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vernon senior living facility. the residents created the idea because they wanted to do something nice for neighbors struggling during the shutdown. >>> and don't forget, to che out or nbc washington app. we are wupt updating the services to hp people w are furloughed right now. >> the 4:46 now appearen and only on news4. a woman believes her brother was hit by a car op purpose. melvin was hit outsi h hise in adele fie almost two weeks aigt. still in the hospital. his family initial thought it was an accident but now his sister believes he was. target surveillance video shows her berry getting out of volk.an other vehicle vehicle hit him what happens is too vitamin to show. he is thrown in the air and landed several feet away. the car that hit him never stop. his girlfriend ran to help. his family soon followed. >> when i see that video of my berry i can't believe he is alive because, wow. >> his story does not which who would target her berry. he has been in the hospital with multiple fra his mouth is wired shut. >>> i'm s coreyth at the live desk following breaking news out new

george washington middle school here at 1005 mount vernon avenue. also a noon brunch to tell you about as well furloughed workers lled the furloughed workers appreciation brunch a bible study and a b that's being held by the city of praise family ministries at 8501 jerricho city drive. if you missed eher of those pages there we just showed you, i have links to them on myr twit and facebook page as well. something to try to help out furloughed workersnd their families in these tough times. back into you. >> justin, thank you. >>> we are uhating our app w resources for federal workers everyday. yo can check t nbc washington app to find out where you can get help and where you can give help. just search shutdown.ow >>> it's 6:06. the weather is taking its toll on our streets. and that is pretty evident here in northwest d.c. look at that. we've been telling you about this issue since yesterday and all morning long. a major sinkhole has opened up at theintersection of 17th and d streets. that's near d.a.r. constitution hall. thiss already causingtrraffic oubles in the area as you can eimag

burning home in mt. vernon,yo n . look at the ice after they sprayed her house down. they tere able get her out safely, but it wasn't easy. >> she was on the third floor, dridden. nice 80-year-old with dementia. she was okay at the time. basically me and the firefighters grabbed the whole bedding, sheets and all, snatched her up and brought her outside. >> the home was coated in ice and there was significant damage on the inside. no word on what started the fire. >> you have to give it up to the first responders. >> it's hard enough, their jobs, and so many who have to work he outside in conditions, chuck. >> absolutely. single numbers for temperatures up there. all that water turned into a sheet of ice. >> even for 16 degr >> i know. it's cold. >> even cold for ourst dards. >> and in january when you would expect it the >> come on. >> sneak attack. >> this is not normal cold. >> it feels bad. >> yesterday was far and away the coldest winter day so far. yesterday was 16 degrees colder than average. by far our coldest day of the winter, and we're off to a frigid start this morning. fortu

mt. vernon avenue. >> this area here, it's like as oric landmark for latinos and central americans, you know. >> reporter: in recent years, the surrounding arlington ridge and delway communities have grown in wealth and popularity. >> it is one of the areas that has stayed so long being affordable. >> reporter: now with the arrival of amazon, they fear the affordable housing will be longer affordable. >> we believe that the impact is going to be really devastating for our community as a whole community, not just for the businesses, but for people who have been living here for so >> reporter: that would potentially impact businesses like hector's. hector say most o his customers walk here. if they leave, so goes his businss. but making their bid to bring amazon 2 to northern virginia, virginia's governor, ralph northam and several local leaders have said they will bring more options when it comes to affordable housing. evelyn is hopefuleaders act on that. >> we create a model of housing, affordable housing so people can stay. i think that would be a great idea. >> reporter: hector w

business. bureau reporter david culver reports. >> reporter: along mount vernon avenue, the culture is cherished. mainly, spanish, roote in the town where many of the residents originally immigrated from,ud ing hector rodriguez's family. >> this est lishment probably started around '9r'93. my fathe opened up this shop in this community. >> reporter: insid the hair lon and barbershop, not much as changed. outside, the popularrirlington e and del ray communities have raised costs here. add to that, amazon. hector's clients say they'll likely move elsewhere. >> they're paying high rent as it is, but they're worried that, you know, it is going to keep on going higher. they're going to have to relocate. >> reporter: hector says most hi customers walk here. if they leave, so goes his business. >> and i think we're losing a o big partf alexandria. i feel we'll lose the community. >> reporter: the executive director of tenanor andrs united. >> it already costs a lot to live inalexandria. alexandria is one of the areas that has stayed for so long being affordable. >> reporter: in the bid to bri

father started the businessore than 20 years ago right here on mount vernon reenue. >> this here is like a historic landmark for latinos and central americans. >> reporter: in recent years the surrounding arlington ridge mmunities have grown in popularity. >> it is one of the areas that't ed being affordable. >> reporter: now with the arrival amazon, she fears the affordable housing will be no longer affordable. >> wbelieve the impa is going to be really dastating for our community as a whole community. not only for the b businessesut the people who have been living here for so manys. ye >> reporter: that's potentially impact businesses like hector's. he sai most of his customers walk here and if they lee, so goes his business. but in making the business for amazon's hq 2, vveginia's gornor and other local lea brs said they'ring more options r affordable housing. >> if we create a different type of model of affordable housing so people can stay, i think that will be a great idea. >> reporter: hector worries the alternative will nnly hurt business but also his community's culture. >>

mount vernon avenue location. there's still time for folks to come and pick out a warm coat. fa good chunk them are right here and take a look at some of the coats we hav that we just picked up. this is a men's coat, nice leather coat. here's a big furry coat. we have kids' coats. there's something here for eryone, men, women, children, come on down. there's a whole system. you have until 1:00. you can come in and shop until y op, basically, for a warm coat, which is really the perfectiming here becausehe weather, the cold weather is about to kick in and this really does do a lot of good helping a lot of people this time of year. >> need doesn't change and there's always going to be someone who needs our help, needs the community's help and this is a perfect example of what's been done here. we've been collecting sin september. they've been cleaned and put on hangers. distribution. all the volunteers. it's all about serving people who can't afford to do it for themselves. most of these folks a basically just trying to eat from day-to-day and to have a coat, even a used coat, changes