old glory there before union station. the rain has moved out.will see sunshine again today. >> more good news but we're going to need every bit o sunlight that we can take because the cold and the win are making a come backck today. >> is here to fill us in on s thetorm team 4forecast. >> absolutely right. you can get your scarf and tie it around there pretty tight. still clearing out a bit. there will be more sunshine today than yesterday for sure. but the cd wind has returned. get ready to bundle up before you go outside. dry weather for t next couple of days, but of course by the the they get to friday and weekend, rain chances are back up. right now it's dry and breezy outside. so a blustery a cold day today. only up into the mid 40s and then turning very cold once again for this evening. windier tomorrow. >> happy tuesday, brand new problem here inn ger town, chuck. southbound on 270 starting because of this. left lane, left side, only thint getting by t crash. we'll have live pictures for you coming up. that is nhoer 4. something is going

live outside union station, jackie bensen, news ll4. >> a right, jackie, thank you. >>> we have more details now on the breaking news from the top of this broadcast, amazon g reportedly mov into crystal city. >> yeah, "the wall street journal" broke the news an hour ago. tomorrow morning, amazon will announce it is splitting its seco headquarters between queens, new york, and northern virginia. >> butwhy, out of all the proposals in the dmv, is crystal ty the winner? news 4's adam tuff has the report. >> reporter: ah, good old crystal city. when i say say -- l city, you >> i'm not -- underground, i don't -- isn't that awful? i think of it underground. >> reporter: let's try it when i say crystal city, you say -- >> the airport? what are you looking f amazon ter: well, what is looking for isn't a secret. lots of buildin spac good access to public transit and the potential to grow.y crystal c checks those boxes. >> i think it makes sense. it's close to d.c. >> reporter: strictly from a transportation perspective, some say crystal city is perfectly suited. >> we he the infrastructure, w

he's seen getting off at union station, spending hours here and taking a late afternoon train with his lawyer back to new york. we also know that what several of mueller's lawyers were working today on this federal holiday. they're supposed to be off. >> you can imagine he wasn't hanging out with his criminal defense lawyer for nothing on a federal holiday. he wouldn't answer any questions when reporters asked him what he was doing here, what he was planning on saying to mueller's team. he declined everything. he said he was having a nice ride. but obviously we've been waiting for months to see exactly what he can offer, if anything, to mueller's team. it may be the fact that he doesn't have anything that mueller doesn't already know. we'll have to wait and see on that as well. but certainly mueller's team, eight prosecutors today, that's more than the normal amount. we usually see fewer than that, so clearly they're gearing up for something, we think, wolf. >> democrats on the hill, especially the new democratic majority in the house of representatives, they're putting a lot of pressu

police believe a woman mayave died of hypothermia outside of union station. on sunda morning, commissioner that represents the hill east area was wal to catch a train at union station. that's when she noticed a wom a on bench in columbus circle. she quickly realized the woman was not asleep but unconscis. >> s was barely wearing, you know, clothes, maybe a light t-shirt, light pants. it was 32 degrees outside and i called 911 and i said i need help. there's a d.c. resident here that does not look good. >> paramedics were not able to save the woman's life. d.c. police arenvestigating e exact cause of her death. >> now to breaking news from iglifornia where firers are continuing to fight three large wildfires. >> 42 people were killed and the deadliest wildfireor in rd california history. it's already dtroyed the city of paradise. those found dead were found in burned out cars and roads in their homes or next to the vehicle overcome by smoke and flames. this morning, hundreds of people are still missing. now at the same time re firefighters a battling the fires

to building more afforble housing, this has a lot of ideas and it all starts right here a union station. the greater washingtonrs partp looked at all of our traffic problems over a 16 month period andound we were underutilizing commuter rail. right n drivers coming into and going out of d.c. have to switch trains from virginia's vre to maryland's train stem. they want to change this to a one seat system. the report also says virginia has the right idea when it comes to itsteive network of toll lanes. they want to expand that system into maryland along the beltway, 270 and bw parkway. ficials are also considering a congestion pricing zone in downtown d.c. these have cut traffic 20 to 30% in cities like london and singapore. basically you pay a tax toer drive-thruin parts of d.c. and the key overall is getting peop work together. >> 50% of all people go from where they live toy where t work across jurisdictional ri bounda. so fundamentally our lives are cross jurisdictional. our transportation needs to be as well. >> all of this would be free. costs about $7 billion a year on top of the m

reasons the memorial is located here on this hill over looking the city is because right here is union station. this is the railway station where 60% of all u.s. troops passed during world war i and ii. it occupies a really important part of the journey in the journey of those servicemen and women who went to war in world wars i and ii. for those who served in world war ii, coming through here and seeing the tribute being paid for those who served and the courage of those who served no doubt would have been an inspiring and encouraging symbol for them as they then left to go to war. also on the north side is the general's wall, a tribute for those 5 generals who gathered here, first time that they'd been together after the war in 1921. so let's go down to the general's wall and talk about that. we're standing now on the north side of the property, north side of the memorial at the general's wall. this honors those 5 generals who gathered here in 1921, the 5 allied commanders who gathered here, remembering at a time when you couldn't just hop on a plane. it was quite a journey. so these 5 allie

there you see some video of him over at union station here in washington. we also know -- we were reporting yesterday at least eight or nine of robert mueller's lawyers were seen working at the justice department yesterday, even though it was a federal holiday. we now know that they actually met. that michael cohen appeared and met with those -- the mueller team. >> right. he met with the mueller team for several hours before making his way back to union station. under the terms of his guilty plea, washington is one of the places he's allowed to travel to. and so he made that trip yesterday. we don't know what was discussed. we do know that he has had several sessions with the mueller team, with the team from the southern district of new york as well as the attorney generals in new york. and we know that he is a very willing participant. he wants to provide information. we don't know how useful this information is. we don't know whether this is something that the trump team certainly should worry about. they say that they have nothing to worry about, wolf,

we've got some video of him arriving at union station here in washington. here he's departing in late afternoon. we don't know what he was doing here. but his criminal defense attorney was with him, and we know that it follows that big explosive story in the "wall street journal" the other day about the president's -- president trump's involvement in hush money payments to two women. what's your understanding? >> i hope he's coming clean. there's reporting that he's been talking to the special counsel, special counsel has had a number of witnesses before the grand jury. it looks like they're moving toward, you know, more progress and indictments. but mr. cohen knows more beyond just campaign finance violations. i was a part of the interview of mr. cohen. he was negotiating with the trump tower property to go into moscow during the primary when russian-americans who were connected to vladimir putin were offering to connect putin and trump. and they even said, if we do this right, we can engineer this and elect our boy as president. so there's a lot of concer

. >> a man has died aftereing shot near union station. news 4's megan mcgraiv is in northwest d.c. with the latest. megan, what happened? >> reporter: well, as you mentioned, this is now being classified as a homicide. h the victim died in this. if you look behind me, you can see the still have the area cordoned off. police are still on the scene. we he tape acro this grassy area as well as the sidewalk, which is closed heret in the u block of massachusetts avenue. this is just right next to union station and the postal museum, just down the street from the u.s. capitol. in fact, when the shooting happened, the streets in the area and near the capitol were lock down as police looked for two suspects that they believed were involved in all of this. it was about 10:00 last night when the shots rang out. i'm told by police there was some kiennd of altercatith betwn victim and these two suspects. shots rang out. the victim, was stru taken to the hospital, where he later died. at this point, all we know about the victim is he is an adult the lookout is for two people involved in this. a

we've learned that a man has died after being shot near union station on halloween. look at video of the scene on massachusetts avenue. news 4 is working to learn more about the shooting. we can tell you that the number of homicides in d.c. for 2018 have t surpassed homicide totals from the past two yearsk >>> b to our top developing story this morning. coach d.j. durkin is o head coach of the football team at the university of maryland. that announcement came one day after theoard of regents recommended durkin keep hisiv j and months after jordan mcnair's death. the 19-year-old suffered henstroke during practice may and died weeks later. two investigations io the football program found a culturp wherelayers were afraid to speak up. it was a decision the mcnair family has been waiting months to hear. >> jordan's father found out during a live interview with nbc's tom costello. more on that at 6:45. >>> we continue to follow the latest in pittsburgh in the synagogueoting. this morning the suspect, robert bowers, is set to appear in court for arraignment. he faces4 cou

the men allegedly pushed and yelled at the victim for a few stops btiore g off at union station and running away. they have identified those m a an seeking an arrest warrant. they're asking anyone with additional information about thisncident to com forward. now.4:34 here's a look at our other top stories. caraccused of driving a into a crowd in charlottesville, virginia, is expected to go on trial jatoday. mes field drove into that group on purpose killing o person and injuring many others. julie kerry will be in the courtroom. look for h live reports starting at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> as president trump continues his attacks on robert mueller, a bipartisan group is worong protect his job.ce they'll f a vote on protecting the special counsel from being fired or political pressure. >>> republican cindy hyde-smith is the winner of the runoff senate election in the city. hyde-smith praised a supporter saying she would attend a public hanging if he invited her. she called the remark joke and eventually apologized. hyde-smith is the first woman from mississippi elected to congress. >>> 4:35.

the attack happened on a shady grove bound train and ended with the suspects jumping off at union station. >>> 4:34 right now. time for a look at some of our other top stories this morning. a confessed serial killer ss he's responsible for a cold case murder in prince george's county. samuel little is already serving three life sentences in texas. last month he told detectians from mar about a murder in 1972. little knew previously unreported details about the case. a woman's body was found by the bw parkway that year. she still has not been identified. >>> openg statements begin today in the charlottesville murder trial for james fields. he's accused of killing heather heyern he drove into a crowd august of 2017. fields is a self-professed neo-nazi who traveled to charlottesville to support the rally.he right heyer was among the counterprotesters to the white nationalist rally. protesters say fields intentnally drove into the crow >>> nbc news has learned some of the president's written answers to the special counsel's questions. the president reportedly denied knowing about the 20 trump

a woman on a park bench at union station will it take investigators a while to figure out if that was a hypothermia desk but it doesn't help people hanging on by the threads of safety nets but the thing is this is that time of yea where you do get those temperatures.ou folkst last night did indeed experience colder weather. colder than noal andith the wind it made it more uncomfortable for them as well and we talked to some person who was here who had been here at his time last year and had a completely different experience. take a look. >> when i was here last year about thisime of year the weather was glorious. it was like upper 70s, lower 80s the whole week so this is a oc shocker. >> reporter: this isn't necessarily unglorious. it's pleasanto take a walk and if you are taking in parades, if u dress properly you should be good. one thing you should be vigilant fireplaces.aces and this is the time of year where people fire them up. make sure they are in plopper wo -- proper working order. you ss more car things like carbon monoxide and then the fires that can be caused by improperly

the amtrak train was headed from union station to chicago when it crashed into a tractor thtraile. e were 157 passengers onboard. no. injuri the truck was fromhe cirque paranormal. amtrak, mark and csx traffic was shut down. >>> up in at 11:00, another source is reporting amazonill split its second headquarters in two. at 6:00, we told you that nbc news was romorting theny might move into two cities withn hq2, and just one. tonight, "the new york times" is reporting those two cities are queens, new york, andrystal city, virginia. last week, "the washington post" raised some eyebrows saying amazon was in deep talks to move to crystal city.a ecision on hq2 is expected before the new year. >>> the u.s. olympic committee tonight is considering a nucar option. it doesn't want usa gymnastics to rule that sportanymore. this follows lawsuits and the recent departures of top staff and the scandals with former team dr. larry nassar. nassar will be locked up for the rest of his life, after he molested young girls involved in the sport. the 0 limb mick committee says it will make sure training

. >> a man has died after being shot near union station. chris lawrence h the latest. >>.cpolice confirmed the man died from his injuries, but we're still working to learn more about how all this went down. here's video from the scene arnd 10:00 last night. this was halloween night in a very crowded area of d.c. it's not far from capitol hill, surrounded by neighborhoods. when we spoke with investigators last t, they told us officers found the man unconscious and unresponsive. paramedics rushed him to the hospital but doctors could not save him. take a look at this graphic. a told you about a homicide yesterday mornin we're doing it again. this is a year-to-da cme comparison. there have been 138 hadicides al this year in d.c. this time last year, we were sitting at 96 homicides. that's an increase of 44%. we've already surpassed the past two-year totals for homicides. ghron? >> all chris. thank you. >>> d.j. durkin is out a the head football coach at the university of maryland. the bombshell announcement came just 24 hours after the school

she would come on the train i remember meeting her awash in ten union station and then shumake virginia ham with more salt than you could picture but it smelled good and tasted very good. the other memory either waving her off for a meeting her dockside to get on the ocean liners she had very expensive taste. you had to go first class and was always wearing expensive furs. even back when her husband was alive needed a mansion instead of an apartment and finally furnished. but then then we realize that she had money to have this generation in harlem where people were determined to be turned out a certain way and segregated society they could do the same you could decide but i do want to say something admirable about it. there was something admirable about the notion in society that was deeply stratified but they tried to do something who else do we have? . >>. >> but i haven't talked about her education she went to smith college graduating in the class of 21 - - of 21 her education was probably painful so to be quite wealthy as an activism and socialist and to pay for eunice's education

crowds swarming union station in the nation's capital and amtrak expects more than 750,000 passengers the next few days. and if you're flying, you'll be joined by nearly 3 million people flying today alone. luckily airlines anticipating the rush adding more available seats on flights, increasing tsa staffing. authorities even opening up restricted airspace to commercial flights to handle the surge. but for some in california, the crowds are the least of their worries. smoke from those massive wildfires making visibility so low, it's grounding flights in san francisco. back on the east coast preparations are under way for the frigid and windy conditions expected at tomorrow's macy's parade. those famous balloons won't fly if winds top 23 miles an hour. each balloon has its own supervisor working with police to determine if it's safe to fly. and this year a new security measure. along the parade route, specially trained dogs to sniff out explosives, joining the thousands of officers on the streets and rooftops protecting the expected 3.5 million spectators. >> this is going to be a very

. >> a shoing near union station last night is now a homicide investigation. d.c. police confirming the man who was shot has died. gh capitol complex dauter andwa. sittinornnsas niince a nd mildut owiweem cay.ugithe >> oh, good. >> yup. maybe an earlyactt. a few minutes ago. beautiful sunrise out there and thain you s to our rnorth an wupd into northwest pennsylvania and ohioat will hold off f or4 urs.anhe ho, , we'll get cloftuds berut we'll keep i st on the mild sven gets in here. pr few showers tomorrow morning.ob st c of rain wibe tpassage of this cold front that will benc moving through will be l tomorrow afternoon and tomorroatw eveeni and me on cngoming up. 76athis afternoon. is, again -- >> wow. aartt's mild . iha wnjundsoyike a good od problemsely lots of on the roads today. 295 northbound before south capitol a crareally jammed up fe bottom side of the beltway toward t 11th street bridge. spring up in montgomeryr county, new hampshire avenue northbound at northampton drive, a crashef blocks the lt lanes right now. you can see traic gger delaysce 95 nditio

. >> reporter: eric has the pleasure o driving from vienna to his work right next to union station. >ife asked me why are you so angry? i'm stressed out from all the traffic! >> reporter: eric is certainly not ale. this graphic put together by greater, greater washington shows commuters who travel ween 20 and 100 miles into the district. eric knows some back roads here, but on this day the traffic ism ty. >> it's not good. a20,nd we left what, 7:20? >> reporter: eric is still in good spirits, though, and he has a message for all oth commuters who may not know what families like his are going through. >> just be kind, if you can. it can be hard. >> reporter: here is hoping for a more pleasant and positive commute. adam tuss, news4. >> yikes! that's a long time. be sure to tune in for part two of this story tomorrow afternoon. adam is working for you, you tips for how to control stress during a long and ut frustrating co all right. all new tonight, a touching tribute to a history-making navy s.e.a.l. from our area years afterh.is de his family still dealing with a private pain. but on t

police think a woman may have died of hypothermia outside of union station. she quickly realized the woman was not sleeping but was unconscious. >> she was barely wearing clothes, maybe a lightt, t-sh light pants, it was 32 degrees outside and called 911 and said need help. >> there is a d.c. resident her that does not look good. >> paramedics weren't able to save the woman. sec. police are investigating the exact c of her death. >> taking a live look at capitol hill right no congress is back to wok today. lawmakers have less than a month, though, to avoid a governwnnt shut and election results are still up in the air in some places. tracee ptss have t has the latem the hill. >> reporter: congress is back with a hard deadline, december 7th, pass a budget or shut down the government. lawmakers are promising to work together to promote infrastructure but two things could derail the deal, the border wall and protecting the job of robert mueller. democrats areccusing the president of presidential harassment. meanwhile election officials are still counting votes,

w itept on for several station stops when the train reached union station,he two menot off and ran away>> nobody was seriously hu. police say if you know these two suspects or if you were thereng duhe incidents, they want to hear from you. >>> a costly mistake. man ne letter cost a hundreds of dollars when purchasing airline tickets. what you can do toeep it from happening to you. >>> hold on to your hat. rrow. picks up to >>> a pro fooasall player been arrested three times this year. the latest domestic violencege ch just this weekend. ch just this weekend. breaking james: this is jane. she's a busy consultant with an active lifestyle. jane is also a kidney donor. after donating her kidney to maurice, jane was back to her normal activities in just a few days.n d kidney donation didn't cost jane a penny. i'm james brown. meet my friends jane and maurice. jane didn't know maurice, she just wanted to help someone in need and you can too. to learn more about kidney donation visit the gw ron and joy paul kidney center at gwkidney.oror call 1-833-kidney3. >>> we're telling people to hang on

crowds swarming union station in the nation's capital and amtrak expects more than 750,000 passengersu'll be joined by nearly 3 million people flying today alone. luckily airlines anticipating the rush, adding more available seats on flights, increasing tsa staffing. authorities even opening up restricted airspace to commercial flights to handle the surge. but for some in california, the crowds are the least of their worries. smoke from those massive wildfires making visibility so low it's grounding flights in san francisco. >> while it will be the coldest thanksgiving anyone can remember in the midwest and the northeast, maybe we should have some warm thoughts. as we take a live look there at downtown miami where it will be 80 degrees. >> life is good in miami. >> it is. looking very nice. it will be -- also looking good in honolulu tomorrow. 84 degrees there as well. >> lucky them. >> all right. >>> well, the trump family, they've got the right idea. they were already in florida right now. >> the president arrived in palm beach for thanksgiving with the first lady and son barron. ea

it recommends upgrading infrastructure to union station to a one-seat effort. >> there has to be coordination betwee three districts. >>reporter: this would cost about $7 billion a year of the money we're already spending. that works out to about $700 a person. me and you and everyone in the region, about $700 a year to pay for a stem like this. >> that's going to make it a hard sell. chris, thank you. >>> president trump's ex-campaign chairman accused of violating a plea agreement and lying to the fbi. see how the president reacted this afternoon. >> and an update >>> a major development iuethe robert mller investigation. the specialcounsel's office said manafort lied. prosecutors asked the judge to sentence manafort on charges of financial fraud. he was convicted on eight counts back in august.'s manafo attorney said his client believes he provided truthful information. >>> this morning president trump railed againsthe mueller investigation again. he wheattweeted "the fak news m builds bob mueller up as a saint when in actuality he is the exact opposite." >>> four b 15-year-ols accused of r

another person helped thend for stops when it reached union station, the two got off. >> when they're doing things like this. ey need some type of leadership, mentorship. >> reporter: nobody was seriously hurt idethe in. police say if you know these two suspects, if you were here, they want to hear from you. mark segraves, news4. >>> you expect to hear ads on the radio in your car, right? how about on a metrob? adam tuss is on the campaign wl could lot of money. >>> and a windis ay issued for our area tomorrow. a look at how bad it will be. >>> and we begin to follow brking news. little girl was struck by a truck after she got on thesc ol bus at oliver shop road. ol bus at oliver shop road. 't donno it hasn't always been easy, has it?♪ there have been days when you doubted yourself. ♪ and days when you were ready to quit. ♪ t you didn't. ♪ because you had the courage to venture into something powerfu education. if i lwove you with just thres of advice: never...stop...grong. [cheering] >>>nk he's saying hold on to the hats and hair pieces. >> we saw wind gusts a 20 to 30 miles an hour.

but i caps on in the evening and walk upright across the street from union station. i walked into statuary hall. which you could do back then without in the security guards. it was an immersion into american history. host: how did you pursue being a historian. kind of a: it's boring answer, but i always had access to good libraries. there were good city and town libraries and the communities i lived in. we spent a summer in middlebury, vermont. which has a good language institute. i got my first public library card there. i am a big fan of public libraries. to elementary schools and high schools and universities with great libraries. providence has a small, independent library. and has a lot of 19th-century books in it.-- i am a fan of stack access. stack and walk into a touch a book from 1850, that is a big feeling. i always wanted to do a book on lincoln. this was kind of a preparatory one. i talk about lincoln a couple of times in this book. working on a book about lincoln and his two week train trip to west -- washington to become president. how many years did yo

she took the train to union station in downtown l.a.or her normal shift at police headquaters in parker center. after arriving, stephanie was told to meet with two detectives. a man she didn't know from lapd's elite robbery homicide division to help them interrogate a suspect involving stolen art work which was her beat as a detective. so lazarus went down to a secured area in the basement to meet with her two colleagues in a small interview room. because it's part of the jail, all cops that enter here are required to give up their arms. unarmed and unsuspecting, she didn't realize she was being recorded by an undercover camera. >> hi. >> have a seat. >> and that's when detectives revealed that this conversation wasn't about art. >> do you know john rutton? >> john rutton? >> how long did you guys date? >> i mean, are you guys -- is this something -- you said i was going to interview somebody about art. >> detective lazarus seemed uncomfortable and vague in her answers. especially when detectives asked about sherry. >> i may have talked

. >> this train was head to union station. there were 157 passengers on board. no one washurt. >> two people are dead after a bad crash in virginia. take a look as itollided with a transportation bus. destroyed.see it was the crash happened around 8:30 last night right outside of garfield senior high school. the driver was the only person on the bus at the time of the crash. >> coming up, amazon narrowi in on the site for the new headquaters and our area still in the running. the new twist that could give ittwos this economic boost. >> plus the new sexiest man alive crowned overnight. 'll show you who jimmy fallon helped people magazine hon hey! havertys is having a big sale. #newlivingroom u know, people don't actually use hashtags when they talk. #t sgirldoes like that. no one ever does that. #havertysboom stop it. havertys veterans day sale is on. for a limited time only, get an extra $100 off every $1000 you spend... it's savings on top ings!'s already marked down. s havertys. #lifelooksgood. it's savings on top ings!'s already marked down. s before he was a

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but once we got into his car, we barely pulled away from union station and hele leaned over an he said i can really help you, but if you want to play with the big boys, you have to lay with the big boys. it just came out of nowhere. and it was very transactional. so i just said i'll think about it and get back to you. he said if you don't agree now, there's a good chance you won't later on. i said, well, we're just going to have to take that risk. i wasn't getting my calls returned to the national committee and after a couple of weeks i thought, there's something wrong here. so i asked a friend to ask around. and he called me back very quickly afterwards and said, you're on the no hire list. the no hire list? and then all of a sudden it all fit into place. that's what roger had done. that was the end of my career. >> so listening to that now in the year after me too where we have heard so many similar stories, it's remarkable that this was apparently going on so long before he was caught up for it. allison, you experienced a certain amount of harassment and in the end, it was those all

reporter: eric has the pleasure of driving from vienna to his work right next to union station. >> my me why are you angry? like i'm stressed out from all the traffic. >> reporter: eric is cnotainly alone. this traffic put together by greater washington shows commuters who travel between 20 and 100 miles. how do you keep the stress in check. behavior andellness experts say take advantage of the head rest andrt back sup and watch your reaction using the race to work mentality because your body can be negatively affected every time you honk your horn and avoid weaving and braking and eric knows some back roads but on this day the traffic is mighty. >> 9 20g, not good. we left what, at7:20? >> reporter: eric gets to do it all over again for the evening commute and do it right back around and do it tomorrow morning so his advice for everybody who is out here on the roads is this. >> just be kind, if you can. it can be hard. >> reporter: here's hoping for a more pleasant and positive co news e.4. >> and lay off that horn. i'm exhausted just watching that. m is f you've got c a stehamu,m co

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a homeless woman who passed away on a bench outside union station earlier this morning and they are before dawn. that person we have not identified them and it will be up to the coroner to determine the cause of death as temperaturedip. ere are folks who cannot shield themselves. they can't wrap up a bit more and they have a b moreacute awareness of the when it dips. it will gust to 40te l today but we will need to see some wintery weather. so things areng changiith the calendar. live in dupontcircle, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> a good reminder for us to . bundle >>> we are following a ixveloping story out of memphis, tennessee, whereeople have been shot. one person died at the scene, the other at the hospital. a local rnaortered a picture from the scene outside the home where this happened last night. lice say the victims here range in age from 13 to 21. the fourct surviving vis are in the hospital. their conditions range from serious to critical. >>> a police officer has been suspended for taking money in ge exchor not writing a ticket. the chief didn't release the officer's na

she would come on the train, and i remember meeting her at union station in washington, and she would spend two days cocking the the -- cooking the virginia ham with more salt than you can picture. but it smelled and tasted very good. [laughter] the other memory i have is constantly either waving her off or meeting her at dockside because she was always getting -- we called them ocean liners in those days. she was always going to europe. she went to europe all the time. she had very expensive tastes. she had to go first class, you know? and she was always wearing expensive furs and so on and so forth. she was always, even back when her husband was alive, always trying to move to a fancier apartment, and finally she wanted a mansion instead of an apartment, and so they went and did that and so on and so forth. and her expensive tastes became for even we as children realized that this woman either had money or wanted the world to think she had money because she was always wearing all this stuff. she came there a generation in harlem where people who could afford to were determined to be

if you wou like to ge in a festive mood, head down to union station. annual hristmas tree lighting ceremony starts in a few hours. this is a look at last year's tree. so i learned ts today for the past 20 years, norway has presented are christmas to us in recognition of its strong friendship with the united states. the festivities beg at 6:00 the station's main hall and you can check out live performance frs localartists, including howard university's gospel choir performing ington arts. >> thank you, norway. beats a pair of skis. >>> a long awaited much anticipated library is about to open in the bramble ton .mmunity of loudoun coun the grand opening is set for saturday. we got a look inside today. a recordumber of peopl in that community have already gone online to find out about this new library. to attract a new generation o patrons, this branch has a game room. it's got 3d printers and a recording studio. library managers say it provides more than what we can find online. >> there are many resources availablet online. with a library card, you have

. >>> lots of peoplent headed town on amtrak as well, union station is buzzing with activity tonight as people catch trains up and down the east coast so far, no word ofny major amtrak delays. although, cohen gestion is causing trains to be up to half an hour late. amtrak says it has added trains and staff to deal with the holiday rush. last year a record 770,000 people took the train to their thanksgiving destination. >>> well, it's off to the grocery store for families who aren staying town and the stores as you can imagine, they are packed withfots last minute shoppers. >> oh, yeah, in our last half hour, bureau chief tracee wilkins braves the busy supermarkets. she talks to one family switching uiv near thankg menu because of the romaine lettuce recall. >> conder the nbcashington app. one stop shopping for all thingd weather holiday travel. sign up to receive breaking traffic and weather alerts. it's easy. four local high school football players willpend this holiday weekend in a jail cell. they are charged with raping several of tear teammates. the damascus high school 15-year-o

i got up on -- i got on in the evening and walk upright across the street from union station.alked into statuary hall. which you could do back then without in the security guards. it was an immersion into american history. i have the taste and i never lost it. host: how did you pursue being a historian. mr. widmer: it's kind of a boring answer, but i always had access to good libraries. there were good city and town libraries and the communities i lived in. i remember we spent a summer in middlebury, vermont. which has a good language institute. i got my first public library card there. i am a big fan of public libraries. the andrew carnegie vision. then i went to elementary schools and high schools and universities with great libraries. providence has a small, independent library. anyone can join it and it has a lot of 19th-century books in it. i am a fan of stack access. if you can walk into a stack and touch a book from 1850, that is a big feeling. that's exciting. it's a hands-on feeling. it makes you feel like abraham lincoln is in the room with you. i always wanted to do

e attack happened on a shady grove bound train and ended when the suspects jumped off at union station. metro transiteolice have m two arrests in that case. back to you guys in the studio. >> erika, thank you. >>> a weather alert day out there, folks, with cold temperatures and strong wind gusts. >> and amelia is back with a look at the change that the welcome -- the welcome change o headg way. >> the show has begun with run rudolph run. a big hour coming up. we are going to be dipping in and out of this live for you as await the first family to await the first family to come out and youand the holiday spirits just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> three, [ cheers and applause ] >> merry christmas. thank you. ♪ >> all right. we made it just in the nick of time. get it? the nick of time? >> that's beautiful.

some sunshine out there now, as u look live at union station. not much of a breeze out there to get the flag flapping today. that won't be the case for long, though. the gusty northwest windsnere back sthan you think. forecast, coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 midday. i'm angie goff.'m >> and eun yang. >>> to start us off with a developing story, we go tont stafford c where the sheriff's office is currently searching for a suspected killer. >> take a look at this picture here. the sheriff's office says this man shot and killed someone at the exxon and mr. b.'s market and deli onrr gton road yesterday morning. nicole jacobs isow live with details on the investigation. nicole? >> reporter: angie and eun, we're told there have been fewer than five homicides this year in stafford couy and where that exxon is positioned is incredly easy access to i-95. that's why deputies are depending on the public'shelp. police tape still marks the deadly scene that unfolded in the early morning hours sunday. >> well, deputies learned that t

. >> union city reporting station, redwood city reporting station, moderate. that's good air. notice all around it, unhealthy for sensitive for san jose. red everywhere else which is unhealthy for all of us. this will slowly improve during the day as the southerly winds bring some cleaner air. you can see the greens and yellows from the south up our way. it's also going to bring an increase in clouds. we'll start off with smokey sunshine, upper 30s to low 50s at 7:00. low to mid-60s at noon. at 4:00 with the clouds coming in. by 7:00, we're in the mid to upper 50s and start thinking about rain by midnight. how is the commute? >> overall we're doing okay. we have one trouble spot in the east bay. sounds like two middle lanes blocked and they have updated the location for this crash on 880. initially calls that were north of there, around "a" street but sounds like north of state route 92. you are heavy state route 38. we have a quick check of drive times. in the yellow in westbound 580. >>> now to the smoke causing unhealthy air quality in the bay area. here's an undate on what

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redwood city and union city are monitoring stations right there, m moderate. look what's surrounding them. look what's surrounding them. red and orange. let's talk about here at home. e.at will stay that way through noon. we're in the mid-30s through upper 40s again. mid to low 60s. increasing clouds and increasing hair quality from 4:00 to 7:00. more on that coming up. here's alexis. >> our quiet morning continues here. i do want to follow up with that crash we had on westbound 80 just before you get to highway 4 past willow avenue. a collision did clear up about stop and go traffic off the bridge but that's thinning out. then our typical volumes filling in past highway 4. overall we're not complaining about too much. southbound 680 to walnut creek is filling in but no blocking along that stretch. >>> parts of the bay area remain unhealth yt alalthy air quality. >> there are some businesses slowly starting to reopen. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in san francisco with the update. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. the cable cars are rolling again. th

stations. the european union's observerfound no anomolies in the polls. results are expected by november 20. to confirm them within a week. asia bibi has been released from prison. of blasphemy charges. she had spent nearly ten years on death row. and fears for her safety upon release. at the national defense university in washington dc. he's the author of pakistan's drift into extremism. what you make of this news? it took a week for her to be released from jail. released from jail. court was able to overturn the decision by the lower courts. decision by the lower courts. she has to flee the country is giving into it? giving into it? yes, in a sense the government took a positive stance. government took a positive stance. must appreciate the speech from the prime minister. prime minister. decision and supported the decision of the supreme court. of the supreme court. decision by imran khan because there may be a backlash to it. may be a backlash to it. this tell you about the state of pakistan today? pakistan today? pakistan's judiciary in some shape or

stations. the european union's observerfound no anomolies in the polls.al results are expected by november 20. them within a week. drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. including murder, trafficking, and money laundering. to and from court by us marshals. asia bibi has been released from prison. of blasphemy charges. she had spent nearly ten years on death row. that she would be killed on her release. bill hayton reports. they insists she is guilty and should die. to bar asia bibi from leaving the country. faced down the extremists to ensure her safety. this is really a big deal. it is very risky though. to the streets last week, could return to the streets. is a mother of four. with her neighbours. they accused her of insulting the prophet mohamed. something she has always denied. for pakistan's islamist movement. now human rights activists want the government to push back. to function. and the principle of law being questioned. we would not sign for that. are currently unknown. others say she has a ready left. democracy. with their parents. earlier this

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