david, molette, back to you. >> jack taylor, back to you. 5:14 your time. developing story in southwestern france. police are searching for an armed man after they found a woman stabbed to death this morning in a retirement home. a caretaker called police after freeing herself from being bound and gagged by the retired missionaries who worked in africa as well as a few nuns live in the retirement home. france is on heightened alert and has been in a state of emergency since terror attacks last year. >>> law enforcement in north dakota issues phone alerts warning residents of more protesters this holiday weekend. protesting against the dakota access pipeline. on thanksgiving day opponents gathered and disrupted traffic north dakota. protests have ramped up in recent weeks with total arrests since august passing 500. >>> thanksgiving day tradition turning deadly in louisville, kentucky. six people shot near a park where hundreds had gathered for a flag football tournament. terrifying cell phone video right there from witnesses who say they heard dozens of gun

molette green has more from people arriving at the polls. it looks like there are a lot of people in line already, molette. >> reporter: 15 minutes soog when wl things got lively and the line to outside here. take a look at the people who are arriving before they head off to work. i talked to somebody who was the first person to get here. he got here about 5:15. nobody was here then. but again, look at the long line of people coming to cast their votes. most of the people i talked to say they minds are pretty much made up about the biggest issues and the biggest races. say about that? >> i'm still thinking. i'm still thinking. i have the rest of it down but the most important one, i'm still thinking. >> top of the ballot. >> yeah. >> reporter: we're here at centerville high school. this is the location for two precincts, coming up at 6:45, i'm going to tell you what you need to bring with you when you head out to the polls to vote today. back to you. >> molette green, live in centerville, thank you. the ballot in fairfax county. we're talkin

molette green live along route 1 in wood bridge with a look at what they'll be watching for, molette? >> hey, guys, this is obeying the rule aeftz road. for me as a pedestrian trying to cross this street, crossing when i have the crosswalk, when i have the of way. when it is safe to do so because it is so busy along this stretch and of course, this goes for everyone using the roads. not just the pedestrians, the bicyclists and of course, the cars, the cops are going to slap you with a heavy ticket during the campaign if you don't obey the rules of the road and you may also get points on your terrible deadly accident last year involving a pedestrian and a tractor trailer, no one wants that to ever happen again. so this campaign, this street smart campaign runs through november 27th, through the month of november in the dmv and it is all about keeping you safe. that is the latest live from prince william county. i'm molette green, back to you. >> thank you. >>> get out that list and check it twice. shopping your wallet. >> it is also when you can get some of the best deals of the year.

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you saw molette on the scene there in southeast d.c. following is one that is taking place in prince george's county. this video from the 4100 block of byers street, this scene happened around 9:30 last night when somebody called in reports of a shooting. police found one person dead. again, as you heard molette mention, what is true in both of these cases is that right now, very little information is known about a suspect or even a motive in these cases. at the live desk, i'm erika >>> we're talking about temperatures that may approach 80 degrees today. >> chuck has our weather headlines. >> a mild start this morning. fog out there first thing. be careful for that. otherwise it will be a dry start to the day. a big time warm upright ahead of a rain chance that comes in here just after lunch time today. couldn't rule out one or two rumbles of thunder. not expecting severe weather. as this strong front races down through here during the course of the late afternoon hours today, could rule out a brief thunder shower or here. keeping an ey

molette, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning to you. this is where the injuredo montgomery county police said at the very start they were looking for up to three suspects involved. they've been able to identify one suspect so far and they are using whatever was captured on nearby surveillance video to be able to identify the other suspects here. the attack on the teen boys, ages 15 and 16, actually happened, we understand in a bus bay here on the west side of the wheaton metro station and it was at all times of the day. someone may have seen something and police are asking you to call them with any information that you might have. the victims are expected to recover. we're working to find out actually what led up to this stabbing in broad daylight. that is the latest live from the wheaton metro station. i'm molette green. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:02 right now. donald trump's transition is kicking into high gear. he has already made his rnc chairman reince priebus will serve as chief of staff and stephen bannon will serve as the

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i'm molette green. >> molette, thank you. >>> you know what, it will be chilly, but things may warm up a bit today. >> that's what we're hearing. >> yes, a little bit. we're going to get a little bit of warmth, but anything better than this morning, we'll take what we can get. we're seeing some rain out there right now. the thing is, ihe so it is a little hard for it to hit the ground, because it is evaporating before it gets to the surface. this picture looks a little more overdone, but i want to show you the moisture coming our way that will eventually erode the dry air and we'll see the rain fall and hit the ground. area pressure around the carolina coast and again, that's going to continue to move to the north. now, next weekend, looking good. we'll have the temperatures move expected on sunday. >> thank you, lauren. >> beautiful leaves out there with the rain coming, and hopefully not a lot of wind. the maples are so gorgeous. >>> for the first time ever, make jump company cover girl has chosen a cover boy. >> james charles caught the attention of cover girl and is now apart of th

we have molette green on the way to the scene. you can see that there is a huge response. we have apparatus in the road and it is blocking it. this is between frontgate drive or town farm road and brock drive, all lanes are blocked both 202 good frontgate drive and brock drive, all lanes blocked because of the fire which we hear is having a huge response. we're hearing dozens of firefighters on the ground right there trying to get the blaze out. at this point we don't know of any injuries. we are hearing that the family is there nearby. as i mentioned, molette green is on the way and we'll continue to follow what the cause of the but also more importantly when 202 will reopen to traffic. so we'll continue to follow up and bring it back to you more as we get it. >>> want to give you a look at what it feels like outside right now. these are the windchills you see behind us. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> did you see those teens? i'm eun yang. you will definitely want to bundle up today. k day ahead. >> what you see is what you get this morning. ferocious no

. >> molette, thank you. >>> developing this morning, we're working to learn more about a deadly shooting last night in capitol heights. it happened on byers street around 9:30. officers arrived and found a man had been sho police are offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest of a suspect. >>> two u.s. service members have died and another two injured during an operation in afghanistan. we're learning the service members came under fire during a mission in kunduz to assist afghan partners in clearing a taliban position. the department of defense this morning is waiting to release the service member's names until >>> thank you. 6:00, straight up. 6:016789. >> let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell for a look at near 80 degree weather. is that right, chuck? >> this is our last best chance for 80 degrees for quite some time. i'll be on facebook live coming up at 6:15 this morning. come on over and give my professional page a like and the thumbs up and we'll be facebook living around 6:15 to about 6:45 this morning. questions if you would like. current temperatures, upp

i'm molette green, news4, back to you. >>> d.c. police are investigatin assault during a private party at a georgetown mansion. this happened friday during an invitation only event at a home on p street at 28. the victim told police a man assaulted her in an up staired bedroom. the same man hurt two others when they tried to step in and help. it is unclear if any charges have been filed. >>> today at a pretrial hearing. prosecutors hope to show a pattern of criminal behavior by cosby's attorney says the women's memories are tainted and unreliable. he is charged with drugging and molesting a former temple university employee. he has pled not guilty. >>> today inside a virginia courtroom. jurors will hear closing arps against rolling stone. that case involves a university of virginia former assistant dean nicole aramo. she didn't like how she was po campus fraternity. she wants seven and a half million dollars in damages. >> topping decision 2016 this morning, the fbi is combing through a 650,000 e-mails on former congressman anthony

molette green is live at the scene. >>> and trump has a full plate of meetings today. tracie potts will have more on who could be up for a cabinet role. >>> and nbc 4 is working for you in the community. we are collecting dough he nations for our food 4 families program at verizon center from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 6:00. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:30 on the dot. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. >> all that wind, i call it a rocks in your pockets kind of day, chuck bell. >> give the little kids the tie-down strings or else. winds nearly 40 miles per hour for wind gust maryland and shenandoah valley. so bundle up an hang on tight. it will be wind chilled sunshine for today. windchills will stay in the 30s all day long and the wind really doesn't lay down until tomorrow night after sunset. should lead to good travel weather for the big travel days tuesday night and wednesday. turkey and raindrops may be a bit of an issue around town, but right now the wind advisory remains in place through at least 6:00 a.m. this morning

molette, good morning to you. >> good morning. it is all about the hard fight for battleground virginia with campaign in northern virginia and in richmond later today. he will be rallying right here at george mason university. the doors will open at 5:30. this event set to start at 7:30 and senator kaine will urge virginiians to make history by electing hillary clinton as president in what the campaign is embracing an america that is stronger together. he is expected to layout his argument against donald trump. now, just hours ago, trump at the loudoun county fair grounds with a reported 2,200 people in the house. the doors opened at 6:30. that p meant some of those folks waited nearly six hours as trump arrived more than four hours late after making five campaign stops on sunday. trump spoke about repealing obama care and this is what he said about hillary clinton. >> this is a marathon today. we're not playing hillary right now is fast asleep. she is sleeping so beautifully. she is sleeping beautifully. >> now, trump's speech wa

news 4's molette green is live to explain what happened. molette, this is unsettling, isn't it? >> reporter: yes, it is, standing in the exact spot pretty much where it all happened. d.c. police have not yet released the woman's name and her age. this morning at this hour she is fighting for her life. at this point in their investigation police say it appears to be a horrible accident. disturbing details emerged throughout the morning into a woman's critical burns reportedly to her face and upper body. this man especially who says the badly injured woman found on the sidewalk is his daughter-in-law. a woman who is in her early 30s. >> i got in contact with the mother. >> reporter: every piece of evidence collected from the very personal, her wig, other items, burned matches, and what appears to be a scorched sidewalk reveal here in northeast. >> she had some mental issues, so we're going to hospital now to find out how she'sing doing. it's awful. >> reporter: d.c. police used whatever images captured from a traffic camera, an arson dog to sniff out just how this all happened. po

. >> and i'm molette green. we'll check in with lauryn ricketts, she's got your shopping forecast. >> you look outside, it looks a little gloomy. it looks like it could rain any second. that's not the case. now yes i do have a few sprinkles as we continue into the afternoon and into the evening. but other than that, all in all, not too bad out there. 52. so fairly mild right now. compared fridays when temperatures have been in the 20s and 30s. we're doing all right right now. 52, yes, we have the clouds and you can see from the camera behind here. winds about 6 miles per hour. the winds aren't going to be an issue today, maybe tomorrow. you can see the cloud cover just kind of draped across the washington, d.c. area and even going out to the shenandoah valley as we continue through the day. got to tell you, despite the cloud cover, temperatures are going to top out in the upper 50s and then we're going to so i'm going to let you know when all that is going to happen, coming up. >> to the black friday madness. on

molette green is live on the scene. is this her live camera with the section of georgetown pike closed. 7 is your best alternate this morning. as far as maryland looking good. back to virginia. 66 inbound and 95 northbound, no major worries. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car this morning. right now, listen to mr. chuck bell tell us about nice weather today. >> i think you'll like today. back to sunshine after midday showers yesterday, that is not going to happen today. clear skies out there now and the skies will stay clear all day. yesterday we had the cloudy stretch in the middle of the 30s in the suburbs to around 50 degrees at national airport but 40 at george and martha's house in mount vernon. what to wear today? you will need a medium jacket for the chill this morning. sunglasses for late ye this afternoon and a light sweater. afternoon temperatures today will be in the low to mid-60s with plenty of sunshine around so the daily grade then, a plus. great weather today. it will be a plus

molette green, news 4. >>> thank you, molette. we have new video in of democrat bennett is running against incumbent republican barbara comstock. comstock spent monday talking to people. more now on the meal tax issue in fairfax county molette mentioned. it's a proposal that would raise how much it costs you to eat out. county officials say the 4% tax will generate nearly $100 million each year, much of that will go to schools. opponents argue that charging more for prepared foods will hurt tourism and unfairly affect low and middle income >>> well, thank goodness it was a beautiful morning to election day. a little on the chilly side but temperatures are warming up. in fact, we'll be above normal for daytime highs today by the time we make it into the afternoon. a beautiful shot out there. you can see this is our reston live camera right now. gorgeous. plenty of blue skies and temperatures warming. we're up to the upper 50s. 59 is our temperature here in d.c. we have that south wind helping to bump up the temperatures and, there.

molette, good morning. >> reporter: right. it is coming right at you if you break the traffic laws out here. the street smart campaign, part itself is big fines from law enforcement. we're talking and points on your license. experts say as we lose the daylight hours, it get more dangerous out here. last year, they point to 75 crashes involving pedestrians and cyclists who lost their lives in the dmv. we'll have more coming up on news4 midday. >>> checking 4 things to know before you head out the door, the chicago cubs championship parade is today. earlier this week, they won the world series for the first time in prince george community are invited to a summit on safety and accountability. >>> the south carolina woman has been found alive after being chained up inside a shipping container for two months. a registered sex offender is in custody. >> election day is this coming tuesday. in d.c. it is your last chance to vote early. in virginia, you can cast an absentee ballot in person until tomorrow might. >> thanks for waking u

molette green is live with who sheriffs are searching for right now. molette? >> reporter: eun, good morning, this story is very disturbing and so the stafford county sheriff's department really is reaching out to the public for help to be able to solve this. they're asking the public to take a good look at the composite sketch that they have of the suspect. might be able to identify this man. take a good look at your tv right now. this is the person that they are looking for and there is not a very distinctive description to go on. the victim described the suspect as speaking mostly spanish with some broken english. that is all that we have tell you in terms of characteristics kings highway and sherwood forest farm road. this happened in the middle of the night. it was dark between 2:45 and 3:15 in the morning. it was dark at the time, obviously. and there is not a lot in the area in the way of buildings. the sheriff's office says a man forcibly removed the woman from her after she was rear ended on this road. the attack happened over a two hour period. so any

. >> and i'm molette green in for eun yang. chuck bell talking about his stuffing and bragged and boasted about it. >> it's all home. there's if you would like some we'll go home and get some. >> next commercial break. >> if i'm not here, it's because i got stuck in traffic or slipped back into my turkey coma. i couldn't rule out a sprinkle or rain shower. best chances to get rained on stand between noon and 5:00 p.m. not expecting any heavy rain, but light little rain showers certainly a possibility. east and south you go. take a look at the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. happy shopping back to jack taylor who probably already has his shopping done. >> i wish i did. my father said, i think i finished in march. billingsley road is closed at prince just shut the road down. we are very quiet if you happen to head out. nothing wrong in virginia, 395, beltway still very quiet. nothing wrong as you ride up and down 270. wonder if we could work this out on regular weekends. >> following breaking news now in the falls ch

thanks molette. >>> 5:19 right now. let's check science. >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell. our resident scientist. >> and i will tell you that my grade as a students going from elementary school to middle school as a trump yet. my grades went up in school. there is a connection between art and music and the ability to >> time out. time out. you play the trumpet, too. ? >> i did play the trumpet. you don't want to hear my tone quality at this point. it is a cloudy sky for everybody, not a lot of rain out there, but just enough to keep a little sheen of moisture on the roads combined with a lot of the leaves that have been coming down. watch out, some of the slippery staircases and sidewalks coming from your house to the end of t rockville out to leesburg and blue mont. a little light rain to keep things wet this morning. our future weather forecast model carries the light rain and drizzle chances through the remainder of the morning commute. should be tapering off late morning to around lunch time and by 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. the rain will be completely over. how

. >>> i'm molette green at the lisk desk this morning we learned president-elect donald conservative to head up national security. trump nominated mike pompeo for c.i.a. director. we learned the conservative kansas republican wants the job. pompeo who was elected to congress in 2010 as part of the tea party wave has been a fierce critic of president obama's iran nuclear deal. he's blasted hillary clinton's actions leading up to the benghazi attack. pompeo has criticized muslim leaders who don't denounce attacks made in the name barbara, back to you. >>> thanks, molette. >>> that news was only one of several big announcements coming from trump tower this morning. the president-elect announced his choice for attorney general and we learned senator jeff sessions of alabama has accepted. he was an adviser on trump's immigration plan during the campaign. on capitol hill. nbc's tracie potts is following all the news about trump's future team. mike flynn has been offered the job of national security adviser. flynn, controversial for his foreign policy, would not require senate approval. eve

. >> molette, thank you. >>> let's turn to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic with a little more on how to get around this. >> this will be a pain for a lot of people here this morning. we're talking about having to take route 7 instead. again, if you take georgetown pike in the morning, listen up here, we have a section shut down there between nicholas run drive and springvale road. all lanes will be blocked through the morning for the morning commute. so kind of a big pain for folks in the area. route 7 will be your friend today. 66 and 95, we're okay. 95 northbound here, a little slow and that is normal. taking a look at the bottom of the beltway and the routes through prince george's county. you're okay as well. 210, indian head highway, getting typically slow as you're headed inbound. right now on metro, delays to franconia on the blue line. >>> a chilly start but a nice warm up is on the way. what do you say and you're going to love tomorrow. back to the sunshine today, no chance for rain and temperatures will be up in the upper 50s to low to mid-60s today. sunshine, tomorrow, wit

molette, good morning. >> good morning to you, eun. it is the final get out the vote push here from both camps. we're watching it closely. tim kaine coming here tonight. but of course, the trump campaign, not giving up. believing virginia is still in northern virginia today. >> it's a fight to the finish for battleground virginia. especially millennials. >> i would like him to represent our views more correctly. i feel like we don't get represented because so many of us don't vote. >> in just hours, democratic vp candidate tim kaine delivers his get northern virginia. prepping for a big rally started early this morning on george mason university's campus, with the clinton campaign bureau wied by favorable new numbers in the state. >> sitting at home and not voting or thinking my vote doesn't count because it seems like everything is sliding one way, doesn't make it that way. >> thank you. democratic-leaning northern virginia this afternoon in manassas. trump virginia's supporters waited hours, some as long as six hours to see him in lo

for a closer look at a race in virginia let's go to news4's molette green. >> reporter: angie, good morning, it is all about who shows up on election day, so both major party candidates and campaigns are duking it out for democratic candidate tim kaine coming home to the commonwealth with stops in northern virginia and richmond to push the get out the vote message later today. kaine will be stumping right here at george mason university. the doors are open at 5:30 and the event kicks off at 7:30. he is expected to make that final push for hillary clinton for president in what the campaign is calling embracing an america that is stronger together. against donald trump. hours ago, trump appeared at a rally in leesburg at the county fairgrounds in loudoun and spoke about the obama care plan, the affordable care act that he plans to repeal before a packed crowd there and some folks, they waited for hours, some as long as six hours, trump arrives more than four hours late. his campaign, his fifth campaign stop sunday tt the morning hours. >> and you have all of the dishonest reporters, i have to

molette green is live in silver spring with more on the search for suspects. good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning to you. behind me is the entrance where the two victims ended up. we can tell you the teenager boys are expected to recover. montgomery police are looking for two suspects and using whatever may have been captured on surveillance video to help in this investigation. they have identified one suspect bus bay here on west side of the wheaton metro station. it was sunday afternoon, so it was daylight hours at the time that this happened. the victims ended up in the entrance of the tunnel. we're still working to find out what led up to this double stabbing. we're live this morning, molette green, news4, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:16 now. developing this morning, the united nations says isis is in civilian areas in iraq. local residents and a human rights group say an iraqi town has been targeted b several chemical attacks in the last three months. the attacks came in the form of rockets carrying chemical agents that burn and blister the

molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're at a big intersection that has it all. pedestrians, runners, bikers, more about the street smart campaign. we can tell you, they will be urging you to obey traffic laws. studies show this is necessary and those fines from 40 to $500 and points on your license. back to the studies that show the traffic crashes involving pedestrians and bicyclists increase in the fall and winter. experts say the risks increase when we have less daylight hours. that is the latest live from rosslyn, back to you. >>> fire crews are working to stop dangerous noxious fumes from affecting people in iraq. isis sent 18 oil wells on fire a few weeks ago in response to the offensive to drive the terror past to hide themselves from air strikes. >>> let me follow up on that story. we're just getting a new update on the fight for mosel. iraqi government foster forces say they captured six districts from islamic state militants. we understand the iraqi flag has been raised in the neighborhoods. this after weeks

back to you. >> molette, thank you. 6:51. president-elect donald trump has announced he's picked tom price to health the department of health and human services. and meanwhile trump has another full slate of meetings today including one with senator bob state. >> it's the second meeting with mitt romney that's receiving attention. >> hallie jackson is live with more. >> reporter: remember, this is basically interview number two, guys, for mitt romney. he's coming to new york tonight after that meeting at bedminster. i think that is an indication that romney is considered a serious contender foec in fact, sources tell me that romney and rudy giuliani are considered basically the front-runners here. you have other names mentioned like tennessee bob corker who's also coming to trump tower today. you've got retired general david petraeus who was here yesterday. he was talking. told it was their first substantial face-to-face meeting and the retired general may be under position for the state somewhere in the high level of adminis

no, molette had the root beer. i had the cherry coke. and we were trying to impress these guys. i was holding my cherry coke like this, and i poured it all down the front of me. we tried to get napkins from the guy, but he didn't have any. min, i'll make you a deal. i-i'll take my driving test if you don't finish that story. i can take a hint. okay, it's a deal. good night. mind? what? are you mad at me? tsk. oh... well, kind of, mork. i mean, you cut me off. you cut me off just like that time we went to the grocery store, and i was trying to make spaghetti. remember that? and we were buying all the -- no, no. i was making meatloaf. anyway, i was buying the tomato sauce and the onions and -- well, other people like my stories. i did it. i did it. did, did, did, did, did i did, did, did, did did, did, did, did! did, did, did, did, hey! i hate to rain on your parade, but that was just the eye test. oh. y-you mean there's more? never fear. tnt is here... ? guiding you from gear to gear ? yeah! how you doin', tnt? hey, crazy lady. brought you a wedding present. oh, you didn't have t

molette green has been hearing from the kids at capitol heights elementary. >> reporter: a is for arts integration and every morning capitol heights elementary students come ready. p. >> about a lion and interviewer. >> and we're making lish learning fun. >> reporter: the sclas acting out what they read in this story in class. problem, solution, dramatic art. >> i think that it's really cool to bring things to life. >> i guess the old school way is really paper an pencil, reading. internalize the information. >> reporter: so far in the county, 65 schools brought in art integration with the goal of creating a new way of living, loving and learning. in prince george's county, molette green, news 4. >>> right now at 5:00, from maryland to d.c., middle school to college, students across the area walking out as protests vandalism put neighborhoods on edge. the efforts to stop it. >>> and we hear from the mother of the toddler killed by a man who fired wildly into the house where she was visiting her family. >>> a domestic did dispute involving an elderly retired d.c. police officer turns de

news4's molette green is live at the scene and can tell us more now. molette? >> good morning, let me step out of the way and show you the crashed vehicle, still on the scene along with the secret service agent's bike and together to determine what happened. we can tell you, d.c. fire and ems treated the agent and took the agent to the hospital. we have learned the agent is in serious condition. his injuries not considered life-threatening. you're looking at video that we shot from the scene as officers started their investigation. we now know that a second person was also taken to a local that person suffered only minor injuries to the hand. the secret service bike patrol officer was struck here near the white house at 17th and new york avenue. d.c. police of course on the scene, along with secret service agents here at 17th and new york. and this street is blocked, 17th, all the way down to e street here. for the accident investigation here on the scene. i can tell you that just arrived about five minutes ago. and once the investigation here at the scene is c

molette. >> reporter: eun, good morning. in the day ahead d.c. police have to search for killers in three separate daylight murders. we want to break it all down for you this morning. a late afternoon howard road in southeast and a man died in that case. another man died in a shooting just hours earlier on sunday on l street and in that shooting a woman was also shot and injured. and then we have the emotional vigil on sunday for 16-year-old breyona mcmillian. her murder friday morning on i street in southeast just stunned her family and the community there. boarding school for the holiday when bullets flew, hitting her multiple times. >> i was in agony when i heard the news. i mean, i couldn't even -- i literally could not hardly breathe at work, you know, i was in so much pain myself as if it was my daughter. >> i am heartbroken because she had so much promise and just even the terms of at risk youth, she wasn't an at risk child, she was an at promise >> reporter: and in the other cases police have only identified one of the victims, 27-year-ol

back to you. >> thank you, molette. chuck told us a few moments ago it's not going to feel much like the holidays. it's going to get warm. i guess that's not bad news. >> that part isn't. we are going to get you in the holiday mood with d.c.'s popular pop-up christmas fact. advil is not only strong you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. >>> last december the pop-up craze took a new twist here in d.c. they called it the miracle on 7th street. it wasn't a pop-up restaurant or clothing store, instead, it was a pop-up party with floor-to-ceiling holiday decoon turned into an over the top pop-up christmas bar. they are expanding to give those who waited in long lines around the block a chance to get a bar stool. >> we had an incredible amount of people come through. almost 26,000 people come through in

in prince george's county, molette green, news 4. >> that looks great. >> i like that. talk and more. >> you are what you eat even on thanksgiving. after the break, the items in the transitional holiday me you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. >>> we are talking turkey and all the trimmings. the last thing most of us are thinking about is dieting and a diet that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to lose weight. whether you know it orrin it's one big step you can take towards staying healthy and you might just lose some weight at the same time. and joining us alice bender, head of the nutrition program for the american institute for cancer research. welcome, first of all. >> thank you. >> is it something new to talk about nutrition as an anti-cancer preventative? >> we've known the last 15

the 4 things you need to know. >>> i'm molette green with breaking news. a deadly copper mine collapsed we're learning four people died in this disaster in southeastern -- in a southeastern town there. at least a dozen are trapped. rescue teams and ambulances rushed in to help. one person we learned trapped made it out. look for updates coming up on-air and inside our nbc washington app. >>> it is 5:47. you'll probably notice more crowded platforms and trains on metro. the transit system is pulling cars off of the tracks immediately. >> news4 justin finch is live with why the cars are so dangerous. justin? >> erika, eun, good morning. metro's 4,000 series cars came offline yesterday and this morning they're off tracks. looking at video, the concern wrong speed commands because of problems with automatic control systems. general manager paul wiedefeld called for pulling all of the agencies 4,000 series cars and doing so under an abundance of caution. they're the smallest in metro's fleet but a 1-2 punch of hard hit. along with the report finding safetrack w

take a look to the damage to the house on largo road, news4's molette green is live and can tell us what happened. what details do you have at this point? >> barbara, good morning. fire investigators left the property about 30 minutes ago. and the family is still here on the scene, assessing the damage. salvaging whatever it is that they believe that something on the outside of their house sparked the flames and the house just went up in flames. they bought this house that's nestled in this wooded area, right off 202 near old largo road. just two years ago. >> the prior family home went up in smoke and flames before sunrise. >> i'm just trying to process right now. and making sure my mom is okay. okay. everyone, even the family dog escaped the flames. >> main thing i was screaming fire, fire and told my wife and daughter to get out the house. we all got out and tried to find some of the other extinguishers, but at that time it was entirely too much to handle. >> the whole half of the house was on fire, a large fire. >> as reality sets in and in the light of day, they clearly see the hear

molette green, news4. >>> thanks. a huge mess on 5 this morning, a truck hauling marble countertops dropped the load in the northbound lanes of dale city. look at the aerial view from chopper 4 of the huge mess, only two lanes were getting by as crews were cleaning up the mess, it took them over two hours. all the lanes wound up reopening close to >>> summer is gone and fall has returned. storm team 4 meteorologist lauryn ricketts is here with the big change. >> hopefully you want fall back. and said good-bye to summer yesterday. because yesterday, 83 degrees. not going to touch that today. in fact we're going to be about 20 degrees below that through the day. temperatures at 60 in washington, but you can see all throughout the mid-atlantic, those temperatures are a little on the cool side. today, it looks like the camera is out but this afternoon going to be gorgeous, a little breezy. winds are going to calm after 6:00, we'll have the friday night football forecast. then we've got rain chances but not until next week

. >> thank you, molette. >>> the country's next president has made another big decision during this transition period. he elected michael flynn as his national security advisor. tower. a senior trump official revealed the news. it does not require confirmation from the senate. in recent years, flynn was a vocal critic of the pentagon. he advised the president-elect during his campaign. we also learned surprising news about another person that could join trump's cabinet. mitt romney. he is meeting with the president-elect in the next few days. this is being called a, quote, healing meeting. you probably remember romney called tru fraud months ago. and he also said that he would not vote for him. nbc news reports the meeting will include a discussion about secretary of state. tracie potts will break that down coming up at 4:45. >>> one place you'll be hearing about over and over again, trump tower, that is donald trump's home. he lives in the penthouse of the skyscraper creating a security disaster for the nypd.

. >> news4's molette green is live for us. what are you learning about this? >> aaron, good morning, yeah, you can see there are this alleyway here and all the way down there. here is what we know so far. a man is dead this morning, shot and killed late last night here in the 1900 block of 16th street with just a block off of good hope road here. this is video we'll show you from the scene when it was active a short while ago. you can see the officers here

news4's molette green will have more later on the newscast with

we have molette green out there on the scene on the ground. how are things looking right now? >> reporter: hey melissa. we're in the street along georgetown pike and you can see the cars coming up the road and finding the blockage and having to make a u turn and go back down and hook back up to route 7 leesburg pike.

news4's molette green will have more later on the newscast with >>> chuck bell has 4 things to know about the forecast on this friday morning. >> yes, indeed. speaking of losing daylight, this is the weekend that we move the clocks back. you get an extra long weekend literally this weekend. don't forget to change the batteries in the smoke detectors. the warm spell, that is it, everybody, 83 yesterday, nowhere near that warm today. quite a northwest wind coming our way. as soon as you get the sun up, the wind will increase dramatically. chilly mornings as we get out that is not what it is going to feel like tomorrow morning. we'll be voting for sunshine by the looks of it coming up on tuesday. last of the rain drops moving off of the chesapeake bay. temperatures will stay where we are. upper 50s and low 60s. a clozer look at the school day forecast coming up in ten minutes. here is melissa mollet. let's see what she was moving on. >> that was an impressive kick when you got the computer moving. >> northbound, southbound, just fine. had the earlier construction on we don't have any worries

. >> molette green has more on what happened that night. good the parent thofs young woman don't want to wait any longer for an arrest. let's show you some video to show you where this is where the college students say it all happened on october 31st at this georgetown mansion on p street which hosts an annual halloween party. we know the d.c. police responded to a 911 call for a report of rape that night. this is the home of bill dean known as dodge mansion. we should point out the not face any charges in this case. two women actually have said they tried to come to the aid of this young woman and our jackie bengs spoke to the woman who said when she tried to help she was manhandled. >> i was sitting in the front room on the lower level just talking with a few people and i heard like crying from upstairs. when i came in, i just went to the bathroom. she wyi i started talking to her. she was crying. and then he actually were in there. he shook me and threw me on the ground. >> so you have witnesses in this case and you have the victim's sta

. >> i'm molette green at the live desk. we're watching big news out of earth this morning. they spent a month a board that country's space station. the longest mission to outer space, china telling us this morning, both of these astronauts are in good health. china is building up the space program and considering a mission to the moon. back to you. >>> thank you. new details about the fire that engulfed a popular food truck and sent several workers to the >> a police officer caught on camera punching a woman. why did he do it? the day is starting off feeling like winter but it could feel like spring later today. gl when her birth mother picked us, it felt like finding out like i was pregnant. >> i can't handle this. >> have you met the newest member of melissa's family and now you'll hear what it took to he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000

. >> molette green is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. police are telling us they have some very strong leads in the case of breyona mcmillian. they are also looking over surveillance video, but they're still asking the public to come this happened so somebody may know something that could help police in this case. we are talking about three separate killings over the long holiday weekend in the district, two of them in one day. the murder of the teen aged girl brought out some big crowds over the weekend on sunday for a vigil to remember this young student who was only home from boarding school to celebrate the holiday with family an friends when police say she was the times in her southeast apartment complex. >> i was in agony when i heard the news. i mean, i couldn't even -- i literally could not hardly breathe at work, i was in so much pain myself as if it was my daughter, you know. >> reporter: now, the two others who died over the weekend were adult men, one of them identified as 27-year-old anthony young. that is the latest live fr

as for the fall street smart campaign, that runs through november 27th, in silver spring, molette green, news 4. >> a report obtained by news 4 earlier this week found a critical lack of male teaches across the state of maryland. another new study says suspensions and discipline for teachers than with teachers of color. troy johnson is here with today's talk around time. these findings come from researchers at the american university as well as the university of california davis. what else do they find and how are your listeners reacting to this data? >> the listeners reaction, they're glad to hear this reaction because a lot of parents are concerned about how are we going to get the best scenarios out of our -- the best outcomes for our students and our kids in so it's critical to hear this kind of information, and it's things that a lot of people thought already. they were thinking that, you know, a lot of these kids are having problems in class unexplainable situations, why are they becoming suspended more often than other of their peers? that's what this study seems to be getting to

. >> molette green is live in fairfax county with what you need to know before you head to the polls. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. the election workers, they are inside now setting up. we saw them arriving with their coffee, lunch, and some told me, their dinner in hand prepared the polls open here at 6:00 so nobody is lined up yet. we can tell you that the coral department here at centerville high school, they've set-up a little stash. they'll be selling baked goods to all of the voters who come here today for the choral department to raise money. a couple of things voters need to know before they come out. bring your id. virginia voters must show id at the polling place. if you don't have it, youan don't stay home. you'll just have to vote with a provisional ballot. one of the big races that we are watching, in fact, the entire country keeping an eye on is the tenth district house seat. one of the most competitive in the nation between republican incumbent barbara comstock going for her second term and her democratic challenger luann bennett. comstock did a c

mayor muriel bowser will news 4's molette green is live to tell us about the mayor's choice. good morning. >> good morning to you. we expect to hear from the mayor in just a matter of hours this morning. it won't be official. keep in mind she's going to roll him out but it's not official until the d.c. council confirms her nomination. antwan wilson for his part has already submitted his resignation to the oakland unified school district and you should know he's also worked in he is credited with success in raising test scores. of course, that is a key component in this pick, since the city is smack dab in the middle of a huge challenge, trying to raise those test scores among the minority and poor children in the city. kaia henderson left the job in the middle of a big experiment as well, focusing on young black antwan wilson for his part is no stranger to controversy. critics in oakland argue that he helped charter schools forge ahead at the expense of the public schools. so that's the latest live here from northwest d.c., we should hear from the mayor in just a few hours. b

as you prepare to make your holiday meal some people are already out molette green is live and good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. when the doors opened at 6:00 a.m., customers just streamed in. we could not stop them from coming in, and it's all about the deal, the free layaway and the buy one and get one free, and then of course we have the big screen tvs that are the big sellers, and these guys, drones. yeah, half the money you would shoppers tell me that shopping on thanksgiving morning is just as much part of the holiday as football is on the holiday. check out the registry. it's been going all morning long. back to you guys. >> going to be busy. >>> we'll take a break and check your forecast when we come back. >>> good morning, everybody. still a lot of clouds outside this morning, and areas of light rain mainly to the north, south and west. and we may have a chance of light rain between now and lunchtime today and could see a sliver of sunshine this afternoon, but not much and temperatures will reach the and mid-50s again coming up for tomorrow. drier weather for the weeken