the woman was forced out of that car in southeast d.c.r k onhi door. >> and she zrndidn't have shoes anything. he took everything. i had to get shs, clothes, jacket. i didn't think nothing of it. i mean if you see somebody needs help, you j u do it i mean you don't second judge yourself. you just, you know, you hen that person, especially a female knocking on your door. >>> police released this image captured by a bank atm camera in southeast d.c. showing one of the suspects using the victim's debit card. >>> new this morning, a teenbe g charged as an adult for allegedly bringing a gun to aou montgomeryy school. staff at springbrook high school say they were told 17-year-old solomon henderson h a gun in the building. the school resource officer later found a handgunith no munition in henderson's gym bag. he was arrestegu possessions charges. that gun is registered to henderson's father. >>> the defense team for the man accuse of crashinis car into a crowd of counter protesters il charlottesvillt year will will try to convince the jury tha

now live at thevigil. >> reporter: we're here at the vil in southeast d.c. behind me, it wrapped up a short time ago. lice released balloons into the air to pay tribute to this 15-year-old named jerome watson. he is an anacostia high school student. and some of the people tell me s he was getting his grades together. he hadheis whole life of him. his life was cut short last thursday. here at his vigil, his mom and andma were here. he thld me he enjoyed dancing. at times it was hard for them to speak because they were trying.e two chased him into a stairwell where this vigil is going on. they shot him multiple times and he died in spital. rescuers told me theha night tt i covered this last thursday, they heard at least 13 shots. i spokeith his grandmotr. i forgive who did this to my baby. i want them to know. you can run but you can hide. what is hidden in the dark will come to light. >> gald watson is the 13th juvenile to be killed in the district of columbia ts year alone. many people tell me they've been to several vigils for teens who are killed. he's the

police say he's 26 years old and is from southeast d.c. turned himself into authorities and is is awaiting extradition back to this area. police also release the a photo of mark blue. he's 29 years old from northwest d.c. we asked investigators what role the good amount of security and surveillance camera video available played in identifying these suspects. >> absolutely video was helpful. i believe prince c georgnty released video. we also released video. it was very helpful in this case. >> reporter: again, police are still searching for29-year-old mark blew, an outstanding suspect in this rape and kidnapping case. and there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arre and conviction. ve at police headquarters, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you. >>> now to ag sting lawsuit filed today against the prince georges county police department. 13 officers have come forward accusing department leadership of discrimination and retaliatio the minority officers say they were punished for reporting otherce of' bad behavior. the bureau ch

take a police say both men sexually assaulted the woman in the car beforeer forcing out in southeast d.c. >> development in the mueller investigation. special counsel robert mueller is eilected to a memo about the sentencing of michael flynn. it will also outline flynn's cooperation with the probe. flynn pleaded guilty last year to lying to the fbi. it's possible the filing could theealed, which means public won't see it until later. >> there's a new leader at the helm for d.c. public schools. yesterday he was named as the new chancellor of d.c.'s public 2hool system. since3 he served as superintendent of indianapolis public schools. if confirmed, he will take over full time at the end of january. >> 4:37. coming up, school saved. just weeks away from shutting do down, a local school will now say open. details on theution saving the day. >> a missing woman mystery. an american vacationing in costa vanishes. up next, new details abo new theraflu powerpods. the cold and f fighyou put in your machine. machine. press the button to brew up powerful relief. to defeat your toughest cold and flu

now police are searching for who killed a teenager in southeast d.c. 15-year-old gerald watson was gunneddown in the stairwell of his family's apartment on thursday. he is the 13th juvenile murdered in d.c. this year. >>> the deadline to sign the affordable care act is quickly approaching. you he until 11:59 tonight. it's a day after aas tex federal judge ruled the aca is unconstitutional. the white house says it was still law pending the appeals process. >>> and a claim that johnson & johnson knew the baby powder sometimes contained small amounts of asbestos.hn jon & johnsonls c the report one sided and false and insists i products are safe. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with. i'm angie goff. david culver has the weekend we off. ant to -- well, you kno who doesn't? lauryn rickets. she's actually really busy. er're waking up in wea alert mode. and this is a huge system that we're feeling the impact from. >> oh, yeah. i mean,trhisches all the way from florida up through new england. we've got a lot of rain that's going to be pushing through our area. that's why we're weather al

blice released this image captured by ak atm camera in southeast d.c. showing one of the suspect using the victim's debit card. d.c.'s police ng chief blames the city's soaring murder rate on illegal guns in the wrong hands.th ere have been 152urders this year. that's up 40% from 2017. many of those cases remain unsolved and many of the victims are young men. d.c. police chief believes there are three reasons why young people are carrying illegal firearms. >> one, they will will say it's for protection. and i think, two, theyarry it because it's glamorous and everything that they're seeing out there in the world. and then the last one is a lack of consequences. >> tef chi says these four men are murder suspects still on the ru police need the community's help to find them and other suspects. >>> the mayor's signature could put an e to gas powered leaf blowers in the district. >> the d.c. council already approved a measure to ban them. council members say the problem with leaf blowers is the noise they make. the ban would stop people fro using and sellin

. >> police released this image captured by a bank atm i camera southeast d.c. showing one of the suspects using the victim's debit card. >>his morning's d.c. police chief blames the city's soaring rder rate on illegal guns in the wrong hands. there are 152 murdershis year. that up is 40% from 2017. many of those cases remain unsolved and many of the victims are young men. d.c. police chief believes there arehree reasons why young people are carrying illegal firearms. >> one is they will say it's for protection. i think, two, they carry it y'cause it's glamorous and everything that t seeing out there in the world. >> in the gamri. >>t. and then the last one is l aack of consequences. >> the chief says these four men are murder suspects still on the run. police need community help to fi them and other suspects. enchts t >>> the mayor's signature kog put an end to gas powered leaf blowers. >> they already put in a measure ay ban them. council members the problem with leaf blowerss the noise they make. the ban would stop people from using and selling them in. d.c el

wykena ferguson was killed in her southeast d.c. apartment june.nt for her boyfriend's arrest. >> get my son's kill and my sister. >> reporter: right now his family and friends are just trng to get through the holidays. they plan to have his funeral on thursday. in northeast, darcy spencer news 4. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> good g, everyone. i hope you had a beautiful saturday. it was gorgeous out there, a bit breezy. now, we've got a lot to talk ab ot. here is othe headlines. we may have a few passing showers for your sunday. it's going to be really a quiet christmas holiday. i know some of us are like, give me snow. i can't say it's so. tracking end of week soaker. that's right, another rain system moving in at t end of the week bringing lots of showers. current temperatures rig now 43 degrees inside the beltway. we're at 39 at dulles airport. you head farther south, 33 degrees. tonight a lot of us are going to be in the low 30s. still a little bit on the breezo side,d i say or relatively light winds. ten miles per hour could make tha

. >> it happened overght in southeast d.c. derck ward joi us live from the scene. >> reporter: we knowhere is an investigation. two people have been taken to the hospital. we're at the intersection of pennsylvania avenue and southe avenue at the d.c. line. this is what's left of the scene. you can see me of the debris from the cars that we involved in the accident earlier this morning. see u go out this way, we some of the investigative marks that tell where the cars ended up. one of the cars ended up on the side up against this pole. take a look at the video. it was about 12:20 this mornin when th called in to d.c. police. two cars involved. as you se a horrific crash with one car ending up on the side. two people were taken to the hospital. we don't know their condition this point. we don't have any identifications on anyone involved in this accident. the investigators were here. it's moved onto another stage. we understand, again, that one car ended up on th. si the other car heavily damaged on the other side of the road. w

sexually assaulted the woman and drove eround for about 45 minutes before forci out of the car in southeast d.c she was terrorized for an hour so w want t do our best by her and get these guys off the street immediately. we don't want them to hurt anyone else. >> one of the men was caughtn camera using the victim's atm card. cameras alsd captu the car they were driving. >> also in prince george's county a man wasound dead in the parking lot of a strip mallh found the victim dead at the scene. there are no suspects at this time. ofhappening today, the first two major roads over the future of legalized sports betting in d.c. and what council member plans to add an amenent. he wants to give minorities and women a better chance to profit from the new gambling business. it would a allow limited number of operators to run mobile sports betting andequire at least 35% of contracted work to go to minority owned and women owned local businesses. council members will take a final vote befe the end of the year. >> there's a new leader at the helm for d.c. public schools. he named the new chancellor of d.c.

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police say naya was murdered inside a home in southeast d.c. tonight, news 4's shomari stone was there as her family tried to make sense of this senseless crime. >> i'm devastated. >> reporter: kyra howard is filled with sadness. at a candlelight vigilor hg her 19-year-old daughter, naya howard lreynolds. >> there are no words for how f i'mling and what happened. >> reporter: police say 22-year-old robert smith, a local raplso known as a.g. millie, shot and killed inside his bedroom on 57th place southeast last friday night. naya was visiting friends. tonight, people pray psalms 23 ince remembran of her. >> shall follow me all the days d my life, and i will dwell in the house of the lrever. amen. >> reporter: naya dream of becoming a hair stylist and makeup artist. she worked at a sdoughnutp and studied in the evenings. >> my daughter was a wonderful, beautiful child. >> reporter: according to court documents, she and smith knew each other. after the shooting, smith allegedly told people naya shot herself. her mother and aunt say that's not tru

then they left her i southeast d.c. >>> a lounld county mother is accusedf driving drunk and crashingtwo children in the vehicle. >> what has been a dangerous weekend. there were seven crashes. >> this is the woman behind the whee the eriff's office said her two young children were not in car seats or buckled up. this man whom we've agreed n to identify heard the crash and ran out to find his car smashed up. the standi wngoman next to the disa vehicle. >> they were just standing there. both were intoxicated. they wreaked of alcohol. >> eman ambulance came to get the children. both suspects face charges. this couple was driving around drunk with two little ones in the car. not even in seatbelts. what do you think of that? >> irresponsible. completely emphatically irresponsible. but it is not the first time neighbors living here have witnessed a crash. this new fence markshe spot year ago, a drunk driver flew down the street. >> went through the house's back ready i can't, hit the house, and the person on the passenger's side flew out of the car and the car crushed him. i think he passe

men shot him h outside apartment in southeast d.c.s month while he was cradling his newborn son.tr the dt is grappling with an outbreak of violence. the murder rat u is 40% this year. 158 people have been killed in the city this year alone. that's compared to 113 for all of last year. >>> you could still be ridinng the bowli line. yes, once again, they are considering selling the naming rights in a request for a proposal, metro says it is looking for an tant to figure much corps sponsorship could rae. >>> if you're planning to take tro for your new years eve party, the metro stations will stay open until 2:00 a.m. on new years day, itun will with a sunday schedule with trains running from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. >>> instagram is back to normal. did you notice? insta-fail d a major today. for a brief time this morning, it changed how users inact with s feed. instead of scrolling up and down on the homee to see what images your friends are sharingr had to scroll sideways. they tweeted a series ofst >> we're not used to seeing it sideway

at 3: o so yesterday afternoon, still 15-year-olden this boy was chased and shot and killed in southeast. d.c. policeve spread the 2,900 block in southeast sterday looking for clues in this case. this is just a few blocks north of their district he was later cornered at this apartment whe he was shot several times and rushed to the hospital where he later died. athey say the crushed just days before the holidays. >> the most important thing with a caseisike you have a family, like i said, they're devastated by ling theirson, their grandson during the holiday season. if somebod saw mething, please give us a call. nom name for t. they will release him in hopes of finding at least two men connected to the shooting. back to you. >> justin, thank you. >> nearly a dozen bomb threats in our area are believed to be part of a nationwide hoax. one of the threats was the university of maryland yesterday along with schools, government businesses and ildings have been targeted from coast-to-coast. most locations receive an e-mail claiming the bomb was planted in the building. the only way to prevent an ex

sexually assaulted the wroan and dve around for about 45 minutes before forci out of the car in southeast d.c. >> she was terrorized for an aur so we want to do our best by her get these guys off the street immediately. we don't want them to hurt anyone else. >> one of the men was caught on camera using the victim's atm cardn >>> there's escaped north carolina prisoner in our iarea. he considered armed and dangerous. he escaped from a correction's facility in north carolina on october 14th, almost a month later on november 10th, maryland stee police say was recorded on this surveillance at a gas station in virginia and this past saturday they foundru a they believe jones stole. it was found in st. mary's county. you see jones, not approach him. police say cal 911. >> one counsel m pberlans to add an at large counsel member robert white wants to give minorities and women a better chance to profit and require 35% of work to go to minority owned, women owned local businesses. counsel members will take a second and final vote before the end of the year. today we may learn new about robert mueller

menssexuallylted the woman and drove around for about 45 minutes before forcing her out of the car in southeast d.c>> she was terrorized for an hour. so we want to do ourest by her and get these guys off the street immediately. we donm want t to hurt anyone else. >> one of the men was caught on camera using the victim's atm card. they also captured the car they were driving. >> a man was found dead in the parking lot of a strip mall. police responded to a shooting just after7:00 last night. they found the victim dead at the scene. there's no suspects at this time. happening today, the first of two major votes over the future of legalized sports betting in d.v. and one counsel member plans to add a amendment. he wants to give minorities and women better chance to profit from the newg gambl business. it would allow a limited number of operators to run mobile sports betti and require 35% ofontracted work to go to minorityom owned, wen owned local businesses. they'll take a second and final vote before the end of the year. >> there is a knew leader at the helm for d.c. public schools. yesterday the may

police say two men were in a car when it went off the road just before mannight in ton road and southeast d.c. one of the men died. the other was rushed to the hospital. >>> right now, police in arlington are dealing with a problem on 395. there is a multi-vehicle accident in thelaov s. there are four people with minor injuries and a gas leak. police are asking people driving in that area ton slow d and move over. >>> some good news for a lot of u. metro's yellow line trains are running again. the line reopened this morning after a two-week shutdown from repairs on the bridgr the potomac. news 4 was able to get an exclusive look at some ofrk the wohey're doing. crews replaced cracked, crumbling concrete during that shutdown. that setch of trackas been called one of the worst in metro system. >>> sentencing begins today for the manct con of driving his car into a group of st counterpros at a unite the right rally last year. james alex fields jr. wasth onef e white nationalistsot esting the removal of a s confederatetue in august of 2017. on friday, fields was found guilty of ramming his car th

and the surviving in southeast d.c.hen i go home, the way i react and interact with someone has to be different. you say less, the way you carry yourself is different, the way you speak is different. that is code switching. assessing a situation and recognizing what the codes of behavior are, what are the standards and norms, and trying to acclimate. brian: how much of this, not just with black folks, but white folks, code switching goes on, and is there a negative impact for people trying to get together? zachary: it can be complicated. i would say that people are doing it very often, people are trying to do it more often than they realize. i have seen a number of my white friends in a way that is very good-natured, they are trying to be friendly, they will approach a black friend of mine and say something they would not normally say to someone else. yo, what up? try to talk in a certain way. they are trying to code switch. maybe not doing effectively, but trying to code switch. we generally as human beings want to rel

. >> straight aheaon news 4 today -- >> reporter: a major crash in a big busy intersection in southeast d.cat's going to skirt very, very close to our area. i think some areas of our viewing sea may seee snow tomorrow. we'll talk about what neighborhoods could see some sng . that's com in a few minutes. >>> all right. also coming up a march for victory after auilty verdict in the charlottesville murder trial. reaction from last year's deadly attack. >> we continue to follow a major closure that could effect weekend travels. why you needst toer clear of the memorial bridge this weekend. >>> a lot of stories. also we're turning up our facebook live. in us and chat behind the scenes. >> back on air in a moment. >>> right now on news 4 today, guilty of murder james fields is facing multiple life sentences after the charlottesville murder trial. reaction rom those who survived that deadly attack. >>> and d.c. police investigating a horrific crash. what we're learning about the incident just ahead in a live port. first, we welcome you in to news 4 today on this saturday the december 8th -- 8th of

that fire started in the kitchen on 17th place from southeast last night. d.c.ighters were ableep t he fire from extending to the second floor but unfortunately the apartment was destroyed. good news is that everybody made it out safely. >>> a christmas tragedy in frederick unty, maryland, after a kennel went up in flames. crews in middletown were called around 11:30 p.m.he when arrived the building was completely engulfed in es fl four dogs and a few rabbits were killed. several other dogs were so severely burned they had to be put down. no people were hurt. >>> now to the partial government shutdown that doesn't seem to have an end in sight. >> congress returns tomorrow but president trump is still insisting on fundi to build the wall on the u.s./mexico border. news 4's nicole jake skobs live at ragan national. crews are working but they don't know where they are going to g paid. >> reporter: they don't and of course it's a big question as to exactly how long this shutdown will last. i can tell you federal workers have seen shutdowns before, but some experts b

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d.c. teen shot and killed in southeast are remembering him as a good personho always was willing to help another. the family of geralda watson hed candlelight vigil last night. they woreee shirts bearing his face. they don't know why two people wearing a mask would chase him hoot him airwell and several times. >> whoever is responsible for i this, forgive you. >> police urge anyone in the community with information about this case to come forward. >> two police ficers were hit and killed by a train. thisle happened whi the officers were chasing a shooting suspect. both officers leave behind young children. >> two young men. both fathers. this holidayill never be the same. >> both officers have been on the force for just over two years. >> two prince george's county police officers were hurt following an accidental shooting at a holiday party over the weekend. investigators ag tryo determine exactly what lead to that shooting. right now, 11 prince george's county police officers are suspended. all of them are p of the department s.w.a.t. team. they were off duty at the time. they were at a ofcer'

d.c. police are reviewing surveillance video from that block, knox place southeast. people tell me that they heard dt least 16 shots fired. one woman t me it was ten shots fired. and they're wondering, who shot and killed this 15-year-old and why? somebody so young, life cut so short. >> yeah, it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: d.c. police chiefr pe newsome questions why two masked menow gunned dn a 15-year-old in southeast. >> who isot going to s a kid? this is the holiday season. it's supposed to be a se celebratory time and we're out here with a young kid and a family that's devastated. >> reporter: officers responded to fhe scene a minutes after the shooting, with their flashing lights.es detectound the 15-year-old, who was a student at anacostiaigh school, shot several times. >> we couldn't do anything to save his life. say the men polic targeted the teen, found him in the parking lot, fired shots, chased him into this stairwell and took off running. people in the neighborhood tell me the heard at least ten shots fired. police believe security cameras captu

southeast with significant rain. atlanta, charlotte, to raleigh, d.c. late in the day on thursday.or the new york city areas and new england friday's your day for the heavy rain and potential airport delays. eep that in mind thiseek as w advisories out there. if you want some great weather today the southeast looks nearly perfect for december. that's the december trend. warm and rainy. >> all right. thanks, bill. >>> a florida couple made a christmas tradition part of their wedding. on their first date brad and jessica bond went to target and donated to toys for tots. and they've done it every year since. on their wedding day they invited their guests to participate, giving everyone gift cards and taking them to target. >> didn't matter if it was one date or relationship, it was successful. >> the toys will all go to children in need this christmas. i love that idea. >> it is. great call. way to start off the marriage. >>> still to come an incredible archaeological find 4,400 years in the making. ks to you, st. jude children's research hospital is changing how the world treats and

southeast with significant rain. atlanta, charlotte, to raleigh, d.c. late in the day on thursday.or the new york city areas and new en and friday's your day for the heavy rain and potential airport delays. keep that in mind this week as we headhe toward holidays. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. and here's a closerouook at yr day ahead. >>> so tode're watching a little bit of rain, drizzle and a little bit of snow and ice in a few spots, especially the high elevations of centdl new englxiting early this morning. couple of winter weather advisories out there. if you want some great weather today the southeast looks nearly perfect for december. t that december trend. warm and rainy. >> all right. thanks, bill. >>> a florida couple made a christmas tradition part of their weddirg. on their f date brad and jessica bond went to target and donated to toy for tots. and they've done it every year since. on their wedding day theyin ted their guests to paicipate, giving everyon gift cards and taking them to target. >> so if we can make some kids didn'tn christmas, it matte

d.c. teen shot and killed in southeast are remembering him as a goodlierson always w to help someone else. two people wearing masks chased him into a stairwell on knox southeas it happened on thursday. police have not made an arrest. watson's grandmother says the suspects can run,he but can't hide. >> whoever is responsible for this i forgive you. >> police urge anyone in the community with information about the case to come forward. >> happening today, the district could have it's own red flag gun safety law on the books. the final ve on theeasure is expected today. >> darcy speer is live at the wilson building with more on this law and what it mea for n owners. darcy, good morning. >> good morning. we are her at the wilson building where the council will have a huge agenda for later today. the red flag law is just one of the laws that they're considering and this could impact people that own gs right here in the district. ow the law would give authorities the power to temporarily takeaway guns from eople that are suspected domestic abusers. people considered a risk to themselves or other

it's going to bring heavy rain to the southeast, airport delays from miami all the way up into atlanta and washington, d.c. and then we move thursday night into friday morning. we're looking at airport delays from washington, d.c., all the way to boston, back to cleveland with an icy mix. a risk for strong winds and isolated flooding. but the good news, lester, it's a quick mover. it's out by saturday. but by then, the damage most likely will be done on the roads and in the airports. lester. >> all right, al roker, thank you. >>> in north carolina this evening, a woman is facing charges of driving while impaired after a crash with a school bus that sent 13 students to the hospital, one of them in critical condition but expected to survive. police say the woman's car crossed the center line and then slammed into the bus with 20 people on board. a frightening scene there. the bus ending up on its side off the road. >>> scary moments today at three baltimore area synagogues after each received suspicious packages. at one of the sites where a school is also located, two adults reported feeling ill with nausea

d.c. teen shot and killed in southeast are remembering him as a good person always willing to help another. thef family gerald watson held a candlelight vigilht last n and wore t-shirts bearing his face. they don't know why two people wearing masks would chase the 15-year-old into a stairwell and shoot him several times. watson's grandmother says thers shooan run, but they hide. >> whoever is responsible for this, i forgive you. >> ed.c. pol urge anyone in the community with information about this case to come forward. >> theouncil is planning to vote on a plan that would legalize gambling on sports in d.c. the plan follows a supreme court ruling thisear that legalized sports gambling in casinos and the. internet under the bill, the in person nd online gambling would be regulated by the d.c. lottery. if approved, the law would funnel millions of estimated revenue intohe city. some council members said that money should go to the arts and education. the major yor is expected to pr the bill and will have m the gun safety bills coming up at 6:30. >> it's 6:06. happening today, president truc

this is have a from the scene on langston line at the apartments at southeast >>> providence hospital in northeast d.cy close several any part of the hospital that does not support the emergency care center wil close. the emergency depar ent will stay open through april. >>> now let's check in with wtop's jack taylor in yr first 4 traffic. >> good morning. we have trouble on 210 northbound. crash activity near kirby hill road. the right lane isetting by. it's causing massive delays out of fort washington. 395 main line northbound after glebeid road an at was put on to the shoulder. major delays inprgfield. 66 east we had two trodeles. 28.in sy. both in the middle of the roadway. >>> a check of your forecast is up next. stay with us. >>> it's a mostly cloudy and chilly start to the morning. temperatures in thepper 20s and mid-30 for most of the area. clouds will lower and thicken and rain chances go up with time. 's likely to be raining not long after 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. look at all that rain. this means it will be no sunshine at all this weekend and 100% chance of rain tonight and tomorrow.80

southeast creeping up the east coast on saturday. still raining in areas of the ohio valley all the way back to north carolina. on sunday, still watching this storm over areas from d.cphia to boston. could be a little bit of snow at the high elevations. we dry out in the southeast with warm conditions. it's a little soggy. >>> still to awaiian dance. a whole new way to care for newborns is born new johnson's cottontouch™ wash and lotion made with real cotton and enhances your gentle touch a new soft a new touch a new gentle new johnson's cottontouch™ (baby cooing) choose gentle >>> it was a red carpet mosquito-borne moment to remember. jason momoa let his cast members in a dance. >>> emma watson unveiled the first look at an upcoming reboot of "little women." it hits theaters next december. >>> the copyright battle is finally over. a judge hasrder thicl williams ga gaye's estate. >>> now to a little boy on a big mission to save the lives of dogs and find them loving homes using an irresistible sales pitch. here's kristin dahlgren. >> a nice big hug. >> reporter: they say there's nothing like a boy and his dog. >> this is my little snuggle bug. >> reporter: roman mcc

that's tracking to theast a that's ngainso southern illinois and all the way out to the southeast and up to washington, d.cas well. we're particularly concerned about flooding that's possible because of the persistent rain and because of melting snow in this area. that's why we have flood watches and flash flood watches that are up for today. here's the way the system will track as we go into the afternoon today into tonight and into tomorrow bringing a mix of precipitation, rain, and snow up here to the north and finally into new england. now let's take one look out to the northwest. his is where we have high winds, high surf warnings, gale warnings, even a winter storm watch as more rain and snow with windy conditions come roaring in to the pacific northwest. anthony. >> some tough stuff out there. thanks, ed. >>> the rough ride on wall street continued friday as the dow jones industrial average joined the other major indexes in correction territory. feelings of a global economic slowdown fueled the selloff. dow lost 2% to close at 24,100.t 's october. dow the nasdaq and s&p 500 each lost about 2% as wel

with that quiets weather into the southeast and cold a chance of some showers around the carolinas furthermore this lousy dry fossils in new york a celsius there for d.c. but some places the snow around the rockies. for seattle as we go through sunday and on and see monday this system makes its way further southwards and a facility that flooding right said the other cars there deposits are console up towards tennessee and kentucky will see some snow on the northern flank of that snow further north of lake effect snow just around the great lakes should be dry for a time it may make the most of it because that right is coming through not so much right across the caribbean here it's fine and dry some lovely weather things to but the top temperature thirty. on counting the cost the economic factors to watch has been ringing in the new year why economists are predicting a rocky ride for the global economy and from china to the middle east find out why and where financial storms could be proved. counting the cost on the. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines who the rebels in yemen of handing over control of the vital pools of

d.c. police have made an arrest in the murder of an alexandria teenager.ol >> 19-yea nya howard reynolds was shot late friday night in southeast d. her family tells us she had been visiting a friend when thing suddenly turned violent. pat collins is live at d.c. w headquartersith these new developments. >> reporter: he's charged in the death of a 19-year-old woman. he says she shot herself. that.he cops didn' buy by the way, the gun is still missing. his name is robert theodore smith. as he 22-year-ol rapper known as ag millie. today he is charged in the murder that happened in the bedroom of his home on 57th place in southeast. the victim, 19-year-old nya howard reynolds, an aspiring mod and he will hairstylist. according to court documents, nya w and smithe known to each other. her family says she went to the house last friday night visit her friend. a short time later she wasthead. people ihouse said they heard a gunshot and they went to smith's roomnd saw nya unconscious on the floor. they said smias pacing back nd forth saying she had shot herself. witnesses say smith and nia were the only ones in the bedroom when the sho

d.c. water reporting water outage in dupont park southeast. is getting by. tthey hope get this cleared over to the shoulder. beach drive remainsed blo due to flooding between stonebrook drive and connecticut a points south of 410. >>> we'll have a check of your forecast when we come back. you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast with 4g lte backup for complete reliability. so, if you lose your network connection... ♪ ♪ you won't miss the deadlines. having the confidence of something that's never gonna go down would be priceless. one more way we go beyond. call today and pay just $49.95 a month for fast, reliable internet. comcast business. beyond fast. sustainable shrimpking wrapped in prosciutto. they're not talking, because they're eating. oh, hello. at giant, it's the little things that make entertaining easy, leaving more time

d.c. leaders want to go back to the old hours. news 4's justin fins live at the navy yard station in southeast. so justin, we know that's where a lot of riders get stuck following the nats games because the games go >> reporter: that's right. they're tired of paying for uber and lyft and taxis to go home. of course, these longer hours for metro could be a game changer for metro's ridership. these are reasons why we could see metro's board vot today to extend those hours. so here's what we're talking about. extending hours during the week by a half hour from 11:30 p.m. to midnight. weekends, closing at 3:00 a.m., several hou longer. as you mentioned, the hours were set to revert anyway as cheduled until the met contract. due to repairs, metro may consider extending those condense hours for a bit longer. very familiahours and welcoming to long-time metro riders. if the board votes in favor of extending these hours today,e could see those new hours roll back out by julyf2019. of course, that's huge for local sports fans, concert goers, those going out who workso and o to restaurants and bars. howe

d.c. this home security sideows the victim stumbling from the alley where she'd been dumped without heres in southeast. she knocked on a neighbor's door, who helped her call slice. >> you somebody who needs help, you just do it. you don't second judge yourself. you help that person, especially a female knocking on your door asking for help. >> we want to show you the suspect's picture once again. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arest. >>> this mornin montgomery county family is thankful that their child is back home and safe. the autistic and possibly nonverbal student at rockville high school yesterday. a bus picked up the child. the student was supposed to get off in silver spring. c instead, tld was discovered on the bus at the inner harbor in baltimore school officials are still trying to figure out how this happened. they say montgomery county schools actually bus in some students fro baltimore city. they suspect when the rockville student did not get off at the right op, the bus continued on to baltimore. >>> now to a federal civil lawsuit filed against the princ george's

from the southeast to the mid-atlantic. remember, washington, d.c. surpassed its wettest year on record. now another 2 to 3 inches in the critical times everyone is traveling this -- the beginning of this weekend, amy. >> oh boy, ginger, thank you. >>> that brutal weather threatening to make holiday travel more of a mess. our senior transportation correspondent david kerley at dulles airport outside of d.c. and, david, you're already seeing a rush there this morning. >> reporter: absolutely, we're behind the scenes here at tsa. and look at this, amy, you can already see there are a lot of folks coming through. this is the first busy day of the travel season. the airlines are expecting 45 million americans to fly over this holiday season. that's 2 million plus more than last year, and as ginger mentioned, the weather is a problem. the airlines are telling us that they can handle that weather but the question is, what about tsa? they tell us they are adding officers to deal with the lines. and for the first time, amy, we get to show you something that

d.c. police want to know why. the investigation across the 2,900 block in southeast. this is a few blocks north of garfield elementary school here. this all played out close to 3:30 thursday afternoon during daylight with children and outside. police say this teen was chased by at least two men who reporteg wearin masks, at least one opening fire along the way. one neighbor saying they heard at least 16 shots. shots heard across t area that night. also he was cornered at the apartments in astairwell, we are told, where more shots were fired. he wasushed to the hospital and shot several times where he died. there is a thought that perhaps he w caught on a nearby crime camera, perhaps given a glimpses afterpects in this case and they say those neighbors were not the only ones that heard that gunfire. >> my district commander heard the gunshots. he was one of the first people on the scene with ourofficers. we couldn't do anything to save his life. >> the investigation continues. back in to you. >> all right, justin, thank you. close to a dozen bomea t in our area are bel

southeast. no word on his condition but homicide detectives are at the seep. this is close to minnesota avenue. d.cce actively searching for two men. they were wearing all black and ski masks. >>> a former school principal is under arrest accused of raping two students decades ago. he is now 90 years ols heharged with assaulting two female students in the 1960s. one wom said she w 14 when isaac allegedly attacked her at moffe school in queen anne's county. the second victim said she was 15. maryland state police believe there could be more victims and they are asking them to come forward. >>> after a tragic fnt mo, a new start for the university of maryland's football team. >> coach michaellocksley. >> the school introducing him as the new head football coach. the bureau chief tracee will kips was there a had some tough questions for the new coach. >> reporter: yeah. a lot of questions about how to rebuild this program. and quite frankly, the spirit oy the univershat was impacted when the football program was under attack. locksley shared that he had an intimate relationship with jordan mcnair'fa l

southeast. ng byzone with one get there and gaithersburg southbound, 270 near 370, two right lanes getting by that work zone. >> it's 4:02 this morng. a d.c. neighborhood is shocked andft saddened a 15-year-old was shot and killed. >> police are searching for the gunman that targeted the high school student. two masked men chased the teeni a stairwell at the apartments on knox place southeast. they shot him multiple times. some nesidents heards 4 they heard up to 16 shots fired. others told us the area is dangerous. >> driving through here is very, very scary. that's all ian say. this area is known to be violent. season. is the holiday it's supposed to be a celebratory time and we're out here with a young kid and a family that's devastated. >> police are reewing surveillance video from the area. >> nearly a dozen bombea t in our area are believed to be apart of a nationwide hoax. oneas sento university of maryland yesterday along with schools, government and businesses. they have been targeted from moast-to-coast. received an e-mail claiming a bomb waslaed in the building and were warned the only way tprevent an explosion was to pay ranso

d.c. so you can count on delays and a mess throughout much of the southeast, throughout the day today.inform hayward this morning. 48 in fremont. good morning to you in napa. 45, typical 30s in santa rosa. 48 on the coast. and we're milder, with all of that moisture in the atmosphere, but boy, the trade-off, not so great this morning, with that visibility really impacted all morning long. so dense fog, north and east this morning, the san pablo bay looking at a chance of light rain overnight throughout your monday morning commute. it should be light. nuisance showers. and we're not looking at very much at all in terms of our accumulating. so as we look at this ho hour-by-hour forecast, notice how dense the fog is, 8:00, vallejo, discovery bay, point reyes, and as we go through 11:00, still some residual moisture here. we have a mix of clouds and sun throughout the rest of the afternoon. we're bringing in our storm impact scale late tonight, early tomorrow morning. light showers. winds will be about 20 miles an hour or less, and looking at very little accumulation. so it's going to take

d.c. public schools are breaking their own rules and cutting back on required classes. >>> it is the end of the day in southeast. after hours of sitting in class, but for most students here, some subjecn were note lesson plan. >> very disappointed and very concerned. >> susan wells' daughter and hundreds more kids are getting short changed on scice or social studies classes. it has rippling effects. >> it makes school a less joyfun expe and a less well rounded experience. >> there is a policy of 45 minutes per day of science and 45 minut a day of social studies for students. but a i-team investigation found that some students were achieving far less includi at elliott hine, brookland, and kelly. >> d.c. public schools acknowledge, middleschoolers, your daughter's school, are not getting enough science and social studies. is that a problem? >> yes. it bothers me tremendously. >> reporter: t i schedulenot adequate and cites constraints on the duschele. one official cites budgetary short falls a trouble hiring science teachers. and instead, they're getting more math and english coursesn effort to boost test scores

d.c. here is some shower activity, heavier by 95 toward frederick and fredericktown. look at all of this rain to the south. normally, we're seeint flow out of southwest, making out of the southeast. actually ht here, creates a wall that does not allow the mbusture. we've got a lot more to come in this storm here. look at all of the rain toward georgia, all ofhat rain still has to come our way and we're still y still under the flood wat. to 2 inches. i'll tell you when it moves out and what to expect nt week. >> we'll see you soon. thank yooug. >>> all of this rain could not come at a worst time forn arlingational cemetery. >> the holiday tradition put on byhs wre across america will go on. we have a look at that story. some hardynd dedicated souls. >> we definitely have to prepare for wet weather this weekend. housands are expected to come behind me. up the escalator to come toio arlington nl cemetery to play the wreaths to pay tribute. each one of these headstones at arlington nationa cemetery will receive a wreath on saturday. >>gr what t day for us. >> michael is the director of operations. he says people need to prepare for the bad weather. storm team 4 says we can expect re

you're looking at the procession now, making its way southeast of houston to ehlington field,wh e he will fly aboard an air force jet to washington, d.c. on hand, his eldest son and former president, geo bush. the body of our 41st president will arrive momentarily at ehlington field. this was the deparre from the funeral home a little less than an hour ago. the former president will be flown from there aboa the plane to washington, d.c. he will lie in state at the tupitol a. the death of a president, of course, is a rare event in american life. it last happened 1 years ago with the passing of gerald ford. and the death of mr. bush has prompted assessment of his presidency, as well as o our current political moment. nbc political director and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd is with us for this coverage along with nbcpr idential historian, jon meacham, who is the author of "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush." nbc polital analyst andrew card was secretary of transportation under bush 41 and chief of staff to bush 43. george h.w. bush served several presidents, notably ronald a reag vice presi

d.c. bus stop, an arrest has been made. police have charged xavier milton. he's accused in a daytime drive-by shooting at a bustop on alabama avenue in southeast. >>> the university of marylandc irming more cases of adenovirus on campus. as of wedneay night, the school says 40 students have ntsted positive. last month one stu died from complications of the virus. gettingmore people fro sick, the school says that it will be expanding efforts to nt disinfect stu rooms over the winter break. starting january 7th, contractors will be cleaning all surfaces inside dorms,uites, and parms. >>> right now police in wisconsin are searching foron t peho pointed a laser at a medevac helicopter, forcing the pilo abort the mission. the crew was traveling to helpea teen injured in an accident. the crew was wearing night vision goggles and trying to land in a park shined a laser pointer at the helicopter. the crew said it clearly was not an accident. >> i appeared to the crew they were purposely targeted by a laser that was trackithem, which is very different than a fixed christmas light which is shining on the house. >> the pilot suffered an eye injury and had to go tosp the al.

we get with that quiets weather into the southeast and cold a chance of some showers around the carolinas furthermore this lot of dry fossils in new york for d.c but some places the snow around the rockies. for seattle as we go through sunday and on n.c. monday this system makes its way further south which had a solution that flooding right setting on the cars there deposits a sock and still up towards tennessee and kentucky will see some snow on the northern flank of that snow further north of lake effect snow just around the great lakes basin cboe should be dry for a time it may make the most of it because that right is coming through not so much right across the caribbean here it's fine and dry some lovely weather thanks to but the top temperature thirty. short films of hope and inspiration. a series of short stories. the human against the odds. january. an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth. as brazil gets ready to swear in its controversial president we'll have live coverage from brasilia and winning series showcasing hard hitting stories from the world's most populous regions. as the united s

d.c. to new york, you'll wake up to rain early saturday morning in connecticut, massachusetts, rhode island, then during the day on saturday it's a little bit lighter and scattered in the southeast. how much rain are we talking about? the areas of red are up to 2 to 3 inches of rain. that's from tallahassee right up the east coast. so again, minor problems with flooding, but a lot of problems in the airways as far as for sol delays early today and we are getting ready for rain in texas later tonight. >>> yeah, so again, the good thing with this storm is no ice snow. >> we need a break especially in areas that were hard hit. thank you. >>> a driver in d.c. captured a wild sight in washington, d.c., a man clinging to the bus. the driver claims he was going 40 miles an hour. he caught up with the dare devil later. the thrill seeker said he does a like it. >> those fare hikes are getting to people. got to get where you need to go. >>> just ahead, hard stopping rescue caught on camera. we will hear from the cop who scaled to the second floor of a burning building to save a family. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleani

d.c. t york, you'll wake up to rain early saturday morning in connecticut, massachusetts, rhode island, then during the day on saturda it's a little bit lighter and scattered in the southeast. how much rain are we talking about? e areas of red are up to 2 to 3 inches of rain. that's from tallahasseeight up e east coast. so again, minor problems with flooding, but a lot of problems in the airways as far as travel delays. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> we also are watching some light snow some freezing drizzle this morning in areas ofnd wisconsin northern illinois and northern indiana and throughout southern michigan. we'll watchor that some travel delays early today and we are getting ready for rain in texas later tonight. >>> , so again, the good thing with this storm is no ice snow. >> we need a break especially in areas that were hard hit. thank you. >>> a driver in d.c. captured a wild sight in washington, d.c., a man clinging to the bus. the driver claims he was going 40 miles an hour. he caught up with the dare devil later. the thrill seeker said he does a lot of stuff like that. he just really couldn

d.c., philadelphia, those are going to be big concerns. tomorrow, however, as that next system begins to push from the southeast through states like massachusetts more delays. unfortunately, cities like cincinnati, atlanta, and charlotte which may be okay for today are likely going to have much bigger impacts tomorrow. so if you have flexibility, today likely looks like the better travel day. we all know if your flights were bought ahead of time, there's not much you can do at the last minute. >> all right. thank you very much. again, thank you very much for the luggage carousel. thank you very much. >>> a judge in oklahoma has put a fence around its christmas nativity scene. it's part of sending a strong message about immigration. fellowship congressional church says the holy family was a migrant family, too. >> and church leadership says that just like mary and joseph, migrants fleeing to the u.s. are seeking shelter from oppression and violence. the church's pastor says everyone at their church has their own opinion on immigration, but everyone can do better. >> that's quite the image right there. you don't see that very often. i mean, you e