we got no more information from d.c. police but my sources tell me this involves a d.c. police officer. that's really all we've been able to get at this point. we still cannot fwet the public information office to confirm those details to us. so the nature of this shooting, the -- basically the status of the victim we don't know whether this person is alive or dead or in the hospital they're not giving us a lot of information. you can see obviously something happened here and now we're seeing more people show up we saw a couple of detectives arrive here and walk into this house as well. so, we'll stay here this morning. and continue to bring you details as we get them. live in northeast i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> president obama currently president arrived in greece this morning and makes stops in germany and peru. yesterday he held a press conference to reassure cord leaders president-elect donald trump is not so bad after all. president obama says trump maintains america's alliances and mr. obama opened up about his meeting last week with trump. listen

d.c.'s mayor one on one with fox5 soundingson off on city issues. from today's giant student protests. >> students were >> to illegal dirt bikes and atvs on the streets.e plus an elderly man was killed at his assisted living facility in virginia. police say another resident ised to blame.blam so why isn't effacing charges? and as you get ready for the holiday shopping season oneing group says there are a few dangerous toys to aroid.ro your news starts right now.. we begin tonight with three neww stories that came into up first tonight a maryland man is accused of making violent threats against a local high school. prince george's county arrested. >> mr.e's montano: hand dough adele if i. he. d.c. police just release thiseae video of a scary robbery they say a shot at a man point blankk during this robbery.bber it happened sunday afternoon in southeast. we're told the victim met thethe suspects to sell a pair of shoes. one of them pulled out a gun on the victim who pushed the suspect's hand

and if d.c. becomes a state the d.c. council will vote imsly they have to call it state of washington d.c.. d.c. would stand for douglass commonwealth. >> all right. here are other big issues a sales tax increase in restaurant meals and extra money generated would go to school funding and property taxes. in arlington county voters are weighing in on a billions of dollars in fumding for school construction and metro capitol improvements. >> and in montgomery country voteers will decide whether or not to set term limits on members of county council. keep in mind "fox5" is home for your election day 016. we have full coverage of national and local races and live election special starts 7 . "fox5" tom fitzgerald and melanie alnwick are live in new york city for a live election updates. check us with on air and online as well. also, tonight, there's going to be a special election coverage at 10 and 11. if you have any problems at the polls sweet us using the #fox5 vote. >> and coming up on "fox news morning" passengers on com

sources tell "fox5" retired d.c. police officer was attacked in the home by his son who they say had a history of mental illness. son reportedly broke down a door threatening father and another person. the retired officer eventually shot and killed his own son. >>> also developing overnight two deadly shootings in the district. writing now you take a live look at third street also

you may not see any rain at all out of this north of washington, d.c., but south of d.c. that's where we're seeing the rain. everybody on the dry side tomorrow morning. starting off on a dry note, but we break out tomorrow afternoon. by 1:00 starting to see sunshine. tomorrow is going to be a pretty nice afternoon. 45 degrees in the morning and more clouds at noon and there's the clearing. we'll be cool by 7:00, but a pretty nice forecast tomorrow right into thursday and friday. look at friday. 67 degrees on friday and saturday looking good there before a huge change. i'm going to talk about this change coming up. the "s" word, see you at 6:45. >> the "s" word. okay. we'll look forward to that. >>> a routine traffic stop leads to a high-speed chase during rush hour traffic in virginia. what we're learning about the guy and the charges he's facing. >>> a man is being held without bond accused of trying to kill his children. the state's attorney says about ince fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in th

tonight d.c.'s mayor and interim police chief held a rare weekend press conference asking for the public's health. "fox5" lindsey watts was there liver with the story. lindsay. >>> mayor muriel bowser and acting chief peter newsham spoke with us tonight at district headquarters northwest and while they don't belie connected there's a common thread there. all three happened in the middle of the afternoon in southeast d.c.. we'll show you a map now. the most recent killing happened around 4 p.m. today on howard road and mlk avenue a man was shot and killed there. not a lot of details on that one. and earlier, just before 1:00 on the corner of l and 7 streets police say there was argument and a man and woman were shot. the man did not survive. 16-year-old brianna mcmillan was shot and killed and we were with her friends and family earlier tonight as they gathered for a vigil. they have a message for everyone involved in the violence we're seeing in d.c. >> i don't understand why our kids and everybody

what do d.c. voters need to know this morning? >> reporter: you know what? voters in d.c. have had some interesting things to think about in our city here. here is what you need to know today in d.c. first, the logistics. morning and close at 8:00. you don't need a photo id to vote. if you're not registered and you want to vote, it is not too late. d.c. does have same day registration. a lot of places don't have that. but if you do do the same day registration. you need to show proof of residency to do that. so on the ballot today, one of the big things is d.c. state hood. we've been talking about this for a long time. there are also three council seats up for one of them, the once embattled former mayor vince gray is vying for one of them. we spoke to one young woman here at union station a few minutes ago. she lives here in d.c. she is 25 years old. she is excited to vote. here is what she had to say. >> it will feel good because i feel like my voice will be be in there. >> so d.c. state hood, one of the big decisions that voters in the district have to make. we'll be ta

d.c. councilmember jack evans says d.c. will retain the title. mayor bowser released this statement -- >> we support the immigrant population. not put them in danger of being deported. christ: other cities publicly sanctuaries even if funding is cut. but it might depend on how much is cut. chris papst, abc7 news. alison: thank you. let's get back to jeff goldberg in foggy bottom right now where the j.w. substitutes are wrapping up a protest. jeff? >> the protest is wrapping up 15 minutes ago in front of the administration building here at the g. they marched up g.w. avenue and back to campus to protest donald trump saying to the administration a list of demands. a lot of the organizers saying they want the administration for the school to be socially conscious of issues important to them. protesting a number of issues. immigration, abortion, race, a number of issues. attended. we have more at the top of the hour. alison: thank you. larry: president-elect trump does not believe in climate change and he plans to pull u.s. out of the deal in paris l

d.c. mayor muriel bowser she is not doing enough to protect immigrants from custom enforcement or ice. they caught up with the mayor at the university ever district of call can up bee a. mayor fired back and and told them d.c. is sanctuary city that protects immigrants. it's a hot button issue. d.c. city council will hear proposed legislation that could propose refugees. >> live in the northwest with more on that proposal, laura. >> contrary to what many may believe this was not brought up because of election in response to election of donald trump to the presidency and this does obviously coincide with the sanctuary city resolution that mayor muriel bowser was talking about. that's really coincidence this hearing will happen tomorrow. what resolution calls for is raids on immigration families here in the district. and this was proposed back in april and what council member brianna doe introduced and followed federal raids in d.c. similar to what you're look at her sparked fear in her ward

in that one d.c. police say it was a swarm of about 15 to 20 black males reported to them who deaccepteded on a person and robbed them out on the street. let's go to the map as well and show you other locations. we'll back it up a little bit. it was a little before that we also had around midnight there was robbery on wisconsin avenue black males wearing dark kloming and let's go back a little to georgetown where you have the 3400 block of prospect street at 10:46 and we have 29 street woodly street park calvert street at 10:30 and it all began cathedral and connecticut avenue northwest 10 to 15 black males, 10:05 p.m. first report. all this happening as people were out on streets. a lot of people certainly here in georgetown last night. now only one of the one there at keith he'd ral and connecticut northwest that's the only one confirmed tuesday a gun was used or reported used. and we had one incident that the suspects may be teenagers only 15 to 17 years old. fortunately what we know nobody injured

a brief ceremony will cathedral commons in northwest d.c. each year donations from the red kettle campaign and able to salvation army to feed and shelter people in need. running all the way up until christmas eve. let's get a check on your forecast with veronica johnson. veronica: we will start mostly sunny across the area, a green light for everything, including during the afternoon hours, when there could be clouds producing sprinkle just north of d.c. until about 5:00, 6:00 this evening. certainly we are not going to need the umbrella today. chile to cold conditions out there, clouds picking up during the afternoon going from 4 64 is the temperature when the kids get out of school. showing where the showers going to be around frederick and gaithersburg, 3:00 to 4:00, temperatures in the 60's on saturday. look at it happens by sunday, 46 degrees for a high temperature. , dropping under the freezing mark by 7:00 p.m. on sunday with a high of 55 degrees. julie? julie: problems to report right now on the 395 as you guys head across the potoma

tonight, tomorrow down to 34 in d.c. most areas around where they're going to be tonight. 37 manassas. 28 in gaithersburg. still a little bit on the chilly side tomorrow afternoon. feeling cool especially because of the cloud cover. if the kids go to the bus stop, around 30 degrees in the beltway. day. many kids have a half day tomorrow. what about tomorrow's rainfall? tomorrow is fine. here's thursday's rain. by 10:00 you see that shower activity moving from i i-95. by noon it's out of here. most of your thanksgiving will be dry. if you wake up early to head over to grandmother's, you'll get a little bit wet on the roads, but this should be right rain. i'm not too worried about thursday morning. on friday, another slight chance of a shower. the weekend looking nice. 52 on sunday. a little bit breezy. it will be cool but not chilly or frigid like we've seen the last couple of days. we see a couple of days in the 60s. another storm system moves our way tuesday to wednesday. next week will be more active. we've been dry. w

photo week d.c. will be taking over the account and posting some stunning images like this >>> the fire marshal is threatening to shut down the d.c. general homeless shelter in made to the fire alarm system. >> d.c. records obtained by the news 4 i-team d.c. officials say the alarm system isn't functioning properly. it's a story you'll see only on 4. >> according to records obtained by news 4, there's been continuous extensive vandalism to some of the fire equipment at d.c. general and at least some the problem was revealed after a fire tore through part of the complex in october. families were displaced and arson was suspected. vandalism had damaged the alarm system. if not brought up to code, the fire marshal will order d.c.'s largest shelter for the homeless to be closed. our camera was inside today when the mayor for public safety toured the complex and said fixes must be made promptly. >> there were systems that re there's a concern that you want to make sure the system is notified. >> until the

. >> we just learned about this case from d.c. police in the last hour. moten elementary school on morris road. >> tonight this is very troubling. police say this child is just three years old. they say he brought a loaded pistol to moten elementary school behind me in southeast d.c. the child is in preschool. detectives say officers arrested the boy's father, 31-ye-o anthony earl chiels today. security guards checked the backpack and found the pistol around 9:30 this morning. we don't know why the guard checked the boy's bag in the first place. the father is charged with recklessly endangering a child's health. tonight this story is developing and we'll bring you the latest in southeast d.c., news 4. >> a new message tonight from donald trump on the campaign trail telling voters in wisconsin if you voted early, there is still time to change your mind. >> while trump trays to sway voters in a traditionally blue state, hillary clinton and president obama were in florida and ohio, a full court press with one week to go. >> brian capitol hill with the develo

d.c. police officers appears to pepper spray illegal atv rider as racing through city streets doing a wheelie. did the officer g raising questions of how officers should be able to respond even stop riders. >> a live look outside tuesday morning november 15, 2016. we'll have weather and traffic on the fives at 7:05. good morning to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox5 news morning". truly a sad story developing in d.c. overnight and our sources tell us a retired police officer had to shoot and kill his own son after being attacked by his son. he has a history of mental the son broke down a door threatening his father and another person. >> staying in the district now, police investigating another shooting and this one in southeast. it happened just before 11:00 last night and police say a man was shot and killed there along the 400 block of third street. so far no word on suspects nor a motive. >> so good news from virginia this morning an amber alert is canc

d.c -- it in d.c.. d.c. is kind of for the high priced high roller people. >> reporter: there's something else pretty interesting is that she said this city can actually be sort of a magnet for mental illness because of the political process. she says perhaps delusionally to speak with political leaders about their thoughts. reporting here in dupont circle. evan koslof, wusa9. >> and the numbers in the report are based on a count done every january? communities across the country. -- in communities across- country. >>> today and tomorrow could be the best days to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday. that's because showers could move in on turkey day. here's allyson. >> yeah you know, all things considered we're looking at a pretty good forecast but yeah we're going to run into a thanksgiving day. get the traveling done today and tomorrow and things are looking pretty good. it sure is nice looking out there it's beautiful and sunshine there's a little cold absolutely. 47 degrees and that dew point. that

d.c better than most. jim bill.ill. >> thank you. >> reporter: mor>>e peoplete moo coming and going.oing >> the trump campaign waspaigwa really different in the factt that it didn't really the republican establishmentic or obvaniously the democratic establishment so those establishment washington folks that would generally mix intot a ga neneweral administration i'o sure if they're going to have ta a role in this one so i thinki i we've got a lot more people peo coming in and probably a lot more people coming out thisouths time. i want you to tell me where mwhe you think some of these folksso might be moving to.me obe movg t let's take a ride. >> sure. >> reporter: all right.ht where do you think most peopletl that are working for the trump p live. live. >> i think it really boilslly il down to kalarama which is the te closest luxury neighborhood with large houses downtown.ge h >> reporter: these areou the rich people the ones workingonei in high office right. higoffi >> these are also lobbyistsobbys and b

new leader for d.c. public school. muriel bowser is expected to announce a new school kluns lor. >> antoine wilson is head of the oakland schools in california on tap to lead the d.c. school system. wilson confirmed a lettehe sent overnight to oakland unified school district. "fox5" found one tweet if a teacher in oakland that posted that. wilson led oakland since 2015 previously head of denver public school system. he'll be introduced event at eastern high school this morning 10:30 replacing okay henderson that resigned after serve are six years as chancellor. >> bwi will debut a new accommodate d and e and the goal is to alleviate traffic around the airport. >> time now 4:31. developing this morning parents in silver spring are looking for answers following arrest of a teacher. they arrest the john vigna for sexual offenses. since then more students have come forward. one dates back to 2000. parents wanted to learn more about the investigation. they held a meeting. >> i have been since i was 2 years old and you know

under the d.c. department of energy and e wild life ak plan hugh main rescue alliance the name is considered a invasive or feral and this fears this could lead toe cats be rounded up in the district and euthanized. >> material cats communicate i can cats, these cats are cared for by members of dmupty and born in raised and in yards and alleyways and keep rodent population down and may not be near a bark but because doee has authority on a whim to say that cat lives too close to a species that we've identified as n to go. >> so the alliance of course is uming residents to call their counselor or d.c. city council member and urge cats are not included in this bill. or at least would be covered under the bill. we reached out to chairman phil mendleson the sponsor of the bill could not be reached for comment and we reached out to council member mary chay who chairs counsel ill on with what the bill actually z there may be a misunderstanding here. she says she will meet with the groups or group or groups

heavy favorites on d.c. council democrat robert white won a seton d.c. council with 38% of vote and ward two council ran unopposed. all right. let's talk weather now. >> all right. >> let's do it. >> let's bring in gary mcgrady and let him give us an update on the weather. gary, they're trying to sway me but i'm staying -- >> it's 56. >> here's what i got say, staying the course. >> i've kol up to second floor or first floor whatever it is so we're on the same level. don't make me come here or get in the middle of you guys. >> enough said. >> we're united gary. >> i think it's mild, too. >> sorry, wis. >> come on man, here is where we are. we're tracking rain. this is what wheeling doing all morning as this point you see the showers are spreading over d.c. and i think that occasionally some of this will be moderate you see a little sprinkling of yellow from time to time and that means we're getting out of the real light stuff and moving to moderate range there. again it's over us for the morning commute. you know what that means. shows this frontal syste

d.c. police are investigating three separate homicides. >> each of them happened in different locations in the >> reporter: what's especially painful to hear for the family and the friends of the 16-year-old who died is for the acting police chief to say that the shooter just fired indiscriminately into a crowd. now, this is especially devastating obviously for breyona mcmillian's family and for the southeast community who loved her so much. large crowds showed up sunday boarding school student. friends say she had such great promise. breyona mcmillian she was home for the holiday when police say she was the unintended victim shot multiple times in her apartment complex friday morning. >> i was in agony when i heard the news. i mean, i couldn't even -- i literally could not hardly breathe at work, you know, i was in so much pain myself as if it was my daughter. had so much promise and just even the term of at]1?i youth, she wasn't an at risk child, she was an at promise child. >> reporter:

currently the snowfall for d.c. is measured in virginia at reagan national airport. >> take the readings there since the 1940s. it's been working. d.c. than two states, wyoming and vermont. the neighboring states tell you about your snowfall and they will tell you where to go. >> reporter: it wouldn't get much of an upgrade to make it an official reporting station. >> do you think it should be in d.c.? >> would be nice, yeah. >> makes sense it should be taken in the district. >> do you think d.c. snow total should be taken inside the district or is reagan national okay? taken here. >> reporter: another potential site, the dale reservoir, more representative of d.c.'s snowfall. >> it's the reservoir total for snow that we use. so somebody found out a long time ago where they should go. now we want to make sure they have the right equipment, the right staff. probably won't cost us hardly station from out of state to the district of columbia. >> interesting. i mean, it's been a debate for years and years and years. the

larry: d.c. police are asking for your help to find a man they say is connected to killing a 16-year-old girl. mcmillen shot to death friday afternoon. stephen tschida reports that police say she may not have been the intended victim. >> shortly before noon friday, 16-year-old mcmillan talked to gardens housing complex. someone opened fire for what is a drive-by shooting. mcmillan not the intended target hit repeatedly and killed. police now are looking for this man. 30-year-old saev evans. >> this is a close-knit community. we work here. try to do good. >> the police got a break from the survey lengs ca they show evans pulling a gun and shooting. >> there were a number of the people out there. evans discharged a firearm under the circumstances in my opinion is reckless. >> investigators won't say if they believe evans is the person that shot mcmillan but they say his arrest is vital to solving the case. turn himself in and take responsibility for actions. >> if shooting -- the shooting and other

d.c. michelle: the president-elect meets president obama at the white house. alison: the transition to a donald trump presidency begins. there are now 72 days until power changes hands. jonathan: we have team coverage ahead now. stephen tschida is following the protests. kevin lewis happening at the trump hotel in the downtown area. michelle: brad bell with the support for the president-elect. alison: but right now the moment our current and next presidents met. abc7 wants to show you their comments in full. president obama: i just had an opportunity to have a conversation with friends who elect trump. it's wide ranging. we talked about some of the organizational issues in policy. we talked about domestic policy. as i said last night, my number one priority in the coming two months is two try to facilitate a transition that ensuring our president-elect is successful. and i have been very encouraged be the, i think, trump 's wanting to work with my around many of the issues that this great

. >> adam: good evening to you, history made in washington, d.c. as president obama meets with president-elect donald trump. i'll have all the dolts live from d.c.. >> kim: and we begin with breaking news, an mbta bus driver in trouble after police say the bus crashed into a with details. >> reporter: it ended down the street in stoneham, and these security cameras at royal roast beef caught all the of a hat. an mbta bus followed by massachusetts state police. police say the driver hit a parked car in melrose on thursday morning, and the driver may have been under the influence of prescription medication. frightened passengers called 9 lev as the bus continued to drive to stoneham and transits police arr sky-7 hd was there and twelve people were on the bus at the time, fortunately they were all safe and no one was injured. and you can see the pell getting on another bus in the security camera footage from a restaurant across the street. the driver has been with the mbta for twelve years and is facing a charge of leaving the scene of an accident wit

happening now d.c. police d. poe investigating the murders twoure of women that took place justtoj two weeks apart. the first happened last month in the 3700 blocked las of j ste northeast. police say two men spotted thept victim in the parking lot att the mayfair mansions apartment e complex. police say the victim wasicm strangled to death.rangd to d so far no arrests have beens han made. >>> earlier this week a woman was stabbed to death alongier te 2600 block of pomeroy road in southeast. police have identified the hiden victim at 40-year-old an fleet at a pratt. anyone with information in either case is being asked to w call d.c. police.e. >> in south carolina is ah caros coroner is working to identifykt two of the bodies discoveredov on the property of allegedll serial killer todd kohlhepp. the coroner says they had beenn buried for nearly a year and yen that authorities are using thene victim's tattoos to identify them. them the two are also presumed to have beenpr a couple. kohlhepp facing charges ofargesf

d.c. was -- trump will meet with mitt romney as a possible secretary of state pick. rounds out his cabinet, he's picked several people. mike flynn will be national security advisor and jeff sessions dominated as attorney general and mike pom pay owe suggested for the cia. trump has agreed to settle civil lawsuits university. >> reporter: new york attorney general calls it a stunning reversal and major electry, donald trump agreeing to pay $25 million to settle three lawsuits with no admission of wrongdoing. >> we fought hard and for what we believed in. you have to respect the other side for the fight and respect the fact that in the end he did do the right thing. >> reporter: they accused the those real estate seminars cost students up to $35,000 each. the program promised students would learn secrets from trump's hand picked instructors. trump denied the allegations but admitted he didn't pick the instructors. he tweeted the university had a 98% approval rating. i could have settled but

d.c. heartbreaking it happened woodbridge street north east. sources tell "fox5" retired d.c. police officer was attacked in the home by his son who they say had a history of mental illness. son reportedly broke down a door threatening father and another person. the retired officer eventually shot and killed his own son. >>> also developing overnight two deadly shootings in the district. writing now you take a live look at third street also so far no word of suspect or motive. >> take a look at this video of confrontation between atv rider and district police. riders claim an officer pulled up next to the tavrment v and pepper sprayed the driver. >> the whole thing raising questions on how they stop illegal dirt bikes and atvs. good morning. mel. >> good morning, so clearly it's problem we know on sunday there were reports of about 100 of these bikes coming in from prince george county to d.c.. so, this is a been a problem. d.c. police confirm several bikers in that video have been arreste

d.c. schools resigns back in september and what city leaders did today that may explain departure. >> it sound like a war zone and gun battles happening on city veets and police have the technology to zero in on gunfire what it's picking up will surprise you. >> but first we're following breaking news out of frederick, maryland we're tol attacked a woman while on her drive way. this happened on iron gate lane around 9:20 tonight not that long ago. department of natural resources officers along with department's bear response team are tracking the animal. the victim is at a hospital being treated for puncture wounds. there's no word yet on her condition. we will bring you any new >> those are pro testers crowding d.c. mayor muriel bowser she is not doing enough to protect immigrants from custom enforcement or ice. they caught up with the mayor at the university ever district of call can up bee a. mayor fired back and and told them d.c. is sanctuary city that protects immigrants. it's a hot

d.c.'s trumpru hotel is a prime gatheringatheri spot. ed last nighth from 1600 pennsylvania avenue,vu trump's soon to be residence ren to the newest trump property here not far away.hereot f that was once the old post office pavilion.iln. they held up signs saying sin unfit to serve immigrants welcome, not trump and we haveeh a voice. for some, the protest crowdsrows >> i think a lot of people are e here mourning.ople oughfinitely had a a r disappointing day but, youu know, i'm here because myca my friends are here and we're all here together. >> reporter: now, weaverow, wear heard of students walking outtu of class in berdekeley,y, california, people taking topeoo the streets in portland oregon. there were protests in oakland california, fires andes and vandalism there, young people po in kansas city taking to the streets shouting not my n m president. seattle was also a large protest walk and ind i trump's hometown of new york of city they marched down sixthnix avenue and surrounded trump

you know, the d.c. initiative that legalized marijuana here for adults 21 and older allow us to possess, use, share and but the proponents of that because of d.c. law could not require an expenditure of money or like a tax. you can't put a tax on the ballot. council wanted to change that, but congress has prevented them. >> thanks, gentlemen. and when we return, what is the marijuana policy project doing here on the hill on behalf of pro marijuana legislation? and what is my guests' top federal focus? we're going to tell you right . or... thank you, baby. you don't have to be perfect to a perfect parent. thousands of teens in foster care >> and welme washington," our update on marijuana-related efforts on the hill and in the state. we have been visiting with robert capecchi and morgan fox of the marijuana policy project. so just what is the mpp? and how is this organization impacting nevada? the washington, d.c.-based marijuana policy project was founded in 1995 to lobby for reduced penalties on marijua

autria: the d.c. council is expected to vote today on exempting feminine hygiene products and diapers from sales tax. eight states have already passed similar legislation. you can bet that we will be following these stories all day long. have breaking news alerts sent straight to your phone. capping for his top cabinet spots. plus a banner day on capitol ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? all the care your family needs. larry: happening today, a milestone on the hill as the capitol dome restoration project officially comes to an end. in a few hours the architect of the capital is giving us a first look inside of the dome. the renovations included repairing more than 1000 racks and removing lead-based paint. -- crack's and removing lead-based paint. i almost forgot. [laughter] veronica: hard to see the beauty. moving from clouds to sunshine as we move into the late afternoon. very, very light, just enough to turn on your wind chill vipers for a minute or two. upper 40's i 9:00 a.m., low-to-mid 50's from 10 a.m. until

alison: this as trump spent a day in d.c. d.c. spending time with president obama himself. jonathan: protests in d.c. started at the trump hotel. tim, with it looking like now? tim : once again, we are on pennsylvania avenue. the trump hotel is right here, the protesters arriving at the trump hotel again. if we could pan to the right, this is right in the middle of traffic. mpd has been following this around to try to block traffic to give these people some room to protest. they are upset with the trump presidency. i spoke with a few protesters tonight who say, again, he was and people need to come together and unite and move on. these folks are frustrated. they've spent the night marching. we started at the trump hotel. we followed them over to the white house. they were at the white house for a little bit, then they started marching again. they were only at the white house for about 25, 30 minutes, then moved back onto the streets, went down j street, over to pennsylvania avenue. from there they want to the capital building. they were at the capitol building about 30 minu

the d.c. council is considering a spending bill that has animal rights advocates up in arms. they claim it could destroy the city program to neuter and release stray cats. wusa with more on the debate and she introduces us to a woman who say those cats saved her life. question have an issue with that story. we'll have more coming up in a minute. we're going to move on, talking about the barriers that so many people have to deal with just trying to get on to the metro. our no barriers piece, we have been bringing. >> i can't tell you how many times i have to yell to get >> no barriers project coming up. >> and it is just a small school in the mountains of virginia. so why are children from all over the world coming here for a fresh start at life? >> and how about a foam party in the streets for no apparent afoot anghd lit-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. >>> back to the s

d.c. and montgomery county public school students along with some teens from private school shout "you can't divide us" outside the trump international hotel in northwest d.c. and >> i like it. i feel like we all came from different types of schools across the city. we came and united as one. >> we are not trump's america. >> reporter: the protests started around noon when hundreds walked out of woodrow wilson high school in northwest d.c. a few parents told me they supported their kids protesting against president-elect trump. >> i'm proud of her. she's standing up for her first amendment free speech rights. >> reporter: but paula didn't allow her daughter to go. i am just concerned about safety. >> reporter: there were a few safety concerns but no violence. one student climbs on top of the benjamin franklin statue, and this one stands high above the crowd in a window. moments later, security politely tells them to get down. they listen. >> thank you. >> reporter: the students left the ho

certainly d.c. police will see if they have anything to put and thinking whether they are connected or whether there's incident with many different groups. i'm melanie alnwick. "fox5 local news". >> disturb ago tack in stafford county a woman sexually assaulted for two hours by a man after they were involved if a car crash along kings hey way cherwood forest farm road. >> this is police sketch of the suspect. attacker said to be 5' 9", 10 broken english and wearing light orange. >> the vehicle could have orange paint and damming on the front and passenger side as well. >> 5:34 is the time happening today d.c. council will vote on a bill to guv a patient mentally ill and terminally ill to get medication to die peacefully in their sleep. medical aid in dying. medical aid in dying is legal in five states. >>> white house was lit up for halloween. take a look at that. bright lights, other decorations. kids from d.c. schools gave out candy on the white house lawn. the president spoke at reception inside

the d.c. area. as you mentioned perhaps bolstered by the lower gas prices averaging some six cents lower than thanksgiving last year. i want to show you some of the people we've seen at the pumps here so far. mostly workers, some cars coming in, coming out that look to be commercial rather personal family cars. we can tell you on the roads this holiday you will be seeing more state and local police. we'll have more on that coming at >> justin fitch in woodbridge for us thank you. >>> 6:02. >>> new this morning we're learning that while you were inside enjoying that thanksgiving dinner, someone may be outside trying to steal your car. the national crime bureau released new numbers. car thefts nationwide are up year to year. last year 1600 cars were stolen on thanksgiving. black friday is also becoming a big day for car stealing across the country. stores, thieves stole 2200 cars last black friday. >>> 6:03. breaking news in northeast d.c. mollette green is live for us. what can you tell us? >>

d.c.'s mayor is saying to fox5 right now at 10.. but we begin tonight with that breaking news out of d.c. where. the man wanted in connection too the shooting death of a 16 year old girl has a turned himself in to police. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy.ya brianna macmillan was shot and killed last friday on capital at this point police don'tpoin believe she was the intended target. fox5's lindsay watts is live ati the police headquarters with the very latest. >>reporter: police sources are confirming that 30 year old sigd read evans is now in custody turning himself in just hoursurs after a press conference where he was named as a purpose connected with this murder. we'll give you a look at his mug shot now. police say evans was caught on camera firing a handgun at theth shooting scene friday. charged with murder at thiss point. but at the least he may haveave some important information on that her he's from a particular area with documentation is a very difficult thing to implement

news program produced in washington, d.c. every week "eye on washington" takes you straight to capitol hill for a discussion with nevada's delegation and other leaders about the federal matters that matter most to you. today's topic, gaming's expansion around the nation and around the globe. a look at mgm resort international's newest venture and what it means to mgm, the gaming industry and nevada's economy. and my very special guests today are mr. lorenzo creighton, the president and ceo of mgm national harbor and former u.s. congressman mr. steven horsford. the congressman now owns the communication firm r&r resources plus, which is leading the brand markets for mgm national harbor and his firm also represents the american gaming association. and thanks so much to both of you for being here today. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. well, when casino tycoon kirk kerkorian bought the controlling stake in metro-goldwyn-mayer film the studio into the gaming industry with the opening of mgm grand casino in 1973, could he have fore

a lot of good color from the d.c. metro area out to the blue ridge if you're going to do leaf peeping. breezy and in the mid-50s. saturday and sunday, the colors just about done, so it lasted longer this year than last. that is a good thing. this is probably the last of the de temperatures only in the upper 50s and low 60s. here is your five day forecast. 61 and breezy this afternoon. 63 saturday, 64, sunday. dry weather all the way through the weekend into early next week. if you need to know further into the future, your whole ten day forecast is coming up at 5:51. let's go over to melissa mollet. she is talking about the bw issue. >> and thinking about this drink. i'll going to feel really good at the end. >> i'm with you. >> i'm not going to have pumpkin spice. beltway. we have the crash slowing things just a bit. 370 westbound. the ramp to 270 southbound. still have the crash. they moved the camera. westbound 70 near alternate 40. crash reported there and big look at the beltway. overall, no major issues. i will

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ec police say -- d.c. police say this is a domestic issue between a father and son, but did not confirm the victim or the shooter was, but say the victim may have had a mental heal all night and into the morning. they recovered a weapon inside the house. the shooter was taken into custody for questioning. this morning, neighbors and family friends explain they never saw this coming. >> the father, he pretty much was, like, one of our leaders in the neighborhood. he made sure we all stayed safe, made sure everything was ok. protected the neighborhood. sam: most of the other neighbors in this close-knit community eco and the details that led to the shooting. as soon as we have it, we will let you know. sam sweeney, northwest -- northeast d.c.. back to you in the studio. the project --jummy: a project three years in the making is finally complete. the capitol dome restoration project was completed today. this morning, the architect of the capitol gave tours of the newly renovated building. repairing more than

if they don't live in d.c. or can't get to d.c., we try to find them places in their community so that they can access the care without having to come all the way into the is very important. randy in particular for you, you've been doing it for about 20 years, you suffered a lot of loss before you got involved in this. >> yeah, as a young man in my community, what happened was people started dying, hiv hit washington d.c. as it did the united states and suddenly so many people, and i can say that in a three year period of time, 40 of my friends died. the first walk 30 years ago, i walked with my roommate from college. he had just lost his lover. during that time i lost a therapist who died of hiv. i lost the guy who cut my hair from hiv. i mean, people were dying every week. so that first walk was so symbolic because suddenly you had a community who was saying no, we're not going to shrink or fall away from this. we'll unify and raise money so a place like whitman walker can be a place of hope and we can get he

outside the d.c. police headquarters, i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >> thank you. >>> another man was also killed the same weekend as brianna mcmillan. police say three men are responsible for 25-year-old timothy biaser's death. randolph williams and xwarls and murder. >>> five minutes after the hour. right now deadly dangerous fires are burning and thousands of people are hoping their homes are safe. angie goff has the latest on the wildfires burning in tennessee. there is a curfew that just came to an end? >> that's right. but still a very scary situation, aaron. and that curfew in gatlinburg expiring just as the 6:00 hour got started. it's been in effect since 6:00 last night. this is firefighters are dealing and high winds making the fight even more difficult. now this is what we know at this point. so far, three people died in the wildfires around the smokeys in this state. 14 others were injured. we know there are multiple fires making up about 15,000 acres. they continue to burn. more than 1

cheryl: d.c. police are still searching for the suspects involved in three deadly shootings that happened since friday. earlier tonight we heard from the interim police chief and d.c. mayor muriel bowser. we know that none of the shootings are connected. street southeast to see that her exercise route is crime free once again. she was questioned by d.c. police as a witness in one of three shootings in just over 48 hours. >> i heard the shots. i hung up the phone and looked and saw a white car and someone leaning out of the car shooting. cheryl: the interim police chief peter newsham said that a man and woman were shot and killed before 1:00. >> on the suspect knew each other. cheryl: he said the shootings are not related to the killing of brianna mcmillan on friday morning at the potomac gardens apartments. >> it appears at least one suspect fired multiple times indiscriminately. cheryl: late sunday afternoon, the police say that a man was shot and killed on howard road, the third deadly shooting

i'm kim kazy with adam williams live in d.c. where president obama met with president-elect donald trump today. >> reporter: kim, the president laid out the welcome mat for perfect trump -- president-elect trump to hammer home the idea of smooth it was a harsh campaign with lots of things said about one another, but today it was a different tone. both men say they're committed to moving forward to together. president barack obama. >> we now, are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> welcome being president-elect donald trump. >> i have great respect after a meeting that lasted for almost an hour and a half. it could longer. >> the closed door one on one white house meeting is a key step to start the smooth transition between administrations. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel. >> it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work toget

frost advisory in effect until 8am for the dmv (d.c., fairfax, montgomery) and counties east of i-95. today: mostly sunny. highs: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. few showers by dawn. lows: 47-53 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, especially early. cooler and breezy. some clearing late. highs: 56-62 winds: nw 10-15 g 30 mph come down to this. election day 2016 is in just under an hour, and from the latest numbers it's going to be a tight race between republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. national correspondent kristine frazao joins us live from capitol hill with the key to victory for both campaigns. "honestly, i don't know how he lives with himself" "these people are so amped you have to scrape them off the wall with a amped you have to scrape them off the wall with a 1) and of course kristine it's not just the race at the top of the ballot, the senate some of the down-ballot races? new this morning - the first results three small towns in new hampshire headed to the polls at midnight. it's a tradition dating back to 1960.

d.c. police. poli d.c. police are now here in the neighborhood and they havee an investigation under way.. we also spoke with the ownerwn of the dog.og. he did not want to be identified by name. nam we're not showing his face butut we did talk to him about what this has done to he and his family. let's play a little bit of that interview. >> at least bring justice to go around and steal people's dogs and our dog was dw a member of our family and it i has affected us greatly. >> i think it's sad. think it' i reallys do.ally d you know, people really love lve their pets. pets. like i love my baby, you know.n. i put a chip in him so ifo i anybody was to take my baby, by, he will be found. fnd >> to me that's like kids, youiu taking my kid if you take my dog, so, you i hope they catch himmism him those were a couple ofe of neighbors that we showed thethaw video to. they did not recognize theze t people in the video.eeo d.c. police were just acrosst ar the street a few minutes ago here in the h

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