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this happened on franklin street in north d.c. the victim had just gone t out of his a car wh man approached and pointed something in his back. he took his iphonend cash. police say the victim's dog, a pit bull, ran after the guy. the man in the getaway ca shot the dog in the face and the two suspects drovet off. getaway car is described as a dark red sedan with.inted windo the dog's injuries are severe. animal control had to tend to the dog. >>> keep this in mind for your holiday tweekend,re are metro closures near reagan metro airport. two stations, national airport d crystal city,ill be closed for construction. blue line trains will operate between franconia-springfield and braddock road and between pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate between huntington and braddock road and between pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the metro detours will change ightly tomorrow. you can find more information in the nbc washington app. >> traffic already building at the airphet. >>> and are several events happeni

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north. notice d.c. not callingor hardly anything for you. you're at 39 degrees. that morning commute shouldn't be too bad., philadelphot bad for you. new york city and boston, very little snow for the big cities. it's interior sections that will get it the worst daying the today. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>>ni stormy s' lawyer, michael avenatti, is out on bail th morning after he was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. los angeles police brought in avenatti following an alleged incident on tuesday. they set his bail at $50,000. the alleged victim was unidentified. his estranged wife confirmed through her lawyer that she is she's neverim, and known him to be physically violent toward anyone. >> avenatt fiercely denies the accusation, saying he's never been physically abusive. h says the claim was fabricated to hurt reputation. >> i have never struck a woman. i never will strike a woman. i have been an aocate for women's rights my entire career, and i'm going to continue to be an advocate. i am not going to be intimidated. >> avenatti says he looks fo

know, i'll tell you what, after that s that came, it was a lot more than we expecte especially north and west d.cdoug touched on that. i was happy they were here for that. that was one heckf aorecast for thursday. good news is we don't have anything like that in our forecast as wee go over ext several days. now today we have all sunshine out there. it i absolutely going to be a gorgeous day out there. now, sunday, i do believe we'll have a lot more cloud around for tomorrow compared to today, but for the most part, this weekend will y. now, we head into your monday. that's when we have that late chanho of somers moving in. most of your monday will be dry. this will happen monday overnight into early tuesday morning. tuesday, we clear out. temperatures out there right now in the 30s and 40s for areas that have some cloud cover over them. for areas that hav had clear skies, you were able to drop into the 20s. really depending on how cold it will be to start your saturday morning. as far as the radar is concerned, nothing. we are looking good on the radar right now. even if you're traveling all up a

here right now,d.c., north and west. we're seeing the rain. it continues to on the heavy side. 7:00. dealing with steady in. notice the line developing. and look at this line at 8:30. we could see some incredibly heavy rainfall. that's it. that could h drop af inch to an inch ofrain. southern maryland, you're not seeing it just yet. the heaviest rain continues to be across northernginia and that's where we'll see it increase over the next couple hours. i'm watching this area to the south. i'll zoom in to an area around the roanoke area. this area showse a cou of lines of storms. one here and one in the roanoke area. this could produce winds of 30 to 40, maybe even 50 miles an hour. i' watching that closely. it will increase the rainfall intensity drastically. if you're going out with an umbrella, it may not rk i'll have much more on this. >>> in new yorkci, alec baldwin was arrested. accused of punching a man over a car space. >> the man was taken to the hospital. andrew sif from our sister station in new york has the latest. reporter: he was

d.c. to the north. so, yeah, there could be a coating on some of the grassy surfaces. 1 to fderick, leesburg and winchester behind this area, 3 to 5 inches plus and involves some sleet here. really, once again, watch out tomorrow goingo be a mess 39 for a high tomorrow. that's in the city. most areas won't even get there. 50 degrees on friday. with that wind. turday looks grea a high of 52. sunshine. even though that's still well below average. 51 on sunday. next week, cold again on tuesday. high of only 45 after another front moves through monday. right now, thanksgiving lookingd okay, ever hey, look, another storm next friday/saturday. >> friday. >> after thanksgiving. >> okay, thank you, doug. >>> coming up -- go figure -- the wizards turning heads at hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, inc

north and west of d.c.s i said, if you're traveling to the malls, going west, maybe taking that early departure from the washington area, this may be the time to spend a little bit more time with us until about noon before areas to the west really start to warm u and hav some rain. with that, the morning wintry mix, the 33 degrees inside the beltway, that's about as warm as it is this in the 40s for saturday. overnight sunday into picks up some rain. as you notice, we'll have temperatur, another cool week everyone. temperatures high only in the 40s. i know, it's november everyone. but it still seems like it's december as far as the temperatures are concerned. we need to take that extrahe precaution we're traveling, doing shopping tomorrow and particularly if we're traveling. some would call that football weather. >> true. >> we had some of thatonight. virginia and virginia techti ovme for the first time ever. >> wow. >> wow. >> we'll show you the no at havertys we it's hard to get a good night's sleep... ha

d.c. and areas to the north, temperatuave stayed in the 30s and 40s.uth, those temperatures are fallen into the 20s and 30 and the reason is because of clear sky. the temperatures. >>reporter: able to everybody will have sunshine out there today. blue skies out there. a littlewe will have more cloud cover. then monday, late showers. late night showers but clearing through the day on tuesday. sun coming up just aboutittle fore 7:00. we'll see that sunrise. should be beautiful. and beforehatunrise, those temperatures will climb out of the 40s and will climb into the 50s today. weave rain. we'll talk about your fall foilage, black friday and thanksgiving forecast that's coming up in a little bit. >> thank you, lauryn. >>> developing this morning. theearch is on a gunman. >> this started before1:30 a.m police responded to a shooting at a house on summit drive near fair lawn street. police believe the suspect barricaded himself inside the home. four hours later, police managed to get inside but theunman was gone. the victim was taken to the hospital with no

d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best way that i could. and i think that's what we did.eers and applause] i also want to thank libby schneider in particular. giveaways. i won't make you, aaron a great team leader. she's run a credible race. the race that incredible headwinds to be able to do that. and honestly proud of the team she put together and i can tell you driving around north dakota and speaking with people how incredibly important it was that they represent me on the ground the way i wanted to be represented. i think that they were enormously energetic and enthusiastic and just so grateful. so grateful for the well could mean that they were given by north dakota and in every corner of the state. i want to thank my incredible legislative staff and my congressional staff. [cheers and applause] they will go on to bigger and better things. they have learned a lot. they learned a lot about north dakota. i think they've learned a lot about our incredible people and i think they've been really honored to serve north dakota in the way they've received north dakota getti

d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best that i could.applause] i also want to thank libby schneider in particular. [applause] wave, libby. give a wave. i won't make you come up, libby. she has been a great team leader. an incredible race that had great headwinds to begin with. we knew that. we are enormously proud of the team she put together. around tell you driving north dakota speaking to people how incredibly important it was that they represent me on the ground the way i wanted to be represented. i think they were enormously energetic and enthusiastic. so grateful for the welcoming they were given by north dakota'ns in every corner of the state. i want to thank my incredible legislative and congressional staff. [applause] and will go on to big better things. they have learned a lot. i think they have learned a lot about north dakota. they've learned a lot about our incredible people. really honored to serve the people of north dakota in the way they served the people of north dakota. whether it is giving veterans their benefits, loo

d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best way that i could come and i think that's what -- [applause want to thank libby schneider in particular. [applause] give a wave, libby. give a wave. i won't make you come up, libby. she's been a great team leader. she is what an incredible race, a race at that incredible had once to begin with and we knew that. and so which is in illicit proud of the team she put together. i can't tell you driving around north dakota and speaking with people how incredibly important it was that the represented on the ground away i want to be represented. and i think it were in on the site energetic and enthusiastic and just so grateful, so grateful for the welcoming that they were given by north dakotans in every corner of the state. i second want to thank my incredible legislative staff in my incredible congressional staff. [applause] they will go on, they will go on to big and better things. they have learned a lot. i think i have learned a lot about north dakota. i think they learned a lot about our incredible people. and i think they've been really honored

d.c. area and points to the north. you may be seeing sunshine ifa your a is south of d.c. all of us will see sunshine later toda temperatures in t mid 40s right now. the winds on the light side ank goodness especially compared to yesterday when it was blustery out ther they'll be coming sunny. more clouds tomorrow. now we're dry all through the weekend but we have small rain chances l cominge on monday. so we will be talking about that and talk about any snow, also sgiving forecast black friday forecast, a lot going on this week in a few minutes. >> yookay. than lauren. wf> well, we've already seen our significant sl just this week. the dmv had an early glimpse of winter. >> d.c. officials discussing how to handle severe weather winter.ns this good morning. >> good morning. we're outside nats park.ea we did hr lauryn talking about that four letter word snow. it is the season. and d.c. officials are taking thato heart now. what we did is we got a taste earlier that week, of course, with that snow. and that was not a big event, but it was enough to get some equipment out on

this is n video from north capital street and new york avenue in d.c. firefighters pulling a woman out from underneath a bus here around 9:00 tonight. it was a d.c. trails bus that operates between d.c. and new york city. at woman was critically injured. >> and that crash in the district just one of at least ten pedestrians hit on aa roadways tonight. some first responders are blaming the weather. >> ye, take a look at storm team 4 radar right now. we have seen steady rain night. the earlier snelt, the darkness, no help with that evening commute. check this out. six of those pedestrianraes tonight occurred in montgomery county. all between 5:00 and 8:00. there were two more people hit in d.c. and one in fairfax. >> we have tea of the rain and reports of what could be the first cold weather death of the season. we starts with n 4's meagan fitzgerald in rockville. meagan? >> reporter: it's been a dangerous night here in montgomery county. one of the latest crashes happened just behind me here, right here in the rockville town center. montgomery county pol

a chilly rain, and you folks up to the north andest could have heavier rain, .50 in d.c. nch north and west. watch there. behind the system, 47 and breezy. 47, by the way, about 15 degrees below average. same deal on sunday. a very cold start, and 34 in the city and inside the beltway, the first freeze of the season, most of us buw a freezewould be the first in the beltway. monday, we have the winter outlook. rain tuesday. another orm, this is a big storm. this storm is a game changer because it brings in a warm air ahead of this, i got 56 here, but that's possibly 65 or frederick at 45. that's the storm it is. driving in warm air and cold air behind thi system. we get a lot colder. breezy and cold too. we get the stream around our area, but the cold really comes in and really allows this to sink down towards the south. this will be the coldest aire o eason for sure, and making its way in, 20 below average. first freeze i think in the happens wednesday, and if not on sunday, it happens wednesday. wind chills atimes in the 20s. cold air for sure. look at next thursday and f

intelligence agencies but north korea has never acknowledged them wasn't joint and has more on this from washington d.c. . it really should come as no surprise to anyone that north korea is continuing to develop its conventional ballistic missiles program as well as trying to develop nuclear weapons neither was prohibited by the agreement which the north korean leader kim jong il and the u.s. president donald trump signed when they met in singapore earlier this year and in fact critics of this agreement say that not only was there is no prohibition but there was also no way that the u.s. or any other country for that matter could check up on pyongyang's behavior in either arena now comes this report from the washington based think tank c s i s which says that north korea has been continuing work at at least sixteen facilities around the country including at one facility not even an hour's drive from the border with south korea that of course is very worrisome because south korea has a substantial threat of north korean nuclear missiles the question now becomes what to do there are a number of sanctions

d.c. metro area, points north, west, the shenandoah valley. winds could gust 40 to 50 miles per ur. winds that strong could easily bring down a big branch or tree. scattered powerot outage completely out of the question. with temperatures barely getting over 40 degrees, wind chills will be in the 20s all day. in addition t that, maybe even a passing quick snowflake or snow shower he, especially north and west in the higher elevations. haven't seen any reports of that around here. if you see a snowflake fly by this morning, let me know on twitter @chuck bell 4. most likely places to see a snow shower will be frederick county maryland to martinsburg. better news about tomorrow. >> thank you, chuck. >>> taking a look here now alexania southbound 395 after king street, two left lanes are getting by that work zone. that's still hanging around. been there for a bit. 66 in bound, 95 northbound you n see nice and clear right now. in the district, northbound 295 at suite land parkway has the left lane blocked. suitland parkway has flashing lights. make sure y treat that as a four way stop. t

d.c. metro area, points north, west, the shenandoah valley. winds could gust 40 to 50 miles per ur. winds that strong could easily bring down a big branch or tree. scattered powerot outage

ybe north and west of d.c. roads are mainly going to be just wet on the main roads. some of the untreated surfaces, sidewalks and secondary roads, could g a littleslick, especially if you're going north and west. heavy rain is going to be a big deal today. we have flood watches up for i-95 and points to the east. icing and then windy. in fact, look at winds as they pick up after 9:00, 10:00 a.m. this morning. we'll have winds 10 to 20 miles an hour. with winds going into friday, we are looking at some power outages. it is going to be ay blustay once we head through your friday. we are looking at those winds to die down by friday afternoon. of course, power oages will be a main thing. also, the roads. that's why we go to melissa. >> good morning. if we're talking about wind and rain and everything, we could also be talking about some downed wires and trees. live look here at5 and dale boulevard. northbound and southbound is moving. we have that sleet falling through this area. a warning for you. all of this radar showing you where we have precipitation. ome spots not s

d.c. and north and west, and south and east has rain, and breezy and chilly saturday, and a really cold start we got in the city, but we could be -- you see the first freeze on sunday, and we don't see it then, then we'll see it later on in the right now, over to amelia standing in front of amelia. >> here, out of the way, a shoutout quick, doug, to the girl scouts, the 5th graders t bl burke yesterday, a th g twihe talking about the rain friday. really want to break it down for you. showers move in early friday the friday morning commute, some of us are dealing with wet roads, but by the middayur most of us are dealing with wet roads in the friday evening commute, for everybody, is looking soggy. the most rain is going to fall in the second half of the day on friday, so the at bus stop, for the kids, friday morning, some showers are possible, and definitely want the rain jacket. recess indoors. friday night tonight, picking out a movie or plan something to do indoorsn because r highly likely in the early evening hours friday. so cozy start to the weekend. that's what we'll say. looking to th

we're talking cities like charlottesville, atlanta, charlotte, north carolina, even washington, d.c.in threats there will be tornadoes, damaging winds, and also the potential for some large hail. and a lot of these areas, not to mention, you also have the potential for some localized flooding due to heavy rain. >> thanks so much for sharing your morning with us. we hope you make good memories today. >>> "inside politics with john king" starts after a quick break. i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if

d.c., you'll quickly go over to rain. i think the morning commute will be all right. further north is going to be problematic. the d.c.ll. in baltimore you quickly get up to the 3-4 inch snicenarios. philadelphia in about the 2-inch category. toward the jersey shore, nothing. new york city is probably going to get a quick inch of snow, some sleet on top of that and then over to all rain. whereas southern portions of new york and the hudson valley could get up to 8 inches of snow. really tight gradients as far as snow versus very little accumulations on i-95. here's kind of the timing on all of this mess. here's washington, d.c. this morning. the ping shows you the freezing rain. we quickly go to rain right around 9 or 10:00 a.m. boston it looks like sometime around 7 to about 8:00 p.m. we'll start off with your snow and then we'll go over to all rain in boston by about 1 or 2 in the morning. we will see airport delays because of the rain, eventually with the strong winds tonight into tomorrow. but the highest impact are st. louis, indianapolis and later today interior sections of the northeast. >>> still ahead, israel

greg, greg scarlatoiu is the executive director of the committee for human rights in north korea in washington, d.c. he has coordinated 18 publications addressing north korea's human rights situation and the operation of its regime. he is a visiting professor at the university of foreign studies in seoul. as well as an instructor and coordinator of the korean peninsula in japan class, at the u.s. state department's foreign service institute. scarlatoiu is vice president and executive board of the international council on korean studies, and prior to hr & k, greg worked with the korea economic institute in washington, d.c. he has a lot of other very important things, but i'm going to move on so that we can actually get to our discussion. thank you all for joining us today. i am going to go ahead and turn it over to jung. >> thank you. olivia wrote a fabulous paper that i know is outside, and she gave you a preview of that in her talk here. and i'm so grateful for olivia and for heritage for hosting this event on human rights. i want to tell you about a tale of two presidential speeches. last year, p

d.c. notice the clouds are moving in. there is the front to the north. we are starting to see w theds pick up. 30 to 35 miles an hour right now. that's going to alreadyet the wind chill on the cold side. already down into the 30s to the north. 32 in state college. down to 49 now in d.c. this colder air will continue to creep in across our region. the wind chill state college around 20 degrees. >> that continues to move our way. once again,ale'reng the coldest thanksgiving in years. decades, wind chills

committee holding a rally to talk about sessions in baltimore where this district is an hour north of washington d.cuck session, most of the conversation even though there will be very little action on this is going to be about trying to push legislation to protect special counsel robert mueller. i spoke this morning at the senior house republican leadership aide who indicated they didn't think they would be any appetite to do that in the lame-duck congress. there's a lot of volume about that and you can bet democrats in the house of representatives will pursue that next year. consider the oversight responsibilities by the outgoing republican majority in the house. trey gowdy who is chair of the oversight committee, bob goodlatte chaired the judiciary committee and most of them are retiring so we will not hear very much from them about the firing of jeff sessions in the next seven weeks. neil: chad, thank you very much. the fate of whitaker also comes into play here. he's the man appointed by the president to be acting attorney general. of course he has the past written that disparages the more inve

d.c. that's nasty and colder to the north and west and close to the freezing marc.ain as we make our w into next week. the average high temperature is 60er degrees. ody is asking about that winter forecast. what are we expecting? here you go. here's my temperature outlook for the winter of a2018 2019. near normal for december. slightly belve ra ageor storms, and below normal for much of february. i really think this is going to ramp up late january into february. that's going to be the coldest and snowiestonths. going to talk much more about the forecast and what to expect. arlier i talked about christmas. yeah, expecting a big storm around christmas. what does that moab?ut talk ahat a bit more coming up at 6:00. >> now, that's timing. >> that's timing, but santaay have a problem driving the sleigh in this kind of stuff. >> you're pullifull of gifts, a. >> you coming up, heerved thousands of miles away in korea. >> but it's something that tppened here a home and decades later that changed his life. just ahead, why what happened to this veteran left him in a vulnerab

but snow just the snort north state college and look now, it is 57 in d.c., 34 in state college. that is where some of the cooler air is. but it will wait to make its way down re. if you are traveling let's say tomorrow, yes, some snow showers up along the great lakes and also the storm that i just showed y will be up around the boston area. so if you are traveling to new england, watch out for a bit of a mess there. really by wednesday, most of the nation athually is o quiet side. the only that i think we're watching on wednesday, again, i-95 no problem, it is this right here, this cold front which brings in the extremely cold air. talk about cold for thanks giving? guys, we may f go a high temperature lesshan freezing in many areas. one person i know is not excited about that, but is excited about today, pat lawson muse dow food 4 families. and pat, i got to tell you, some nice weather finally for f you this event. >> reporter: the best weather ever. thank you so much. it has been a -- [ inaudible ] >> the weather was so good that she just wants to enjoy it. pat is down there,

d.c. notice the clouds are moving in. there is the front to the north. we are starting to see w theds pick up. 30 to 35 miles an hour right now. that's going to alreadyet the wind chill on the cold side. already down into the 30s to the north. 32 in state college. down to 49 now in d.c. this colder air will continue to creep in across our region. the wind chill state college around 20 degrees. >> that continues to move our way. once again,ale'reng the coldest thanksgiving in years. decades, wind chills in the 'teens and 20 by tomorrow morning. then we're talking rain for your saturday. loktself to t about. lots of important weather days ahead, tomorrow, black friday and the weekend,too. much more in about 15 minutes. >> you got our attention, doug. thank you. >>> from the weather to the roads, chopper 4 high awould maryland, in laurel, check it out on the left-hand side of your screen. a it i snail's pace. both directions here. while the roads are crowded, today is also the day lots of people travel by air. here is the time lapse oftieagan al airport fro

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north carolina. during election day afternoon, hit and miss showers and storms throughout this region and even washington, d.cg that's going to cause people to have to stay home for a long time. it looks like our weather will cooperate for everyone to get out and vote. >> good news. >>> still ahead, oil prices under pressure this morning as the u.s. unleashes its toughest ever sanctions against iran. >>> plus, global markets also seeing red as china fires the latest shot in its trade war with the united states, touting itself as an advocate for working with other countries. what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. yeah! [ready forngs ] christmas? no, it's way too

intelligence agencies but north korea has never acknowledged it roslyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . it really should come as no surprise to anyone that north korea is continuing to develop its conventional ballistic missiles program as well as trying to develop nuclear weapons neither was prohibited by the agreement which the north korean leader kim jong un and the us president donald trump signed when they met in singapore earlier this year and in fact critics of this agreement say that not only was there are no prohibition but there was also no way that the u.s. or any other country for that matter could check up on pyongyang's behavior in either arena now comes this report from the washington based think tank c s i s which says that north korea has been continuing work at at least sixteen facilities around the country including at one facility not even an hour's drive from the border with south korea that of course is very worrisome because south korea has a substantial threat of north korean nuclear missiles the question now becomes what to do there are a number of sanctions

intelligence agencies but north korea has never acknowledged them when jordan has more from washington d.c. . it really should come as no surprise to anyone that north korea is continuing to develop its conventional ballistic missiles program as well as trying to develop nuclear weapons neither was prohibited by the agreement which the north korean leader kim jong un and the us president donald trump signed when they met in singapore earlier this year and in fact critics of this agreement say that not only was there are no prohibition but there was also no way that the u.s. or any other country for that matter could check up on pyongyang's behavior in either arena now comes this report from the washington based think tank c s i s which says that north korea has been continuing work at at least sixteen facilities around the country including at one facility not even an hour's drive from the border with south korea that of course is very worrisome because south korea has a substantial threat of north korean nuclear missiles the question now becomes what to do there are a number of sanctions

north wind at 7 miles an hour right now. that is droppings temperature, we're down to 43 in d.c.o the west, only in 30s. 39 gaithersburg, 40 manassas, 36 in win xhchester. this could have thenteaviest am of snow, sleet and rain. you see aow the moisture to the south, and there is a ton of it right out of the gulf of mexico. you can see the snow, memphis around st. louis, sis could pick up 4 to 7 inches. just amazing the reach that this inorm has. and eventually min to our area. it is moving in tomorrow morning. right during the early part of the morning. this is 6:00 a.m., it is already snowing in much of the area here and it will start as snow we think, but thenuickly change over to rain from d.c. southward. so by 10:00, 9:00, ichl-95 shou the fine. north and west, they could sti be dealing with snow. most of it will be on the grassy surfaces and anyat t roads should be fine, but heads up for the secondary roads. by 1:00, notice tha the rain/snow line up towards frederick, so this is just heavy rain. but back to the west, where we're seeing some snow, rai rain, some freezing and

north, and that's really where i think we could be dealing with some problems tomorr. look at t highs today, only 38 in pittsburgh. even colder in state college. but near 60 in d.c., but that colder air is moving in. tomorrow's going to be a lot cooler. snow to the north in the boston area tomorrow. that's something to think about if you are flying to boston tomorrow or traveng up i-95. but that's really it. most of the country on the light side as f as snow i concerned. look at this. cold air, yeah, just in time for thanksgiving. we're talking big-time cold. talk about it i minute. >> oh, boy. we'll see you then, doug. thank you. >>> after thanksgiving, there's another metro closure to worry about. parts of the yellow line will be repaired next week over thepo mac. from next monday to december 9th, there will be no yellow a line servicet all there. the blue line will pick up the slack, running to and from springfield and huntington. metr tells usit's the rails and tracks across the bridge that need to be repaired. again, that w reopen until december 9th. >>> tra iportation officia the district say they've posted new signs as partt of an eff to improve safety in

d.c. and in october our neighbors to the north, canada, became the first major world economy to legalize recreational marijuana. but the steady march of marijuana legalization has dr. sharon levy concerned. she runs the adolescent substance use and addiction program at boston children's hospital. >> instead of saying, well, we'll assume these things are safe until they're proven harmful, maybe we should be saying these things might be harmful until they're proven safe. i don't think that's something we've done a very good job with. >> we've been preparing for adult use sales for many, many months now. >> reporter: amanda rositano is the director of operational compliance for new england treatment access, or neta, which as of today sells a range of cannabis products including prerolled joints, loose buds, oils, and edibles to anyone over the age of 21. >> do you think dependence could be an issue for anybody? >> well, i mean, i think dependence could be an issue just like dependence could be an issue when it comes to ice cream. we will advocate using moderation, educate people about cannabis. >> repor

notice when it does start raining, we're at 56 in d.c. 45 and 46 in martinsburg. 45 to the north. temperature difference if ou live well north and west the city. a half inch of rain for friday. we may see the first freeze. we'll see another one for many of us sunday morning. that could give u somesnow. back into the mountains. maybe even the blue ridge herelo very to our area, 53 early on tuesday but the back side, look at this. only 43 forh h wednesday. 46 on thursday. friday, that's some cold air. wednesday into thursday morning yeah. hope you're ready, winter iski its presence known a little early. >> a teacher's mission takes place in a classroom. >> just ahead, how one remarkable professor is making a difference outside of it. >> when we think of big donors, we think of those who made their way in the corporate world. you will meet a man who has given more than ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪

north. so albany up toward boston, you may have some issues during the overnightours into the day tomorrow. that is really about it. look at these temperatures, a o high 59 in d.c., 60 in richmond. but the cold air just to the north, only l0s around state college. so we have the dold. this is tomorris morrow, again the northeast. down to the south, a few showers, bruh mout most ookthe g good. here is the cold front, that is what news throughsd on th. making thanksgiving one of the coldest we've seen in years if not decades. we're talking cod, gld, get out coats. good-bye. >>> thank you, doug. a holiday tradition we have enjod watching over the years, a horse drawn carriage pulling up with the white house christmas tree. the first ladies out there accepting delivery sometimes with their children. last year barron trump accompanied his mother during melania trump's first hiday season as first ladies. and the tradition played out today, buts time president was out there too. we don't recall ever seeing a president a this event, but blayne alexander tells us this may hte been the m pleasant part of his day. >> reporter: it has to do with the russia investigation, m

d.c. area and points to the north. you may be seeing sunshine ifa your a is south of d.c.ss especially compared to yesterday when it was blustery out ther they'll be coming sunny. more clouds tomorrow. now we're dry all through the weekend but we have small rain chances l cominge on ay

north korea and the president said they're inaccurate. are they inaccurate? >> this is based on a report by a washington, d.c.ank and no, they have satellites that seem to be military bases where north korea's still developing, working on actively pursuing some sort of missile technology. we don't know exactly what that means, of course. we don't know if that means they're continuing to build more icbms. the reality is they were already an icbm nation when they stopped testing in 2017. and the agreement that president trump and kim jong-un came to was specifically about nukes, their nuclear testing, not about their missiles. so while in fact they actually -- it seems all intelligence analysts, people we talk to say both of their programs are continuing -- >> the nuclear program as well? >> yes, but the reality is they didn't make an agreement on the missing testing. >> even though there was this big dog-and dog pony show in singapore and agreement and piece of paper signed and there hasn't been little rocket man being thrown around any longer, we're still in the same place we were essentially before, just no

intelligence agencies but which north korea has never acknowledged following the story for us rosen and jordan in washington d.c. just tell us a little more about also where the reporters come from who is this group that's put out. c.s.i.s. is one of the main think tanks working here in washington they focus on foreign policy they focus on military issues they focus on matters of international peace and security and certainly this is one of the things that think tanks do they take a look at information that is out there in the public domain and they try to analyze it and they do this in part because these are people usually with a lot of prior government experience and they know where to look and how to explain information that's sitting out there for the general public of course as you noted u.s. intelligence has long been aware that north korea has not dial back its efforts to expand its nuclear weapons program or its conventional missile program for that matter and one of the things that critics are seizing on with this report from c.s.i.s. is that when donald trump met with kim jong un in singapore earlier

north. a snow band stretching from west virginia, washington d.c. and heading to new york and the northeast. could be some pretty hefty totals in the hudson valley and upstate new york as well. that's a whopper of a system for them. at sfo, you have to trust me here -- visibility has gone really bad here. low clouds mixed in but overcasts at 3200, that smoke layer. 30s and 40s on the temperatures. yesterday morning levels for some east and south weren't that bad. then by noon they started to go higher and kept going. livermore in the very unhealthy category. even the sacramento valley levels are above 300. san rafael at 161. for some it's not as bad. napa in the 160 category. for many especially concord and livermore and down in san jose, the numbers went really high. high pressure is there. a wise old weather man all signs fail in dry weather. i've seen this way too many times. it does look like end of next week. by this time next week there might be a change. until then, not much. a lot of high clouds continuing to spill until here. that may take

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d.c. to represent the people of north dakota the best way i could.se] i also want to thank libby schneider. [applause] give a wave, libby. i won't make you come up. she has been a great team leader. she has run on that's incredible race that had incredible headwinds, and we knew that. enormously proud of the team she put together. i cannot tell you, driving round north dakota and speaking with people, how incredibly important it was that they represent me on the ground the way i wanted to be represented. i think they were enormously energetic and dizzy ethic and so theeful, so grateful for welcoming they were given by north dakota's in every corner of the state. second, i want to thank my incredible legislative staff and congressional staff. [applause] they will go on to bigger and better things. they have learned a lot. i think they have learned a lot about north dakota. i think they have learned a lot about our incredible people. i think they have been really honored to serve the people of north dakota, whether it is getting veterans their benefits

d.c. and new york. look, what they did was crowd source information from 238 communities across north america. >> details>> incentives, labor markets, talent programs. and look, this was never about 1hq2. think about the national deal, not only new york and d.c., tech functions and link to the cloud in dod in d.c., nashville will get a logistic hub and pittsburgh maybe a hub. austin gets an r&d center. amazon has nchks nincentives no on sites, but others. they need to get together and stop the insanti. they know where they're going. but here's the thing, the press has gone negative, terribly negative. i never thought we would see this day that people are writing headlineses like scam-a-zon. i'm a big customer of amazon. i'm a prime customer. they have a billion dollar brand, is it worth it? a company taking in tens of billions every quarter y. not do this, why not say enough is enough, we interviewed 238 communities. we want to be a good corporate citizen. why would you bankrupt your new town, at one point, $8.5 billion in new york? that's crazy. >> if you're a property owner in these locations, things a

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north and west. eventually it will do so, probably chaing to rain in the d.c. orth and west towards the shenandoah valley likely not changing over to rain until later on this ening, but heavy rain possible this afternoon. we are going to have to worry about flooding. watch out now because the roads are terrible. >> if you like to take us with you when you head out of your house, all you've got to do is download the sirius xm app and listen to today show radio annel 108. >> al, thank you so much. >>> oscar winnerou michaelas has a lot to celebrate. 50 years in show business and the release of a new netflix series called the kaminski legend. >> along with his long-time friend and agent, they are trying to come to terms with getting older. >> listen to me. we are all scared. but we get through it because we are notyo alone. re not alone. >> who? >> can you see me? i'm right he in front of you. hi hello there. i see you. do you see me? >> michael douglas, we sea yoe . good morning. >> that has a little bit of everything. >> a little bit of everything. >> ah. i mean,