just hit me on the side of my head, my neck, fell to the ground. >> out of control. right now at 6:00, the frightening firsthand account at six flags america that turned violently. exposed to a deadly virus. an american doctor that came face to face with ebola arrives for treatment. and the nationals something they've never done before, and my goodness, the timing could not be better. news 4 at 6:00 starts now. just a chaotic scene at six flakes america, social media lit up as people left the park. people started fighting.

two teenagers had to go to the hospital. good evening, i'm adam tusk in for chris lawrence. panicked crowds spilled out of the park and on to central avenue causing traffic problems. news 4's derek ward spoke to a teenager who was caught up in it all. >> reporter: it was built as a fright festing with halloween-themed day at six flags america. reports and video of violent confrontations in the park turned fright fest into a fight fest. this teen found himself a helpless victim after the park was closed early because of the fighting. >> people came out, started saying that they was going to fight. >> reporter: he told them he wanted no part of it, but a group of other people surrounded him. >> he said who are you with, i said i'm trying to get home. then a couple people came behind me and just hit me on the side of my head, my neck, fell to the ground. >> reporter: his mother en

route. and more disturbing scene presented itself. >> my daughter walked up, they were choking a little girl on the side. and when we came over to them, they ran. and, you know, we helped her up, made sure she was okay. >> reporter: she found her son bloodied and dazed. >> he fell into my car. >> reporter: six flag denies much, but not all of the accounts of what happened here on fright night. one guest was injured during an altercation in the parking lot last night, and that reports of a massive fight or other serious injuries are completely inaccurate. they go on to say that the safety of their patrons is the number one priority. a spokesman says three people were treated for nonlife threatening injuries, two were taken to a hospital. meanwhile a parent is troubled by what happened and how it was handled. >> what's the protocol and do they have a back up plan? and what in the future they're going to do to make sure this doesn't happen. >> reporter: as for the scene's

assessment -- teen's assessment. >> i'm having fun there. more trouble in ferguson, missouri, after a police officer was shot last night. people gathered to protest the michael brown shooting and the police chief said the shooting was not related to those protests. the officer was at the ferguson community center checking on the building when two men ran from him. one shot the officer in the arm during the chase. that officer is expected to be okay. they're still searching for the two men. its been 16 days since anyone has seen hannah graham, and now the search for the missing uva student has stretched into a rural and wooded countryside. rescue workers set out on atvs today, the search is now much smaller. instead of the hundreds of volunteers we saw last week, about 50 people are now combing the area just south of charlottesville. they're following up on more than 1600 tips and say no stone will be left unturned. >> and if we don't find anything, we just know she's not

there. it's a long process, but that's the hard work that has to be done. >> now the suspect, jesse matthews zits in a jail -- sits in a jail cell tonight a mile away from the search area. he is expected in court on thursday. my goodness, nationals nation. today is a day you will not soon forget. attempt pulls off something they have never done before, no hitter, and it has everyone fired up. carroll maloney is live with how it all went down, exciting stuff today, carroll. >> reporter: oh man adam, get ready to hear the same thing over and over again this week. how about the nats, and how about jordan zimmerman? this was supposed to be a meaningless, regular season finale game. they clinched the division, the league, they're waiting for the playoff opponent here on friday. but it turned into the most exciting, most awe inspiring regular season finale game of

ever. let's take it up to the top of the ninth, one out away from the first no hitter in national's history. players on their feet for jordan zimmerman. christian yel itch standing in his way. he rips the pitch to left center. the rookie with that incredible catch to s hitter. first in history in unbelievable scene on the field after the out, zimmerman mobbed by his teammates, everyone just giddy, hugs here on this field. and they were still shaking hand and big smiles just hours after the game. so we're going to hear from the hero of the day, jordan zimmerman and the guy who made that miraculous catch later in sports. you're going to want to hear that, adam. >> all right, carroll. every time you see that play, it looks like it gets harder and harder when he makes that catch. it's amazing. >> reporter: he said i don't know howdy it, but i was not going to drop it is what he says. within the last hour, a patient exposed to the ebola

virus arrived in the d.c. area for treatment. the american doctor who was volunteering in sierra le yoen was submitted to the national institute's of health clinical center in bethesda. that's where dars ya spencer joins us live. >> reporter: yeah, nih confirming that this doctor has been brought here in bethesda. we don't know much about this doctor, they're not saying what the doctor's name is. they're not saying whether this was a man or a woman. it's important to note here, we don't know if the doctor does in fact have ebola. the doctor brought here for observation. >> well, when you're exposed, a certain risk that you might have gotten infected. but when one comes under the category of being exposed, that does not necessarily mean that you are infected. >> reporter: nih officials say he'll be kept in an isolated unit and will be treated by specialists trained to handle this type of illness. they say staff and the community do not need to worry. >> there's minimum if any risk

at all to people in the hospital as well as people in the bethesda area. we have an extraordinary capability at the nih and a special unit designated to this type of infection containment. >> reporter: in fact, nih doctors say ebola patients can be safely cared for at any hospital that follows cdc recommendations, and can isolate a patient in a private room. >> we're working closely with the united states state department, who takes a major responsibility in making sure that american citizens who are in that situation are able to come to the united states and get either the observation and or care that they need. >> reporter: back out live, we don't know again at this point whether the doctor does in fact have the ebola virus. they say within 21 days they should know after the observation period if the doctor has the virus. the doctor will be treated right here. reporting live from bethesda, dars why spencer, news 4. coming up, it's an incident that has thousands of travelers

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nightclub leaves 15 people hurt. the youngest victim is just 11 years old. now when police and rescue crews arrived, they found a large crowd of teenagers and adults scrambling to get to safety. some people were screaming saying they'd be shot. among the wounded five girls between 11 and 17 years old. it's still unclear how many shooters there were or what started the whole thing. well, right now in chicago, air travel is still struggling to get back to normal. two days after a fire broke out in an air traffic control center. this was the scene at howe hare this morning. travelers had to sleep inside the terminal as they waited for flights to resume. another 550 flights canceled today alone. including seven arrivals at reagan international. a fix can't come soon enough. >> the united states for god sakes, it's causing trouble all over the country. people trying to get everywhere, and for crying out loud, o'hair

is one of the main hubs in the country, it's scary. >> yeah, the faa says it's working around the clock to repair the control center, as for the man accused of starting the fire. he's been c of destruction to an aircraft facility and the fbi is investigating. coming up, things turn dangerous along a busy highway. we'll tell you about a chain reaction crash that put a state trooper in harm's way. and d.c. institution that's going off the grid. when you'll be able to see it again, stay

investigators now say alcohol may be a factor in an early morning crash on the beltway. it involved three vehicles including a van that flipped over after hitting a cruiser. the trooper wasn't hit, tonight a driver and passenger are both in the hospital. we're told the trooper was conducting a traffic stop near the road when the van crashed into the cruiser. another car was also hit, but no one inside was hurt. check out what firefighters had to deal with in good faithersburg today after a fire broke out. flames were shooting from the roof and thick black smoke filled the air as firefighters arrived. it took 60 frvrts to put out -- firefighters to put out the flames after equipment malfunctioned. the fire caused $100,000 worth of damage. no reports of any major injuries. well tonight, news 4 is

working to change minds and raise awareness about suicide. we're working with the american foundation for suicide prevention. our own pat lawson emceed the walk at the harrison pavilion today. they're marching to let people know they're not alone. the money raised goes to research and to support those at risk. . you'd like to help, there are two walks scheduled for saturday, october 18th, they'll be held in columbia, maryland. you can log on to the website for more information and resources and numbers, that's nbcwashington.com. just search changing minds. and great day to go out and have a walk or a run or anything. i i was going to take a picture of my dog. >> sorry. >> yet to see that picture. >> you were busy enjoying the weather. >> that's right. anoty t outside today. >> it was beautiful, cooler than yesterday, for the most part, plenty of sunshine. as we look to the workweek, plenty of clouds for tomorrow, temperatures, a little bit cooler as well.

highs tomorrow will be in the upper 70s. and for the entire workweek, you can expect your high temperatures for the most part to be in the mid to upper 70s. as far as rain is concerned this week, well, don't count on it. very minor rain chances on the seven day. we could definitely use some for the month. we're about two inches down where we would typically be for the month of september, overall though for the year. you have about five inches above average worth of rainfall. as we look to the upcoming weekend, already thinking about next weekend temperatures. they are looking a little bit cooler. highs will be around 70 degrees. so feeling more fall like. right now though, we're in the midup toer 70s for the most part. 79 in coal pepper, 77 in washington, and that was coming in at 74. satellite and radar, plenty of cloudiness across the areae drys about the clouds though, they act as a blanket. temperatures not as cool as you're stepping out the door for more monday morning, heading

back into work, you can see areas like frederick, and gathersburg, upper 50s. washington, temperatures around 62 degrees. very similar for those of you by the water as well. so as kids are waiting for the school bus, they could grab the light jacket, but also shorts will be just fine. by the time recess rolls around, we're looking at temperatures to be in the 70s at that point. here is your hour by hour planner. 7:00 a.m., the clouds are already here. temperatures in the low 60s. noon we're in the low 70s, not a bad day to have lunch outside, it'll billion refreshing. 77 degrees, that's the high tomorrow, we hit that at about 4:00 in the afternoon. 7:00 p.m., still plenty of clouds, overall, pretty nice. relatively speaking, temperature of 74. looking ahead to playoff baseball, orioles playing their first game on thursday. no matter what time the game is set, the weather is looking good. it's the nationals are playing their game later in the day on friday, rain could threaten the latter part of the game.

we're looking at rain likely for our friday evening and overnight hours as the cold front moves through the area. so here's your storm team 4 seven day forecast. clo tomorrow, high of 77. mild on tuesday, adam, high near 80, maybe an isolated shower around the i-95 corridor. and areas off to the east. slight chance of a shower on t best chance will be later in the day friday into saturday morning. you can see that rain chance is going to cool us down. high temperatures next saturday and sunday around 70. >> all right, thanks amelia. well say good-bye to a popular place to see some significant pieces of art. the corker gallery of art just closed its doors a little more than an hour ago, and they won't reopen for about a year. the gallery is about to start major renovations, when it reopens next october, half the building will be a museum and gallery space, but it will remain free of charge to enter. the other half will be used by george washington university. still ahead, we're back live

at nationals park. jordan zimmerman talking about making history. jason's up

jason fugh joining us now. >> really, really? >> couldn't have scripted this out better. wonderful season for them. 162 baseball games has come and gone. the nationals wrapped up the 2014 regular season and spectacular fashion. great day to be at the ball park if you're a fan because you witnessed history today. jordan zimmerman pitched a no-hitter for the nats. first no-hitter in team history and the first by a washington pitcher since 1931. nat's fans getting pumped up for the playoffs, but hold on, we have to play 162 first. zimmerman saving the best for la last. he's going to strike him out. bottom of the second, he gets help on offense, ian desmond just crushes this ball to left center. that's the solo blast.

number 24 on the season for des, and the nats go up. the stop of the ninth, the fans on their feet. zimmerman back on the mound looking to finish off the no hitter. matt williams put steven junior left an offensive replacement, and it pays off with two outs, pitching to christian, and watch him track this ball. great catch in the outfield, preserving the no hitter if zimmerman. first no hitter in national's franchise history. what a way to end the 2014 regular season. now with that, we bring in carroll maloney who's at national park. carroll, what was the atmosphere like at the ball park today? >> goose bumps, that's what i can tell you, jason, that last play, the catcher of the nats, wilson ramos told me he called for fastball. so when christian connected and you saw it sail into left field, this entire stadium held its

breath. but he gets the out, i should say susa gets him out and jordan zimmerman who felt it building all day makes history. >> i was just trying to keep it all in, you know, i knew it was getting close and obviously with the fans going crazy. you can definitely know you're getting close to the end. and you know, just try to be myselfut there and throw strikes. [ inaudible question ] >> double, no doubt double. he comes out of nowhere and makes that catch. i guess whatever you want, he can have. >> the one thing on my mind was it didn't matter how i'm going to get there, got a good jump, and i played with him for years, the one thing i want to do is make sure any way i could catch that ball. what did jordan say to you afterwards? >> i love you and great catch. >> zimmerman was asked if he's going to buy susa a gift, and zimmerman said whatever he

wants. he can have. jason, those two right now, they're pretty happy with each other. >> that's awesome. i can't wait for october baseball, we'll see you back here tonight. let's move up in toronto, orioles finishing the regular season against the blue jays. this game is scoreless, jonathan is going to spin this one to left. r solo shot here. that's his 16th home run o seas. the orioles, they leave the majors with 211 home runs this season. the birds, they go on to win it, they finish the regular season with a 96-6-6 record. they'll host detroit in game one of the alds on thursday. at fenway, red sox paying tribute to derek jeter and the final game of his career. retiring after 20 seasons with the yankees. but he gave fans a parting gift, the chopper to third. he's here at first.

rbi single, 3,465th hit of his career with that jeter heads to the dugout for the final time. standing ovation in boston. >> all right, let's move over to the nfl now. the redskins were off today, next game coming next monday night against the defending super bowl champions, the seattle seahawks, meanwhile up in baltimore, it was an emotional game for raven's receiver steve smith senior. he played his entire career with the carolina panthers. they released him in this offseason. today he had a chance to get back at his old team. he is 35 years old today, he played like he was 25. we're scoreless in the second quarter on third down, joe flacco is looking for owen daniels here. the ball gets tipped by daniels, and it goes right to steve smith senior. 61 yards, the first touchdown against his old team, he wasn't done. later on in the game, baltimore leaves it 14-7.

flacco going up top to smith again. with the defender all over him, he still makes the grab, 138 yards receiving on seven catches, two touchdowns for steve smith senior, the ravens, they go on to blow out carolina panthers, 38-10 is your final score. you know that had to feel good for steve smith, what a great game. >> oh yes, it was. >> absolutely. awesome stuff. thanks so much, well that's the news for now, nightly news up next, we're back at 11:00, see next, we're back at 11:00, see you af.

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