as for jonathan miller's attorney. keep in mind he was arrested to day. he will have a court appearance. don't know hive has a defense lawyer or public defender. that he is planning to have. live here at prince george's county police headquarters, shamari stone. news 4. >> thank you. new details on the fire we brought you as breaking news at 6:00. one victim its at a burn unit tonight. first responders evaluated another. after flames tore through a garage and spread to a large home in brookville, maryland. montgomery county, fire and rescue provided a video and pictures of the smoke and flames on brinkwood road. several people were displaced. more than 60 fire fighters battled the flames. there were no fire hydrants in the area. the home was heavily damaged. >> neighbors say a deadly fire in prince george's county was a tragedy waiting to happen. two people died in this foreclosed home. it was supposed to be empty. it's now one of three, foreclosed properties. on just street in the area. squatters ignore signs to stay away. many have nowhere else to go. >

. >> jonathan miller was yesterday. andrea grinage was forced to deliver her baby early because of the september attack. in an interview you'll only see on news 4, her sister is reacting to the new arrest and telling us how the baby is doing. justin finch is live in prince george's county with more now. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. andrea's family says she's still in critical condition. burns covering most of her body. that second arrest, they tell shomari stone that it sent her emotions all over the place. she couldn't believe someone could do this to another human being. the long list of charges include attempted murder. she's accused of helping her ex-boyfriend, la quinn phillips set her on fire at her apartment in capital heights. as she was pregnant with phillips' child. e baby three months early, premature. that condition complicated the birth of that child. >> she's still suffering. she suffers day-to-day with burns all over her body. >> it hurts to know that three chirp are out here with

jonathan miller was arrested yesterday. andrea grinage was forced to deliver her baby early because of the september attack. ? an interview only on news 4, her sister is reacting to the new arrest and telling us how the baby is doing. news 4's justin finch is live in prince george's county with more. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. andrea's sister dana remains in critical condition here at prince george's suffering from burns to most of her body. she is shocked to hear a second person has been linked to her sister's attack. jonathan miller's arrest was -- he's accused of helping la quinn phillips set her on fire in september at her capital heights apartment. police say carrying phillips child. the baby was born about two months early and grinage's sister says it's heartwarming now to hold her >> journey has been through a journey. i thank my sister for that. she survived her journey. she's been critical. she said is so that my niece made it. >> grinage's family believes that andrea held on to deliver t

jonathan miller was arrested today. miller and laquan phillips are accused of setting her on fire. she was burned across 90% of her body. she had to deliver her baby 7 weeks early. the baby was taken home from the hospital earlier this week. >>> a virginia man is under arrest in connection with a human sex traffickicking ring. jamone murphy was arrested at town place suites this weekend. investigators also found three victims at the hotel who were being held there against their will. murphy faces a slough of charges. >>> tonight's special assignment unit investigation looks at a car accident involving a prince george's county police officer government issued cruiser. police are sworn to protect and serve. but tonight, how this officer is accused of protecting and serving himself. it is a bizarre story. that is tonight at 11:00 on wusa9. >>> as we approach thanksgiving, peta is encouraging parents to talk turkey with their kids. it says ask your parents about going vegan. >> kids are smart and many do not to contribute to the suffering of animals when they find out the dead bird on

>> the man on the right, jonathan miller was arrested yesterday and was charged. before the attack an andrea gre nash. miller assisted her boyfriend phillips on the left there in setting her on fire in september. >>> this morning, police are trying to find out who killed gray. almost three months after she was killed, it shows she was shot to death. she was found behind an apartment complex in a reward is offered for information that leads to the arrest of the person who killed her. >>> it's 4:29. back to the terror attack in manhattan. people living in the tribeca neighborhood are determined to carry on with their lives and not let the terrorists win. last night, mourners gathered for a candlelight vigil and memorial march to honor the eight victims of tuesday's attack. it started at pier 40 on manhattan's west side where the suspect started his attack. his deadly drive continued for nearly a mile. about 100 people walked on the promenade next to the route. 12 people were also seriously hurt during the attack. >>> turning now to the suspect, saipov, they're analyz

jonathan miller from independent television news has this report from bangladesh on what some of the refugees have endured. >> reporter: kutupalong is claustrophobic and congests, and for some, overwhelming. nor bahar, collapsed at noon. no one rushed to help her. men nearby wouldn't touch her. it's culturally tabu. in her delirious state, nor was left to lie in the blistering sun until two women who didn't know her came to her aid. we would later learn of some of the terrible things she had suffered and seen. her brother and in-laws, all killed by the myanmar military. her sister-in-law raped, then murdered. nor had been among the first to arrive exactly two months ago. inside a small clinic, she collapsed again, and then slowly recovered and rehydrated. clearance operations against both government of suu kyi calls terrorist extremists, have no driven more than 600,000 unwanted stateless rohingya civilians into exile. the reality is that they faced a blitzkrieg of terror, burning, mass murder, and mass rape. while the myanmar military denies that its soldiers are doing this, the use

she also told detectives another man was in her apartment, jonathan miller is now charged with attempted first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. the trauma forced andrea to deliver her baby early. we're told the baby is home, but she is still in the hospital recovering. developing in mont, three people are without a home after a massive fire tore through their home tonight. this happened in brookville, m. that's where we find fox5's lauren demarco live with the latest. >>reporter: right now j clearing out of the scene. just a devastating night for a couple and their son who live in this home. sky fox was over the scene earlier. the large home on creek wood road appeared to be completely engulfed and montgomery county fire spokesman showed some incredible photos of the damage. what i'm learn is that the father and son were in the garage working on vehicle el when there was some sort of accident and flames broke out spreading to the home. they were able to get themselves out, but the father was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation and minor burns. i'm told the mother was

grinnage was severely burned in that attack and her boyfriend laquinn phillips and his friend jonathan miller face attempted murder charges. grinage's baby was delivered seven weeks prematurely and is now home with family members, but grinage faces a long road to recovery. >> i think everybody needs to stand up to domestic violence. i think this event shows how people come together to support a cause. so that's what we're all out here doing. we're supporting the cause. >> we had a marvelous turnout. we had at least 16 turn out for a fun game of football. we had two fields, six teams participating all for fun. we didn't win, but it was all for fun. >> as of a few hours ago, andrea grinage's gofundme page had towards its $50,000 goal. >>> well, here is something timely. can going out in the cold with wet air make you sick? independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm

police since arrested jonathan miller.s facing a number of charges including attempted first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. the crime forced her to deliver the baby early. we're told the baby is home. andrea is still recovering in the hospital. >>> to frederick county now. one person is under arrest following a double homicide. deputies responded to a call for an assault in process. they arrived and found a man and a woman in the middle of the road with serious injuries. their names have not bee released. police say the suspect was spotted near the scene. a neighbor told us he was surprised that something like this happened in his neighborhood. >> well, being here for the last five years it's pretty quiet neighborhood, not a lot going on. but to wake up with something like this is really devastating to have kids in middle school and for them to see that first thing in the morning it's real scary. >> the bodies of the victims will be taken to the medical examiner in baltimore for autopsies. >> tonight one pe

. >> reporter: this is the man police arrested today, 27-year- old jonathan miller of temple hills. authorities have been tightlipped on the specifics so far, but they say miller helped this man, laquinn phillip, burn his pregnant girl friend andrea grinage. both men are charged with attempted murder. now grinage suffered burns to 90% of her body following that fire in her capitol heights home, but back in september her chances of survival were slim, but now her family says her doctors tear up when thinking about the amount of progress she's made. the baby she had prematurely is doing well, too and fortunately they've gotten plenty of support. 14,000 people have shared this gofundme page meant to help with her medical bills. it's raised more than $40,000 these last two months and that's not all. her family has been posting on social media that they plan to hold a charity kick ball tournament this weekend, all to raise money for andrea's recovery. guys? >> it will be a long recovery. the first person charged in this horrifying crime, laquinn phillips, is due in court next week. there

jonathan miller is charged with attempted first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.home. andrea is still in the hospital. >> ♪ >> another update on the maryland woman seriously hurt in the las vegas shooting. a family spokesperson says tina frost is now out of intensive care at johns hopkins hospital and has spokener the massacre. we're told she got out of bed and kicked a soccer ball with her dad in a hallway. over the next few weeks she'll continue physical and speech therapy. >> 4:55 is the time right now. let's get over to mike thomas and talk about the friday forecast and the the weekend forecast as well because so far, mike, we're off to a good start and hopefully it's going to continue throughout the rest of the day. >> it will continue throughout the rest of the day but not so much the rest of of the weekend. we got big changes saturday. sunday will get a little better but saturday is kind of a messy around here. but not a washout. i'll explain in a minute. 77 degrees reagan national. b. >> reporter: 76, dulles 76. normal high should be 63. well above that ye

jonathan miller was taken into custody accused of working with laquinn phillips who is also charged in this case. mikeandrea grinage-parks was burned severely and birth to a baby 7 weeks early and the baby went home. miller is charged with attempted murder. nancy: on alert now in new york. two days after the terror attack that killed eight, maggie rulli is in new york where the man who was captured alive is admitting to it all. >> in the aftermath of the terror attack, the city is still shaken. >> it's scary to think that happened near the school. >> the suspect barreling down a well-used bike path in lower manhattan. neighborhood filled with families and schools. the community is determined to be resilient. >> we decided to wear black and show support of the community. we'll get through it. >> the schools are back in session. this is the high school and right here less than 50 yards away that bike path where many students say they saw the terror unfolding firsthand. the city's mayor stopped by the school today to offer his support for the the fact that new yorkers were undeterred. the

that second suspect is jonathan miller now facing a long list of charges which include conspiracy to commit arson as well as attempted murder. prosecutors allege that he helped greenwich ex-boyfriend la quan set her on fire back in september in her capital heights home. at the time greenwich was several months pregnant with his baby. sister now says twos two men deserve a full punishment. >> i don't think they should see the light of day. i think what they did to my sister, i think, i mean rit for her, justice for her and my nice. >> reporter: she doesn't really know him all that well. seen him a few times. but was tear fiduciary to see him in her apartment helping to set the fire that nearly cost her her life. i'm justin finish news4. >>> but from the hit netflix show house of cords for kevin sp spacy. nbc kate snow has the story. >> they say we get the leaders we deserve. >> reporter: they first netflix series to introduce bing watching but now eight unnamed current and former workers on house of cards tell cnn the atmosphere onset was toxic for young men who had to interact or wor

jonathan miller of independent television news has this report from yang-gon, myanmar. >> reporter: thee's on a mission. in the first apostolic visit to myanmar ever, francis aims to sow peace in a land where there's serious discord. a christian preaching harmony among buddhists and muslims. his cardinal here who met the pope off the plane has advised his boss to go easy. god's top diplomat is going to be treading on egg shells. because there is a potentially explosive question hanging in the hot, humid air. that question is will pope francis use the "r" word-- rohingya. a dirty word here in buddhist burma. deploying it could provoke his hosts but he knows there's a problem and he may just choose to name it. catholics make up just 1% of the population of burma. rohingya muslims did comprise 4%. except most have now fled. hounded out by a barbarous military campaign. backed by buddhist nationalists of arson, systematic rape and mass murder. 623,000 rohingya have crossed into neighboring bangladesh in less than three months. their friendless and stateless and now stuck in squalled camps.

jonathan miller is facing a number of charges. as a result of the tram a, andrea delivered her baby early. we are told the child is home. andrea is recovering in the hospital. tonight one person is dead, several others injured after a multi-vehicle crash in fredericksburg. video from sky fox shows the aftermath of the crash involving two cars and a truck. this afternoon on plank road. one person died at the scene, several others were treat ed at a nearby hospital. officials shutdown a stretch of the busy road from i95 to gateway boulevard while a crash team investigated. there's still no word tonight on a cause . three people are facing drug charges tonight after d.c. police raided a house in the 900 block of sixth street southwest officers ceased 53 pounds of pto . 73 grams of coke and $75,000 in cash. they're all facing felony drug charges. >> we have a new update on the maryland woman seriously hurt in the las vegas shooting. a family spokesperson says continue a frost is now out of intense a care at johns hopkins hospital and

we learned today police have now identified that man as 27-year-old jonathan miller and he is facingempted first degree murder and conspiracy to murder. i spoke with andrea's mother this afternoon and learned thankfully her baby who was delivered via emergency c-section when she arrived at the hospital has been home for the past three weeks. her name is aliyah but they're calling her journey and she's apparently doing very well. now, andrea grinage parks who has two older children was eight months pregnant when she ran from her apartment on fire seeking help from neighbors. she was able to tell them and first responders that her boyfriend had poured gasoline on her in the bathtub and set her on fire. she was concerned he may go after her mother next was quickly arrested. he's being held without bond on charges of first and second degree murder arson and other related charges. now, andrea grinage parks remains in the hospital tonight. according to a go fund me page set up by her family she was critically burned over 90 percent of her body and lost everything in her apartment in that f

jonathan miller, police say seen here on the left, police say he helped phillips with the crime in september. miller has been charged with attempted murder. the mother suffered serious burns. she is still in critical condition in the hospital. the baby was delivered by emergency c-section and is expected to be okay. >> now we turn to the terror in manhattan. the suspect now says that he was planning that attack for more than a year. he did dry runs and wanted to do even more damage, with eyes on the brooklyn bridge. nbc's jay gray is in lower manhattan tonight where federal agents are still trying to find out if he had any help. jay? >> reporter: yeah, leon, this area of the city, though, open getting a bike path where the attack took place. resilient new yorkers getting back to their daily life as look into the life of the man they say carried out the deadly attack here. >>> at the core of the ongoing investigation, a cyber search. agents with the joint terrorism task force analyzing data from sayfullo saipov's cell phones and the computer, looking for any link to isis before the attack. >>

apartment that has traded since it opened in 2014 has declined in value, all of them by double digits jonathan millersamuel appraisals ran the numbers for us a unit on the 62nd floor was purchased for over $31 million two years later it sold for 23.5, a 26% decline. a unit on the 65th floor was bought for 29 million and sold for 22 million the past april. prices for new condo developments across manhattan have fallen 27%. the average sale price is still 4.3 million or 2,500 a square foot, but there are now 16 apartments listed for sale at 157 today. the most expensive of those, $70 million, so we veal to see what those end up trading for guys >> all right, robert row frank back at headquarters, robert, thank you. >> thank you. >>> in washington, senate republicans began marking up their tax reform plan this week. the house is expected to vote on its version on thursday. the gop hoping to send a final bill to the president by the end of the year. there are reports today that top silicon valley investors and companies are already mobilizing against the senate plan, but our next guest who knows a little

bring in jonathan miller. atistically of looking at it, but good news if you are a renter a not so much if you are a homeowner in the hamptons. do i have that right? jonathan: it seems like the rules if they take a current form are favoring being a landlord over a homeowner because you lose that deduction. many of the large homes we read about, bloomberg selling record prices are second homes. so the mortgage interest deduction gets lost. even in other parts of the country that are not high-end housing market, many people take home equity loans out of their first their primary residence to buy a second home. that will no longer be good article as well. scarlet: what does this mean for the rental market? not just in the hamptons, but elsewhere. have a lot of people say let m turn my vacation home into something i can rent out. jonathan: i think, first of all, the issue right now is uncertainty. in other words, no one really knows which end is up yet because the final form is not taken shape. one of the thoughts

jonathan: matt miller, great to catch up with you.h a great interview with vitor constancio, the ecb vice president, which you can watch in full on bloomberg.com. stickingemani will be with us. gdp numbers are next. a second read of u.s. gdp. i want to bring you the scores of financial markets worldwide. a nice rally happening in europe on the dax, up about 0.9%. the s&p 500, futures firmer. dell futures up -- dow futures u p. onsing at all time highs some of the major benchmarks in the united states yesterday. rockets being launched from north korea, etc., etc. from new york city, a beautiful one today. this is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ city for from new york our audience worldwide, the market opens in about an hour. futures are firmer. a record close yesterday on the s&p 500. the biggest daily gain since september. some really nice gains across the continent in europe, as well. treasury yields on the 10-year up by about four basis points. the selloff in gilt a little more vicious. the data drops now. gdprd revision for the u.s. . the es

jonathan miller is now charged with attempted first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.he trauma forced andrea to deliver her baby early. we're told that baby is at home and the baby is doing just fine. andrea is still in the hospital. >> ♪ >> 7:05. hi, tuck, good morning. >> good morning. gorgeous day yesterday. today will be featuring similar temperatures. >> really was pretty yesterday. >> yeah , it was beautiful. eventually we'll get some clouds and perhaps a sprinkle or shower in here late this afternoon. >> okay. >> cold front. >> but nice temps. >> 15 degrees above normal later today. enjoy the late afternoon sunset because by sunday -- >> yeah, i know, it's going to 4:58 p.m. >> sunday's sunset is like 5:03. >> but we get one extra hour of sleep. >> for one night. >> permanently you get it forever. >> no, no. >> it continues until we switch back. >> that's not how it works. >> it is how it works. >> sometimes he's wrong. >> yeah. >> don't stop believing tuck, don't stop believing. >> suddenly it becomes twenty 25hours in the day. >> now you're talking. your weeke

that has traded since it opened in 2015 or 2016 has e declined in value all by double digits jonathan millermbers a unit was purchased for $31 million and two years later it sold for $23.5 million 26% decline. a unit on the 65 td floor was bought for $29 million and sold for $22 million this past april. one unit was bought for $20 million in 2015 and sold the same year for a 13% loss around $18 million now, prices for new condo developments across manhattan have fallen 27% this year. the average sale price is still $4.3 million for new developments or 2,500 a square foot the foreclosure last week, that sale, represents $5,600 a square foot, but that's below the $6,500 or $6,700 a square foot they had been selling for. >> robert, that's way too much still way too much >> yes thank you, robert. >> thank you, guys >> let's check in on some headlines this morning as well one of the morning's big stock winners is retailer advance auto parts. it posted much better than expected earnings. even as the revenue fell slielts short of street forecast wow. the stock is up now by over 14%. also, the fda h

jonathan: i love it, it's my favorite thing. matt miller, great to come up -- catch up with you. -- keeping market action at play, but it doesn't keep matt miller's closest sense on message. guests.ng in our we've got his german story tackled from various angles. when you look at what is going on with politics, four months, it seems that the german election were a nonevent from the market perspective. all of a sudden, weeks after, or months after the event, it is it -- interesting. is this, from an markets perspective, very interesting? mackinnon: i think you're right. the -- election results were right -- a surprise to some degree. this will always work to angela merkel's disadvantage. the uncertainty of coalition talks is something that is now firmly on the agenda for investors over the last few days, week or so. there's been uncertainty today, as your report is suggesting. there are perhaps movements here, has met with saying quite rightly, as uncertainty and perplexity about how all this works out. it may work out, it may not, but it's

matt miller, annie carney, jonathan swan, thank you so much as we thank you always for coming on.terrific conversation. did he really just promote his new jersey golf course in what had to be a first tonight before the korean assembly chamber? that's when the 11th hour continues. >>> today i hope i speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations when i say to the north, do not underestimate us. and do not try us. >> at the korean national assembly speech tonight, president trump, as you heard there, took a strong calculated stance against north korea staying on tell prompter to do it speaking just miles from the dmz separating the north from the south. he had a warning for the leader of the north. >> anyone who doubts the strength or determination of the united states should look to our past and you will doubt it no longer. we will not permit america or our allies to be blackmailed or attacked. we will not allow american cities to be threatened with destruction. we will not be intimidated and we will not let the worst atrocities in history be repeated here on this

jonathan: matt miller, great work. can you imagine $1 trillion worth of product?er. david: i can't imagine the responsibility to sell that much and sustain the business. what happens if you don't sell? jonathan: that must've been a lot of fun. chris: and he is an american. a great american success story. jonathan: signs of recovery in the high-yield bond market. why junk may have a comeback ahead. 11 minutes away from the opening bell. risk appetite back. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: the high-yield bond market not shaken out of bed again today. this is the high-yield spread, the orange line. the lower it goes, the wider the spread. the white light is the s&p. since 2015 they tend to move in lockstep. we want to look at the right hand side. you see spreads widening while the s&p was holding steady. joining us is ari wald, head of technical analysis and crisper sak -- chris grisanti. polish -- bullish shout out for equities. our point is that this is not late cycle conditions we are seeing. this is midcycle. we are in the middle innings of a new bull market that sta

matt miller, annie carney, jonathan swan, thank you so much as we thank you always for coming on.terrific conversation. >>> coming up, did he really just promote his new jersey golf course in what had to be a first tonight before the korean assembly chamber? that's when "the 11th hour" continues. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your m

jonathan: joined us now from frankfurt is matt miller. a rare opportunity to have these incredibly powerful figures on the same stage talking about the same thing. what did we actually learned today? matt: the main thing we learned is they are in agreement that transparency is an effective monetary policy areas cash -- policy tool at least to a point. each one had a slightly different take on communication but all seemed in favor of more transparency and none seemed to even question the possibility of going back to the days of alan greenspan where everything was very opaque and all of communication had to be somehow figured out and investigated. they all want to deliver a clear and solid message to a number of audiences. jonathan: yellen is stepping aside. in 2019.is time is up was the regime of the last decade or so. we talked about radical transparency and ray dalio. these are the guys that have pushed it forward for monetary policy. do you hear the same thing in as?any he takes over the federal reserve? powell for example has never dis

jonathan: joining us from frankfurt is matt miller, from bloomberg.ascinating conversation, you put these guys on the same stage together, we will all be listening. what have we learned and how we can apply it to monitor policy and how it may or may not evolve in the next coming years? guest: we have had job growing, but forward guidance is supposed to be more transparency, more solid delivery of a message for the economy, and for a number of different audiences. >> we are focusing on zimbabwe, trying to figure out what we should do next because the president is set to be ready to step down after being in power for almost 40 years. the fallout is quite significant, and will continue to be a very significant one in the coming weeks. how significant is it as it is now and not one year ago or two years ago? guest: it is an interesting thing as you are heading towards the elections next year. it is an interesting president one. a, -- mugabe, he has just fired his vice president, emmerson mnangagwa who a lot of people are saying could have taken the presid

jonathan noted among establishment republicans and washington. did that jeopardize the senate seat in deep red country, judy miller will join us about that in about five minutes. arthel. ♪ ♪ arthel: vice president pence placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington cemetery as the nation commemorates veterans day, parades and ceremonies across the country honoring service members, garrett tenney with more in washington, garrett. >> he and his wife along with interior secretary ryan zinke joined a few dozen volunteers to clean the wall memorial in below freezing temperatures, about 45 minutes he said it was a great way to start his veterans day. then over at arlington cemetery the vice president said every american is indebted to the service and sacrifice of the roughly 20 million veterans living today and for those veterans he gave this promise. >> i say to each and every one of you veterans gathered you here and all of those that might be looking on, we are grateful for your service. we are grateful for your sacrifice and i will make you a promise, just as you fought for us, we will always fight for you. >> across the country