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

i'm mike carter-conneen in northeast washington. coming up details and the how district leaders say the election of trump will impact the effort. >> washington, d.c. will remain a sanctuary city. i'm chris papst. coming up, what does that mean? i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, alison: washington, d.c. will remain a sanctuary city. chris: it means when donald trump is president on january 20, washington, d.c., might find itself in a political battle. president trump will be under pressure to fulfill his campaign promises concerning illegal immigration and d.c. with other sanctuary city will put up a fight. >> not happening anymore. >> we will end the sanctuary cities that resulted in so many needless deaths. cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities will not receive taxpayers dollars. >> it's seen as a city that four in the region including washington, d.c. which does not honor the feder

while many of your were sleeping-- police responded to northeast washington after a man was stabbed. it happened just after midnight outside a restaurant in the 12-hundred block of h street. investigators say the victim was found outside the business. he is now being treated for non-life threatening injuries. now arrests have been made. happening now-- nine days of mourning continue in havana-- following the death of former cuban underway for a two-day public mourning in the city's revolution plaza. and a few hundred miles away in miami, cuban exiles celebrate, hoping for change. abc's janai norman has more. happening later this a hearing in his murder trial. kempton bonds is charged with fatally stabbing chef tyonne johns during a dispute at a wedding reception back in august. defense attorneys say bonds acted in self-defense after johns threatened him. bonds remains free on a quarter-million dollars bond. now-- shoppers may not be heading to stores today-- but they are still on the hunt for big bargains. today is cyber monday-- the biggest online shopping day of the year. retail ex

john: live in northeast washington, a man was found on the sidewalk suffering from severe burns. was he deliberately set on fire? larry: happening right now, the great holiday getaway. there on your side getting you ready for some of the busiest travel days of the year. packer patients. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: we have a $100 getaway gift card given away every seven minutes. first, let's get a check on a forced -- our forecast with veronica johnson. veronica: sorry, i was distracted hearing ching ching. [laughter] veronica: my goodness. it's not going to hit quite as cold as yesterday, but you can see the feels-like temperature's right now, 20 is what it feels like in westminster. five to 10 degrees lower than the temperature at there currently. right now across the area, some of the lowest readings to the east and south. 22 is what it feels like in fredericksburg. dress in layers once again at least today. but not quite as thick layers as we have had for the las

>>> some breaking news here in about a shooting that happened just an hour ago in northeast washington. police say a man shot someone else on carl place just off division avenue. officers tell us they do have someone in custody. we again want to show you live pictures from miami florida. >>> cuban americans have been celebrating for 24 hours now after getting the news that derrick ward has the reaction. >> my grandfather soul rest in peace was assassinated by them. >> reporter: she feels he was still pulling the strings in cuba. this woman a lawyer left in the nineties. >> final had to leave because they will force her t s signatures to put other people at risk and that she didn't even know these people. >> for others the sent sophomore a little more complicated than pure relation. >> everything came back. everything came back the day i left. >> reporter: that day she was just nine years old. parents took her and her sister to miami on a plane. this doll and her visa waiver are about all she had. she still has them. airport. saying leave. get out. i had no clue what was going on. >> he

plus, stay with us for traffic and weather every ten michelle: a frightening situation in northeast washington after a woman's clothing and her wig caught fire. she was found in the trinidad neighborhood and the injuries are critical. jonathan: police in fairfax county are looking for a guy they believe set a woman on fire saturday morning. 2001 fort taurus like the one on the strewn, vpw1915 plates. the 61-year-old woman is in a hospital after police say reeder set her on fire in an argument. michelle: five students had to be removed from class today after taking drugs in class. the students took xanax or something similar and then they got sick. none of the students had a prescription for the anti-ain the ambulances as a precaution. the fifth went home with parents. jonathan: virginia trying to make it easier to save lives when it comes to overdosing. so the order that reverses an overdecember would be available at the pharmacies without a prescription. cheryl conner spoke about the difference it could make. >> the needle you need in an emergency. >> i know a lot of people who have overdosed

reporting from northeast washington, suzanne kennedy, horace: there is more to thanksgiving than just the food. we are also getting ready for some football. the redskins playing the cowboys in dallas in just under a half hour. kirk cousins fresh off n.f.c. offensive player of the week honors for the blistering performance against the packers. kickoff is set for 4:30. you don't have to worry about the game. we will deep you up to date on what is happening there -- keep you up to date on what is happening there. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the first big football game of the day is already over. we are talking about the turkey bowl in d.c. who we'll tell you ahead. michelle: a lot of families enjoying a fried turkey without the hassle. the restaurant that fries them up for free. and -- >> i ran over and gave her a big hug. i was like thank you so much. horace: talk about paying it forward. an act of grocery store michelle: today is not just about tv and food. smithsonian museums were open for people who want to get out of the house. scott thuman join us with the other thanksgivin

john: live in northeast washington, a man was found on the sidewalk suffering from severe burns. was he deliberately set on fire? larry: happening right now, the great holiday getaway. there on your side getting you ready for some of the busiest travel days of the year.

reporting live from northeast washington, i am sam ford. jummy: thank you. right now at noon, police have the man accused of a crash that killed six students in tennessee. , as the ntsb continues the investigation into that devastating accident. sam sweeney is at the ntsb hanker at the hangar at the airport. sam: they are on the ground in chattanooga, where they will spend the next seven to 10 days doing a thorough investigation trying to figure out what led to the crash that killed five small children. less than 24 hours after this tree, the 24-year-old driver faces five counts of vehicular homicide. >> we have executed a search warrant for his blood. the investigation will let us know if there is any outside influence on his ability to drive a car, a vehicle. we do not know at this time. what we do know now is that his behavior was to the of recklessness. sam: members of the ntsb go team have arrived on the scene at chattanooga. >> one of the first challenges is to get all perishable evidence before it disappears. sam: about three dozen children were on bo

it happened late last night on woodbridge street in northeast washington. police are telling wusa9 the son carl holloway was arrested just last month for attacking and threatening his father james. they don't know what led to the shooting. neighbors are heart broken. i just -- devastated. i know the family is very devastated. >> whole block was swarming with police officers. we figured something happened. we wasn't sure what. >> court records show the son had court orders to stay away from his father and was supposed to be in court today for a hearing. >>> tracking metro's big crime problem. sunday a rider burned a driver with hot soup and employees are angry about it. >> there have been dozens of driver transportation reporter is digging into the numbers. >> that assault started out on the city's east end. metro tells me this is the 62nd assault on a bus driver this year. the number is actually down from last year but riders and drivers tell me one is too man. dolores hubbard has been watching it get worse. >> they go through the same problems every day. p

seth rich was shot to death while walking home in the blooming dale neighborhood of northeast washington. that's northwest washington. today his parents held a press conference asking for tips in the case. the reward includes $125,000 from dc police and $100,000 from gop lobt it could have come during a botched robbery but nothing was taken. >> you have got two people that shot my son twice in the back and that's someone that will just shoot him in the back. think of that. you don't want that with your children, with your family. we want to bring this to closure. we are not going to stop until i find my son's murderer. >> rich was killed around 4:00 flagler place. if you live near there and you have private security camera foot and the rich family is asking that you look at the footage from that morning. >>> montgomery college will receive $5.6 million from the u.s. labor department. the grant was announced today by maryland senators barbara mcculski and ben cardin. the money will go towards expanding the job college partnership. prince george's all part of that program. it aims to expan

anna-lysa gayle is live in northeast washington. what a mess. the pictures are so telling. anna-lysa: this includes old furniture and old carpet and other garbage piled up, just one of several piles on this block following the water main break. chennai, residents spoke about their frustrations and it's something they are still dealing with. >> i'm a vietnam veteran and disabled. the oldest personal this block had to go through just about temperatures. anna-lysa: this veteran is fighting on behalf of his 97-year-old mother, whose basement was and one of nearly two dozen that flooded because of an eight inch water main break. they have photo showing the damage of the basement, which was filled with water from the street, combined with sewage water, some as high as three feet. >> i arrived home from work to find my basement was flooded. my floating. anna-lysa: several families have been without heat and hot water since then. >> we want to be treated like folks in georgetown and other parts of the city want to be treated. anna-lysa: d.c. water says they will pay for immediate c

he joins us live from the edgewood neighborhood in northeast washington. thanks for joining us.

sam: a domestic disturbance in northeast washington leaves one larry: breaking news for you, busy night for d.c. police. autria: officer swarming house in northeast, sam sweeney is telling us that he heard from police that this was a domestic issue. sam? sam: police responding to this house behind me just before 9:50 last night, spending the entire night investigating. they said there was a shooting that left one man dead. take a look at the scene, homicide investigators working inside and outside the home between the victim and the shooter inside the home. we are working to figure that out. once we find it out we will be sure to let you know. reporting live in northeast, sam sweeney. larry: thanks, sam. canceling an amber alert for a missing child. annabel richardson and her captor have been found. we don't know where they found them or the condition of the child, but the amber alert is now more breaking news coming in from overseas. the russian defense minister says that the air force of his country has launched a major offensive in syria. more details, coming up as we learn them here

off this morning we have the sun coming up in a clear sky live view tower camera overlooking northeast washington this morning where temperatures are in the low 30s in the metro area and near the waters it's in general the upper 30s near 40. walk to end hiv this morning, sunny and chilly. effect in nearby suburbs and the eastern shore until 9:00 this morning. if you have any plants out, it's important to bring them in because they could definitely get harmed. then we have this freeze warning in effect, same areas for tomorrow morning. protect your plants, growing season likely ending throughout much of the region by dawn on sunday. by 10:00 this morning it will be in the upper 40s and in the eastern sky and by 10:00 it will be cold down to the low 40s and then tomorrow skins and vikings at fedex field. the kickoff is just after 1:00 and tailgaters, upper 50s, it will be hovering around 60. monday increasing chances of showers and then dry after that until next weekend. we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to b

heading into northeast washington, major tieups right now with a crash southbound on the right side of the road getting by. sky track 7 live right now, looking at that direction, bumper-to-bumper delays, coming southbound from riverdale off of the parkway and again as you make your way past prince george's hospital trying to make your way through northeast. in down on 50, gridlocked traveling from 410. 395 the crash is gone. by 8:00 37 minute commute headed for the 14th street bridge. in down seven after 286, tying up theig 47 minute ride pushing inbound towards the beltway. 8:00, look for a 50 minute commute. i have had problems this morning with accidents including deer. that crash finally clearing, but then we say good morning to josh knight. josh: good morning, julie. one of them this morning, two of them yesterday, one million we want to bring tom out from aaa. talk to me about something we can do, preventative wise. >> if you go on the internet, you look at -- maybe you read about whether they are effective or not. some people say that they are, others say that they are not. you

at midday, neighbors reacting after what police are calling a deadly domestic incident in northeast washington. police say and son. that father is a retired police officer. good morning, everyone. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm melissa mollet. high schoolers expected to walk out of class soon in protest. >>> and we had a little bit of rain this morning. now we're starting to see that sun peek through. a little chilly out there but temperatures are rising. we have your weekend forecast all coming up. >>> and right now to that

sam: in northeast washington, i'm sam ford. abc7 news. larry: changes at the top can be hard for those left behind. in d.c. some folks want to be sure that vice presidential joe biden knows how they feel about his departure. they rallied at the naval observatory. he stopped by to stay hello. he thanked them before >> uncle joe watched the years as senator in delaware. michelle: it's nice of him to show up to surprise them out there. i love he had on the aviators. a who's who of american culture was in the white house this afternoon to receiver the highest civilian honor. president obama awarded 21 entertainers and philanthropists with the presidential medal of freedom. among the honorees was michael jordan, kareem abdul jabbar. he had to struck to it get the medal around his neck. bill and melinda gates, tom hanks and diana ross. the president really likes this class. president obama: we have innovators and artists. public servants. athletes. renown character actors. like the guy from "space jam." [laughter] michelle: that dude. you know,

in northeast washington, brad bell, abc7 news. >> thank you for that. developing now volunteers will provide thanksgiving dinner to thousands of protesters demonstrating against the dakota access pipeline. clashes escalated in the recent days. a woman's arm is to be amputated after witnesses say she was hit by a concussion grenade bringing water to protesters. >> police officer, grenade, exploded as it hit her forearm. it's ridiculous. >> they are not using concussion grenades. the pipeline crosses anatetive american burial ground and they threaten the water supply and they want it stopped or rerouted. michelle: this is just in the newsroom. the d.c. police department just confirm that december 17, all officers and the sergeants on patrol will wear a body camera. currently only some officers wear them. >> sitting in the cruiser while another officer helped an officer with car trouble. a drunk driver slammed in the parked cruiser. kevin lewis was there when the officer spoke out the to try to save lives. >> count my lucky stars. on saturday night he was

. >>> breaking overnight, one person suffered life- threatening injuries in a fire in northeast washington. crews were able to contain the flames to just one unit on the second floor of an apartment building at 1519 f street. but a fire and ems spokesperson says one victim suffered cardiac arrest and was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> alexander police are investigating a deadly assault citizens called sunrise of alexandria. police say a 72-year-old man assaulted 82-year-old hunter alexander last month, and he died later at the hospital. police have not filed charges at this point. >>> campus police at the university of maryland have released a new photo of a missing student. they are hoping you can help find her. it shows 21-year-old katelyn george leaving allegheny hall sd wearing a pink bag. she was heading to a camping ground in shenandoah national park but never contacted her camping partner. >>> now to a heartwarming story about one of our nation's oldest vets. >> his name, retired army sergeant bill moore. he is 108 years old. his daughter brought him to d.c. friday

. >> all right roing from northeast washington i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: wow! the look on her face. larry: the love from both sides. alison: the smithsonian is getting a donation from a top going. plus -- alison: tree trimming is a critical part to owning property. it can cost thousands. what you need to know before you choose a company just ahead. larry: "7 on your side" gets results. the new home for a dangerous speed camera and a.a.a. says i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. alison: unsafe no more. a highly profitable speed camera in a dangerous location has been moved again. larry: government watchdog investigator chris papst has an update to a story you saw first. >> when "7 on your side" first reported on the speed camera here at mile marker one it was here inside the roadway. >> that is unsafe. that is crazy. >> it looked dangerous to me. >> then they moved it to the side of the road. but inside the guardr

york avenue is where we have a activity at his location, heads up coming inbound heading into northeast washington. further south on kenilworth, the lanes are open back towards the 11th street bridge. safetrack surge 11 is still in full effect. orange and silver lined single tracking through december 21, expect those trains to operate every 20 minutes. blue lines, expect crowding. that is the traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes update your ride on 95 in virginia. larry? larry: a bill that could change lives heading for a vote in 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 members of the military community by the end of 2017. autria: a scene from a nightmare playing out in tennessee. people evacuating as severe wildfires grow overnight. people staying in guest cabins at dollywood among those being forced out. to come in. the message this morning? get out. the flames

they have not arrested anyone so far and are working to learn more about a deadly shooting in northeast washington. d.c. police say a man was killed in grant place just p.m. right across the street from thomas elementary school. no word on a suspect at this time. >>> a puppy named cruise is back with its owners. he was stolen from his front yard last month. d.c. police say they found him last night. and we're still waiting to learn more about how he was found, since he was not microchiped. this is surveillance video what shows how it happened. it shows a woman and a man walking to the fence in southwest d.c. a man reaches over the fence, unhooks him from his leash and our area. first for traffic that helps you get around at all. >> imagine this, taking your clothes to the dry cleaners and never getting them back? new information for people dealing with that exact problem. >>> a life-changing gift to a wounded veteran and his family. a smart home filled with technology to help himove >>> let's check back in at arlington national cemetery now, where president obama just laid a wreath at the tomb of

what is going on all morning long as hundreds of volunteers show up at food and friends in northeast washington. they pack up all the meals, and then another group comes in to deliver the meals. the backbone of the operation who gets this going every year is craig scheier, a good friend of mine. awesome. it is great every day of the year, but it is particularly fantastic today. >> it is. this is a special day. we do this every day, 52 weeks a year, but thanksgiving is a special day. we will be sending out meals to 5300 people today. people with aids, cancer, their friends and family. suzanne: when you go to someone's house, you may be the only person they see that day, and they may not be having a great day. so it is not just about the food, it is about the spirit. >> most of us enjoy time with our family and friends, but there are many people who are sick who do not really have a lot of contact outside their own home, and in the greater washington area, many people do not have families. they are with their families throughout the year. speaking of family, i have my number one son here thinking

clouds, superimposed radar.c you can see the cloud cover, there is some precipitation the northeast. washington, with more snow. today, mostly sunny with a west wind, it will be chilly tonight overnight 40 degrees with the winds light out of the southwes between five and ten tomorrow sunshine coast and 60 degrees. on monday 62, the next five days look to be uneventful6. slight chance of passing sprinkle on tuesday election day. the polls will be opening at 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. >> expecting partly cloudy skie with mid- 40s to start ultimately topping out in the low '60s. the next few days, high pressure will be in control, then moving east. that will provide vi could take the highs back into the low 40s next week otherwise, tonight we fall back with daylight saving time ending. changeover at 2:00 .m change the batteries in your carbon monoxide and smoke detectors. seven games, nine days and plenty of memories. >> the indians fell short of winning the 22nd world serieses. we had some fun to bring you moments . today, history in the making in the city of cleveland. nobody had a more majestic,

and amani prince of northeast washington is happy she got her money back after the popular bus company mega bus didn't show up, leaving her and other passengers stranded in philly. unable to get home that late night, she bought a train her the money, she asked for help. mega bus apologized for the inconvenience and told us all of the customers have been getting compensation. they reimbursed her for her train ticket. >> if i never would have called you, they would have given me the run around still to this day. >> we're keeping track of how much money we recovered for our viewers, and to date, we have added it up for a total -- check this out, jim, your favorite part -- you attention. >> drum roll. >> $686,000 and all of that other spare change. >> i'm rounding up. >> fine. and if you have a consumer problem you need help solving, we want toknow about it. open up our nbc washington app and search responds. >> thank you, susan. >> right now in parts of the midwest, yes, oh, check this out. >> yikes. >> snow and lots of it falling in minnesota. it brings an end to the warmest grand rapids

. >> take i look live at northeast washington to make holiday special for others. who they're cooking for and why coming up in a live report. >> if you need something to make? don't worry we have you covered. storm meteorologist chuck bell continues our recipe sharing >> now on news 4 today, giving thanks. cooking a thanksgiving feast can be a lot of work, but imagine cooking more than 3,000 holiday meals. that's what's happening at food and friends. friends people are looking forward to. >> how about you burn some turkey day calories early this morning? by getting a jump start on your holiday shopping. where the door buster deals are at this early hour. that's coming up. >> and don't worry if you still need a side dish. the news 4 today team shares some last-minute recipes. that is, if travel troubles don't keep you from getg >> announcer: news for today starts now. >> from the skyways to the highways, take a live look right now at reagan national airport as well as the area roadways because some people still have to travel to their thanksgiving destinations today

news 4 megan mcgrath is inside food and friend in northeast washington where dinner is being prepared and all the great work from the volunteers, too. good morning, megan, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. we're in a little bit of a lull moment. they're going to get working on the side. everything to provide a full holiday meal for those in need, people battling life-threatening illnesses. now, among the amazing volunteers here today, the ladies from the platinum dreams motorcycle club. woo! let's see those jackets. and eileen redmond, tell me why you're here. this is your fifth year. volunteering at food and friend. we want to give back to the community. we give back to the community all year long and we just added this to our calendar of events. and we make sure every year that we do it. we love giving back to the communities. that's part of what we do as a club, as a family because that's what we consider each other. >> all right. well, keep up the great work and thanks. we saw you last year and hopefully we'll see you next we're. >> this year also. this is one of o

looking for two men who robbed a postal worker at gun point ott second and adams street in northeast washington. the postal worker say the men pistol-whipped, punched and kicked him. and wallet. the postal inspection service is offering a reward for $50,000. >>> a traffic warning in the district. be sure to avoid massachusetts avenue northwest near dupont circle, it's down to just one lane between dupont circle and scott circle all week long. construction crews will be repaving sidewalks between 9:30 in the morning and 3:00 p.m. each day this week. metered parking near dupont circle will be south carolina courtroom. big ruling in dylann roof's case, the man accused of fatally shooting nine black people inside a church. why a lawyer will no longer be responsible for roof's defense. >>> and huge lines of people in cuba morning the death of fidel castro. >>> and breaking news, reports of an active shooter at ohio state. seven people sent to the hospital, much more on the story unfolding now from the live desk. stay wh us. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk with more on the brea

anna-lysa gayle is live in northeast washington. what a mess. the pictures are so telling. anna-lysa: this includes old furniture and old carpet and other garbage piled up, just one of several piles on this block following the water main break. chennai, residents spoke about their frustrations and it's something they are still dealing with. >> i'm a vietnam veteran and disabled. the oldest personal this block had to go through just about

at midday, neighbors reacting after what police are calling a deadly domestic incident in northeast washington. police say and son. that father is a retired police officer. good morning, everyone. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm melissa mollet. high schoolers expected to walk out of class soon in protest. >>> and we had a little bit of rain this morning. now we're starting to see that sun peek through. a little chilly out there but temperatures are rising. we have your weekend forecast all coming up. >>> and right now to that accused of shooting and killing his son once worked for their department. shooting happened at a home along woodbridge street northeast just south of rhode island avenue. news 4's kristin wright is receiving new information and has more on that. kristin? >> reporter: barbara, everyone in the neighborhood seems to know this house as the one where a former d.c. police officer lives with his wife and son. those neighbors say they aren't aware night. neighbors say they heard three to four shots. >> you never imagine anything like this ever, ever. >> reporter: neighbors like

where students in our area are expected to protest the election northeast washington where we spent the night out sleeping on the street for a good cause. >>> good morning, everybody, i'm erika gonzalez in for aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang and our aaron gilchrist right now joined dozens last night sleeping outside for a good cause. >> he joins us live from the covenant house in washington to is so important and very dear to your heart. >> i've had an opportunity to meet some of the young people who benefit from the services and the support that the covenant house washington precipitations. tonight was an opportunity to show solidarity with homeless youth in d.c. we'll tell you much more about how the night went and how the money that was raised tonight is used by covenant house. >> looking forward to that, aaron and we want to talk about a forecast. we'll have warm weather today and part of saturday and then the bottom the sleeveless jackets. >> you're right. saturday morning soccer games with the kids will be great, no problem. it is after lunch time that things get dicey tomorrow.

a woman is recovering from a northeast washington. they found the woman outside on the sidewalk on holbrook street at moore street northeast this morning. it appears this may have been accidental. >>> little relief if you take the red line, today is the last day of metro segment shutdown. there are no track works during the holidays but it starts next monday. be aware of that. >> good morning. brand new problem that dropped up, a significant issue. westbound lanes are shut down in that area, trike to get more information. when you look at 95 through virginia, southbound through canico a little slow. nobd looking okay in maryland. >> thank you. we'll check your forecast next. 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. >>> good morning. it's a cold sure. temperatu

glitz of the inaugustingal and the first african-american president, but i was driving through northeast washington and saw a guy walking down the street thinking i wonder if he's excited by this? he looks like he can barely find a job. he looks like he slept maybe in a corner in somebody else's basement apartment last night. does this mean anything to him except in the abstract? and that's what a lot of people, the jeremiah wrights among them, are speaking to. >> host: right. class really does intersect in all these -- >> guest: yes. >> host: jer high ya wright, if i'm not mistaken, went to boys high school, a very fine high school in philadelphia -- >> guest: he's a brilliant man. >> host: a ticket to high education. >> guest: yeah. >> host: many, most people you write about in the book, obama went to columbia, occidental -- >> guest: amazing education. >> host: booker, all of them, amazing. >> guest: a lot of harvard in there. >> host: and when i was reading it, i was struck by a story, that 1961 robert frost comes down to the kennedy inaugural, and the night before he's over at the white house,

if you are perhaps doing late night traveling, we have travel delays across the northeast, boston to washingtonton and buffalo and pittsburg. we are dry tonight but the change comes like this, radar 3d, an area of low pressure across the heart land with a trailing cold front working its way eastward not tomorrow but tuesday and a prolonged per period of wet weather into wednesday. dry start back to work monday, potential soaking tuesday and wednesday and behind that turning cooler this week. we have a full exclusive in the ak weather forecast. >> we need the rain. thank you, melissa. >> dramatic new images showing a fire that broke out. this is the beam lummer company. it broke out at 6:30 and took firefighters quite a while to get under control. the flames were so stubborn they threatened a nearby barn with horses. >> firefighters in philadelphia are trying to figure out why two cars caught fire inside an impound lot outside of richmond street. firefighters doused the fire and no injuries have been reported. breaking news from bucks county route 213 in language horn have been reopened but they

it again, but you guys will jump just like the rest of us where we're close to 60 here in washington. northeast, looking at that wide view, 40 in bing, we got a weekend off from football, at least redskins spend the time outside the it's just gorgeous. clear skies and we'll be really nice not just this weekend, but through the rest of the week, including election day. here's why high pressure recent enforced through the early part of the week, we got dry weather, we got seasonal temperatures and it looks very nice, like i said for voting tuesday. even though we cool off overnight, we'll see those temperatures rebound well into the 60's. here's that election day forecast and the call from the weather team no excuse to not be outside. mostly sunny, it will be the mid 60's by afternoon. probably few more cloud those high clouds will come rolling in, otherwise it will be dry and looks nice, seven-day forecast, sunny and breezy today. there will be a decent breeze out of the northwest, over 20 miles an hour at times on sunday. so that might be the only kind of cool part of this afternoon. 62 sunny a

a very good sunday morning as the winds continue to change and continue to blow across northeast ohio. washington as well. the new trump administration begins to take shape. more announcements will be announced this week for people that will help them over the next 4 years. party leaders were selected this week in the senate. the democrats will hold off their vote until november 30. tim ryan has now challenged nancy pelosi. trump shook up washington, tim ryan says it should also shakeup the democratic party. >> we have screwed up so badly that donald trump is now the president of the united states. when the great blue firewall collapses in ohio and pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin we're doing something terribly wrong. >> that is why he is mounting a challenge to former house speaker nancy pelosi for national -- majority house leader saying there is an appetite in america for a new democratic party to trump. >> the obama is argon, the clintons are gone. we don't have anyone at the dnc. the house leadership races really going to be an important signal to many democrats, independents and mode

northeast valley. hollywood and washington. in the central valley, sahara and the 15, just south of the spaghetti bowl, 63 degrees. the barometer continues to be on the upswing on the high side. higher still down at liberty high. bermuda, 61 with a southwest breeze at 6. the wind, west-southwest at 9 charleston and the 215, it's 58 degrees. around southern nevada, beatty, 58 degrees. mesquite, 62. 54 up on the mountain. and 70 down in boulder city. 63 over in pahrump. take a look at some highs here in the valley, 81 in downtown las vegas. that's our studios. 76 in summerlin. 80 in downtown henderson and 82 the studio, 66 in henderson and 65 over on the west side on the lakes. 68 out at the airport. officially at the top of the hour, it's 66 in the city of angels and 63 at reno. eli in at 40 degrees. tomorrow, we're looking at a high, believe it or not, pushing 80 again, 79. we were 78 today. about the same conditions will prevail. you can see a little storm morning up the midatlantic coast natial this is packing a potent punch.

this is out of mount washington, you are talking about the northeast, and you have mount washington observatory, and it looks like the moon is just resting right on top of the mountain, a pretty cool looking shot of the supermoon, and as we talk about that, why is this such a special supermoon, it's the closest and largest full moon since january 26, 1948, 14% bigger and 13% brighter you are brightness difference but not the size difference but it won't be seen again until 2034. 81 degrees for our high today, 58 the low, a cool start to the day, and a mild looking finish, a couple of degrees above average. a dewpoint of 63, and 87% humid, winds out of the north at 5 miles per it's 66 for you in wi wauchula,d it's a lot warmer now than it was 24 hours ago, in fact, in brandon you are 14 degrees warmer, inland, 7 to 11 or 12 degrees warmer. up against the coast, even 3, 4, 5 degrees warmer. warmer than it was yesterday, and we are also dealing with some isolated fog out there this morning. another chance of locally dense fog heading into monday morning. here is your satellite and radar. here is t

the rockies and northern >>> if you're flying airport delays possible along the northeast corridor from boston to washington. as well as in atlanta and new orleans. >>> now to a bizarre incident at houston's airport. a passenger pulled open the emergency exit on a moving plane and jumped onto the tarmac. >> she was quickly captured by police. but it's not the first time that someone has misused those exits. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: passengers on this jet were stunned. >> this lady door and jumped out. >> reporter: landing in houston from new orleans but not at the gate yet the emergency door is gone. as well as a passenger. spotted on video obtained by kprc, she is seen running across the tarmac towards the terminal but authorities quickly realize this is not a threat, but a medical case. >> psychiatric problem, airport response team 92. >> reporter: the woman hospitalized overnight. but this is not the first time flight attendants who decided to quit by deploying the chutes and bailing out of the aircraft and their jobs. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> delta air lines banned for life

. >> in northeast washington. tonight. >> they are celebrating. here is the governor, now counsel man elect. >> that's how it started. >> you got in by the skin of your teeth. >> i'm very grateful for the a chance to come back and serve them again. enduring plan. so people will be able to update the plan and make changes. and perhaps it will have some value to other wards. >> that's vincent gray that was gray has made a lot of friends as mayor. so it's going to be a -- reporting live from northeast washington. >> an hour ago we showed how we're the presidential results. now we want to give you a unique look. that wheel is changing colors and it's the biggest pie chart in our area. >> i can't imagine a bigger pie chart. as heated as things are getting as things are winding down, things are cooling. >>> and we are back, election 2016. 10:30 here in the east coast. you see it right there, donald trump, we called it just before the break. donald trump projected the win the state of ohio and its 18 electoral votes there, and david muir, you see a big g

washington. >> nice weather in northeast ohio, 60 degrees, things are changing with the cold front on the way, your details coming up. >>> she was told she would never walk again, and we meet the woman that just finished >>> trained to at 7:00 -- trained to, it's thursday night football, coming up, the baltimore ravens tied for first, and you know about the browns, 0-9, desperate to get the first win of this season, the first win for hue jackson as head coach of the cleveland browns, and it will be a struggle but we will see if they can pull it out, all of the action coming up at the top of the hour, jim donovan, channel 3 sports. >>> we will talk about the basketball this hour, remember on june 19 when the cavs won the warriors, the series come back that it never been done before, and this afternoon the celebration continued at the white house, and what an eventful day. >>> we got done with indians, and we are prepping for the browns and now we had the cavs celebration. >> what a year this has been, and this was a lot of fun to watch, ending that 50 two-year drought, and winning the first nba