overall mood >> it's still in shock. it's something a large part of the country didn't see coming. so washington drpt see it coming -- didn't see it coming republican or democrat. there's a lot of soul searching. you can hear protesters. they've been here for about two hours. some of what we're seeing around the country. there's a lot of soul searching. why did we miss this and where do we go as a country from this. >> it's not gog thank you very much. plenty of stories for you when you get home. >> all right thank you, rob. >>> there's no question this election was like nothing we'd ever seen before. there are more than a few people nervous. back to the bay sicks for a look at -- basics for a look at what the president can and cannot do. >> a little refresher never hurt, right? social studies teacher ever expected to have me back. sorry. but she let us spend the day with her and her students and they cleared up any confusion you may have. >> we want to go back to mak

temperatures in d.c. in the low 60s. a lot of the suburbs also climbing into the 60s on this friday. 64 in culpeper. 63 in frederick. and 62 at the river. now, look at the temperatures chicago, 63. look how temperatures drop off behind the cold front, just 16 degrees in south dakota. and we've got temperatures in denver, 24. this cold front is headed in our direction and that's what we're going to track for the weekend that brings a drop in temperatures by sunday. the afternoon, nice but we have a wild ride headed this way over the weekend. we will talk about showers, how gusty the winds will be and check out the seven-day forecast. and right now, you can take that forecast with you. just download the app. >> thank you. >>> well, the recent presidential election may have triggered a spike in inintolerance but it's also brought -- intolerance, but it's also brought out the best in some of us. fi>>> rst,her hands are retrained, she is no apparent threat so why is this police officer punching this woman in yeah, so mom's go

>> you mean in d.c.? >> i don't know if there are that many, but i think right now with all this anger, which is so unbelievable to me, i mean eight years ago i wasn't crying and looking for a dog to hold. i wasn't looking for somebody with a pin on their shoulder that was a safety person. i sucked it up. we lost, but personally if i don't ever work again and i told you this before, judge, and donald trump is now president-elect donald trump, i'm good. i think, judge -- >> it's worth it. all right. steven, go ahead. >> i think that judge last interview cocoa lead she better watch it or we'll open a new division of homeland security called baio. >> cocoa and i consistently duke it out and the good thing is she's never on set otherwise we'd really duke it out. do you think that there is a price to pay in l.a. or in new york for that matter for supporting donald trump? >> of course. absolutely. scott baio and i were talking earlier today, putting our thoughts together and we've come up with an idea. the two

in. crowding d.c. mayor muriel bowser she is not doing enough to protect immigrants from custom enforcement or ice. they caught up with the mayor at the university ever district of call can up bee a. mayor fired back and and told them d.c. is sanctuary city that protects immigrants. it's a hot button issue. d.c. city council will hear proposed legislation that could propose refugees. >> live in the northwest with more on that proposal, laura. >> contrary to what many may believe this was not brought up because of election in response to election of donald trump to the presidency and this does obviously coincide with the sanctuary city resolution that mayor muriel bowser was talking about. that's really coincidence this hearing will happen tomorrow. what resolution calls for is raids on immigration families here in the district. and this was proposed back in april and what council member brianna doe introduced and followed federal raids in d.c. similar to what you're look at her sparked fear in her ward

we showed you anti-trump protests last night in d.c. really across the country. they were popping up instan tainously. we saw demonstrations in chicago, oakland, seattle, new york. many other major cities. there has been protests today. stephen tschida continues the team coverage from the white house with the latest. stephen: important meeting between president-elect donald trump and sitting president obama took place and the demonstrators came here because they wanted to express the grief, the disappointment and fear over the jam count of the presidential election. there were demonstration here and demonstrations near the trump hotel and on capitol hill. feeling on this day. listen up. >> i have been motivated by the protests and the marching in new york, san francisco, where masses of people have come out. what is being said as far as the bad lapping wage, and not -- the bad language and not accepting president-elect trump i don't agree with. steves president barack obama and president-elect trump expressing a show of unity here at the white house. not necessari

demonstrations organized around the nation and some here in d.c. one of those rallies is set to start in a few hours here. >> reporter: you said it, in two hours at 9:00 protestors are going to gather here on capitol hill and tonight at 8:00 we're expecting to see a demonstration over at the white house. during the last few days we've seen a few people protest in our area following the presidential election. last night dozens protested outside trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue, resisting president-elect trump's policies. protestors also marched to the trump's victory. >> my mom and my parents are not from this country. we're getting deported and like, the hate and bullying i might get. >> reporter: as we all know, trump likes to tweet. yesterday he tweeted out support for those protestors saying, eventually we will all come together and >> stephanie, thank you for that report. >>> breaking overnight, one person suffered life- threatening injuries in a fire in northeast washington. crews were able to contain the flames to just one unit

tom: yeah, jonathan, you look at the protests in d.c. could not be a more different scene in hagerstown tonight, not a lot of folks night, but a lot of folks are very happy. check out the results from the election here, trump winning this county by more than two to one, washington county, 63% to 31%. >> i actually voted for obama in 2008. tom: eight years later, it is a trump sign in his yard. he says president obama disappointed him on issues like immigration and jobs. and i was not happy with what obama was doing. tom: although hillary clinton easily won the state of maryland, it was not because of washington county. it's completely different than inside the beltway 60 miles away. here there are trump signs, but barely any for clinton. >> i trust him more than hillary, to be honest. tom: trump voters say that he connect it with a minute a way that she was not able to. >> people. >> we've been getting the same old thing for eight years now and i'm tired of it. >> the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. tom: whi

have a good night. >> adam: back live in washington, d.c. and returning to our coverage of donald trump's presidential win we have our first look at hillary clinton just two days after her loss, she was walking it off in new york. one woman happened to be hiking in the same area with her baby when she crossed path with the former secretary of state. on a hike near their home in chappaqua new york margaret and familiar face, hillary clinton. >> incredible to randomly run into bill clinton and hillary clinton, two days after he election.wroo she says she recognized former president clinton first and once she saw hillary she immediately got excited and asked bill to take their photo. >> i said something to her on the lines of you know all i wanted to do all day yesterdays a hug you and tell you how proud i was here to bring my daughter with me to vote for you. me, and she couldn't have been any nicer. with the ruts still raw for many, she says hillary didn't seem phased. and she says the chance encounter was an encouraging one for her. >> i thin

same as yesterday we were seasonable and right now getting cooler and 41 in d.c. and dues fredericksburg that hour and 30 gaithersburg and same in baltimore and 38 in annapolis. quite chilly tonight with overnight lows mainly into 30s and cooler to the north and forth west of course. and bundle up. this no gusty cold winds or wind chills to think about. we have clouds moving in though all ahead after i system that brought a fair amount of rain to mid section of kupty and high pressure in control and that gave us all the nice sunshine we got to enjoy and that is moving out. it's opening up the door for this cloud deck to start heading our way and we'll see partly cloudy skies tonight and once we get past tonight we'll talk about approach of system and this will bring us two things. first ahead of it we'll gets a nice warm subject of air and we're talking temperatures heading into the mid to upper 60s as i mentioned and tuesday and wednesday then once the frontov ahead of it and along it while see rainfall and on the backside of of that the cooler air. we have that c

mayor bowser said among several vacant positions in administration the d.c. ps chancellor seat is her top priority and end henderson stepped down two months ago. tony. >> peaceful protest turned violent today in montgomery country and this morning students from richard montgomery county high school gathered to the county president-elect donald trump. on the way some students got into altercation with each other over he make america great hat one of them was wearing. >> the young male wearing make america great again hat swung and that's when the three boys beat him up basically. they attacked him. they hit him. they stomped on him and they were punching him and when i ran up with other students to try to stop it >> and we're told the injured student will be okay and police identified a suspect but they are not release ago name because he is a juvenile. >> and coming up next, tracking gunfire in the district. >> and how often are gun battles breaking out in city streets when we you may learn may sap you. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you c

we're one hour away from the first polls opening in virginia and two hours in maryland and d.c. >> we have a team of reporters here and in new york where later tonight, we'll have a president-elect. >> it is 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we want to talk about the forecast to find out what people will be dealing with weather wise when they head to the polls skies remain clear overnight. that allowed for quite the drop in temperatures. many spots across central virginia are down below the freezing mark early this morning. an extra layer of warmth needed. it will be nice and mild later today. afternoon highs way up into the 60s. clouds come back tonight. we'll talk about tomorrow's rain chance coming up. out you go. 30 at gaithersburg. 28 in manassas and warrenton. a quick warm up, though. should be mid-60s at lunch time. mid to upper 60s for highs today. sun is down at 5:00. by 8:00, back down into the 50s. we'll take a closer look at tomorrow and outdoor activity planner coming up. melissa mollet, good morning, new trouble on the outer

d.c. police are continuing investigation. flashes going off in upper 9:50 last night and initially d.c. police tweeted about a shooting in the 300 bloj wood ridge street northeast and what i'm learning is that apparently retired d.c. police officers lives here and he was attacked or expected to ab tacked by a family member mentally ill even soun officers had no choice fwout shoot and kill his own son in self-defense and that is the information again that we're getting from my d.c. police source and we're continuing to work that and try to confirm through the public information office and i have that and a really tough situation here in northeast today. melanie alnwick, back to you guys. >> heart wrenching thank you melanie for working sources and there. developing news this morning an employee of elevation burger in ashburn virginia arrested sunday for sexually assaulting two girls in the restaurant bathroom. 0-year-old luiz ore could face prison. he has a prior record from when a minor for sexually assaulting tw people then. right now he's at loudoun country adult center held on no boun

in the district tonight. we went one on one with d.c.'s mayor getting reaction on a variety of issues facing people who live and work in the city. that includes everything from today's student protest from illegal dirt bikes and atvs on the streets and the ongoing search for a new police chief. marina maracco is live in northwest tonight with the latest. >>reporter: mayor bowser did answer some questions but she also left some answer up in the air and then there's a controversial d.c. she flip-flop on that. scenes like these have played out across the country and today it happened in d.c. nearly 4,000 high school students from the district and surrounding areas walked out of class in protest of the presidential election results. depending with which student you ask their absence from school was either excused or unexcused. this evening during a community walk through mayor bowser also today's d.c. ps walk out. students were exercising their first amendment rights. we want them to be able to express their feelings. do you think it sets a d

the wind has been gusting over the last 24 to 48 hours, and right now, winds gust 25 in d.c., and 31 in winchester, so the wind is still out there. it's not everywhere, and where we had more remember, that's where they are the coldest. this is the actual temperature. 24. there's no wind out there. 19 feels like temperature, and winchester, feels like 28 in d.c. yeah. winter definitely feeling like it's here, and that's the way we'll wake up tomorrow morning, too, cold numbers. no rain, not seeing any chance of the umbrella. the snow up to parts of new four feet of snow. yeah. that's the lake effect snow machine going up towards that area. just north of syracuse some of the heaviest amounts of snow. for us, it's bout the cold. no snow here, a few flakes yesterday in places. tonight, it's the cold. tomorrow morning. look at the wind chill tomorrow morning, 25 d.c., 17 in manessa. extremely cold. look what happens tomorrow afternoon. we're only inhe tomorrow, so, yes, definitely a cold day on your tuesday too. stepping out the front door, temperature tomorrow, 49 degrees, mostly sunny, b

. >> and in d.c. two years after losing his re-election bid for mayor, vincent gray has been elected to his old d.c. council seat in ward 7. at the decision desk, i'm erika his family watched the results roll in. they joined him last night at trump headquarters. sarah rosario was there tracking the historic moment. >> reporter: many people here in new york, the donald trump supporters are very glad, but

in d.c., minors are allowed to go with voters. in maryland, voters can take one or two children under the age of 18 with them. in virginia, those kids must be 15 or younger. no matter what, they're not allowed to disrupt the voting procedures. >>> a lot of schools are closed today in different opportunity to take the kids with you today. >> i'm taking mine with me today. >> chuck bell, can you take a dog? >> no. no. no. >> i throw that in the mix and that messes everything up. >> she will sit quietly on the sidewalk. she is voting for milk bones. i'm not sure. >> what kind of weather will we have? >> pretty good weather. the last couple of election cycles it hasn't been pretty. 2008 we had rain with temperatures in the 50s. last time we had sunny election day was 12 years ago in 2004. sunshine and a 71 degree high on that election day. right now, today's forecast looks good. it is cold outside this morning. early voters, layer up. it is in the 30s, but later today it will be a mild afternoon. southwest winds eventually bringing in

hea now back out here live in d.c. again we've seen this morningng extra security out here inut hee to be here for quite some time and even through inaugurationugn day. live in northwest, i'm melanie n alnwick fox5 local news. >> 7:06 right now.now. quite a difference from almost t 24 hours ago. melanie was out there with thei umbrella so was annie. today nothing but some sunshine. >> and in case the sunshine sune wasn't enough and you missed tucker's little dance i want you toittl know pamela moodya my johnson says you made her day.ay >> i think he made a lot of people's day.op's >> grizz's dance impression. dan >> we all have our talents.ur tn >> doing our part. doing par >> yeah we're doing our part. p. cool temperatures overnight.rn cool day today but sunny sun bright and beautiful if, you know, at some point you wantyoua to dance go for it.to dance 45 now in washington.hing winds north-northwest at 10. sunshine, beautiful sunriseri out there early and we're we' looking at clear conditionsdion for your afternoon and

i think a lot of people in the city want d.c. police to do more to stop harassment of drivers on road and pedestrian as well. but there are good morning, everybody certain orders in place that say that d.c. police cars cannot chase these atvs for public safety reasons as well. and again the investigation into whether or not these officers did indeed pepper should say and whether that's something considered okay or not i don't know. that continues, bark to you guys. >> all right. thank you melanie. >> and employee of elevation burgerer in ashburn virginia arrested surprised for sexually assaulting two girls in the restaurant's bathroom. 21-year-old luiz orey could face deck identify for the attack. he had a prior record as a minor for sexually assault being back them. right now country no bound. >> normer mayor rudy guiliani is top pick for the job and senior officials says there's no competition if juliana wants it is it his. he's a former federal prosecutor and lacks extensive foreign policy experience. julienia was in the distri

>> explosive new discoveries in one high-profile missing persons cases. chandra levy, the d.c. intern found dead in a park. >> reporter: this is where she fell down, was pushed down, or rolled down. >> the congressman under suspicio suspici with the video never been seen publicly. publicly. and a twist from a mysterious whistle blower. here's debra roberts. >> reporter: it's not ford's theater, or the watergate hotel. but this simple storage unit may soon claim its own place in the criminal histo washington, d.c. this is the place. where did you put the recorder? >> i had the recorder right here behind that plastic bin. >> reporter: it was right here that this woman, speaking on camera for the first time, set up a bizarre amateur sting operation which would upend one of d.c.'s most famous murder cases, and she says, endanger her own life. >> reporter: we're talking about the notorious chandra levy case. >> this case had everything. it had power. it had sex. it had the nation's capital. it had a young woman on the rise. >> reporter: and now, because of this woman, the man once co

officials aren't sure why artan was in d.c. the fbi believes he may have been inspired by isis and nwar al awlaki. 11 people were injured at osu on monday before campus police officer shot and killed artan. >>> i'm shomari stone in upper marlboro, maryland, where prince george's county police have a crime scene that they are now investigating. you look right here, you can see police have blocked off this intersection. they are not allowing people to go through. right now, they believe that there was a man who was barricaded in a home who is now somewhere in this neighborhood. there is a helicopter above that has the light shining down on the ground. searching for this suspect. started around 2:40. there was a call for a breaking and entering 911 call. that's when police showed up here. and they are urging people to stay inside. come back out here live, there are folks who are actually waiting on the side of the street waiting to try and get home. you're now going to hear from a woman who lives in this neighborhood. let's hear wh

kellye: students in d.c. in real-time on this screen -- astronaut in real-time on this screen behind me. i have that coming up. alison: first t.g.i.t. -- larry: i will see you tomorrow morning on "good morning washington" with kidd o'shea's exclusive interview with dolly parton. she tells kid what she didn't get to say after she was cut off at the c.m.a.'s tomorrow ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. tore. kimberly: i'm "7 on your side" consumer investigator kimberly suiters. we are giving out help for new moms today. do you have questions about the pregnancy? do you need help with your baby? we have experts here. doctors, nurses, midwives, people who are dedicated to help you raise a healthy baby. if you need help or someone 703-236-9220. we'll be here until 6:30. larry: okay. talk to you soon. if y

you safe. >> reporter: there's a crosswalk now on southern avenue in front of united medical center in d.c. there are signs, but some cars still don't stop. >> i've had them so close to me, they won't stop, even if you got kids. >> reporter: the crosswalk went in after two women were hit and killed trying to get across the street last year. physicians assistant emma was leaving work at umc. in the hospital parking lot officials from across the launched this fall's street smart campaign to beg drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists to follow the rules of the road. >> how are you going to feel, god forbid you take a life because you're texting? >> reporter: it could be your child, your mother, your father. 75 pairs of shoes at the press conference represent the 75 pedestrians and bicyclists hit this is umc's chief operating officer. >> i think education, education, education. that's what changes things and empathy. >> reporter: albert has to get to his appointments at u manage. >>> c and he can't move fast. he wishes everyone else would slow down too. >> you riding in a car. you ain't got to be ru

why it is the top trending topic in d.c. and beating out black friday. >>> and what are president obama and vice president biden talking about as they wrap up time in the white house. we have the story of the man >>> this black friday, while many people all over the country spent the day waiting in long outside. news 4's mark segraves reports why one major retailer was closed on one of the biggest retail days of the year. >> i avoid lack friday like the plague. this is awesome. >> susie was one of thousands across the country to stand in line for rei black friday special. >> it is awesome. i have a car and i just open hike in the city but now i get to do it in nat >> for the second year in a row, the outdoor equipment retailer was closed on thanksgiving day and today. here in d.c., the retailer partnered with a ride sharing company called ske dadle where allows them to design their own charter bus routes and instead of waiting in line for a sale, they waited in line for a free ride to great falls and then back home. >> it is

d.c. residents can save thousands of dollars by investing in another state's plan because d.c.'s fees are so high. >> the story that you guys have done that you've done is really highlighting this issue. >> reporter: ward one council members say they've received calls from angry parents. >> the fees are outrageous and it doesn't make sense. city records, we found that parents have been complaining about the 529 fund for years. >> i have 8-month-old twins. >> reporter: including eric wolf who testified that d.c. charges him some of the highest annual fees in the nation, but unlike maryland and virginia hits parents like him with a sales charge on everything he contributes. >> taking 5% off the top, $100 number of constituents i have that contact me with big trust rashs. >> reporter: at that meeting they drilled the treasurer who explained unlike virginia, which has the largest 529 fund in the nation, d.c.'s fees are so high because its population is so small leaving him with just $400 million to work with. >> it is very very difficult to get the same level of response that you ma

michelle: amazon prime launches in d.c. the s for a special delivery coming jonathan: the worst case scenario. the attack wiping out everybody at every level of government. michelle: that is why there is a real designated survivor in big events like the "state of the >> this is the government that the real government prepares for. >> sir, you are the president of the united states. >> a plan in case the president and the other successors to the white house if they are killed at the same time there is under the constitution literally no one running the u.s. government. that can every happen. >> dick clark ran the continuity of government program for a decade. there is one time it's used. in 2007 it was the "state of the union." >> the f.b.i. detail drove me there and they were carrying the black binders. they were advising me if i assume the presidency. >> clark is the only official to deploy it in a crisis. house to leave washington. we landed a helicopter and got the speaker to the helicopter and flaw him out of washington.

to be shut down for a short time, but no major damage reported. >>> this is a case of bike theft in d.c. the owner rode her bike here from california. >> and a trip that took a detour when someone stole her bike. >> reporter: these are pictures from sandra's trip of in april she and her aunt flew to los angeles and rode across the u.s. in june having finally made it to d.c. their bikes were stolen. they locked them up at the metro station before heading to the zoo. we spoke to jackie by skype. >> we are not used to -- well, the bikes get stolen so easily which was kind of stupid. >> they were determined to finish their cross country trip and they needed help with getting equipment and bicycles ready to finish the ride. >> reporter: silver bikes connected them with stolen bike finding website bike index. >> how quickly they're able to recover bicycles. >> reporter: chris owen got involved and last month spotted a bike and called police. seller noted it. the bicycle retails for $1,200 and it was being for 300. >> reporter: metro transit police set up a sting. >> our detectives researched

among the several vacant poings in her administration the d.c. henderson stepped down two months ago. shawn. >> marina with the story, thank you. two maryland wrem in trouble after a 5-year-old girl in their care overdosed on an opiate. and police in washington county state mother treacy and the aunt said the child ingested methadone. they later picked her up and she was acting drunk and took her to the hospital. by the time they got there was unrespoychbs. they gave the girl narcan to reverse the affects of the overdose. they are charged with child endangerment and neglect. >> a father charged with murdering his 2-month-old son antoine beat his baby to death and his wife helped beforey the baby. jen ees is charged with secretary after the fact. they have to decide whether to indiet her or reduce charges against her. her husband is held without we are looking at a flashback to early october in the coming days. sue palka standing by with the forecast. hey, sue. >> hey there, tony, shawn, we're going to see kind of of a nice warm-up for a couple day

in seattle. sttle now.now. happening now d.c. police d. poe investigating the murders twoure of women that took place justtoj two weeks apart. the first happened last month in the 3700 blocked las of j ste northeast. police say two men spotted thept victim in the parking lot att the mayfair mansions apartment e complex. police say the victim wasicm strangled to death.rangd to d so far no arrests have beens han made. >>> earlier this week a woman was stabbed to death alongier te 2600 block of pomeroy road in southeast. police have identified the hiden victim at 40-year-old an fleet at a pratt. anyone with information in either case is being asked to w call d.c. police.e. >> in south carolina is ah caros coroner is working to identifykt two of the bodies discoveredov on the property of allegedll serial killer todd kohlhepp. the coroner says they had beenn buried for nearly a year and yen that authorities are using thene victim's tattoos to identify them. them the two are also presumed to have beenpr a couple. kohlhepp facing charges ofargesf

she land a role in a famous d.c. murder case? >> i mean, sometimes real life, i think, can be -- >> reporter: stranger than fiction. >> stranger than fiction, absolutely. >> reporter: her strange tale begins this past july in annapolis, maryland. babs is going through rough times and is staying for a while at this country inn and suites. during paths with a mysterious middle-aged man who calls himself "phoenix." >> he was very kind. he was very friendly. he seemed like a very personal, nice guy. >> reporter: was there a spark going on here? >> no, no. there was no spark. >> reporter: but they grow do closer and a friendship ensues. phoenix even babysits babs' golden retriever buddy while she is out of town. >> that's him with buddy and buddy actually has a paw up there on him. >> reporter: but don't let those sweet selfies fool you. phoenix has a paw of his own. that tattoo, marking him as a former gangster from the fresno bulldogs. the chandra levy trial, armando morales. >> his face changed completely. it went from this gentle,

but here in d.c. there, is growing outrage on the streets as hundreds of students continue to protest the president-elect. >> we have team coverage of it all. and we begin with steve handelsman on capitol hill. >> reporter: cast iron dome has the republican party. you'd hardly realize that just a few days ago they were divided, disturbed about donald trump. now they're in a rush to pass the trump agenda while others up in new york assemble the trump administration, the trump staff. vice president elect mike pence in new york heading the trump transition, amid speculation that the president-elect will name his secretary of state. to deal with russia, the fight against isis, nato and new t conservative former u.n. ambassador john bolton is said to be a candidate. >> i think trump will be a far stronger leader. >> reporter: touted by another candidate rudy giuliani. >> john would be a very good choice. >> anybody better? >> maybe me. i don't know. >> reporter: the former new york mayor does not want the

a brief ceremony will cathedral commons in northwest d.c. each year donations from the red kettle campaign and able to salvation army to feed and shelter people in need. running all the way up until christmas eve. let's get a check on your forecast with veronica johnson. veronica: we will start mostly sunny across the area, a green light for everything, including during the afternoon hours, when there could be clouds producing sprinkle just north of d.c. until about 5:00, 6:00 this evening. certainly we are not going to need the umbrella today. chile to cold conditions out there, clouds picking up during the afternoon going from 4 64 is the temperature when the kids get out of school. showing where the showers going to be around frederick and gaithersburg, 3:00 to 4:00, temperatures in the 60's on saturday. look at it happens by sunday, 46 degrees for a high temperature. , dropping under the freezing mark by 7:00 p.m. on sunday with a high of 55 degrees. julie? julie: problems to report right now on the 395 as you guys head across the potomac

things >> reporter: okay, come going to be moving in and out of the d.c. area. one person that's staying here, president obama.idt ob in fact, this is the homeom he'll be moving into with his family.mi. it's in the kalaramaalam neighborhoods i want tos i wa to introduce you to someone whoeoho knows real estate in d.c. d.c better than most. jim bill.ill. >> thank you. >> reporter: mor>>e peoplete moo coming and going.oing >> the trump campaign waspaigwa really different in the factt that it didn't really the republican establishmentic or obvaniously the democratic establishment so those establishment washington folks that would generally mix intot a ga neneweral administration i'o sure if they're going to have ta a role in this one so i thinki i we've got a lot more people peo coming in and probably a lot more people coming out thisouths time. i want you to tell me where mwhe you think some of these folksso might be moving to.me obe movg t let's take a ride. >> sure. >> reporter: all right.ht where do you think most peopletl that are working for the trump p live.

sh d after giving birth in a bathtub in d.c.'s brightwood neighborhood. police arrested her as she was trying to dispose of the body. alvarado faces life in prison. >>> a u.s. park police officer shot himself in the foot while trying to stop a raccoon attack. the officer was in rock creek park after someone called about the animal. the raccoon attacked the officer who accidently shot himself while fighting off the raccoon. a second officer arrived and killed the animal. raccoon was rabid. the injured officer is expected to be okay. don't. don't. >> raccoon attack. >> don't. >> and chuck gets on me about not wanting to be okay. i'm just saying. 4:36 right now. this morning, a metro transit police officer is on administrative leave for reportedly pushing two women. laurel watkins shot this video of the incident on saturday at dupont circle. officer andy vin asked her and a friend to leave the station tape shows them asking to leave many times before he appears to push them toward the fair gate. watkins says she was bruised in the incident. metro reviewed vin

snapped a seven-day -- [ no audio ] fed chair yellen testifies in front of the joint economic committee in d.c. this morning. she'll likely be asked about president-elect trump and how his policies could affect the economy and whether they'll derail the fed's expected interest rate hike next month. black friday is past

. >>> firefighters had to evacuate an entire apartment building in d.c. investigators say flames broke out on the second flor in a building near 20th and f streets. firefighters knock it down fairly quickly. no one was injured. thr still trying to figure out how it started. >>> right now, millions of people are on their laptops and tablets getting a a jump on hit a a record $2 billion. that would be a 16% jump from 2015. more of you are buying items on your smart phones. justin finch is live. some folks just love to do it the old fashioned way. >> reporter: it's absolutely right. lots of feem showing up here in person. minutes ago. what we found so far is a shopping environment is a lot more relaxed than you might expect. check out this video here. macy's was among the first doors to open at 5:00 this afternoon. the nordstrom they are taking today off and will reopen tomorrow. sears opening at 6:00 until midnight tonight. shoppers say so farther after vanity purchases, knickknacks for themselves. the big r computerers, tvs will come tomorrow. . what they a