separate charges in montgomery county next month. >>> a rash of vehicle break-ins is happening in northwest d.c. in one neighborhood there. it has authorities really concerned this morning. the latest incident, one of at least nine in d.c.'s c chevyse neighborhood so far this year. the victims, two young girls who had their backpacks and school computer stolen. the girls were with their parents on a pre-storm trip when e thieves t. >> i opened the door, and there was glass all down here on this part of the seat. >> my one daughter is in middle school and has a computer that's pa of her program. her computer she's supposed to use every day fromchool was stolen. >> d.c. police say been a sharp increase of theft from autos in the first two months of the new year compared to lasar >>> maryland's drivers license could be in for a 'smakeover. change some states have already adopted. a bill makingtsay through annapolis has a new gender option. m would stand for male. f would stand for female. then they'd add this, an x, which would represent unspecified or other genders. darcy spenceintroduces us to t

survivors and advocates gathering in northwest d.c. inday. they are ask pope francis to immediatelep institute sg reforms. th want more transparency, better reporting of suspected abuse and harsher penalty for abuse and coverups. >> if you abuse a child, you are immediately turned over to law enforcement. if you cover up the o abuse a child, you are turned over to law enforcement. it doesn't take four days o prayers and discernment to it. sta >> there's a vigil planned for tonight to play for reform at st. ignatius chapel. that sta at 8:00 p.m. >>> a dramatic finish in the battle over the last undecided congressional election in the nation. after a four-day hearing the north carolina board of elections voted today to hold a new election. republican candidate mark harris ended up with the most votes in the ninth district but there were allegations that operatives on his payroll committed ballot fraud. harris denied knowledge of any wrong doing but his own son testified against him yesterday. it's not clear when the new elecon will take place.

in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news >>> a prince george's county community tells news 4 tonight theyafeel u it's after a string ofeneveral violt crimes, all within close proximity to one another. last night, news 4's bensen reported. today we chght up w one woman who was moving out of her partment because the shootingings have become too much. >> i've been here five years and it's been at least ten. at least ten. t >> ins immediate area? >> in this immediate area. >> police are lookingor a motive and possible suspects in the murders. they've made a arrest in a separate homicide yesterday inl hyatts >>> new tonight, president trump slams speaker nancy pelosi ande su he's ready to move forward on his border wall plan without congress. in a wide-ranging interview with "the new york timeen the pres said bipartisan negotiations on border security are, quote, a waste of time. the president accused speakerpe si of hurting the country and indicated he could declare a wmtional emergency to build the wall. ers need to reach a deal on government funding by february 15th to avoid another sh

ma cathedral in northwest d.c. after the 5:30 mass. >> what's going on in the catholic church is a disgrace. i'm beyond upset, and i -- i feel so sad for all the people who have been so hurt and deceived overhese years. >> mccarrick served as archbishop from 2001 to 200 and he becomes the first catholic church leader to be defrocked or removed frothe priesthood because of sexual abuse, and this decision g the blessing of pope francis himself as bishops prepare together in rome next week to discuss the worldwide sexual abuse scandal. this man says he grewe up in church. >> i think it was about time. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> church needs to do the right things, and i think that w one of the right things. >> reporter: an archdiocese statement says it hopes vatican's decision serves to help the healing process for survivors of abuse as well as those who havenc exper disappointment or disillusionment because of what former archbhop mccarrick has done. >> tbond no longer exists. >> reporter: church members he

news 4' drew wilder is live in the ledroit neighborhood in northwest d.c. >> reporter: good morning. right now, police have the murder weapon but they don't have the killer. the murde weapon is an suv. we'll walk you through what happened. on tuesday, a man d namediel olaya isalking on the sidewalk near ledroit park. and he is argui with a man in a vehicle alongside of him. the two a arguing loudly, loudly enough to wake up some of the neighbors in this area. wh olaya goes to cross the anreet, the steps on the gas, drives into him, drives over him and kills m. news 4 spoke with his uncle who struggled to put the family's grief into words. >> yh. it's -- without an exaggeration, it's literally just killing us right now. >> reporter: police say the driver sped off down 4th street. again, they still haven't found or identified him, just the vehicle, that was used to kill olaya. reporting live in northwest this morning, drew wilder. >> thank you. >>> jt one day after the news that john wall was out for at changes for, more the wizards roster. the team announced they are trading otto port

a man was hit and killed by a car overght in northwest d.c. at florea avenue. learning more about the man who was killed. >>> discussions bin on a proposed name change for woodrow wilson high school in northwest d.c. some say wilson supported segregation and want it removed. thers a forum tonight. >>> former congressman john dingell's funeral will be held today. the democrat was the longest serving member of congress. he died a last week 92 years old, following a battle with cancer. >> lawmakers have struck a deal to avoidennother governmt shutdown. no bill has been written and nothing has been signed. right now, it's stillfunclear president trump will support it. >>> freezing rain left this west.g north a just rain later today. wiy tomorrow the sun is back. another chance for winter weather over the weekend. as you're driving into town, you go by the lincoln memorial, happy birthday. 210 years ago today. abraham lincoln was born. >> that's news 4 today. thanks for waking up with us. >> the "today" sho. is ne enjoy your day. >> make it a great

police asking everyone to on alert, noting a rise in w car break-ins across d.c., especially in upper northwest have d.c. police crime statistics here, showing that c theft from autmes are on the rise. especially in the 2nd police distrihere. look at these numbers. 213 break-ins from january 1st last year to this time last year. and you see the number stands at 21ar but this the number stands at in405. olice service area, 14 thefts from autos about this ti this year, the number has doubled. and just to show you howth seris has become, just a few weeks ago, in upper northwest, and sheppard park, there were almost 50 break-ins of cars in a single night. the bigertems that taken, small items like sunglasses. and then, we'll talk to a family igose minivan was broken into. and you be surprise where and when. >> justin, thank you. cherry blossom buds at the tidal basin here. it's too early to tell when the cherry blossoms will bloom this year. temperatures leading up to the bloom are the biggest indicator here. laak year, you remember the bloom date was pushed back, due to a cold snap, after a couple

a new panda-themed exhibit ened at the national zoo in northwest d.c. it's interactive. it haoutlines researchers who study pandas see. it features games and activities, all which teaches visitors about the conservation, history and care of giant pandas. >> we have reproductive scientists, and endocri endocrineologists. those are important things. they help us in our msion to save a peesspecies. >> visitors of the panda house will be able to navigate the effects of loss of bamboo forests. pandas are now classified as a vulnerable species. that's in part to t work of places like the national zoo. >> good thing we don't have a theft eproblem, peo stealing pandas. >> the national zoo has my name and my face. they're like, watch out for this crazc y lady. >> first place to look if a panda goes missing. >>> the groundhog and chuck bell told us that spring was on the eay. it may be t to setsi ade comfort foods and prepare for the weather. >> molette greenetting you ready to start the journey on getting fit for spring. >> y see me on news 4 every day. but my real life mirrors s

. >>> a vigil was held in a church at northwest d.c., forti vic of the church scandals. parishioners also prayed for church perform. some led the s group ing and prayer. >>>at gred outside of the embassy. some sex abuse survivors say they are skeptical that any change will come from the four-day summit. they are asking pope francis to introduce sweepingefms. they want transparency, better aporting and harsher penalties for abuse cover-ups. >> if you abuse a child, you are immediately turne over to law enforcement. if you cover-up the abuse of a child, you are turned over to law enforcement. it doesn't take fourays of prayers and discernment to understand that. >> theatican summit on sex abuse will conclude with another speech from pope francis and a prayer service on sunday. >>> time for a check of the top stories this morning. no new charges for the coast guardfficer accused of plotting a massive terror attack. e fbi arrested christopher hasson after the coastuard foun suspicious internet searches on his work computer. he made posonline describing himself as a white nat

it happenedueay night, along "t" street in northwest d.c. in the ledroit park neighborhood. >>> police arrested 30-year-old rental offutt in connection to a bus stop shooting. this happen monday near pennsylvania in southeast d.c. all of the victims suffered nonlife-threating injuries. >>> the principal at charles herbertsc flowers higol is on leave after an altercation with a student. the 17-year-old ishaeing ced as a juvenile. the prince cipal has been placen leave until further notice m >>ajor changes on the wizards' roster. the wizards have traded oo porter and markieff morris. porter is going to the bulls w d moill be going to the pelicans. this is after john wall was out foat least a year. >>> the bowie police department is searching for a man who exposed himse inside of a michael's craft store. this is the suspect, wearing a blackja jacket and gray o white pants. the incident happened on friday, january 18th. this michael's story is off of crane highway next to the target. call bowie police if you have information on this matter. >>> a

. >> doug, thank yo >>> newant too, a rash of vehicle break-i in one northwest d.c. neighborhood. the latest victims, two youngs girlho had their backpacks and school work stolen. that incident one of least nine in d.c.'s chevy chase neighborhood so far this year. news's jacky bensen has more on this troubling trend and what you need to know to protect your belongings. jackie? >> reporter: jim, the people who are doing this are able to smash a cash's window and grab the valuables inside so quickly, so quietly, that people have beend stan nearby and not even noticed what was going on. >> i opened the door and then there was just glass all down here on this part of the seat. >> reporter: steve howard describes the result of a quick presnowstorm trip to the safeway on connecticut avenue near chevy chase cir on tuesday, about 6:00 p.m. after his daughters, ages 8 and 11 recovered from the shock of seeing the smashed glass, they realized the thieves that taken only two things from the vehicle, their backpacks. these are images of identical models that their parents filed with the polic

we're showing you a live look here outsidef our studios in northwest d.c. coming back with more on totals and the time line for when all of this stops.>> a sports final that's gone to thedogs. he helps four legged friends find their forever ho. >> and otto porter on his new home and playing against his pals. >> the 30t best tennis player in t world joinshe round table to talk celebrity and celebration. all that and more on sports fina right after t news right here on nbc 4. see you then . >>> the crowded field of democratic presidential hopefuls growing even larger toy. minnesota senator announcing her candidacy as snow blanketed minneapolis. >> as one faith leader reminded me this week, to pursue the good we must believe that good will prevail. >> her campaign team ordered 100 gallons of hot coco and 100 gallons of hot apple cider to keep her supporters warm. she prides herself for achieving results. she was elected last year by winning in dozens of counties mr. trump wo he said she looked like a snow man out there. she asked the president how his hair wou

. >>> an argument led to a deadly shooting in northwest d.c. an argument broke out. one man left the group to get a gun. when he returned, he shot and killed a man described in his late teean or early 20s. rrest has not been made. >>> d.c. police has arrested a man who is accused of murder and shoong an elementary schoolteacher in the face. tyree irving killed a man in broad daylight last month. this happened just blocks away from the metro station. police say irving shot a d.c. fourth grade math teacher last week. he was struck by a stray bullet and was wounded in the hands and face. irving was arrested on tuesday. >>> this morning, a massage therapist is accused of a woman inappropriately. montgomery county police say there could be other victims. he worked at hand and stone massage and facial spa. he touched a woman inapprop.ately last decemb customers say they are relieved he's been edarre >> i'm glad he was caught. i hope his brought to justice. >> police say johnson also ge ked as a private mas therapists out of people's homes. >>> six firefighters are covering

mess hal in northwest d.c. held its fifth annualve ramen today. restaurants putting their noodle-making skills to the test. wow. is that a onesie around -- a onesie? as you can see, some very enthusiastic ramen fans out to indulge in goo old comfort food. >> we're celebrating ramen and all things noodle. i love ramen because it's so gl glutovous and naughty and to stuff my face with it. >> who is that guy? a portion of the profits will go to the capital area food bank. i sawohe beer next it. that sounds really tasty for dinner. >>> cycling for a c goodse. thousands of people in our area joining a nationwide movement to save lives. >> protest and pamphleting outside the basilica in support outside the basilica in support of the v (nicki palmer) being a verizon engineer is about doing things right. and there's no shortcut the right way. so when we roll out the nation's first 5g ultra wideband network, it'll be because we were the first to install the fiber-optics and small cells, it'll be because wand upgrade the towers that will change the way we l

out the man who is nowf accused o assaulting an officer is also accused of setting a fi inside a northwest d.c. restaurant. comment ping-pong. ryan remus was charg with arson today. new tonight we're hearing from the man who filmed the takedown, a student maryland.iversity of >> police came and tried to krount him a h confront him a started resisting right away. >> in a new twist tonight, erosecutors say an hour before the fire, h posted a video on s parent youtube page alleging that the world is run by a satanic global pedophile ring. it was a repost of a so-called z piate conspiracy theorist. these theories inspired a shootiur at the rest back in 2016. remus remains in jacl. he's in court next week. >>> new reaction tonight to amazon's bombshell decision to back out of new york city. lnews 4 has pressedal leaders on what it means for our region. sejackie b live in arlington, which is just one part of northern virginia which will benefit from hihq2. jackie. >> hello, doreen. it's notust arlington breathing a sigh of relief that plans haven't changed. amazon's plans also include the city of al

. >> reporter: the exhibitle c "washington's other monuments" will be at temple sinai in northwest d.cit includes an extraordinary video compilation through two film projects documenting three decades of gun violence in the district. ecent speak in violence has not escaped the attention of retired d.c. homicide detector turnedil fmmaker mitch creedal. >> the violence is starting up again. i'm hopg it's not going to be' repeat of years ago because it was terrible. reporter: curtis mozie has documented homicide violence in decades. >> i'm seeing that pattern. >> reporter: also featured in the video, work of ryan. as a child in the 1990s she lost both her sister tracy hall and her brother ronald to gun ce viol in 2017 she created a center in theirame to help affected families, including an 8-year-old boy who hasan lled his grief and anger at the murder of a loved one into a goal to be a >>firefight. e's now getting in his mind that when he becomes a firefighter, every life he saves will be in honor to those two people who were taken from him. >> rorter: at temple sinai in northwest washin

. >>> in northwest d.c., the fifth person shot tonight, police found a man with a gunshot wound at the intersection of columbia road and georgia avenue. he was awake and breathing when he was taken to the hospital for treatment. police don't have word of any suspects in thi one. >>> tonight, virginia governor ralph northam remains defiant that he will not resign. let's take a look at all that has unfolded since just last friday. that's when a racist photo emerged from the governor's 1984 medical school yearbook. he apologized for appearing in the photos but then on saturday said he wasn't actuallyn them. he admitted in a press conference to darkening his face imitate michael jackson, also in 1984 at a dance contest in texas. yesterday the goverr met with miss senior staff to discuss what he should do and then today we man could replace him came under fire. norginia's lieutenant gov justin fairfax, denied a sexual assat allegation that was reported on that same conservative website that first posted the racist photograph found in the governor's yearbookth f them denying their respective

we notice a lot of fog outside the studios in northwest d.c. tonight. big changes are coming, though, just in time for our weekend. >> it's thick out there right now.ea storm 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer explains what's in store for your mfriday, ande importantly, saturday/sunday, heug. >> yeah,ey thing here, guys, you're going to wake up bad.hink, hey it's not too but tomorrow afternoon is going to feel a lot different. you mentioned the fog, locations picking up less than 1/4 mile of visibility out there. heads up. courtesy of the warmer air trying to move in. you can see some heavier showers back to the west. it looks r like itlly wants to come in our way. most of these, though, will die yby the time t get here. the big thing is going to be the temperature. look where we are. currently back up to 50, up a degree from last hour. 67 in that warmer air is trying to slide in across our region. look behind it, into the 40s behind this and even colder to the west. by tomorrow afternoon we'll be in the 20s and 30 for the wind chill. i'll tell you wha

outside right now you can see the wind blowing in our cameras here, blowing our flag right outside northwest d.c. the flag still blowing. skw.ht blueie s, look at the wind, currently winds northwest at 14. we can take that. twot ours agowas 31, last hour 27, now down to 14. these are sustained winds. now gusts are still on theigh side, though. 37 in leesburg, 37 in d.c. so it's stillindy but we do not have the gusts over 40, 50 miles an hour le we did earlier this morning. look at the wind reports, though. these are all wind reports. look how many there are. especially right around the d.c. metro area. anything in bl are high wind sts anything in the greener areas these are trees down, numerous trees asdown. this one of them, partially uprooted tree ang ssachusetts avenue, closed massachusetts in both directions, part of river road sclosed, part of the beltway, 270. now the wind advisory has been shaved back. eastern deshore, phihia they're still under the wind advisory. they saw stronger winds to the north and west of us, no longer under the wind advisory for most of us, this will be allowed to

>>>e watching news 4 today. >> we're staying on top of breaking news in northwest d.c. this morning. police say a pedestrian was hit by a car. >> thisd happe at 4th and "t" streets. right now, that area is closed to traffic. megan mcgrath just arrived on the scene sand joins us with more what's going on? >>ndeporter: you can see be me, everything is closed down. theer area whthe accident happened is at the intersection of 4th and "t." it was 3:00 in the morning when police arrived on the scene. a pedestrian wast struck in t area by an suv. the driver of that suv left the scene. there's a search for that driver that's responsible. thededestrian we're t is in critical condition at an area hospital, with life-threatening injuries. there is a lookout for a dark su that was last sceeen driving northbound on fourth street. police want to catch up with that driver. anyone in ther area saw a car or a dark suv speeding away,iony inform you might have, you're asked to call investigators. at this point, the driver who critically injured this pedestrian is still out there. back to

to noon at the udc center on connecticut avenue, the student center, in northwest d.c. our molette gen is going to be there live. come out and meet her and employers and bringhe resume. >>> speaking of new jobs, tommy mcfly is going to be hero talk about his next career adventure. he's been sout secretive a it up until today. we'll get the scoop coming up next o what's going to happen anth the tommy show 2.0. >>> and susan h helping you get the most for your money, picks for the most fun, safe and reliable vehicles. >>> before we go to break, we want to let you know about breaking newswe're getting word on here. chopper 4 out on top of a double shooting. we know both victims are men. >> one of them rertedly in >> one of them rertedly in critical condition, the other woman: this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking in on irreversible jot damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of i

. >>> want you the look at this incredible wind damage in northwest d.c. o courtland place and 29. the street near the national zoo. >> giant trees snapped and slammed into a car. it also took outn a window another car. look at that. and while leaving behind a mess in the street and the sidewalk. clean up crews across the areads have their h full. nicole jacobsve is ith a look at more of the widespread damage. hey, nicole. >> the wind has been brutal this morning and may igay damagin as well. to give you a sense of how strong it is, look howth fierce e trees are whipping in the wind there. i also want to draw yourio attent to this video where strong winds in the overnight hours brought down two trees on old dominion dre. it also knocked out power in that entire area. dominion energy was on the scene to clear the tree and to restore the power. springfield firefighters tweetth ou image from carrie lane last night. a large tree was no match for the powerful winds. it collapsed on the home, two people had to be rescued. and take a look at this video. it was shot in centerville just a s

. >>> an argument led to a deadlyn shootingr an elementary school in northwest d.c. an argument broke out. one man left the group to get a gun. when he returned, he shot and killed a man dlacribed in his teens or early 20s. an arrest has not been made. >>> this morning a massage therapist has been accused of touching women inappropriately. montgomery county police say there could be other victims. he worked at hand and stone massage and facial s. he touched a woman reappropriately last december. customers say theyelieved he's been arrested. >> i'm glad he was caught. i hope his brought to justice. >> police say johnson also worked as a private massage therapists out of people's homes. >>> six firefighters are recovering after battling a fire t baltimore. the fire started yesterday morning in the basement and quickly spread. the firefighters are all pected to be okay. >>> maryland students are planning a walkout to push for stricter gun control laws. last year, thousands of local students walked out of class to protest the deadly high school shooting in parkland, flor

this was on north capitol street and florida avenue in northwest d.c. anthere's a retail corrido exxon gas station. the roads are wet out there. ugen we spoke to police, t and we asked them what may have cahis crash to happen. they did not know yet. we know the person who hit this man did stay on the police will be able to ask that person some questions. we'll be able to update you as we learn information. back to you. thank you. >>> two people were seriously hurt after a pedestrian accident in largo. the man and woman were hit when walking near prince george's community college in largo last night. the driver did stay on the scene. no word if the driver will be charged. >>> it's known as one of the deadliest roads in maryland. no calls for change on indian head road in loudon are getting louder. there have been 135 crashes with injures along route 210. a grassroots effort that began two years ago has a resulted in fixed speed camera goingt up. mmunity members say that is still not enough. >> you typically put speed cameras at traffic lights. you put re

drew walder is live in northwest d.c. where the crash happened. h drew did this all start? >> reporter: we just got an update from metropolitan police who say they have the murder weapon, but they don't have a killer. the murder weapon in this case is actually an suv. here's whate know happened. on tuesday night a man named daniel alaia is walking here along t street, comes up to the intersection of 4th street alongside of him, there's another man driving in a car. there two having a loud argument back and forth making threats to each other. neighbors here actually told us that the arguments were so ld it woke them up. the two continued to make threats, ala walks into the intersection, the man driving ce car stomps on the gas, drives his into alaia and killshim. we spoke with alaia's uncle w tells us that his family is going through aot of grief right now. >> yeah. it's -- it's -- without exaggeration, it's killing us right now. >> reporter: police recovered the suv that wasn used this murder and this is being investigated as a homicide but so far metropolitan police s ven'

like here at foundry in northwest d.c. banns representing the gay community drape the sanctuary. vote with more than 800 delegatesm fthin the religion from around the world, things have changed. >> game together in st. louis to vote on issues to the inclusion of lgbtqi people. >> she was there when delegates voo tighten the ban on same-sex marriage and o dan ordaining clergy. >> it's heart >> reporter: dr. david mccal ster wilson is the president of westerly seminary. he was watchin the vote closely. >> it does not mean that they are not welcome as members of the church or to be involved in the various ministries of the ur . >> reporter: but some for the ban say they want to remind the faithful tha gays and lesbians were never allowed to be ordained and get married in the church in the first place. . mccallister wilson said he fears the vote will further divide the church since ipnisters who break the rules can be sd of their ministri. ministri but pastors like jinger said that's a risk she's willing t take. >> reporter: we'll find a way forward. it doesn't mean we won't have es

ster spoke to teenagers today at windshielden high school in northwest d.c. nbc news and the pointer institute have teamed up to createmdiawise to teach students the difference between fact andiction in the news. it teaches students how to fact check ories. news w 4'sdy talked to lester today about the importance of this program. >> if you don't understand fact and fiction you t td accept whatever confirms your view. for all of us to be functioning, you know, membersf is society and this democracy we need to come arm would the information. >> and you can find mbout the program on our nbcon washingt app. just search mediawise. >>> it's a good idea to get mediawise for all of us. >> it sure is. >> doug is bacith more on the weather and what's coming at us next. we've got some reallyood weather. >> get some things done, maybe go to the store. amelia did not do the bread ometeroday but for saturday -- i would say go ahead and do it because on saturday is going to be tough today and you want to stay indoors just watch the snow comebe down. use i do think we're goi

a he's dow midland in northwest d.c. what was that scene like? > reporter: lively to say the least. look, we know d.c. lovesets litic and we knew the bars would be open today when former fbi director james comey testified, they were open. when brett kavanaugh testified,. they were o so going in today with the president's former lawyer on the hill, you b knew thes would be open. politics is entertainment th hearing on capientosl y'hill was must-see tv. hearingseen a lot of before and they tend to be pretty dry. this one has been a lot morely lihan i expected. >> reporter: from the beginning it was clear that michael cohen's hearing was the perfect time to enjoy some draft and drama in d.c. >> people are looking at this as it doesn't happen often in their life, so they want to be a educated tond what's going on. >> reporter: several bars in the district opened their doors early. hunter took a break from driving for lyft to watch her first ever congressional hearing. >> i'm prett new to d.c. and this is pretty heavy political climate so i guess it's common people would have come out for

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an argument may have triggered t deadly and run in northwest d.c. two weeks ago. one person is facing murder charges. daniel was hit crossing fourth street and t street and later died. the driver morris harley argued with him just before he hit him. harley is charged wh first degree murder. >>> a triple shooting in the concern has residents and police asking the community for help in finding the suects. the drive-by shooting happened yesterday afternoon in in southeast. you can see a car covered in bulletholes. a 19-year-old is in critical condition. two other victims are expected to be okay. in a separate shooting, about 1e mi away from there on otanton road, police found a 17-year-old sh. he is expected to survive. no arrests have been made in either shooting. >>> we turn now to the ongoing crisis in the commonwealth. virginia republican house speaker kirk cox says lawmakers should come togethe decide how to address the sexual orsault allegations against the lieutenant gove two women have accused justin fairfax of assaulting them. lcox tweett night that a legisl

. >>> an upscale neighborhood in northwest d.c.target for car we're on the street with what you need to know to protect your belongings. >>> plus, a maryland family fighting to make a chaive on your 's license. we'll tell you about the inclusive option that they hope to bring to the whole state. >>> welcome in on this saturday morning, the 23rd of february, 2019. good morning to you. i'm david culver. the snow from the past week, it's been moved out.nd the wee weather still not looking all that great though. storm team 4'sry lricketts is in the weather center, tracking changes forah us as weo d through, i guess, the rest of the week to come. today looki ining gloomy. >> not the best satuay, david. tomorrow, a little better. temperatures are going to be nearing 70 degrees tomorrow, sl ell you that right now. however, we're going to be talking about the winds for tomorrow night. some portions ofur area already in a high wind watch. not today though. we'r awaiting the arrival of some rain. rain will be pushing in here asu we continue

. >> pat collins at his usual snow post near his honne in ticut here in northwest d.c.night? >> well wrash we're out measuring snoin and colle entries in our latest snow stick challenge. we call it snow business, show business. in the spirit of the oscars we're asking people to go out and put on an outfit of of an actor or actress they like best or go out and recite one of the lines of the favorite movies. pats snow icture to stick. tweet them @pat snow stick. there's still time to enter. and boy, we've had a wide variety of entries. here's a sampler. it's one thing to do risky business. it's really risky in th snow. one guy sawhenow falling and had a caddy shackflashback. >> i don't think the heavy stuff is going to come down for quite ile. >> reporter: how about a little rocky? harry potter. moana. >> reporter: mission impossible. how does he stay up there like that? thehobbit, great outfit. and the "wizard of oz." and the entries, they keep in.ng we're going to close it all off at 7:00, but you still have time. get thatt picture. hat video. tweet it to pat's snow sti

matthews cathedral in northwest d.c. with more on the story. with retalking to any parishioners this morning andre what they saying? >> what we are talking to, a lot of them don't want to go on cameras, but they will tell you they are a bit relieved about thee, and they it as somewhat of a disgrace that the -- that the former archbishop --ow former archbishop was involved in the activities for which he was charged by the church and which led t his being defrocked. now, of course, he was the archbishop ofn washing from 2001 to 2006 and you talked about the high profile that that position carries and the way that he handled himself in that position but these charges stem from activities before he came to the archdiocese of washington utre. they putt statement saying this will help with the healing process and help when the sense of disappointment and disillusionment that many catholics may have felt and, of course, it has elicited some strong emotions for parhioners here in st. matthews. >> what's going on in the catholic such is agr de. i'm beyo

we'll start you off in the district, northwest d.c., where a neighborhood is dealing with a rash of vehicleident, one of at least nine in d.c.'s neighborhood so far this year. the victims, two young girls who had their backpac and school computer stolen. the girls were with their parents on a pre-snowstorm trip to safeway on connecticut avenue on tuesday when the thieves hi d.c. police say there's been a sharp increase in theft from cars in the first two monthsf the new year compared to last year. >>> you have to be 21 to buy cigarettes or vaping products in virginia. governor ralph northam signing bill thiweek, banning people under 21 from buying tobacco and the liquid nicotine used in the vaping devices. active dutyy militar personnel are exempt from the age io restr restri the bill had bipartisan support. >>> let's get a check of the foreca with lauryn ricketts on . >>> temperatures out there right now right around 40 degree 'sma. th pretty much where we are going to stay through the remainder of the day. rain will start moving in throughout the middle part of the morning and into the ea

. >> this morning, news 4 megan mcgrath is t trackin problem in northwest d.c.'s live with what she's seeing out there. hey, megan. >> reporter: yeah, hey, guys. we have moved on to alexandria. we got a report that there was etty rough pavemenhere, potholes on north howard street. so we're looking for that area at this po but, it's been a really difficult time for potholes. lots of drivers have encountered them. lots of people have experienced damage. and it's probably only going to get worse.ll now, the rain that we've had, that frigid temperatures and thenhe swing to swing-like temperatures, that's what's s using the problem. the water just ginto the cracks and the phalt, it then freezes and then thaws and that causes the potholes to form. and so that's why things e so bad right now.u an really damage your car when these get deep. aan just paid hundreds of dollars to havear his fixed. >> flattened my tire the other day overn southeast. literally ran over the pothole and tire blew out. i had to drive on the tire to get som help. was nuts. it really was. >> repo

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d.c. northwest.t runs until february 17th and not everyone is hap about this look alike exhibit saying, quote, women can choose to knock each other down or build each other up. i choose the latter. >>> it is the largest entrepreneurial program for girls in the world. the girl scout cookie program. >> after the breal one g scout who's using her rappi skillsng t >>> more breaking news out of virginia now. the determine attorney general just released a stateme saying that he wore black face as well at a college party in re80. is part of mark herring statements just out. in 1980, when i was a ds-year-old undergraduate in college, some fri suggested we attend a party dressed like rappers. we listened to beit. use of our ignorance and glib attitudes and because we appreciation for the experiences and perspectives of others, we dressed up and put on wigs and brown make-up. i am deeply deepl sorry for the pain that i caused with this revelation. this comes, of course, after photo of virginia governor ralph n

d.c. right in northwest. leon harris standing by with that f video us and the interaction between officers and the suspect. leon? >> yeah, jim. the video and the audio rsing ts of eyebrows tonight. now, we remember the scene be here. you saw it -- i'm sure you saw it earlier. police wit guns drawn outside of comet ping-pong pizza just we ws after president trumpon the election. well, w, never-before-seen footage has been obtained byro reveal news the center for investigative reporting through a public records request. and you can see and hearit officers handguns and rifles drawn as they move in and they a edgar welch. now, he's the one who traveled all the way fro c norolina to go to comet ping-pong pizza fle. his ar-15 now, when he got there, police were called and this is what happened. again, . we not seen and heard this before. >> all right. well, unfortunately we don't ve the audio right now ready. but despi that interaction here, theo video als showed the officers later uncuffing the suspect forome reas

police say this is part of a significant trend, they are noting across d.c., but specifically in upper northwest. about this time last year, they counted some 213 car break-ins. now, we're standing at 405. the mother of those two girls whoad their backpacks stolen, she has a message for leaves. >> first and foremost, i am praying for these culprits because i would like them to find another line of work. and i just really would like them to think that when they were children, how would they feel if someone came in and took something from them. >> again, police are ramping up patrol, tracking these cris. they're asking drivers to make sure you park yourn car a well-lit area and hide your valuables. things being stolen, a small items. >>> eight months after jordan mcnair died of heat stroke, students were invited to a fund-raiser. there was a huge turno. the line went out the door and down the sidewalk. the foundati was set up by mcnair's parents. they want to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of heat stroke. >>> everyone is talking about thacademy awards. >> big stars presented at the osca

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d.c. headquarters. news 4, back iide to u. >> thank you. >>> that was not the only shooting last night. in northwest, one person was shot at the intersection of georgia road and avenue. a man was awake and breathing when taken to the hospital. d.c. police are looking for two suspects. >>> right now, virginia's top two elected leaders are dealing with controversies. the governor, ralph northam, is under fire, after a racist photo emerged from a 1984 medical schoolokyear >> the man who could succeed northam as governor is denying a sexual assault allegation. we have been following the stories as they unfold. we go live to richmond. northams asking f more time before making a decision to resign. given the allt,ations agai now the lieutenant governor, do democratic elected officials t?em willing to comply with the governor's requ >> reporter: it's interesting. we know that the governor has spoken witab hiset and his staff. he held several high-level, meetinsking for more time. hoping to indicavindicate himse leaders. thin the governor's own party, they are saying they need him to step down as soon as po

d.c. elementary school. a fight escalated into a shooting on northwest street yesterday afternoon. >>> calls are growing for marry ann lisanti to resign. she used a racial slur. and she apologized, saying she hawas asd for using the insensitive and hurtful word. larry hogan and angela brooks say she should step down. >>> montgomery county police have arrested a massage therapist for inappropriately touching a woman. this happened last december. joshua johnson faces sexual assault charges. there could be additional victims bause johnson worked as a private massage therapist. >>> tnd fight between safety and convenience may come to a head in a metro board meeting today. a long debate over whether to extend the metro hours or track maintenance comes to a vote this morning.s adam t has been following the story for months now and has a preview of tetoday's >> reporter: all eyes on metro as the big debate takes center stagen a vote thisll thursday. the maintenance hours stay or will they go, in favor of longer service coming back? the district has maintained it wants the 3:00 a.m. service on the weekend to com ba

the ripples on the water as the wind is kicking up. 55 with winds out of the northwest 24 miles per hour. 37 miles an hour i d.cwindy afternoon, and this c all thed air on the backside of the system. you can see it clearly there's the front moving through. the wider view showing the front and the lake effect snow. i just want to show you this. this is amazing here. 63 and really 64 in richmond. pittsburgh. that's the cold air coming in across our region. a 20 degree difference between d.c. and hagerstown in our area. by later this eveni we will continue to see the numbers going down. wind chills in the 20s and 30s by 7:00, 8:00 tonight. it's going to be a chilly night, take the coat to dinner. beeady for tha as you make t.ur way out and about on your friday ni tomorrow, a chilly day, sunshine but breezy, winds gusting 20 to 25 miles an hour. so it's a cold day on our saturday. nothing like the frigid air we saw a week and a half ago butil cold. 43 on your sunday. we're going weather alert for monday nd tuesdayhere. this is an interesting scenario to see how much cold a there is. this is what we're thinking, dur

northwest. lauryn ricketts tracking some relief when it comes to the end of this polar vorx.te >>> chairman of the d.cen the laws to make it easier for residents to get help with mold. there was a lack of enforcement against landlords. jodie flieeischer shows us the problem and potential fix. >> it's been very difficult for my children to understand this. >> reporter: monique span is one of several local residents who contacted the i-team because of mold in theirts apartm in moniqus case, it was found on the floors, the walls, even the kreceiling. >> parts look like a petri di i. >> reporte got so bad, she had to move her children and dog out of this northwest apartment and into the hotel, as they waited weeks for repairs. >> we're at the mercy of peopli doing tob the right way. >> reporter: d.c. officials said mold is one of the top rental concerns. in 2014, they passed a law requiring landlords to send a licensedr. inspec when mold spreads more than 10 square feet, i t givm 30 days to get it fixed. the i-team found there is little forcement of the law when landlords don't comply. >> hundreds of indi

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little rolling back in across the pacific northwest so that basin places of snow will gradually push into central areas push further east temperatures taking a tumble d.c. and in new york where around seven celsius for sats days you go into sunday skoda still two or three degrees celsius night as the snow coming in across the prairie is pushing towards the upper midwest minus three the top temperature in chicago will still see some bits and pieces of snow just around northern pasco for you at this stage ally struggles to get to around thirteen degrees celsius we have got logically skies meanwhile across the caribbean that we have some wet weather just around cuba that's pulled out of the way where the cloud over the next day or two but it's looking good for the most part kingston gets up to around twenty nine celsius and will see plenty of sunshine the ride across the caravan into south america out across much of argentina southeast and possibly still will see some shop showers longer spells of rain that rain peping out more as you make a way towards rio the sunday afternoon. with the most billion people in the world production is under increasing stra

northwest apartment and into this hotel, as they for repairs. >> we're at the mercy of people doing their job. >> reporter: d.c. officials said mold is one of the top rental concerns. in014, they passed a law requiring landlords to send a licensed inspector. when mold spreads more than 10 square feet, it gives them 30 days to get it fixed. the i-team found there is little lyforcement of the law when landlords don't co >> hundreds of individuals walk in to legal aid with housing conditions inkues. i t it is fair to say that half of them have some concern about mold or mildew in their unit. >> reporter: harrison oversees the housing law unit for legal aid of washington. while d.c. has done more than most when it comes to requiring landlords to address mold, it should require an agency t enforce the law. right now, the only remedy for tony people is to go to court. >> that's very haro if you don't have the money to get access to a lawyer. gy reporter: plus, the department of ennd environment licenses mold inspectors but doesn't conduct inspections.f the departmentnsumer and regulatory affairs which oversees violat

d.c. police say a pedestrian is in critical condition after a hit-and-run in northwest. morning atth and t streets. >>> d.c. police are looking for whoever shot at a crowded bus stop hitting and injuring four men. a little girl was also hurt possiblyy flyingglass. this happened at 5:00 last night ns pvania avenue. >>> let's check with melissa mollet for your first 4 traffic. >> the third street tunnel crash has cleared. still a lot of delays on 295 coming from the north or the south. beltway lookingokay, inner loop crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. beach drive shut down between porter and crock for tree removal. delays are expected. >> thank you,melissa. >>> in this digital age, could your online behavior affect what you pay for car insurance. >> consumer reporter susan hogas working with you for how your digital footprint may somehow determinens yourance rates. >> we'll check your forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> good morning. partly to mostly cloudy. a little chilly outside. temperatures in the 30s and low 40s. 30s around town, 40s to our north and west.

d.c. police. take a look. police say this is where everything ended at 8th and i streets northwest, about a block from the popular city center shopping and restaurant area. poli tell us they received a call for a possible robbery about two miles ay in therea of 5th and 8th streets northwest. that's where all this began. en they arrivthere, suspects attempted to drive away and actually started shooting ae th officers. we're told police apprehended four men so far, onlso one p has been arrested. and there is no word this morning on if anyone was injured. we'llee sur to update as soon on becomes orma available. eun, back to you. >> cory, thank you. >>> now 4:05, disturbing case in fairfax county, behavior specialist is charged with raping a woman who was mentally incapacitated and police say there may be more victims. getectivay 60-year-old hernard betz kin assaulted the woman inside t mvle cmunity center in springfield last august. e victim became pregnant after the assault. investigators used dna to zero in on the suspect. this i't the only place where betz king worked with mentally incapacitated patients. >> we w