mark warner is working to solve problems... ed gillespe and his attacks are the problem. new tonight, another breach at the white house. a man jump think the fence and is quickly brought down by the dogs. >> just after a month after the

last time. unlike the last breach, president obama was home at this time. >> the lockdown at the white house has been lifted now. >> reporter: the white house lockdown has been lifted. it is the same fence the suspect jumped tonight, he is at a hospital in custody. grainyell phone video shows the secret service taking 23-year-old dominic adesanya down. you can hear him screaming. officers say get on the ground whale canines bark at him. he jumped the fence around 7:15 wednesday night. listen again. the secret service officers say stop moving. he scream, i'm not. federal officials tell us adesanya is from bel air, maryland. he got about 20 feet from the fence before the takedown.

>> i saw somebody coming down from the top of the fence and landing. immediately i had seen 5 and possibly six secret service on the inside of the fence. >> reporter: the seek service says he was unarmed. he reportedly kicked the canine doc. tonight a veterinarian is treating two of them for injuries. the white house is on lockdown and president obama was inside. they said the secret service learned from their mistake when the afraid-year-old omar gonzalez jumped the fence last month. >> they have learned at left a from this last horrific incident. >> reporter: she was able to enter the white house and got in the east room before officers arrested him. the security breach led to the resignation of julia pierson. congresswoman norton said the canines made the difference this time. >> as the adage goes who let the dogs out this time, the secret service let the dogs out.

>> reporter: tonight congressman said they need to raise the fence and make it curve outward. news4. to some developments after a violent day in canada's capital. we know who opened fire at a war memorial and the parliament building but we still don't know. why police have identified the shooter as michael zehaf-bibeau. he is 32 years old and a recent convert to islam. they said he shot and killed someone at the memorial and then at the parliament, they shot and killed him. it was called an act of terrorism. >> let there be no misunderstanding. we will not be intimidated. >> it is still unclear what motor straight ambush, even though president obama condemned the attack. so far there's been no immediate impact on the u.s. new tonight, we've learned

prince george's police are looking into similarity between two sexual assault cases. they happened less than a mile apart. the most recent crime two days ago. jackie bensen has more on the possible connection. >> reporter: the description of the attacker is almost identical in both cases, which happened just .9 of a mail party. monarch woman was walking in the 5800 block of annapolis road. a man grabbed her and sexually assaulted her on. tuesday evening, officers gathered at a nearby shopping center to hand out flyers with information about the sxrim to look for possible leads in the ca case. they also provided a description of the suspect. >> it is an african-american male between the ages of 35 to 45 years of age. >> reporter: that description has a strong similarity to the

one provided by the victim of another sexual assault which happened less than a mail away in bladensburg on september 8. a woman was walking along this path on a wooded area. a man grabbed her and sexually assaulted her shelf provided this. about 40, 5'8" to 5'10" work a slim build and black and gray facial hair. we have who live in the area say they're concerned. >> hopefully predator will be caught. that's what we're hoping. i'm hoping really hard. >> i don't walk by myself. i'm real cautious of who i speak to and where i'm at. >> reporter: police are hoping someone in that neighborhood recognizes the picture of the suspect from the september incident. there is a very significant financial incentive. a 25,000 reward.

live at prince george's county police headquarters. she left court with her face covered accused of having sexual contact with a student. symone greene pleaded not guilty. court documents say she gave oral sex to a student she met on her first day at the school in d.c. greene is 22 years old, the student, 17. he secretly recorded the encounter and started showing to it classmates. when the school found out they called d.c. police. fresh out of the hospital. a journalist who covered ebola and has recovered is talking about his recovery. you will recall, he contracted ebola while working as a free lance photographer with nbc news in liberia. he was transferred to nebraska for treatment. today he told kate snow, he feel fortunate to be alive. >> every step i take is just rae

miner of how valuable and precious life is. and how important it is to make good use of it. in the future i'll be much more careful with the risks i take. >> he said he still doesn't know how he was infected. in some potentially good news for amber vinson as well. she was infected with ebola but her family said her latest blood test came back negative for the virus. that doesn't may not she's ebola free or leaving the hospital any time soon. the family said she is getting stronger and will be removed from isolation. the atlanta hospital that's treating her and the cdc have not confirmed those test results or commented on the condition. president obama met with new response coordinator ron about the situation. he was braefd about strict new rule in place for travelers. the cdc says everyone traveling

to the u.s. from liberia, guinea or sierra leone will be monitored for symptoms for 21 days. it starts on monday for six states including virginia and maryland. we've been daelg with rain all day but that isn't the only thing we'll have to worry about. >> you can see that flag blowing in the wind. the wind will be the other factor. we're not talking about winds that will bring down trees but the wind will make it feel a lot colder. storm team 4 radar picking up some rain it. right around annapolis over toward bowie. our storm system, the nor'easter, really wreaking havoc toward the northeast. especially around the boston area. it is starting to move out. what it brings tomorrow, i've got that for you. plus what to expect this

weekend. it was the son of sol airport for a missing college student from our area. tonight, virginia tech students held a vigil for the missing student, hannah graham. she is from alexandra. it was formed in honor of morgan harrington, a virginia tech student who was kill five years ago. and remains were found in albemarle, virginia. police have the area surrounded. today marked the biggest search effort. the medical examiner hasn't said if the remains are those of hannah graham. a public fawn is now planned for the former "washington post" editor. it will be held at the national tod cathedral. he led the post for more than 20 years and supported the reporters during the post coverage of the watergate

scandal which eventually led to president nixonon's resignation. he lived with alzheimer's disease for several years and died tuesday in his home in washington. in late of a massive airbag recall, the national transportation safety board is issuing an apology. its website was down much of the day right around the time people wanted to find out if their car was part of the expanded recall. it includes 50 makes and model that's have takata airbag which could send shrapnel flying when they inflate. so far the de effect has killed at least four people. gm and toyota said people should avoid sitting front passenger seat of affected cars until they've been repaired. >> not all dealerships have the parts to fix it immediately. and it may be months or weeks. >> if your car is on the list, head to nbc washington.com and search airbags. we've learned the nfl

commissioner roger goodell will be forced to testify at the ray rice appeal hearing. he usually acts as judge and jury for nfl disciplinary digs. rice was punished twas for knocking out his fiance. the hearing is scheduled for november 5 and 6. next, a deadly hit and run near capitol still unsolved. >> it was a dream job. have the mother of a senate staffer speaks out. freight fest rumors. responding to a warning about students going to six flags. >> and the new report on the red

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ment? metro's own documents. the breakdown left thousands of passenger stuck for hours last month. a report shows it took 41 minutes for them to start equipment. they had to wait for the right equient they are changing the inspection procedures. something was noticed 13 days before the cracked rail. >> tonight a rammer of violence has sparked responses from schools. the "washington post" reports the high school principal sent a text message to parents. he urged them not to let their teens to go park because gangs were going to be at the park.

tonight the school district says that text was based on an unsubstantiated rammer and six flags says guest safety is its heyest priority. dangerous driving on some of the most dangerous and secured streets in the district. an investigation reveal 00 of police stops for unsafe driving near the u.s. capitol. now some eye opening video of drivers had a don't always have their eyes on the road. some some of the busiest and most well known streets in d.c., even in the nation. independence avenue, constitution, north capitol street. we drive on them but one-third of the american government walks across them. not to mention the staffers and all the tourists. >> there must be 20,000 staff who work here. then you add to that the members of congress. >> to meetings, to the votes.

including lisa, a u.s. senate staffer. she always dreamed of working on the hill. >> she did. it was a dream job. she had a nice car, a boyfriend. she had a wonderful life, a supportive environment which makes the loss almost more difficult to bear. >> walking home in play, a car hit her whale she was in the crosswalk. her mother said the driver never stopped and has 97 been found. she died from her injuries weeks later. >> but for that accident, she would be here with us today. >> a news4 i-team revealed found distracted and reckless driving on the streets may be more common than you had. we found police have issued more than 440 citationser in a the capitol. >> i'm amazed at the statistics. >> she said police are wise to

be accurately tracking dangerous drivers on such crowded streets. >> i don't think that we ought to be protecting any members of congress any more than anyone else in the neighborhood but by protecting members of congress, they are also protecting the neighborhood. >> we deployed i-team cameras and spotted a long series of drivers looking at their phones while moving along the busy roads. near people on foot,er in a bicycleivities,er in a where u.s. house and senate leaders cross. some seeming to take photos on their phones while behind the wheel. >> he apologized and said he would stop. we saw other risky maneuvers on these heavily traveled streets. a fast u-turn across north capitol street. a truckback up out of an intersection. and red light running including this drair who just pass ad red stop arrower in a a series of people trying to cross.

>> i know there are many, many important people walking around d.c. but there is no one more important than may daughter. by the same token, there is no one less important than my daughter. >> u.s. capitol police tell us all the members of the force are equipped and trained to issue driving citations. and the family says they're still looking for tip in their case. news4. if you see something the i-team should investigate, send them a tip by going to nbc washington.com and click on investigation. >> hant been all that long since we saw the sun. it sure feels like a long time. >> all day long. >> it is not just the rain but the breezy conditions. 53, 54 degrees. you add in the wind, it feel a lot cooler. the wind toward union station.

winds gusting 10 to 20 miles an hour. close to 30 miles an hour in spots. the highest winds, 28 miles an hour. that's where we are rate now. 28 at reagan national, 31 toward the patuxent river. and the winds will continue so heads up. into the day tomorrow, look at the temperatures. a very chilly 49 in hagerstown. 55 toward the patuxent river. a few showers, most of us on the dry side. into portions of prince george's county toward arundel county. zoom in here. you can see the showers around bowie. now through three, 30 want and then the kettering region. we can go down to the sow.

down toward deal, all seeing some shower activity. that will continue for the next half-hour or so. that's the series that is spiraling around. the winds upwards of 55 miles an hour around the boston area today. we will you about the nor eastern. the biggest impact is to the northeast. we did see close to an inch of rain. now the rain just about out of here. tomorrow afternoon, hear we are on fought weather. 1:00 and we're dry for the most part. it we'll see some sunshine. the more sunshine we see, the warmer we get. i am expecting a lot of clouds. skae degrees, the hey temperature. maybe 64 toward fredericksburg and vain in gaithersburg. remaining on the windy side. it is going to be quite cool. what to wear tomorrow. for the kids, i'm thinking put on the jackets, get out the long pants. my son is trying to wear shorts

he have single day. no. breezy and cal tomorrow. that will be the story as we move through the day. 48 things begin to shape up pretty well. less wind and more sunshine. 48 is looking good. sunday at 65 degrees. gets breezy but 65 and sunny, not bad. look at monday, tuesday and wednesday. my son is in bed but if he were up, he would want to wear shorts. >> my money is on him wearing whatever he wants. >> your money is probably good. we want to update you. we got some breaking news. we just got these pictures in. the car that crashed into a house in laurel. this happened around 10:45. investigators say the driver of a mercedes somehow lost control and crashed through a bay window. we are told no one was hurt.

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a lot of fans would love to see rg3 get back on the field. >> monday night, dallas. >> the texas boy coming home. the safe bet is to go with the other texas boy. if they're going to bring rg3

back, the last thing they want to do is bring him back too early. we've seen it before. in texas on monday night. many reasons not to start rg3. multiple sources tell never redskins will play robert griffin iii. number ten was our out of practice today. practicing with the team for the first time since he partially dislocated the ankle almost six weeks ago. he pointed out ten different parts of the game, he needs to see the practice. here's just a few from coach. >> it is not so much watching him run. i think a matter of highway feels tomorrow. and there are certain movements, one to the left, one to the rate. we have to see how he handles that. the big thing is throwing the ball to the receivers. the timing down. a lot of that that has to take place also. so he's coming home. we'll see where he is tomorrow

and the next day. >> technically he will make it official tomorrow. we will you monday that john waldon miss ad game because of tendinitis. tonight he is his pre season performance best. four steal, 29 points. the craw looking to close out the pre season with the big win. and setting the tone early, with the rebound. john wall picks up the outlet pass and finishes with the big dunk wall. third quarter, how good has he been this season? aware always showing highlights. knocks it down. tonight, for you quarter, lots of excitement. with the easy play there.

29 points. seven assists. now tied at 100. carmelo anthony working on james. good, and the game high 30 points. that's the difference in the game. knicks with the 103-100 win. captain canada playing a little baseball there. some soccer. the oilers, pick this up first period. backstrom, back to carlson. his first goal of the season. tied the game up at 1-1. and finally they finished the game. the caps

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