from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. two people are dead after a car crashes into a home in alexandria. block: this is the 6800 of smith way drive. tom roussey is on the scene. according to witnesses, this car was flying around the lost control,ver slimming into the home on smith way drive. adult males died, one of the scene, one later pronounced dead at the hospital. here is video from shortly after arriving on the scene. this happened at about 8:00 tonight. if there is any good news, it is the family that lives here was not home. they had gone to church about 20 minutes before this happened. we talked with one man who said his girlfriend was driving the other way on the road, the car nearly hit them, they eventually

turned around, relies the big accident, so the man we talked to said he ran to the car and try to help the two people inside. he said one man was already dead, he could tell, but he tried to help the other. >> and i broke the window, the passenger side window. his leg was torn on the side. i grabbed him and i was like, wake up, man, come on. i had his head in my hand, and that is when he started breathing again. pulling him out, saying, let's do this, let's do this. that iran, the man was trying to help was later pronounced dead at the hospital. willax county firefighters be spending a lot of time, trying to shore up the support on the house. towedally the car will be away, but i have to make sure it is safe to do so before that

happens. amazingly, several neighbors say this is not the first time this house has been hit high vehicle. about a year ago, and emergency vehicle was responding to an emergency, taking the same curve on the road and hit the house. this time it was much deadlier, two adult males have died as a result of this. live from the fairfax county section of alexandria, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: unbelievable. thank: what a scene, tom, you. we are on storm watch tonight with an alert about tomorrow morning. leon: the remnants of hurricane patricia are moving in, making for a messy commute tomorrow. steve rudin has a look at the timeline. you will need the umbrella, i guarantee you, all day long. the ride home tomorrow will be slow going. outside right now, the rain had started to overspread the

capital beltway. you will notice that the rain expands well to the west. allegheny county, heavy rain at this time. -- garrett county and allegheny county come heavy rain at this time. you will need the umbrella early tomorrow morning, through noontime. indoor recess pretty much a guarantee. don't be surprised if you hear some thunder tomorrow afternoon. the high temperature around 70 degrees. the trick or treat forecast and much more in just a few minutes. alison: ok, steve, thank you. we will have team coverage tomorrow on "good morning washington." stay with abc 7 for up-to-the-minute forecast and traffic alerts. that starts at 4:24 a.m. leon: a packed house on capitol hill, neighbors crammed into a meeting to address crime that they see is worse than ever. were fivetes, there

dorms robberies last week. in days later, two shootings 24 hours. richard reeve has what that humidity has demanded and what the police are promising and responsible stop richard, what did you here tonight? richard: we are on potomac avenue in southeast, a very diverse, interesting neighborhood, generally low mentioned,l, as you earlier this month. hundreds of that room to voice their concerns. it was standing room only. >> i'm not going to give the criminals my street. voicing hundreds of concern about a rash of muggings and street robberies from capitol hill and navy yard neighborhoods. >> my babysitter was robbed with the kids. richard: the crimes include two shootings last friday, and on october 20 1, 5 dorms -- five

arms street robberies in just 30 minutes. some residents are afraid to walk outside at night. cathy lanierhief says she has additional uniformed and plainclothes officers on patrol. so far, officers have arrested nine to 10 people. i think we have made significant arrests and we have seen a significant drop-off in armed robberies. richard: the authorities believe that three groups of people are responsible for 20 robberies. >> what we can do a lot better is prevent crime, and you simply need to be present. >> we've had assaults, everything under the sun. it is skyrocketing. the question is what will make this stop. we are hearing more and more about these roaming gang s.

chief lanier believes the andtegy of more uniforms investigators is working, but more work needs to be done. in southeast washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. dozens of college students were injured after a bus overturned in pennsylvania, involving a car. the driver of the car has died. members of the lehigh university rugby team or on the bus. wereof their injuries serious. no word on what led to the accident. alison: we are awaiting word on a new metro leader tonight. most report say that two finalists were presented to the board today. been searching for leadership as they try to combat questions about safety. spoke with d.c. councilmember jack evans, who expects the decision in the coming days. the last general manager resigned in january. happening now -- missing drugs

at a d.c. hospital, putting nurses under the microscope. the pain and anxiety medications disappeared from a distribution machine at sibley memorial over the summer. we now know that for nurses are under investigation, two others have had their licenses suspended. a forceful arrest has put police practices in the spotlight, caught on tape, showing the strobl -- showing the struggle with the suspect, kicked in the face and punched while he was on the ground. jay korff has the details about the circumstances and how the police are responding. leon, the investigation has been launched to determine if the officers did right or wrong. check it out. >> ok, buddy. jay: cell phone video shows the suspect acting odd in northeast d.c.

officers responded to the scene and found the man vandalizing a car. when officers moved in, he ignored repeated requests to get on the ground. they hit him a number of times with nightsticks with seemingly no effect. >> get down! was under thect influence of an unknown chemical substance. in the officers sold him to the ground. the suspect continued to struggle. both officers were striking the man multiple times in the face. and fourthhird officer to subdue the suspect. later, it looks like an officer drives his knee into the man's had a couple times. >> come on, man. jay: after watching the video, this neighbor said that punches did not need to be thrown. down. guy is already he can barely walk. they have him down. why is he nching him in the

face? jay: police chief cathy lanier is responding. disturbing,: it is but is also a small section of what we have to deal with when people are high on certain drugs. jay: the suspect faces charges. he and a couple officers sustained minor injuries. jay korff, abc 7 news. now, a warningg from the fbi about halloween, issuing in alert to law enforcement agencies across the country. they say a potentially dangerous anarchist group may be targeting police. say they may cause a disturbance at halloween parties and then attack responding officers. the fbi is monitoring the situation closely. resultsnew test painting a troubling picture about education in our region. englishand, on the

exam, nearly 40% of students met or exceeded expectations. is widely when broken down by race. 25% of african-american students reach the goal. that lags behind asian students with 64% and white students at 49%. more specific results will be released next month. this follows poor test results in d.c., just a quarter of 10th graders reading at a level that will prepare them for college. three high school scored 0%, meaning ballou, roosevelt, and hd woodson, no students scored high enough to meet expectations. leon: just in from virginia, the selectedt of defense northrop grumman for their next stealth bomber, the contract worth nearly $60 billion for 100 planes. b-52ll replace the aging and b-2 bombers.

now turning to the race for the white house, a third republican presidential debate hosted by cnbc begins at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the university of colorado. the debate will focus on economic issues and there will be an earlier debate for the four candidates with the lowest poll numbers. senior political reporter scott thuman is in boulder, colorado, and he will have live previews tomorrow through the day and a full analysis after the bait tomorrow night at 11:00. -- after the debate tomorrow night at 11:00. tiresg up -- are yout putting you at risk behind the wheel? this every we'd love year, don't we -- sprinting in stilettos. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values?

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off the road during a recall. most manufacturers are unable to contact owners to warn them about recalls. the ntsb says you should be required to register tires with the manufacturer. alison: walgreens is purchasing right aid. billion. tag, $17.2 together, they have nearly 13,000 stores in the u.s. leon: that will buy a lot of book bags. different race that is all about the footwear. alison: we are talking about the 17th street high heel race. a lot of us are cringing thinking about the ankle strains. kidd o'shea reports an injury-free sprint tonight. earlier,d evening, this was the fundraiser outside

on 17th street. one of the participants started working at noon to get ready for the race. >> making sure the makeup was right. i've been at the bar a good 20 minutes trying to put the contacts in. kidd: the race was quite intense, a lot of spectators and people having fun. this video right now, a kicked off at 9:00. all the spectators on the street really enjoyed it, the drag queens racing down the street. the winner gets a $50 bar tab right here at j.r.'s. at the 17th street high heel race, kidd o'shea, abc 7 news. leon: 50 bucks? that's it? you risk all those injuries for 50 bucks? steve: go figure. alison: it's always so much fun.

steve: they goodness the rain held off because we were not want to see all the whigs and makeup. leon: i would like to see that. steve: maybe next year. it is quiet right now, but big changes are on the way. even though you may not be seeing much in terms of rainfall right now, you will early tomorrow morning. 59 degrees was the high earlier today, the temperatures have not moved a lot, still holding in the 50's frederick and leesburg, manassas, 54 fredericksburg, southern maryland at 59. the latest satellite and radar imagery, the showers pushing inside the capital beltway, bethesda, montgomery county, rockville, germantown, frederick county, gaithersburg. showers are light right now, but late night, early morning, we look for everything to intensify. for the rush-hour tomorrow, it will not be pretty. leave a few extra minutes, grab

the umbrella now so you don't forget it. we have a lot of ra between now and then. all this moves towards the north and east during the day tomorrow. they even have some rumbles of thunder. tonight, the rain may become heavy at times, especially south and west of the district, the wind out of the south and the stat 10 to 15. overnight, tomorrow morning, 7:00, it will be wet. the capital beltway will be slow, heavier showers, maybe rumbles of thunder to the south and west, around charlottesville. want tothe kids may think again about this because there will probably be indoor recess. intors and thunderstorms the district, southern montgomery county, prince george's county. around dinnertime, another slow go of it with heavier rain from fredericksburg to warn 10 to waldorf -- fredericksburg to warrenton to waldorf.

the front will move out of here and behind at the skies begin to clear. a really nice thursday ahead, with temperatures about 10 degrees above average this time of year. how much rayna we talking about? the latest model shows about three inches in the district. i think that may be on the high side. the general range will be 1-2 inches by this time tomorrow night. the sunshine will return, a bit breezy thursday. tomorrow, 60 degrees by 7:00 in the morning, areas of heavy rain. same at noon time. 5:00, may have some rumbles of thunder. some of the storms have the potential to be strong with gusty wind and heavier downpours. doug hill will keep you updated tomorrow as these storms progress. 74 degrees and breezy thursday. the cooler air friday. halloween right now will be drive. the trick or treat her's will be happy with temperatures in the mid to upper 50's, then we fall

back one hour, daylight savings earlyoming to an end sunday morning. that is the full forecast from the belfort furniture weather center. leon: good deal, thanks, steve. that time of year when pretty soon all sports will be going at the same time. it's my favorite time of the year and these two teams have not played in 22 years. coming up, find out what they think about the terps and hoyas.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the wizards open their season on the road tomorrow when orlando. a handful of teams started their season tonight. cavs and bulls, president obama on hand. by 8, rose had 18. lebron james, drives for the tie, but it's blocked. the bowls hang on to win, 97-95. college hoops, today was georgetown media day. the hoyas are picked to finish second this year in the big east.

local rivals georgetown in maryland will face each other this season for the first time in 22 years. fans have many local already circled on the calendar. what does jt-3 think about the matchup? they have one of the best teams in the country. we'll be lucky when we go out there to just hold on. i think you have two good teams. to help make this happen. erin: the redskins back on the field today for their only practice of the week. i now, many players have left town to enjoy the bye week. hopefully they are getting plenty of rest. the patriots, saints, panthers. here is chris baker on his agenda. chris: i will take some time to

watch some games and watch some back tofootball and get just being a fan and enjoying football as a fan. we will try to put together a game plan in shock the world. after sunday's comeback win for the redskins, kirk cousins was seen yelling, "you like that?" the video went viral and these two research have already been made. go to theoceeds international justice mission, a local organization that helps around the developing world. leon: as long as they keep winning. the u.s.rtly after national team celebrated their world cup victory at the white ombach abby wan announced she is retiring.

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