during the 150th anniversary maof the civil war.c stories order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download our new mobile app. maryland. land of history. every square inch is being searched and we'll find hannah graham. >> not giving up. right now at 6:00 -- the intensive efforts to make sure

no stone is unturned for a missing student from our area. fast-moving developments in the fight against u.s. as one victim fights for his life, one gets ready for a long journey home. trying to stay afloat. the big announcement from embattled swimmer and maryland native michael phelps. good evening everyone, i'm chris gordon in tonight for chris lawrence. it's been three weeks since a university of virginia student disappeared. tonight the charolettesville police chief is making a promise to bring hannah graham home. a crew of more than 100 officers and volunteers are combing the countside. focusing on 700 square miles that surround the city. d darcy spencer joins us. >> reporter: the search involves rugal terrain. they're looking for anything that could lead to that missing teen. >> every square inch is being

searched this weekend and we're going to find hannah graham. >> reporter: the determination charolettesville police chief has to find missing uva student hannah graham comes to a promise he made to her heart-broken parents. >> we have to find hannah graham. we made that commitment to her parents and we're going to honor that commitment. >> reporter: yesterday graham's mother made a tearful plea for her daughter's return. >> please, please, please help end this nightmare for all of us. >> reporter: as law enforcement agencies from across virginia continued to search for the 18-year-old, they maintain hope she'll be found alive. >> this is a rescue effort. we're here to find hannah and to bring hannah home. >> reporter: trained searchers and police officers searched more than 700 square miles this weekend, some of it rugged terrain. >> there's a lot of thick stuff in this county.

during the training we try to train for the environment we're searching in, and virginia is just that way, thick. >> reporter: searchers are looking for any clue that could help with this investigation. >> you're looking for the bread crumbs, the pieces of the puzzle. you're looking for the cell phones, the shoes, anything that will lead us and point us in hannah's direction. >> reporter: now, the chief again asked residents to check their properties, vacant buildings, even wells to help them search for that missing college student. turning now to the ebola case in the u.s. the centers for disease control now says that the dallas patient has taken a turn for the worse and is now fighting for his life. thomsz do thomas duncan is in intensive care unit in critical case. earlier today cdc located a homeless man that may have come into contact with duncan. a man was being monitored but left. a court order could be issued to

keep him under observation. only ten people are expected to have direct contact with duncan and the cdc director says that's as far as it could get. >> it won't spread wide in the u.s. we can do infection control in hospitals and intervention to stop it in its tracks. meanwhile, dr. rick sacra was admitted for upper respiratory infection and isolated as a precaution. his doctors don't believe it's related to ebola. he was treated at nebraska medical center where ashoka mukpo just left africa an hour ago. he was working alongside dr. nancy snyderman and the nbc

team is under quarantine as a precaution. on wheeler road, a few blocks from the congress high metro station. u.s. marshals with the help of d.c. police were serving a search warrant. officers went into the apartment around 11:30 last night and they say a man displayed a handgun. an officer open fire on him. it's unclear if d.c. police or the marshals shot the man. shooting is under investigation. in montgomery county, volunteers searching for the miss hogle children have moved their base of operations to germantown community center where they'll gather every day as they continue to look for sara and jacob. it has now been almost a month since the toddlers disappeared with their mother, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia is in custody but she's not saying where they are. volunteers have put up flyers in different languages. searching hiking trails from damascus to rockville.

♪ your promises song and prayer on the national moul today. showing supported for israel. billed as the stand with israel rally, the group called for an end to global terrorism. they also spoke about america's role in defending israel. concerned women for america co-sponsored today's rally together with america takes action, which is former arkansas governor and presidential candidate mike huckabee's organization. a new set of u.s. air strikes has taken out some isis targets in syria. fighter aircraft destroyed six militant firing positions. activists say the strikes targeted positions around a besieged kurdish town near the border with turkey. activists also say the strikes combined with heavy ground fighting overnight have killed 16 militants and 11 kurdish militiamen. thousands of people have fled across the border to turkey as

isis fighters continue their advance. right now, a teenager fights for his life after falling off a moving car that he was holding onto. this happened at a restaurant parking lot along richie highway. they tell us the 17-year-old chick-fil-a employee jumped on the side of his coworker's jeep. he fell and hit his head on the ground. the driver hasn't been charged. police say he did know the young coworker was there and the car was not moving although a fast speed. going off the radar, we'll tell you about the big announcement from maryland swimming sensation michael phelps just days after another run-in with the law. plus -- >> it suddenly occurred to me, i could be dead like most of my buddies or my friends. >> honoring our nation's heroes. we will show you the new washington landmark that pays tribute to their sacrifice.

and another cold start tomorrow morning but overall, warmer. and some us may see an evening shower. i'll let you know what you can expect coming up in my forecast.

less than a week after police arrested him for drunk driving, gold medal olympian michael phelps says he's going into rehab.

the baltimore native was charged with dui after police pulled him over for speeding and swerving on i-95 last tuesday. this morning, phelps told his twitter followers that he's taking some time away for himself and entering a treatment program. he added, swimming is a major part of my life, but right now i need to focus my attention on me as an individual. and do the necessary work to learn from this experience and make better decisions in the future. in centreville today, large crowds gathered for the first ever northern virginia pride festival. it will be going on for another hour at bull run special event center. the festival celebrates the history, progress and diversity of the lgbtq community. this was a chance to network, enjoy good food and music. and it was the perfect fall day for an outdoor festival. tonight honoring veterans in a permanent way. we'll take you inside washington's newest memorial that pays tribute to those who

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washington, d.c. has a new memorial. it is dedicated to those who sacrificed for the country, has

not always been fully recognized. it is a tribute to disabled heroes from all conflicts. news 4's derrick ward has a closer look at the memorial that serves as a reminder of the cost of human conflict. >> reporter: robert davis survived exposure to agent orange and he says one of the scriptures on the wall of the new disabled veterans wall resonates with him. >> i had this feeling i would come back. underneath that feeling there was another that maybe i wouldn't be quite the same, but i felt i'd make it back. >> reporter: he says it was that invincibility the young often feel. it didn't last in his last tour. >> it suddenly occurred to me, i could be dead like most of my buddies or friends. i didn't want to die all of a sudden. >> reporter: like so many of those at the dedication of this new memorial, he came back with the scars, visible and not. >> you know, the unseen wounds of war are just as real as any other. they can hurt just as much, if

not more. >> reporter: the compassion is not new. the recognition is. in granite and glass. for many of these women it's long overdue. may be evidence of things getting better, ironically because -- >> today so many of us, they're actually seeing it and paying more attention to it. >> reporter: officially this is called a memorial but it's the living who gain the most from this and what it stands for. >> we'll have more and more veterans that live and more that live with the scars of war, either visible or invisible. this gives us a place to remember that. >> reporter: a place close to congress where they can come and contemplate their decision about sending men and women into theater of war. >> i wish they could do something like that and make the right decision once in a while. >> if i had to do it again, i would gladly do it for my family and certainly my country. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. and nearby in northern virginia, people came out for the last day of the fall for

fairfax kid fest. government center transformed into a carnival with pony rides, pumpkin picking and lots of fun stuff for the kids. our own zachary keesh was out there bright and early reporting on "news 4 this morning" and they got a courtesy to look at chuck bell. yesterday there was frost on the pumpkin. as i look over, you are dressed appropriately in pumpkin. >> i figure, why not dress like the fall-like weather? it's going to be a another cold start tomorrow. kids getting on the school bus, make sure you have the jacket for the kids and make sure they're layered as well. overall tomorrow, it will be warmer than today. in fact, high temperatures this week, pleasant, in the 70s starting tomorrow and running through friday. tracking showers on tuesday. that's going to be the best chance of rain for the upcoming work week. and then the next chance of rain holds off until friday, saturday and sunday. and also it's going to be a

little bit breezy at times for the start of the week. monday, tuesday as well as wednesday. so, you'll be noticing the winds at times when you're out and about. temperatures right now for the most part in the 60s. washington coming in at 64 as the sun goes down, temperatures drop quickly tonight. so, walking the dog definitely need a jacket, 7 p.m., a temperature around 60. by 11 p.m., we're already in the mid-50s with mainly clear skies. moonlit skies. it will be another cold night. your impact forecast for tomorrow, as long as you have a jacket for the morning hours, the weather not having any negative impact on your day. overall warmer and a little bit breezy. once again, plenty of sunshine. here's what temperature you can expect tomorrow morning, stepping out your door. 48 in washington. mid to upper 40s for areas by the water. in the suburbs, though, another chilly start with temperatures around 40 degrees. so, just a touch warmer than it was this morning. temperatures this morning in the suburbs for the most part in the uppe 30s. what to wear for the kids as

they head off to school, i'm saying a jacket and long sleeves. layer because by the time recess rolls around, they won't need the jacket. long sleeves will be just fine. your high temperature tomorrow, 73 degrees. so, about 10 degrees warmer than it was today. your hour by hour temperature planner, it's a dry start. in fact, for most of us, it's dry throughout the entire day on monday. noon temperatures in the low 60s. 4:00, that's when we hit our high of 73. by 7:00, there's a chance of a shower north and west of washington but the d.c. metro area does remain dry. on future weather this says 6 p.m., your monday evening. notice that chance of showers in loudoun, northern prince william counties. aside from that it's dry. better chance of rain on tuesday. really at any time throughout the day, otherwise we are looking at plenty of clouds on tuesday. remember, it's going to be a little breezy at times. a high temperature of 74. mid-70s for wednesday.

low 70s on thursday. next weekend there are the chance of showers, chris. cooler temperatures but i want to stress, right now it's not looking like a washout. of course, stick with storm team 4 as we continue to track the weather. updates at 1 :00. thanks. still ahead, the cowboys hold onto a piece of the top spot in the nfc east. jason is up next.

for the nats it's now do or die. >> this is a must win game three. if they lose, they're out of the postseason. last night was the longest postseason game in major league history. game two between the giants and nationals lasted six hours and 23 minutes. 18 innings of baseball, 17 different pitchers used in this ball game. and it was the nationals who fell short in heart-breaking fashion. jordan zimmerman did not disappoint in game two. came out with one out away from a complete game shutout.

zim walked joe panik and his manager decided to make a change. zim out of 8 2/3, giants tied it 1 life 1 later in inning. deep into extras, top 18, tanner, best pitcher during the regular season, gives up a huge home run to brandon belt. and that was the difference. the giants beat the nats 2-1. longest game in postseason history. san francisco is now up 2-0 in the series. a lot of people pointing fingers as to why the nationals lost but it's pretty simple. >> they beat me. that's what it boils down to. i didn't pitch the way i wanted to. felt good the first inning and, obviously, the home run was not ideal. like i said, upside is, we still got three games left. bring them back home for the sixth game and win it here. >> i guess we got to go do a must win and try to make history. you know, going into san fran, a

tough place. we'll go in there and get a few runs on the board and, you know, get some stuff going for fister and, you know, hopefully come out on top. >> it's gotten so bad at national parks that some fans went out to the park to drum up magic for the team. howe kaufman tossed a rubber chicken outside the gate hoping to spark nats to two-straight win. he says he's done this before and it works every time. so, i guess we'll see about that. game three of the alds going on right now. the orioles lead the detroit tigers 2-0. that game in the seventh inning. birds need just one more victory to advance the american league championship series. we go from baseball to football. the redskins are off today. they're in prime time tomorrow night. monday night football will feature the skins and seahawks. the super bowl defending champions. there were some great games played today around the nfl. we head to indy where the colts took on the baltimore ravens.

joe flacco in baltimore came in a 3-1 record. andrew luck and colts are winners of back-to-back games. pick this up in the fourth quarter. colts up 13-6. luck drops back. no one's open. he keeps it himself. and that is a 13-yard touchdown run. indy's up 20-6. ravens did battle back. later in the quarter in the red zone. justin forsett finds pay dirt. ravens back within one. later in the game, under a minute left, last chance for baltimore. fourth down. flacco to torrey smith. that one goes right off his hands. watch it again. smith can't make the catch. the colts, they beat the ravens 20-13. down in dallas, everybody rocking the pink to support breast cancer awareness month. cowboys hosting the texans today. under a minute to go, dallas trying to stop houston, but arian foster punches it in from one yard out.

the texans come back from a ten-point deficit, even the score at 17-17. overtime, romo with a third and long. romo throws up a plrayer here. it gets answered. dez bryant makes the catch. great catch by dez bryant there. that moved the chains and also got the boss man jerry jones on his feet. few plays later, dan bailey on to kick the cowboys to a win, 49-yard field goal. the cowboys survive in overtime. they won it 20-17. dallas now 4-1 this season. to hockey, the capitals open up their season thursday night at verizon center hosting montreal. this afternoon they played their last game. it doesn't count. before the game, tying the knot at center ice. ovi said, no, you don't. first period, eric staal goes

high on john carlton. ovechkin is having none of that. second period, caps up 2-1. nice passing here. troy brouwer puts home the rebound. caps lead it 3-1. later on in the second, carolina on the power play, it's brooks, muscle to shorthanded goal, caps win it 5-2. first regular season game comes your way thursday. we come your way after if the "football tonight ". we'll see you then.

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