falls church, outer loop between 66 and little river turnpike, right lane is t getting by work zone. 270 southbound looking od, had an earlier work zone in those southbound lanes after yckey's town pike. n through prince george's county, no. probl >> melissa, thank you. >>> we want to give you another look at the breaking news we're following in southern california right now. we're told half aeo dozene have been injured during a shooting at a bar in thousandks that's about 40 miles outside of los angeles. we've not received word that any shooter is in custody at this point, but we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as we learn them. >>> it's now 4:03. a local priest is under arrest, accused of second-degree sexual assault. this morning we're told more a accuse coming forward. >> police say the charges stem from an incident i 2015. they say in may of that year, father urbano vazquez had sexual contact with 13-year-old girl. he worked at the shrine of the sacred heart parish in columbi heights at the time. a report says on two occasions, he put his hand down the

beltway, outer loop between 66 and gallows, right lane gets by nud inner loop after pennsylvania avee right lane blocked at that work zone. aaron? >> melissa, tha you. developing this morning, we're learning more about two troublingncidents involving hate. kkk flyers have shown up in at least five maryland counties today. >> it's the second white nationalist connected to the shootingh synagogue hate crime reports are up for the third year in a row. the fbi says hate w crimest up 17% last year. more than 7,000 reported nationwide. three in five targeting people because of their race, one in five because of religion. >>> and in maryland now where prince gorges county officialsn where som scattered 30 kkk hate plam fleamphlets in marlbo. it was in a plastic bag with bird seed. another found the flyers left in the driveway. those men can't believe someone would bring something like that to theirneighborhood. >> i started to look at it and see where it came from. it was t kkk. i didn't read the rest of it. >> i'm a howard university graduate. i'm kind of appalled that anybody would come to

the legs' purpose is not to strengthen muscles, but to rebuild the neural loop between brain and legsassisted suits for quite a few years here on click. but one thing has always concerned me. the company that makes this robot suit has chosen to call itself cyberdyne. well now i finally had the opportunity to ask the founder of the company if he knew that this was the name of company that makes the terminator that then goes back in time and tries to wipe us all out. similar? it is the same, man! ok, coincidence it is. moving on. really, this is just the start of the exoskeleton story. for the next part, we go to steve, who is in nara city, in the west ofjapan. atoun has been trying to make exoskeletons a reality for 15 years. while they have come a long way from some of their earlier prototypes, only now are the legs trying to leave the labs. very good to meet doctor. should i step in? it's not like putting a normal trousers, is it? what you want me to do? lovely. so these are the prototype robotic trousers. the idea is if you're working in the woods, say, planting a forest of you migh

outer loop between 66 and gallows, one right lane is gettin by.st, rock creek parkway at kennedy center, all lanesoc bld there northbound. flooding northbound ohio diverted to 66. that's going to cause some deys if that one sticks around. taking a look at 66 and 95, no major problems. southbound gw parkway. left lane gets by the work zone there. aaron? >> 4:52 right now. it's an unsettling statistic. suicide claims more police and firefighters' lives than any of the dangers they face on the job. >> now a local police department is trying to mak adifference. news 4's doreen gensler spoke with the faiouaxy police chief, a deeply personal message as he works to change minds. >> it's okay not to feel okay. you won y loser job. andid roessler is getting in hopes of saving lives. > i see a counselor and i'm a human being. this profession and life in general s isething that complicates our day-to-day decision making. unfortunately, a first responders, we are seeing horrific scenes over and ove again and also dealing with the stress ofar people tha just h

we learned there was never any loop between al qaeda and saddam hussein. nor any weapons of mass destruction in iraq. all of them witnessed the rise isof hitler in germany and euro. we are seeing similarly ominous developments. in 1937, a writer duty is to make action urgent and its need clear. what duty or urgent action did they take? what action do we as writers and -? stephen spender became a commonest and went to madrid to broadcast propaganda on behalf of the anti- assist republicansp fighting a proxy war against hitlerer. before madrid, he wrote the poem, spain. identifying the critical construction of his generation. they stayed didid not stay long. he never spoke of what he wrote -- rate used in spain. with the benefit of hindsight, we have asked of this generation, how much press it, today a convey about the clouds, gathering over europe? who of them, was the most courageous? the most naÏve? were worthy in september 1939 when england declared war on germany? hindsight has imposed a simple plot on that decade. when to set the stage for world war ii

top of beltway, outer loop between 95 and 270 a little slow. >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:53. into the holiday ason. >> this is just one of the boap all u and down the channel, in this annual traditional event. it's going to be so much fun. ey're the owners of blown away and they'll have a whole theme.e nightmare bef christmas. this is the moon. this is your re onsibility? yes. it was a team effort but i put the frame together and tina made the design, her sister did the hand stitching on the lights. you all get into this whole thing. this is just a little bit of the >> absolutely. but this is a community. especially the cycommunity sharing with the wharf community. >> this is all kicking off tomorrow at 6:00 p.m.. >> first of all, it's a great city ent. you'll see boats in the channel around 7 k:00. come down. it's all free. an amazing beloved c event. lots of fun things. you can have a picture taken wia, sa make an ornament, it's going to snow. we have smores, so much fu >> man-made snow. >> we have to make that stipulation. >> chuck bell willet us i'm ready to jump on one o

from "the guardian" is accurate then mueller has this already and mueller is now closing that loop between the russia connection, russian government, the trump campaign, and wikileaks. and if you close that loop, you've got your collusion case developed. the question is, is this what manafort is willing to die in prison for? is he -- is she really holding back on the fact that he was that go-between between the russians and julian assange regarding the release of the hacked e-mails? if that's true, we've got the collusion case. we just need to wait and see, and wait for the filing, the next filing for mueller, to tell us why he knows manafort is lying to him, and have him lay that out for us publicly. >> matt miller, i want to play for you something that jeremy bash said on the show, it's possible you were here this day, too. let's watch it and talk about it on the other side. >> it's possible that russia actually sent an dispatched paul manafort to the trump campaign, or at least that once paul manafort attached himself to the trump campaign, the russians said, okay, our agent is now on t

appears mueller is doing, if reporting is accurate, is he's closing that loop, the collusion loop, i call it, between the russia connection, the campaign, and wikileaks, so what we've got so far is over 2 dozen russians indicted for meddling in the campaign. we've got julien assange reportedly secretly indicted. we don't know yet what for, but it very well could be for the hacking and release of the hacked e-mails at the dnc, and hillary clinton's e-mails, that last remaining trouble is trump, what did he know, when did he know it, about the release and the hack. that is coming to us in the form of corsi. corsi, if corsi flips, he rolls up on roger stone, if roger stone is indicted, we can hear the story of whether or not trump knew what was going on in terms of russia and wikileaks. >> this is a slow process to get to roger stone, past roger stone. >> yes, because, i mean, we don't know what this is about but we can make some informed speculation, an important data point here is that last year in 2017, when focussed on roger stone was intensifying over the fact that in august of 2016 he put out that

inner loop outerloop of the beltway, no problems. but on metro changes between 5:00 and 6:30 today west and east only this morning. use the blue line and transfer to silver to get around the slow down. >> i'm thinking about sleep all the time. >> what you can doonight to ensure that you're getting the best sleep possible. >> later on ellen, mark walberg steps by. ellen a >>t's even in my twitter bio. the cdc says abo 70 million americans are not getting the recommended amount of rest. angie went to a sleep lab arching for answers and some real solutions we can all learn from. >> getting a full nit's sleep has never been easy having to wake for work in the middle of the night doesn't help. so i checked into the center for slee and wake disorder. 'md learned a recipe for rest disaster. >> this is one tired person who hasn't gottengh en >> she believes i have more of a rhythm disorder than insomnia based off bad. habi starting with no set bedtime and an average of four o hours sleep a night. >> the more your brain can anticipate and know what to expect. >> that mea

loop at the beltway. and it's going to take you twicg as the drive will be 2.5 times longer between 5 and 7 tonight on the inner loop at the beltway. the best time to leave is thanksgiving morning. free and cleary then. a lot ofks f will be on the road this morning,f and i you're flying, there's been a few heanges. southwest is om one where you can still get the checked bags a lot of folks booking these basic economy tickets. a lot of these alines won't let you take a standard carry on. sorecheck the rules before you head out. it will save you money and hassle when youer get reporting live along the beltway, chris lawrence, news 4. back toyou. >> thank you, chris. >> stay with news 4 on air and onli throughout the morning. we'll be keeping an eye on the traffic and the crowds at the airport f you. also follow first 4 traffic on twitter for alerts about accidents and back ups. >> it's 5:34. developing this morning, chicago is reeling from a deadly shooting at a hospital. officials say the suspect and a woman were arguing outside of mercy hospital shen thepect allegedly shot and killed her before running in

this would be known as the dugout loop, and underground high-speed transit corridor between the ballpark and one of three existing subway stations. elon musk reiterated his commitment to this after scrapping the plans for a similar underground tunnel in west los angeles. >>> the san francisco supervisor said the full name of san francisco general hospital needs to be changed. the hospital became zuckerberg san francisco general after mark zuckerberg and his wife donated $75 million to the hospital. they call recent facebook actions scandalous including the cambridge analytic a privacy scandal and the facebook recent hiring of researchers to dispel the critics. >> the city should not pay any more money to zuckerberg for the free advertising for turning the hospital into a billboard. >> i thought the name coincided with the new advances at the hospital. >> they asked the city attorney to find out the details on how to rename the hospital. he is also asking if the city would have to return zuckerberg's donation of the take his name off the hospital.>>> you me -- you may see changes next yea

between centreville road. z worke with one lane getting by. inner loop, outer loop looking u.etty good, guys? >> thank it's 4:31 and developing now police are investigating montgomery county's 14th fatal pedestrianccident of the year. she was hit on old georgetown road near the drive. >> prosecutors say five suspects attacked a group ohm fr football players before practice back on halloween. the victims say ty were hel down and assaulted with a broomstick. four of five a teens charged as adults with first degree rape that carries a possibl life . senten since the incident was reported the school says it willin itute mandatory hazing training for students. >> residen arerged not to use the water. chris lawrence at the live desk. >> yeah. officials say water tests show there's unidentified gas that's been detected in the water system. officials say it doesn't pose an explosive riskay but m a health hazard so as a precaution there's been a mandatory evacuation order but it wasft about 1:00 this morning. >> i have a 4-year-old at home. >> this is going toffect us at work. it's a problem. >> any t

loop last night. as for today the work loads will be i-95 north and travel times could quadruple between 1:15 and 4:15 p.m. this afternoon. the biggest crowds will come today at the airports. aaa expects nearly 100,000 peoplerom the dmv will head to the airport. >>> we're not expecting any bad weather, but you'll still want to check your flight status and arrive early. here's part of then why. this was the traffic just to get to the terminal ath,dulles. >> man. >> people were getting out of their cars and walking to the terminal becausehat was faste apparently. itook our crew 30 minutes to get from te toll e to the terminal. >> see, that will make you crazy. >>> now to the warnings from the centers for disease control and prevention about the food that could soon be on your thanksgiving table. the cdc wants you to bef aware two outbreaks. the newest warning is the most serious. it says to stop eating romain lettuce, all of it, until further notice. that is because there is an e. coli outbreak that has made 32 people sick in 11 states. this comes on the heels abowa ings of salmonella in turkey. that ha

between desalination and that closed loop system, el paso can make 35 million gallons a day.production. that's why cities all over the town, capetown, south africa, they ran out of water earlier this year. they're visiting el paso, because it's become this innovative place when it comes to water and they've been planning for this concern about climate change for 30 years now. >> the new farm-to-table. >> that's right. >> toilet-to-tap. thank you very much, sanjay. pretty powerful. thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. within the past hour, new information about just how badly the trump organization wanted to build a trump tower in moscow. the idea floated was to give a gift to valladamir putin, a pem house apartment for vladamir putin on top of trump tower in moscow. a deal that they were pursuing well into the 2016 campaign. the information comes from one of president trump's partners. did the president know about the $50 million gift idea? we don't know the answer to that. but others involved in the attempt to build in moscow did.

before the american legion bridge right side blocked, outer loop springfield left lane blo and betweencast when we come back. stay with us. >>> good morning. plenty of sunshine today. it will b breezy andery chilly. highs today only in the mid-40s across most of the area. tomorrow ohio state and maryland play at noon in college park. it will be sunny with mid-40s.ures in the and for the houston/washington game sunday at fedex field cloudy with temperatures in the 40s. >>> good morning. hi. thanks forgo coming. od morning, everybody. it i 8:30. it's friday morning, november 16th, 2018.he you know why t folks are smiling? >> why? >> the sun just came out. i know. they are out there in their ponchos. they have been sitting in the rain. we are so happy t have them here. >> blue skies. >> there is a special little girl over here. can i introduce you to, can we meet miss haley? is it haley or hallie? >> hallie. >> why are you here today? >> because of my 9th birthday. >> happy birthday, sweetie. >> thank you. >> was it raining when you came here this morning? >> yes, ma'am. >> you stayed out

between laplata road. you can see the purple there. that's because of a crash investigation. inner loop and outer loop, nothing too impact full on 270 southbound near frederick, left lane is getting by that work zone. aaron? me>> ssa, thank you. now to some breaking news in california, firefighters still battling the three large wildfires as search crews l through rubble. looking at video of the city of paradise 50 people have been killed statewide in the wildfires. the camp fire has killed 48 people making it the deadliestt and m destructive fire in the state's history. in los angeles the woolsey fire is 40% contained. firefighters almost have the smaller hill fire fully contained. >>> breaking news now. fairfax county police are investigating a homicide. >> news 4's angie goff is investigating this. what's happening? >> we've been talking back and forth with them and they're telling us they do have the suspect in custody. they t responded the 2900 block of charring crossroad. happened just before 1:00 this morning. it is in an apartment complex. families in this area, you might be wak

loop of the beltway, no big problems here. zooming in a little at northwest washington, florida avenue between 9th andrg g, roads shut down there because of police activity. and laurel, southbound bw parkway before 198, two lanes getting by that work zone. >> thank you, melissa. >>> here's a look at the storm moving through our area right now. we wanted to start in warren county, where we expect to se ost accumulation. >> news 4's justin finch is live in front royal with what he's seeing there. >> reporter: hey, aaron. watching that lightain begin to pick up a bit out here in downtown front royal. we know it's due to turn to a wintry mix and snow in just a few hours. as you can see, it's coming down. look down, though. we're no seeing a slick surface yet. we know that's due to come. we're just above freezing rerht noe in downtown front royal. as a result, we have seen police on stand by, t circlin area, as well as salt trucks. vdot saying they have more than 2500 crew members and contractors working this storm and for the rest of the winter. we're live here in front yal, justin finch, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> justi

loop. as you're headed northbound on the 395 slowdown there. southbound 270 between 80 and 109, two crashes there on the shoulder. delays headed .southbou germantown, westbound at wisteria. couple of problems in virginia, centreville, eas 66 at 29 and northbound after route 1 in woodbridge. vehicles on the shoulder causing debris and flat tires. beltway at forestville road, no delays. >>> the balance of power in congress is split after a dramatic mid term showdown. >> democrats now have control of the house but republicans were able to hold onto the senate. here's a breakdowf the numbers. in the house, 206 seats have gone to republicans. the democrats were able to hplit 23ouse seats to change the balance ofpo wer. democrats now have 229 seatsnd that puts congresswoman nancy pelosi back in control as house speaker. >> republicans will retain control of the senate. texas senator ted cruz held on to his seat. missouri's claire mccaskill lost to josh hawley. >> democrats were able to take control of the house in victories such as the one weaw in virginia's tenth district

it was the hybrid core loop system, this computer that would talk between my pump and cgm and that's it we call the artificial pancreas, we decided to share this with other people and as a result of sharing with other people and talking with other patients and other disease communities about what we did, we are not the exception, where the undiscovered rule, people with conditions are hacking and innovating and developing things all the time to basically make our lives better. that is what my project is doing , looking at the barriers and obstacles patient face. when they come up with an idea, why are patients told to stop what they're doing? so, the question is what are companies doing, some of them are ignoring it but that's to their detriment. others listen and embrace at least one diabetes company has taken the code we wrote and it's open source for reason and are actually putting it into my -- air products. >> you have companies in the middle hiring people from the community and listening in different ways and i think it's really promising . >> were going to get back to some of

and talk to the cgm and the pump and bridge the gap between the devices that were previously interoperable. that's what became the hybrid close loop system, this little computer that would talk between my pump and my cgm. that's whaumet we call an artificial pancreas. we decided to share this with other people. as a result of sharing with other people with diabetes but also talking with other patients and other disease communities about what we did and we we shared an open source, i realized there's actually, we're not the exception. we're just the undiscovered rule. people with conditions are hacking and innovating and developing things all the time to basically make our lives better. and so that's what my project with the robert johnson woods foundation was looking at the barriers and obstacles patients are facing. when they come up with an idea like this, white are patients told to stop doing this, stop making their lives better. to your question about what are companies doing about this diy movement, some of them are ignoring it. i think that's to their detriment. others are listening and embracing it. i'm pleased to say at le

between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. aaa says the slowest spot will be the inner loop, where iul take you more than twice as long to get where you're going. if you want to save time and stress, the best day to travel is onvi thanks. the friday and saturday after are the worst. be sure to pack that patience. it is going to t while to get where you're going. >> every year. thank you, melissa. >>> good morning, everybody. four things you need to know forecast. it's a cool and dry -- i'm over at the desk instead of where i'm supposed to be. >> you're always welcome here. >> another rainy friday on the way. we'll show you the rain chances coming up. >>> we're also staying on top of breaking news in california. a shooting bnside a in thousand oaks, outside los angeles. we'll check in with our sister station ilos angeles when we n my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. r it traps andemoves the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil,lind begin to feel whater feels like. su r emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin. w

between 9thav and georgia lanes blocked there. police activity. sounds like a shooting there from overnight. and thet inner loop pennsylvania avenue, one right lane blocked by the work zone. rest of the beltway looks nic and clear. inner loop and outer loop, everything is rolling along just fine this morning. eu >> melissa, thank you. >>> still ahead, we're working for you, making sure you're getting the best night sleep possible. >> from therapy to a trip to th, dentow to kick insomnia without medication. >>> welcome back at 4:23. all week we've been working for you, trying to help you find ys to sleep more soundly. >> research says the sleep industry is a $28 b business, and it's growing. news 4's angie goff continues her sge for shut eye with a look at a few sleep trends that are on the rise. >> reporter: chilly pads, weighted blankets, sleep headphones. we're looking at a national shut eye pblem so badome colleges require students to take sleep. >> i think the's a huge cost to society in efficiency. >> reporter: something many around here can'tfford to lose. >> nobody sleeps. everybody is go, go, go. oo rep

those documents include e-mails between stone and corsi that suggest they were in the loop all along. those e-mails appear central to mueller's collusion case. but what should be most troubling for the president is a sign that mueller is trying to connect the dots back to him. according to reporting in "the new york times," trump's lawyers were alarmed that mueller's team made a point to note that stone was, quote, in regular contact with senior members of the trump campaign, including with then-candidate donald j. trump and corsi would have known that. the times adds the reference to mr. trump coincided with other events that so disturbed the president's lawyers that they delayed turning in his responses to written questions after negotiating over them with the special counsel for nearly a year. only after mr. mueller's team reassured mr. trump's lawyers that they were not trying to lure the president into a trap did they forward his answers on november 20th. mike, joyce, aaron and jonathan are all still here. take us through what could have been so catastrophic for the president to

loop. i can personally attest that developing channels of channelling between my own school and the judiciary would go long way in repairing broken trust among students. the reporting requirements might be the same as state bar associations or might be required in lesser circumstances. although developing these rules would be difficult in light of privacy rights, we believe it deserves fom consideration. in conclusion, the rule is a critical step towards making the judiciary a more fair and equitable rule for all and we propose two ways of making it better. first, by requirie i adding exa scenarios requiring disclosure. and also providing notification to law schools. thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you, ms. gilles. ms. hansmann. >> my name is lisa hansmann and i am a first year law student at the yale law school. thank you to both the chairs and junes for having us here, and members of both committees. i will be testifying today on a step that the judicial conference can take beyond the reforms it has already identified, creating a centralized office that is dedicated to a

between king and duke street. we do have two left lanes getting by. that work zone as far as the ltway goes. no problems inner loop or outer loop. we'll take a lookt that coming up in just a minute. >> it's 4:31 and developg now murders in the district are up almost 40% this year compared tt >> today the mayor will talk with residents about the violence d ping alic safety walk this afternoon. the walk comes after a violent day in the district. a man was stabbed to death inside his apartment in the shaw neighborhood last night. a neighsr told n 4 he heard a fight coming from the apartmentey on new je avenue northwest around 7:00 p.m.. d.c. police have not yet released the victim's name. >> i northeast, a fight over a girl may have lead to the death of a young man. -year-old randall francis was shot after getting into an argument with a woman inside of a store yesterday afternoon. he was a valedictorian and recent graduate from high school. ianother man was shot b expected to recover. >> a man was shot on taylor street northeast. d.c. police are searching for a ng that mmer seen lea area just after the shooting. >>

between 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and then wednesday any time at 3:00 p.m. inner loop, southbound, virginia, 9northbound, in maryland. it will be extra slow. the trip, no matter when you are you're going, it could take you two and a half times longer than an average day. >> right now, a great getaway. >>> team coverage on the road, the rails and the skies. as people head out of town for the holidays. >> a frigid forecast. >> and a breakg food alert. the new warning about romaine lettuce and why say you should throw it out. >> and the thanksgiving getaway. what could be a long ride for people on the road. good afternoon. i'm wendy rieger. >> right now, stay where you are. we are in the midst of what experts say is the busiest time of travel. look at that, bumper-to-bumper. giving us theird's eye view. sfxt this is near the river bridge. a known trouble spot. and you can see how it looks right now. meanwhile, adam tuss is at route 50. what is it like out ere? it is not fun on the road for anyone. stay put over the next few hours. we are trying toake our way to route 28 s

roads around here, the busiest travel time that tuesday will be between 5:00 p.m.and 7:00 aaa says the slowest spot will be the inner loop where it could take youore than twice as long to get where you're going. but if you want to save some time and stress, the best day to travel on is thanksgiving day. >> really quiet. >> or the friday or saturday after thanksgiving. >> the worst will be sunday, when everyone is trying to get back home. be sure to pack your plan ahead. >>> it's now 6:36. if you're just joining us thisg morne're tracking breaking news. a deadly masse shooting ins of a bar in thousand oaks, california. at least 12 victims are dead. th d gunman isead as well. g in every are com few minutes here. we're going to keep working for you to bring you the latest here. a mass shooting, again, inside that bar,ot from los angeles. we expect to hear from police again. stay with us. t people arelking about how giant's delicious nature's promise turkey is free from antibiotics. they're not talking about our easy grab and go chicken wing trays. or that our sustainable shrimp wrapped in prosciutto makes the perfect appeti

between broad wood and edmonton. those lanes are all blocked. there was a crash there last night. they're making some utility repairs. inner loo to 1. two left lanes get by. outer loop to 66 ands, gall one right lane gets by. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> still ahead, managing your money. the waters can be tricky to navigate, b fearnot. this morning we're working for you. we have easy tips that anyone can follow getting yourself back the right financial track. >> later today, it's len. who are you interested in. brad pitt whatan i do? >> there are so many people. >> why nft go the sexiest avia spencer is stopping by. ellen airs on nbct 3:00 and >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> ht4:22 r now. strong economic numbers are fueling some lofty predictions r the coming holiday shopping season. sales could top $1 trillion this year. research firte emar is predicting a 6% jump in spending to last yeil. itbe the biggest single year jump in holiday spending since 2011. low unemployment, income growth and high consumer confidence are rst a fewsons for such a bold spending forecast. >>> just about all of usit have crard or two. it's just when two turns into three, four,

does show that relations between the two countries are on the up ever since that russian jet was shot down over syria by a by a turkish jet which we do which thirty marked the loop point in relations but since then things have been on the up whether it comes to toward tourism whether it comes to military cooperation economic law corp and this pipeline is merely another milestone massive infrastructure project for turkey and southeastern europe business of western europe so all right more gas to have in istanbul thanks the uptake about you later on to get more for us thank you for being with us to twenty minutes past four moscow time ahead where you have to stay with events on the mexico u.s. border is coming up when we come back. guys are financial survival. when customers go by your. well we do some our. that's undercutting about what's good for the market it's not good for the global economy. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to the press this is like them before three of them or ten people. i'm interested in the water. i don't think the democr

loop o loan out to trump. they still do. the one bank jared kushner's family continued to do business with. any link betweenaid and what's going on today with the president and michael cohen? >> we don't know about the link between the raid today and the president. however that doesn't mean, you know, in the house financial services committee in january, if they decide to subpoena deutsche banc to figure out what the links are, that we may not see anything more. right now, they seem like a lot of despairette situations. once you look at what's in the bank, there's a question about whether relationships from russia to the u.s., there were any links. right now there doesn't seem to be any. >> the financial services committee has not yet subpoenaed deutsche banc. we know maxine waters and others asked for information and deutsche said no. could that change now that the house flipped? >> that's a possibility. and the investigation we talked about. the doj hasn't said anything about that yet, even though the other regulators have. dsf settled for the situation. there are a lot of matters that do involve russia a

around here, the busiest travel time that tuesday wil0be between 5 and 7:00 p.m., right at the evening commute. aa s says thewest spot will it he inner loop, whe could take you more than twice as long to get where you're going. if you want to save time and stress, the best day to travel is on thanksgiving day or the friday or saturday after thanksgiving. the worst will be sunday, when everyone is trying to get home and then back to work. member toack that patience. it is going to take you a while to get where you're going n matter where you're going. back to youuys. >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> it's 5:42 now. oen we come back, another updaten that breaking news om california. a mass shooting inside a bar in thousand loaks, outside angeles. we expect to hear from police at any moment. stay with us. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer.er i serve in the g assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. whatneeded was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quality of life. my psa is under control.

loop last night. as for today, the worst roads -- the worst roads will be north 270 north and 50 east. travel times will quadruple between 1:15 and 4:15 p.m. the biggest crowds at the airports. > chris lawrence is live at ragan national with efat you neede you go to the airpo airport. >> hey, aaron. uber and lyft ag offer a new option if you want to get picked up here, up here on the partures level. might be a lot less crowded than the madness you may find down o arrival. that's one thing. take a look up top from our mass kam. you can see traffic starting to pick up here a little bit at the airport now. if you get out early enough, you'll miss some of the big crowds. obviously this is goingo ange as the morning goes on. say you're not flying, just picking up or dropping off. you have a lot of construction here at ragan national. right now the lot still closed at this point. the airport is offering free parking. you can park for free up to an hour whether're picking up friends and famil or jus dropping them off. now a lot more people flying this year. we saw some major, major trouble at dulles last night. a lot of folks g

between italian and jer german ten-year bond yields. they're all moving up. banco bpm up 3.1%. significant holdings of sovereign debt are the key doom loop issue according to data from citi domestic institutions own 20% of italy's total debt load. the ecb stress tests have found that italysome of italy's banks fragile. let's look at deutsche bank. an amazing battle going on on valuation on this stock. there's a new player into the fray on this one shares are down 18% over the last three months, 1.3% higher in session jamie dimon denied being interested in acquiring deutsche bank speaking to the handelsblatt, dimon called for consolidation between european lenders and expressed support for a common deposit scheme his remarks came following that hudson executive capital accumulated a 3.1% stake in deutsche bank. all right. change at the top at barclays. barclays has appointed the rothschild veteran banker, nigel higgins, as its new chairman he will be joining the board next march and will take over in may. he will succeed john mcfarland who will retire after serving four terms as chairman >> let's switch focus and spend time talking about

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between 15 and 17, same thing every year. it comes as a surprise to some folks headed down there. inner loopoop of the beltway no major problems. right now 14th seet bridge inbound is slow because of an earlier ash. >> thau. >>> and if you are going to the national christmas tree lighting it is a storm team4 weather alert day. >> a check of your forecast is next. >>> get ready for a windy and cold day. temperatures are in the mid-30s, but wind chills are in the mid-20s around town. winds 1 averagingbut already gusting over 30 miles per hour. winds in the shenandoah valley in the teens, teens to low 20s around here. so layer up. storm team4 weather alert because winds could gusty as much as 50 miles per hour this afternoo less wind tomorrow. a chance for a few showers late friday. best chance for rain over theur weekend is sy afternoon and evening. >> thano you. >>>er local news update in 25 minutes. >> for now back to "the today show" after this short break. have a great day. >>> back now. 7:30 on this fine wednesday morning, november 28, 2018. that baby, that iconic tree, gets lit for the h

now this little computer that will talk between my pump and my cgm and that's what we call an artificial pancreas or closed-loop system. we decided to source this and share it with other people. as a result of sharing with other people with diabetes, and talking with other patients and other disease communities about what we did and why we shared it open source, i realized there's actually we're not the exception. we're just the undiscovered rule. people with conditions are hacking and innovating and developing things all the time. to basically make our lives better. so that's what my project with the robert wood johnson foundation is doing. looking at barriers. why are patients told to just stop what they're doing? stop making themselves safer? stop making their lives better. to your question about what are companies doing about this diy movement, some are ignoring it to their detriment. others are listening to it and embracing it. one diabetes company has taken the code that we wrote, it's open source for reason, we licensed it so that companies and visds can use it. they're putting it into their product so i