"news4's" molette green is live on the scene with how long this could all last. molette? >> reporter: eun, police are several hours into working on this barricade system. their message to public is to avoid this area as you can see. people trying to -- police cars coming in and out of where it is block off. we're at 19th and n streets. you can see the police tape and the cars down there. this happened shortly after 1:00, close to 1:30 this morning here. we can tell you that police are describing the situation as a person having a mental health crisis and they're telling us no injuries at this point. police are careful to say this is not an active shooter situation. they won't confirm, though, whether this person is armed. they only tell us the person is contained. we're staying on top of this developing story, but we can tell you there is a traffic situation as a result. you can see here on n street, 19th and n where we are, cars are piling up because of the traffic trouble getting into this part of the downtown area where it is busy. we've talked to several workers who c

we'll check in with molette green in a moment. first chuck bell with a look at what folks standing in line can expect out there. >> outside this morning, four things you should know about your fabulous friday. it is going to be sunny, warm. everything is coming up roses for today. it will stay warm to tomorrow. there are rain chances coming back second half of tomorrow. we'll give you more about that and tell you how much rain we can expect coming up. for now, rain chances sneaking back up again tomorrow into sunday. once we get the rain and clouds back in here, might be a while before we get back to sunshine again. you'll need your jacket, jeans and sunglasses today. temperatures later today, 68 today down on the national mall. we will time out the rain drops in ten minutes. for now, it's traffic time. >> thank you very much. we still have those wires down, utility repairs in poolsville, whites ferry road at partnership road. looking at 66 and 29 in gainesville, no issues on the roadway. we had reports of a construction barrel in

molette green has more. we'll check in with her in a few minutes. >>> i'm "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell. temperatures are in the 30s. grab a jacket and have your umbrella for later today. hour-by-hour forecast for when the rain hits your house coming up. melissa, right now. >> right there at annapolis road, we have a car fire starting to see real backups. and this crash at 17th street. and a new one. we'll talk than in just a few minutes. >> reporter: as the evidence gross, investigators grow more confident. one of them now says they're 90% sure it was a bomb. that's based on their readings and the cockpit voice recorder. day nine and there's very little proof. even without proof could this disaster affect the way you travel outside the united states, perhaps even at home? i'm bill neely. i've been following this investigation since day one. i'll have all the very latest. that's coming up on today. >>> 15 before the hour right now. the morning commute is under way and metro riders at the stadium-ar

molette green goi molette green on her way out there. 21st at k street.ou can see police and police vehicles blocking that area. quantico, it could take 19 minutes. you saw that little strip of red a second ago. it's very, very slow. only the left lane getting by as you're headed into quantico. northbound and southbound looking quite good. remember to check in with our friends at wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in the car to get the latest information. 64 miles per hour. prince george's county, overall no major problems. just a little bit of roadwork here and there. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. we're talking about a mild monday which i really like. >> mild will get here. not just mild, yet. >> it is november after all. we have way more darkness. it can get pretty cool in the morning. another surge into the 60s coming our way later on. our average highs coming into the 57-60-degree range. another sunny day coming up as well. clear skies over washington early this morning. downtown temperatures, 45. barely a breeze out there after

molette green is in the middle of the shopping rush. first we want to get to chuck bell with what kind of weather bargain hunters can expect. chuck. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. you made it through thanksgiving. you're out of your food coma. time to get outside and enjoy the day today. another day filled with sunshine, getting up close to 70 degrees. next real concern in the weather department shows up on sunday with rain chances which may slow down your sunday travel. detailing that in a couple minutes. upper 30s, low 40s. the next 24 hours, cool, near 40 this morning. still in the upper 50s at 7:00 tonight. more clouds but a dry start to your saturday. rain chances the second part of the weekend. for now, kim mccormack in first 4 traffic. we have a small problem in montgomery county, mid county highway at shady grove road. you need to be careful. police are on the scene. it will slow things down for you. fortunately there's not a whole lot of traffic out there. what delays are going to be there are very, very light. >>> w

"news4's" molette green live with details on the arrest. molette? >> reporter: eun, yeah.can now confirm an arrest has been made in this. a university spokesman told me the driver is a howard university student and d.c. police arrested him. we also learned that colalcohol played a factor in a crash that could have had a serious outcome. the glass entrance is boarded up now, but this was quite a scene last night when that car came crashing through. luckily no injuries in this. and after checking out the structure, the university let the students back inside the dorm. this dorm known as the bethune an ex-. no word on the exact charges that this male student faces this morning but an arrest we can tell you has been made in this case. is the latest live from bryant street, northwest, d.c. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, molette. >>> this morning they'll rally. one group will march from arlington to the white house. the recent court decision blocked boast the historic programs. more protesters will gather at the u.s. supreme court and demand they appeal to the high kortz

let's get to molette green live with more. molette? >> reporter: good morning. want to tell you the latest information from d.c. police is to avoid this area particularly around 19th and k. just seconds ago, a united states secret service vehicle just pulled up here. we've got the pleeg tape. we're at 19th and n. you can see the flashing lights down the street there with police working the office building that is the focal point at 19th and k. the streets around this area as melissa mollet has been telling us are blocked off. right now we can tell you this is a barricade situation that happened shortly after 1:00. this person having some sort of mental health crisis. this is not an active shooter situation. >> 5:16 our time right now. new details on what led to a shooting inside union station. police say rashad bug bay slashed a victim outside saturday night. they then went inside the station. an off-duty baltimore police officer saw the suspect with the knife and ordered him to drop it. he came at the officer with the knife and he shot him. >>> the body found s

i'm molette green. take a look. there's virtually no traffic. get ready for a big job. you will see the washington sanitary commission workers added 24/7 to get it all done. these repairs continue, a fix to a 74-year-old main. it start last month with a horrible water main break at the intersection of rockfield pipe at cedar lane and west seed door lane. muddy water filled part of the road. you can expect your drive to be tough with warnings from wssc about trim prairie lane closures. we're staying on top of the developments stories. i'm molette green. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the university of milliliter is on the cusp of finding a new head football coach. frank raich was interviewed. michigan defensive coordinator d.j. durkin was also interviewed last week. >>> the redskins are looking for a matchup against the cowboys after their huge win. you know by now the team is in first place. can you believe it? the players teld us they're in control of their own destiny now. >> monday, how big is that o

molett molette, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning.just about an hour ago a worker came by to empty out the change in this change-only meter. folks are looking for more convenience nowadays and they don't want these change only meters anymore. this week the change is coming inside this display portion of the old meters to expand your payment options so you will be able to pay by credit card. you will be able to pay on your cell phone and you'll be able to use your coins in the meters and montgomery county department of transportation says it's going taken two weeks to be able to make the changeover here in silver spring. this is already happening in bethesda. they did it already there and with great success to many people. eventually they'll be expanding this to wheaton and montgomery hills as well. you know, it's hard to find a parking space. it's exciting when you find one and it's a bummer when you get in the space and you don't have enough change. now they're making it much more convenient. we're live this morning. back to you. >>

live on the campus of howard university, molette green. barbara? >> thanks. >>> the university of missouri named an interim president. mike middleton will replace jim wolfe. wolfe stepped down on monday after he was criticized for the way he handled racial issues on campus. middleton has been a professor and administrator with the university for 30 years. >>> campus police and prince george's police are investigating a hate crime at bowie state university. someone spray painted a swastika on the building. >>> here in the newsroom rewith going through new food safety rules just put out by the fda. the new guidelines are supposed to help prevent things like salmonella and listeria. the produce safety rules, the first one, establishes science bush da based standards for packages and growing produce. and wholesalers must make sure foreign supporters of food are following u.s. safety standards. and there is a program to certify that food facilities from out of the country do meet fda safety requirements. the goal is to help farmers and food importers to

molette green has more on the documents the group wants to take a look at. molette?> reporter: aaron, good morning. d.c. united plays here at rfk stadium, but critics question the timing of a new land deal for the team and the mayor now supporting the pepco epsilon merger. later on they'll ask to see all of the paperwork. they're going to ask for an investigation to even check to see if the mayor's super pac had a hand in all of this. initially mayor bowser supported the d.c. regulator that flatly rejected the pepco merger, but days after striking a reported $25 million land deal with pepco for a new d.c. united soccer stadium that will be at buzzard point in southwest, bowser announced her support for this merger. a deal, she tauted, guarantees that puts taxpayers and ratepayers first. getting her support was critical to pepco epsilon executives to try to sway regulators to at least give this merger a second look. we'll be at the press conference news conference that is set for later this morning and bring you all the very latest on this possible investigation. that

molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the building you can see behind me is now tape -- there's tape around the building and the area where the crash happened is now boarded up. university, the university tweeted out the building is safe and the students are back inside after, of course, quite an incident last night. you're looking at what was quite a scene here on fourth street as the car crashed into the building there. campus police tell us there were no injuries to the driver or to the student bus the students, of course, had to be evacuated when all of this happened. this is the bethune annex, one of the dorms -- a brand-new construction, one of the newer buildings on campus nchl the video it appears the police took someone into custody, but when i talked to university police this morning, they would not confirm whether or not they have someone in custody and charges have been brought against the driver of the car. we still don't know why. and we're working to find out how all of this happened, what led up to this, i

coming up next, molette green braves the >> reporter: i'm molette green inside a live busy mall. live shopping equals big spenders. that's the sound more chants want to hear on one of the busiest days of the year. in a mall all decked out with cheer, crowds looking to see the discounts. >> headphones. we're probably going to get like some electronics like a tablet or something like that. not a flat screen tvo anything though. >> i started at 5:00. >> reporter: many young faces in the crowd, retailers are banking on millennials this year to especially be wowed. and shop till they drop, but even they won't buy unless there's a discount and deal with or without their parents, some going store to door in their pjs looking for a deal. >> just bought these pjs and she bought some jeans to wear at school. >> yeah. it was 40% off. >> reporter: brookstone has 50% off signs all over the store. customers are buying but say the biggest savings are not in brick and mortar anymore. >> probably not because online you can get a lot better deals without having to leave your house at like 5:00 a.m

molette? >> reporter: well, aaron, good morning. critics of the mayor are coming right at her. critics of this merger plan. they have questions. they are going to raise those questions about muriel bowser breathing new life into the epsilon pepco merger on the heels of striking the reported $25 million land deal with pepco for a new d.c. united soccer stadium that will go at buzzard point southwest. they are talking about potential conflicts of interest. initially bowser supported the regulator that rejected the merger plan but her change of mind and support of a new $78 million settlement offer was critical to paving the way for the public service commission to possibly give the merger deal a second look. this is the final hurdle for this merger. bowser, who is now in china on a trade trip, has said the merger is a good deal for taxpayers and ratepayers alike. that is the latest live from where the d.c. united team plays currently at rfk stadium. back to you. >> molette, thank you. >>> $8 million, that's what a man says metro should pay him for being shot twice on a bus earlie

news 4's molette green following the investigation all morning long.live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. d.c. police have a lookout for a man with the description is very vague. we only ow he was wearing a black and white shirt and had a scarf covering his face. the scarf was described as pink in color. several police cars remain here on the scene. and there are some officers just over the crime tape there out on footworki inthe scene here. you can see the crime tape. we're at a gas station that is entirely blocked off with crime tape. it has been like this all morning throughout the night. there is also police tape across the street in an alley way. just across from a gas station that is across the street. now, we can tell you that one man was shot in the 2500 block of pennsylvania avenue and that man died. another man shot in the 2300 block of minnesota avenue and was conscious and breathing on the way to the hospital. still working to get more information about his injuries and update on his condition and what led up to thisate night dea

molette green is following the developments here. we'll check in with her in ten minutes. >>> police are waiting on toxicology tests to see if a man was drunk when he was run over by a metro train. blue and silver line service back to normal now at the capitol heights metro station. metro says the man was by himself walking down the platform about 7:30 last night. surveillance cameras may show him carrying a container when he fell. the victim's name has not been released. >>> also in metro news this morning, may soon see some improvements to your metro ride. the riders union in our area will hold a forum with metro's new leader. this after a productive meeting with paul last week. weedfeld is invited to address union members and get feedback from metro users. a union is pushing for improvements in service. that meeting will be held next month. >>> looking live at reagan national airport now. or not. going to tell you about some airport workers who are planning a row test on one of the busiest travel days of the year. they plan to fas

. >> reporter: molette green at the live desk. protesters pulled lights off a christmas tree last night after newly released videos from four of the police cars after a deadly shooting that left a 17-year-old shot dead 16 times. now the "chicago tribune" reports these new videos raise questions about how the city's police department documented the killing of laquan mcdonald and demonstrators say they will continue including disrupting black friday shopping in the city's financial district. aaron? >> thank you. it's 5:02. developing story. police in prince william county found a body in the occoquan river in woodbridge. it was found around 9:00. they were called to the fairfax/prince william line. we're working to learn more. we're also working to learn more about a homicide. police say a man was killed in landover. h was shot to death. the shooting happened near 704, not far from fedex field. >>> 5:03. right now the search for a missing brother and sister in prince george's county. they're look for rosa and james thomas both in th

. >>> i'm molette green live in hyattsville. investigators want to know why a pickup truck crossed the double yellow line and set off a deadly chain of events that took four lives including that of a child. eight others are fighting for their lives this morning. witnesses tell us that flames reached treetops here when this three-car crash happened. it started with a pickup. that pickup that hit a car, a cadillac, and kept going as it caught fire and that pickup then hit a van full of adults and children. erupted in fire. caesar gomez lives in the next block, heard the crash and tried to put out those flames. >> the flames, the fire was at least 15 foot up. i went and got the fire extinguishers from house, went back up, went down a little bit and came back again. >> reporter: now, all of this happened in front of this man's house. he doesn't want to talk. there's a note on the door saying that his heart, thoughts and prayers go out to the families of those injured. you can see car parts strewn in his front yard. eight people rema

molette. >> we're live. all that's left at the scene, just bits of debris in the road and a little bit on the sidewalk. we can tell you. four children, four adults are fighting to survive critical injury this morning. six others also injured in this fiery crash that witnesses say started with a pickup truck hit snoot car, a cadillac, and kept going. even though it caught fire. they report that fire was simply a tire at this point. that pickup then smashed into a van full of people. the van then caught fire leaving people in this area, witnesses stunned as they watched, feeling very helpless. those inside felt trapped by the flames. it's unclear if it explode during the collision. four people died in the three-car crash including a child. now, investigators are still looking. they were very young. the children were young. ranging 4 to 10 years of age. so hoff riffic they had to speak to counsel lor's afterward to get through what was a terrible, terrible accident. that's the latest from high yats ville. back

"news4's" molette green is hear live with news from the campus and the community. molette? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. the good news to report, no suspicious threat, no additional security. that's the latest coming from the university president as the fbi continues to lead the investigation into all of this. while extra security continues on campus and nearby at the metro station that are here that the students use. students, faculty, and surrounding businesses tell me they are staying vigilant. right now the popular family owned howard delicatessen just across the street from the campus is about to open. it's been here since 1920. so everybody knows this place. the owner said he's proud of how the campus community has handled the threat to harm people it's racial and it's communicating a threat which a lot of people like to do today. they get up on the twitter o some of the social meade yanld express their opinions anonymously, wanting to see reaction. sometimes we react how they expect and they get gratification from watching us get scared or reacting. >> reporter:

molette green, news 4. melissa? >> thank you. there are several other races we're watching this election day. in maryland a number of city also elect mayors and council members. in gaithersburg, montgomery county, prince george's county, buoy, college park, greenbelt and laurel. we're also watching the mayoral race in alexandria. today the entire virginia legislature is up for election in the house of delegates. republicans currently hold control and are expected to keep it. in fairfax there's an open see the on the board of supervisors. in loudoun county, four people are vying to become chairman of the county board of supervisors. >>> tonight we will find out if voters in ohio will legalize marijuana. this is the first time voters will decide whether to approve recreational and medical marijuana at the same time. if it passes, people 21 and older would be allowed to use up to 1 ounce of pot recreationally or get a prescription for marijuana from a doctor. >> brilliant sun in a blue sky on this tuesday. temperatures are really ju

i'm molette green. i just spoke to the owner of the longtime howard delicatessen. it's right across the street getting ready to get open. he said they're being much more vich lent since this online threat went out. there's a bit more of a feeling to feel at ease after a late night response from the president's office. he said not followed by any additional threats or suspicious ticket. there is increased security and the fbi is leading the investigation trying to track down this person. the university is promising to let everyone know if new safety concerns are confirmed. important point since this downline site at the center of all of this has posted attention-grabbing messages before many of which have proven bogus. later this morning the campus community, the students, alumni, faculty and others will come in the middle of the campus on the yard near the flagpole to hold a ten-minute moment of silence. that's going to happen at 10:00 a.m. this morning and they're hoping that other campuses around the country will follow suit in a show of solidarity and peace. we'

coming up, molette green with more on these two candidates looking to influence the legislature. >>> developing this morning, metro still doesn't have someone at the helm to begin fixing the agency millions of you take every day to and from work. neal cohen pulled out of negotiations yesterday. sources say he was not happy about having his name out in the media before even signing his contract. news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss says the board will now go back to the other four candidates and let them know the job is back open. >>> after many of you spoke up, metro decided to keep the bus that connects the district and the dulles international airport. metro planned to get rid of the bus open. more than 3,000 of you argued that the train takes longer and is more expensive and unreliable. now metro says it will reduce the service between bwi marshall and d.c. >>> different man now considered the front-runner to be the national next manager. cbs reports that dusty baker is now being offered the job. you'll remember last week sources said former san diego padres manager bud black

molette green, back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up on 6:49. the senate could have a power shift today depending on how voting goes. in the house of delegates, republicans hold control there, even though all 100 seats are up for grabs. a lot of people expecting republicans to keep control. and in fairfax, an open seat on the board of supervisors for the sully district. republican john guevara facing kathie smith there. loud be countoun county, scott jumped back into the race after former board member shawn williams dropped out. he's facing phyllis randell, charlie king, and thomas balancom. we're watching the mayoral race in alexandria. incumbent mayor bill euille running a write-in campaign. he's been mayor since 2003 but lost the democratic primary in june to allison silberberg. today, you have to spell euille's name correctly for the write-in vote to count. >>> the polls open in about -- a few minutes, 7:00 a.m. there are no state wide races today, but a number of cities will elect mayors and council members that includes gaithersburg, rockv

i'm molette green live inni political action commit supporting d.c.riel bowser is shutting down. theÑh8 independent committee cd fre freshfac was formed by bowser's closest allies it has come under criticism for raising large sums of cash with firms doing business with the city. mayor bowser is on a trade mission to china and was not available for comment. >>> right now snow, wind and tornadoes are expected as the system moves through this country. places like reno, nevada and flagstaff, arizona have seen snow. 25 flights were canceled this morning at denver international airport. snow out there, tom. >> i posted on my facebook page a picture of some of the interstates around denver covered with snow. i asked the question, you are jealous or glad it's not us? some people want snow, but none of that on this veterans day. a live view from the tower camera showing sun-splashed mall now where the events and ceremonies are going at the world war ii memorial, vietnam memorial. a few gray clouds on the horizon. in the foreground, friendship heights. tomorro

i'm molette green. happening today, a stunning video shows a virginia man in his last moments when police officers tased him. you're seeing the video of three south boston officers. we learned officers tased him in atz many as 20 times in one hour. you see them taking him to the hospital for hallucination and acting paranoid. he never got medical attention. he kicked tout window, ran toward the hospital entrance where police repeatedly tased him on the ground. they tackled and handcuffed him. today's court hearing is procedural. lambert's family has filed a $25 million suit. >> what's going on. >> these babies. my husband is helping pull these babies out. >> man jumped in to sachb lives. the man put his own life in danger while his wife called 911. here's a video you'll only see on "news4." it shows michael thomas's wife holding a baby that he rescued. he jumped out of his car and ran toward the flames. he had to use his pocketknife to cut seatbelts. >> i had to get this baby out. i thought the van was

. >> i'm molette green in downtown d.c. with breaking news. barricade situation over. that we got from d.c. police just ten minutes ago after close to 11 hours with this. the suspect we can tell you, is in police custody. luckily no injuries, after all this started with an early morning gunshot. car traffic still an issue. pedestrian traffic still an issue. work and traffic for a lot of people came to a shutdown. road rows and rows of city police cars lined the block. downtown at a standstill. >> we've been here 20 minutes. we don't know what's happening. >> reporter: d.c. police confirm a woman is at center of a barricade at 19th and k. it started after midnight. police say when they arrived a firearm discharged and that began their hours long standoff. some downtown workers fought through heavy traffic jams and made it to offices. overs on foot and in cars close to the barricade were blocked. >> it's 1900 k street northwest. we can't cross over. i had to park five blocks from where i work because of the backlog. considering what's happened in paris, safe precaution i

molette? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we're along busy rockville pike. just moments ago workers showed up and crank up this giant excavator truck here. sometime today crews are going to get to work. this is going to be a huge repair job after last month's water main break that spilled pools of muddy wateral over the road at the intersection of rockville and cedar lane. you're going to see washington suburban sanitary commissioners added 24 hours a day, seven days a week to get this all done. these repairs basically continue. a big fix to 574-year-old main. you can expect driving to be tough. both on the northbound and southbound lanes along 355. this will be seven days a week. once this all starts you're going to need to add extra time with your commute. if all goes as plans, all this work should be done and wrapped up by mid to late december. that's the latest here. i'm molette green. >>> today bond is set for police officer jason van dike. he's charging in the october 24th shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. dash cam video shows mcdonald bei

>> molette, thank you. >>> 5:55.a judge in chicago could decide to release video the moenlt a police officer shot and killed a teenager. detectives say the teen had a knife. the police refused to release footage but a judge's decision could force them to hand it over. the teen's mother said she doesn't want the video's release fearing it could inside violence. >>> oklahoma city bombing accomplice terry nichols says he wants his guns returned. he wants it to pay child support. he say the guns were not used in the objection city bombing. the feds want to destroy the guns and give him credit for the fair market value. it would go toward the $14.5 million he owed in restitution. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. uber wants to administer your flu shot. they're offering shots in 36 cities today. they'll have nurses who will have recipients fill out paperwork and consent forms. you can fill it out between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. you'll get a wellness package that including tissues and a lollipop. >>>

i'm molette green, news 4. barbara? you. >> going to be a sight to see. >>> happy birthday mr. vice president. joe biden, 73 years old today. he's at home in delaware maybe getting ready for a nice party. >>> have you picked up adele's new album yet? it's out today. there's a chance it could break a huge record in the music industry. when you're not at home, you can still watch news 4 midday. just open up nbc washington app. >>> here are just some of the stories lighting up social media. adele fans, listen up. her latest album "25" is now on sale and it may break records. columbia records will ship 3.6 million copies of the album just to the u.s. alone. that will mark the largest number of new release cds shipped in the past decade. "no strings attached" shipped 4.2 million copies. the new york sometimes reports that "25" will not appear on apple music, spotify or any other streaming service. her reps are keeping tight lipped on whether it will be available for streaming in the future. >> look at this. the toddler who t

. >>> i'm molette green live outside loudoun valley high. six extra brief counselors are here today to help the students at this school cope with a tough loss. the loudoun county sheriff's department contacted me 30 minutes ago, they will release the student's full name a bit later today. so therefore we are not using the 15-year-old's full name and image until that happens. the young man, this teenager, beloved by so many here, died reportedly speeding away from a traffic stop. >> we all called him wil. some of the kids called him bert. he was fun-loving kid. >> reporter: that makes the loss harder for the school community. a sophomore. a band leader here lost his life in a fiery crash early sunday morning in sterling. >> he loved music. any instrument he could find, he tried to learn to play it. saxophonist in the marching band and jazz band. loved music. learning to play the bass. he wanted to play bass next year. he was working hard to make great music, too. >> reporter: students who had classes with him say he was a nice person and many

. >>> i'm molette green live in southeast following a developing story here. police crime tape now gone, and this area just reopened a short while ago after a long investigation at the scene of a deadly shooting. one person dead this day. right outside a well known restaurant that's been here for decades. still no arrests or motive but the gas station attendant on duty through all of it told me what the cops got from his store just steps from the shooting. all night and through the morning rush, a small section along pennsylvania avenue at the corner of minnesota at 25th street shut down. >> i just hear the noise, the shooting. almost eight shots. >> reporter: those shots right next door at a restaurant with no visible sign. d.c. police collected evidence in the dark and stepped up their search for clues in the daylight. the gas station manager said he heard the gunshots just as his shift started after 9:30 last night. >> outside the chinese restaurant window. >> reporter: he said people ran from the gunfire that left a man dead and another taken from the hosp

molette green live in dupont circle park.> thanks. >>> new today, triple a will release its annual thanksgiving holiday travel forecast. 'tis the season to travel. we will find out roughly how many of you plan to travel for thanksgiving. the forecast will also provide a breakdown on gas, hotel and airline ticket prices. >>> support for paris causing divides on social media. why the one thing that so many of you have already done is a subject of so much debate that story in 60 seconds. >>> i'm eun yang, here are some stories lighting up social media. many of you have taken to social media to show your sympathy after the attacks in paris. according to telegraph.com the mass mourning on social media has its own set of politics. hundreds of thousands of people have had their photos go through france's tri-colored flag. but for those who don't join, there has been some bullying. charlotte said she was blasted on facebook for saying she would not change her photo. she said if i did this for every attack on the world i would have to

on the west lawn of the capitol, molette green, news4. >> we've posted more information on the tree on app. >>> you may be planning a trip to the stores to shop for the holidays. but are you saving as much as you think? consumer reporter erika gonzalez explains what landed some popular retailers in court. >> reporter: people shop outlet stores for one reason. >> you get more for your money. >> reporter: consumers say they save big. >> i think you get a better deal. when you go to the outlets, it's almost like 50% off. >> don't believe the price tag. >> reporter: he's a class action lawyer who has filed lawsuits against seven major outlet retailers. they accuse the stores of fraud, displaying deceptive savings on their price tags. >> they've made up this comparison price. >> reporter: the price tags look like this. a "compare at" or manufacturer's suggested retail price followed by a substantial savings. but since the item may never have sold at a regular store, consumers think they're getting a better deal than they really are. >> people get excited about the discounts. and these manuf

news 4's molette green talked to drivers. >> reporter: if you drive near rockville pike near cedar lane in bethesda get ready for road repair this week. >> i feel their pain. i do. nothing worse than sitting in traffic on rockville pike. >> reporter: this comes after a 74-year-old main broke last month flooding roads in the area with muddy water. today work crews are moving concrete barriers in place in the southbound lanes before starting the asphalt work on tuesday. commuters say it's a necessary inconvenience. >> the traffic is worse than its ever been and then you will add this. there will be some unhappy people driving. workers tell me this project is only going to last about a week. they will be back here on tuesday to begin the asphalt work and they will only do it during off-peek hours between 9:00 and 3:00 p.m. in bethesda on rockville pike, molette green, news 4. >> today the city of philadelphia unveiled a mural honoring pope francis and his visit to the city earlier this year. the murral is called sacred now, faith and family in the 21st century it takes up 2700 square pete.

molette green joining us with more. >> reporter: investigators still working the scene here, just moments ago. they were using their flashlights on the outside of the home and then we could see flashes of light coming from inside the home presumably from a camera as they were taking pictures in their evidence collection. a neighbor told me a little bit about the people in this luxurious home where that shooting happened, just after 2:00 a.m. a man is in the hospital, flown there to be treated, but no details yet from police on the extent of injuries. fairfax county police confirm they do have someone that they are questioning at this point. no word on charges. that neighbor that i spoke with says the home burned down and was recently rebuilt, says the man and his girlfriend lived there. what do you make of all of this? >> i have no idea. i did not even know there was a gun in the house. >> reporter: forest green drive dead ends here. we're right off route 123. not too far from there. police saying at this point that the victim and the suspect know each other and that everyone who was invo

. >>> i'm molette green in the alexandria section of fairfax county where police are searching for a hit and run driver who mowed down an elderly man last night it happened in this area of franconia road near brooklyn avenue. not far from edison high school. it happened just before 11:00 p.m. we are about two lights down from the big intersection of franconia and south van dorn. the 69-year-old was crossing and stopped in the unprotected median to wait for passing traffic. that's when he was hit. the driver left the scene. the injured man died. >> i think this intersection really -- there's a lot of things to be improved on as far as, you know, the police over here directing traffic to just people -- aggressive drivers. >> now, fairfax county police don't have much to go on. all they know is that the striking vehicle may have been a white van, possibly white. not even exactly sure on the color, or some sort of box truck. if you know anything, give fairfax county crime solvers a call. residents have told me in this area, it's grown, grown more dangerous, they want more safety precauti

molette green is there as well. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning. we can tell you that a man shot here this morning is now at a hospital. we're still working to get details about his condition. fairfax county police cop firming thfirm i confirming they have someone in custody right now. no word on charges. police tell us the shooting in this neighborhood on forest green drive, a dead end road, happened just after 2:00 a.m. at a home here. we are right off route 123. this is a community of single family homes with two car garages. police say the victim and the suspect know each other. and everyone involved in this was inside the home at the time. there is no threat to the public. and police are still investigating here at the scene. that is the latest. right now, reporting live from lorton, virginia, molette green, back to you. >>> police in prince william county are trying to locate a missing woman. this is 19-year-old caitlin nordon, last seen in woodbridge around 6:00 a.m. yesterday. she is 5 if t'7", last seen wea jeans and black knee high boots.

. >> thank you, molette. traffic became snarled outside both 95 north and south were backed up for miles because of a tour bus crash last night. this happened about ten miles north of the baltimore beltway. the bus collided with two other cars hurting two people and completely shutting down the southbound lanes for a time. everything is back open this morning. >>> national security leaders say you are the best tool they have against a potential terrorist attack. president obama says there is no credible or specific threat against the u.s., but police are out in force for the long holiday weekend. officers with assault rifles at the union station and bomb sniffing dogs all over the airport. 47 million people are expected to go somewhere over the thanksgiving holiday. >>> today there is a huge operation happening behind the scenes to feed families this thanksgiving. volunteers with food and friends in northeast have been up all night cooking and preparing dinner. "news4's" megan mcgrath explains where all the f

we'll talk with molette green in just a little bit. at 123, we still have that disabled vehicle. 66, that's flowing just fine in and out of town. no problems on 270. taking a look at 95, if you're coming down to the beltway, it's going take you ten minutes as it should. nice and clear, nice and green. i'll see you back here at 5:01. >> thank you. it's the death that outraged a louisiana town. what we're learning about the moments leading up to a 6-year-old shooting death as well as what's expected to happen today. >> a maryland principal sends home a scathing report to parents. >> something that a lot of you see, gift >>> we continue to follow a story in high yats ville where four people including a child died. what we're calling a horrific incident. what may have been part of a church group. we'll have an update in just a minute. >>> see all that rain heading south? it's heading this way. we'll let you know where it hits you coming up. >>> a funeral today for a 6-year-old with autism shot and killed by police last week. jeremy died af

molette green is in the middle of the shopping rush.nt to get to chuck bell with what kind of weather bargain hunters can expect. chuck. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. you made it through thanksgiving. you're out of your food coma. time to get outside and enjoy the day today. another day filled with sunshine, getting up close to 70 degrees. next real concern in the weather department shows up on sunday with rain chances which may slow down your sunday travel. detailing that in a couple minutes. upper 30s, low 40s. the next 24 hours, cool, near 40 this morning. still in the upper 50s at 7:00 tonight. more clouds but a dry star

>> molette, thank you.nfl is reacting to the revelation that frank gifford had a concern cougs-related brain disease known as cte. the league said in a statement it appreciates the gifford family's desire to help the medical community better understand the disease. the league has made 39 rule changes to enhance health and player safety at all levels of football. gifford died of natural causes earlier this year. cte cannot be diagnosed until after a person dies. >>> there are new question this morning about a historical plaque about at the donald trump golf course the inscription says so many people died. the spot was known as the river of blood. historians say no battle ever tyke place on that golf course land. one says despite the mess stake he's not all that troubled. >> the history in this area is pretty well preserved, well written about. what you've got a is little monument that miss states some things. it wouldn't be the first time. >> trump tells historians he was told there was battle but he couldn'

for now, water main troubles for melissa molette. >>> this trouble for next day or so. we'll keep you updated here. on first four traffic on twitter. in mcclain, 123 at kirby road, one right lane getting by in each direction. this means delays to and from bw parkway. big look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, everything is moving along okay. 66 headed inbound here, from fairfax county to the parkway, eight minutes. outbound, no problemsnow. little slow there westbound there at patrick henry drive. that's because of some late clearing road work. 66 and 95, overall looking quite good. 95 in maryland, live picture at 198, no major problems. live look at 270 coming up. >>> the holidays are a time to spend with your family. but he lost most of them when a plane slammed into his home. what ken gimel says he's thankful for despite the horrible tragedy. >>> a heads up for anyone flying this thanksgiving. a behind the scenes look at the last minute holiday scramble and just how one person can make an entire flight late. >>> a story you're going to want to hear before yo

"news4's" molette green with a closer look. good morning. >> good morning. we're seeing this video two years after the man tased as many as 20 times in one hour died in custody. take a look at we see three south boston, virginia officers with 467-year-old lynwood lam wert. they say he kicked out at cruiser one dough and ran toward the hospital. officers tased him outside the hospital. >> why you trying to kill me, man? >> police shackled his legs, arrested him at that hospital for disorderly conduct. he arrived unconscious at the police station. autopsies showed he had low levels in his system but denied claims that he was a damer. it's 6:33. we're hearing from a map who ran toward the flames of a burning church van in hyattsville. the man put his own life in danger while his wife called 911. here's a picture of his wife holding the baby he rescued. he jumped out of his car and into action. >> when you see someone in trouble, you know, if you can assist, help. i've got get this baby out. i actually thought the van was going to explode. >> we learn the driver

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molette? >> eun, this morning jacob marberger is still off the radar. no cell phone opportunistic from the sophomore as days described as dispondant and possibly armed. heard from his father at the senn gog. about 75 people to support the call for jacob to call home. >>> he's made so few mistakes in his life, i don't think he know thousand deal with that, the shame one feels when one lets themselves down. >> right now the fbi and state police are looking for jacob. surveillance footage shows he bought a small box of bullets from a walmart. his parents told police hi may have a rifle from their pennsylvania home. this semester, the 19-year-old showed up to his fraternity house with a handgun showing up with a suspension and expulsion from school. look for updates inside our nbc washington app and later today on "news4." >>> in the day ahead. he said he was drunk at the time. he said he was seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. a woman caught on camera doing yoga on metro tracks expected in district court today. you'll remember this video. the "news4" i-te