journey to el salvador to show how ms-13 got its start and why members have planted roots here. a local soccer mom is recovering tonight after being struck by a bullet while watching her child's game. >> it happened in prince william county yesterday. jackie bensen has our report. >> reporter: exactly how this happened remains a mystery. the soccer field at this memorial park in manassas does not bring to mind images of violent crime. so when a woman said she was shot while watching a youth soccer game sunday, it got a lot of attention. she told officers when she felt the sharp pain she thought she had been hit by a bb and continued to watch the game before driving to the hospital.

practice was canceled today due to rain, but some regulars were still using the fields. >> really the way to work to find out what happened is somebody in the public knows what happened and they really need to come forward. >> reporter: parents were informed of the incident by e-mail and practices the expected to resume on tuesday. the federal shutdown is edging closer to an even bigger crisis. a possible default on our national debt later this month. touchdown president obama demanded a house vote to end the standoff and get to work on raising the national debt. speaker john boehner says the negotiation on health care must come first. 300,000 pentagon employees returned to work while the house voted to approve furlough

backpay. but they're not the only ones stretched thin right now and worried about what's going to come next. shomari stone is live to tell us how it impacts small businesses across the region. >> reporter: many small business owners in the dmv are feeling the economic hit from the shutdown's ripple effects. i'm a block away from union station near the u.s. capitol, across the street you can see that business. that's a cafe. the owner tells me that sales are down 25% compared to when the government shutdown started. and he's not the only one. >> it's not very comforting these days. >> reporter: it's day seven of the government shutdown and tho< i'm in fear i won't have a job. >> reporter: if the shutdown continues up until halloween. a scary thought. she's worked here for four

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neck and dragged her to the ground. it happened yesterday morning off tenth street and quebec place northwest. tonight a local lawyer is accused in a deadly drunk driving crash that killed the couple in virginia. ricky and lee wren died after a car struck their motorcycle early yesterday morning. court documents show the driver of the car had a blood alcohol level that was nearly twice the legal limit. he's being held without bond right now. ricky's son is still coming to grips with his loss. >> it's hit me but it hasn't. i mean, i woke up this morning and i -- you know, i expected my dad to be there. i mean, i expected my mom to be there. walk down in the morning and they're there. okay. it's not like that anymore. >> the victims, both avid motorcycle riders, would have celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary next week. school bus driver in prince george's county is facing charges tonight for several bank

robberieses. 47-year-old queen is accused of holding up three banks. two of the robberies happened last month in glen burn. third was on saturday in southern maryland. police say a teller was able to catch the suspect's license plate number during the get-away. that is what led to her arrest. the nfl says it's going to meet with a group of native americans who want the name of washington's football team changed. united indian nation had a protest today in the district. it was held on the same day that nfl team owners were in town for their annual meeting. the upstate new york group, the united nation, is vowing to keep up the pressure on the team owners until a change is made. >> washington's team name is a painful epitaph used against my people, the indian people, when we were thrown off our lands. >> it also placed president obama consider changing the name if he owned the team. owner says he has no plans to

change that team name ever. the nfl planss to meet with the oneida nation on november 22nd. stunning new cellphone video shows the moment of impact tonight. new details about those injured. only news 4 takes

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in houston this weekend. 15 fans were injured at the grand prix of houston on sunday. dare you franchitti's car was bumped during the last lap of the race and propelled into the fence. debris went flying into the crowd before people even had time to run for cover. franchitti fractured two back vertebrae and broke his ankle, too. authorities in northern virginia have been tracking them for years. members of the notorious ms-13 gang. said to be responsible for savage crimes including human trafficking and drug dealing. >> but what motivates them and why are they here? erika gonzales joins us now with a news4 exclusive. erika? >> the ms-13 gang was founded on the west coast, grew and spread but what is the tie to northern virginia. much of it has to do with money. to explain better we needed to show you the gang's hot spot and that meant traveling to el

salvador more than 3,000 miles away for this special report. this is one of many holding cells in el salvador. it's where ms-13 gang members await their day in court. san salvador is the heart of the world's most notorious gang and it's where we traveled, more than 3,000 miles from virginia where the gangs has run the streets for years. >> we traveled alongside a sergeant from the herndon police department. he escorted her crew through alleys and jail cells few people, much less cameras, have ever seen. >> what we see here we're going to eventually see here. >> reporter: these men are members of antigang tasks for and they covered our every move. what many don't realize is ms-13 is a u.s. made product, if you will, started in l.a., spread to virginia, and then migrated to el solve door. >> where are you from?

>> el salvador. >> from el salvador. but you speak english? >> yes. i lived in los angeles. >> learned from here and taken up there via cellphones, facebook. >> reporter: by the early 2000s, herndon is thrust into the national spotlight with gruesome homicides at the hands of these merciless killers. brenda killed for being a snitch. >> she made bad choices, man. >> reporter: this man who we'll call alex is a northern virginia ms-13 member. he claims to have left the gang in an attempt to raise a family but his ties still run deep. >> they wanted out of the gang? >> reporter: back in el salvador we meet alberto, 18th street gang member. he and a few others are kept in separate cells from ms members.

a reunion would likely lead to a bloodbath. the second our cameras go on, loyalty is clear. gang silence goes up and many of them cover their faces. but the mark is hard to miss. when hundreds of undocumented ms gang members are deported from our area back here to salvador they're placed in detention centers, equivalent to our detention centers. oftentimes there are more than two dozen individuals in each one of these cells and they take two-hour shifts sleeping at night because there's simply no room for them all. for the sergeant, the take away from this trip, the gang is becoming more low profile, reorganizing itself, he says. where communication from ms gang members in northern virginia to those in solve door was once sporadic, it's now almost daily. >> ms is national to national. they're in europe now, they're in south america, mexico. >> and they're in our backyard.

>> they're in our backyard. >> in el salvador the gang kills, extorts, and is engaged in human trafficking why in northern virginia they've morphed into a gang that's more focused on trafficking, drugs, and theft. tomorrow our journey takes us to a neighborhood in el salvador most people don't venture into. that's coming up tomorrow on news 4 at 6:00. >> i get the impression that in spite of all the efforts of the authorities in both northern virginia and here and elsewhere the gang is still growing no matter what. >> and you'll hear the sergeant talk about that, about whenever you take one off, whenever you take somebody, a leader off the top, they've got somebody ready to climb up into the ranks the following day. >> interesting. thanks. >> thanks, erika. >> see you later. turning to our weather now, stormy weather is cleared out and look at the beautiful sunset we got today. doug, what's next?

>> we saw so many pictures of this on my facebook page. just amazing pictures after what was a pretty big mess across the area a little bit earlier today. we not only saw rain we saw heavy rain in some locations picking up more rain today than we saw the entire month of september. take a look outside right now and we'll show you how things are looking out towards the airport. you walk outside right now and you will notice a big difference in that temperature. yesterday 91 degrees, the high temperature on our sunday. today right now sitting at 61. that's the low temperature for the day after a high of only 78 with we made that 78 before the rain began. once it did start though the temperatures quickly fell. as i mentioned, today, 1.13 inches. almost as much in one day as we saw all month long. 61 degrees, winds out of the northwest at 14 miles per hour and that northwesterly wind is ushering in cool air. if you go outside right now as i mentioned, you will need the jacket, you'll need it tomorrow

morning, too. 54 in winchester. 54 in haguerstown. and over towards fredericksburg coming in at 58 degrees. our storm system itself continues to move on out. we're still dealing with some cloud cover. i think we will deal with some clouds right on through the early morning hours. and still during the day tomorrow because we've got another system just down to the south that's helping to bring these clouds our way. as we move on true the overnight hours. temperatures will fall. down in the ploe to mid 50s indeed the d.c. and metro area. along the bay. 50. into the low to mid 40s back towards the west, starting off a lot cooler than we've been over the past few mornings. 44 in martinsburg. 46 in gaithersburg. tomorrow, limited sunshine. i think we will see some sunshine. at least through some high clouds. but temperatures will struggle to get to the upper 60s. 68 in leesburg. or 60 rather, should be a 69 down towards culpeper and 70 down towards fred drigsbuericks. tomorrow afternoon, clouds move back in. those were the storms earlier today. behind its as i mentioned, cool start tomorrow.

and watch what happens here. rather breezy conditions start to develop tomorrow afternoon. the clouds start to move in from the south and east. and than they really move in here during the day on wednesday. wouldn't you know it? here comes more rain. late wednesday night into the day on thursday. we are socked in. we've got a potential system that i think could develop into a nor'easter during the day on thursday. thursday is looking very windy, very rainy. not the best thursday but it is typical of what we tend to see during the month of october in the mid atlantic states. 689 on your tuesday. 66 on wednesday. rain likely on thursday. 67 on friday. this system may stick around for a couple of days. bringing us more shower activity into the weekend. right now i'm thinking maybe 70 on sunday with a little bit in the way of clearing skies. thursday definitely the day to watch. expecting a cool east flow which will bring the rain, winds upwards of 20 miles per hour. potentially gusty. 25 to 30 closer to the water. that means we could be looking at nor'easter conditions something that we have not seen very much of over the last few

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>> right. >> doug says that, too. he said when the team don't matter -- at 6:00 he said -- >> i don't think he ever did. >> even if the teams don't matter it still matters. >> of course it matters. >> at the time it made a little sense. >> thank you. >> we're going to run with it. >> whenever the redskins and cowboys get together you have to throw out the records and the standings. we're heading into week six of the season and these two teams have a combined three wins between them. just three wins. it's even crazier is the skins get right back into the division race with a victory. today it was back to work with the team after having last week off with the bye. guys like rg3 in a pretty good mood coming off their first win of the season. now it's all about the cowboys. this is a prime time match-up despite the skins 1-3 start. they know they're in a very much alive in this division title race. >> yeah, i mean, that's fortunately for us, that's out of the nfc east has worked out this year. hopefully with that blessing, that being a blessing that it

is, we can go take care of business this week in dallas. >> for us to be bless we'd that opportunity, you know, to not play good football at all and still have a chance of winning our division, being half a game or game out of it, you know, we got a lot to play for. we've got a lot to play for and seize opportunities sunday night. hopefully we can put the best foot forward and play good football. redskins game can be seen right here on nbc 4 sunday night football kickoff is set for 8:30. all right. over in baseball. a couple of teams trying to close out series. others were trying to extend them. earlier today the cardinals forced a game five with the pirates. tonight the rays play to see another day. we will start in the bottom of the fifth with the birthday bohy evan longoria at the dish with the rays down, 3-0. this is how you celebrate a birthday. three-run shot ties up the game. longoria only the second player in major league baseball history to hit a post-season home run on

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