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assault. >> and working the bugs out. we'll tell you what apple says about the latest problems with its new iphone. tonight the search for hannah graham is spreading outside charlottesville. i'm jim vance. >> and i'm for doreen. graham's accused kidnapper appeared in a texas courtroom today. four search teams started searching carter mountain south of town. those searches are expected to contin tomorrow. the charlottesville police chief is pleading for any new leads. >> we have no idea whatsoever where she is. >> tonight investigators are expanding their search for hannah graham. the last man to be seen with her, appeared in a texas courtroom today, but jesse mattw has been no help. >> from my understanding at this time, he doesn't want to talk to anyone. >> so police are telling homeowners to look on their own land. they're even asking realtors to

think about vacant properties that are up for sale. we want to ask you to go back to that property and inspect, to go inside the house, to look around the area, to do the same thing property owners would do. >> matthew has been camping out on a beach in galveston county. a woman noticed something suspicious about him and called police. >> this individual has a 1300-mile trek, so there's a broad area to be looked at. >> reporter: matthew didn't extradition and his lawyer says he'll be back in virginia within the next 48 hours. >> police say they don't have time to wait. three investigators from virginia are already in texas and they've started to collect evidence from the car matthew was driving. >> and again, they don't know where she is and the reward for information leading to hannah graham is now up to $100,000. >> we are also hearing tonight one of the last teem to

interact with jesse matthew knfr he was arrested. he was camping out on a beach when he asked for help from a fisherman because he was hungry. >> i said sure, next one i caught, i give to him. i caught one, he back down, he grabbed the fish and took it back to his tent and he said he needed a cooler. i told him i didn't have a cooler for him, so i couldn't help him out. matthew then went to buy a cooler. that's when he was spotted. and then taken into custody. 4 for the latest on the continuing search for hannah graham. you can get up with news 4 today tomorrow morning and sign up for the nbc washington app, for breaking news alerts on your phone. some new allegations are coming out tonight that someone in the nfl received that ray rice assault video way before it went public. carol maloney is here now with the details. >> chris, this story is raising

more questions aboutt the nfl knew. the law enforcement official who says he sent the video to the league is now identifying the person he sent it to. the official claims he sunday a dvd to the attention of league security miller back in april. the official says he doesn't know if miller ever saw the dvd and that his only communication with the nfl was a voice mail from an unidentified woman confirming receipt of the package. tonight jeffrey miller released a statement saying, i unequivocally deny that i at any o and i had not watched it until it was made public on september 8th. rice was suspended indefinitely after the release of the video. he's appealing the ruling and his case will be heard, but no dateas been set. it's been all about football, but now the nba has to make some decisions about how it's going to handle domestic

violence. hornets player jeffrey taylor was arrested in michigan this morning, and charged with domestic assault. adam silver said he would review the league's abuse policies. right now, players face a minimum ten-game suspension. that's roughly equivalent to the first suspension ray rice faced. the nba does have the flexibility to come down much harder. a former government executive accused of out-of-control spending has now been indicted for fraud. his name is jeffrey neily. he retired from the general services administration in 2012. neily, seen here in the middle, was in charge of a conference in las vegas that cost taxpayers about a million dollars. it triggered a congressional investigation, three people fired or resigned over that scandal. now neily is accused of submitting fraudulent reimburre personal travel and expenses, also of making false statements. new tonight, county police

need your help to find a missing man. no one has seen him this morning when he left his vocational day program in maryland and never came back. police say he's diagnosed with autism and is developmentally disabled. he has run away before and in one instance, he was found 50 miles away in laurel. gray, cloudy, rain, but a change on the way. >> big change on the way. that change starts in as little as 12 hours. what a difference a day is going to make. first off, some rain across the area, upwards of 3/4 of an inch over the last 24 hours, in and around the d.c. metro area. some locations picking up a little bit more. but right now, radar is clear. however, still dealing with a little drizzle in parts of the area. that wl be gone tomorrow, but could see fog tomorrow.

temperatures around 60 degrees. then tomorrow afternoon, your commute, perfect, nice and warm, temperatures around 78 degrees. but that's not the biggest change. show you the weekend forecast in just a minute. >> thanks, doug. new at 11 tonight, a symbol of reassurance. new york city mayor bill de blasio and andrew cuomo both on a manhattan subway train today hours after word that a terror plot against the u.s. subway system had been foiled. that information came from iraq's new prime minister. he's in new york this week to meet with the united nations. several intelligence sources tell nbc news that there's no evidence of a current threat to the u.s. the isis plot, supposedly targeted subway systems in the u.s. and in paris. even though the iraqi prime minister didn't say where in the united states isis planned to attack, that alleged threat hit close to home in the nation's capital.

metro is aware of the report, but so far the agency has received no specific or credible threat. the transit agency says, because it's d.c., officers are always on high alert. >> on any given day, we have more than two dozen explosive detection k-9 units performing sweeps, in stations, aboard trains. we have thousands upon thousands of security cameras and other detection systems. >> metro recently sent an internal memo urging employees to be extra vigilant, but that memo did not specify a particular threat. attorney general eric holder announced today that he is resigning. he says he'll step down as soon as his replacement is approved. holder's tenure as head of the justice department, included the fast and furious gun scandal and the nsa phone records controversy. but he also took a leading role in supporting civil and voting rights, and same-sex marriage. >> work remains to be done, but

our list of accomplishments is real. over the last six years, our administration, your administration, has made historic gains in realizing the principles of the founding documents. holder is the first african american, and after six years, one of the longest serving attorneys general in history. hope you had a chance to enjoy the national mall, because a huge section of it is about to be closed off for more than a year. the national park service is starting the second phase of a grass restoration project tomorrow. officials say parts of america's front lawn are compacted so much, feels like concrete. the area will be fenced off for up to a year and a half. in the district, you have only a few more days to get in without paying more. a yoga tax will go into effect three months earlier than schedule will have an impact on

more than just yoga, health clubs, even water delivery services will start charging the new tax next week. extra security at a high school tomorrow, how the principal is responding to rumors of a fight club. >> a woman forced to hide outside her bedroom window during a break-in. >> and a warning about eampt beala.

some pretty amazing video of a massive fire in chicago today.

the three-alarm fire tore through a large ware house and destroyed a metal products company and an ice producer. firefighters say they had to deal with exploding propane tanks and ammonia in the air, but no one was hurt. a rescue was caught on kajra as a woman escaped on her roof to avoid a burglar. that woman huddled beneath part of the roof while the guy was above her, never saw her. she was calling the police. the intruder followed her and was just above her hiding when someone snapped a picture. that woman had been at home asleep when she heard somebody break in. an officer climbed on to the roof to help her get down, police arrested the guy up on the roof. >> that's pretty amazing. >> students claim some of their classmates have formed a fight club at a high school in northern virginia. that means everyone is going to see more security tomorrow.

in the morning, extra deputies will be on duty at fauquier high school. the rumors started when someone created a fight club twitter account, started posting about fights and making threats of more violence. that account has been shut down. and fauquier's principal thinks it's someone looking for attention. >> there's no such thing as fight club, everything that we've learned and found out, it's just that, a rumor. >> but some parents say the school isn't taking it seriously enough. in e last three days, t four which is more than the school had all of last year. >> over in prince george's county, officials are being accused of using segregation to fix rising dropout rates. the school wants to establish two new english-language high schools and focus on immigrants, specifically latinos. but the naacp says it's unfair and illegal, saying it separates a group from the majority and violates the 14th amendment.

those who support e idea thinks it will put the students on a better path to graduation. >> a third patient infected with ebola is now free of the virus and may go back to help fight the epidemic. president obama is calling on the world for a bigger response to the illness. he says ebola is a global threat to security. >> more people will die. meeting in new york, president obama implored world leaders to move quickly and send resources to west africa to help stop the ebola epidemic. >> do not stand by and think because of what we've done that it's taken care of. it's not. >> reporter: the u.s. is sending the military to build hospitals and train health care workers. germany and france are also sending supplies to build hospitals. but experts say it won't be enough to control the virus which has killed nearly 3,000 people. >> in some areas, no treatment

beds are available. none at all. we cannot build new facilities fast enough. >> a robust international response must include more people traveling to the region, potentially risking their lives. >> a lot of people want to check the box, saying we gave at the hospital, we wrote a check, we need doctors, we need nurses. dr. rick was serving in africa when he became infected with ebola. now officially a survivor. he was released from the nebraska medical center in omaha thursday morning. he says cases like his make it hard to recruit the amount of people necessary to make a in . >> people want to go and help really do have to sort of stare this thing in the face and say, you know, it could happen to me. >> but he also said the odds are high he'll go back. while his own health crisis reached a successful end, the crisis in africa continues. erika edwards, nbc news.

apple has released a new operating system days after it yanked the last one. the company promised its 8.2 update will fix the problem. customers were complaining they spent hundreds of dollars on the six, only two find out it didn't connect to cellular networks and touch buttons didn't scan for fingerprints. apple says the update should fix the bugs. >> we've had, i don't know, kind of a yucky last day or so, but we're go to get help. >> the first weekend of fall is looking like a very, very nice weekend out there. it's the first official weekend of fall. but it's going to feel a little bit more like summer as temperatures will climb back to th 80s after highs today barely reach the 70-degree mark. it's been raining just about all day at the airport. but dry conditions now. cloud cover over the region. winds out of the north at 10

miles per hour. 67 degrees still. still on the mild side, considering where we were earlier today. and i don't think temperatures will fall all that much. as we are dealing with a lot in the way of cloud cover. but we could see some fog. 61 degrees right now. 64 manassas. 63 winchester. if we get any clearing, that will help with the fog, and also cool things down quickly. storm team 4 radar is dry. not expecting rain. the storm system itself now well up toward the north and east. and look what's behind it, back here towards chicago, and ohio. nothing. and that's a very good sign. if you want some sunshine to come back, this is what you're looking for, as we move into our area during the day tomorrow. we'll time it out on future weather. by noon, the sun is out, really by 10, 11, it will be out. by the afternoon, a beautiful afternoon. a fantastic friday, and what i think is going to be a pretty perfect saturday and sunday.

high temperatures, close to ten degrees above where they were today. 80 in culpepper. again, tomorrow morning may start off cool and with some fog but all in all, a nice afternoon. that's why no real impact as far as the weather is concerned. jacket early, shorts in the afternoon. you can do that. saturday and sunday, highs, 81 on saturday. 83 on sunday. if you're thinking about getting out, friendship heights and it's clairen don day. all kinds of music there. jim vance, what time are you going to be there? >> i don't know. whenever you pick me up. >> all right. we'll be down there 4:00. 79 degrees on your monday. tuesday and wednesday, temperatures into the mid 70s. there will be more clouds on the day from the storm to the south, but all in all, a pretty nice

seven-day forecast. each day there, above average. and since i'm jim's secretary, chris, you're going to be down there too. let me pencil you in. >> i'm already committed to boston day and rockland day. >> oh. >> and courthouse day as well. [ laughter ] >> we'll be there. >> okay, coming up, derek jeter -- oh, man, what a way to go out. this is really cool. stay tuned. >> hey, guys, chris prat and my guest tonight. and music from john

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sports. >> can i tell you how cool it is to have at least one team in this town that's not only winning, but kind of dominating? it sure is a pleasure, considering what's going on another part of town. [ all speak at once ] >> we got a lot of people watching us now, don't we? [ laughter ] >> mark your calendars, please. thank you for watching and we have some great news. we have a definite date, couple of them to report. there will be playoff baseball in d.c. next friday and saturday. the cardinals' loss gives the nats the two seed in the league, no matter who they play, the nats are going to have home-field advantage. still fighting for the top spot facing the mets tonight. gonzalez getting hot at just the right time tonight. check him out. second inning, striking out lucas duda. and then will flores. and then curtis granderson. caught you looking.

a career high 12 strikeouts tonight, in just seven innings. you think he wants in the postseason rotation? i think he does. mets zach mueller throws it away. play at the plate, but ramos gets in easily. will flores, a liner to right. jason werth has got it, he's got it! long arms, makes the grab. see it again, it's about as exciting as it would get for the mets. nats shut them out, 3-0 tonight. game one earlier tonight, nats down 4-2. two on for michael taylor, he rips one in left field, played on a hop, two runners headed home, scoring almost simultaneously and the nats tie it up at four. it stayed that way until the top of the eighth. testing bryce harper's arm, but the throw is offline. mets take the lead and hold on

for a 7-4 win. orioles in new york, derek jeter's final game at yankees stadium. he's been getting so much attention as his 20-year career comes to a close. you may think he's worthy or not. no matter, one thing is certain. derek jeter is going out in style. players lined up to take in history. o's up 2-0. jeter at the plate. deep fly ball, hits off the wall. so close to a home run. brett gardner comes around. jeter just missing the home run, but has an rbi double instead. bottom of the ninth game tied at five. jeter at the plate, a man on second. line drive into right field. anton richardson, flying around the bases and he's scoring the game-winning run. jeter with a walk-off rbi single, his teammates mob him on

the field. quite a scene for quite a while. o's in their dugout, they stay, showin 20-year vet. afterwards, a humble derek jeter on the field. >> to be honest with you, i don't know how i played this game. i want to thank everyone here. i've said it time and time again. [ cheers and applause ] everybody is chanting "thank you, derek," and thinking of myself, for what, i'm just trying to do my job. so, thank you, guys. >> you could not script a more fitting ending for his career at yanke ya stadium. >> what a way to go out. what are the chances? >> i can't even mention it. a lot of younger baseball fans forget his clutch hits in the world series when he was a pretty dominant shortstop for quite a while. >> and the same team for all 20

years. that's an amazing player. i cannot wait, first ballot hall of famer, piece of cake. >> one for the ages in his final installment. >> i wonder if anybody will ever again be 20 years at one team. >> i doubt it. >> good stuff. >> good stuff. >> we won't even

in cases of rape and incest, just >> good stuff. >> we won't even like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down?

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