jeff goldberg is on the scene. jeff? jeff: this is active scene. you can see the prince george's county police has the road closed. this starte the call came in to 911 for a breaking and entering. they have told residents to stay inside the home. no evacuations are taking place at this moment. but there are plenty of residents who live on the street who cannot go home. they are awaiting as the active scene continues to fold. we'll follow it to bring you maryland, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. we are on storm watch. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin joins us with what we can expect tonight. steve: the last day of november. a cold front north and west that will sweep across the area this evening. then we are dealing with heavier rain across south montgomery county near the reston area. nothing that is going to become severe. don't be surprised if you hear a few rumbles of thunder moving through the evening

jeff goldberg with the university students. michelle: stephen tschida and q mccray were with the high school kids. jona jeff goldberg and breaking news. protesting that is happening right now. where are you? who are they? jeff: well, jonathan, these are hundreds of g.w. students. this protest started at cogan plaza in the center of g.w. at about 3:30. the march came down pennsylvania avenue. here we are. right in front of the white house. hundreds of g.w. students chanting as they made the walk from pennsylvania avenue, the chants ranging from "no hate, no fear, everyone is welcome and "we reject the president-elect." the mood is anti-donald trump. but the march is peaceful the entire way through. speakers talking right now. i'm joined by chloe. why are you? what are you protesting? >> i'm protesting everything trump stood for in the election and disenfranchise the minority students, lgbtq students and everyone in this country who believes in what the country stands president-elect and will be the president. do you think there

in resten, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: now to transition of power. trump tries to assure the on time. he is meeting with the japanese prime minister in trump's first meeting with a world leader since the election. mike pence is headaching rounds on the hill to lay the ground work for trump administration agenda. >> with will rebuild the military and reviver the economy. jonathan: when we know who is filling the cabinet members? the audvisors say around thanksgiving we'll have a good changes in recent history. trump is in the midst of planning a victory tour after visiting every state he won. james clapper stepping down. he submitted his resignation and will stay on until the end of president obama's term. clapper is 75 years old and has 50 of experience. maureen: a week after trump's victory area schools are sending a message to students. enough of the protests. we have seen scenes like this as they leave the campus to protest. it must now stop. >> when the students are threatened or injured as a protest it raises serious to rethink the association.

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: closing arguments are underway less than 24 hours after a judge threw out u.v.a. administrator defamation case against "rolling stone." this is about the retracted article chronicling a gang nicole eramo claims she was portrayed as a village and wants $7.5 million. as soon as there is a verdict we will pass it along to you. in court today, embattled comedian claire mccaskill. today a key hear -- embattled comedian bill cosby. today they are looking at what evidence could be presented. the claim is he never would have given a deposition. a potential trial is several months away. jonathan: the battle for swing state continues. donald trump spending the first half of the day in pennsylvania. he gave a speech to pledge to have congress repeal affordable care about. trump will be in wisconsin tonight. that is not wisconsin. alison: we are looking live at hillary clinton trying to win florida. she is in did a city. she has two more stops tonight in stanford. and fort lauderdale. j

jeff goldberg is live in fairfax with that part of the country. jeff? jeff: for the past month or so we have been speaking to female trump supporters who have been telling us all along that he would win the election. including the proud owner of the trump fairfax county. while donald trump did not win virginia, the female voters are very proud they say that other female voters across the country may have help put him over the top. alice butler short has been driving this truck around northern virginia for months. >> i am feeling great. jeff: never more proudly than today. >> i believe that this man was sent to us by god. that he was our last hope, our country. jeff: alice from ireland and a native of columbia helped lead the virginia women for trump effort. they believe the multiple accusations of the inappropriate touching against trump are all false. and they were not bothered by his comments on the "access hollywood" tape. >> who cares? we are not, you know, we are not going to date him. we are not electing a boyfriend. we are not electing a pope. we

until then, live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. update on a story we brought you yesterday. d.c. police say a stolen dog is now safe and back with the owner. surveillance camera recorded the crime. you are watching it here. you see a man walking in southwest and stopped to pet the animal. second later he reached over the fence, picks up the dog and walks off. police hasn't said if anyone was arrested or where th jonathan: nice to know the back now is right -- with the rightful owner. it was a nice day. chilly. doug: 64, 65 today. the chilly air is coming in now. jonathan: it was chilly, doug. doug: no! jonathan: i was up at 6:30, it was chilly. doug: i explained earlier, the cold front comes through the majority of the time is cold air this time of year lags behind by several hours. sometimes three hour, five hours. very rarely does it come in right away. that is what we are dealing temperatures are starting to fall and they will continue the trend overnight. let's start with this image. frost advisory in effect from 1:00 tomorrow

i'm jeff goldberg. who we are talking about coming up. >> today frankly was a very emotional one in the d.m.v. i'm kevin lewis with that story still ahead. alison: ahead new at 5:00, for years people complained about predatory towing in arlington. why is a moving with considered to make it even easier for tow truck companies? what abc7 found when i return at "abc7 news at 5:00". whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i guess i can just check my credit score then? oooh "check out credit karma today. credit karma. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: the stage was set for hillary clinton to shatter the glass ceiling and be the first woman elected to the president of the united states. but inst

i'm jeff goldberg. what exactly the charges are and where the case goes next coming up when "abc7 news at larry: new developments of a case of mother and baby hit in a crosswalk. today police charged a driver who truck and killed the 5-month-old boy. jeff goldberg is lifer in leesburg with the details. jeff: the driver, 45-year-old john miller was indicted this morning by a grandchildren in loudoun county for the hor rusk incident that took -- horrific incident that took place on august 31. this memorial for 5-month-old tristan schulz whose picture, flowers, pumpkin and stone with his name for tristan will always be remembered. on nearly every lamp post on this section of lansdowne blue the lost of 5-month-old tristan schulz. >> i drive by her a couple times a week. i just start crying like this. because it shouldn't happen to any mom. >> karen james lives nearby is a mother of three. she feels some relief for the schulz family now that the drive 45-year-old john miller has been indicted on charges of i

i'm jeff goldberg. the contentious debate, both sides coming up. 5:00, a crude message for local commuters. where this sign with another hateful message for hillary there and why police say they are not investigating this. on your side. jonathan: well, coming up next in fairfax, folks will be voting on a meal tax. michelle: it's a 4% tax with most of the proceeds going to the school. abc7 northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in annandale with those for and against this tax. jeff: well, first i want to tell you what the tax is all about. i would be a tax increase on any food prepared by another individual. it would be food from a restaurant, movie theater or a that is where we went to get this. what might be a typical dinner here. a roasted chicken and coleslaw. the 4% tax hike would be an additional 27 cents. on a dinner costing $50 the official tax hike is $2. both sides are getting ready for a close vote. korean restaurant owners in hurt business. >> this hurts business. it hurt consum

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: jeff got to speak to mark warner today about the election and that came hours after senator warner named vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee. >> i hope he says the words of larry: secretary of state john kerry is trying to help the u.s. save face overseas. trump says that climate change is a hoax and will back out of the agreement. >> it requires to hold hard truth. hold ourselves accountable to facts, not opinion and science. not theories. >> that can't be proven. certainly not the political bromide and slogan. >> secretary kerry says overwomenming americans want to honor the commitment to the paris agreement. 300 businesses signed a statement calling on president-elect trump to alison: many people unhappy with the election joked about moving to canada. but instead of going there, canada is coming to you. part of it. canadian officials are giving the u.s. 150 maple trees. what else? as a gift of friendship. they will be planted in west potomac park and cared fo

jeff: in fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- tensions rising. the latest exchange between the police and protesters fighting a pointline. larry: later, protecting your identity. alison: why some experts say this is a matter of time before yours gets compromised. larry: but first, trump's treatment. critics are analyzing the you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. jonathan: there is a warning on the coast of japan on the eastern side to get out and evacuate. that is what they saw on the screen right there. that is japanese television you can see. tsunami. evacuate. they believe there could be as high as 10-foot wall of water, the tsunami. we have not seen that yet. if we get updates we will let you know what happens. i'm jonathan elias. back to you. alison: keep us

i am jeff goldberg. we'll have the story when "abc7 news at 4:00" continues michelle: new developments in the deadly school bus crash in tennessee. the driver of the bus, that first court appearance this morning but judge delayed it until december 15. his attorney says she expects he will plead not guilty in the crash that killed six children in chattanooga. jonathan: a horrible scene. stroller left sitting in the street where it came to rest after a mother walking with a dodd her were both hit by a car in the crosswalk. today the intersection is becoming a memorial to 5 -year-old it's in leesburg. it's where northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg joins us now. jeff? jeff: here very the intersection in leesburg. lansdowne section. on august 31, mindy was walking with her 5-month-old son tristan in a crosswalk. a driver driving a jeep grand cherokee collided into mindy and tristan. mindy was badly injured. you can see a emany morial has grown here for trysten in his honor through the fall months of

live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: help stop crime in your neighborhood by signing up for the "7 on your side" fighting back against crime newsletter. go to wjla.com/enews. alison: coming up at 5:00 -- >> brand new mural now graces the side of a prince george's county elementary school. it is colorful and vibrant but it also sends an under lying message to the community. i'm sam sweeney in capitol hill heights. i will tell you what larry: plus, two more police officers ambushed and shot. one of them is dead tonight. what we are learning about the man who pulled the trigger. alison: then, a little later, trump hotel blocks from the white house is becoming a real magnet for protesters. what does it mean for the people trying to work and and ad i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. richard: we are surrounded by the buildings in now the trump administration is talk abou

jeff goldberg has more on what is next for the 19-year-old. jeff: it was two months ago the man known as dr. love tried buying a $35,000 lexus at car dealership in stafford when some >> he is persuasive and a smooth talker. >> she called police on the 19-year-old malachi love morrison and he tried to use the name of his grand mother to cosign on the car loan. >> it's a lie. >> it's not a lie. >> love-robinson was arrested and charged with three identity fraud related crimes. he wasn't supposed to be in virginia as love-robinson was arrested arrested in west palm beech, florida. today in court the so-called "dr. love" and the defense attorney wavered preliminary hear something the case will move forward before anything happens in florida. >> like anyone else who is a thousand mile from home, they want to get back to if home turf as soon as they can. >> go to a gr january 3. so a trial may not happen for a few more months. he is held in jail without bond. in stafford county, virginia, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. coming up next, a

jeff goldberg just arrived on scene. what can you tell us, jeff? jeff: well, we can tell you that the road is still blocked off. this is westphalia road. we can tell a big police presence from the prince george's county police. we saw the helicopter flying above. all we know right now, not a call came in at 2:40 this afternoon for break and entering call. this is where the breaking and the entering call emanated at first. they are asking the residents to stay inside the home. however, no evacuations are taking place at this moment. we are waiting for the public information officer from the prince george's county police to give us more information. editions of abc7 news. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba?. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? provides powerful a1c reduction. releases slow and steady. when my schedule changes... i want something that delivers. ? tresiba? ready ?

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg has reaction to the trump claim of vote including virginia. jeff: that is right. trump firing off a series of treats denouncing a recount and claiming he would have won the popular vote if not for the millions he says voted illegally. a few hours after that. trump sweeting that he was claiming fraud in three specific states. all of which he lost on election day. at 7:30 sunday night, trump sent down a tweet claiming serious voter fraud in california. not long after that, linda had one question. >> where is the evidence that there widespread fraud in virginia? >> she is the registrar of voters in arlington county where she says the elections employees work tirelessly to ensure their voter registration roles were accurate. she says they received no complaints act voter fraud. >> not at all. >> until trump. >> it's frustrating. election. >> they require voter i.d. for all voters something to help maintain integrity. plus they say the election observers were monitoring the polls all day and night. >> we do take a great deal of pride in running el

jeff goldberg is following the developing story. >> i have been speaking with fbi sources. the threat is vague. source of the information to take it seriously and joint terrorism task forces have been warned. it warms of al qaeda planning pre-election day attacks on monday in new york, texas, and virginia. why these three states remains unknown. no specific information on virginia. it is home to the pentagon, quantico, and major installations. none of those locations are listed as part of the threat. here is the statement from the fbi. the counter intelligence communities remain vigilant to defend against attacks here in the united states. we work closely with law enforcement partners to identify and disrupt any potential threat to public safety. threat has caused security to be increased that sensitive locations like bridges, airports, and the polling places. law enforcement is on high alert as election day approaches. jummy: the fbi warning adding more drama in the race for the white house. four days until the election. hillary cli are racing around the country in battleg

jeff goldberg is river on if scene. what have you learned in the last hour, jeff? >> authorities are speaking to the suspect in the case. we can tell you that the 4-month-old child in the vehicle of the victim is doing okay. no injuries. this is an active scene. we are just off 495 by the beltway. this is what happened. there was hyundai sedan and a white chevy track. survivor that got in a dispute on the inner loop of the beltway in national harbor. the driver of is sedan noticed that it was broken on the passenger side front window and that he was bleeding from an injury. the fairfax police arrive and they determine it came from a projectile fired from a pellet or a b.b. gun. authorities were able to track down the vehicle by the suspect to a restaurant in vienna. they are speaking to him. he is cooperating. they do not know what led up to the incidents or what the nature of the >> there are several actions by the driver and shattering of the window. >> so after this took place, the driver of the hyundai pulled up to the shell station. he spoke to authorities and

life in newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: in the last two hours michigan said it certified the results to give president-elect trump 16 electoral votes. he won the state. but he won by 10 ,704 votes all right. 7 is on storm watch now. we have changes coming. it looks great but things are changing. we will get something we are in need of. steve: absolutely! rain. if you have to get out it's 50 degrees and it will stay dry. hour-by-hour forecast the temperatures are goi early tomorrow morning. this is the satellited and the radar. we have rain on the way. it arrives early in the morning. we have to get through this as we move through the day tomorrow. i'll give you a detailed outlook when to expect the rain for the rush hour commute. driving in to work and driving home from work tomorrow. plus more rain on the way wednesday. more on that in a few minutes. michelle: see you then. steve. thank you. weekend door busters are over but now it's time for round two. ahead. >> unprecedented number of folks weighing in on the o

jeff goldberg, plains where the talls are coming from. ambrine -- >> i was shocked. >> i felt violated. jeff: -- they never expected to get. on monday night -- >> it will be kept anonymous and confidential. >> do you identify yourself as a muslim? yes, press one. no, press two. jeff: she hung up before answering. >> it's scary. jeff: after a presidential campaign in which then candidate donald trump called for a ban by a spike in anti-muslim hate crimes nationwide since trump's win, the two women both muslims from fairfax county feared the worst. >> that it is the start of the tracking that has been mentioned to identify the religious belief and if you are a muslim. jeff: the big question was where was the call coming from? we called the council on american-islamic relations or cair who told us the source of emerge is a pro muslim non-profit promoting muslim outreach and relations across the country. reportedly doing a survey to better understand the feelings of the muslim voters after the election. they say they are still not reassured.

maryland, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. we are on storm watch. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin joins us with what we can expect tonight. steve: the last day of november. a cold front north and west that will sweep across the area this evening. then we are dealing with heavier rain across south montgomery county near the reston area. nothing that is going to become severe. don't be surprised if you hear a few rumbles of thunder moving through the evening drive slower. not that you worry about the fog but period of rain will likely slow it down. we are talking about the christmas tree lighting tomorrow evening and what to expect and the upcoming weekend in a few minutes. richard reeve is out there and he just crossed the brim. it's another round of severe weather. look at that. tornado blamed to rip down in alabama tornadoes killed three people. and dozens of people were hurt throughout the south. maureen: severe weather brings fears for thousands affected by the devastating wildfire in tennessee. mop's fire killed seven people and forced 14,

the virgi jeff goldberg is joining us live from falls chunk where the democrats have gathered. >> we expect hundreds to be here in falls church tonight. here is video from today. we caught up with the democrat luann bennett in herndon talking to the voters out there. she knows it is a close race but she feels confident she will win. clinton's popularity will help her. comstock, barbara comstock the incumbent republican is a known name in virginia politics when it comes to northern virginia. she hopes being the incumbent will help her win a separate term. in ashburn we caught one terry mcauliffe firing up democrats as they are getting out there in the field to drum up support for the democratic ticket including hillary clinton and tim kaine. i am joined by governor mcauliffe. we will tal presidential rate in a moment. how are the reports across the state with the turnout and making sure it's running smoothly. governor mcauliffe: big turnout. i voted in richmond. took me an hour to vote. they haven't seen anything like it before. we haven't had issues. we had a problem with a machine h

jeff goldberg is live on the scene in west springfield with the scene cleared out. a call came in at about 9:10 this morning about somebody hearing what they thought was a gunshot going into the house with the paneling that you can see to the side here. a big response from fairfax fire and rescue. also the police say they arrived on scene. nobody was inside the home at the time the incident happened. however, police did get information four dogs were the homeowner arrived at this home on holford lane. no threat, all clear -- the homeowner did come out, seeming upset, yelling about neighbors overreacting, gave us a not -so-kind jester about being in the area. police just clearing out, so we can assume, perhaps, the the broken glass officers found when the call came in. we will get more answers and bring it to you later. police clearing out. no threat to the public. seems like an all-clear situation here in west spencer. julie, back to you in -- jummy: --jummy, back to you in the studio. jummy: let's talk about the weather. the calendar says fall, but you would not kn

jeff goldberg. chris: jeff and i are friends, we are fellow springsteen fans, and that is not about bridge gate. that is about me endorsing donald trump, who just is genetically opposed to. -- jeff is genetically opposed to. good friends as you know and i'm sure you have gone through this in your life can have full legal -- can have political arguments and those do not extend to the character of the people. i do not think his character is flawed. once he comes down he will not think my character is flawed. charlie: one of the reason you want to set the record straight because of this, people look at this trial, and they view it , even though you were not on trial -- chris: they would have thought i did -- i was. charlie: you were on trial. chris: unfair. imagine what it did to my family. charlie: what did it do? chris: my wife and my children, every to read this stuff day, which they know is untrue. liars sitting on the witness stand, three of them lying about their husband and their father. it has

meanwhile - lets go to northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg, live at the wiehle reston metro with all the attention on the presidential "down ballot" races. but in the senate - 34 seats are up for grabs on tuesday. and in the house.. all 435 seats are up for election. virginia's suburbs are playing host to one of the most competitive u-s congressiona first term republican representative "barbara comstock" and democratic challenger "luann bennett". later this morning, we'll be talking to bennett about the 10th district race. don't miss our live interview, coming up at 7:40 this morning on newschannel 8. vote trak 20-16 has only two stops left before election day. today - you'll find our brad bell in college park, maryland. you can join the "vote trak 20-16." happening today.. early voting ends in the district. polls open at 8:30 this morning.. and close at seven p-m tonight, at locations in all eight d-c wards. go to wjla dot com for a full list of voting sites. today could be a pivotal day for residents of the lynhill condominiums in temple hills. on october 26th, their utili

jeff goldberg has the latest. jeff: if you turned on the television in the last couple of months you have probably seen the attack ads between republican barbara comstock and democrat luann bennett as the campaigns, the national parties and the outside groups spent millions of dollars to try to influence the outcome of the close race. luann bennett this afternoon at fox mill elementary school in herndon, virginia. speaking with voters. she is a business owner and this is her first run for office. she hopes that people want change and hillary's popularity will help her. barbara comstock has been in g.o.p. politics for years. she has not wanted to talk about donald trump at all and she called on him to drop out "access hollywood" tapes. many analysts still consider this a tossup. >> i have had a couple of people come out and say they voted for me. people said they are voting for trump and voting for me, too. this this will be an interesting race. i feel good about it. jeff: last night and repeatedly today we tried t

. >> rose: this is from jeff goldberg who doesn't work for "the new york times." he works for the atlantic. he has just become the editor of the atlantic. he said quote one of my favorite politicians, meaning you, morbidly needy. his neediness made him greatly entertaining but also caused him to betray his own principles. >> well, jz jeff goldberg. >> jeff and i are friends, fellow springsteen fans. >> rose: yes. >> and he said that is snot about bridgegate, that is about me endorsing donald trump who jeff is genetically opposed to. so good friends, as you know, and i'm sure you have gone through this in your life, can have polit kalg arguments. and those plitd kal arguments don't extended to the character of the people. and i don't think jeff's character is plaw flawed because is he for hillary clinton. and i think once he calms down he won't think my character is flawed for being with doned a trump. >> rose: is one of the reasons you want to set the record straight, because of this fact. people look at this trial and they view it even though were you not on tria

jeff goldberg went to the inova fairfax hospital today where they had a medieval time. jeff: at medieval time at the mall, they rule the kingdom. but here, the kids are royalty. >> do you feel well enough for a visit from the king? >> king c group around the inova fairfax hospital to spread positivity and the cheer to patients like 8-year-old elizabeth. >> i don't think she was as i ware before they came but she was surprised. >> in a good way. >> definitely. >> they have a variety of issues, respiratory to broken arms to cancer. they typically see more in the like these make a big difference year round. >> it is important to have something to look forward to and take their mind off what they are going through at the hospital. >> along the way they encountered 10-year-old zack from gainesville who offers up this joke. what is the best time at medieval time. >> i give up. >> knight time. [laughter] better the king gets. >> same goes for the kids. like sac. it's a time and a feeling. >> it's like i meat a real king. >> he won't forget. >> what a great thing to do. to allo

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 last year but the french president says the deal is irreverseal and the united states needs to respect the decision made to join the deal. the paris plan was ratified by other countries to curb emissions around the world. alison: in the face of the largest protest to date the company building dakota pipeline asked the court to intervene. they

jeff goldberg has the latest. jeff: this is a closely watched race for the house. comstock is trying to defend her title. if she is the victor here are the keys she was able to carry e is a known enty any the district. he was an aid for -- she was an aid for frank wolf who held this seat for 35 years. name recognition. this is a solidly republican district. so december pilot that trump is not popular in northern virginia, comstock hoping to hold on to win tonight. regardless of trump. if the democrat luann bennett pulls off an upset a lot will probably have to do with trump and clinton. she is a business owner. she does not have any experience in politics. this is her first race for elected office. she hopes that the popularity of hillary clinton in northern virginia and lack of the popularity in northern virginia for trump will translate to a victory for her. this race has been watched closely across the country. there is a possibility. slight if you listen to the analysts this could tip the balance of representative should bennett win the race. this district as w

today the democratic national nominee breaks silence talking to abc7's jeff goldberg. this is an interview you will only see on abc7. jeff: taking the stage to applause that turned into a standing ovation. virginia senator tim kaine starting with a joke. >> it was a fascinating summer vacation. jeff: kaine speaking to the member of the virginia chamber of co clinton would not have picked him as a running mate if he had not been from virginia. one of the few swing states where polls correctly predicted a comfortable clinton win. >> i'm very proud that she made history and won virginia handily and won the popular vote. but obviously disappointed in the outcome. >> kaine says stated positions for trump on immigration and foreign policy give democrats a renewed sense of vigilance. >> we are not prejudging the administration takes. there will be areas where we will need to apply a little bit of an emergency break to not ten -- emergency brake to the potential bad directions. >> the other senator mark warner says the party needs to pay close attention to the message of the e

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: a great way to remember him. thank youment type for a check of the roads. jamie sullivan is on traffic watch. jamie: a slow one. we are starting out with the capital beltway. you can see how slow we are on the beltway through the prince george's county the brake light and the headlights. there is still wetness on the road. so use caution if you are heading home. a live look at good luck road. bumper to bumper. we have everyone in the stop-and-go traffic. it's not stop-and-go at 15 miles per hour. this is stop and go closer to 5 miles per hour. we are seeing this again on the inner loop and the outer talk about the spot that looks good. 66. once you get outside the beltway, volume. 395 is slow. g.w. parkway is okay until you get further and everyone approaching the beltway is slow. that is it. everything else is heavy now. northwest corner, you can see here near old dominion the volume we have in both directions. heading northbound on 270 at montrose road, all the headlights are heading north. roads are wet. not a

ahead at 6:00, northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg takes the president-elect claim to the local election leaders and the voters and the concerns with the ramifications at 6:00. >> the death of fidel castro brought about responses as vastly different of the opinions of the former leader himself. today, somber sights in havana. the urn holding castro's ashes and will be taken on a tour of the island nation ending in santiago for castro's funeral on sunday. the same stark contrast between morning an celebration is visible in the united states. cheryl conner has more. >> castro's saying if only the u.s. would help the poor as you did. look at the individuals. >> the restaurant in northwest wants to recognize the significance of castro's death with the people of cuba and it is hosting a happy hour every day until sunday. if you walk in and say ziva cuba you will receive a free cocktail. >> there are can customere >> so many, the relative, the family members. history absolve you already. in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. larry: still ahead at 5:00, moving toward legal

live in silver spring, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> find up for breaking news at wjla.com/text. larry: we are tracking new developments in the investigation int deadly bus crash in baltimore. today, the driver of the school bus that crashed into a commuter bus should not have been behind the wheel. ryan hughes monitoring the developments from the live desk. ryan: we learned that the school bus driver glenn chappell operating the school bus on a suspended commercial driver's license. abc7 obtained these two letters from the m.t.a. sent to chappell in july and the other in september warning certificate was about to expire. the video is horrific. the school bus hit a car, crashed into a pillar and barreled into the m.t.a. bus. six peak were killed -- six people were killed. every driver must have a medical examine certificate on file. it's a requirement to make sure you are fit to drive. the m.t.a. says chappell e 31. today we are hearing from chappell's daughter who says she does not want to speculate about exactly what happened. but talk about of her dad's driving history makes t

jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: our chief political correspondent scott thuman has been working the story. this is interesting because of the timing of this. do we know more specifics and why the timing? scott: we don't know specifics. they say the threat was vague. people i talk to within the f.b.i. are saying very little about it. however, important to note that this is not completely a surprise. we see the threats take ple event or remembrance of 9/11 type of date on the calendar. this one there is going to already be part of the j.t.t.f., the joint terrorism task force sending out its crews, making sure the command centers are ready and that all the intelligence that is at that federal level is shared with the state and the locals. they have already done that in this particular case but they had a feeling prior to election day, especially one that is focused on as this there would be some sort of threat or alleged threat. out to the folks at home we get hundreds of threats. this nation gets hundreds of

jeff goldberg is in falls church at her watch party. jeff, be hearing from person? we actually heard from her not long ago. what is the mood, what are the folks saying now? jeff: certainly, a jew jacket -- a dejected group of folks. luann bennett in the green coat is walking out of the room. future for america will be a bright one. but there is much work to be done to rebalance our economy, support working families, and most of all to heal the divide. >> what we are doing in virginia is what hillary clinton and tim kaine will do for the united states! we are going to bring it back together! virginia, hillary clinton is going to the white house because of virginia! jonathan: well, not so fast, governor mcauliffe. he is getting the crowd pumped up, talking about virginia going to hillary clinton, which is true. it was called by the slimmest of margins. some of the bigger battleground states went to donald trump, florida, ohio, north carolina. right now hillary clinton has197, donald trump has 201. california has 55 electoral votes. you have arizona, nevada, all the st

jeff: this is from goldberg who became the editor of the atlantic. -- his neediness made him entertaining but caused him to betray his own principles. chris: jeff and i are friends, we are fellow bruce springsteen fans and that is not about bridge gate. johnis about me endorsing -- donald trump who he is genetically opposed to. good friends as you know and i'm sure you have gone through this in your life can have full legal arguments and those do not extend to the character of the people. i do not think just character -- his character is flawed. once he comes down he will not think my character is flawed. people look at this trial and they view it even though you were not on trial -- chris: they would have thought i did -- i was. imagine with vista to my family. charlie: what did it do? chris: my wife and my children, having to read this every day, liars sitting on the witness stand, three of them lying about their husband and their father. it has been an awful time for us. because they would say, defend yourself and i would say, listen, you can't interfere with a trial. i was not called