at the woodbridge mall in new jersey where you are looking at retail's big day getting under way. forget cybermonday, amazon front and center today some retail therapy. >>> china ramping up the rhetoric ahead of next week's g20 meeting. >>> a brexit break through, we'll tell you about that. >>> and nissan ousting its long-time chairman carlos ghosn. all those stories and more coming up on this friday, november 23rd. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning good afternoon good evening i'm so happy to be having you with us is here's how your money and global markets are setting up their day stock futures are tra s ars are1 down the stock market closes early today. 1:00 close for equities. 2:00 close for bonds i'm not sure i would put credence in the futures, but if you care, we're down 53. it's been a tough week our rbi today will tell you how bad it's been this week for stocks pre-thanksgiving. we're making history here. maybe not the kind that we want to make. oil is open for trading. it's down again. crude off 2.5% to 53.20 per barrel gasoline prices should follow.

open the app and search i-team. >> we expect to learn the names ilof two peopled in a bad crash in woodbridge. >> this happened around 8:30 last night out of garfield senior high school. take a look at the damage hereca yo see it was just destroyed. crushed, two people inside that car died. it looksike the bus crashed into the high sc. >> new this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting in northeast. a man was fou shot to death outside of this apartment building. no word yet on a suspect or a motive. >> an officer involved shooting is the thi in our area in just 24 hours. this was not far from joint base andrews. the suspect fired several rounds. he's in the hospital now. the suspect's gun was recovered from a stolen car. this is a wook atre the other shootings happened as well. early monday police fatally shot a man up near baltimore and on sunday evening, police say they were lured inton ambush. >> they got audio as they duckec foer in the woodbridge shooting. take a listen. >> i got shots fired on my vehicle. >> he shot the gunman and now he's in the hospital with serious injur

the officer-involved shooting on laurel street. yews4's darcy spencer live m woodbridgewhy police opened fire. darcy? >> reporter: erika, we're here on featherstone road. if you take a look at the scene behind me, the street is a couple of streets away from where i'm standing. the road closures remain in place at this hour. the police chief came out and briefed reporters this evening, making it very clear, this could have been much worse. >> one of our cruisers was struck a number of times with gunfire. so basically, this was an ambush. >> reporter: prince william county police shot aed wou man armed with a rifle. the suspect allegedly opened fire oneyfficers as arrived at the scene on laurel street in woodbridge. he was taken into custody. >> they were pulling up and they all of the sden realize they'd were under -- being shot at they were under gunfire. >> the chief tells me the suspect fired at homes i neighborhood. two officers returned gunfire. nt one point, the suspect was believed to have bn the roof of his home. it's unclear how many shots were fired, a police ar

ince william county police remaining on the scene in woodbridge. at's where a man is accused ofni those officers were responding last night to reports that the man s shooting at houses in hioo neighborh happened around 5:3m.0 p.yester. two officers returned fire on the man. that mmoffss hi t were injured. >> the u.s. reimposed tough redent trump iran which targethe iran's energy finance a piceshivved w ptr w to what 17. >> howut wn oopalco mback threwt place thoerugh in the nfcshld ba ou asor m aseeu seeatnal ornderweranri tmsst 'lhuhr in just asest stdyrg rsnorth today sotonrlai d you see it alel thway down to tt wil start gikyreou lta tpe ttes t iprt svesi sprethaty could some gusty winds behind wha we eing tomorrow afternoon. th sousystem passing down to thoiff's gnd a to our south and keep in the rain shower activity this morning. ftnd into theon 50'erno so we'll manage today but pleatise go votlyots w ae weathy i ctos erin for traffic if4: struction causi nd hou all lanes in both upper marlboro looks good. 295 goodslometro services pick0 a.m. n

at the woodbridge mall in new jersey where you are looking at retail's big day getting under way. forget cybermonday, amazon front and center today some retail therapy. >>> china ramping up the rhetoric ahead of next week's g20 meeting. >>> a brexit break through, we'll tell you about that. >>> and nissan ousting its long-time chairman carlos ghosn. all those stories and more coming u

an courtney raying isn't monitoring the crowds looking for the bargains at the mall in woodbridge, new jersey. >> hi qb court. >> hi, sue. here at the mall traffic has picked up as the day moved forward, despite the door buster deals offered on thanksgiving evening as departmen stores and big box retailers. black friday is expected to be the busiest day of the weekend on the busiest weekend of the year for retail. they say 70% of themericans ll shop this weekend. of that 70% more than 80% shop today. in store online or both. in fact we spoke to m shoppers who maye shopping until they drop. >> we went home, slept for four hours and left again at 5:30 this morning. we've been here since. leaving this mall woodbridge and heading to mental lo mallft this. >> and bed bath and beyond and anything else we can stop on. >> victoria secret, i think we go home first and drop off the. ba eat something, the left overs from yesterdaynd think about going again somewhere else. >> master card spending poll says $23 billion could be spent on this black friday. $2 billion more than last black volumeand 4

the middle of a quite neighborhood. >> that was one of two sotings last night in woodbridge. the other left two mendead. they happened just 15 minutes apart. police say they' not connected. the first was on laurel street. police responded for o reports shots fired. when they arrived the suspect started shooting at them from the roof ofis home. the officers returned fire and ehot the suspect. the pol chief said it is a miracle that no one was hurt. >> extremely dangerous. w ild characterize it as very dangerous and i'm glad tha no residents were injured. i'm glad no police officers were injured. officers found two men shot inside a car in a wooded area. both men are dead. >> it's 4:no dozens of organizations plan to protest at university of ryland today. they're demanding changes after the death of football player jordan mcnair. students asking the president wallace loh to remain committed to hisretirement. they want to be included in the selection of future presidents nd they want the board of regents to be elected. maryland fired d.j. durkin over his handling ofr'cnais death. >> all of those months of

this cause of the collision is unigr inveion. live here in woodbridge, shomari >> thank you, shomari. >>> we have been talking about it for months. even years. ection day is about an hour away now. >> the stakes couot be higher. the poll are open. it's impossible what could happen. >> more tha 35 million americans are already cast their ballots. we're watchg to see if election day brings record turnout at the polls tomorrow. >> polling places in virgini open at6:00 in the morning. the polls in maryland and d.c. open an hour ler at 7:00 a.m. >> but w badther could also have a big impact on turnout. we're working for you with team coverage tonight. leon harris is keeping tabs on those last-minute >> but we begin with jackie bensen. she's live outside waltwhitman high school inethesda with at you can expect at your polling place. >> reporter: well, take a look, you can already see the campaign sign in the ground behind me, and if that person who hands y the "i just voted" sticker tomorrow looks like they' e younugh to be a middle school student -- they pro

not seeing a big impactecause of the crash but we will keep you updated. woodbridge near 123 still blocked on the left side with as nd then a brand-new crash near 32 we will get information onat

but we came here let's check out the scene at the mall with courtney reagan in woodbridge, new jerseyone of the best states around >> this is her super bowl. >> this is big for you you can't hide your excitement >> it's a great day for many reasons, eating turkey, going shopping the mall is reopening here at about 6:00 a.m millions of americans are expected to hit the stores today. something like 116 million 34 million yesterday it's a big day and a big tradition. walmar walmart's chief operating manager said traffic was steady all night long in stores across the country. they offered wednesday night phones, toys, gaming consoles, tvs both in store and online online shopping has become a big part of this season. walmart was the top searched retailer, then best buy. kohl's came in third walmart, 80% more black friday searches associated with it than best buy according to a panel of more than 300 shoppers, about 55% of shoppers say the deals are about the same as we saw last year but inventory is pretty good with 87% of those advertised deals still available. that's important adobe says

not seeing a big impactecause of the crash but we will keep you updated. woodbridge near 123 still blocked on the left side with as nd then a brand-new crash near 32 we will get information on that and be back in a couple minutes. >> thank you. >>> if you are up early to hit the road after the holidays this morning the delaware memorial bridge is re-opened after causing traffic jams like this one last night. both sides of the brid shut down as a precaution after a chemical spill at a nearby plant. because it's the main route to the new jersey turnpike, the closure caused backups for drivers in new jersey and maryland. it was opened up sixer hours a it was closed. >>> the view on the rightishe arrivals terminal right now compared to the video from last ucnight. conson on the lower level forced all cars on to the upper level t and evenough it's early and there are not as many people flying in and outwi you l still want to leave yourself plenty of time if you are heading to any of our local airports today. >> you may need extra time to commute this morning. the yellow l

burglary in prince william hecounty, it out a hickup truck slams into a 7-eleven, sm out the windows in woodbridge. a group of hooded individuals hopss out,oc the store's atms off its block. we are told when they drove off, it fell out of the truck bed. the police tell us they may have car w jacked aan about a half away >> that i have recoverthey havet atm and truck, which they say was stolen in d.c. investigatorssale tell us th investigators tell us they have captured one person in custody. >>> an 18-year-old got sick she died sunday. darcy spencer reports, her family believes mold may have played a role the her death. >> reporter: the university of maryland campus is virtually deserted. most students have gone home for thanksgiving the family of the freshman is trying to figure out how they're going to gough the holiday without her. she died at a hospital sunday on from complica related to adino-virus. dr. david mcbride heads the campus center. >> we talk about cleaning surfaces, unfortunately, because there is no treatment for thiss vi and people who aren't hospitalized reallhat we need to do i

the latest on an officer-involved shooting in in woodbridge, ia. >> plus what we've learned about a possibleen link betwe pular netflix s and a sexualssault case involvingtg members of aomery county and a race to the finish. the message president trump and former president obama are sending to voters during their final push on the campaignai l. your news starts now. >>h we begin wit breaking news out of prince william county. >> police shot a suspect who opened fire on an officer in woodbridge. tonight we knowcthe suspe is in custody.ic noe officers were hurt. fox 5's lindsay watt is in woodbridge. >> reporter: theolice chief says his officers were ambusheds this allrted when they got a call about a man who was firing a rifle. police say whe they arrived, the man startedho sing at them. we'll show you some video now to give you a closer look at this scene. this happened at a home down the block f where we are on laurel street off of featherstone road. the police chief saids it about 5:30 when the call came in about this guy. an says the m started shooting at offers when they arrived and that w

the night. news 4's justin finch is live in woodbridge now with the latest on this investigation. justin? >> reporter: yeah, very scary overnight for many in that neighborhood. this took ple on a very small street. we went back by there and smoke with neighbors. one telling us that he knows the suspect involved in this. with familylivin off and on for some time and was having some personal problems and he wonders if that's what led to that shooting last night mondaymorning, the 1100 block of laurel street. quieer again a hours of activity from prince william ing up phasee, wra one of this officer-involved shooting investigation,n centering this home. >> sounds like a bunch of firecrac >> lewis wilkins heard the gunfire fro across the street. he ao says he knows the suspect, described as a 29-year-old man. wilkins says his neighbor had recently fallen on hard times. >> he'd been acting strange tely and tired of life, you know. fed up with the way life's been going. >> reporter: just before 6:00 p.m. sunday, calls of shots fired brought prince william county police to the quiet block. the p

the rainomg down in some spots and the fog causing a yucky morning commute. woodbridge, we just spoke to police, smoketown road, crash investigation is done. no problems there as you're looking ate 270 down to th spur, no problems here on 270, everything is nice and clear though i can say this morning it was definitely pretty fog so be careful. having to use the low beams. after the crash at the gaithersburg station, yesterday br brunswick line train service is back on schedule. >> 4:54 and everywhere you look you're being encouraged to go vote today. check out the homepage of google right now. when you click on the wordsvo g you can enter your address to find your polling place. >>> now we turn to theio ele freebies around town. >> that i voted sticker can take pretty f today. it can get you a free order of chips and queso with any purchase. at corner bakery cafe get a free brewed or cold brewed coffee today. krispy kreme reward members can get two doz donuts for $13 with a coupon today. and shake g shack, free fries with any purchase. >> free fries. >> i'm on it. >> i

the history books. host: line for afghanistan war veterans. bryan, woodbridge, virginia. caller: a lot of these military people, the volunteer army does not have enough troops to secure the population from the commands -- the combatants. we should have learned that in vietnam. you have to have enough troops .n the ground all volunteers do not have enough troops. errand.rcising a fools peacehe population want and want the united states to be there but the other half are resentful. what the enemy does, they they getrate people, that can go on forever. host: thank you. guest: no doubt, the situation is as dangerous as it has been in a long time. since theve seen obama administration -- i served in 2015 and 2014 where we move from and during freedom to freedom sentinel -- we took a backseat and pushed the afghans forward in a train, advise, assist nature. we have a today fraction of nato troops in afghanistan that we have had in years past, more isolated in certain places rather than on forward operating bases through the country. what the caller is suggesting is true. we do n

the shoulder. delays headed .southbou germantown, westbound at wisteria. couple of problems in virginia, centreville, eas 66 at 29 and northbound after route 1 in woodbridge. vehicles on the shoulder causing debris and flat tires. beltway at forestville road, no delays. >>> the balance of power in congress is split after a dramatic mid term showdown. >> democrats now have control of the house but republicans were able to hold onto the senate. here's a breakdowf the numbers. in the house, 206 seats have gone to republicans. the democrats were able to hplit 23ouse seats to change the balance ofpo wer. democrats now have 229 seatsnd that puts congresswoman nancy pelosi back in control as house speaker. >> republicans will retain control of the senate. texas senator ted cruz held on to his seat. missouri's claire mccaskill lost to josh hawley. >> democrats were able to take control of the house in victories such as the one weaw in virginia's tenth district. demofeat jen wexton defeated republican barbara comsto comstock. this is the first time in years a democrat has taken the seat. news hr4's lawrence joins us from mcclain with the details. chris? >> reporter

the latest on an officer-involved shooting in in woodbridge, ia. >> plus what we've learned about a possibleenk betwe pular netflix s and a sexualssault case involvingtg members of aomery county and a race to the finish. the message president trump and former president obama are sending to voters during their final push on the campaignai l. your news starts now. >>h we begin wit breaking news out of prince william county. >> police shot a suspect who

the morning commute. chopper 4 i showing you what that looks like from above. centreville, eastbound 66 at a crash and northbound 29 after woodbridge vehicles on the shoulder because of debris. 66 and 95 time wise look okay. 270 top o beltway the same thg. look at wtop when you hop in your car. eun? >> melia, thank you. it is an unsettling statistic, but suici claims more police officers and firefighters' lives than any of the other dangers they olface. ae force in our area is working to change that. fairfax county police chief ed roessler sat downal andd with doreen gensler and talked about ptsd and how w hets to help officers deal with the stress. one officer said she's already saving lives. you can see doreen's story tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland here atnbc headquarters. selling the first ever u.s. adventto calendar y. you have to get there early because they're going to go fast. they're selling one with wine and one with imported cheese. the winer calen which costs $69.99 has mini bottles of wine and the cheesealendar hasive different varieties. cnbc morning business report, frank holland. >> fra

the two officers that were involved are nn paid administrative leave per department policy. we're live here in woodbridge, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you. also developing this morning, the search for a gunman in a deadly shooting in northeast d.c. right now police are searching forap who shot a gas station employee saturday morning. this is him. they found man shot multiple times inside of the station on brentwood road. an yesterday dave chappell campaign for ben jealous. despite poll numbers showing him behind, his support is surging at the right time. still ahead, a look at virginia's closely watched congressional race. why a lot is on the line in this race and remember news 4 is your -to source for the elections. our team will be working for you all electioday. tune in at 7:30 tuesday night for an nbc 4 election special. the updatp will k coming throughout the night right through news 4 at 11:00. >> here's a look at our other top stories. the gunman behind a shooting at a florida yoga studio had ties to maryland. he was a former teacher in anne arundel county. he opeire killing two people and

. >> the police chief says he lured officers into an ambush last night in woodbridge. >> they were called to the neighborhood for reports of the shots fired when they arrived. the suspect started shooting from the roof of his home. the officers returned fire and shot the jususpect. 15 minutes later, police were called to a deadly shooting just five miles away. officers found t men shot inside a car in a wooded area. police are still looking for the shooter. the shootings are not connected. >> police are searching for a man that shot a gastation employee. here's a look at him. police found a man shot multiple times inside the dstation. d at the hospital from his injuries. >> voters head to the polls torrow for the midterm election. candidates are going into caaign overdrive to secure those votes. maryland governor lar hogan posted this twitter video of him shaking hands before the raven's game in baltimore. and comedianave chappellst ho for ben jealous. despite poll numbers showing him behind, it supported surging at the right tioo. a at virginia's closely watched congressional race, find

the middle scol. >>> desperate call between 911 dispaxers and police in woodbridge. a gunman firing dow on officers. the officers wounded the man during the shoot-out. amy has the dramatic new audio. >> reporter: police say that man stood on that roof right over there and fired a rifle at them. the bullets apparently hit several nearby homes but no people, thankfully. and you canear just h scary that situation was. in this audio obtained by news4, you can hear police as they realize they're being ambushed. >> the subject is actively shooting on laurel. >> take cove >> reporter: several of the bullets hitting the police car. you can see at least three bullet holes. police shot back at the man and he is now in thesp hoital. neighbors say he was troubled for some time. >> he was acting kind of weird but he had been for a while. >> reporter: he said he had known the suspect for years and they often spent time together going hunti andfishing. >> he was acting strange lately. tired of life. >> another neighbor didn't wnt to go camera but said he often heard the suspect argu

now let's go over to someone who voted for the t blue dres morning. >> i did. i d. woodbridge southbound 193. you have a brand-new crash 66 and 95 in virginia. no problems right now. in rockville, weom havehing that could be closed through the morning commute. we're talking about westbound between broad wood and edmonton. those lanes are all blocked. there was a crash there last night. they're making some utility repairs. inner loo to 1. two left lanes get by. outer loop to 66 ands, gall one right lane gets by. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> still ahead, managing your money. the waters can be tricky to navigate, b fearnot. this morning we're working for you. we have easy tips that anyone can follow getting yourself back the right financial track. >> later today, it's len. who are you interested in. brad pitt whatan i do? >> there are so many people. >> why nft go the sexiest avia spencer is stopping by. ellen airs on nbct 3:00 and >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> ht4:22 r now. strong economic numbers are fueling some lofty predictions r the coming holiday shopping seas

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highway a crash blocking the left side. woodbridge eastbound prince william parkway 95 blocked e.k your forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> news4 today on nbc4 is brought toou byext day blinds. >>> mostly cloudy, cold, and dry today with temperatures movingo he mid-30s to morning to the low and mid-40s this afternwn. for tomor wintry weather likely first thing in the morning. mostly sleet snow, becoming a mix of sleet, snow, and freezing rain late morning, changing to all rain tomorrow afternoon. get an inch or two of rain. we stay dry for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> another local news updatin n 25 mes. back to "the today show." >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, new fires, new fears. >> mdatory evacuations underway. >> overnight new bla erupt in the hills outside of while the death toll rises and the most destructive and deadliest wildfires i californiahistory. >>> plus, special bond. michelle obama sits down for candid conversation about life in the white house with someone who knows it ll. >> we taught them how to go down the banister, you're welcome. >> well, a

the victim this morning was charles robinson of woodbridge. making any safety improvement here would be up to vdot, but i checked in with the county supervisor for this area and his office tells me he is now asking for an updated pedestrian roady an. back to you in the studio. >> let's hope they get thoseov ements. >>> and a local marching band was suspended after membe say that her hay they were hazed. we'll have new developments as we learn more about what happened and who is being held accountable. >>> and there is new effort to take gs away from those who have not broken thelaw, but might be a threa to themselves or others. >>> and nuptials are supposed to be memorable, right? but not for this kind of reason. we talk to the man who was fo e forced to prove new mexico was a forced to prove new mexico was a state. here's to the stair takers, forced to prove new mexico was a state. breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phon

the dog cannot live because she can waiting for my daughter toome home every night. >> reporter: flores told me that she hopes gonzalez will be released soon so he can attend her daughter's woodbridgedarc ne4. >>> and today gonzalez was ordered to be held without bond. the o driverthe tractor trailer was cited for parking on the shoulder and not uncng emer equipment. >>> dozens of children will spend the thanksgiving holiday for the first time with their forever families. barbara harrisonosted the annual ceremony at d.c. superior court. in all 27 children now have permanent homes. barbara caught up with one cole who have already adopted a daughter and this weekend they added a son to the family. >> we adopt ella in 2015 and bobby.e have >> what did bobby become today? he is your -- >> my little brother. >> congratulations t the whole family. >> see, that is what love looks cke. right nity is looking for families for 75 more children currently in t d.c. foster care system. so if you have room in your home and your heart, might want it step up and think about it. >> and this is the moster wol event. barbara has done this for like 20 plus anyears. it is just wonderful. just the best.

the president would want to be. >> for our line for afghanistan, war veterans, this is brian, in woodbridge, virginia. >> caller: yes, what a lot of these military people are telling you, the all volunteer army does not have enough troops there, to actually secure the population from the combatants, from the nonviolent, from the civilian population. and in order to go into warfare, we should have learned that in vietnam, you have to have enough troops on the ground to cut off the noncombat tant civilian population from being resupplied and infiltrated by the combatants. so it a fool's errand. because half of the population want peace. they want the united states to be there. but the other half are resentful. so what the taliban and the enemy does, they just reinfiltrate individuals and people, they get refuge because half of the population don't want us there, and individuals pop up, and then have an idea, and it could go on forever. >> thanks, caller. thank you. >> no doubt, the situation there is as dangerous as it has been in a very long time. and what we've seen since the obama administration, again, i served th

n>> we know the names of those people killed in that terrible crash in woodbridge. >> last night their sedan collided with a potomac and rappahannock transportation bus. you can see theas sedan destroyed. another passenger inside the car was seriously injured. prince williams police say the car was seding and crashed into the bus. >> and wee contir decision 2018 coverage after the break with a look at the b questions voters are facing in maryland. >> plus we are hearing from the widow of atah mayorilled in afghanistan. how the mother of seven is coping with this loss. there arepatrick morriseyes ifiled a lawsuit. to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i voted to protect them. morrisey got rich as a washington lobbyist for opioid companies. my work as your senator took a billion opioid pills off the street. morrisey is simply a "yes" man for the drug companies and the political bosses. i'm considered the most independent senator in washington. i'm joe manchin, and i approve this message. in maryland, democrats are on the front lines. with so much at stake, ben

a woman is killed in a crash in woodbridge and police say she was riding with a drunk the accident happened on dale boulevard yesterday. the mini-cooper was mangled. police william county police say slammed int the back of a tractor-trailer that was parked on the shoulder without lights or signals. the passenger in the car died at the scene. neither driver was injured. gonzalez was charged with drunk driving. the driver of the tractor-trailer was cited for failing to use emergency ewuipment. >> we're learning details in a terrible crash in pennsylvania. the bride-to-be was killed in this crash on i-78 thisweekend. she was a george washington university graduate. ire and her fiancee were on their way to t wedding in pittsburgh when a tractor-ailer plowed int their car. it pushed their car into another fire.sparking a they were both killed. three other people were hurt. >> it is 4:36 now. we start t your other stories, the latest on the campfire in northern california. it's now killed at least 77 people. president trump visited california this weekend to survey the damagen paradise. officials

the spur. stafford, northbound 95 at garrisonville road, that crash with delays inbound andnbound through woodbridge little slow as well. 66, fairfax unty parkway to the beltway 39 miles per hour. 95 northil 38 per hour. taking a look at 270, 33 miles per hour as you head southbound on e top ofe beltway outer loon 95 to 270. remember to list to wtop 103.5 phenomen phenomeno fm when you hop in your car. >>> a nasa spacecraft is expected to make a touchdown on mars today. thinsight lander will arrive on the red planet later today.it designed to explore mars' surface and the core of t planet for the first time ever. the spacecraft launched in may and is the first to make a mars landing since the "curiosity" rover in 2012. >> very cool. i remember him. >> you can watch the landing online at 2:00 p.m. it will be interesting to see what information comes back after it get there is. >> we'll figure w out when can move up there. >> visit. >>> sure sign of the holidays in washington, d.c., the city center d.c.gree light ceremony was saturday night. i lit the tree once again, this is the fifth year i've done

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they also say the companies they hire are licensed and perform work that meets or exceeds state and local building codes. a k horrific crashls a woman in woodbridgemorning, and police say she was riding with a drunk iver. take look at what's left with the mini cooper. and news4 sending us these pictures of the crash on dale boulevard. prince william county police say the car slammed into the back of a tractor-trailer. that car was parked on the shoulder without lights or hazard signals. olice arrested the driver of the minicooper, charging him with drunk driving. they also cited the driver of thengractor-trailer for faili to use emergency equipment. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. so we take a look at the weather now. we caught a bunch of folks bundled up in penn quarter in northwest d.c. on this chilly night. we are looking ahead to a big liday week. storm team 4 samarra joins us with what you c >> this week a few subtle changes, but they could make a subtle impact. i'm going to break it downyon full forecast. let's get a look at the headlines. a few things think is pertinent you know about. a small rain chance monday evening. we'll time tha

the nbc nbc washington app. >>> now let's check on your commute with melissa molett and your first4 traffic. >> woodbridge northbounding, those delays building. district heights, inyou aner lo near pennsylvania crash. and 270 a crash has cleared. delays remain from germantown spur. o the >> thank you. >>> a check on your forecast is up next. stay with us. conventional thinking can't save healthcare. welcome to change. just because it's never been done, doesn't mean we can't do it. just because it hasn't been seen, doesn't mean we can't envision it. we are uncommon to the core. we are upmc. >>> we haveanaged to get the rain to to turn off for the next couple of days. in change, the winachine is blowing blo. current wind chills in the 20s and low 30s. you will need a warm coat or a windbreaker on today. northwest winds will gty ound 20 to 25 miles per hour for most of the afternoon. temperatures will only reach the low-to-mid 40st best for today. even colder and windier for tomorrow. of course, our next chance of rain rolls in just in time for friday. >>> another local news update coming your way in 25 minutes. >> hav

they're like $1,000 a coat, and woodbridge want to poverty-proof the school, which is an interesting step. much like you wear uniforms. >> i was going to say, i guess it is like they ask for that labels or certain uniforms. uniformity. >> i grew up extremely middle class, and remember the lacoste shirts with the alligators, my mom would take them off other shirts. >> oh, that's nice. wanting to keep you hip. know what to get you for christmas. >>> thanksgiving and holiday travel is expected to kick off today. it's a live look at sfo, with the influx of travelers now also comes the increase in delays and canceled flights, and it's mostly due to that smoke in the area. the airport recommends that arriving early and checking with your carrier to see if your flight is affected. sfo is expecting to see more than 169,000 travelers today alone. as for the holiday season, the airport is expecting 6.7 million people between now and new year's day. so a lot of people catching those flights and coming in to visit. >> you can kind of understand right now why you want to get away from the bay are

the soolays it will conduct its own investigation when police are done. >>> now, we have new video this morning of a robbery in prince william county. we told you about this yesterday. this happened in woodbridge. a group of thieves smashed a pickup truck into a 7-eleven store front, knoing out the atm. they tried to drive off with that machine, but the atmthell out o truck bed. investigators say the same group may have tried to carjack a woman about a half a mile away. the atm and the truck have been recovered. so f i one suspect is custody. >>> new details in the recall that's affecting thanksgiving dinners across the country. the cdc is reminding everyone of an urgent warning to keep romaine lettuce off your table today. the e. coli outbreak has now stretched across 11 states. 32 people have become sick. now the fda says they're getting closer to finding the source of this outbreak, but not fast enough, according to some people. ent really should e able to go back to that supplier and say, where did this come from? and know very quickly the original source. that's not always the case, especially with produce. >>owhere is n a push for companies to adopt something called a blockchain technolo

the roads. southbound, flooding. and woodbridgethbound 95 before 234, we do have crash. >>> tonight on news 4, a consumer alert about a scam ng catc lot of people offguard. in some cases, leaving thousanda of d of losses. >>> we share one victim's story so you don'tnd up in ailar netuation. that's tonight on ws 4. i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. dave brat said he'd vote to reduce the deficit. i'm abigail spanberger, and i approve this message. but instead, he voted to increase it by $1.9 trillion. why? brat went washington, taking hundreds of thousands from big drug companies, wall street banks, and other corporate special interests and vo

host: steve in woodbridge, connecticut, the line for those between 30 and 60 years old.uggestingwas just there that someone else had decided to throw in monica clinton in president order to engage in that affair? is that what the previous caller was just suggesting? host: we heard what he said, what do you think? caller: i think that is ridiculous. i would not say it is impossible. host: what do you think about the lewinsky-clinton affair today? what is your view on it today? --ler: i think it is really i think it has come a long way but it still has a way to go. host: in south san francisco, the line for those between 30 and 60 years old. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i would like to say i feel sorry for her because he was the president and old enough to know better and i believe, yes, it happened. enough already, i don't need to hear about it anymore. what matters is we have a president today who is lying. host: donna in pennsylvania on the line for those between 30 and 60. good morning. caller: hi, john, how are you doing? host: doing wel

the angles. courtney reagan is in woodbridge mall frank collins is in a best buy with how it's one-stop shop planmparing amazon and online competitors in real time. julia boors stin is outside california with new digital strategies with playing out. courtney, let's start with you. >> well, mastercard spending pulse is estimating black friday sales could be around 23 billion. that's 2 billion more than spent last black friday. they also believe that the sales volumes will be about 40% higher than another average day during this year's holiday season a 60 jll shopping survey conducted open the east coast has that shopping center group reporting initial traffic was stronger at its location over all, traffic is about the same as we seen last black friday online sales, though, hitting records, according to adobe, thanksgiving online sales up 28%. now making thanksgiving the biggest or fastest growing retail shopping day in history, mid on potential pace to pass last year's cybermonday. they say shoppers are most engaged with kohl's, best buy and macy's and kohl's said they had a record online sales, t

the time 7:55. here are four things to know. >>> a possible dispute between neighbors may have led to a shoong in woodbridgen was shot at a ame on tassia lanefter 10:00 lastnight. >> the death toll rising in the california wildfires. at least76 people dead. 1300 missing. officials are concerned about the dangerous winds in the ming days. >>> help us feed thousands of people for the holidays. join us for annual food for families turkey and food drive tomorrow. cyou can drop offned and boxed food, cash or checks at capital one arena. you can donate on our web site. >>> and stay with news 4 all morning. "meet the press" starts at 10:30. interviews with senators lindsey graham andherrod brown here on nbc 4. bundle up ifdeou're h out this morning, lauryn. >> you are going to need that jacket because it's chilly and we havehe snow onround so you know you'll need it. we are going to start today in e 20s and 30s, warming into low 50s today. i believe we'll have a little moreloud cover throughout the day today as compared to yesterday but we're still dryhe through day today. tomorrow mid-50s. we will have showers no

the nbc washingto app and search i-team. >> developing this morning, all lanes are back open on smoketown road in woodbridge after a deadly crash. >> last night they collided with a transportation bus. this happened right outside of garfieldho senior high . take a look at theamage here. twoeople in the car died. prince william county police are investigating the cause. >> new this morning, d.c. police are investigating a deadly shooting in northeast. the man wast found s to death outside of his apartment building on 50th street northea northeast. no word yet on the motive. >> police say the suspect fired several rout them. he is in the hospital now. prince george's county police sayeche sus gun was recovered from aton car. here's where the others were as well. we have some audio from that ambush as officers duck for cover. us.e's shooting at >> i have shots fired on my vehicle. police shot the gunman. he's in the hospital with serious injuries. ne of the officers w hurt. >> yesterdayen doz of protest tos marched in college park. they want to seeigficant changes in who runs the university. this stems from the death of jorda

the crash. real volume headed southbound because of that. southbound 295 after pennsylvania avenue, right side blocked by a crash there. lorton after woodbridge. right side is blocked by a disabled vehicle.n wisconavenue, east-west highway, northbound and southbound, we have a lane blocking then left lane each direction. 270 looks okay. top of the ebeltway, n and clear. the numbers will change quite a bit throughout the day. 66 inbound. 95 northbound in virginia no problem. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> thank you. it's 5:55 now. how many people are you expecting for thanksgiving dinner? >> 15? maybe 20? ni>> this m an area group is preparing dinner for50 nearl families in the community. >> good morning, this is a major effort. feeding hundreds of families. happening in a matter of hours. let's see what was going on outside. they have been upll night working on the turkey and all of the food. all of this is going to h pen right outside. the tabha and cirs will beet . this non-profit is doing thm. i'oing to find out in the 6:00 hour how we're going to make all of this happen today. back in to you. >> instagram is cracking

segment, had it on montana where they spent $5 million in the general election on matt rosen dale who ended up losing to john tester. gary, woodbridgevirginia, independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: doing well. caller: i appreciate this every morning. i'm an avid listener in the morning. i want to touch on something quickly. i found it quite interesting that prior to the midterm elections, we were just inundated with information about the migrant invasion, yet at the election an those outlets, there's been no word mentioned of that which makes you wonder, was that really just a political ploy just for votes and there's really nothing to it because even the president has not mentioned one word about this migrant invasion ever since. i'd like your opinion on that. host: we want to hear your opinions this morning. from north carolina, democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. i am calling because i'm disturbed about the proposed cuts to social security. the ince lloyd pepper have seniors had a voice at the congressional floor levels. and $278 billion proposed cuts to social security is ludicrous especiall

the school says it will conduct its own inveigation when police are done. >>> we he new video this morning of a robbery in prince william county. we told you about this yesterday. thisappened in woodbridge. a group of thieves smashed a pickup truck into a 7-eleven store front, knocking out the m. they tried to drive off with that machine, but the atm fell out of the truck bed. cavestigators say the same group may have tried tack a woman about a half a mile away. the atm and the truck have been recovered.ct so far one suss in custody. >>> new details in the recall that's affecti thanksgiving dinners across the country. the cdc is reminding everyone of an urgent warning to keep romaine lette off your table today. the e. coli outbreak has now stretched across 11 states. 32 people have become sick.th fda says they're getting closer to finding the source of this outbreak, but not fast enough, according to som people. >> the government really should be able to go back to supplier and say, where did this come from? and know very quickly the original source. that's not always the case, pupecially with produce. >> there is now a for companies to adopt something called a blockchain technology.d w

woodbridge. prince william county police officers found a 20-year-oldan shot at a home on tassia lane after 10:00 last night. thedeath toll rises in the california wildfires. at least 76 people are dead, 1300 missing. utficials are concerned a the dangerous winds in the coming days. >>> help us feed thousands of people for the holidays. join us for our food for families turkey and food drive tomorrow. you can drop off canned an boxe, fo cash or check at capital one arena. you can donate through o web site. >>> and "meet the press" coming up next. exclusive inrviews with senators lindsey graham and sherrod brown. that's here on nbc 4. kind of a wild weather week for thanksgiving. >> we've got calm conditions but the temperatures are going to be chilly. today temperatures low 50s, maybe a passishowers, dry through thanksgiving. >>> thanks for joining us. "meet thespr >>> this sunday lashing outt mueller. president trump says he's finished answering the special counsel's written questions. >> i write the answers. my lawyers don't write answers, i write answers. >> and depogoes back on the att against robert mueller

the history books. host: line for afghanistan war veterans. bryan, woodbridge, virginia. er: a lot of these military people, the volunteer army does not have enough troops to secure the population from the commands -- the combatants. we should have learned that in vietnam. you have to have enough troops .n the ground all volunteers do not have enough troops. errand.rcising a fools peacehe population want and want the united states to be there but the other half are resentful. what the enemy does, they they getrate people, that can go on forever. host: thank you. guest: no doubt, the situation is as dangerous as it has been in a long time. since theve seen obama administration -- i served in 2015 and 2014 where we move from and during freedom to freedom sentinel -- we took a backseat and pushed the afghans forward in a train, advise, assist nature. we have a today fraction of nato troops in afghanistan that we have had in years past, more isolated in certain places rather than on forward operating bases through the country. what the caller is suggesting is true. we do not h

the cover story of the "new york times" sunday magazine. terry joining us in woodbridgeillinois, our last caller. caller: good morning. request,to ask for a but i think it is the democrats that are trying to make the people think this is about the president. my request is would c-span start a program up one day about people that make under $30,000 a year, and you will find exactly who put the president in office. it is not these people making year00, $60,000, $80,000 a . the people who put the president in office are the people who need a change. host: are you one of those individuals? caller: yes, sir. i lost my good paying job when obama was in office. not give me the job because the economy. i took the minimum wage. -- iquer half my pension have gone through half my pension, and retired at 52 to get money from social security. host: thank you for your calls, comments and tweets. live.n tuesday for our election -- for our live election coverage. nathan gonzales says he handicaps the midterm election. the house political committees for the democrats and republicans. her

woodbridge 7/11. several people jumped out ear m tuesdaning and lifted that atm onto the truck. but when thees suspected thi took off, the atm fell out of that truck. hepolice recovered atm and the truck, which t tell us was stolen from d.c. authorities took one person into custody. fo teen agers locked up tonight, charged with raping several teammates. the damascuslsigh schre now charged as adultles. police say they hazed several jc teammates insid the locker room. we have this startli development. >> reporter: yeah. wendy, these young kids will spend the next fourn days jail because of the holiday weekend. the courts are closed. their next chance that of getting out on bond won't come until monday. the entire community horrified after hearing the allegations against five football players. >> it's horrible for the families of all the students involved and the people accused. >> reporter: today, concerned rents learn that four of those athletes will now be charged ash adults w first degree rape. in what is said to have been a hazing ritual theye p are accused of sexually assault

the way. br bran brandywine road at muri avenue, crash reported there. eastbound on 66, looking quite good. as we zoom in on 95 in virginia, slow side is northbound as you're approaching woodbridge. >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's now 6:01. t back tot breaking news we've been following this morning.s a man ed after being shot near union station. this is video from the scene just before 10:00 last night. officers say they found the man unconscious and unresponsiol. right nowe are searching for two suspects involved. we're still working to learn more details and will keep youn postede nbc washington app. >>> d.j.urkin is out as the head football coach of the university of maryland. that bombshell announcement came just 24 hours after the school said durkin would j keep his following the death investigation of student athlete jordan mcnair. >> university pre wallace lowe made that decision. he said after meetinmpwith officials and student leaders, it was clear that firing coach durkin was the right thing to do. jordan mcnair's father learned the news during a live interview with nbc's tom costello. well, i'm glad that the right thing was done to fire coach durkin. coach durkin was

woodbridg a deadly double shooting thatap hpedne just mutes beforthat officer-involved shooting. we'll have more on that double micide in just a moment but this morng there are still uto what led to thefficer-involvedp shooting. recovering in the hospital and winters te scene.hurs >> our melanie alnwick is live on the scene with the very morning, mel. mning.good >> reporter: hey, good morning,s. g yeah, we still don't know what the motive was for this shooting. we also don't know anying really about this k iwes be in theird reshtion the 29-ye might have se hirmin tfoo start shooting yesterday but that is information they ve not released that is still underst inveigation. let's show you video fromliam county police were here on the scene, still a very activeinves. we're told that the offers were ambushed when they were called here for reports of shots being fired. this is the 10ck of laurel street inne shores neighborhood right along the bay there. it was 5:4 apparently had a when officers arrived, they started firing at the police cruisers without warning before there was any interaction. the officers returned fire, struck the suspect in the the man was then arrested in front of the