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you're watching news4 at 4:00. domestic abuse. we have seen awful surveillance video lately in high-profile cases. how would you react if you witnessed it right in front of you? >> the "today" show's national investigative correspondent, jeff rossen, shows us a stunning social experiment. and it comes with a warning, because some of the video is disturbing. >> you could tell me the truth! why are you talking to that guy

last night! >> reporter: a boy friend and girlfriend arguing on the street. and it gets violent. the crowd speaking up. what they don't know? this boyfriend and girlfriend are just actors with the improv group, octv. a social experiment to test reactions. it's ripped from the headlines. the tmz sports video of ray rice hitting his wife in the elevator, causing worldwide outrage. but when solange knowles hit jay-z, people laughed. there were even comedy spoofs on tv. >> so let me tell you once and for all what i think of this man. >> reporter: so these actors hit the streets and posted their video online. >> today we're doing the domestic violence experiment. >> i'm going to be abusing him, he's going to be abusing me and we'll see who got more attention. >> you spoke to him last night? >> i wasn't. >> reporter: first, it's the guy abusing the girl. >> wait, look at me.

look at me. i'm talking to you. >> reporter: watch how people spring into action. this woman jumping over bushes to pull them apart. >> stop, stop! >> you don't talk to him! i'm not playing. >> this man literally tackling the guy on the street. >> yo, yo, we're filming. we're friendly. we're filming a social experiment. >> are you okay? are you all right? >> reporter: every time they ran the scenario, bystanders raced over to help. then you switched it up and you started hitting him. >> yes. >> reporter: were you surprised by the reaction? >> are you cheating on me again? are you texting that girl again, huh, huh? >> reporter: she's going to town on him. but watch. a very different reaction. this guy in the red hat is taking video. some are even laughing. this guy walks over, and joins in, slapping the man. >> like, i'm getting goose bumps watching it. >> reporter: we showed the video to katie rayjones, ceo of the national domestic violence hotline.

>> it's really heart breaking to see there could be a man on the street who is suffering and no one offers to help. >> we do have a double standard in society, right, when we see a woman in need of help. we want to jump in and help her. but we expect a guy to be able to take care of himself. >> when men reach out for help to us, they often say they have tried to talk to someone, or their co-workers knew what was going on and they were ridiculed. they were told to put their wife in check. no matter who the victim is, domestic violence is not okay. >> experts say many victims, men and women, suffer in silence. we have more information about what to do if you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship. visit nbcwashington.com and search domestic violence. all right. are you ready for a cooldown? amelia has got one for us on the way, huh? >> cool or cold? >> it all depends. in my opinion, probably cold. i think -- i'm just cold all of the time. temperatures start to get into the 30s, and 40s, which is what we'reo see sunday morning. coolest weekend so far this season. and that's all because of some rain that's going to be moving through tonight.

arriving here as early as 6:00 p.m. most of us will hold off until about 8:00 p.m. and then it will be out of here tomorrow morning by 8:00 a.m. or earlier. so most of your saturday is dry, but breezy and cool. and then a chilly sunday. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s. washington at 72 degrees. really not going to see the temperatures move too much overnight tonight. and then throughout the day tomorrow. be showing you that in a moment. but first, here's the radar on storm team 4 radar. all right pushing into parts of virginia, west virginia and western maryland. again, this arrives in the district around 8:00. so walking the dog this evening, i recommend a quick walk. showers at 7:00 p.m. rain, though, by 9:00 p.m. notice temperatures nearly steady, around 70 degrees. sky cast 4, how the sky will look throughout the day tomorrow. notice the rain here at 6:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., we're dry, but still plenty of clouds. then as we get into the afternoon hours, we start to see more sunshine arriving across the area.

there's some blue sky for you to enjoy. remember, it's going to be breezy. 8:00 tomorrow evening. we are dry and clear with the clear skies. temperatures will plummet. but until that happens, look how they stay nearly steady from this evening through tomorrow afternoon. around 73 at 6:00 p.m., 6:00 a.m. still around 68. 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, still around 67. so near steady temperatures tomorrow. in the mid to upper 6 oh 0s. tomorrow fall fairfax going on. i'll be there. chuck will be there with zachary kiesch sunday so come out and say hi. a cool sunday. definitely need the jacket out this weekend. a high temperature on sunday of only 64. and then next week, our temperatures start to improve. by next friday, temperatures in the upper 70s with a chance of showers, pat and jim. >> amelia, thanks. first at 4:00, scary moments in loudoun county for a convenience store customer and an employee here last night. they were this -- at kroson's

store at gum springs road when it was robbed. a man pulled a gun, demanded cash from the employee. he took off with the money, and a cell phone he took from a customer. police with k-9s and the helicopter searched the area but failed to find the suspect. we're following a developing story out of prince george's county, where police want to know who took two young girls. he attacked the girls minutes apart as they walked near eisenhower middle school in laurel last tuesday and then ran off. police spent the day passing out flyers and canvassing the neighborhood for clues. a woman has been sentenced to life in prison for her role in the quadruple murder in prince george's. takeesha gilmore in the murder of dawn brooks, her children and aunt. the couple killed them execution

style after 60 pounds of marijuana disappeared. he was sentenced to four life sentences earlier this year. first at 4:00, a neighborhood in northern virginia stepping up to stop hate graffiti. words attacking the hindu culture have popped up in 16 places over the last few months. mark segraves is in brambleton community in loudoun county with an update for us. >> reporter: here in this normally quiet neighborhood in ash veteran, virginia, please are looking for whoever is responsible for a string of vandalism attacks. police say they are hate environment directed at the hindu community. over the past several weeks, there have been at least 16 attacks. tonight police and local leaders will meet with community members at this elementary school to try to provide some answers. coming up at 5:00 and 6:00, we'll have more details on what police are doing to make this community safer. in ashburn, mark segraves, news4.

anymo you're watching news4 at 4:00. thunderstorms have brought down trees and power lines across several southern states. >> thousands of people are still without power right now, and jeff smith reports from dallas now. >> reporter: crews are hard at work here at the arlington baptist college, clearing the debris away. you can see them behind me now cutting through all of this lumber. the roof was peeled back almost like a sardine can, and then

thrown down on the parking lot during those storms last night. there is a lot of damage, including to six cars that you can see there that are badly damaged or destroyed. some of the cars are flattened almost, completely devastated by what happened last night. the winds here up to 80 miles per hour. fortunately, a few students had some minor cuts from shards of broken glass from broken windows. only one student had to go to the hospital very briefly, because she had some cuts to her hands and her ankles from the broken glass. but she will be okay. other than that, no one was seriously hurt. no one had any major injuries at all, which is almost a miracle when you consider the damage left behind here. in total, about 60 students stay at this woman's dormitory building at this baptist college. about two dozen were actually inside when the storms rolled through. they huddled together and

prayed. and no one was seriously hurt. the crew cleanup effort will go on all day long. a big cleanup effort under way from these powerful storms. in arlington, texas, jeff smith. news4 at 5:00 begins with breaking news. >> ebola fears tonight in the washington region. we're breaking down the facts about how two local hospitals are dealing with patients who showed symptoms that could be associated with ebola. and live right now, the white house press briefing is still going on at this hour about how to keep the virus contained. right now at 5:00, we are following a number of big developments, folks, about the growing fears surrounding the spread of ebola. >> we have live team coverage tonight to help break down exactly what we know. here's the very latest at this hour. >> there are no confirmed cases in our region, but a patient who recently traveled to nigeria is at howard university hospital. and that patient has shown

symptoms that are associated with ebola. >> and in montgomery county, shady grove add van 'tis hospital officials are monitoring a patient who has another illness, but that patient's travel history and symptoms have the hospital on alert. and in atlanta, a patient is also being monitored. here's the latest from the white house briefing. >> i want to emphasize that the united states is prepared to deal with this crisis. both at home and in the region. every ebola outbreak over the past 40 years has been stopped. we know how to do this. and we will do it again. news4's derrick ward joins us live from howard university hospital. derrick? >> reporter: good evening. you know, you would be surprised it to know how many times hospitals have raised the alert like howard university hospital did today. how many times it contacted the cdc to say look, we have someone

displaying symptoms that look like ebola. now, there's been a very, veryin finish tess mal percentage that have turned out to be ebola. and what they're doing today represents a measure of well-warranted caution. of all the patients seen here daily, there's only one that has generated such concern. the hospital identifies the patient only as someone who has recently traveled to nigeria and has displayed symptoms that look like ebola symptoms. a written statement from the hospital says in part, an abundance of caution, we have activated the appropriate infection control protocols, including isolating the patient. early on, this is not much more than that officially. but anecdotally, a lot of concern. >> this is actually something that shouldn't be taken lightly. >> reporter: still others say, while they are comforted that the proper steps are being taken to protect the public, should the patient be found to even have ebola, they're more worried they found