president. we re breaking down president obama s last address as commander in chief. what brought the outgoing president to tears tonight. after days below freezing. storm team 4 tracking a january roller coaster, folks and it all begins with a chance for freezing rain tonight. plus, local laws could be changing after the news 4 eye team after those who how our investigation is getting results. good evening. in that breaking news coming from prince george s county. a man and a woman have been found dead. i m jim handly. i m doreen gentzler. shamari stone just got to the scene. what did you learn? reporter: i m here and it s an active scene on the 6,000 block of spring hill drive in green belt, maryland. you can see this cruiser right here that belongs to a detective officers, uniformed officers processing this scene right now. i m not going to say crime scene because police are investigating what happened. let s roll the video. about 6:08 this evening, someone wal
reporter: but the president is dwelling on another issue. unproven voter fraud that he believes cost him the popular vote, ordering a federal investigation. the president clearly wants to keep a campaign promise, to keep the gitmo terrorism prison open and bring back water boarding, convinced by experts, he told abc news, that the banned technique can produce usable intel. does it work? does torture work? the answer is yes, absolutely. reporter: his pentagon chief and cia head reject that and republican leaders did today. and torture is not legal. and we agree with it not being legal. reporter: it s a problem for british prime minister theresa may who is on her way to the white house. mexican president enrique pena nieto cancelled his trip to d.c. after president trump ordered the wall and president trump said meeting now with nieto would be fruitless. he said it was a joint decision to cancel this meeting, that for all recent previous u.s. presidents would have bee
this year the vice president, mike pence w be there and we re hearing the president himself may call in. news 4 s megan mcgrath joins us near the washington monument where the crowds are already building. reporter: definitely. we re seeing that crowd build. look behind me here. these are all of the folks who are making their way down the sidewalk here along constitution to get to the security checkpoint. there s heightened security here because of the vice president speaking at the rally and so folks are going to have to go through that magnet tom ter. we ve been talking to people all morning long and they ve come from around the country and believe change is on the way. young people gathered by the thousands in advance of the march for life. attending a youth rally and mass at the verizon center this morning. they may be young but these teenagers say they are dedicated to the cause. as teenagers, you k w world and there s so many different opinions and i think it s so im
is a disgrace. everybody does not work 9:00 to 5:00. is the trade oef for safety really working. and sharing a stage again. could hillary clinton and donald trump set politics aside for charity? announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. good evening, first up tonight on news 4 i-team investigation amount of high school teacher arrested and charged for what he did in his classroom. then a dur public until now, uncovered by scott mcfar land and our i-team. reporter: inside randalltown high school, baltimore county, brad norton taught english. one morning four years ago this week a student said norton sexually assaulted him inside the classroom. the 15-year-old said norton touched him on the chest, arrested booked charge norton pleaded guilty to assault and a fourth degree sex offense in court. the victim s father said the case this an enormous impact on the family. i think people assume educators are there to protect our kids. reporter: she is a counsellor for se
showers back there. as you head out opportunities, you could deal with a little rain, but the big story is going to be the increasing winds and the really cold temperatures as the system continues to impact the yare i. four things to know. heaviest rain over, if you re going out, grab the umbrella. isolated showers. winds pick up at 8:00 p.m., and we re in the 50s this evening and we have seen a dramatic mp are in shock of. amelia culled me earlier and said last night at 11:00, she took the temperature, because we almost made it to near 80 today. another warm day, but once that rain came through, that temperature plummeted. in fact, we re 18 degres cooler than we were this time yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in gaithersburg, even to the shenandoah valley. what s our temperature now as we continue into the rest of the we were in the low 60s. i believe we re going to stay here, maybe go up a few degrees before the temperatures really start to fall. amelia will have the rest of wh