and in honor of veteran's day-- george washington's home is offering free admission to to all active duty, former, or retired military personnel. good morning washington is celebrating our veterans so send us your photos to burst dot com slash wjla. our tweet us with the hashtag g-m-w vets. we will be sharing those pictures all morning long. there is much more ahead on good morning washington... coming up. new details about a shootout that left one police officer dead in pennsylvania. what police are saying about the shooter. plus... we are honoring our veterans this morning. here is some of the pictures you sent in to burst dot com slash wjla. this is seargent major and mrs michael mac. just keep sending them in.. and we will - becoming windy today - dry weekend - chilly saturday, milder sunday - much of the area abnormally dry - we need rain! today: mostly sunny. few pm clouds. windy. highs: 58-64 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold & breezy. lows: 30-39 wind chill: 25-29 saturday: mostly sunny. unseasonably cool. highs: 49-54 winds: wnw 5-15 mph top retailers-- fri

. >> reporter: kathie and david started welcoming kids into their washington home years ago. when kathie's son santiago was in middle school. home who needed a meal. >> reporter: one friend turned to many and a new tradition was born. every thursday night, dinner for kids in need, as many as 25 gathered around the table. four of the kids moved in. >> i wouldn't send one of these children to a homeless shelter or a soup kitchen. i feel leek a child deserves to have a home. >> reporter: 18-year-old ed yearby is one of them. grateful for their guidance, getting him into college this helped me learn to love. everything. >> reporter: other people invited, mentors like dr. michael peter, encouraging kids to dream big. >> some people used to have, some of us haven't had it either ever or in a very long time. >> reporter: to keep this going, david quit his job and started a non-profit, working with kids full time. >> a lot of these kids have parents that love them very much, but we're extra parents. >> >> reporter: the table is full of thanks. >> you've been there for me, so i appreci

biden is hosting pence and his wife at their washington home. >>> house republicans unanimously vote to reelect paul ryan as speaker. ryan had been highly critical of id yesterday, ryan told fellow republicans he had trump's support. >> we are so eager to get to work with our new president-elect to fix america's pressing problems. >> ryan still has to win a floor vote for speaker in january. on the democratic side, minority leader nancy pelosi position is being challenged. pelosi agreed to postpone leadership elections two weeks to determine her future. for 14 years. >>> for the fifth time in u.s. history, someone has been elected president by winning the electoral vote but having lost the popular vote. all of the votes have not been counted yet, but hillary clinton leads president-elect trump by about a million votes. retiring california senator barbara boxer issishing a bill to end the electoral college and calls the electoral college outdated. >>> coming un morning," a way to change the way this country elects a president. >>> president obama's visit to greece sparked large protes

congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. home after fire detaroyed theirs. the fire on stewart avenue near lamb broke out just before noon. investigators say the fire started on the first floor but quickly spread to the second. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. right now... troopers are looking for a semi that they say hit and killed a it happened near jean. i-15 southbound near jean was shut down for hours overnight. troopers belive the semi was headed to california. police are investigating an overnight shooting on the strip. metro says a man got in argument with two other people, and that is when he pulled out a gun and fired several shots. both of the people were hit by the shots and were transported to the hospital. police did arrest the suspect. no bail has been set for a local mo connection with her child's death. diana eldridge faced a judge for the first time today. she faces one count of murder, and two counts of child neglect . her next court appearance is set for january. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... a valley man

. >>> and speaking of president obama, who is back in washington, home from his final overseas trip on board air force one, taking to porters before he left peru, he says he doesn't intend to constantly criticize donald trump. but he will speak out if the the president was in peru where he met face to face with vladimir putin for a few minutes. he said he expressed concerns but did not bring up allegations of russian influence in the presidential election. >>> still up ahead, gas prices going down. just in time for the busy travel week. why they could fall further. >>> and breaking news, the north dakota pipeline protests hitting a boiling point overnight. police and clashing. new video from the scene. >>> plus, caught on camera. an out-of-control suv slamming houston after an suv crashes into a cell phone store. reports say the driver was pulling into a parking space and hit the gas instead of the brake. thankfully, the store was closed at the time. neither of the people in the suv were hurt. >>> crews have finished searching the last of 14 mangled train cars that derailed in northern

. >>> and speaking of president obama, who is back in washington, home from his final overseas trip on board air force one, talking to reporters before he left peru, he says he doesn't intend to constantly criticize donald trump. but he will speak out if the president goes too far. the president was in peru where vladimir putin for a few minutes. president obama said he expressed u.s. concerns about syria and ukraine but did not bring up allegations of russian influence in the u.s. election. putin says he and donald trump share an interest in improving their countries' relations. >>> still up ahead, gas prices going down. just in time for the busy travel week. why they could fall further. >>> and breaking news, the north dakota pipeline protests hitting a boiling point overnight. police and demonstrators cl new video from the scene. >>> plus, caught on camera. an out-of-control suv slamming into a store. ? happy holidays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it be "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? i'm melting here. i'm okay. the holidays just got more surprising.

home. go to our nbc washington app and search "home sharing." >>> the washington wizards home opener is hosting the raptors. it may be what they need to get back on track. go wiz. >>> it has all come down to game seven for the world series. they face off tonight in cleveland. fans in both cities have waited a long time for a world championship win. maybe no one has waited as long as indian fan emily. she is 104 and was in the stands the last time they made it to the world series in 1948. >> wel >> why do you think they are going to do it tonight? >> well, because they didn't do it the other day. >> i love it. >> smart lady. >> two cities will definitely be on edge tonight. the teams to take to the field at 8:00. can you imagine what it must be like for the players? >> and this series, 104 years think about that. >> and the game doesn't start until later on. they have some rain possibly after about 10:00. same system that brings us showers tomorrow. hopefully they can get it in because that will make for interesting conditions. we're going to get some showers here in the d.c. area but not until

the home it's self built in 1916 and willsons acquired it in december 1920 knowing they would leave the white house and decided to remain in washington, d.c. this home is a time capsule. it basically takes us back about 100 years ago and allows us to see the way the world was then. we sometimes have the illusion that people in history were very much like us, only they wore dowdy clothes or something. but actually the wilsons lived in an era when americans thought differently about themselves, about their role in the world, when society was very different. the artifacts in this house open a door into that world. i'd like to help us do that today by looking at a couple of the artifacts in this home that tell the story of america's involvement with world war i. here we now almost 100 years from the date when the united states entered the war in 1917. i observe often that history is studied in eras and epics, but it's lived in hours and days. this is very true with the wilsons and world war i. we often associate the sinking of the lusitania with the united states entry into the war. they are certainly linked but lusitania sunk in may 191

in honor of veterans day, george washington's home is offering free admission. veterans. autria: for years people have left keepsakes at the wall to honor the names inscribed there. these items are picked up every night and stored in a massive warehouse in maryland. tonight at 11:00 we go on an exclusive tour of the facility and highlight some of the most awe-inspiring objects. those remembrances helping family members and veterans of the fallen heal from the past. veronica: can never have enough of those kind of stories honoring men and women. larry: enough layers for the next 48 hours. veronica: i was going to say, with so many activities and events going on today, for a long time, maybe some standing outside, it's going to be chilly. even cold by this evening. i put out a couple of locations with the wind is light and when the wind is strong. you can see 36 mile per hour wind gusts being reported from leesburg, va. yes, some schools are still in session today. what is happening here is we're seeing the areas with lighter winds and lower temperatures with higher risk, h

could this will to governor christie calling washington home? tracking sunshine and warmer weather tonight. nbc10 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> hours after her stunning defeat, hillary clinton focuses on moving forward while president-eledonald trump focuses on transition of power. >> over the next few months we are going to show a smooth transition of power to the world. >> and that transition starts tomorrow with a meeting between donald trump and president obama here at the white house. this is a live picture from washington, d.c. after 18 months and an unprecedented campaign. a new chapter in our nation's history is under way. as the country prepares for a trump white house, count on nbc10 to cover every angle of this story. >> nbcex we begin with george s live outside the white house where donald trump will take over january 20th. george? >> reporter: tonight the focus was on some sort of unity and healing this divided country moving forward towards a trump administration. >> we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we though

home to indiana. supporters greeted him at the airport when he returned from washington. he says he is humbled by the out pouring of support from the from the university of maryland. look at this young woman's picture. this is 21-year-old caitlyn george. campus police say she is missing. she was last seen on wednesday afternoon on campus. her roommates tell police she may have a black and white camping back pack and a green campus bag. if you know where she might be, call police. >>> an after school counselor is in jail accused of sexually abusing a five-year-old girl. news4's megan mcgrath is live whereth alleged abuse took place. a disturbing story, megan. >> reporter: yeah, eun. a lot of concern following an allegation of sexual abuse at an after school program for children in rockville. police have arrested 21-year-old raul ramos. he was a counselor at the kids after hours program held at flower valley elementary school. ramos is accused of inappropriately touching a once while he was playing tag with the child. he now faces several charges, including sexual abuse of

>> for the first time, we're hearing from the sons of a woman who vanished from her southeast washington home. unique harris has not been seen since she tucked her boys into bed six years ago. mark segraves spoke to them in an interview you'll only see on news4. >> reporter: this month marks six years since unique harris the single mother had just moved into this apartment building with her two young boys here in southeast and they were unpacking. they had been here for just a few weeks. unique took her two young boys into their bedroom, put them to sleep telling them she would see them in the morning. that was the last anyone saw or heard from the young mother. >> we're fighting every day just for answers. and when you don't have any answers, that is the hardest part. >> reporter: now, unique harris' help, asking for anyone who might know what happened to her daughter to please, come forward. this is the first time the two young boys have spoken out. >> the last thing i remember from her was her telling me good night and that everybody would be okay. >> reporter: police say they have no lead

biden is hosting pence and his wife at their washington home. >>> house republicans unanimously vote to reelect paul ryan as speaker. ryan had been highly critical of president-elect trump but, republicans he had trump's support. >> we are so eager to get to work with our new president-elect to fix america's pressing problems. >> ryan still has to win a floor vote for speaker in january. on the democratic side, minority leader nancy pelosi position is being challenged. pelosi agreed to postpone leadership elections two weeks to determine her future. >>> for the fifth time in u.s. history, someone has been elected president by winning the electoral vote but having lost the popular vote. all of the votes have not been counted yet, but hillary clinton leads president-elect trump by about a million votes. retiring california senator barbara boxer issishing a bill to end the electoral college and calls the electoral college outdated. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a way way this country elects a president. >>> president obama's visit to greece sparked large protests in athens yester

. >> reporter: kathy fletcher and david simpson started welcoming kids into their washington home needed a meal, a shoulder to cry on or needed advice. >> reporter: one friend led to many and a new tradition was born. every thursday night, dinner for kids in need. as many as 25 gathered around the table. four of the kids moved in. >> i wouldn't send one of these children to a homeless shelter or to a soup kitchen. i feel like a child deserves to have a home. >> reporter: 18-year-old ed is one of them. grateful for their guidance get helped me learn to love everything. >> reporter: other people invited, mentors like dr. michael peter, encouraging kids to dream big. >> some people used to have, some of us haven't had it ever or in a very long time. >> reporter: to keep this going, david quit his job and started a nonprofit, working with kids full time. >> a lot of these kids have parents that love them very much >> we're the village. >> reporter: the table is full of thanks. >> you've been there for me so i appreciate that a lot. >> you speak up for me and tell me what i did. >> reporter:

. >>> the washington wizards home opener is tonight. they are hosting the toronto they need to get back on track. tipoff tonight is at 7:00. don't miss. >>> so melissa helped kick off the annual share the warmth coat drive. >> this was fun yesterday. you have until november 19th to dig through your closet to donate your gently warm coats. drop them off at the herbert bank branch in northern virginia or the ace hardware stores in montgomery county. avoid their hands toda -- sooner or later it is going to get cold and t warm. >> and a lot of people have gently used coats. every year i go and dig one out to make sure it goes to a good home. this is the time to go through your winter coats, before you actually need them so you can figure out which ones you won't be wearing. >>> we're talking about more chances for record highs the next couple of days. probably not going to happen today. mid-80s. they are comfortably out of reach for today. but tomorrow's record-high temperatures are considerably lower back down to 80 for the record at natio

board does small town as a political science major i had to do internships and became to washington. i went home and graduated then came back to work for the reagan campaign and i have been in this town since 1980 and i am very fortunate to work with the number of people in this town with the executive branch and the legislative branch. >> host: ceo of a arp author of disk but aging. . . i'm really excited as you can see. i'm going to ask you some questions. you could have written so many different books. why this one? >> guest: i've done this one

and the first family served thanksgiving mills to residents of the armed forces retirement home in washingtonit's home to 405 previously enlisted servicemembers who represent every campaign since world war i. the president serve the turkey and gravy briefly chatted with veterans and workers as i went through the line. ha provided the dressing and cranberry sauce. >> on the next washington journal, former new york which in governor betsy mccoy discusses the future of the ,ealth care law and her book the obama health care law, what it says and how to overturn it. benjamin shriver talks about how environmental groups are reacting to donald trump's energy agenda. and brian bennett looks at immigration proposals. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. a.m. eastern on c-span. >> every weekend, book tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. here's what's coming up this weekend. baron, circuit judge for the u.s. court of appeals for the first circuit provides a history of the debate between the executive and legislative ranch over the

always uplifting winston churchill's namesake grandson, whose belief in the need for a permanent home in washington to preserve his grandfather's legacy never wavered for one moment. both gave complete and unconditional support, pragmatic advice and endless encouragement, although i privately thought they believed i was barking mad. their deaths, winston in 2010, and mary in 2014 whether devastating blows. and it made it clear that time was not on our side. early last year we endured yet another heavy loss with the death of the dean of all churchill scholars sir martin, a passionate supporter of this bold plan which he called our lifeblood. as churchillian's we know that inspiration can always be found in the words of our hero, never give in, never give in, never, never, never. i will admit, however, that those three deaths, the economic downturns which affected our financial situation, and the daunting challenge we set ourselves meant there were times when i had to fight mightily to keep churchill's infamous black dog at day. but use another churchillian expression, i kept wondering on your other

we caught up with them at the rural washington county home. all three of his children, 4-14, were in the middle of the melee. >> they took our flags crushed , the sticks on them, broke the poles, took them out of our hands. >> it was an anti-trump rally, but kartes, who says he voted for trump, insists his intent was not to defend the president-elect, only the flag. >> had nothing to do with donald trump. donald trump never came out of my my mouth, not even once. >> kartes says he expected a verbal confrontation, but no fight. still he says he'll return if the demonstrators do, and is prepared for another altercation. >> do i expect it? yes, probably, now that i've seen the situation and the way it transpired last night, yes. >> children should not come there. it's very dangerous. >> we're live now in red arrow park. this is where the march began and ended, and right here is where that fight broke out. it only last a about a minute. it was the only altercation reported during the entire otherwise peaceful march. police say there were no arrest

home -- near washington and decatur. police say -- 2 other people living inside the home -- heard an argument -- then saw jacob driscoll -- running away. police caught up to him a short time later -- as he tried go into someone else's house. medical center. an update tonight ... on that plane crash in elko! although 4 people were killed ... when the plane went down in a parking lot ... and avoid nearby homes and business! we're told ....two medical crew members... and a patient were on board friday night ... when the american med-flight plane took off... from elko regional airport... it was headed to a hospital in utah. investigators say... there was some sort of a before the crash this is world day of rememberance -- for people who died on our roads. valley families -- are celebrating their loved ones -- and supporting each other . 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- joins us in studio -- with more. christopher - the holidays are esecially difficult for those who have lost a loved one ,,, and making things worse i

the airport and see if there's a later plane that'll still get betty to washington in time for -- betty! she's there! betty, hurry home! come as quickly as you can! you're going to washington! i'll explain later. just hurry home. yes. yes. goodbye. oh, we found her! we found -- bud! how in the world?! do you get visions or what? will you teach me how? oh -- well, not right now. i got some homework to do. oh, isn't it wonderful to have a real mind reader in the family? yes. , endor, old buddy, thanks. we sure put one over on them, didn't we? [ snickering ] [ sighs ] all right, will you stop staring at me? [ eerie music plays ] okay. so you know what i'm thinking. all right. i cheated. okay! okay! i'll tell them. and the castle club is practically next door to the auditorium where you were supposed to meet kippy. but honest, dad, i just went down there to tell kippy i couldn't go. honest. kippy's folks wouldn't let him go either. [ laughs nervously ] that's an awful lot. it was meant to be. and it should stick, don't you think? yes, sir. but i also want you to realize the great value in telling the truth, which you've j

washington d.c. now. and the protests back home in boston just one of several that happened across the country. they are still happening across the country tonight. thousands of people gathered in fact in manhattan outside trump tower as well a trump's hotel in downtown chicago and in philadelphia a huge crowd marching through the streets and even blocking intersections. dan hausle live near trump tower

. >>> the washington wizards home opener is tonight at the verizon center. they are hosting the toronto raptors. home court average may be just what the wizards need to get back on track. they have lost both of first games. >>> and one of the busy intersections in our area is being compared to paris. >>> and the new piece of evidence that police hope will vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber will defund planned parenthood, threatening cancer screening. said she'd invade iraq again if given the chance, and hoeber has fought for a global increase of chemical weapons. we need john delaney. a family man and entrepreneur, he built two respected maryland business, creating thousands of jobs. in congress, he puts working for us ahead of partisan politics. >>> welcome back. i sure am happy about this weather. how about that? >> it is going to warm up, right, chuck? >> i wouldn't say it is unusually warm, but we are so warm so often that it is not a surprise anymore. and jeeps later on. we'll be into the 70s l

home. no, it's not washington d-c, but dubuque. coming up in a little bit we'll show you who lives here and why the home looks so much t-v nine on election night for complete coverage of "your voice, your vote." follow us on social media for updates all day and share your voting experience on our facebook page or with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at nine, and as results come in, join us for a facebook live behind the scenes look at t-v 9, including commentary from our political panel. you'll be able to see those and online at kcrg dot com. and don't miss a special edition of t-v nine news at 10 with live reports and analysis of key races across the state. it's "your voice, your vote" on your election night leader, kcrg t-v nine. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, will this great weather stick around for the weekend? consistent, constant, unvarying, predictable, through the weekend. lows will dip into the 40s with highs rebounding into the 60s to near 70. plenty of sunshine is expected as well. have a great n

home! it happened.... near washington and valley view. police say.... home and pulled the man out of bed.... hitting him several times.... before taking off with cash. only on 13 action news... we're hearing from the man.... inside that home. eric boehm, attacked inside home 7:58:48-7:58:56 "it was like a big flash in my head that's how hard they hit me. i still can't see out of this eye very well." the two men.... who broke in... are still on the run. as we head toward the end of the week we will keep the sunshine around with highs running about ten degrees above the normal. be near 60 in las vegas which is also ten degrees above where we should be. expect winds to be light! by the weekend, a weak disturbance passes north of the valley and will allow for a few clouds to pop in and out of the city along with bringing in slightly cooler air. mostly sunny skies will be winds will be light and overnight lows will stay mild, into the mid 50s. early next week highs will try to hit 80 degrees again but as we move later into the week a big cool down could be he

. >>> this is a film of president woodrow wilson acknowledging a crowd outside his washington, d.c. home on the second anniversary of the end of world war i. on november 10th of 1923, the former president delivered a live radio address from inside his home marking armistice day, now known as veterans day. coming up next, an audio recording of president wilson's address, the earliest known recording of a radio broadcast. we're providing a transcript to follow along since the audio is difficult to understand. the ailing former president who speaks very slowly in the recording died a few months later in february of 1924. pictured here is woodrow wilson's coffin being carried can out of his home. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> up next on american history tv, a panel of four veterans discuss their lives in the u.s. military and combat experiences. participants include the those from the d-day invasion, from the battle of the bulg

he -- back to washington, dc. home. i mean, there's no other way to put it. it's so meaningful to me because this is the place i've lived for 57 years. it's where i grew up. where i went to junior high school and high school. >> crist said while they were opponents, they were never enemies. he knows he had a lot of work ahead of him but he's looking forward to the challenge. all in all, a big night for charlie crist. you could call it, political resurrection for crist. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, josh. reporting for us in pinellas. >>n the other side of that race, congressman david jolly is at his watch party in downtown st. pete. haley hines is back there. she takes us live. >> reporter: you can see the ball room has long been cleared out. there was no victory party tonight here at the renaissance. the large crowd of david jolly's friends, family and supporters were all optimistic that he could pull it off and retain his 8:30, it was clear that would not be the case. charlie crist had won the race unseating jolly after two and a half years