sam sweeney, northwest -- northeast d.c.. back to you in the studio. the project --jummy: a project three years in the making is finally complete. the capitol dome restoration project was completed today. this morning, the architect of the capitol gave tours of the newly renovated building. repairing more than 1000 >>, and removing -- cracks and removing light-based paint. a soggy start to the day -- looking at the white house. the sun is out, different in your day started. let's get to doug hill. doug: a soggy start, but the concert to clear out around 9:00, 10:00 a.m. over most areas. beautiful right now. bethesda. 60 degrees. maybe into the weekend, a couple of showers. his is what we have this afternoon -- temperatures already in the lower 60's. clearing skies. a pleasant afternoon. our by hour, lower-60's, and after sunset, we start dropping the other way. 46 degrees by 8:00 tonight. you will see a drop off. as far as the forecast overnight those, it will be chilly --clear to partly cloudy, when will be like, as like as you plan for tomorrow morni

this is in northeast d.c. on 24th street. it didn't involve cooking, though. the family believes the fireplace is to blame and possibly something went wrong with their chimney that caused flames to spark in the roof. you can see that worker up there right now tonight. we'll show you what it looked like when we got here earlier. the family in the home did get out safely. they said they had finished eating their turkey, they lit fire in the fireplace and then off. they came out to see thick smoke coming from the chimney, but from the roof as well. the family say they just cleaned the chapel any so they don't know what exactly happened. they are out of the house until repairs can be made. i talked to one family member who said you always hear of the fires on thanksgiving, you never think it was going to happen to you. ? knew that smoke was pouring out of the hours, it was five minutes. it happened very, very quickly. it's all material stuff. it could have been a lot worse than it was. > firefighters say take this opportunity to test your smoke alarm. christmas of

at the capital area food bank's headquarters in northeast d.c. two-thousand turkeys will be delivered to the food bank.. to feed those in need. the donation kicks off a three-week region-wide food drive held at all giant stores in our area. redskins fans have good reason to celebrate this morning. washington passed a tough test on sunday-- taking down one of the n-f-c's best teams. and to make it even best players. erin hawkesworth has more. next up-- washington will it's the first time the team's have played since the packers beat washington in the wildcard round of last season's playoffs. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cool start to the wee, - shower chances today (pm) and tomorrow (am) - another big cool down late weekend today: increasing clouds. cool with a few showers developing late this afternoon. highs: 54-60 winds: sw to n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with a few showers. lows: 35-45 winds: nw 5 mph tomorrow: mostly cloudy with a few morning showers. becoming mostly sunny, cool. highs: 55-61 harbor. the detials.. coming suspect

braking news northeast d.c. police are at a home on holebrook street where they were called to help with a fire investigation. that industry is closed between morris and neal. the call came in:30 this morning and we'll bring an up dwhait you get more information. you see some of the streets blocked there and officers still on the scene. >> more being braking news now this time out of philadelphia. an explosion just about two hours ago inside apartment in the center city area. the blast injured one person, a 62-year-old man when he opened a package that was delivered to the home. the package is believed to have contained medicine. right now it's unclear are whether the explosion was intentional or perhaps accident caused by something that was in the package. the man is at the hospital and be injured. some people in the apartments were evacuated. >> new developments overnight involving a tragic school bus crash in tennessee killed five children. chattanooga police say the 25-year-old driver is behind bars khaned w

northeast d.c. anacostia now drying out. seat pleasant. wet weather. but only going to last for ten to 15 minutes. fairfax county drying out nicely. the roadways are still wet. leave extra time. if you are expecting anyone to come home from work on time, wet roadways. there are spotty shower here and there. you won't need the sunglasses. it's wet enough for issues tomorrow. julie wright will be in bright and early to get you through the traffic problems. street. for the last day of november. upper 60's to the lower 70's. there is a possibility of the rumble of thunder. cold front from the north and west. the future cast. the further west you go could see brakes in the tomorrow the showers will arrive 6:00 to 7:00. later in the afternoon the showers will redevelop. a chance for thunderstorms. the cooler air will stick around. we are expecting an inch of rain to the immediate metro and to hagerstown. we will take every drop we can get. a daytime high tomorrow near 70 degrees. drop of the temperatures on thursday. middle 50's. the most christmas tree the

breaking news in northeast d.c. mollette green is live for us. what can you tell us? >> aaron, good morning. we just got here. the situation is very fluid. as you can see behind me, there is a large police presence and we have some new information that we have from the scene. sources telling me that a woman with burn injuries is at the hospital fightingti holbrooke street northeast. i'm standing on neil here. police have blocked off this entire section for this investigation. no confirmation from d.c. police as to how this happened or what exactly happened and what we are dealing with. we're staying here on the scene and we'll continue to dig for information and as soon as we get it we'll bring it right to you in a live report. a woman suffering critical burn of their investigation. back to you. >> all right. mollette, we will check back with you, thank you. >>> we're following a developing story in montgomery county this morning. police have identified the two people killed in four-car crash last night in gaithersburg. 27-year-old steven diaz and 67-year-old george c

encounter between riders allege 60 officers pepper sprayed them as nearly 100 bikes road through northeast d.c. on sunday. i certainly will look into it.i. they appeared to be chasing even pretty forceful and supportingpt mpd with the no chasing policy. >> that is our policy and i standby it. as atvs continue to roar through d.c. and kids walk out of class, the d.c. remains vacant a. mr. due hew has said there have been zero interviews despiteinte there being 100 h applicants. >> that just means that wet continue to search and we continue to collect those andths when the time is right i will start the process of finding thg right person. > is there anything that would manyt making two picks at once. >> no. > any reason why that hasn't happened yet. >> because one is going to > and mayor bowser has saidd that picking d.c. ps chance whop are currently is her priority.po in the meantime interim policeem chief peter new sham will remaia at the helm at least through the nog erg. today we reached out to d.c. police officials and asked for an interview and at the last second after being told that int

54-60 winds: s to nw 5 mph thanksgiving for dozens of families who live on delafield place in northeast d.c. a water main broke last friday. water and sewage poured into their basements. and some say they've been without heat and hot water ever since the water main break. resident michael chinn says the d.c. government should do more to help. chinn says he's concerned about his 97-year-old mother, who's lived with frigid temperatures for days. concerned about his 97-year-old mother, who's lived with frigid temperatures for days. d.c. water says it will pay for the immediate cleanup. but it says it must investigate before and furnaces. happening right now - volunteers are rolling up their sleeves, and doing a little cooking. it's all to help bring holiday meals to those in need. brianne carter is live in arlington, getting ready for thanksgiving this morning. you to think about giving back with toys for tots. join us for a toy drive at national harbor next sard collecting toys between eleven a-m and three p-m. montgomery county executive ike leggett is raising concerns about a proposed minim

." >>> new details about a shooting in northeast d.c. police say multiple people are arrived. this happened at around 5:00 on karl place just off division avenue. police are still looking for a shooter. >>> turning now to two little girls, 3 and 5 years old. they're in serious condition tonight after a deadly crash. virginia state police say a pickup truck ran a red light and hit the car they were riding in. this happened early friday morning at the intersection of loudoun county parkway and gloucester parkway. hospital. the truck driver has been charged. >>> president-elect donald trump is slamming the presidential recount effort in wisconsin. green party presidential candidate jill stein is spearheading the effort there and in michigan and pennsylvania. hillary clinton is now supporting it. but donald trump is calling it all a scam. he released a statement today saying, it's time to accept the results and to look to the future. the wisconsin recount starts next week. >>> a manhunting in our region killed in a freak accident. what the visitor was doing in the moments before h

. >> t opened this week is on the east side in northeast d.c. >>> this week we told you about two men who worked for the washington senators way back in the 1950s. for one of them, a simple photograph made a huge impact on his life. mark sea graves took the men back to the site of the old stadium and it turned out to be a very emotional journey. to 1959. >> his first job was selling hot dogs at the game. but bill turner had his sights set on the field. >> i wanted to be a major league ballplayer from the minute i can remember. >> turner was a pusher for his high school team. he was well on his way of playing baseball professionally. >> first two years it was $2.50 a game. the last game but the plast r last year i was there in '59 i pitched batting practice to the pitchers and they gave me an extra $5. but believe me, i would have paid them to do it. >> turner's favorite day was opening day. the president always threw out the first pitch in griffin stadium and roy stephens was the and she wrote me a letter that i would be absent from school that day. it was baseball season obviously fo

it happened in a trinidad neighborhood in northeast d.c. john gonzalez has the latest. john: the d.c. fire department and police -- the violent crimes bureau -- has been out here all day long investigating this very strange, rare situation. they are using the cameras. holbrook and neil street, there is a crime-fighting camera. it appears a woman at around 3:30 this morning, accidentally set herself on fire. that is the word from d.c. police. they were spending a lot of time going through the scorched remains. her clothing -- you can see it is laid out on the street. at the sidewalk where this woman was found unconscious, unresponsive on the sidewalk. exactly what happened is unknown, but we can also tell you over at a railing at one of the homes, there was a whig that was also charred. it appears that her wig may have caught on fire. neighbors are shocked. >> i just heard someone screaming a couple of times, and . it was 3:00 a.m. exactly. john: firefighters have washed away the charred remains here. this was the same neighborhood that had a burning body found in a dump

in northeast d.c., chris papst, abc 7 news. jummy: coming up after the jummy: we are still staying on top of that breaking news out of ohio state university this noon. injuries in the attack include stab wounds and others being hit by a vehicle. the shelter in place was lifted about an hour ago. nine people were hurt. one is in critical condition. tweets went out around 10:00 this morning telling students that there was a shooter on campus and that they should run for cover. that area once again is secure. in the meantime, a check of the forecast. brian: cool, upper 40's into the 50's. tomorrow, wednesday, some much needed rain, clearing up by the end of the week. jummy: thank you for joining us. >> hey, everybody, it's "bachelor" fan favorites week. every day, we're playing with your favorite people from my other shows, "the bachelor" "the bachelorette." some have been lucky in love. now let's see how they do with money. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ? ? welcome to the show.

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we're working to get more information on a deadly shooting in northeast d.c. this happened just before 7:00 last night on grant thomas elementary school. the victim is a man but no other information on a motive or a suspect here. >> 4:32 now. it was a new trial with new evidence but the same verdict. guilty. it raminda cower is set to be sentenced in january. she came to help her husband kill her ex-wife. new trial due to ineffective lawyering. the evidence was clear in both cases. they ran a surveillance run to make sure they knew the movements of the victim. we've seen this before in other contract murder cases. they were just as efficient as any contract murder. >> her husband is serving a life sentence in prison but is also fighting for a new trial. police say the couple was victim. >>> after school counselor is charged with sexually abusing a 5-year-old girl. raul ramos worked at a privately run program. he is facing several charges including sexual offense. between the end of august and the end of october, ramos inappropriately touched the victim while p

in northeast d.c., lindsay watts, fox5 a local news.s. > thanks giving where so am people are at home with their loved once, first experiences, hospital employees are off and working. for the last 17 years the four seasons is showing theirth appreciation of turkey and byes. the hotel donates an estimated 500 meal on thanksgiving day. itself really something that a lot of people look forward to io our region and they come back year after year.ea i work in the emergencymer department and every year that they've had it it's been fantastic. i mean when we're having to work they're over here making mealses for us.fo >> since we're here, why not extend outside of the fourur seasons world and also do thisod on the street, do this for people who need it and most of on this day, all of the public servants, people in hospitals,hp policemen and anybody else thatb may beod on duty this day. more than 6,000 meals have been served over the last 17 years.ea > ahead at 11 1 #, gunfire at an annual youth football game.m. how witnesses say the couches sprung into action in the miasmic. miasmic. us troo

. >>> police are investigating a homicide involving two men related to one another in northeast d.c.. the shooting happened on woodbridge street northeast between 24th and theyer neighbors about what happened. >> reporter: you wouldn't know it by looking at the home right now but last night this was a crime scene. police and ambulances were called here after account last night and -- 9:00 last night and neighbors can't believe what happened here. >> i just saw police and ambulance when i was riding through. >> reporter: lo says he was surprised to see police activity on the 2300 block of wood bridge street northeast last night. police say there was a domestic dispute in the home between two men. and one of the men wa kilted. -- killed. neighbors say a retired police officer leaves hire with he has -- lives here with his wife and son. they say the retired officer shot his son after his son threatened him. >> that's crazy like -- you know what's going on like what happened around here. >> a next door neighbor who didn't want to be on camera describes the family at the center of the inci

michelle: the police are looking for this man in connection with a salt and northeast d.c. d.c. at the grand hyatt hotel. a woman said she broke free during the struggle and ran to get help. the man was gone when the police arrived. steve: the temperatures have settled into the 40's right now, and they will begin to rebound in the early morning hours, starting at about 4:00. eventually into the middle 50's. waking up tomorrow morning, make sure that you have your umbrella. we have a lot of rain on the way, likely impacting the rush-hour commute. 7:00 tomorrow, showers around d.c. metro, could be a slow go around the capital beltway. julie wright will update you in the morning about the rain. and a lot more for the midday. the timing and what to expect tomorrow, plus looking ahead to wednesday, with highs near 70 degrees. more on that coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. a disturbing investigation in pasadena, maryland. grandmother stabbed repeatedly, the police say by her own granddaughter. the police say that say vanna weaver stabbed -- savannah weaver stabbed her grandmother to

. >>> and they're halfway there but a northeast d.c. football team really needs your help to raise the money it needs to get beacon house football program. these boys and girls have to meet academic challenges as well as opponents on the possible field. football -- football field. their parents say it helps build character and stay out of trouble. one of the players 9-year-old hope says she even dreams of playing in the nfl one day. >> i wanted to be a girl that plays football and i wanted -- and i want to let all the girls out in the world that they can be anything they want to be. >> the kids still need to raise $48,000 by this friday to cover transportation and hotel rooms for its 104 players. this is giving tuesday so if you'd like to help beacon house, check out the wusa9 app. bruce johnson and i have donated. please join us every little bit will help. >>> a state of emergency has prompted evacuations in eastern tennessee after search raging wildfires moved from the smoky areas. officials say at least 30 buildings in gatlinburg hav

some employees have already been picketing in northeast d.c. workers plan to strike saturday morning. the current contract expires friday. workers are asking for premium pay on sunday. larry: the maryland public approving a rate hike yesterday. it adds about seven dollars to the average monthly bill of a residential customer. pepco had asked for a bigger rate hike. it would have been $16 for the average customer. the public service commission did not go along with that request. autria: tonight we enjoyed -- invite you to enjoy our new series called inspire. young people overcoming obstacles in way hear this heartwarming message, encouraging others to dream big. larry: can't wait to see that. some news to pass along to you from montgomery county schools. we know the start and end date for the school system after the board of education approved the dates at a meeting yesterday. the school year will begin tuesday, september 5, and the last day of school will be no they had wanted to start before labor day but they settled on labor day because of t

injur this home on 24th street inn northeast d.c., now that t didn't involve cooking but a family using a fireplace.. >> meanwhile the four seasonsr a in georgetown showed their, appreciation for first responders preparing dinner.ne >>> the hotel has been serving g the special meals for 17 years e now feeding almost 6,000 oft 6,f >> speaking of thanksgiving,ivi, thanksgiving football the game of the week areound heree redskins versus the cowboys.boy. cowboys struck first drivingving 75 yards in seven plays for aplr touchdown early in the first thr quarter. the redskins offense didn'tt flinch racking up 505 yards 5ds punching only once the entire game but the skins defenseef couldn't stop the lead's top two rookies e. seal seek yell se elliott and dak prescott ledscoe the >> dallas increases their lead l in the division redskins still i holding on. the red zone was the problemrobl but we'll talk about that.boutha >> you can get into thatet intot football talk. talk. >> a little bit later. bit lat >>> let's talk weather wither wt gary mcgrady because peoplecg want to knoraw hodyw they nee

knocked over porta- potties at fedex field before this is all that's left of a stop sign tonight in northeast d.c. the wind blew it down. at the national mall it wasn't the monuments, but the weather getting all the attention today. >> oh, it's very windy. >> well, you just got dragged by the wind and so did we. definitely feels a bit apocalyptic up here. >> reporter: yesterday we were in the low 70s, today about 25 degrees colder. >> we came in shorts and t- shirts yesterday and today we scrounged to find everything we could to stay warm, but we only have one day, so we're not missing out. >> reporter: the wind cuts right through you. it is expected to die down tomorrow, but conditions will be prime still for brushfires to pop up, so firefighters will be on high alert. reporting in d.c. i'm stephanie gailhard, wusa9. >> thank you so much, stephanie. >>> howard bernstein joining us today we had gusts that topped 60 miles an hour. everybody in orange, this is an elevated fire risk. we've got a fire weather watch. don't burn anything tomorrow. some of these fires have been caused by downed power li

northeast. sources say a retired d.c. police lieutenant shot and killed his 33-year-old son after his son with a knife. this man was nearby. he heard the shots. >> sounded like four gunshots. sort of sounded a little muffled, you know. like a small caliber gun or something. but sounded like i heard about four gunshots. >> and then what? >> and then police started coming and the ambulance and stuff like that.

brad bell is live along delafield place in northeast d.c. with the story. brad: yeah, this was a bad one. this is the home of a 97-year-old woman. last friday in the late afternoon, when the water main broke out front, the basement flooded two feet deep. look at all of this stuff. i was taken out and it has to much was paid for by d.c. water but they are not doing enough to put it back together. this is what it looked like in dela field play. the water pouring from eight-inch main. look at the picture from the basement. >> totally ruined the thanksgiving. >> bump took this picture of his house. >> ruined my holiday. bedroom. i ruined everything. >> the neighbors called "7 on your side" today because they feel like d.c. water just isn't doing enough to make it right. >> we are worried about the health and the welfare of everybody. >> they are treating this like a third world country an us like we are third class citizens. brad: the flood victims are told that the claims for the before they are paid. the d.c. water spokesperson telling us that is standard pro

in northeast d.c., molette green, news 4. >> molette, thank you. >>> right now we are working for you as the thanksgiving travel rush begins. want to give you a look at i-95 in northern virginia. you can see the roads seem pretty calm there right now. this, though, will be a hours. nearly 50 million people will be traveling this week, that's the highest number in nine years according to aaa. more than 1 million of those travelers will be from our area. most of us will be driving to it our destinations. aaa anticipates 43 million people on the roads through thanksgiving. now here are some tips to make your trip as stress free as possible. get on the road before noon if you can. if you're flying, get to the airport at least two and a half hours before your flight. if you need to leave yca the airport, you want to book your parking now so you're not having to deal with that. you'll be all set when you arrive at the airport. and take advantage of the low gas prices by filling up now before the lines become long. >>> looks like a good day for travelers, too. let's check in with storm team

northeast d.c. your temperatures are dipping into 37 degrees in upper marlboro this morning. you can see a lot of cold air back to our west. when we're looking for what the changes in the pattern is, we look to the west to see what kind of weather they're experiencing. it's cold weather. we've got this big dome of high pressure that's been beginning in, bringing there cooler air down from canada. so we are going to see a chilly saturday. sunday morning i think in a lot of spots starts off even colder. in the work week we'll see rain going to be chilly in comparison to average. low and mid-50s will be about best. tonight we actually see our temperatures dipping down a little bit cooler, colder. we've got a freeze warning in effect. temperatures tomorrow morning waking up for a lot of us that are going be sitting in the 20s. this morning we had a couple of 20s showing up. even east of 95 tomorrow morning get ready, because there will be some 20s around for you as well. sensitive plants, bring them inside if you night. 55 today. tomorrow 61. should be good for the redskins game

he was last seen wednesday night in northeast, d.c., if you know where he might be, give police a call. they want to hear from him. >> it's my prayer that we can heal our divisions and very, >>> new information coming out of the presidential transition this morning. we're learning that donald trump has only received two intelligence briefings since the election. that is far fewer than the nearly daily briefings expected. in turn, vice president-elect mike pence is briefed almost every day. the sessions are designed to give a summary of key security developments from all 16 intelligence agency as well atz cia. without getting those briefings trump could be putting the u.s. at ris. e. he is working at his palm beach estate. he tweeted he's working hard, trying to get carrier a.c. company to stay in the u.s. they're plan to move to mexico. talks but no announcement has been made yet. >>> many are waiting to learn who will be named to donald trump's cabinet yet. all eyes are on sent of state. top contenders former new york mayor rudy giuliani. >>> if you didn't know, it is black friday. ac

none caused any major damage ors injure, bus the home you're looking at fourth street in northeast d.c. involved a family's fireplace. in louisville kentucky a thanksgiving tradition took a triage event turn. of football games held on thanksgiving.. no word of suspects or what led up to the shootings. temperatures reached the middle l to upper 50s in some spots and most stayed dry and we had a good cloud cover.loud these going to be the next story as we head through the next 24x2 to 36 hours. 44-degrees. that is here in the city. if youre i happen to live out ie suburbs, some are alreadydy falling blow the 40-degree mark and many will head for the we'll keep it dry.we'l if you're heading out for late night shopping no need to take the umbrella. we'll start with sunshine, but then clouds billed around ther noon and 1ou:00 hour. we'll have some very spotty showers, let's say about 80s p of the region stays dry with only about a 20 percent of showers tomorrow.ow noert such a bad day withy temperatures back into the 60s. you can see we head back to 50s for the weekend. lots of sunshine, co

police say a man was speeding on eastern avenue in northeast d.c. on saturday afternoon when he hit an suv and then set off a chain reaction crash. a woman was killed in that crash. her daughter and grandson were i his car after the crash and johnson ran away. but they arrested him later nearby. >>> a young tourist from china has not been able to go home because she's still here recovering from a crash that happened this summer on the g.w. parkway. she lost both of her legs in the accident. but thanks to a complete stranger, she's getting better. chris gordon reports. >> reporter: despite having both >> in june their tour bus flipped over after a crash on the parkway. his mother was pinned underneath the bus. good samaritans pushed the bus back up. doctors tell them that with artificial limbs, she will walk again. >> we want to go home. >> reporter: but they ran out of insurance money for medical bills and their hotel. that's when a stranger chris dodge came into their lyes. three weeks ago he invited them to share his small two-bedroom apartment in

. >>> learning more details about a shooting that broke out in northeast d.c. last night. d.c. police still looking for the on carl place, just off division avenue. two men were hurt, including one found unconscious with several gunshot wounds. >>> a maryland woman has died following a thanksgiving day car crash in charlesville county. the car she was in didn't stop while making a left turn. another car slammed into them. hospital. >>> take you to las vegas, where a store worker had a really difficulty. a car slams through a wall at a burlington coat factory. the employee is being treated at the hospital after that person was trapped between a wall and a cash register. police say the crash was an accident. after the driver mistakingly hit the gas. just a frightening scene right there. >> wow. this is a nice, live look outside. >> it sure is. >> very co sunday. >> getting a little warmer, at least we're above freezing now. >> is the sun working? >> it is. we're starting to get to the mid to upper 40s now after a cold start near freezing this morning. here is a live view from our

police lieutenant is accused of shooting and killing his adult son along wood bridge street in northeast d.c. pat collins has information about what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: he'd attacked his father before. he was told by a judge to stay away. but last night he came back and what happened inside this house has people in the neighborhood shaking their heads. >> i was shocked. i would never expect anything like this from this family. i mean, they are such a kind, warm hearted family. you'd never imagine anything like this ever. >> reporter: police sources say a retired d.c. police lieutenant shot and killed his 33-year-old son after his son allegedly this man was nearby. he heard the shots. >> sounded like four gunshots. sort of sounded a little muffled. >> reporter: according to court documents, the son 33-year-old carl holloway had been ordered by a judge to stay away from his father's home. this came after he allegedly attacked his father james holloway at the house on october assault and was supposed to appear before a judge today. that was all voided last night. after he was s

riders allege 60 officers pepper sprayed them as 100 bikes road through northeast d.c. on sunday. >> i'll certainly look into it. they were supporting mpd withd i the no chase policy. >> that is our policy andd standby it. > while atvs continued to roar through the streets of d.c. as students walk out of class, d.c. police chief and d.c. chancellor halt in the process. >> not so. mr. donohue said there have been zero interviews despite thereere being about 100 applicants for thane position.th that means that we continue to search and we continue totinu collect those and when the time is right i will start the process of finding the rightht person. is there anything that would stop youhing from making two pik at once. >> no. > is there any any reason that hasn't happened yet. >> one is going before the other. > and mayor bowser says currently her priority is picking a d.c. ps chancellor.ane in the meantimer continuer i ami police chief peter newsham willl remain at the helm of d.c. police at least through the inaugeration. when we requested an interview with peter newsham

information on what you can do michelle: next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the expansion of hope in northeast d.c. i'm kellye lynn to take you to the new campus after an adult public cha fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 g internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes we're wired differently. gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds jonathan: more than 20% of working adults in d.c. do not have a diploma. we go to an adult public tackle that problem. kellye: many are parents or grand parents getting back to the education they left behind. >> 67 years old and i'm getting ready to get my high school diploma. i'm happy about it. kellye: after dropping out of school in eighth grade, working as a carpenter and being addicted to heroin for 40 years he decided to rewrite administrators here say the knead for adult literacy education is great, emphasizin

. > in northeast d.c. police taped off several blocks as they investigated a violent crimeme againstimh? a us post al carrie. this second on second street in the edgewood neighborhood. the male man was robbed and during the assault. police sent out a tweet sayingig they're looking for two men dressed in black. no word on how the male carrier is doing tonight. if you have information about this give police a call. now to the transition of powerit here inio d.c. former green party candidate jill stein says she believes the presidential election is notis n over yet. she's demanding a recount inin three battle ground states. hillary clinton is supporting stein wants the votes recounted in wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan gab. donald trump narrowly beat clinton in all three contests while trump won electoral college. clinton is far ahead with the popular vote with 2 million moro votes cast than trump. here's a live look outside right now.no not a bad fall saturday, breezy at times, but it wasn't too, too hi

braking news northeast d.c. police are at a home on holebrook street where they were called to help with a fire investigation. that industry is closed between morris and neal. the call came in:30 this morning and we'll bring an up

there is a death investigation going on in northeast d.c. we spoke with police and found out that one man was shot and killed. this is video from the scene from just this morning. this is the 2300 block of woodridge street. police are saying this is domestic in nature. we're working to find out more information. we understand a suspect has been taken in for questioning. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 15 before the hour now, d.c. police are investigating another man's death in southeast washington. street. megan mcgrath has been on the scene all morning. what is going on now? >> reporter: well, eun, you can still see we have police officers on the scene. another cruiser pulling up a short time ago. this call came in to police, a 911 call, a little after 11:00 last night. the report of a shooting here in the 4300 block of third street in southeast. this is the atlantic terrace apartments, you can see, there is crimece part of the parking lot here. when officers arrived on the scene, that is when they found the victim described as an adult male suffe

. >>> and the search is on for several suspects following a spring of violent attacks in northeast d.c. follow me here, around 1:00 p.m. yesterday a man was struck in the face and rob in the 1400 block of east capitol street. then an hour later, a woman was attack in the 1200 block of dunkin place. and then an hour and a half after that at 3:40, at 1830 constitutional avenue, a man was robbed. the robberies are happening in a matter of hours and near each other. some of the suspects could be as young as 9 years old police say. they are still working to find out if the attacks were conducted. stay with news4. now back to you. >>> thank you. it's 6:47, emotional testimony from the mother of a 3-year-old kill in prince george's county. yvonne wallace is charged with the murder of the 3-year-old. landover home after having an argument with someone inside. one of the shots went through the wall and killed the little girl. her mother was the first witness. >> i would like for him to feel the pain that i feel. >> the prince george's bureau chief tracee wilkins argues that the defense the case

streets tonight in northeast d.c. ain n safety walk starts at 6:00or p.m. this will be at the corner of 18th and i streets.ts d.c.'s interim police peter newsham will join in. in. >> today the d.c. housing authority is honoring localri veterans just before veteransan day tomorrow.w. hundreds of vets will that of gather today at the university of the district of columbia in northwest. the vets will be able to get g information about employment and housing opportunities and ad also available health checkslthc and a free haircut. the event starts in about an aba hour and ends at three:00 thise0 afternoon. >> cleveland cavaliers will bee at the white house today. whi the visit comes thete same day d the cavaliers visitat h tadth pb planned for weeks.fo donald trump willr visit thisii morning the cavs later this afternoon. >> head coach wanted to makeach sure that this happened beforene that president obama left officers. the team will arrive this afternoon along withreside ohiamo wilhi governor john kasich. k it's unlikely they will cross ws paths with the presi

. >> the first stop, this 24 hour tire shop in northeast d.c. >> we're very busy overnight in some cases. basically, we have customers coming in, they need a tire repaired. >> mac's tire service changed our wheel in ten minutes. karen got her flat fixed next. 'm >> after all that, i'm a little hungry. now, time for a snack. >> dupont circle -- >> we hit the happening 24/7 surf side taco stand which turns out to be perfect on the go. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> we roll up to rockville after 2:00 a.m. >> do you ever do anything wild and crazy? >> i can do whatever workout i >> it's a club for busy people. including us, with plenty more places to go. >> was that fun? >> that was a tease for you. there is a little bit of a wardrobe change coming up next. there were so many. we will to divide it into two reports. and so coming up next hour, we'll take a look at some of the every day tasks that you do during the day. you can actually get done i have that little fun towel at the spa. a little relaxing. >> if we just had a few more hours in the day. >> or more places tlik open during th

halloween night suspect treated themselves to stolen goods and there were several robberys in northeast d.c. >> most recent in georgetown latest. what happened here, mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys, yeah, all this happened within a relatively small area geographically. two sort of here in lower georgetown and others in woodly park area. this street as we know was full of reflers and while that was going on that's when this swarm as d.c. police described it of robbers struck. let's take you to the map. i'll show you about incidents began cathedral and connecticut avenue northwest and that incident was a robbery with a gun. all these involve what we understand to be robbyes of people. then 10:30, 29 street northwest that is in woodly park area headed south near calvert street also robbery with force and then 10:46 we head to georgetown 3400 block of prospect street knowledge of key bridge near georgetown further up north 12:0 d.c. police alerts are saying there was another robbery on chesapeake street northwest near wisconsin avenue and back out here on prospect street. 2:12 in the morni

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. >> well, tonight, we know the name of the man who was found shot to death last night in northeast d.c. delano jackson. his body was discovered in a car on grant place. they don't have a suspect right now. >> also, a search is under way for a missing university of maryland student. 21-year-old kaitlyn george was last seen on wednesday afternoon on campus. and white camping backpack and a green canvas bag with her. we posted this information on the nbc washington facebook page. make sure you share it so we can get the word out. if you know where she might be, call the police. >>> we're getting word that maryland's former governor is interested ipbecoming the new leader of the democratic national committee. the party is still reeling from losing the presidency, and now martin o'mal needs new leadership. recommitting itself to fighting for higher wages and a strong middle class. a lot of democrats have approached him, calling for a more progressive party leader. >> living in the streets of d.c., why some landlords are turning them away, even if the vets can pay rent. >> the mad dash by so

d.c. police tweeted out there was a shooting here in the 2300 block of wood ridge road northeast. and then, early this morning, that tweet was deleted. we got no more information from d.c. police but my sources tell me this involves a d.c. police officer. that's really all we've been able to get at this point. we still cannot fwet the public information office to confirm those details to us. so the nature of this shooting, the -- basically the status of the victim we don't know whether this person is alive or dead or in the hospital they're not giving us a lot of information. you can see obviously something happened here and now we're seeing more people show up we saw a couple of detectives arrive here and walk into this house as well. so, we'll stay here this morning. and continue to bring you details as we get them. live in northeast i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> president obama currently president arrived in greece this morning and makes stops in germany and peru. yesterday he held a press conference to reassure cord leaders president-elect donald trump is not so ba

. >>> angie goff with breaking news into the live desk out of northeast d.c. where police have an active investigation going on right now involving a fire incident. this is in the 1200 block of holbrooke street. we believe that that area right now closed off for this investigation at this point. details very limited. what we're told is that a person was taken to the hospital injury. how they got the burn injuries is still the question in the air. we will continue to follow up to get more details surrounding this incident. now back to you. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. 5:40 on your tuesday morning. if this is your get away day you need to layer up this morning. temperatures in the 20s, these are windchills, not what it's going to feel like that's what i'm going to tell you. 18 in culpepper, 24 in leesburg, 23 in gaithersburg. you will need your heavy coat this morning but you can get away without the umbrella for today. a hat andf not a -- scarf not a bad idea with the temperatures out there. bus stop temperatures low t

it happened in the family home on woodbridge in northeast washington. d.c. bureau chief sam ford spent all day on the scene. a sad domestic incident involving a father and a son. a possible violation of a court ordinary and a shooting death. 63-year-old james holloway a retired d.c. police lieutenant and activist in the woodbridge neighborhood. >> he was the original board chair for the friends of rhode island avenue. >> last night he was taken into custody by police at his home after he carl hallowway. as of news time the father has not been charged. there are court papers from an incident at the home last month when james told police his son pursued him with the right fist. the father was injured. now another incident last night. >> neighbors today said they were stunned. family. lake you never imagine this. ever. ever. >> senior holiday is credited creating the rhode island main street of which kyle todd is director. >> i can't imagine what the family is going through. condolences go out to the entire family. >> never heard them fight, fuss, argue. never

departments say they respondedsd to 25 to 30 kitchen fires yesterday and this home one 24th street in northeast d.c. d didn't involve cooking but a family using their fireplace. f. >> one of the holiday>> one thanksgiving of course iscose i football.. time for the morning line at t 6:31 and let's talk about heit.u what a game it was on paper.ap the skins looked great in the end they left too many points on the field although we'll lefo talk about this later on in detail 'cause i didn't feel they played that badly but anyway. [laughter] >> george wilbourn.wilbou it's wilbourn day on this black friday. good to see you. tgohankodsgiving.nkiv >> happy thanksgiving to you thk as well.sgiv so look, you saw what happenedpp yesterday. >> i did. i d >> are you pleasedou pased disappointed? how you feeling i >> disappointment at a alltmen a time low. i'm not disappointed.appointe >> like a muted disappointed.ap >> i wasn't disappointed withoit the exception that we didn't get the win.ptiothwin. >> didn't get the win.get thw >> that's the best loss theres h i've seen the washie ngtonhito redskins have in abou

so, definitely feeling like fall in the northeast. d.c. goes from 78 today to 66 on sunday.quite a change there. early look at your election day forecast could see some scattered showers in the south, as well as around the great lakes. if you want to avoid some of those, chris. may want to get out and vote early. >> jay gray, what happened to the herring run on the east coast, our fishing not what it was supposed to do. i believe you made a false promise there. >>> up next, a closer look at trump and clinton's media strategies as we head into the home stretch. there was a ton of dough being spent. where and what is their final message to you, next. abdominal pain? bloating? you may have ibs. ask your doctor if non-prescription ibgard is right for you. ibgard calms the angry gut. available at cvs, walgreens and rite aid. >>> so, the presidential candidates are flooding the air waves in the final stretch of the campaign. in fact, hillary clinton and donald trump bought ads in last night's final world series game to reach all of those millions of people watching. so, how are th

. >>> we are learning some more details now about a shooting that broke out in northeast d.c. last night. d.c. police still looking for the suspects after shots rang out on carl place off of division avenue. >>> a maryland woman died following a thanksgiving dakar crash. he was a passenger on the crash on st. charles parkway and billingsley road. the driver of the car she was in didn't stop making a left turn. another car slammed into theirs. two people were also taken to the hospital. >>> a driver facing charges after a deadly clash in louden county. police say a pickup truck ran a the intersection of louden county parkway and gloucester parkway on friday. all six people in the car was hurt. maria haideraian died later at the hospital. two other little girls remain in serious condition. >>> a recount is about to get underway in wisconsin later this week. hillary clinton's campaign intends to back the effort. this was spearheaded by green party presidential candidate jill stein who raised money for the recount. is time to accept the results and look to the future. stein is also

stretching towards the northeast. at d.c.'s reagan airport, long lines stretching across the terminal. and look at l.a.'s famous 405 freeway. travel at a standstill in both directions 24 hours ago. the weather set to cause even more trouble on the return home. the forecast in a moment. but we begin with abc's alex perez at chicago's o'hare airport. >> reporter: tonight, the thanksgiving holiday starting with an extra helping of long lines. powerful storms halting many terminals already bustling at the crack of dawn. >> we had to wake up at, like, 3:00 this morning, because we knew the traffic was going to be pretty rough. >> you can get here two hours before, two and a half hours before and you could still end up being late for your flight. >> reporter: in minneapolis, crews racing to de-ice planes and clear snow. at d.c.'s reagan national airport, lines as far as the eye can see. >> ma'am, over here. >> reporter: police directing traffic outside boston's logan airport. >> like, this is crazy. i've never seen it like so high,