so i'm taking him to metro market for some inspiration.m gonna try some for you, 'cause i'm gonna make it a little healthier than i would normally. lemonis: what is that? dave: that's whole milk. lemonis: what would you normally use? dave: half-and-half. lemonis: chef dave soup in the jar, available at metro market. dave: shh! ♪ you want to try my new soup? lemonis: that's it? dave: that's it. lemonis: what's in it? dave: grilled corn, grilled onion, roasted poblanos, grilled chicken, lime juice, cilantro, and yukon gold potato. it doesn't have any dairy. lemonis: whoa. dave: mm-hmm. lemonis: he did go back to work, and he told me he created a brand-new healthy soup for the grand opening. dave: what do you think? lemonis: that's good. maybe he's actually starting to listen. hey, great job, bud. dave: thanks. lemonis: see you soon. ♪ it's been about two weeks since i've seen dave, and i'm back for the grand opening of the new and improved soup market, and i have a feeling it's gonna look amazing. well! kevin: what's the word, man? lemonis:

the event starts at 5:30 at eastern market metro>> plaza. "meet the press" starts at 10:30 this morning. maryland congressman elijah cummings will alk withchuck. that's at 10:30 here on nbc 4. od day to chop down that tree, put some lights up. >> put some lig es up,n some of the christmas lighting ceremonies, perfect day. mid to upps, 30s tonight. temperatures will be back in the 50s f tomorrow. we have the chance of rain moving in by daybreak tomorrow. it could be breezy by tomorrow afternoon but that rain should move out of here tomorrow afternoon right before that evening commute. dry tuesday, wednesday, thursday. may have to add more rain for next friday. >> darn. looked like such a pretty stretch yesterday. eep that. there wasn't enough evidence to put in the but something to watch. >>> that will do it for this edition of news 4 today. as we said earlier,meet the press" coming up next. we're>> b it's time for ultimate sleep number week on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement d automatically adjusts to keep you bot

the 20 foot ever gregreen stand the eastern market metro plaza. its known as the founding president of the capital business improvement district. such a pretty sight to see. >>> now yourtorm team 4 forecast. >>> and you know its going to stt to feel lik christmas before the middle of the week. how's that for a preview, yone? outside right now, 55 degrees. the reason we had some warm temperatures today is because the winds right nowoming from the south. we've had southerly bre throughout the day today and it ushered in very warm temperatures. how warm is itight no we're looking at temperatures. hagerstown, martinsburg the same for winchester in the mid-to-upper 40s. j remembt a couple days ago they had temperatures this time of the evening in the 30s. even now temperatures here in washington, d.c., 55 degrees as we said. 52 degrees for annapolis. as the warm air, the southwesterly breezes continue to bring in the warm air so with the sunshine and wlue skies had tonight, no threats of really any freezing across our area. highratures as i said, let's

it stands in the eastern market metro plaza at pennsylvania and eighth in southeast d.c. >> great day for a tree lightiny terday. very beautiful. >> it will be nice to see. >>> still ahead, what doctors say is a major cause of a child developing asthma. >>> plus videoou have to see. a shark attacks ale diver wh cameras are rolling. this morning, the survivor speaks out about ts experience. chuck? >>> we'll be dealing with rain o drops on monday. the good news is, we'll be dry for most of the remainder of the week. the bad news w, itl be blustery and colder. five day forecast coming right up. hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd chrs ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valble. that's why we have 2-hour appointment ndows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm aas te we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ' thanks. itlike a smart thing. what's the weather? [cowza device] sunny, perfect chicken eating weathe

it's set to start at 5:30 this evening at the northeast part of the eastern market metro plaza. hot chocolate and doughnuts, holiday songs, thosee courtesy of washington youth choir. choir. >>> we'll have a check (bell rings) - so, what are you in for? - well, according to this discipline slip, i was allegedly talking during quiet time again. but, there were no witnesses except the teacher's pet. - oh, really? - her testimony shouldn't be admissible. so, i'm here to appeal the decision. (door opens) - [tuition monster] oh. (whistling) - [narrator] tame the tuition monster. - well, i'll see you in law school, kid. (laughs) - [narrator] contribute by december 31st and receive a virginia state tax deduction. >>> some messy weather for some yesterday. lauryn ricketts, some may have eo deal with severe flooding, too? >> had flooding that was ongoing yesterday afternoon where everybody received almost an inch and a half of rain. still some flo warningsut there right now. but most of that should dry out today. look at that temperature, 57 degrees. now enjoy it, we'll be in the mid-50st

that's according to markets. metro bank and cybg are the most shorted financials in the ftse 350.cations these of the stocks eiseman may be interested in at all. let's speak their about that. eiseman added there's a potential for 50 u.k. stock shorts he may bet against if germany corbyn becomes prime minister. dominic is the comanager of the hoatius fund. the one thing that caught me when steve eisman spoke, he spoke about one of the biggest mobile threats. -- global threats, brexit. others don't talk about brexit in the middle east or asia, very much a tertiary issue. is there something quite telling because it one of the biggest global risks? he's, the think unraveling that begins from brexit, if we're unable to do a deal from here, as a major force of major long-term partner for europe. if we cannot do a deal, than that is obviously going to be the beginning of the breaking up of a very important block. with merkel entering the lame-duck phase, any german led component of a policy across the eu is no longer necessarily going to have -- the concerns of italy might diminish. a de

these markets are desperate for better metro systems, road systems, especially in these small to midsizemies where it is not easy building infrastructure. but at the same time, there are some concerns. one refrain you often hear from locals, whether it is individuals or companies, is that chinese companies will often win or come out on top. >> in the next 10 or 15 years, or the next 15 years, the world will invest about $90 trillion in infrastructure, mostly in emerging markets and developing countries. so whilst that sum is a very large sum, it is only a couple of percent or less than the world's infrastructure investment, and it might be 3%, 4%, 5% of the infrastructure investment in asia. so it is very big, but we shouldn't overdo the magnitude of this in the context of infrastructure investment. ♪ stephen: in its simplest form, china is looking to revive the roots of the ancient silk road with modern infrastructure. economic corridors by road and rail, linking major ports, dry and wet, to a maritime silk road that circles back to china, but the reality is much more complicated. >> wh

. -- markets said metro bank and cyb g are the most shorted financials in the ftse 350.oos all reported a rebound in third quarter. sales revenue jumped 30%. the second result of quarter. rusal also benefits from high prices of aluminum. japan is expected to hold its first bilateral trade talks with u.s. in two years starting in january. the foreign minister says japan will not bow to tough talk from the white house. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg. beany trade negotiation must mutually satisfactory for there won't be any agreement. if we give something to the united states, the u.s. needs to give something to us. it will depend on further negotiation. the prime minister and the president agree but we can valuee in terms of culture is limited up to that japan has agreed to. it is something the u.s. and forwarde trying to look and create some kind of rulemaking. that was our exclusive interview with the japanese foreign minister in tokyo. speaking with the subject of trade, xi jinping has taken a slight at trumps protectionist policies. he said the law of the jungle wou

he event starts at 5:30 at t eastern market metro plaza. >>> "meet the press" starts at 10:30 this morningryland congressman elijah cummings will talk with chuck. >>> perhaps a degree above the average? >> yes. average temperature for this y time ofr in the mid-50s, we'll be 57 in d.c. people will be in the0s. it will be nice, rain tomorrow. >>> that will do it for news 4 when nighttime nasal congestion closes in, breathe right strips are designed to simply open your nose right back up. ♪ breathe better. sleep better. breathe right. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. hey, batter, batter, [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nig

different business model than amazon, they have more population density across the key markets than amazon, other than main metrothink they have a better opportunity to move the product to one day make money, i don't think amazon has that. >> mr. simon gary. basically the worry wart here, they did a poll in america 57% of dpult adults have less than a thousand dollars, during a major economic growth, does that worry you with fact that interest rates are moving up. >> i'm -- you know i worry a little bit took my thoughts are, you look at robust gdp growth that we've had in last 12 months and we're below what economists call full. , we have growth and not enough people to keep the growth fueled. you know, we have not solved immigration yet, there really big issues to me if we want to know it grow we have to get off the snide and get serious immigration reform to keep the thing fueled and growth going, there is a lot of issues to be dell with, right now -- dealt with, right now seem that the politician would rather that issues to argue about than solve that is troubling. david: what do you think will come out of th

market. al>> other reasons crystity may be attractive -- it's got good metro access, problximity reagan national airport and office buildings ready to be used. ralph northam told virginia bureau chief julie carey that the state has shown amazon four locations in nova. >>zchoos viia o wnoert,he ama we have doe everything we can to offer them a good package. >> if announce system expected by the end of the whar. >> is amazon saying about that? >> not much. >> absolutely nothing. remning tight-lipped. >>> let's ex iore why th a goes.eal for wherever hq 2 the headquarters are expected to jobs, the t 52,000 average salary more than 0 $10,000 a year and the project would be a $5 billion investment. >> pretty big. >> lots of money. >>> 10:08 is the tim folks in iran taking to the street this is morning angry with chants and flag b like you may have seen before. but this was a celebration. we'll explain what's bend this we'll explain what's bend this nehixt they are ridiculous when they first wake up.unkin'? daddy walks into the walls like he's a bumper car. your dunkin' doesn't make you, you... but it

. >> marketing expertsstimate at most americans are exposed to e4,000 adsh day. >> metro is about to add one more. audio ads are starting today and it could be started on the metro. >> sharing the bus. >> book your ticket with megabus.com. >> with more than just your fellowrider. >> don't miss mom's home cooking. megabus.com offers an expansi network. >> advertisements have started playing on certain metro bus routes. >> i get sick of them. si already getick of them when i'm going shopping. >> reporter: clearly not everyone is thrilled an advertisement. is that annoying or is that justified? >> here's an interesting part. they can be geo targeted. for example, you might hear ad for a store that's close by. the payoff here is not insignificant. the first contract for metro worth at least a quarter of a million bucks p year. if successful this could expand to more buses and even trains. along the 31 bus,m a tuss, news 4. >>> the companyt tovides the ads says that it's been successful in more than a dozen maher ets. sometimes even if you don't think you're recognizing ads, it gets your

market. some other reasons the cityso i attractive, you've got metro access, proximity to ragin national airportofficedi bus ready to use. last week, virginia governor ralph northam told bure chief julie kerry thathe state has shown amazon four locations in northern virginia. >> whether amazon chooses viinia or not, we have done everything that i think we can to offer them a good package. >> an announcement could come after the midterm elections. azon, butt yet from let's dive deeper into this. let's talkbout why this is such a big deal. amazon's second headquarters is expected to bring back 50,000 jobs. is the average salary more than 100,000k. the project would be a $5 billion investment to name a few. >>> all right. a week agot, toni in other news, we were asking the question why. a gunman went on shooting rampage inside a pittsburgh synagogue killing 11 ople. over the last 24 hours, tens of thousands aatended sa services for the first time since the shooting. matt bradley with the healing that is far from over. ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat the sbath every weekend thousands of

metro airport. two stations, national airport d crystal city,ill be closed for construction. blue line trains will operate between franconia-springfield and braddock road and between pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate between huntington and braddock road and between pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the metro detours will change ightly tomorrow. you can find more information in the nbc washington app. >> traffic already building at the airphet. >>> and are several events happening today to honor veterans. we are looking at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington tional cemetery where a wreath laying is set to begin at 11:00. you can find more information on veterans day events that are happening all over t. area by going to our p. this is something they do every november 11. it was 1921 that the tomb of the unknown soldier wasedated on november 11. >> sun-splashed day as they get read that event. >> and all next week on news 4, got something special for y you. we're trying to help you find out why you can get more sleep. a look at why women struggle the most for shut eye. >> i didn't realize how much sleep is tied to so many in our body and i was having auto

market. other reasons the city is so attractive the, metro access, proximity to reagan national o airport anice buildings that are available for use there. last week virginia governor ralph northam told the virginia bureau chief that the state hasu shown amazonlocations in northern virginia. >> whether ameson cho virginia, we have done everything we can to offer them a good package. >> an announcement could come by the end of the year and of course it's expected by then. >> and amazon not saying much about this. but let's explore why this is such a big deal. amazon second headquarters expected to bring 50,000 direct jobs. the average salary more than $100,000 a year. the project would be $5 billion investment. >>> we are working for you in the community with a way to help families in need. >> fairfax county i having donation boxes at the reston community center and other locationshroughout the county. donations will be sorted with earmarks for thanksgiving and december holiday meals. >> we give them two boxes rather than running two food drivesba to back, we're running a single drive where we p

syrian school boy in huddersfield leads the front of the metro after a video of his bullying by another pupil went viral. isa is a bit ridiculous markets are market today, being clear about scenarios are not market today, being clear about scenarios are not being clear. talking about a worse case scenario coming out without a deal. it is scary stuff, the pound will crash, inflation going up, house prices will fall and we will all be more poon will fall and we will all be more poor. interest rates will soar. what people, including rees mogg ‘s and other brexiteers are saying this is project hysteria, trying to drum up fear and weight to the remain side. the fact is, it he is the bank of england governor and is saying that if we come out without the deal we are in serious economic straits, worse than the financial crisis that we went through in 2008.m worse than the financial crisis that we went through in 2008. it is a pretty arresting headline. absolutely. the other context here at is, second world war, worst economic slump. but then we had the economic, the financial crisis ten or so years ago and we economic, the financial crisis te

. >> marketing experts say americans exposed to around 000 ads every day. >> are you ready? metros about to ad at least one more. audio ads have started playing along some bus roots and it could eventually expand to the train. >> adamt tuss w along to investigate. >> reporter: with more than just ur fellow rirs. >> advertisemenow have n started. >> i get sic of them going forward. so you're here on the bus minding your own business when an advertisement comes over the loud speaker. is it annoying or justified? >>he rider on the fence with these newads. >> i think it is kind of weird. it is like a public good and stuff like that. >> but others see no harmful he just hopes the ads are useful. >> i think it will be important. >> the companyelping freeway ads say on a 45-minute bus rides, ads will 9ay about to 120 seconds. that's shorter than singi the baby shark song. and these ads can be geo target. meaning they're triggered when a bus passes a certain location. for example you might hear an ad for a stose by. the payoff is notinsignificant. it is worth $250,000 a year. news4. >>> i

andne metro worker is doing his part to keep the walkway in front of the eastern market station clear. >> 7:00, 8:00, i've been out here. >> rorter: and what are you seeing with the conditions? >> it's lightening up rig now. >> reporter: and d.c. snow teams put down more th1, 0 tons of salt on the roads, on the brid s, in the bikelanes, to make the streets safe and drivable throughout the day. since we've been out here, theee have no problem for folkslk waing to and from the metro ation. >> a our winter weather coverage continues online. get forecas, delays and closures. >>> a catholic school in prince george's county could use a deluge of something green. they may have to close their doors if they can't raise the money theyd in the next few months. holy family school is facing a $200,000 deficit. they said low enrollment andow tuition requirements are partly to blame for this situation. the schools are part of the arch diocese of washington and while it does help out to supplemenng the fundi there, it is not entsgh. the parave created a go fund me page and they are actively helping t

w one metro worker is doing his part to keep the walkway in frt of the eastern market station clear. >> i've been out here since about 7:00, 8:00. >> reporter: how are the conditions? >> it's lightening up right nowe >> rep is it too soon? >> no, we're okay withit. >> reporter: it just keeps changing up on us. right now it's prettye, misera it's cold. this is kind of like freezing rain. it does hurt when it hits you in the face. the snow team is going to reevaluate. ce noontime hits, that's when they're done with their 12-hour shift and all 123 plows come back in and they will dechee whatlan of action is for the rest of the day. that ishe latest live from southeast d.c. back to you. >> come on in from t out of cold, molette. thank you for all your hard work out there. >> we are not even close to being out of the woods yet, folks. >> what better time to be working for you this holiday ason. according to a new study, almost half of americans an't feeling very merry this year. i so why are more people turningo the grinch? nbc's liz mclaughlin explains. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a

market and customs union, in effect membership without being a member. i can see that's probably about the best that can be done right now. the front page of the metro knife attack in five days. some startling statistics about how in february london overtook new york in terms of its murder rate, this kind of thing. knife control is getting out of control again, a huge story for london four years —— knife crime. we've talked about it this morning because it's a terrible situation —— for london for years. 15—year—old boy, a talented artist, jay hughes killed in bellingham in south—east london at apm. jay hughes killed in bellingham in south-east london at 4pm. outside a london underground station. let me tell you another story, i live near a children's tell you another story, i live near a child ren‘s playground, tell you another story, i live near a children's playground, what happens there? very recently, a big knife was buried in the ground, children found it and were playing with it. why was it buried there? gangs are doing it, they are burying their knives in parks and open places so they are easily accessible forfights. it places so they are eas

market. yellow line trains will operate between pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the metro detours will change slightly tomorrow. you can find out more information in our nbc washington app. >> see they're working there right now. that's the dust at the metro station. as the country prepares to honor our servicemen and women, folks in our area are giving back toc themunity. yesterday veterans and volunteers helped spruce up a neighborhood in clay terrace. thesame neighborhood where mekhi ya wilson was struck and killed by a stray bullet. the mission continues. >> we've identified a need, we've got a great crew of veterans and community members nd neighbors who want to give back, who want to sacrifice the stoord take the kills they learned in the military and pay it forward t aommunity that needs help. >> the mission continues as a nonprofit that helps veterans adjusting to life after they return home. >> several events honor our veterans. a wreath leding sta 10 minutes ago. a veterans day ceremony in fairfax is scheduled for0: at city hall and a special wreath ceremony at t

. >>> marketing experts estimate that most americans are exposed to about 4,000 ads each day. >> and now metro to that with audio ads. >> book your ticket with megabucks.com and you'll be home in time for turkey. happy holidays >> advertisements are being played on bus rides. ey will play for 90 to 120 seconds. that's shorter than singing the baby shark song. sorry. >> ugh! >> they can be tggered when a bus passes a certain location if successful, the ads could expand to more buses and to trains, too. >> really? >> yeah. >> it's hard not to sing it. >> apparently. baby shark. >>> happening tonight, a longime rival restored. >> the maryland and virginia men's basketball teams wual off. both teams are off to a perfecth start wit a 6-0 reco. the terps are ranked up there and the cavaliers are ranked fourth. like old times. go, interprets! >>> good morning, i'm frank honband at headquarters. amazon plans to sell softwar that can scan medical records and make suggestions to improve treatment or save money. >>> "the wall street journal" says it picks o a patient's condition and prescription and can

marketing become one. one of the biggest cities in the world it's home to what's probably the smallest of red bulls three top flight teams new york. new york's lovable yet luckless team the metro stars were bought by the austrian company and rebranded as the new york red bulls in two thousand and six. crushed the porters and left a rift among fans. which i can attest i've been in new york supporter for over a decade sure i hate the commercialism but it isn't easy giving up on the club people plus new york isn't exactly flush with a locally owned club this with dynamic rich histories to support like lots of other fans i do my best to keep natural law. like cory who ran the team's biggest supporters club three years. will take over came in and really sort of took the news out from under us and i think the really unfortunate part about it was interesting to divide a lot of friends and occurred in a situation where it was tough for everyone to move forward and some people just couldn't be a part of it anymore and that was trying to you know our own supporters or something like that. the trend base is still divided about red bulls owners gregg's another fan who hasn't given up on m

metro closures near reaganational airport. two stations will be closed for construction. today we know blue line tras ll operate between franconia springfield and braddock road en and bet pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate between huntington and braddock road and between pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the detours will change slightly tomorrow. you can find out more information in our nbc washington app or you can hit up adam. >> i visited there this morning. ave extra time for sure if you're going there today. >>> as the country prepares to honor our servicemen and women this veterans day, someinolks are g back. yesterday veterans and volunteers helped spruce up neighborhood in clay terrace. the same neighborhood where 10-year-old mekhia wilson was struck and killed by a stray llet this summer. the mission continues organized the event. >> we have a great crew o veterans and community neighbors who want to sacrifice their sad to take the skills they learned in the military and pay it foeard. >>> th mission continues as nonprofit that helps veterans adjusting to life after they return home. >>> there are seveal events happening today to honor veterans, by the way. a

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