>> doug: i've been saying that all day. it's the fourth quarter northwestern team. >> referee: okay, captains, we're going to overtime. the coin flip will be called by northwestern. the winner of the coin flip has the choice of offense, defense or what end of the field they want to play on. what's your choice? >> tails. >> referee: called tails. it will land on the ground. it's a tail. offense, defense -- you want to play defense. what end of the field do you want to play on? you want to play on that end of the field. northwestern swing around here. notre dame you face this way. notre dame's ball first down. >> dan: so the irish will be at the 25 when we come back to start overtime tied at 40 on a chilly night at notre dame stadium. >> dan: notre dame and northwestern set for overtime at notre dame stadium. 40-40. a lot has happened in this game. four turnovers for each team. brian kelly and pat fitzgerald watching their teams cough it up numerous times. will fuller has been a big weapon for golson today. this touchdown mad

each cup forms an almost unbreakable seal on doug's head and mask. once the sucker fastens on, it's almost impossible to pry off. my mask was coming off. my regulator was coming out and the fight was on. i'm at a great disadvantage when i'm under water, because this is the octopus' territory. that's where the octopus lives. i don't live there. the octopus doesn't need air to breathe. i do. the octopus has eight arms. i only have two. you're at the octopus' mercy. >> the regulator is slipping out of his mouth. it's do or die. >> i'm trying with one hand to put my regulator back on my mouth and trying with one hand to put my mask back on and with anything that's remaining i'm trying to peel the arms of the octopus off my mask. >> one by one, he peels off every vacuum-like sucker and each overpowering tentacle. >> it was all of doug's strength just to get one arm off, and he had three or four of them all over his head. >> i'd peel one arm off and two more arms would stick to me. i'd peel those off and two more would stick over on this side. it was?-- it

because bart the bear was delivered to doug's doorstep when he was a cub. a poacher had killed his mother in alaska. doug has been training bears for about 40 years. including the giant bart one. no relation to bart 2. who starred in "the bear." "legends of the fall" and "the ed edge." >> good boy. >> reporter: doug's command of north america's apex predator is impressive. >> lower! go to sleep. aw. good. >> reporter: that control enabled bart to star most recently in "game of thrones." and "into the wild." doug handles the money. reportedly in the low five figures for a shoot day. but for bart, the reward is cookies. and this. rough housing with doug. >> they're so affectionate and so powerful. >> reporter: this year, at least six people were killed by bear attacks in north america. many others hurt as humans continue to encroach on bear habitats. to survive such an attack, doug says the best practice, well, is to avoid it. >> you don't want to surprise him. you want to let them know that you're in the area. so that they have time to make calculations. >>

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gerri: doug, you get in on this conversation. doug? >> i think guy has this exactly right and one of the hidden benefits has been rise of popularity of republicans among women. women don't like feeling insecure. there is a lot of mainstream media, were women are suddenly more supportive of republicans. the national security angle. the security of them and their families. we're seeing that play out recently in the polls. gerri: i want to get back to financial security and insecurity which is what i think a lot of americaas are feeling right now. the unemployment looks better, yes but what about underemploymenn? john, to you, when you look into the numbers, when you twelve into what is going on -- twelve into delve into them, the numbers are quite frightening. 45% of recent college graduates, 2012 and 2013, are grossly underemployed. they went to college, they were expecting to have a proprofessional career -- professional career type job. instead they are employed at starbucks or the local mall. that is pretty sad. that could influence

i think that will be a shocker as well. >> doug, your top races to watch? >> i look at my home state of north carolina where tom tillis has a lot of momentum. we've seen a shocking story of the charlotte on server pulling a negative story on kay hagan with stimulus money that's been causing controversy in this state. i look at iowa where joni ernst, we've seen the poll that has it neck in neck. joni ernst has momentum on her side and we've seen a real increase in where iowa republicans are turning out with early voting based on what they've done in past years and also because of the great work the old state party chair has done. republicans have gained a lot. joni ernst is going to win in iowa. >> since we are talking about joni ernst, can we just go there for a little bit? i just need to play a little bit of sound for you. we hear tom harken going after that hopeful joni ernst. ernst fired back. i want you to take a listen and then discuss it with both of you. >> i don't care if she's as good looking as taylor swift or as nice as mr. rogers. but if she vot

let's head over to doug hill for a final check of the forecast. itselfheaviest snow south through fairfax county, almost to manasses. still heavy rain along the bay and the shoreline. the whole system moves to the east and northeast over the next 4-5 hours. the heaviest stuff will move offshore. because these are mountainous , youigher elevations areas will sue precipitation and around 4:00 or 5:00. the heaviest storms along the mountains all the way through new england. we will see some improvements. around 37.s low to mid 30's through most of the area. cloudy skies tonight. we may job below freezing overnight. when that happens, we look at the refreeze possibility. that is going to be potentially tough travel. once we get through the overnight hours, it looks just fine. it looks just fine with just warmer temperatures. may be a passing snow shower in the afternoon. clear skies and warmer temperatures through the weekend. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us. be sure to watch abc 7 news at 4:00. stay safe. [cheers and applause] [dramatic mu

thanks, doug. i'll keep that 1-800-4-weather number close by. here at nbc 4, we're keeping you safe and secure during this holiday shopping season. outlet malls always packed with shoppers hunting for deals. how do the outlet stores compare to retail stores when it comes to quality and value? "consumer reports" has the real deal on outlet stores. >> reporter: most shoppers who told "consumer reports" they are happy with the deals. 64% say outlets offer great value. >> when i shop at outlet centers, i'm looking for a great deal. great product at a great price. >> who doesn't love a great deal. >> those surveyed found superior value at these stores. upon worth, haggar, oshkosh, izod and ll bean. these days, merchandise is made specifically for the outlets. but is it the same quality? the coach store carries this bag. the outlet has this one. >> the retail version is made of a nice, heavy, embossed leather, a rounded top. so it sits nicely in a rounded handle which is more comfortable. the outlet version is a fine bag. it has a few less fine detail

doug tracking it all. doug? >> i'll tell you what, jim. this is not the kind of weather we normally see in the month of november. this is more like december or january weather. and if that was the case, we wouldn't be that big of a deal. but it's november. temperatures over the last week were near 80 but now down around the 30s in many areas. take a look at the radar. we continue to see temperatures falling. right now, 38 degrees currently. of up toward the north and west, 36 in gaithersburg. 37 in leesburg. 37 in winchester. 45 in d.c. here is the rain, sleet and snow. the radar having a tough time picking up on that rain, sleet, snow line. definitely seeing snow in carl county, catoctin and south and rockville. nortt

you just go in the app and say, new toothbrush. >> right now doug is getting ready for halloween. he asked fetch to find him a creepy horsehead mask. 10 minutes later, fetch came up with it. >> we found your horsehead mask for $18.29. that's a good deal. >> it includes tax and delivery. he hits the buy button and waits. >> we book flights for people, hotels, car rentals, any type of products. >> they are based in oakland, but requests like doug's gs o t real-life shoppers. this one scans the internet for deals. >> i want to find good deals at a good price. >> asking for a retro diner boot. a wig, and an oakland raiders t-shirt. danielle tackles that one, finding the shirt for $19.99. she then sends the customer a message with picture and price. does he want that? >> if they don't like it, they can either decline it or say, no, can you find something larger or a size small? and we'll try to update their request and get them something they do like. >> fetch got doug this laptop stand for about $30 and some badly needed socks. those were great. he also picked out this office rug, whi

>> let's go tomorrow and find out, doug. let's hope so. >> i'll be there. >> dress warmly if you're going there tomorrow. >> it's a lot cooler now than it was when we started the day. heck of a lot colder tomorrow morning. because we have a breeze across our region. temperatures, they are falling. look outside right now, current number, 55. winds out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. but those winds tomorrow, upwards of 15 to 25. a little bit of a chill. temperatures not too cold right now. 45 degrees, petersburg. 52, winchester, 46 in gaithersburg. 52 in huntington. still little bit above average for this time of year, this time of day. showers making their way to the eastern shore, but the rest of us on the dry side right now. the storminess came through earlier today and we saw stronger thunderstorms that made their way through. a lot of rain, up to 3/4 inch in some locations. the rain making its way to the atlantic. this is all the moisture coming down from the great lakes, as well as that area of low pressure. it's

doug, i'm going to start with you on what the president said. we can deal with iran, they're not exactly like north korea. why say that? >> i don't know, harris. first iran has as you have suggested fomented and supported state sponsored terrorism. they're not a great actor. and immediately of great concern, every report i get is that we are making concessions as the hours go by in terms of the amount of uranium they can enrich, the number of centrifuges they can hold, a candidly with the garan for with the enrichment of the iranians, who are reportedly going to hold this. i'm very, very nervous about extending the deadline in this so-called political agreement. >> john, i want to come to you on this, we heard from president netanyahu a little bit earlier in this newscast. and he basically said, all of a humanity said just don't do a bad deal here. >> that should be our attitude, but what we have is the secretary of state john kerry, with whom i have personally dealt in the exact same things in negotiations with the vietnamese on p.o.w. issues,

doug tracking it all. doug? >> i'll tell you what, jim. this is not the kind of weather we normally see in the month of november. this is more like december or january weather. and if that was the case, we wouldn't be that big of a deal. but it's november. temperatures over the last week were near 80 but now down around the 30s in many areas. take a look at the radar. we continue to see temperatures falling. right now, 38 degrees currently. of up toward the north and west, 36 in gaithersburg. 37 in leesburg. 37 in winchester. 45 in d.c. here is the rain, sleet and snow. the radar having a tough time picking up on that rain, sleet, snow line. definitely seeing snow in carl county, catoctin and south and rockville. northwest d.c., notice this enhanced coloring here right around the college park area, would not be surprised in college park was seeing light sleet and maybe snowflakes mixed in. somebody in alexandria also tweeted they had seen a couple of snowflakes in that area. it's all moving south and east. it's not going to be a big deal t

doug? why not? >> oh, because we've been talking about that roller coaster for the last couple weeks, up and down and up and down. record lows set on saturday morning. record high temperature tied today at the airport of 74. and now we're talking about a winter storm with some snow moving in. 63 degrees at the current number at the airport. 70 in mons. 70 in fredericksburg. 70 in frederick. a beautiful, beautiful monday. but, yes, we have cold air moving in. a storm system that's going to develop. and it is going to provide some snow. so a winter storm watch in effect for areas like frederick county, loudoun county, northern fauquier county and everybody off towards the west. this will be a snow, this will be accumulating snow. even around the d.c. metro area, i do expect to see some accumulations. much more coming up later on. and as always, download the storm team 4 app at any time. you can always catch the latest as far as watches and warnings go, especially if we get a winter storm warning the n

chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. hey, doug. sounds like changes on the way. >> yeah, and i think it's a good change, too, chris. we have been talking about such cold numbers over the past couple days today. really, the coldest since we hit 74 on tuesday. and then we had the snow and then today just cold. no snow across our area right now, although we did see snow showers earlier today. one thing we have been seeing is the wind chill, down to 23 right now in gaithersburg. 32 in washington. 31 towards ft. belvoir and 29 in camp springs. so a very chilly friday night as we're going to be out doing any of the shopping tonight. make sure you bundle up. tomorrow, starting off on a cold note too. and temperatures this evening, if you're going to be out and about, will continue to drop to 35 degrees around 9:00. 32 by 11:00. but we are going to warm up in a big way. i've got that for you coming up soon. >>> thank you, doug. >>> a developing story tonight. ray rice is once again eligible to play football in the nfl. the former baltimore

i'll break it down. >> thanks, doug. now to the situation in ferguson, missouri, 1,500 additional national guard members now in that area, hoping to head off more violence. last night that violence erupted after the grand jury declined to indict a pole officer who killed michael brown. at least 12 buildings burned. tonight lawyers for the brown family say the grand jury process was unfair, and that it was rigged from the start. nbc's jay gray has our report. >> reporter: in this battered, burned-out city, the concern is no longer what a grand jury will decide, but instead what will happen next. >> we're just cleaning up the mess from last night. trying to make it look nice again, and, you know, bounce back. hope it doesn't happen again tonight. >> reporter: last night, hundreds poured into the streets of ferguson, outraged that a grand jury did not indict police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. police did not directly confront the angry crowd until after squad cars and busine

hi, doug. >> and tracking it all out there for you too. watching those lake-effect sno still going on around the city of buffalo. most just down to the south of buffalo. so reports now of over 80 inches in couple of days. th snow streamer continuing to move south of the buffalo area right now. now, current temperatures around our region, 49 in d.c. we are up in the 50s today, but 26 in columbus, ohio. much colder air continuing to make its way in across our region. we in for a cold night tonight. e rest of this evening, cold temperatur wil fall and winds pick up as they have alrea done so. down to 38 degrees at 11:00 tonight. get ready, bundle up. tomorrow will another frigid day. much more in the forecast coming up in a minute >> thanks, doug. >>> up in new york now, that record -- those record-breaking winter storms are blamed on at least ten deaths. nbc's sarah dolloff shows how that area is dealing with those conditions. >> reporte a city blanketed in snow. residents racing around the clock to dig out before they get pummeleded wit mor

i want to start with doug. doug, as i said, is the lone former united states attorney on our panel, and doug, we're talking bat new generation of prosecutors, but your lens here is broader. you have been involved in these issues for longer than some of the rest of us on this panel. how did we get to this point? we were interested in hearing your views on that. >> all right, i appreciate. let me initially say thanks to the brennan center, for the panel and the work on the program but for the work they do in general. it's just amazing the way the brennan center can have a voice of progress. for particularly in the area of criminal justice. i also want to thank my colleague, jim johnson, and the brennan center for asking me to co-chair this. it's an real honor. there were two things that michael said that i think we ought to take particular note of. number one, crime over the last 40 years has reduced. we are seeing a continuing drop in crime. and the second aspect -- which is all good. everything about that is gr

jon: she killed him in the shower, doug. not like he, i don't know, had a gun to her head or something like that. he was taking a shower. this seems to be a case, of them, the defense trying to put the victim on trial here? >> i was going to say that. in other words you have to be very careful attacking the victim. see it in reverse gender, attacking female victim, there are laws passed to prevent that. i'm not so sure there is good gambit. your point as you maintained is horrific nature. stabbed 30 times, shot, throat slit. it is a horrible, horrible crime. having said that though, we'll go to this i guess next, i don't think she necessarily will get the death penalty. jon: why not? >> you know it is really tough, it is a tough thing for the jury to come to the conclusion to kill someone. we see it often where the prosecution will go for the death penalty but often times a jury will settle on life imprisonment. with a female as the defendant it is very rare thing to convict them. >> i said this before, people look at me lik

thanks, doug. >>> everything is relative, isn't it? think we've got it bad? in buffalo, they're getting clobbered. ud to snow there. but tonight they're calling in for some backup. the national guard is being deployed to help clear the streets and help the folks up there. snow is blowing in off lake erie, and will continue to do so for the next two da. by the time it stops, they're expecting in buffalo 5 to 6 feet of snow. that's not inches. 5 to 6 feet. the weather channel's mike bettes joins us from buffalo with a look at travel on the ground and in the ai >> the corruption scandal involving mayor gray's 2010 campaign is back in the headlines. today he got angry when asked about reports that he turned down a plea deal. and signs that prosecutors may be close to possibly charging him. news4's tom sherwood looks at who might testify against gray if the case goes to trial. >> reporter: d.c. mayor vincent gray out helping waqr's food drive on pennsylvania avenue. and still avoiding reporters. earlier, they cha after him to ask about new reports he has rejected

chief meteorologist doug kammerer is in the storm center with the word. doug? >> yeah, wind chills in the 20s already there in parts of the suburbs. and that's the way it's going to be through the rest of the evening. tonight will be the coldest night we have seen, especially downtown. take a look at the high temperatures today. a high of 36 in luray. 37 in cumberland. we have 44 in d.c. that is the average high temperature for christmas. which is still well over a month away. as we move on through the rest of the night tonight, you know it's going to be on the cold side and you mentioned that lake-effect snow coming all the way down into portions of maryland. that just shows how cold the air is, even colder air coming overnight tonight. we'll talk about the temperatures for this weekend, and then, guys, it gets a lot colder into early next week. we'll talk about that too coming up in a minute. >>> a d-dot worker seriously hurt when a snowplow hit her is on the path to full recovery. donna stuart was hurt last month during a test run at rfk stadium. she became

they're getting a whole bunch of stuff, aren't they, doug? >> 2 to 3 feet of snow, potentially for them. and snow is not going to be the issue we're going to be dealing with here as it has been across the midwest. for us it is going to be the bitterly cold temperatures. storm team 4 radar showing a few showers making their way across our region. mostly through ann run dell county, getting their act together and out of here as the storm system moves towards the east. the faster the storm system moves n the colder the air is going to be getting. the snow towards cincinnati, cleveland, up towards the buffalo area. the cold air moving in as we speak just to the west. right now, 34 in hagerstown. 52 in washington. 73, virginia beach. it would be great if the air was coming from the south and east but it's not. look at this. the wind chill, 5 degrees in columbus, ohio. 25 in elkins, west virginia. that's the cold air we've got coming in. yes, we are talking about some record-breaking numbers. i'll go over those with you and show just how cold we're

doug is tracking the conditions from storm center 4. it's cold out there right now, doug. >> oh, it's freezing right now. and that's actually a little term, freezing, for sure. in some parts of the area. take a look at the numbers. right now, below freezing in gaithersburg. 28 degrees. already 28 towards manassas. 32 in leesburg. 32 towards the huntingtown area. another cold day across our area. high temperature today of 40 degrees. this roller coaster continues. 40 today. we will be going up to near 70 during the day on monday. only to come crashing right back down just in time for thanksgiving. i've got the entire forecast for you coming up in just a couple minutes. >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> a top county official fired amid indecent exposure charges. how two separate calls to police hours apart led to his arrest. >>> a tribute to a local doctor who died of ebola. for the first time, we're hearing from the victim's wife and the promise she made him in his final hours. >> it happened in our house, you know. it showed people tha

. >> ok, doug. see you then. calls for calm today from michael brown's family in the follow-up from ferguson. they criticized the st. louis prosecutor's decision to use a grand jury rather than a special prosecutor in the case. left seedss protests of burned-out buildings and smoldering cars. it was chaos for much of the night, and we are watching and waiting for what may happen next. marcy gonzales is live in ferguson with the very latest -- >> good afternoon. they were more protests, but they were peaceful today. people were upset over the riots last night, and that officer darren wilson is a free man. outrage from coast to coast. today, for the first time officer darren wilson is talking publicly about the day he shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown, telling george stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview that while he is sorry , he would not have done anything differently. wilson remained in hiding, where yesterday he learned a grand jury decided not to indict him. the announcement sparked violent p

i want to start with doug. doug, as i said, is the lone former united states attorney on our panel, and doug, we're talking bat new generation of prosecutors, but you're -- your lens here is broader. you have been involved in these issues for longer than some of the rest of us on this panel. how did we get to this point? we were interested in hearing your views on that. >> all right, i appreciate. tim, let me initially say thanks to the brennan center, for the panel and the work on the program but for the work they do in general. it's just amazing the way the brennan center can have a voice of progress. for particularly in the area of criminal justice. i also want to thank my colleague, jim johnson, and brennan center, for asking me to co-chair this. it's an real honor. there were two things that michael said that i think we ought to take particular note of. number one, crime over the last 40 years has reduced. we are seeing a continuing drop in crime. and the second aspect -- which is all good. everything abou

. >> nbc 10's doug shimell live in milford township, bucks county. doug, you talked to the people who could see the most snow tomorrow. >> yeah. and you know, in storms like these, people here know very well what it means to live north and west. that's all they have been doing at this hardware store in bethlehem. today has been crazy, sold 80 snow shovels before 8:00 this morning and we opened at 6:30. >> reporter: mike and other customers picking up where they left off last winter. >> got like four properties. >> take a beating every time you get a good snow? >> a betting, yes. we got driveways, parking lots that need to be taken care of. yeah. >> reporter: snow blowers have been selling since september since many didn't survive last year. what about salt? >> had one guy take actually three tractor trailer loads this year so far and there's 8784 bags on a tractor trailer load. so, one guy took 2500 bags of salt. >> reporter: but somehow, laura harris still has a stockpile. >> i have probably 100 pounds of salt in my basement. >> left from last winte

all right, doug, thank you. if you have a question, a specific question for you about tomorrow's storm or any other winter weather question, look other our facebook page. the weather team is standing by to directly answer your questions. we'll check in with them a little later to hear about what's going on now. >> hard at work as usual. folks are changing their travel plans to get ahead of tomorrow's storm. people are changing flights and leaving a day early. some airlines are offering flight changes free of charge. you should check on line first. aaa predicted that tomorrow would be the busiest day of the week, and that's before the predicted storm. suzanne kennedy has the traffic. >> much of the state traveling up and down this roadway on i-95 and i-395. typically it's the southbound lanes that are busy. right now it's the northbound lanes. want to take you further south. as you lookt the traffic camera shot you can see that i-95 at ohka kwon, it is bumper to bumper traffic there. everybody's got the same idea

just how bad, doug? >> we're talking about that moving in during the day tomorrow and it will affect us during the morning rush, afternoon rush and all time in between. take a look at tomorrow. a rush just about all day long. this is what we're going to be seeing on your wednesday. rain, mostly down toward the south. we're talking down towards the south and east and then we've got some rain to snow, and around the i-95 corridor over to snow and the metro area. and plain snow towards the west. that's what we're going to be watching. your impact tonight between 6:00 and 8:00. 52 tomorrow morning. 37 degrees, a slick spot or two for sure as rain is going. but veronica and i have been watching and could be a big deal for the coast. >> almost to raleigh, north carolina. i put up the major airports i think that are going to be impacted. so you could add raleigh right up the coast towards boston. let's look now. philadelphia, new york, right around here, of course. even philadelphia will be impacted by this sto

. > thanks doug. four have died in that storm in western new york. as much as six feet of snow is expected in some of those areas by mid day tomorrow. the national guard is m many people had to abandon their vehicled when they couldn't go any further. >>> two months before taking office mayor wants to remove the reeves municipal center from a controversial ld swap to acquire land for the soccer stadium saying it will give the district more control over the project. it is not necessary for us to acquire the land. i think we can better control the product that we get if we decide to sell the reeves center in a separate transactiol ask t vote before the end of the year. >>> this man says the shaw neighborhood is one of possibilities for teen facility. he wants to be sure neighbors wh it is, will welcome the venue. residents in shaw said it could everyone an impact on their dog pa he is looking to build a smaller venue with 1500 seats not the 5,000 seat that's had been reported. > n ton owners of a populr casino about to break into gaming. planning to bu

that behind you, doug? big salt pile? i hope not snow. >> reporter: that is plymouth township's big surplus of road salt. when you have the sort of rain with a slight changeover to snow conditions, and we're barely even at mid-november, it starts to make the stockpiling of this extra road salt like they're doing in plymouth township and other townships a pretty good bet. >> when we couldn't get salt, that's when i know we were in a world of hurt. >> reporter: they have a new $100,000 plow and salt truck that plymouth township is adding to the road salt they're trying to stockpile. >> they reserve storage of 200 to 300 ton in the event we need it. last year trying to scrounge around and ask anyone, does anyone have leftover salt, was difficult and stressful. >> reporter: in small towns last winter, the salt ran out. snow plow overtime soared. and plow equipment wore out. and budgets went way over. in upper hanover township, they've cleaned out the last of the leaves and stored the mowers and added money to t

doug and jackie would have an up-to-the-minute forecast >> jacqui jeras is here now, you are so busy. team.have the whole everyone is in the house, this is going to be an impossible storm. not the biggest in d.c., but the first we have had to deal with this season and the areas to the north and west of the city are going to have some big-time travel problems with heavy accumulation. we are going to be shoveling, a lot of us will be, by the end of your day. here are the latest on the warnings and advisories. bright pink, that's the higher elevation. maybe a couple of inches in the advisory area. d.c. itself, we are expecting the rain to change into snow, but the roads will mainly be white. this storm is still in its developing stages. it starts out before the sun comes up tomorrow with a cold into mixed and changed snow before the hour is over and done with. the worst window for travel will be between eight in the morning and three in the afternoon as the heavy snow to the west with wet roads along interstate 95 with the snow in the afternoon being heavy enough we could get some minor

doug, thank you. shamari stone son the wed roads riding in our four by four. >> we're now on route auto in frederick, maryland. it is very wet out here. we made a left. and we're now in this neighborhood. you can see snow on the side of the road. it is real important you are careful out here. we awesome people who were speeding and it was like they were on nascar. slow down on the roads. make sure you're careful out here and we have to wait to see what happens much we continue to bring you the road conditions and let you know what is going on. >> we now know the public will have three days of special events to hohn yort memory of former d.c. marylandon barry. we are live at the washington convention sent we are a look -- a closer look at the tributes that are planned. mark? >> i can tell you as a reporter who covered barry for many years and got to know him, noes surprise that the man known as mayor for life would want a big sendoff. that's what he's going to get in part because barry actually helped

doug luzader is live inside a mall. i'm looking for all the people. is it not open yet, doug? >> reporter: no, it is open, ainsley. it's not super busy right now. this is a little bit of the lull, they think, before things pick up again around 6:00 a.m. and in years past, this mall would open up at 6:00 a.m. this morning. instead, they opened up at 6:00 p.m. last night, kind of this expansion of black friday. the national retail federation thinks that about 67 million people intend to shop between thursday and sunday, which is kind of that expanded black friday opening weekend. that's down a bit from last year, but retail analysts think that this could be a pretty good year overall. >> i think this year, consumers are very optimistic, at least to spend on the holidays, and particularly there are a lot of things moving in their favor. i think that gas prices is certainly helping. retailers are being very promotional this year. >> reporter: now, black friday has become kind of black thursday as well, so this may get watered down a little bit. the "wall street journal" is also qu

again, as doug said, there is the warmth. 65 on monday. but, boom, we're right back down again with rain coming in mid portion of next week. we have a lot more on your thanks giving day forecast. what you can expect overnight coming up on news 4 atveronica. stories we're working on in the newsroom. a big security breech. we'll tell you where a homeless person managed to find a warm place to sleep. it is raising a lot of red flags this afternoon. and a college quaut in the middle of the controversy surrounding bill cosby. how the school is weigh in on the allegations against the comedian. >> we want to go to the live desk. there is a bad accident in georgetown. >> this involves a guy who was out jogging this afternoon. in a residential area of 28th and q streets. he was hit by a car and pinned under that car. he has been taken to a local hospital. he is in extremely critical condition. d.c. police major crash investigators are there at the scene as you can see. but now, again, a jogger hit at 28th and q streets in the residential area of ge

good morning, doug. >> this is a major expansion of the troops in iraq. he has been consistent about this as these forces have not been operating as combat forces on the ground. >> what we will not be doing is having our troops do the fighting. >> we talk about a major expansion in the u.s. force. it could double the american troops present in iraq from 1600 all of the way up to about 3100. we have heard this from the president before the u.s. will not be dragged into another ground war in iraq. >> i will not commit you and the rest of our armed forces to fighting another ground war in iraq. >> but there is going to be some skepticism for members of congress asked now to sign off on about $5.6 million spending to carry out the president's strategy in iraq. >> we do get concerned about doing a good job in terms of trying to create but they have a long ways to go in trying to destroy isis and trying to secure iraq. >> we have heard skepticism on both sides of the aisle they have said they are better positioned now better take the offensive from isis. >> dou

got your coat ready, doug? >> four sure. you won't need it moving into the weekend into early next week but yes, cold air. high of 46 next thursday. next weekend, guys, looking really chilly. >> thank you. >>> a warning tonight at prince george's county after two recent rob ribs at atms both in bowie, a fuel miles apart and both near shopping centers. one a man trying to rob a customer in a drive-through atm at gunpoint. the victim in that case managed to drive away. the other involve add guy with a knife. that time police say he got some cash then drove off in a white pickup truck. >>> former ravens cheerleader indicted for having sexual contact with a 15-year-old boy. what we are learning about why this case may be treated differently. >>> and you could deal with more delays, dpeending on which metrorail car you get in. we'll tell you how to spot >>> new developments tonight in a home depot security breach. consumer reporter erika gonzalez at the live desk with new details. >> getting this in. home depot revealing more cus

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doug, what are we looking at? >> cold temperatures, vance. temperatures right now in the 30s to around 40 in d.c. but many of us waking up to the 20s tomorrow. and it gets even colder. i've got your complete forecast, >>> the university of richmond women's basketball team is back on the court for the first time since a hot air balloon tragedy rocked the team. last may, long-time assistant coach ginny doyle and director of basketball operations natalie lewis were killed in the fiery crash. today all the athletes at the school wore a patch with a red and blue ribbon to honor the women. their first game got under way a couple hours ago. there was a moment of silence before it started. >>> two years ago, the national children's museum moved out of d.c. to a brand-new space in national harbor. now that museum is moving to yet another address. board members announced they're looking for space back in washington. but they don't yet have a time line for their move. access to metro and a building about double the size of the national harbor location w

doug, lis, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. ashley: it's shaping up to be a travel nightmare for the east coast on the busiest travel day of the year. this is going to be fun. more than 20 million people in the path of the a winter storm that's expected to bring rain and several inches of snow to the mid-atlantic and northeastern states from tomorrow morning until thursday. timing is everything, and residents in buffalo, new york breathing a little easier as fierce of disastrous flooding have started to ease a three-day onslaught dumping historic seven feet of snow on buffalo last week. officials were worried what would happen when all of that started to melt. so far the flooding has been minor. doesn't look like it from the video. >>> up next, john kerry fails to strike a deal in iran and the rogue islamic nation claiming victory over the west. kt mcfarland is how much cl 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind

the question to you, doug, is what are republicans now going to do to stop him? because there is a debate. should the government shut down government? refuse funding for certain departments? or just sort of let it happen but make it difficult? >> you know, john, i can tell you, i've been in more immigration meetings with members of congress over the past two and a half years than i would ever want to count. it's been exhausting. the number of times that we've talked about every specific possibility that could happen. also, obviously, a lawsuit is one of the tools republicans are looking at. we have new majorities, a larger republican house majority. a new majority the united states senate that want to stop these programs and there's a reason for that. one, we want to find areas of compromise, areas where we can work together. speaker boehner's been passionate about this for two years talking about -- >> well, not passionate enough, doug, to get it done. the president -- the fact of the matter is, the president didn't do anything for a year because speaker boehner

doug? >> that's right. the best news is, it's not going to be quite as cold as last weekend but chilly. high temperatures tomorrow, nothing but nice weather tomorrow, with those clouds, though. 68 in d.c. 66 winchester. maybe 70 toward fredericksburg. your impact forecast for your wednesday, once again on the low side. i really do not think weather will have any issue as far as your day is concerned. no weather issues. dealing with a lot of cloud cover during the afternoon. next couple days, we talk about the nice, mild weather wednesday and thursday with that rain on thursday. but then breezy and chilly friday. friday might be the coldest day, lowell see a cool weekend with highs in the mid 50s. another chance of rain on sunday as another storm system moves by. that brings through cooler air for monday with a high temperature of only 52 degrees. get ready. a stretch of the 50s moving in. >> thank you, doug. >>> developing tonight, a woman charged with vandalizing the washington national cathedral has been

. >> doug shimell live in the lehigh valley with more on penndot's advice. doug? >> reporter: we know there's a lot of tradition in how people do thanksgiving and get to thanksgiving. all of that tradition in the world isn't going to mean anything if they don't get there. it figures a nor'easter would hit when the maximum number of drivers would be on the road the day before thanksgiving. in penndot's lehigh valley control room, they're watching it. >> pressure is on everyone when it comes to the thanksgiving holiday travel with or without a snowstorm. >>. >> reporter: ron young is imploring drivers not to be stubborn. >> if you don't have to travel, adjust your time, leave earlier or later to miss the majority of the nor'easter. >> reporter: drivers ought to take a page from the airlines which will cancel or reschedule flights well before a storm hits so people won't be stranded when it does. >> i would say leave early wednesday. leave early wednesday. it's always better to be safe than sorry. >> reporter: but will leaving early wednesday get you ahead of the sto

. >>> doug shimell is in reading where the suspect is being held. >> doug, earlier you spoke with people who saw this crash. what did they tell you? >> reporter: well, they told us they were starting their day the way they always do, the way most of the people near that intersection always do. >> there were cars in the field, the tractor-trailer and a car was up against the sign at dunkin' donuts. it looked like an explosion went off. >> reporter: neighbors say it happened along a part of route 222 notorious for accidents. >> i heard a big bang and i noticed the two tractor-trailers right where the dunkin' donuts was and instantly all the other cars started smashing into each other, instant mayhem, people screaming. >> reporter: witnesses say the tractor-trailer lost control near route 73 in berks county. >> i couldn't believe what i saw. it was -- i only saw the one tractor-trailer and the two cars on top of each other. this looks like something out of a movie. >> reporter: neighbors and businesses watched as a stretch of road they have explained about for years claimed two more lives.

let's check in with doug in storm center 4. what's going on, doug? >> still a couple of areas of thunder and a little lightning too, but, yeah, the severe threat is definitely moving off towards the east. you can see we are looking at enhanced rainfall in through montgomery county, prince george's county through anne arundel conti and the north neck, too. would not be surprised to see more in the way of lightning and thunder. annapolis towards diehl, straight towards calvert county, seeing light to moderate rain there. steady at times. heavie heaviest, eastern portions of montgomery county. around laurel, around savage, over towards the areas down around pine hill, in and around montgomery and northern prince george's conti, don't surprised about a little thunder and lightning. heavy rain over 29, about to move over the beltway, rather 95 on your way up to baltimore. not just rain. much colder air tonight. wait until you see how cold it gets next week, guys. got that coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> a shooting inside of montgomery county business toda

pat, via satellite from florida tonight, john and doug, let's start in the sunshine state with pat. you know, i'm curious to know, what do you think about the fact that this guy has come out? this is damaging, right? do you think he's got a beef of some sort? is this an accident? >> no, this guy is the personification of the arrogance of an elite gentry, liberal gentry of professors and most of the media in washington, this is why they didn't pick up the story to begin with, is that they have utter contempt for the american people. he is outrageous you know why? because he shares with the president the belief that not only are the american people stupid, but it's important for us that we can lie, cheat, steal, do whatever behave to go, bribe whatever to get the bill through, because we know what's best for you and it is a scary thing to see in a democracy and also see in media playing a accomplice to it. >> he was on one of the other media networks and the anchor of one of the shows didn't follow up with the question, because he said, well he misspoke, what he should have asked was

nbc 10's doug shimell spoke exclusively to relatives. doug? >> reporter: we went in search of gary fellenbaum's family. his case made strangers cry, 3-year-old scottieç mcmillan allegedly dying at the hands of his mother, jillian tait and boyfriend, gary fellenbaum. his father knows his son faces a murder charge and possibly the death penalty. >> i just think my kid is being railroaded at this point. >> reporter: the evidence prosecutors outlined was staggering, of fellenbaum allegedly beating the toddler with a knotted rope, curtain rod and aluminum strip and slamming the boy's head into a wall. >> gary fellenbaum and julianne tate tied the two boys up by their feet over a door and beat them. and while they were doing that, they were laughing. >> at this point i have no comment. >> reporter: it's been upsetting for the family. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: what's been so upsetting about what you've been hearing? >> everything. because i know my son wouldn't

live in bucks county, doug shimell le, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, doug. with the changing weather, be sure to get the latest alerts and notices to your smartphone or tablet with the nbc 10 weather çapp. it's a free download on nbc10.com. >>> today pope francis confirmed what many had hoped for and what many expected. >> yes, he's coming to philadelphia next year. and you don't really need to speak italian to understand what he said this morning at the vatican. [ speaking italian ] >> there you heard philadelphia, the pontiff confirming his september trip to the city of brotherly love. >> and who better to honor pope francis, to celebrate this incredible news than the young people of the archdiocese. thank you for being here. you are part of history today. >> word travels quickly, energizing our region and putting into motion plans to accommodate the pope as well as the millions of pilgrims who will come to our area to see him. here's the schedule of events. philadelphia will hof tst the wd meeting of families. >> nbc 10's rosemary connors was there toda

back in a couple minutes with what to expect. >> doug, thank you. a d.c. teacher's aide accused of starting a sexual relationship with a student who has special needs. >> those two were found naked in a car together last night. we spoke to the teenager's guardian who questions whether school leaders might have missed some warning signs. kristen? >> jim, this teenager's guardian talked to us right here out in front of the courthouse just a little while ago. and she says right now she just feels numb. >> teachers aide walking out of d.c. superior court a few hours ago. the 27-year-old aide at eastern high school is charged with sexually abusing a 16-year-old student. the teenager's legal guardian tells me the girl had special needs. >> i'm just really disturbed, disgusted. i'm disappointed and d.c. public schools myself. >> she went over to eastern too to day to talk to administrators. >> they say they didn't have a word. they just offered me support. >> police say they caught norday parked with the teenager in an alley in the 4500 block of grant street yest

nbc 10's doug shimell is live at plymouth meeting. that cold air is biting, doug. >> the calendar and your mind was telling you this is still autumn but the thermometer betrayed you. >> it doesn't feel any better 30 feet in the air than it does buying a house plant on the ground. >> it's freezing and i'm from florida originally. so this is too much for me. >> keep moving, you keep warm. >> brutal midwinter cold plunged temperatures in mid-november. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> it's swamped the outreach center in norristown. >> usually this is december-type weather. for it to happen this early throws us off because we're not prepared for these numbers that are going to be coming in due to code blue. >> zack costello and jennifer dupree are spending day and night doing the hard sell with the homeless on the streets. >> we have to do our best to convince them to try to come in, come in the shelter instead of staying out there in those deadly conditions. >> but they say many of the homeless are convinced it will get warm enough aga