now at 11:00, a fugitive finally captured after 7 weeks on the run terrorizing communities in the pocono mountains. eric frein is in custody now in pennsylvania. >> he was caught near an

abandoned airplane hangar 35 miles from the spot he is said to have killed a state trooper last month. >> pennsylvania governor will speak for the first time since his capture. there was no shortage of law enforcement when he was brought in in handcuffs just a short time ago. it was back on september 12th when police say frein opened fire on two pennsylvania state troopers outside a police barack, one trooper died, another seriously hurt. >> investigators say that the shooting was deliberate and calculated. they describe frein as a survivalist. since that shooting, troopers have been searching miles of wooded terrain. some of the people in several small towns there terrified of it all. >> police sources say federal agents were staegs is -- stationed near the hangar where he was hanging out. he had two guns with him at the time. in a symbolic move, police eventually handcuffed frein with

the cuffs of the trooper he was accused of killing. we are morning the news conference in pennsylvania right now which is supposed to begin any minute now. stay tuned for any new developments that come this half hour. we'll share them w >>. also new tonight, an eight-year-old child safe at home after two people tried to abduct him this morning. little boy told investigators was talking to his bus stop on brinkley road when a car stopped in front of him. a man got out and pointed a gun at him, then a woman in the passenger seat told him to get in the car. the boy instead ran and reported the incident when he got to school. police have only a vague description of the suspects and their car. also new tonight a local mother pushing for new leads in the search for her son's killer. it was last halloween when joseph folks was shot and killed in northwest d.c. our reporter explains what his family and detectives are doing one year later. >> reporter: this is a very tough time for this young man's

mother. she demands to know who killed her son and why. >> it's been hard for me in the last couple of days. >> reporter: she is still mourning the murder of her son. he was shot and killed in halloween night in northwest d.c. a year ago. >> you know, my son left here and it's just a shame that the murders happened, you know, and things just don't happen where like it happens on tv, where they figure out a murder. >> reporter: friends told me joseph was a hard working manager at the columbia heights i hop restaurant. his favorite food wasn't pan cakes. his mom says it was pizza. >> he wanted a slice and went over there at 11:00. the lady said the truck didn't come to 1:00. that was the day that somebody decided he shouldn't be anymore. >>. >> reporter: we walk with a friend to get a slice. investigators say p someone shot and killed him on the 400 block of shepherd street northwest,

just two and a half blocks away from the d.c. police station. 2:20 in the morning. >> i'm more missing him at this point. >> reporter: while d.c. police continue to investigate, she has faith that they will get the tip they need to make an arrest. >> it could be somebody else's son, and i know it doesn't make any sense -- i have to go through what i have to go through. another mother doesn't have to. >> reporter: d.c. police are offering a reward up to $25,000 for information that could lead to an arrest and conviction in this case. as for the family of joseph folks, well, they are going to have a memorial service for him on saturday here on the 400 block of shepherd street northwest. in northwest d.c. a hazmat team was forced to respond to a local shopping mall as a woman yelled she had ebola when police were trying to arrest her. hazmat teams were called in as a

precaution and the woman has no symptoms. it's not clear why she was being served the original warrant or if she will face more charges. tonight nurses all offer the country are at the center of the fight against ebola. in about two weeks, nurses at providence hospital in northeast d.c. will be among thousands all over the nation who will go out on a picket line. it's all part of a national movement calling for safer standards for nurses and for doctors. the hospital says it hopes to avoid that strike but it will stay open if it happens. she is defying the government and the govern of maine says negotiations have broken down with a new england nurse who may have been exposed to ebola. he says that if kaci hick co-x doesn't state confined no her home for the 21-day incubation period, he's ready to use the full extent of his office to protect the public.

>> i can only do what i can do, and we're trying to protect her, but she's not acting as smart as she probably should. >> her 21-day window in which she could start to show symptoms ends november 10th. chilly out there tonight, doug says it's nothing compared to what's coming our way. >> all right on the cool side. me nas ses already at 39 degrees tonight. it's all coming from a storm system just to the west of the great lakes right now. up around the chicagoland area. that storm will move in during the day tomorrow. we'll see increasing clouds tomorrow but still a day very much like today. a pretty nice day with some cloud cover during the afternoon. once it moves off the coast, it will strengthen. we'll some strong winds from this storm and this is what i'm expecting, the strong winds yet this season. scattered showers. even some mountain snows.

we're going to talk much more about this system when it rolls in, when it rolls out, and when we will see the coldest air than what we've seen in many months. popular pub controls are making -- krawls are making a comeback in arlington. the bar hopping trips were on hold for the last several months since this incident. arlington has adopted new rules that force organizers to obtain a special events permit for a crawl. that make them responsible for extra expenses, including police. time is running out for maryland students to get caught up on vaccine requirements. prince george county is going down to the wire to give students every opportunity to get vaccinated. >> because school is important, that's why prince george's

county nurses and others worked late into the evening, providing free vaccinations to students who need to have them by friday. 3,000 students were potentially in danger of being sent home d to new vaccine regulations. >> this new regulations require require two doses for kinder gartdens and also required a dose of ddap, and me gen -- meningitis dock kal vaccine for seventh graders. >> after superintendents raised concerns about missing the original deadline, it was extended. as the final me f vacci va clinic wound down, the staff remained upbeat and careful. >> parents are extremely busy. some have one, two, maybe three jobs. some might have that seventh grader who gave them the piece

of paper and they do not know where the piece of paper went. >> one man brought his granddaughter. >> my son and daughters, i have to do it. >> the school system hopes as parents become use to the new vaccination requirements, the need for late evening clinics like this will be eliminated. in hyattsville. a new fear for a family who lost a little boy in 2000. gregory murphy was caught and charged. he's been found mentally incompetent to stand trial. doctors say that's not going to change. defense lawyers want the criminal charges dropped and murphy committed. then doctors not the court could eventually decide to free him. >> he might be on your street, with your child, and the same

thing might happen. >> a judge is expected to decide soon whether to drop those charges. a 7 eleven is taking mini mart in baltimore to court. they are claiming trademark end fringement. a spokes woman for 7 eleven tells news 4 the company has an obligation to pr brand. it's challenging operators of a shop on north utah street in baltimore. it's called 7-even. the suit says 7-even is using the same lettering and logo barney as 7-eleven and the store is selling slurpies. efforts to reach folks at 7-even were unsuccessful tonight. when we could get answers about a deadly midair collision. we'll have a report if the

city legalizes marijuana. city legalizes marijuana. now, one local woman she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same client, failed to disclose 85,000 in extra compensation. the washington post called comstock's behavior "an apparent breach of congressional ethics." we just can't trust barbara comstock. patriot majority usa is responsible for the content of this advertising.

tonight, helicopters are back over the skies of fredric municipal airport exactlily one week after a deadly midair collision there. last thursday a small plane and helicopter crashed into each other, killing three people. the helicopter that was involved was part of a flight school that call off all classes until today. its staff members say they have talk to grief counsellors, the national transportation safety board could have a preliminary report on the crash as soon as

tomorrow. if d.c. voters legalize marijuana next week, the city stands to make a nice piece of money from taxes and fees. finance officials estimate that legal sales could bring in $130 million a year. that would likely add up to $20 million a year or more from taxes. if it is approved, it could take until 2016 to see stores open. congress would have to review the bill until next spring and then d.c. officials would take another six months to write regulations. a local woman is turning her painful battle with breast cancer into something positive, something she hopes em pours n . >> the idea for the brags bra was born out of sore rebut also out of hope. hope that a local woman and her sister could help others, others just like them, others wanting to look and feel like themselves after battling breast cancer and

reconstruction with implants. these two women never thought of themselves as inventors. mother, wife, sure. but inventor wasn't on their radar. until cancer invaded their lives for a second time. they were little girls when their 39-year-old mother died of breast cancer. 30 years had gone by. cara lives in alexandria, her sister in kansas. cara found a lump in her breast. it was cancer. the same aggressive type that killed her mother. cara went on the attack. a double ma second tommy, chemotherapy. christa also got tested and found she had the braca 1 mutation. she chose a preventive mass second tommy.

>> we thawged we would bl able to wear a regular bra. >> they couldn't. that type of reconstruction can make breasts wider. >> i didn't go through to have implants put inside of to then have to way ex-plants on top. >> so the sisters did research, surveys. >> not to be able to put on a regular bra and smile -- it's something so simple rng the brag bra was born. >> the insert was built to fill out the apex and provide coverage for the reconstructed niples. >> it has side support. this woman also had a preventive double mass second tommy. she agrees getting used to the implants was tough. >> it's like these are my new breasts and it requires a different kind of bra than my old breasts. >> as for the sisters, this is for their mom and all of those out there who want to look good

and feel good after a long and draining battle. >> our mission really is to empower women to dream again and to live again. we want them to be able to brag again. >> the sisters have sold about 300 brags so far and spend lots of time fundraising for breast cancer research. in the past few years alone, they have raised more than $45,000. back to you. for more on this local company, follow melissa on facebook and twitter. we've posted a link to brags on line. we are continuing to follow a breaking news story. the man who ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers has been locked up after a seven-week manhunt. >> eric frein is a survivalist who was arrested tonight in eastern pennsylvania. he's accused of killing a pennsylvania and badly wounding another. moments ago, the governor had a message for the troopers family.

>> to the family of trooper dixon, to the family of trooper douglas and to trooper douglas, let me assure you from everybody here justice will be served. >> watch for updates tomorrow on news 4 today beginning at 4:26 a.m. doug is here with a look at our weather. i had a break out the down coat tonight. it's cold out there. >> it's chilly. once the sun goes down, those temperatures go down pretty quickly. something really cool popped up toda to see what that is? it's about as cool as you. it's tropical storm vance. it's not in the atlantic. it is in the pacific, but tropical storm vance. there it is. >> but it's not a hurricane yet. >> it's not a hurricane. it's expected to be one. it could be the strongest of all time. >> is that right? >> no, that's not true. [ laughter ] >> it's supposed to increase maybe up to category one status but it will weaken as it moves back up to mexico. tropical storm mexico.

take a look at this. we've got temperatures 53 degrees. winds at the northwest at 7 miles an hour. 43 in leesburg, 49 in menassas. we do have a few clouds. no rain across the region. clouds making their way in from the west. we're warmer back toward the mountain. 49 back toward winchester. we've got the clearing skies around menassas. things are cooler. west, there's not a whole lot of rain associated with this. temperatures tomorrow, we'll be cool, kind of like where they were today, into the mid to upper 50s, to around 60 degrees, depending on where you are. we'll see a mix of sunshine early, then some more cloud cover during the afternoon. not bad. your halloween forecast, taking the kids out trick or treating, looking nice for the trick or treaters. it will be cool. 57 degrees around 5:00, a little

bit chill at 7:00 p.m. i'm calling for a dry halloween. that's very good news out there. once again, not much in the way of rain. even on saturday. high of 53. let's take a look at this. 50% chance of showers. don't cancel any outdoors plans. it's going to be chilly. what about sunday? that's the day i think it's going to be the coldest. 48 degrees for a high temp but starting off today as we move on toward the national mall, i'll be down there for the breathe deep d.c. walk, early sunday morning. the friendship walk also taking place. windchills in the 20s early with a temperatures around 42 degrees around 10:00, 11:00. cold start. monday morning, we're even colder. i'm expecting the first freeze in many locations early on monday. we might be talking about freeze watches and warning being posted during the weekend too. we do build out of this too.

64 degrees obtuse. 67 degrees on wednesday. this weekend is going to be quite chilly. if you have not found the coats just yet, it may be time to go ahead and do that. >> the trick or treaters are going to face this same kind of cold temperatures. >> yeah, but not too bad. as long they have gotomething on under their elsa dress they will be fine. >> remember when the wizards used to start a season 0-12 all that kind of stuff. not anymore. stay tuned? >> what did you say? we're checking out some cool kid

a win on the road. >> exciting. you got to love it. >> john wallace is a star with you i think the jury is in on paul pierce. i've been waiting to see him play and only two games in. we have seen enough to make a call on the paul pierce trade and that is it's money. pierce, he proves he was not going to be like those other high priced aging vets who come to d.c. to die out their career. no, he shows he's here to play. lenay was back, first half, wind down, wizard glass shot. buzzer beat. wall knocking down. wizards in with a 3-point lead. here in the fourth, avon fornier, he pulls up and it's

good. pass to paul pierce. this is why i still love paul pierce. he's got that fade away j going on. he knocks it down two in a row. john wall gets the game ball. under a minute left. wizards only up two. he schools him. gets the shot to go. 30 points. 12 assists for wall. back-to-back double doubles. wizards get their first win of the season. 105-98. lebron james! he's back! . lebron james playing his first game back with the kaves since 2010 first quarter. he horse collars him he still gets it to go. 17 points in his first game back in cleveland.

carmelo when the knicks crashed the party. they ruined the home coming and they beat the cavs. spike lee loves it. 95-90. as we first reported yesterday, robert griffin expected to start with the redskins. despite the barrage, he never lost his humor. yes, griffin is healthy. >> he's more healthy than most of the guys we have playing right now, so from a physical standpoint, he's ready. but like i said, if everything goes well tomorrow, he should be the starter. he should be the starter. i might just change my mind now, to start colt for the first play of the game just to tick everybody off. >> that would freak the entire town. if chris baker dancing it down the run way doesn't make you smile, we can't help you. they have a couple of redskins show off their modeling skills at the italian embassy. all part of this walk this way,

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