>> now at 11:00, the suspect in hannah graham's disappearance es courted. chaos in the skies. thousands of flights cancelled.

new tonight, the facebook post from an faa contractor minutes before he started it all. neend deep on the sunset strip. what put hollywood under wat we have new video tonight of jesse matthew back in virginia. he's the man accused of abducting u.va student hannah graham two weeks ago. these are the photos of him setting foot in virginia for the first ti since being arrested and is now being held at the jail. he was flown back to texas late this afternoon. he arrived in charlottesville much earlier than expected. >> tonight jesse matthew is back here in charlottesville.

initially he was kgoing to take two flights but that's not the case. took a private plane direct, and driven to headquarters in downtown charlottesville. they backed into a caged garage. he stepped out, hands and feet shackled. we know his attorney was in the police station at this time. 20 minutes later left the police station headed to the regional jail. shortly after 7:00, he arrived at the jail. >> matthew will stay in jail until his bond hear ale at the judicial course. the first time he will likely face a judge is next thursda >> thanks. matthews return comes as police step up search for hannah

searching open fields and woods for hours, now the searc is expanding outside the coun. tonight marks two weeks since she was last seen. we're going to bring you the latest as the case develops. head to website for updates throughout the weekend. > a ripple effect at the airlines, cancelling or man 1800 flights ato hear 200 saturday chicago flights have been cancelled, all because a man set a fire that caused extensive damage. >> travellers here at reagan

international airport tell me they are frustrate they can understand cancellations due rain or snow but an intentional fire. they are surpris. tonight he arrived after his plane was late. >> there was some problem in chicago, i think a fire in the airport. >> a 36-year-old contract employee set fire to the traffic control center this morning, more than 1800 flights cancelled. still a few delayed tonight. >> my flight's been delayed. i'm just glad they're on top of the situation. >> police say it is appears to be an isolated incident and not >> we're told the damage to this

facility is quite extensive and could be a matter of days and maybe even weeks until they are able to fully repair it. >> meanwhile mike is glad to be home. >> great to be back in d.c. >> welcome now airport officials recommend you check your airlines website before coming . thanks. we just learned the name of the man who set that fire. brian howard was a contract employee at the control center and arrived at work 5:30 this morning. hour later posted this to facebook. zau refers to the control center where he started that fire.

now he's been charged with destruction of aircraft facilities. that's a felony that could land him in prison for up to 20 years. new tonight an eleven-year-old girl expected to be okay after being hit by an ambulance. it happened at the intersection of green leaf road and romney court. she was taken to the hospital. we're going into the weekend the right way. it's looking good. >> if you want rain you want it during the week, wednesday maybe thursday, that's exactly what happened. then you want e that's happen toog. that's happening too. high temperature 78 degrees.

a fantastic friday. i think saturday and sunday are looking ju however there's something i'm watching. rain cominm the south. i will show you when it will move in and what it means for you. coming up in just a minute. a woman was hit and killed by a bus when she was walking in the drop off area last night when she w. police say it doesn't look like speed or alcohol was involved and the bus driver has not been charged. an unusual site in criminal court. his owner asked for a stiff sentence on behalf of the dog. was accused of breaking into the home and duct taped the dog's

leg and stuffed them in a trash can and drove off. threw one dog out a window and didn't survive. judge sent enenced him to 18 mos in prison. tonight united kingdom says it will join the united states and several other countries who are trying to destroy isis. only for air strikes in iraq not syri belgium and denmark also promming resources. now washington saying it could take as many as 15,000 syrian rebels to defeat the forces on the gr. man experimenting with

explosives, booby traps in the woods. practicing his get away for years. >> we believe he is very prepared and hid things out in the woods. >> police searched a massive abandoned hotel where he has been before they thought he could be hide ting there but dit find anything. >> tonight a local church doing what it can to help slow the ebola outbreak. helped to collect money and protective equipment, going to donate it to health care workers in africa. they held a vigil to pray for healing by the nations impacted by the deadly virus. the virus is growing by the day, killed more than 3,000 peopl and more than 150 died in

liberia in just two days. obama administration says it won't deport immigrants for at least two years. 6500 people have contracted ebola. medical workers say it could be more. some are afraid to go to the hospital. others have been turned away due to over crowded clinics. next at 11:00, why this massive fire boewon't be the enf a century old d.c. institution. and how a hearing impaired drier stopped an out of control

>> talk about a messy dose of deja vu' in l.a., a huge water main break has sunset boulevard under wate l.a. has had a run of bad luck with water mains. few months ago one busted and flooded ucla campus for days. >> and a garbage truck hit the bridge, the impact from that truck was so strong it collapsed onto the road. the drive of the truck died at the hospital but no one else was seriously injured. there is new life tonight for capital hill institution, will return to its original home

on pennsylvania avenue. the huge fire 15 months forced them to three temporary locations, but it is very close to comin >> it truly was the glue and nails and screws that held capital hill together, it's devastating 2013 fire that ripped through this building founded in 1920 was much more than a local business, but the beating heart of locals. nearly everyone shopped at the store for one thing for an keys nick knacks for the key chains. >> it very much is a capital institut i'm exciteed it will be back and open again in the same spot. >> the complications of

rebuilding has been solved. the company announced the hard ware store will return to its historic home under a long term lease part of a mixed retail and residential development. >> i'm really excited. it's like the saturday place to go. >> now that plans are finalized renovations should be begin and soon enough people will be back here at this place they didn't know they realize sod much until it is gone. art pulling an all-nighter this weekend. art all night d.c. brings together master pieces, musicians and street er formers. the exhibits will be on display from 7:00 saturday night through 3:00 a local woman was moments from killing herself when saved

by a stranger. a man spotted her suv weaving on and off the road, sped up to her, saw her passed out behind the wheel. so this man who is hearing impaired took action. >> i didn't know what i was going to do but i figured i had to help the person in the car. so i jumped out of my truck ran towards the vehicle, tried to get into the door, i looked and saw that the driver was slump. >> the woman crashed into his car which was the only thing that stopped her from going down a hill and programs picking up speed. she eventually woke up and police believe she suffered a seizure. >> a lot of the firefighters are saying, he's a real hero, very brave for doing that. >> for sure. most definitely. so the weekend looking, very, very good. >> for the first weekend of fall didn't get a whole lot better

than this. if you have plans this weekend you don't have to do anything different than exa. you only need your sunglasses. the sun will be out and we're looking at very warm temperatures into the low 70s, nearly ten degrees difference from average. ku currently 67 degrees. very nice. it will be a nice one. should be able to turn off the ac tomorrow might need it ba. 58 towards fredericksburg you can see we're on the cool side. we're going to see nice companies. sunset tonight was alt 6:59. it will set before 7:00 right on through march 8th. so our days continue to get

two and half minutes a day we're losing, it's getting darker a lot faster. this is ground clutter around the region, no rain, not much cloud cover. to the west we have cloud cover moving our way. we will see mid to high level clouds tomorrow but a lot of sunshine between washington back towards chicago all the way back towards denv. we will see a couple very nice days before things getting interesting on monday. saturday low 80s for many of us. moving through sunday more of the same, temperatures into the low 80s maybe warmer with southerly wind and more cloud cover coming up ahead of the storm system. so a few more clouds on sunday. baseball, football, no matter what you're doing it's looking really nice.

monday is a 2ki6r i told you last night most of this will stay to the south. this is something should be . will be in tomorrow at 6:00 and give you the latest. temperatures tomorrow. 78 in baltimore. abundant sunshine all across the regi. if you're a boater great day to get outside. not a lot of weekends left, tomorrow could be the day. sunday looking good too with a high of 83 degrees. moving on through the next seven looking pretty good. temperatures around the high of 74 or a little bit above. watching another system on wednesday. this is the next thing we're watching. area of high pressure. in this position to the northeast, with that, we get a little bit more cloud cover, we

get that chance for cooler temperatures and some drizzle with that moist open a. so that's what we'll be watching for. similar to what we saw yesterday. right now we're keeping this forecast optimistic in the mid 70s more clouds on thursday but right now rain chances out of the forecast. >> this time of year, you got to enjoy these games while you got it. still ahead the nats clench the top spot in the national

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the redskins lost 15-7 or whatever it was if that happened we would be saying close game, pretty good. baseball not so good. matter of fact doesn't matter. >> the way the redskins looked it was not very good. the national looking pretty good right now. they have experienced their share of ups and downs like any team in major league baseball. fortunately for them, there's been a lot more ups then downs. the injuries were an issue e. yes the manager did bench one of his young star player. then the ten-game winning streak fill wd walk offs all over the plac another special day at national park.

home field advantage throughout the post zimmer n doing his part with an rbi single giving the nats 4-0 lead. plenty of run support for that man, doug fister, complete game shutout. nice catch to end the game by second baseman drew cabrera. national take it and will have home field advantage throughout the post season until the world series. >> that's going to give us some edge in the playof. it's always nice to be home. you got your home fans, we got our own lockers our own chairs whatever it may be, guys are comfortable here. it means a lot. the night cap, jason weatn . this ball all the way to rig. kevin coming frarnd first wi

rbi triple. home run shy of a cycle. hill making first major league start. marlins clear the bases, 3-run triple for the fish. take 6-4 lead go on to win it final score 15-7. oriolesiti vis. birds up a run. man on, towards left. looks like it's going to fall but dalton pompei making a great catch. >> it's a lot tougher on that turf. ouch. >> he wasn't done though. getting it done. two outs. man on first. rips this one to right. man home to scor double, two triples from pompey

tonight blue jays beat the bird 4z-2. 4-2. two more games left on the schedule. saturday and sunday then all the good stuff starts next week. preseason hockey continues for the capitals big night for alex ovechkin as head coach already pacing behind the bench. just preseason hockey coach. don't tell that to the. ovey doing what he does best. putting the puck in the net. caps tie it up two a piece. then in over time, troy braur ends, final score 5-4. alex ovechkin two goals toni

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