the colder temperatures. look at the windchill. at 4:00, it's 19. 1 below in pittsburgh. we have colder numbers still by tomorrow morning. we're talking about the snow chances. they are not great but they are there. more cold for the new year. we'll break it down for you and take it day by day and hour by hour. we'll see you back here in 10, 15 minutes. >> you've got it, doug. in the meantime, new details about a teen suspected of shooting and killing a reston couple in their home. scott and buckley were shot and then the teen turned the gun on himself. we found out that he dated their daughter. david culver spoke with someone who is close to the shooter. david, what's the story? >> reporter: i can tell you that i called police today and they tell me that the teen suspect is still in the hospital, still in critical condition. he's also a juvenile. we're not able to release his name but i went by his wharton home and spoke with a woman who answered the door as i walked up. she is a very close relative to the teen suspect. we won't tell you out of respect how she's related but she went on to tell me, as she was sobbing and she was in tears, that she feels horrible for the victims and their families. she also tells me, and as you mentioned, the teen suspect dated the victim's daughter, that they very much loved the teen's girl, the victims' daughter who was involved in this as well. she was not injured but police say she's the one who initially called 911. i also sp that community and the neighbor didn't want to go on camera but said this is an incident that has now impacted their community as well. >> i just feel so sad, two families just ruined. >> reporter: this is a growing memorial. in just the past 20 minutes or so, i saw a family of five walking up to lay more flowers down outside of the victims' home here in wharton. we're going to continue to follow this story and bring you more updates. for now, pat and leon, back to you. >> david, before i let you go, did the neighbors tell you that they knew the situation between the daughter and this young man and whether or not they knew he was a white supremacist? >> rept reality. the neighbors didn't know the intimate details of the relationship between the teen who lives here and the suspect. when it comes to allegations of supporting nazi agenda, it was interesting because there was a report that a swastika was mowed into a lawn at the neighborhood and they didn't learn about that until a couple of weeks ago. it just became well known within the community. they felt it wasn't something that was widely publicized there. >> wow. interesting. david culver reporting live, thank you, david. first at 4:00, an update to a story we told you about on news4 today. a mother is recalling an incident that happened when her son was killed. officers arrived just before 3:00 and they found a man shot in the head. he died in the home. a woman who says she's the vicm saw him die. >> he died in my arm gls whs? >> he got shot in his face. he died in my arms. >> police don't have a detailed description of the gunman. the victim's mother thinks her son knew the man who killed him. first at 4:00, new details of the murder of a baltimore police detective. the fbi has declined to take over the murder investigation of detective shawn suitor. he was set to testify before a commission. there is no evidence that his murder was linked to his upcoming testimony. >> i'm waiting for that 3:00 a.m. phone call in the middle of the night that says, guess what, we just got a break in this thing and, you know, i'm optimistic that that will eventually happen. >> commissioner davis says the fbi will continue to help baltimore police department in any way it can. davis also added that there's no evidence to support that suiter committed suicide. there's a $240,000 reward leading to an arrest in this case. we are working for you and helping you navigate all of the tax changes to come. >> that's right. coming up in april, there could be a lot of confusion. >> but some people are starting to work on their taxes right now. we have team coverage. >> jennifer johnson has more on how the day after christmas sales are already impacting our economy. >> reporter: the christmas shopping season turned out to be a big gift for retailers. americans spent way more than a year ago with jumps in electronic sales, jewelry home furnishishings. >> retail sales were up almost 5% and they were up because we saw consumer confidence improving, job growth, low interest rates and we've seen pretty good corporate profits around the world and that's helped the stock market. >> reporter: christmas eve, which fell on a weekend, helped make that as almost as successful as black friday with shoppers generously spending. >> comparatively, it's a lot more. >> reporter: the consumer board says expectations remain historically strong levels, suggesting growth well into 2018. president trump call it is a christmas gift to all americans, more money in your paycheck. but not everyone is convinced. >> it's just destroying the middle class even further so i'm in the middle class. >> i'm probably going to need to budget better next year because i think i'll take a hit being in the middle class. >> reporter: this year, anyway, online biggest winner, led by amazon.com, which led record breaking sales for the holiday season. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >> and our team coverage continues with news4's chris gordon who is live at the fairfax government center. what's the situation there, chris? >> reporter: well, thousands of people here in fairfax county are prepaying their property taxes for 2018. trying to avoid the new federal tax cap of $10,000 for state, federal and real estate taxes. right now is a good time to stop by because there's barely any wait. the line is shorter and moving more quickly than yesterday. fairfax county is accepting at its counters. >> an easy process, yeah. just waiting in the line. not hard at all. >> they are very well organized. they had greeters out front and telling people what the options are and to come here. so very helpful and well organized and we're very happy with the experience. >> reporter: hundreds of people skip the line by using drop boxes located both inside and out to make their 2018 property tax prepayments. you can also mail your prepayment but fairfax county suggests since time is running out, you should not send a personal check. >> we're advising people not to send checks at this point because there's no guarantee that that money will leave your account in this calendar year. >> so if you pay by mail -- >> cashier's check or money order. that way, the money is being taken from your account at that time. >> reporter: montgomery county, maryland, long lines wind through the hallway. residents can come to the rockville office of the department of treasury. the county suggests mail. they will accept a personal check as long as the envelope is postmarked not later than december 31st. d.c. residents can prepay online or at any wells fargo bank in the district. you are looking live at the line here in fairfax county where they have extended hours at the government center. these tax collectors will be working until 6:30 every night this week to try to get -- to try to remain open so that fairfax county taxpayers can prepay their property taxes. that's the latest. live in fairfax county, back to you, pat. >> chris gordon, thank you. >> and the times that chris talked about, very, very important to keep in mind. we're working for you. if you're returning a gift this week, those returns can actually cost you money if you're not careful. now, before you make those returns, here are some important always have your receipts. some stores are going to limit returns without those receipts, so watch the return clock as well. some stores have return windows as short as 15 days. so make sure you know how long you've got. keep the original packaging and try to put it back in the box as quickly as possible and make sure you know what the return fees are. shipping and restocking fees can add up, especially for online purchases. >> do you have anything to return? >> not yet. yet being the operative term. >> you're planning to. >> how about you? >> i returned two. >> really? >> yes. >> you didn't wait. >> i wasted no time. first at 4:00, a revealing interview. what president obama tells prince harry about his time since leaving office and what he wants to do next. >> did you return what i gave you? >> no. >> because i didn't give you anything. >> that would be it. >> exactly. who doesn't know who's had the flu this year. it's reaching dangerous levels close to home and what you can do about that. cold up to the north and west. it's been the lake-effect snow machine and it's been coming down in some locations with record-breaking snowfall. what does this type of a system coming up, a live look here over a very chilly city. on the right, the temperatures in your part of the town right now. doug kammerer says they are going to be plummeting by tomorrow morning. he's got an update on the windchills and a dhachance of s in the next few minutes. don't forget, you can download the nbc washington app. former president barack obama had his first wide-ranging interview since leaving office and the interviewer was none other than britain's prince harry. >> that's right. the interview was actually recorded back in september during the invictus games. he said his time out of office has left him with a sense of serenity. >> reporter: the president since he left office. he's been campaigning for ar country but this really was his first real sit-down interview since he left the white house. and it was a very unusual guest host, prince harry of wales. the interview was actually shot last september in toronto and done for the bbc with prince harry as a guest host and the interview touched primarily on his feelings about the social discourse in the u.s., the president's ambitions for the future, his life since leaving the white house and some of the most revealing questions really dealt with the legacy that president obama felt he left behind and how he felt upon leaving office. >> the sense that there was a completion and that we had done the work in a way that we hadn't fundamentally felt was a satisfying feeling. and concerns about how the overall, there was a serenity there more than i would have expected. >> hovering overall of this in the background is the president's successor, president donald trump. famously active and social media and often uses twitter to assail his opponents and this time the interview included a bit of a swipe at the president. he wasn't mentioned by name. it seems as though president trump was there in spirit during the entire interview. back to you. all right, folks, set a reminder in your phone. tonight, the prince george's county brothers will try to win $12 million. he's a segue police officer in washington, d.c., and his brother is a college professor and the pair are going to appear on the trivia game "show the wall." >> yes. >> they are going to use their smarts and guts to win some big-time money right here on nbc. >> a lot ofks nails in prince george's county. >> that's right. . >> let's do the weather. how cold is it going to get? >> we don't see this very often. i told you last week it was going to be a cold that freeze's areas like the potomac river. the potomac doesn't give us anything like this. take a look. this is lake-effect snow in parts of northern michigan. upwards of two feet of snow. this is emmet county, michigan. lake erie received five feet of snow in two days. amazing. i would they get it every year but they are getting it big time the next couple of days. it's bringing us very cold air straight out of canada. it's a nice night to be looking outdoors. right now, sitting at 20 degrees, the winds pick up overnight tonight and the windchill is going to be a big factor. current temperatures, these are not windchills, these are temperatures, 23 in hagerstown and 28 in culpeper. 32 in fredericksburg. there's a little right here, some flurries going on in parts of faulqier county. the storm system is moving out of the area and into parts of the atlantic and right now it's just the cold air filtering in here and it's next couple of days. look at these windchills. here we are at 7:00. down to 7 in gate theithersburg. 3 in martinsburg and 12 in ga gaithersburg. tomorrow, a windchill of 7 degrees in d.c. 3 in gaithersburg and 4 in manassas. there's a windchill advisory but it's only for areas back towards the mountains. it does not include our area. you have to get windchills at 12 below zero. some of the ski resorts, back around petersburg, no wind advisory here but that doesn't mean it's not going to be cold. we're talking about really cold air. temperatures tomorrow, 28 for a high temperature. breezy and cold and windchills in the teens all day. so it goes without saying, make sure you bundle up. not much in the way of exposed skin tomorrow. so if you've got a new scarf you want to put on. 28 tomorrow. 36 on friday. this is the warmest temperature that flurries possible on friday. snow chances on saturday. look at this. look how many days we have at or below freezing here and temperatures in the 20s to start off 2018. starting off with a cold note for sure. >> all right, doug. first at 4:00, a workout for your brain. the one thing you can do right now to help lower your chances for dementia. plus, new video coming into our newsroom. this is a winter wallop out there. one city gets, get this, 100 inches of snow in december. an interesting new study suggests hitting the dance floor may help build your brain. it's a study out of germany. researchers found that older people who took dance lessons twice a week actually reversed some signs of brain aging. the changes happening in the hippacampus part of the brain. social and musical stimulation creates new neuropathways in your brain. frequent dancing also reduced the risk of dementia by 76%. >> so having somebody step on your feet is good for you? >> yeah. >> a new warning for teenagers staying up late on their phone. >> yeah, just a few nights, just a few without sleep can lead to major health problems. this is according to new research out of pittsburgh. two consecutive nights of getting only four hours of sleep affected a teenager's brain. it can lead to a higher risk of depression and addiction. doctors say parents should set firm rules for teens. no social media after 9:00 or 10:00 at night and if that doesn't work, turn off the wi-fi or cut off the data. air travel can be frustrating but usually the payoff is getting to the destination that you intended. unfortunately, though, for some travelers at l.a.x., they wound up exactly where they an ana flight headed for japan turned around yesterday after four hours in the air. an unauthorized passenger managed to get on board the flight with an incorrect boarding pass. two of the people on that flight, model chrissy tiegen and her husband john legend. she sent out a tweet. "they keep saying the person had a united ticket. we are on ana. so basically the boarding pass scanner is just a beedoop machines that register to nowhere." also, "lax flight complete, flight time, 8:20." ana says it was part of the airline security protocol and the pilot made the decision to go back to where they started. >> i don't understand that. because it doesn't appear that that passenger with the united passenger was a securi was a threat to anyone on the plane. why not just continue on to the destination? why turn around and go all the way back? >> that's a good point. >> even if you have to make an arrest. >> that person was going to l.a. or wherever it was going. >> there were so many people on the plane. that one person -- i think their priorities -- >> that's the long and short of it. >> taking a live look at temperatures out your door, most people are in the 30s. if you think this is cold, brace yourself. doug's back to time out the temperature plunge and how it's going to impact your plans for the holiday weekend. >> and a surge in flu cases close to home here. we talk to an expert about why it's so bad and what you can do about it. >> are you making a new year's resolution this time around? 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>> yes, i did. >> reporter: do you get it every year? >> every year. >> reporter: have you had success when you've gotten the flu vaccine? >> yes. i've been blessed. >> reporter: the cdc breaks down flu levels into five categories. no activity, sporadic, local, that's where d.c. is, regional and widespread. maryland and 23 states reporting widespread flu. >> it's clear that the number of cases of influenza this year are increased compared to last year. >> this doctor is a specialist in infectious diseases. >> part of the reason we're having a problem this year is that the vaccine is not as effective as perhaps years in the past. >> that's still no reason, he says, to not get the shot nor is it too late. historically, cases of the flu have been reported as late as may. erika gonzalez, news4. >> so we asked on facebook today if you have had the flu so far. so far, most of you say no. but take a look at this. most of the people who have had it also got theç vaccine. a m pessimistic these days. critics say president trump is helping to stoke the racial divide during his first year in office. race in american, today's talk around town, taylor thomas is joining us now. the white house is getting slammed for their response or actually we should say lack of response to any sort of observance of kiwansa. >> our viewers feel like this is a chance for president trump to extend an olive branch to the african-american community that dates back to 1966. there was nothing that came out on his personal twitter account to recognize this. some say they didn't expect t we have others of our listeners saying it's the same old thing with president trump, like aaron from temple hills. >> many of us in the african-american community have been shocked and disappointed by president trump as itel that community. i don't know if it will ever change and i feel that he will for the good of our country. >> so this is the feeling of our viewers. >> we have watched the white house in this last year or so and it has not had the same sorts of traditional observances, whether it's been hanukkah. >> he tweeted about that as well as christmas. >> that's right. the white house did release this statement which reads -- >> okay. >> that's the come plate statement? >> that's the complete statement. it's smaller so i can't read it. again, the issue was, leon, it came from the white house. it didn't come from the president where he had an opportunity to say, happy on the 26th and ends on january 1st. >> what are your listeners saying about the president and his stance about positioning on the nfl issue and has there been any evolution at all in his position and your listener's views? >> both are standing firm on their ground and they are not moving. the president wants the nfl players to be fired who don't stand for the national anthem. he's calling for the owners of the team to do their jobs. that has enraged some of the player who is say this is their right to be able to do that and they are standing tall i'm sitting down or kneeling for the african-americans that they believe are killed and there's no justice paid for their loss of life by police officers. but there have been some things that coaches are working with players, let's not let them come out until after the anthem. you are serving two purposes without being upset >> this is just the beginning. it's not going to go anywhere. but they are calling for some action and, again, hopefully 2018, as many of our listeners said, hopefully he will see to be compassionate for others and just see other views because the whole purpose of this is to unite the country as a leader and they want him to do just that. >> interesting. taylor thomas, good to see you. >> thank you. >> see you next week. >> thank you both. just imagine you've got a winning lottery ticket. you go to cash the ticket in and see everyone thinks they've got a winner. we'll tell you what went wrong. and new at 5:00, a purple line employee held at gunfire and later a teenager shot to death in the same get ready to buyer those lottery tickets. there's a powerball and million jackpots for an estimated 337 million big ones. that's $210 million with the cash option. and the mega millions jackpot is now at 306 million. the drawing takes place friday night. a glitch led people to believe they had a winning lottery ticket when it turns out they didn't. some thought they had won thousands. they were told they could hang on to the ticket or file a claim with no guarantee you'll get paid anything. >> that's why they call it gambling. it's a gamble, win or lose. 2018 is just around the corner now. >> crews are making sure that the crystal ball is ready for times square. a lot of folks are make their resolutions and this year there is a surprising resolution topping a lot o night tonight. take a look. feels-like temperatures are already in the teens and single digits. colder air actually tries to move in. what we can expect as we begin the new year starting at 55.:4 over 60 inches of snow in just 48 hours. the people of erie pennsylvania are going to be digging out from a christmas snowstorm for days to come. as we get ready to ring in the new year, a huge swath of the country is dealing with fridgid temperatures. doug kammerer will have your forecast in 90 seconds. first, this -- >> reporter: freezing temperatures and severe temperatures paralyze some communities. >> it is freezing. >> reporter: chicago, a city with a reputation temperatures, gives visitors a frigid surprise dozens of warming centers opened around the city to help people in need. >> there are buildings in every single neighborhood and every single ward around the city that can be used as warming centers. >> reporter: in erie, pennsylvania, residents are struggling to keep up with record snowfall. 63 inches by tuesday night. >> i'm used to snow but not that much at once. this is insane. >> reporter: outside boise idaho, the interstate shut down for a time after a dozen vehicles collided or slid off the road. and in the air across the u.s., thousands of flights canceled. >> i won't be able to get home until probably thursday night, friday morning. >> reporter: parts of the colorado rockies bracing for potential ofavalanches. in vermont, they'ir season is o to a strong star in inches. sarah dallop, nbc news. >> i want some of that. >> do you? >> give me snow. >> are we going to get a little bit? >> when you get cold like this, that's the natural progression. all right. now it's cold so now we're ready for some snow. the point is, the cold air doesn't give us a chance for snow at all. >> this is like the polar vortex. all of the above. what we've got now is simply arctic air making its way down into the united states and it's really most of north america and it's extremely cold, some of the coldest air in the world happening across parts of north america right now. as far as temperatures are related to the average, our average high temperature is 29 degrees. down 11:00. the windchill is going to be brutal. already in the single digits around the 11:00 hour. now, a little bit of snow and stafford county and this whole area moving on down to the south, montgomery and frederick earlier. very light flurry activity if anything at all and it's all part part of a bigger system which has stayed to the south and that's what we're going to see. this is the jet stream that dips way to the south and far enough out to sea, all of the storms are traveling out and away from our area. that means we stay on the cold side but also on the dry side. so no chance, for the most part, for those storms to come up the coast. we're talking about the windchill and the cold. amelia's been tracking it all day long today. we've been talking about right on through new year's. >> brutal windchills. take a look now. tomorrow is going to be one of the coldest days of 2017 and this is what we're waking up to at 6:00 a.m. a feel's like temperature in the district of 7. about 5 up in frederick and 4 degrees in manassas. at least our one saving grace will be plenty of sunshine. as we head into the afternoon hours, take a look at feels-like temperatures through monday. so through january 21st during the afternoon hours. so the warmest it will be feeling outside on thursday, tomorrow afternoon, feeling about 20. friday and saturday, it will feel like we're in the mid-20s and then another blast of cold air moves in as we close out 2017. only feeling about 15 degrees out there on sunday and about 10 degrees on monday. so what does this mean as we plan out your new year? if you're going to be outside to ring in the new year, you want the puppy coat and gloves 24 degrees. maybe you're going skiing as we close out the new year. it's going to be cold out there. at least the know won't get icing. feels like temperatures will be in the teens. we'll keep it dry. no worries of rain or snow in the forecast. and then this is january 1st. 24 degrees for a high. with feels-like temperatures only between 5 and 10 degrees. and even beyond monday, the pattern stays cold at least for the first week of january. >> happy new year to us with the cold coming in for sure. this is an extremely cold pattern. we've got temperatures, the warmest is 36 on friday. ahead of a storm system. it will bring us some flurries and another chance of snow flurries on saturday. that's the best chance at snow and then the cold air really sets in. look how many days here. we only have in the 20s and most days are well below freezing. much more on this. see you in the 5:00 hour. bring on the bling. workers in new york city are piecing together the final waterford crystal triangle the ball is covered with more than 2600 pieces of crystal. 2017 is about to end and many of us are looking for ways to improve ourselves in 2018. a marist poll found that losing weight and saving money are no longer favorites for resolutions. the number one resolution for next year is just being a better person. >> that's a good resolution. >> that's always a good resolution. you shouldn't have to wait for new year's for that. >> that's right. be the best person you can be all year long. >> do you have one? >> yeah, i'm going to exercise more and drink more water. >> you exercise every day. you want to exercise, what, ten days -- twice in oneç day, is that it? >> no, it's not every day. it's only a few ti you're supposed to do it every day. >> i'm impressed. also coming up, wendy has that. >> people want to be a better person, how bad are you right now? >> good question. >> is this a confessional thing? what have you been up to that you have to be a better person all of a sudden in 2018. >> and you have to tell the world about it. >> exactly. self-revelation there. >> pat's drinking more water. i'm going to drink more expensive wine in 2018? i'm on the wendy team. >> come over to my house. we have some stories coming up at 5:00. a story you'll only see here on news4. agents bust a man who they say is an international counterfeiter. and new at 5:00, what he is counterfeiting and why it's part of a growing problem. also next at 5:00, talk about going above and beyond, special honors for these employees of a local jail after sprin reminder when it gets this cold, police arrested two guys for stealing a car that was warming up in a driveway. i'm guilty of doing that. how many of you do that? what one of them was wearing, by the way, that is a little unusual as well. it might give you a laugh on this wednesday. i'll see you in just a few minutes. pat will be joining me. water and wine will be flowing. actually, no, it won't. >> too much wine will make you lose your car warming up in the driveway. >> see you in a few minutes. she puts her body on the line to protect children every day. now an elementary school crossing guard is recovering from serious injuries after a hit-and-run. a week ago, someone hit jawan thompson in the brightwood section of the northwest and as shomari stone reports, police are still looking for the driver. >> i'm upset that it happened. i'm that she's in. >> reporter: tiffany johnson is outraged that school crossing guard jawan thompson was hit. >> she was injured and no one has come forward. >> reporter: jawan works for west education campus. these a d-d.o.t. employee. she was helping kids cross the street a couple blocks away from the school at georgia avenue last wednesday morning. according to the police report, the driver who hit her slowed down and kept ongoing. a piece of the bumper was left here at the scene. police photographed it and took it away as evidence. they say that they are looking for a blue car, possibly a honda. >> i'm just in a lot of pain. >> reporter: in a phone interview, jawan was taken to the hospital with a broken neck d >> how they could just hit me and keep going, not even just to stop, just to make sure i was okay. >> tiffany johnson's daughter angel and her friends miss jawan. >> a lot of children enjoy her being a crossing guard. >> reporter: investigators urge anyone with information to call d.c. police. tiffany hopes they catch the driver. >> she needs justice. >> reporter: shomari stone, news4. next at 5:00, we told you about the brutal murder of a local couple last week. only on news4, what a close relative of the suspect is saying about that suspect's past. and remember that virginia race that's supposed to be decided by pulling a name out of a hat, why that all changed today. and new video of the winter blast walloping parts of the country right now. great news for skiers in colorado. and our forecast as well, doug is b now at 5:00, an insight from a very close relative about the teenager accused of killing a local couple and what that relative says about the boy accused of killing his girlfriend's parents and the possible warning signs prior to that killing. long lines but not to do anything fun. all these folks are trying to pay their property taxes early. we'll tell you what's in it for you but you've got to act fast. >> why this year's flu strain is so bad and how you can protect yourself and what to do if you do get sick. >> well, we're going to begin with serious cold out there. if you're out, you know you have to bundle up out there. it won't climb back above freezing for several days. >> yeah. until tomorrow morning. storm team 4 is working for you this evening. doug kammerer is kicking off from the storm center. are there days that we are going to be suffering from this? >> in the next ten days, we've got seven that i believe are below freezing, right on through next week and starting off the new year on extremely frigid numbers. tomorrow is going to be an incredibly cold day. let's take a look and show you what we're dealing with now. you saw flurries on the camera shot. flurries going on in parts of northern virginia but the main system is off to the south and east. in hagerstown, 3 below zero. the wind continues to move in. we're in for a very cold night tonight and bitter windchills right on through tomorrow morning. and really all day long tomorrow. we're going to talk about our snow chances. they are not great but we'll tak

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