Thats whats going to be continuing through the next few hours. Its going to feel like the teens for the kickoff of the eagles at the linc. So youre going to want to bundle up if you are headed outdoors for the rest of the evening and ill take look at this cold cold forecast coming up in just a bit. Iain. Monica, thanks. Good we want to wish everyone Merry Christmas hope your holiday has been wonderful. Holiday cheer was being spread in germantown today in the form avenue free hot meal. The first christmas dinner was served at face to face after a 5 million renovation. The nonprofit is an organization dedicate to do the health, stability and wellbeing the residents of germantown. They have a place where they can come and feel like theyre home. They can enjoy the time with us because only thing we try to do is just have a place for everybody when they come they feel like welcoming and serve them with more dignity thats the goal. 132yearold building on east price street started renovation
3119j 5iu n4nhdv tomorrow. Well time that out in a few minutes. Im eun yang. We have breaking news this midday. D. C. Police are investigating a homicide in northeast washington. A man was shot to death in 44th street at around 7 00 this morning, a busy time of day. Were working to learn more about this investigation and well have any updates on the nbc washington app. At the live desk im eun yang. Now to a news 4 i team investigation, federal a former virginia teacher behaved inappropriately with students. His teaching license was revoked after a trip to germany. A disciplinary record that details he encouraged students to engage in sex acts. He never appeared to the a disciplinary hearing on the case. He provided no statement about what happened during the trip, and hes been unreachable by phone or email. County police say launch a child abuse investigation because the alleged misconduct happened overseas. No criminal charges were filed against rademacher. The i team will follow the
Langley High School Community about the case in an letter last night an hour before the news4 iteam revealed the details and the district told the community they had already notified the parents of the kids who traveled on that trip. John said his son was on that trip and the school never told him. Did anybody from the School District notify you this had happened . No, absolutely nothing from the school. There was only what we heard via the grapevine. Reporter so we asked again today and Fairfax County schools issued a new statement saying it notified the parents of the alleged victims and the School District said the Chris Rademacher Germany Exchange program trip and friendship connection were not officially sanctioned by the School District, but documents that Company Provided to the news4 iteam indicate Fairfax County School Administrators did sign paperwork approving german students to visit langley parents said they were led to believe the trip was school sanctioned because the re
Welcome to news4 this week. Hi, everyone. Im Veronica Johnson and were going to show you some of the more interesting local stories making news this week. Among them, startling revelations. We take a look at what crews found during the rare system wide closure of metro this week, and how you handled getting around without one of the regions most reliedupon transit systems. They help us stay connected and informed every day, but when you face an emergency, is your smartphone really that smart . And football returning to d. C. Its just not the redskins. When you can start seen arena football at the Verizon Center. We begin with that unprecedented shutdown of the entire metro rail system during this week. During the daylong inspections of jumper cables system, more than two dozen defects were found. Many of those issues involved damaged boots which hold the cables in place, but in three areas crews found what they call show stoppers. Frayed cables that would lead to immediate shutdowns of
System, more than two dozen defects were found. Many of those issues involved damaged boots which hold the cables in place, but in three areas crews found what they call show stoppers. Frayed cables that would lead to immediate shutdowns of lines on a normal day. It was a major headache for commuters, but as Megan Fitzgerald reports, it could have been much worse. Reporter when metro says the rails arent an option, many commuters had to come up with a game plan quickly. My commute was all right. I specifically woke up at 5 30 in the morning so i could get one of the first buses into the city. Reporter and folks like John Sullivan can tell you those metro buses were in high demand. By the time we got to mcclain, though, it was jam packed, the bus. There was a very long line outside. Reporter because after all for some folks, staying home wasnt an option. I have business here. Just business meetings. We had a meeting with about six people and five of them were there i closely monitoring