as of yet, not effecting service on tro. now we have a crash, but it's in virginia. the incident is along the right side of the roadway. causing a till light big delay. we'll start on the inner loop, maryland, you have the right lane getting by. two work zones on the outer loop of the beltway. and on theuter loop i virginia. two left lanes will get you by and light volume not causing a big slow down. >> thank. >> we tur now to the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist laur rickets is in again for chuck bell. >> hey there guys. al fairly c morning especially compared to yesterday. temperatures in the 30s to d around 40rees right now here in the d.c. area. we'll probably take a fde ees off of those as we head through the morning before daybreak. sun coming up about 7:15. 7:22 isct the e sunrise. nothing is going on right now. we are dry. it's going to be cooler out there today. you probably noticed yesterday was on the mild de. today in the mid 40s and sunshine once again today. but weave rain on the way. we'll talk about when that's coming our way and howld it c impact

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. >> and tomorrow tro's yellow line bridgehe over t potomac reopens.been closed for two weeks because of cracking, crumbling concrete. uryn, snow lovers may want to head south. >> head to north carolina. raleigh, that's where we'll see snow. i'll fire up my facebook live so i can answer everybody's questions. >> q&a. >> yes. so get on facebook and help answer your questions at 10:30 but, again, snow is gstng to south of us. we have ate w weather advisory for cull pup pepper, fredericksburg, rap han i can, those go until midnight tonight. i know fredericksburg, our friends to the south aren't seeing snow yet. th that. accumulation could create problems tomorrow. if you're in the greater washington area, a few flurries. all of us will see sunshine damonday, tu wednesday. >> doesn't look bad. >> and friday and saturday we have rain and dry back outar next week. >> temperatures warmer than what we're looking at today. >> 30s today. >>> that wil do it for this edition of news 4 today. roanoke, virginia. >> the plane wisely did not try to take off. >> that's

an dipped had his sleigh and rode into town on aey tro in old town alexandria.ta paid a detour from theol north pe to be here in the area. then didn't stop a lot of kids fromoming out to take pictures. they had rain jacks on and rain boots. guess what? keep them out. you're going to need them tomorrow, as well. storm team 4eo mlogist somara joins us to talk about the rain. there's not a better way to put it. it's been nonstop. >> all year when you look bhek over summer, the fall, so dreary and wet. the thing iis,s one for the record books, folks. depped.really unpress take a look at some of the records we broke just today. so you know, it's been the wettest year on record at dca. this record was set back in 1889 at 61.3 inches. listen, i'm still counting as these numbers are coming in. as of thisg, even we're definitely 63 plus inches because of the rain we got today. not only that, but it's also the wettest december 15th ever on cord. no wonder why. look at the radar right now. this isn't just light rain. look at some of the originals, yellows, moderate to heav

today, the government announced that it's not going to -- it's not going tros cute ecute ameri media for being involved in th, and that adds a second voice now in addition to cohens, sayi that these payments were made to influence the election. so, that's exactly what the president has bee saying they were not all about. >> nbc's pete williams reporting. the prosecutor's agreementam wi ican media inc requires them to cooperate with any investigation. >>> next at 11:00, searching for a hit and run driver. ne this is not how i want to be on the , but i'm on the news. >> the 18-year-old victim recovering. his parents feeling blessed that he's still ative. >>> le night service fight. is metro making enough progress to go back to normal weekend hours? we could find out tomorrow. >>> and, moon walk back. nba star steph curry responds to criticism after questioning whether >>> a young man out for a jog last friday evening was hit by a car and thrown over a 30-foo high bridge. the driver took off from the scene, leaving the teen for dead down below. when p ethan'sents called his cell phone,

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me tro shows us an emergency suitcase he keeps ready at all times if tensions escalate he wants to be able to leave in a hurry. only you could remove the one i keep all the most important things in this bag we can just take it in the store. documents papers they're the most important of the books and some of the. they're difficult to replace the overflow and all the other style you can get ahold of wherever you end up with but of course we certainly do not want to give all this obvious to all but it is. it's not just in time and that russians are watching the conflict on the outs of sea closely as children in your dating board are more worried about the situation than she is. my hero would think you but the young that my relatives keep calling me the whole time writing to me on what's on skype everywhere that you know i write you back you things quickly come back years so we don't have to worry about you even my little grandson asked me. are they shooting there. i said tell him no my darling the sea is calm here is it's never been going that that. did me no one has managed to reassure

vigil was very emotional, touch,ee when you this mother and grandmother hugging each other, desperangly tro figure out what exactly happened, demanding to know who killed him and why. it's heart-wrenching to see tears -- >> my baby's not comingba . >> reporter: -- roll down the faces of children. they're supposed to shinejoith y like these lights during the liday season. >> it's not right. >> reporter: rest in peace photos of their friend.te >> pro this community, god. >> reporte gerald watson. >> let there be peace, not war. >> reporter: coverheir broken hearts. >> let us walk together and not walk against each other. >> reporter: the 15-year-old's mom and cgrandmothersole each other at his candlelight vigil. >> that's my andson. >> reporter: alberta pearson has a message for thell s. >> you may run, but you can't hide, because god sits high and looks mighty low. >> reporter: d.c. police chief peter newsham told news 4 people wearing masks chaired gerald into this stairwell last thursday, shooting s.m several ti >> the lord is my shepherd, i shall not want. >> reporter: he died at a hospit

tro systems is slow unable to keep up with demands of increased traffic and new technologies and passages of failing the effects of code into sky tracks and based on millions of survey responses there's no us sample in the world's top ten in denver international built in one thousand nine hundred ninety five is the first one on that list in the twenty eighth position the real problem however is that with the explosion of people traveling many airports are operating beyond their design capacity so we have a situation where the airports are crowded they're basically bursting at the seams and they're you know are looking to see traffic is increasing over there in the coming years over and beyond but there are already handling so there's definitely a need. to improve america's infrastructure according to the department of transportation a record nine hundred sixty five million a line passengers flew in the united states last year that's a three point four percent increase over twenty sixteen and more passengers mean more dollars in fact the federal aviation administration calculated that in t

from berlin rescue teams a race to find survivors of the indonesians tsunami of an army a volcano troseight steve and rocket experts are warning that a second saddam me is possible people are warned to stay away from sections off the coastline. also coming up at half time in germany's one to speak at the theme park .

rides are say it doesn'tpe give le enough time to get home from sporting van ing events or converts.e tro said that closing early gives more time for maintenance. it wasuggested some of the work could be done midday inead of late atnight. adam tuss has been tweeting updates all morning. >> triple a says more people than er before wil hit the runways, roads and rails this holiday season 112 million people are expected to travel somewhere to see family and frids between christmas and new year's. most people will travel by car. the worst day to be stuck in traffic in our area will be thursday december 20th between 1:00 and 2:15. triple a says that day will take you nearly three times to get to your destination. the busie days at the airports will be december 22nd, 23 and 26th. >> now to our weather. >> with a "w." >> i was trying to say weather and rain. >> i wish alle had to do was not say rain, amelia and that would mean it wouldn't happen but the reality is a little different, >>right? 'm tracking rain moving into tomorrow. today is our 11th day in a row without any measurable rain. the l

. >> and people in left have to worry about new understanding of speech, and violence, you tro to talkmp ughts, c. this can happen to liberals to, a normal speech, some subset of the university say no these words are violence, you cannot say that. kennedy: like sf s-- snl comic. >> they wrote to me, please refer to him as former snl . >> there are people around fox family, like ben what shir shapa hard time going on campus. i had a great time on his show. >> we have more with the panel coming up, we'll talk about whether or not you can trust robot, artificial intelligence ceo of google says probably not. is it wise too fear a robot invasion? and if we can do anything about it probably not, it makes it that much more fun, very kinky confidence. next. the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? ♪ kennedy: robots are coming, beep, boop, beep. >> according to google ceo --py should be worried, in a interview with "washington post," hurricane harve he hoo wr of articlefitial intelligence are ve

tro area is in a flood watch. however, it may be a little earlier in areaswe to the . we are completely dry for tomorrow and sunday as well. rmoren in the forecast for monday. thankfully not as much as today. ybmae about a quarter tinge on a half inch on monday. the tforecast, w it is lacking, any snow in the next ten .da they still want to bring some patchy drizzle to the area. later ead into the evening and overnight hours, we will see some clearing with the clouds. right now we're 10 to 1 drees above normal. arting off tomorrow at 44 degrees. sunrise at 7:26. we hit a high tomorrow 5 of with a mix of clouds and sun. overall, a prettyic day. the only thing you mightot like is the breeze. if you're heading out and about tomorrow on saturday, as we look to sunday,lo mores than sunshine but not a bad day. it is dry. the redskins game, 47 for a high on sunday as we look to monday. look at the chance for rain. %. coming up, i'll be walking you through monday. >> we want to get an early start on next year's rain. >> i know, right? >>> 2019 is just about here. >> and that m

wood tro and edith wilson were both supporters of the american red cross. this is one way the united states was involved in world war even before we declared war and became involved militarily. the red cross did great work in world war i, and was supported by many americans, including prominently the president and first lady. this sculpture was based on a popular poster of the time. it's called the greatest mother in the world and depicts a red cross nurse kneeling and cradling in her arms what you might initially think is a baby, but actually it's a small soldier who has, obviously, been grievously wounded. it's an amazingly empathetic work. i can imagine why the american public was so taken with this image, the idea of the nurses tending to those soldiers who were wounded in this horrible conflict that was sweeping first europe and then much of the rest of the world. it must have spoken to americans to be involved to do right, to do well. so the wilsons, this was presented to president wilson we think by the artist some time during world war i. here in wo

tro >> we came to share our eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong and free. >> and bay area stores see a second wave of holiday shoppers. >> i came this morning. i don't like the crowds. >> from returns to spending gift cards, we check in on the post christmas rush. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is the four. >> a small town in stanislaus county gripped by grief after an officer is killed during a northering traffic stop during a morning traffic stop. the officer leaves behind a wife and a son and a man hunt continues for his killer. welcome to the four. >> the death of police corporal ronil singh has devastated the community of newman. ktvu's henry lee is here with the search for the gunman and more on the officer killed in the line of duty. >> reporter: police found the gunman's pickup truck but the suspect is still at large. he shot and killed a police officer who was a father and husband living the american dream. >> reporter: this is the man who shot and killed police corporal ronil singh as we hurked a shift that good-byein' worked a shift that begu

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we have nancy pelosi who's trying tro secure her vote still to become speaker. you have chuck and nancy trying to appease the more liberal parts of their base. but come january when you have all of these incoming freshmen who were elected from moderate districts, there's going to be much more of an appetite to want to reach out open work with the president. even though they might be riding high off of the election in november. i think that they still should be thinking about reaching out for the sake of their more conservative democratic members. kennedy: is the president going to give it all on that 5 billion number? is that a red line? is that it, he gets it or the government shuts down? >> i would never put the word red line in the president's vocabulary. let him do that. he wants to make a deal. he wants more money. he wants 5 billion. but what kind of deal can you make when the other side is going to offer you, well we've told you what we're going to give you. it's up to chuck and nancy to see if they're willing to offer something. kennedy: what will the pr

, leaving of troops in syria sort of play into that narrative and should we expect isis to use that tro to recruit people in the future? >> well, they will. it looks like isis will use whatever they can to recruit people. we have to remember the threat of the body of isis, which is diminished and the lone wolves who pledge allegiance to isis which, obviously, can happen anywhere in the world. the key to taking that on is to have strong alliances and to maintain really close relations with other countries so that we can locate and find where the threats are. that is what was so troublesome about doing this to allies, not really telling them what the united states is out and doing. so that is the basis of the critique. >> siraj, transitioning to the government shutdown. it will last at least until next thursday. the senate has adjourned with little expectation of a quick deal. where do we find middle ground here? how do you see it? >> well, right now, president trump did himself a huge service by shutting the government down for his base. now, if he caved on funding for the border wall, a

it uses tiny elect troeds powered by physical movement.it can pwraoft the production of biochemicals used in tissue growth. >>> two weeks away from the college football national championship at levis stadium. >> the entertainment is already set. country music star keith urban will be the pregame headliner at the allstate championship tailgate. pop artist and former dancing with the stars contestant andy grammar will perform the national anthem. clemson and notre dame will meet in the cotton bowl, december 29th, followed by oklahoma and alabama in the orange bowl. the winner of those two games will play at levi's january 7th. you can watch them on our sister network, espn. >>> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >>> you industry the stack up at the bay bridge toll plaza. alexis showed us a few seconds ago. >>> okay. it's 6:57. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the 7 things to know before you go. the first one is just how thick the fog is, especially around the san francisco bay shoreline in

le>> i hope we have no tro getting carlin. low energy is easier to adopt out. >> very true. >> good luck, he'd make a fine additiono anybody's family. if you are traveling with pets you have, what are the easy dos and don'ts? >> an easy do is to get them ed to the crate. you're almost always going to need to have some kind of travel carrier to transport your cts whether , train or airplane so you don't want to just put them in the crate when rst get to the airport because they will be really t freaked the whole situation so give them treats, get them used to it, give them their food, gethem comfy bedding for the crate so they sleep in their there ny and when you're ready to travel they'll be more ready to go. >> people think crate training, how cruel, you lock your dog. it's amazing. i never had to crate train a dog but when i had a bigger dog, i thought this dog can eat the house so it needs to be trained to be in a crate. they love their crate. >> and iyou're taking them to families' house they can hang out in their crate an

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. >>> another new piece of ling mation in a tro puzzle what is making diplomats sick overseas. it started in cuba in late19201. diplomats reported hearing strange noises and symptoms that include headaches, dizziness and difficulty concentrate isoing. showed signs of traumatic brain injury similar to a concussion. a university of miami doctors confirmed today the diplomats suffered damage to the inner ear, alarmingly the problem appears to have spread to china. where 16 american diplomats were et evacuated with similar injuries. doctors saynohey do not the cause. some diplomats suspect is it's a sonic weapon. >>> d.c. officials have quietly altered a $13 million plan to ease water bills aer a former water board member threatened to sue calling the plan unfair. the district budgeted the relief funds after a news 4 i-stam ination last fall. we have the development. >> that former d.c. water board member told e me it wasn't just unfair, he believes the original plan was unconstitutional beoruse it made it easier religious groups to get water bill. relowsed. now district leaders ha

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bragging and making claims to make himself sound, you know, like this historic figure who has got the tros' back. oftentimes the facts don't measure up. >> april, it's interesting because during his visit, the president defended his decision to withdraw troops from syria. he faced questions about the government shutdown. was it surprising to you the way he answered it because usually the answer -- i guess, well, a more fitting answer is, listen, we face problems. we're america. we will get through this. but this trip is to support our troops and give credit to the men and women who keep us protected. but still he sort of used it as a -- almost as a campaign, you know, stomp to talk about his policies in defending the shutdown in syria. >> a campaign stop in iraq to defend his policies. i mean some of the troops, hats ready, those red maga hats ready. and there's a question right there for that. you don't use your troops to campaign for yourself. nothing surprises us any more with this president. again, we've said it over and over. it's overstated that he's non-traditional. but the questio

ngd then afterwards, i was like, "were you tro tell me something? yeah. ani will say you're pretty stunning yourself, pal. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's vanessa hudgens in "second act." take a look at this. >> i feel so bad leaving everybody else out of the conversation. i'm sure that your english is much better than my mandarin. >> i suspect it might be. >> we would love to schedule a a tour for you and your colleagues to visit our facilities firsthand. >> but, of course, we would have to wait for the deal to be closed due to the proprietary nature of r and d. >> as long as there's a signed non-disclosure agreement, i feel perfectly comfortable allowing mr. jiang to tour. >> you may not be aware, zoe, but that directly contradicts company policy. but i'm sure mr. jiang can understand that. [ speaking foreign language ] >> ha-ha-ha. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: vanessa hudgens, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "second act" is in theaters oncember 21st and "rent" airs january 27th livox.nd [ cheers

must play close attention to this band of tyrants, or as ambassador bolton ikad, this trigger of -- trohat undermines our national security. is of interest to us. it undermines the security of our allies as well. we have to use every tool at our disposal to hold these regimes accountable. other nations are unfortunately following in this troika. in bolivia, they continue to change the constitution, ensuring the leader remains of power no matter what. overpowering the opposition with violence and arrests. this trend only emphasizes the importance of discussions like this one, and the work all of you are doing, and not just the big shots on the stage. the big shots in the audience. each one of you is an ambassador of freedom. ultimately, it will be the people of cuba, of venezuela, of nicaragua who will bring freedom to their countries, who will be the political opposition, who are the civil society groups. individual citizens, they are going to be the change we want to see. although my time in congress is coming to an end -- i have a couple of weeks left. , it hasve you my card an expira

tro >> yes, yes, i do. i think the mission has largely been accomplished. the way in which the administrati has gone about announcing it was, you know, really rather clumsy, andpe aps even dangerous because our major partners had no idea that this was ming down the pike. so there hasn't been ato time coordinate with the kurds, with the french-- who are also operating in tat area-- or even as a practical matter with the turks or te russians. so, you know, this-- this kind of way of doing business can be ex but as-- but as a matter of principle, i think, ye, it's probably a good idea to be bringing our troops out at this stage. >> yang: mr. allen, let's pick up that point that this w of business can be destabilizing. you talked about the effect on the syrian people. what's the effect-- or could be the effect on the kurdish peopla inicular? >> all of us believe that those troops would have to go home at some point. the question is, is that pulation sufficiently stable to prevent a backflash our a re-radicalization? the other issue here is this kind of confusio

trying to look for those signs right now, prosecutors in the county know what they know now, they areng trorvene earlier in these case, they believe a case li, this onee may have lived if they had intervened earlier. >> in the story youay that restraining orders are ofen, officials, police tell victims that the first step, but as you say, it doesn't sound like they really result in anything. >> yeah, so you know, it is the first step t is the most basic step that womere told to do which is file a restraining order but avenue intes it creates a flash point in the relationship where the abuser o gets se and agitated-- agitated by the cling of this and can lash out in violence tha often be fatalment one prosecutor we spoke with said she tells women to filea restraining order with a backpack and a plan to get out of town, to leave once she files the restraining ordu er. ow, one woman without works with victims said it pretty bluntly that is not bulletproof vest, it can only protect you in so many ways.he and reallynly way that they are enforced is when the abuser violates the restraining order

we saw ingn france tro enact a gasoline tax which in essence is a carbon tax and we had riots in the even when i political will is there, it's not an easy thing t> do. his is one of the hardest problems the world has confronted co alectively. itproblem where the technology is needed to get tose ially zero emissions are not yet available, the ones that exist are expensive but some of the costs are coming down, so you have high costs that are visible today for benefits that still seem sort of abstract to people and mostly in the future and aostly for the wor a whole, so it's not surprising a problem ructured like that is a really hard problem to tackle. >> how do wencrease the sense of urgency? 2 degrees celsius is somewhat abstract.se give us a swhat does 2 degrees of warming likely mean for the planet? >> i thinkone of the difficulties here is the scientific literature makes it clear there isn't a single threshold, there isn't some mark beyond which everything comes include. what happens is as the planet wa os the probabiliextreme events goes up, the probability of the extreme wildfi

. >> i believe that there's ample reason to be concerned about his tro truthfulness and i do think witht to mr. stone and perhaps others, the special counsel is in better position to determine the truth or falseti of that testimony. >> roger stone is a self-proclaimed dirty trickster. he is in a little bit of a unique situation. i think, you know, you're right to note that president trump has praised him, and grow look at that and you contrast that to how he's treated michael cohen, calling him a rat on twitter, you can see where his allegiances lie, and obviously he's sending a message to stone to not take a deal. >> all right, we'll have to leave it there. caroline, thank you. roslyn thank you. i apologize to both of you for my coughing attack there. >>> the trump administration wants to make people work for food stamps. if you are in a state with unemployment above 7%, you need to have a job to receive the benefit. in states with unemployment rates 20% greater than the national -- the snap program is run by the department of agriculture and serves roughly 30 million americans. >>> op

communicationin platform, there's nite number of potentially bad things that could happen.ng the tough part is trowhere you're going to put your focus. >> narrator: but by 2017, facebook was being accused of not focusing on other serious issues in developing, fragile democracies where the company had expaed its business. countries like the philippines,t where almost allnet users are on facebook, and problem had been mounting. >> in a year, i probab met with more than 50 different officials, high-ranking officials, including mark zuckerberg. i wanted them to know whate were seeing, i wanted them to tell me what they thought about it, and i wanted them to fix it. >> narrator: maria ressa, who runs a prominent news website, says she had been warning facebook since 2016 that president rodrigo duterte was using a network of paid followers and fake accounts to spread lies aboutpo hicies and attack his critics. >> the u.n.'s anded his war a crime under international law. >> narrar: especially critics of his brutal war on drugs, 12,000 lives.en an estimated >> human rights watch has called government-sanc

americans with disabilities act, the clean air act, tudget deal that as president clinton will tell you set troerms of thsperity of the 1990s, he pressed ahead and thnother hugely important thing about george bush is he was always interested in the next thing. the next adventure, the next it's why he jumped out of . airplanes as msh used to say, perfectly good airplanes. he very much wanted to lay the foundations for the 21st century and in many ways some of the best parts of our country, in fact, he set the terms for that infrastructure. creating a world that we enjoy now. >> so interesting to me, especially from reading your book these -- in the rough and tumble of politics, so often it was almost like he second and then would say, well, here's the cia or go to the u.n. or the different places. a lot of people -- the conventional wisdom whyeould you that job yet he jumped at those opportunities. >> he did. it's a fascinating political life because he only won two elections before he won the presidcy of the united states. two house races dow in houston. he lost two senate races. he lost the pr

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sheriffs and our police chief and our other law enforcement professionals, and we tried to work with them tro try to figure out, how can we make this bill stronger? i listened to feedback from our nation's police officers an sheriffs, and we all got to work. we had meetings, we negotiated, we compromised with colleagues both sides of the aisle as well as friends across the capitol in the -- and the house. we also worked with the white house who we all stayed in constant contact with since the trump administration took over. jarad has been looking to get this done. i know each of us have talked to him almost on a daily basis, sometimes many times in a given day. so this bill is a product of those negotiations and those changes, and i'm not the only one who is happy with the result. since the improvements have been made, the bill has been endorsed by a number of important groups, including the texas municipal police association, the fraternal order of police and the council of state governments. so i appreciate the dedication and hard work of our colleagues who have worked on this to get the bi

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