we have done research at the pugh research center, where our demographers have looked at religion allome run around the world and looked at fertility and the gender of the religious groups, and what that projects for the united states is the growth of the nones is likely to continue through the coming decades, ought to 2050, but not at the same rate. perhaps leveling off. those are not predictions, they can change, but that's what the research shows us at this time. >> greg smith is the associate professor of research at the pugh research center. >>> even for religious people, identity play a role in the culture, setting the parameters for debates and legal battles, and setting the country's thermostat. will it always be that way? or have the friends of secularization gone so far that the faith will be one way of competing what is seen ahead, head and shoulders above other influences. losing my religion? it's "inside story". >> you're watching "inside story," i'm ray suarez. we're looking at the growing number of religiously unaffiliated americans, and asking what it means for the fut

thank you so much, jason pugh, live at the link. have fun! see you soon! redskins, they are not the only show in town, though. wizards are up in brooklyn, while the caps host the canadiens tonight. a win by all three major sports teams wouldn't just be cool but the first d.c. hat trick of its kind in 32 years. how about that? wizards haven't won four in a row since last april. off to a good start tonight. john wall making it look so  right here the alley and oop. hammer with 25 pois in the game. and the wizards were up 12 in the first quarter. late in the third quarter, though, the nets are up one. pass over to porter jr., and he knocks down the jumper. missed the last three games with that thigh injury. the wiz in the fourth quarter up two. pass over to eddie, the rookie. 3 and 12312 off the bench. the nets turnover. john wall gets the finish. oh, yes. so pretty. 22 points and 13 assists. the wizards win 111-96. now 14-14 on the season. >>> the capitals off their holiday break, and hosting the canadiens today. caps hoping a little off time doesn't cool t

j jasyson pugh has more. >> reporter: the redskins took home the nfc east. what a night it was. kirk cousins put together a mag nif sajt performance. yes, he had his blunders but he made up for them in all aspects of the game. it is safe to say this is definitely his football year. >> it's the most satisfied i feel as a football player. >> he's definitely made the difference. we wouldn't be in this playoff push without him, i guarantee it. >> a decision had to be made and we decided to go with kirk because we felt like he worked from training camp on. >> reporter: coming through huge, 129 yards receiving, two touchdowns. no, he did not make the pro bowl but he is proving to be a pro bowl caliber-tight end in this league. >> everything we've been here to get here this week, you know, it means a lot. >> reporter: then there's the defense. how about the veteran safety deangelo hall making possibility the game-changing play of that football game. the scoop and score. he and other veterans stepdown up big-time in this victim. >> awesome, man. awesome. man, just look bachlkt training

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i'm jason pugh. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. sgroo and all three major airports in the region either broke or tied record-high temperatures and more on my facebook and twitter pages. 59 degrees in washington and 63 degrees in gaithersburg. once again, tomorrow we're tracking near record warmth across the area with high temperatures around 70 degrees. a high in washington of 69, 71 with a high in manassas and showers in the forecast, as well. coming up in my full forecast i'll be timing out tomorrow's rain hour by hour when it moves inland and when it moves out. >>> the family of a black man shot multiple times is questioning the official account. the cell phone video is just too graphic for television. it appears to show nicholas robertson holding a gun, falling to the ground after being shot and then trying to crawl away as deputies keep shooting. the two deputies fired 33 rounds. police say robertson refused to drop the gun in this crowded neighborhood south of l.a. witnesses reported seeing robertson firing shots into the air

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i'm jason pugh, erica, back to you. >> thank you so much.ens of friends and family gathering to honor the life of a d.c. teen killed one week ago. they marched from ochoa's home to the charter school where he was a student. the 17-year-old was stabbed to death. police say he was killed after he arranged to meet a girl at pet worth park. sunday night, family members and his teachers are remembering him as a brilliant young man getting ready for college. >> you can tell he was a student that felt this was part of his home. he was one of the good ones. he was one of the students of all this would never happen to, one of those types, reserved but very humple. >> d.c. police have not made any arrests in this case. police are looking for man who robbed a supermarket at gunpoint in virginia. police were called to falls church just before 10:00 you saturday night. the suspect pulled a gun and demanded money from a clerk who was closing the store. the storeowner said the bad guy got away with nearly 20,0$20,00. investigators have not confirmed that d

from the newsroom, i'm jason pugh. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and it is balmy right now50s and even 60s across the area. currently 59 degrees in washington. so waking up tomorrow morning low to mid-50s. that's comfortable for this time of year. and highs tomorrow once again near record warmth. potentially even breaking some records tomorrow with heights around 70. 69 in washington. 67 for a high in gaithersburg. but we will be tracking not only plenty of clouds, but rain as well. i'm going to have the latest timing of rain hour by hour for tomorrow, erika, coming up in just over ten minutes. >> thanks, amelia. >>> a third man from maryland has now died in that small plane crash in southwestern pennsylvania. the plane went down in the woods near the nemcolin woodlands resort. erik karlsson died. he along with carlson and williams were employees of a firm. the company released a statement saying it is devastated by the loss. an ntsb investigator has taken a look at the wreckage and plans to talk to two witnesses who have come forward. >>> we are less than two months away f

our jason pugh breaks down the challenges heading into the playoffs. >> reporter: lincoln financial fieldis empty and quiet. that's exactly how it will be come playoff time. that's because your redskins defeated the eagles and they tomb home the nfc east division crown. yes, they will be going to the playoffs, hosting a playoff game at fedex field. what a night it was. kirk cousins put together a magnificent performance. yes, he had his blunders, but he made up for them in all aspects of the game. 365 yards passing. four touchdowns. it is safe to say this is definitely his football year. >> this is the most satisfied i've been as a football player. you know, it's a big accomplishment. now the key is to go from here. >> words can't explain what he's meant to the team you. know, he's definitely made the difference. we wouldn't be in the playoff push without them, i guarantee you that. >> the decision had to be made. we decided to go with kirk. he's taken on the job and run with it. we're happy with kirk. >> reporter: cousins did have help. jordan reed, the big tight end coming through. no,

from redskins park, i'm jason pugh, news 4 sports. >>> thank you, jason.skins get no respect and tat trend continuing into december now. skins may be in the three-way tie for first pce in the division and they may right now own that tiebreaker, but vegas and the burgundy and gold will do it according to established dsmake aheagles are favite to win the division followed by the giants and then the skins. what do you think about that? that's not really fair, huh? what do they know? >> there is a growing consensus in the nhl on the hit thhe caps tom wilson got him ejected last night and a decision on if he'll be suspend side expected tomorrow and most experts we heard from today means it will not be illegal at all and they'll be looking for answers after this one. about.s the hit we'reng a matchpelt f doe lk like it's ca wion whipped ck theecond timen a week the ref shi locker ro. they keep playing his game. >> ien hol trust that my habits and my read and instin itincts tat that will be good. learning situation for everyone. watchi that hitnd maybe they crack

from redskins park, i'm jason pugh, news 4 sports. >> thank you, jason. meantime, pierre garcon's instagram page giving us insight into how the players are facing. i'm sorry. redskins fans deserve about tbe. >> he linked the famous rant. >> playoffs? playoffs? are you kidding me? playoffs? i just hope we can win a game. [ laughter ] >> try getting that sound out of your head. playoffs? >> we shouldn't use the p-word around pierre, but today he did talk about those postings. >> we lost and we were at first place and we had an opportunity to, you know, put -- i guess a gap between the rest of the teams in the nfc and it's been a long time since we were at first and we had offense. it's very frustrating and embarrassing and it is what it is. >> that's the look. see that face? that's the exact look i was giving when i heard the nats news today. you know escobar has been traded to the angels for relief pitcher trevor got also reports that they agreed for a deal for reliever sean kelly. a capitals hockey, the red hotness continues off to their best start in fra

most of you say yes, indeed he does any here's jason pugh with a look at what's coming up in sports alittle bit. >> the redskins are still riding high after winning their nfc east division and they're locked in the playoff game, but who will be their opponent and we'll break down the possible playoff matchup us coming up in the next half hour. >> also tonight, behind the scenes at dulles airport. we'll show you the odd items that people leave at security checkpoints and the challenges that come with trying to get them back. >> and severe weather is impacting millions of americans and we have snow, flash flooding and tornados and now that system heading our way. doug has a look at what we can expect by the time it >>> still been kind of hard to dress. yesterday, maybe it was the shorts today and maybe it was the coats and tomorrow it will be the umbrellas and the jackets and then we'll see. right now we have the winds starting to pick up and winds starting to gust upward of 20 miles an hour and that wind will help temperatures to rise overnight tonight and you can see what's happening

carol maloney, jason pugh out at fedex field. that's the place to be tonight. >> yeah, vance. i can tell you you love that, the first placegundy and gold and meaningful game in december. >> you might not realize, but fedex field is one of the best places to play this entire season and the skins are 5 and 1 here at home. >> they stay in the first-place division and they get the cushion if they hold on in the homestretch that would give them a home playoff game in january. cowboys currently in last place and winless without tony romo and looking to save their season, and the redskins are expecting a dogfight. >> that record don't mean anything and they can go out and mess with our whole season and they're the american team and you have to go out there and play like you're in the super bowl because you'll be on the stage almost like it. >> i just know it will be playoff atmosphere and playoff intensity and see how the fans come out and get things started at home. >> let's get it started. the players say there's no chance they're going to overlook dallas tonight. >> they'll be foc

durkin era, and jason pugh has more. >> d.j.n is ready to leave maryland football. >> i wasn't the guy trying to jump at the first opportunity. it was the right place and you need to be with the right people involved. >> with the support of his family, durkin has been waiting for this moment his entire life. it's an amazing accomplishment and i'm very proud of him and very proud to be doing this as a family and this is the second move in five months. my whole goal in life was to keep balance. that's my job. >> as a dad, you can't imagine him throwing the ball and watching him grow and mature and watching the fine person that he is and it's unbelievable the way it's gone today. he worked with urban meyer who is now the head coach at ohio state. the terps can compete. >> i always thought they were a sleeping giant and the landscape where we are in terms of the division and i look at it as a place that's kind of sleeping and with the right energies and right formula, you can get it going at a really high level. >> jason pugh, news

jason pugh live now at fedex field and a lot on the line with this addition, jason. >> that's right,you can expect an electric atmosphere here at fedex field and so much on the line, like you said, and always special when redskins and cowboys get together and the skins need a victory to create separation in the nfc east division standings and the good news for redskins fans, they have been outstanding at home. five straight wins here at fedex field and kirk cousins has thrown two touchdowns with no interceptions and dallas comes to this game struggling and they know they want to play the role of spoiler and they're expecting a playofflike setting at fedex. >> it will be a great atmosphere. both teams have a lot to play for and the cowboys are still in it and we're in the driver's seat in the division right now, but we have to stay there now, so this is an exciting time for us and an exciting time for our fans and hopefully we can take advantage of that. >> so the skins will try and maintain sole possession of first place in the nfc east division with a victory tonight over the dallas

i'm jason pugh, news 4, sports. >>> a woman whose 24-year-old daughter was hit and killed by a car. meet some of the many people whose lives were saved by her daughter's organ donations. >>> if you've been holiday shopping, chances are a clerk has asked you for your zip code. we'll find out just how much information you are really giving up with those seven numbers. and why a murder in prince william county was justified. >>> a fiery crash sends four people to the hospital and forces four others out of their home. this happened in prince george's county. an suv was speeding and it crashed into the front porch of this house on addison road in fairmont heights. there were no serious injury, but the home is no longer safe to live in. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> we've got some wet roadways out there across the region and a dreary night for sure, but hey, we're still on the mild side and you can see what's happening down toward the capitol looking okay and we need the rain and this is helpful rain, and you're not going to see a whole lot of it, but 63, the current temperat

from the live desk, i'm jason pugh. >>> people who drive drunk in the district may start paying a much higher price for it. a possible new law would require ignition locks for first-time offe offenders. and as tom sherwood reports now, there may be even tighter restrictions on drivers who use cell phones behind the wheel. >> reporter: drunk driving, an arrest in d.c. occurs about every six hours. but the city lags far behind in imposing ignition locks. >> there's been up to a 90%, 50% to 90% drop in dui recidivism while people have this on their car. >> reporter: any drunk driver should have one, but right now 14,000 maryland drivers have ignition locks, 8,000 virginia drivers, but only 9, just 9 district drivers have the device. >> in a city where alcohol-impaired traffic fatalities still comprise today, still comprise over a third of all traffic deaths, the district of columbia is in district need of a drunk driving countermeasure. >> reporter: tougher drunk driving measures are part of a massive transportation bill affecting vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists. one would ban any hand

. >>> i'm jason pugh here at redskins park. usually redskins versus cowboys means everything, but this season finale doesn't mean all that much seeing how the team has punched their ticket to the playoffs and while everyone in the organization wants to finish the season with a 9 and 7 record, they also want to be smart about injuries. >> i would like to win three games in a row and finish 9 and 7. i think it's a step in the right direction. so if the guys are able to play and compete. >> i want to win every game and everything i play, if it's card, domino, whatever. i'm trying to win so if they're keeping score, i'm going to be competitive and play as hard as i can. that's how i look at that. >> would you play? >> oh, man. this drink is good. [ laughter ] >> you want to play this weekend? >> this drink is good, man! >> why are you -- >> i don't know, man. it's up to the coaches, man. i'm a football player and i love playing football and whatever the season they make i'll be ready. >> the good part is you can't risk 22 guys. it'

>> reporter: jason pugh, news 4 sports. >>> a lot to play for. nice story. >> uh-huh. >>> now carriers are working to stop mean old mr. grinch this season. >> crooks looking for a holiday steal and finding an unwelcome surprise inside these boxes. >>> after a suspected drunk driver kills a local police officer, there are now renewed calls for tougher laws. i'm mark segraves. coming up, we'll tell you why drunk drivers who kill people in maryland rarely get much time in prison at all. >>> and comfortable if you're heading out this evening with temperatures mainly in the 50s. tomorrow morning and sunday morning tracking areas of fog. how long will fogginess be >>> there are more calls tonight to beef up drunk driving laws in maryland. it follows the death of montgomery county police officer noah leotta who was hit by a suspected drunk driver. >> shortly after his death yesterday the county's police chief became emotional and hado some harsh words about the state dui laws. mark segraves reports. >> reporter: it was right here along rockville pike wh

will guard justin and -- >> looks like justin pugh is good to .g he participated fully in practice today. >> let's send it tout to detroit where the lions and packers are getting ready. let's break down the jets and giants game. thanks for joining us. phil, you played in new york we know it's huge for the fans. >> when i was playing, it was a big deal. it's not like nowadays where you know the other teams and know them off the field so l you go to golf tournaments together and all that stuff. when we played, it felt like it was very personal. even the preseason games meant a lot to us back then. to control some of those headlines, whatever you say, the players see each other a lot in the off season, so it's a big deal. >> it seems unlikely rivas is going to play. how disappointing do you think it is for the new york fans that this match up won't be happening? >> 11, we see these things unfortunately every week where we don't get that dream match up. but once the game starts, people are going to move past that. it's a very important game that's about to be played. the last time the jets b

. >> mike: pugh moving into guard. second down run, jennings for nothing. 4:25 to go, a neville hewitt tackle out of marshall. >> jon: and number 86, cunningham checks in at tight end. this has been an area the giants have struggled, the short yardage offense. will eli hand it to the big back giants have not performed well this year. third and short. it's a run. first down for jennings. huge run for the 31. going to force miami to use time-outs. >> jon: this is old-school tom coughlin. get into a two-back set. run to whitlock. and reynolds, number 61, in the ball game. hugh checks in at left tackle. flowers, out of the game. how about that, for having confidence in the left side? >> mike: manning. checks the formation. maxes the play clock. first down, shotgun run. two yards for jennings. >> jon: suh needs to get back in this game. you need to find a way to make the play, to give the ball back to your offense. hot night, highest-paid player in the national football league. got to find something in the tank. >> mike: da

jason pugh joins us in the newsroom with the strong words she had today. jason? >> reporter: wendy, debora davies is defending al jazeera's report. she's not pointing out peyton manning took performance enhancement drugs but shipments were being sent to his wife. the report centers around a pharmacist named charlie sly. he tells al jazeera human growth hormone was being sent from the clinic he worked at to ashley manning. he's saying he completely made up the story. davies was very adamant about the allegations her program is making. >> when charlie sly worked in the guyer doing part of his training, his rotation for pharmacy, the clinic was sending out not one shipment, but repeated shipments of growth hormone to ashley manning in florida. that's it. >> now manning and his wife were both patients at the clinic in question. the quarterback told espn the treatments he received were, quote, holistic in nature but never hgh. now also nationals first baseman ryan zimmerman was linked to this report as well but his lawyer called the claims reckless and completely fals

sports with a big win over the eagles and jason pugh joins us with what's next for the division champs, jason? >> jay greweden and these players are looking forward to closing out the season on a positive note with the victory against the cowboys and getting ready with the playoffs, but as of now, this team is celebrating this division title. >> you've got to earn it, baby. we got it. >> yes! >> the celebration continued at redskins park and the team bus pulled into redskins park and they were chanting you like that surrounding kirk cousins' car. eventually kirk did get out of there and for the players that had gone through hard times, this is what it's all about. >> it never waivered. they're there every sunday and cheering us on. you know, the chants and you like that chants and whatever, the fan base is the best in the league, hands down and you know, they definitely give us the motivation every sunday to go out there and try to make them proud. >> trent williams thanking the fans there. he was so excited and he was handing out hugs in the locker room. it didn't matter if you wanted

pugh research says 87 of the w laws passed this year are considered substantive, meaning they are something other than ceremonial acts like renaming buildings or awarding medals. >>> well, it's the end of the road for styrofoam in the district and montgomery county. as of january 1st, both places are banning the restaurants from using the containers that clog sewers and pollute our rivers. the district is planning fines up to 800 bucks for violators. >>> it is a substance where generally you only use it once and then it gets tossed away. because it doesn't break down it doesn't really go away, it gets blown into the waterways and storm drains and trashed along syed the road. >>> the metropolitan restaurant association worked with local officials for two years on the ban and says it approves of the new laws. ♪ >>> a bit of a surprise for this family in washington state, they discovered the toy plane was making -- in stead of sound like an airplane it was chanting islamic prayers. they bought the plane off amazon as a christmas gift for their 3-year-old nephew. >> we put the batteries in and

this is a pugh research center poll that was just conducted.shows that 29% of americans say they are concerned about the issue of terrorism, that is up from just 4% last year. only 46% people think the united states is doing enough to prevent an attack, that is down from 72% in 2014. karen i guess the old saying is if at first you don't succeed, try try again. it seems the president is trying to assure the american public that they are safe, but this is palpable. >> it is palpable. there are very mu that are willing to say you are safe? >> is that because they didn't say they know you are safe. there are firearms on just about every corner, and anybody that wants to get one can do anything they want. >> part of it is just plane superstition that if you say you are safe, who knows what is going to happen next. but we have has seen a steady stream of politicians not want to look at the gun issue, because the pushback they will get from the nra and others, but who are intent on saying this is a measured view we have of things, we might not be so s

. >> this rather fabulous dress is by gareth pugh.eporter: it could be decades before it is seen in public again but yyu could by appointment come here for private you. check out this chinese dragon wrote. >> this would have been from the chinese imperial court. story is this. what makes it special is you have these garments, a belgian designer created these, heavily influenced by his research on these. reporter: they have 2 million objects stored behind shuttered racks which look boring. pots from the era of stonehenge. you can see mostly decorated things. keeping dry for materials in and being able to cover them up. reporter: they are beautiful. withcience wing is coming racks full of microscopes and barometers. >> we have a huge prosthetic limb collection. this is where him -- from world war i. objects, millions of but many of which will not see the light of day. there is a cost and responsibility. >> that is why the skill of the curator is paramount. you're making a judgment call at the moment of collection. asked thethey have mus

but the pugh study that we found in 2011 showed this -- go ahead, stuart,. stuart: wait a second.he used to back up his assertion that all muslims should be kept out is a recent pugh poll, isn't it? liz: no. he didn't cite a poll, the only poll we could find was something pugh did in 2011 -- and actually a study on muslims attitudes toward americans. this is what we found. stuart: and that is from 2011 did find hostility on the part of muslims. liz: here's what we found. eight of ten were satisfied with life in america and the communities were excellent that they lived in. half said the muslims did need to do more to fight extremism. here's the number you need to look at. 21% sought the extremism. stuart: no, it's 5%. that's one in 20. tens of thousands of people. liz: so not large segments. stuart: no, 5% is one and 20 and when you've got several millions muslims, that is tens of thousands of people who support al-qaeda. liz: understood. i heard what you're saying. but the poll numbers are mixed, they're not entirely answering or supporting what donald trump is saying about musli

. >> this rather fabulous dress is by gareth pugh.eporter: it could be decades before it is seen in public again but yyu could by appointment come here for private you. check out this chinese dragon wrote. >> this would have been from the chinese imperial court. story is this. what makes it special is you have these garments, a belgian designer created these, heavily influenced by his research on these. reporter: they have 2 million objects stored behind shuttered racks which look boring. pots from the era of stonehenge. you can see mostly decorated things. keeping dry for materials in and being able to cover them up. reporter: they are beautiful. withcience wing is coming racks full of microscopes and barometers. >> we have a huge prosthetic limb collection. this is where him -- from world war i. objects, millions of but many of which will not see the light of day. there is a cost and responsibility. >> that is why the skill of the curator is paramount. you're making a judgment call at the moment of collection. asked thethey have mus

we begin at the meadowlands with big blue who hit the field and got the audition of justin pugh who returned to practice. no matter who is actually able to play sunday they all to have step up because the playoffs could be on the line. >> we're in december now. not many games left to placement there's no reason not to commit yourself totally and completely to something you've spent your life wishing and hoping for. so that's the attitude that i take. >>> well, the jets hitting the field also but terrell rivas did not practice. gathering up for sunday.

. >> a new poll by the pugh research center suggests that 29% of americans say terrorism and isil combined are the nation's biggest problem, up sharply from just 4% a year ago. confidence in the government has fallen sharply. only 46% say officials are doing well in reducing the terror threat, the lowest level since 9/11. as this week's shut down of los angeles schools underscored, fear, justified or not, has consequences. lisa stark, al jazeera, washington. >>> please today are investigating threats at several school districts around the country. some schools in plainfield, indiana near indianapolis are shut down due to an on line threat. houston schools also received a message threatening an attack. they remain open. those schools, but the same story in dallas, police are investigating an email threat. >> obviously someone's trying to scare dallas, and that's not going to work. we understand that there is serious issues going on in this world, and throughout this country, and that's why our partners at the federal level are extremely important in this. >> in just a few hours, president o

the grandmother who we spoke to police about is named dawn diana rain-pugh. she called 911 saying that the four-year-old had drowned in the bathtub. the boy was dead by the time authorities arrived. fair fielder police said it happened at their home on jefferson street. the grandmother they say has some sort of history that made police suspicious. she was questioned awith several witnesses and arrested and jailed. >> as officers investigated the situation, it became suspicious to them regarding how the boy had drowned in the bathtub as well as the image made by people at the scene. >> police wouldn't clarify. >> reporter: an autopsy needs to happen. reporting live in fairfield, christin ayers, kpix5. >> breaking news to get to in san jose. a large number of police still at the scene of a double stabbing at a carls jr. streets have been closed down close to five hours. it happened just after 6:00 p.m. a group of men attacked a man and a woman. this view from chopper 5 gives you an idea of just how big the crime scene is. take a look. investigators have been fo

we begin at the meadowlands with big blue who hit the field and got the audition of justin pugh who returned to practice. no matter who is actually able to play sunday they all to have step up because the playoffs could be on the line. >> we're in december now. not many games left to placement there's no reason not to commit yourself totally and completely to something you've spent your life wishing and hoping for. so that's the attitude that i take. >>> well, the jets hitting the field also but terrell rivas did not practice. the rest of the team is gathering up for sunday. they can't afford a let-down. >> the next one we know. we've got to go out there and play well to beat a good opponent. it's just kind of the next step for us. >> both teams don't want to talk about a rivalry. just another game. if you look closely, you can see the exact second, when curiosity becomes wonder, when winter becomes christmas, and joy becomes a tradition. a moment that can only happen... ...here. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com >>> that's it for us for now. another diffic

and, david, you know, we should point out there was a poll done by -- a pugh poll in 2015 that showed a shift in the american public and showed according to that poll that fewer people support stricter gun control than folks who did not support it. congress is mindful of that, too, that the public has been shifting i little bit and there is a slight majority in favor of not tightening up the gun control laws. so we do not expect to hear from the president later this evening at this point unless he -- there is more information. but, again, he did talk to cbs news and he did, again, say that we need to come up with laws, common sense solutions some way to stop what has become all too normal here in the united states. david. >> lisa, the president also, of course, referred to hoping that the shooters can somehow be contained. given the fact that police in southern california say that as many as three, that they did not exchange gunfire with police, that these three may have fled in an s.u.v., is there anything in particular that's been triggered say at the fbi or the department of homela

the flight felt like a two-hour workout i didn't pass out and did not pugh of my favorite story tookce in cleveland. the series aaronite name very loudly. >>: these fare the best chance that i have never seen. >> vicki: the movie that's out of this world - how star wars is smashing records, next. >> brian: scattered showers in the bay area. >> vicki: star wars is still shattering records. the movie reached 1-billion dollars at the box office this holiday weekend. the film was released just 12 days ago. jurrassic world held the previous record. reaching 1- billion dollars in 13 days. star wars has yet to open in china. which is the world's second largest movie market. the movie also posted the biggest christmas day box office in history. with 49-point-3 million dollars. >> vicki: frigid temperatures across the bay area tonight. kron 4's brian van aken joins us now with the forecast. brian, how long will these cold temperatures last? >> brian: wit look for mostly sy weather through this week with cold mornings and mild afternoons. we're in a dry weather pattern until at least next week

middle class officially no longer the majority in america, cod to new research today out from the pughesearch center. the report shows the share of adults falling, while in the upper income tier growing, this is the first time since 1971 when the data began that the middle classes smaller. joining us now to discusses potential economic impact is schilling, and is a welcome to you both. gary, just beginning with us, what's your reaction. >> it's not really new, but what's been happening sits the great recession. no growth in purchasing power for the average american for this country. as a result, we've had this polarization going on, which higher incomes are going up, more people in effect end up in the lower end. what's fascinating about this is this shift in income shares has been going on, well, government data goes back to 1966, but that didn't bother people as long as the purchasing power was going up. when you're losing share and purchasing power, well, people react. if you remember the movie "network" where howard beale gets out of his chair, runs to the window, says i'm mad at h

here with more tiffany pugh, along with 1990 winner and current director jackie mckenna. good morning to both of you. tell us more about project teddy and its mission. >> project teddy is a nonprofit we strive to bring smiles to children, pediatric cancer patients by providing rich, meaningful expert yes, sirs. generally consist of our teddy bear workshop where we bring unstuffed teddy bears and we allow the children to stuff the teddy bears, put a heart inside and dress them. and then they're free to obviously have them with them during the course of their treatment. so here you'll see a couple pictures where we actually have been in the cancer clinic and provided the workshops. >> and just a bring a smile to a child's face and they forget all the trauma that they're going through in the hospital. >> yes. yes. >> can you tell us about the founders? >> yes, absolutely. the founder is mrs. nevada, 2010, dr. suessy monahan. unfortunately passed from it, but the encouraging thing about his battle was just upped the attitude and his passion for life. legacy. his girlfriend fo

according to the pugh research center. the survey found 80% of adults in the u.s.ad internet access this year, but fewer people got it from fiber lines. the reason? most people say it's too expensive. those relying on cell phone for internet service rose 13%. >>> they say laughter is the best medicine, right? but singing might be up there, too. why researchers think it could help loved ones at least the ones who are deal ing with dementia. >>> and coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. a septa driver caught assaulting a passenger with a walter bottle. ter bottle. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. get out of the past. get fios. >>> i have to apolog

fewer americans have high speed internet at home these days, that according to the pugh research centernd smart phones are responsible for the decline, 63% have high speed at home down 3% from 2013, but those that don't have in their home is up 5% over the same period of time. >>> lets talk about the accuweather forecast, there is a lot to talk about and a big holiday week, lets head to cecily tynan keeping an eye on everything, it's a wet and warm forecast and it doesn't feel like the first day of winter, live on sky 6 hd, at philadelphia international airport where the rain moved out and we have a low cloud deck and that is causing delays, and these delays are multiplies tomorrow, philadelphia reporting, two hour delays, newark, new jersey, jfk and the fog intensifying and another round of rain moves in. dover 62 and cape may 54 degrees, the next 12 hours, plenty of clouds and temperatures on the mild side and the overnight low 44 degrees and center city 52 and the problem tonight though, is that dense fog will be developing and i think that fog will be with us all day tomorrow. now s

. >> take a look at the pugh poll. highly respected. terrible numbers. go a step further. >> please. >> 51% of those polled agreed that muslims in america should have a choice of being governed under the sharia. now, if you're talking about horrible stuff here, chris, we can close the eyes, we can put the blinders on. but i don't choose to do that. now, is it temporary? yes. it's until the country's representatives can figure out what is going on. our country's representatives cannot figure it out. now, the problem i have with that is, they couldn't even build a website for obamacare after spending $5 billion. how do they figure anything out? they can't figure anything out. >> that's not fair. that's not fair. >> it's true. >> our security network is the best in the world. if you ask people in the business of keeping us safe, they say the idea of banning muslims does nothing to help and everything to hurt. they're the experts. that's what they say. they think this idea is stupid. >> until -- well, when they say that. i spoke before an audience last night

. >> jason pugh, news 4 sports. ♪ ♪ >> the stories about what happened. >> they're true.h an estimated $57 million for its premiere night the force is most definitely with "star wars" that totally eclipses the record set by the harry potter film. should the trend continue the force awakens could also beat jurassic world for the biggest ever domestic debut. the force is also strong with the massachusetts couple following the birth of their son. the baby will enter the world just hours before the debut before the star wars movie. i'll bet you can see where this is going. the proud couple, huge fans of the movie named him ryker jedi. he came into the universe weighing 11 pound, 7 ounces. >>> if you use the starbucks app there may be concern about the safety of your credit card information. >>> a fire in northern virginia could have been prevented just by completing one simple chore. >>> we will introduce you to the local woman who is behind the white house christmas car >>> as we take a live look at washington, that view is getting one step closer to getting greener. mayor m

he's now a coach at gallaudet university, jason pugh reports just ahead at news 4 at 5:00. >> this is new playing field going in in the westgate elementary school in falls church, virginia. parents are happy about that, but they're not happy about some of the materials that are being used. >> we learned that the field will have a crumb rubber substance. >> they say the science is still out on whether or not it's harmful to children. coming up on news 4, we'll hear from the fairfax county schools about what they say about this and what the parents think their next step could be. in falls church, derek ward, news 4. >> a mixed martial arts fighter is now paralyzed. doctors say he may never walk >> lebron james accidentally injured a fan during last night's game in cleveland, but this afternoon she's out of the hospital and doing okay. lebron was chasing a loose ball and all 250 pounds of him came crashing down on ellie day and paramedics took her out on a stretcher and drove her to the hospital. lebron spoke with day as they were treating her courtside and later sent an apology and get

. >> it was interesting when pugh came out last month that a majority of americans said the values of islam didn't fit the values of america. how would you answer that yourself? how would you till somebody that they're wrong and how would you explain it to them? >> well, muslim americans have fought and died in every war since the revolution. there are a couple of thousand muslim americans serving in our military right now, sacrificing the ultimate price sometimes to hold -- you know, to restore, to assure that we have the freedoms that we have here. a group of muslims got together and raised more than $200,000 for the victims at san bernardino. so this is a community that is mourning along with those of us who are sickened by this kind of violence and in particular for them, they realize that, you know, suspicions are cast on the entire muslim community and that shouldn't be the case. >> well, you obviously did this. you felt the need to do this because of what donald trump said and did. 234ub one, as a republican, are you going to be able to support the republican nominee if his nam

. >>> jason pugh goes one-on-one with the new coach and he tells us why maryland is the pick.k to you guys. >> thank you. >>> holiday shopping protection from crooks online and there is one very important thing you can do when you finish buying your gift. >>> a true sign that the holiday season has arrived. there's reese witherspoon for the national tree lighting ceremony and continues down on the ellipse. stay with us. >> >>> you know my crew, malia, sasha, michelle, grandma. happy holidays to reese and everyone here tonight and everyone watching at home. now, let's begin the process of lighting the tree. we have a countdown going on. we'll start at five. here we go. five, four, three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> merry christmas, everybody! ♪ ♪ >> wow! it's beautiful. >> it is a spectacular shot. i love all of the gold and yellow to it, too. that thing really pops and what a day we had for it down there. a little windy, but other than that, not too cold and wet, and the first family looks beautiful there, and it's nice to see them all together and we've commented at

according to pugh research, among others, there is a great hatred towards americans by large segments of the muslim population. most recently, a poll from center for security policy released data showing 25% of those polled agreed that violence against americans -- these are people that are here, by the way, people here, 25 -- not 1%. by the way, 1% would be unacceptable. 1% is unacceptable. 25% of those polled agreed that violence against americans here in the united states is justice phied as part -- think of that. as part of the global jihad. they want to change your religion. i don't think so. i don't think so. i don't think so. not going to happen. as part of the global jihad, and 51% of those polled agreed that muslims in america should have the choice of being govern according to sharia. you know what sharia is. 51%. sharia authorizes -- and look, this is -- i mean, it's terrible. sharia authorizations such atrocities as murder against nonbelievers who won't convert beheadings and more unthinkable acts that pose great harm to americans, especially women. i mean, you look, espec