>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news in the murder of a wood bridge high school student. prince williams county police have arrested a suspect at his home without incident.

his house is close to the high school and the scene where 16-year-old brendan wilson was killed. >> good evening. smalls has a lengthy and recent history. he was arrested in september for strong-armed robbery now accused of killing wiplson. he was shot on a path in his neighborhood. witnesses heard three shots. brendan's mother had to be held back at the scene. >> he had a future. why do you have to kill my son? over what? i don't know. >> police say the shooting was drug related. we ask if any other arrests could be made we're told it is still under investigation. the rush to get home from the concert. crowds were not as large as

organize nir thought there mighe but there were large crowds tonight. this picture was tweeted minutes before the show started and then the music started. we have a team covering the story tonight. we begin in the national mall with wendy. hi wendy. >> hi, wow. it was awesome out here tonight. just a spec tackle what you expected it to be. big and flashy and loud. when you get to rock your brains out on a tuesday night in washington, d.c. it was fabulous. but it is a tuesday night. it's a school night. people have to get back to work and school tomorrow so we went from you got to love it to you got to leave it. we are now looking at the exodus

which is going pretty well. the big concern was that everyone would leave at the same time and cause over crowding and gridlock on the metro system. that doesn't appear to have happened. instead we saw people leaving in waves about half hour before the end of the show. now, metro had set up traffic patterns and staff to direct people if things got too conguested. >> we originally planned to stay closed but the decision was made to reopen for entry only to smi smithsonian. >> because most of the concert attendees appeared to pass through, they were going to close and not have to do extended hours. back to you.

>> all right. and this has gone so smoothly. of course this is now part of the party where you're loading the dish washers. they are deconstructing. not pretty but impressive while they are taking it down. coming up we will talk to veterans to see what this meant to them and why this music resonates with our young veterans today. that's coming up. >> see you about ten minutes. >> you can see more on our website. search for concert for valor. principal is admitting to mistakes being made after a worker was inappropriately touching the students, it tooks weeks for the letter to go home to the students. that entire school district could be making changes.

>> many parents are outraged at baker middle school in montgomery county. >> when are you actually going to answer the question why it took you a month! to let us know what happened [ cheers and app] >> tonight they shared their frustration with school officials and principal at a community meeting. police arrested 44-year-old john epps, a contract employee and charged him with sex assault. tonight they are apologizing for not sending a letter home until nearly a month later. >> i'm sorry. that was wrong. that definitely was a mistake. >> according to these documents he was working on security cameras reached out and made a unsolicited and unwanted touch to a 12-year-old girl. security cameras caught him

doing it. in a separate case a 17-year-old high school student who was at baker middle for an activity around the same time claims he also inappropriately touched her. he worked at 50 montgomery county schools. tonight a letter was released requesting back ground checks for all contractor employees. >> the principal realizes there is a need to rebuild trust with the community. >> montgomery county schools will not recognize religious holidays next year. the school board voted to remove the names of christian and jewish holidays from the school calendar after the muslim community petitioned to have their holiday recognized by the district, to be fair the board

decided to remove all religious episodes on the calendar. it used to be a family of four but tonight a father and his daughter are relying on each orange to get through the pain of a fire that ripped through their home and killed two family members. they died in the fire last week. eleven-year-old survived and is now in thele hospital with burns to both her arms. sarah's father grabbed a ladder to rescue her, tried to save his wife and younger daughter but the fire was too intense. >> was the most difficult decision i ever made in my life. when i walked down that ladder i felt helpless, i wanted to jump in but i figured if i didn't get out she'd be an orphan. i didn't want to leave her. >> the community has raised more

than $63,000 to help the family with funeral and medical costs. senators are in cuba to negotiate the release of allen gross, contractor who is in jail in cuba. senators met with him for two hours today. he's been in that prison in cuba since 2009. he was locked up for trying to set up internet access in cuba for u.s. government. they are optimistic about his release. providence hospital will remain open tomorrow despite a nurses strike, for lack of ebola preparedness. they are disappointed with the strike but hired temporary nurses to fill in. the strike will begin at 7:00 a.m. >> that news comes on the heals

of the only remaining ebola patient in the u.s. he said a crisis still exists in west africa where more than 13,000 people have been infected. a teen is arrested for a deadly stabbing, 18-year-old wags arrested accused of stabbing a man to death last month along perry place north west. police believe the victim was walking down the street when he was attacked. police in ferguson are preparing for a possible repeat of last summer's violence a grand jury there is expected to anounnounce whether wilson will face criminal charges in the shooting death of teenager brown. activists blame police for

cracking down and insighting the violence are calling for safe zones for protesters. much more to come from the national mall stage already being torn down. more from the celebrities and musicians back stage, coming up. we will tell you what the judges thought of the performance of the voice. what do we think of the weather tomorrow. >> not too bad tomorrow but it's been on our radar all week that winter type weather is on the move. ♪

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♪ ♪ there goes my hero, he's ordinary ♪ ♪ all right ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's northern virginia dave grohl performing for a crowd of heroes tonight for convert for valor. >> that concert continues, people going home happy. >> they have to be. this went stunningly well from the people from hbo who put on this concert everyone has to be happy. the grounds have been picked up already, it's been a stunning success. we've been through some things on this mall in the past. with a look at how this concert went down and the celebrities and everything went on my colleague who was my concert going partner has more on that.

>> wendy, our first concert together. what was not to love about this show. eleven of the greatest musicians in the country, a handful of grade comedians and hollywood stars, the crowd definitely leaving happy and wanting more. ♪ ♪ oh, can you see ♪ >> from the opening act jennifer hudson and her rendition of the national anthem to the closing act of theminem and rihanna. there were plenty of comedians as well. >> do i think performing an event like this can bring peace to the international stage, let's hope yes, yes, yes, i expect that to happen and there is any trouble in the world tomorrow i personally have faild. >> a concert like this is fantastic and raise a's lot of

awareness, but i think we should have this awareness all year. >> the stars were america's best. of course there were problems like fence jumpers but otherwise things went well. >> we'll hold final analysis when everyone is home and packed up and everything is rolled out of here. but initial indications are few medical emergencies, handful of arrests, the crowd disposition was good and the eevent appears to have been a great success. >> a big success. look at the mall. nothing left but crews cleaning up and breaking down the equipment. not a lot of trash to be seen out there. it's almost too crowded for any trash. the people filled the mall from 14th street all the way down to the washington monument past 14th street so there was a large crowd here tonight no doubt. as for those fence jumpers they've been charged with

assaulting police officers, they couldn't be charged with jumping the fence because there's no sign saying it was prohibited. news 4. >> in fact i think mark and i are the only two people left here tonight. it was quite a concert. let's hear the rocking act that appeared on this stage. ♪ ♪ off to never, never land ♪ ♪ the music, you better never let it go. >> eminem, the black keys, no tony bennett, no frank sinatra. for a reason not because these acts are so hot right now but there are still many young veterans going in and out of our current wars and as i talked to two veterans, one being in the service for 25 years, they said

this is the music theyisten to go into battle to get the adrenaline going. >> to make you feel like you're invincible. >> better here then there. >> absolutely. >> metallica did take the cake. >> did it feel like it was going to rip your face off. >> a little bit but that's a good thing. >> it's been a beautiful night, lovely day, lovely evening and great way to celebrate veterans day and honor these people. >> we're glad everything went so well. thank you wendy. >> down there in short sleeves. >> exactly. >> and all those people got there early to enjoy the warm unshine while they waited for the concert to start kbl exactly. fast forward for a couple days and we will be in coats for a while. talk about a pattern shift.

we will get into air that we haven't felt since mid-march. in fact will feel like early-january temperatures. 26 in kansas city. that air will sink south ward. it will modify. not quite as cold here but boy we're going to be feeling a lot lower temperatures around here. this is wednesday. 60 degrees here. look at the core of the cool in nation's mid section. atlanta will be freezing coming up at the end of the work week. right now not too bad. 65 the temperature. manassas one of our colder spots at 52. there will be a weak system passing by us in the morning. will leavely afternoon.

62 the temperature. not too bad. will be a seasonal day. a little breezy with that system passing. sunshine and a low weather impact day tomorrow. d.c. 52. leesburg and sandy spring around 58 degrees tomorrow for the high. a lot of sunshine tomorrow in the afternoon. 51 to 62 is the range. from the ray to closer into town. high clouds arjd the area. high clouds around the area. by lunch time those clouds will be out. should be a really nice sunset tomorrow. as we get into thursday and friday back to a bit of cloud could've. the cold comes in early friday with stetemperatures in the 30sd

freezing in many nablds. neighborhoods. saturday, sunday, right now 44-46. it is expected to be a split weekend with a lot of sunshine on saturday. showers on sunday. maybe even some mountain snow. if the wind is strong enough we might see a few flakes early monday morning. right now i think the trend for monday shows that the average high 59 degrees, we stay with temperatures below average there for days. maybe even the next 14 days coming up as we get ready to approach thanksgiving we will see temperatures start to modify. cold pattern starts friday. >> so our nice night tonight was about it. >> that's it. >> thanks. >> we don't have to wait for a storm to see flakes around here,

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caps seem to have turned it around is that fair to say. >> they are in a groove, the place they want to be. the caps promised they wouldn't take the blue jackets lightly and stuck to the plan and won three in a row now. caps showing their support on

this veterans day gave them a good game. first period up 1-0, ovechkin's seventh goal of the season. later, they turn it over here. here come the caps, back to ovechkin. >> see ya. >> no chance to save that one. eighth goal for ovechkin. caps up 3-1. in the third blue jackets pull within one. will the kams let caps let another slip away. no they pick up their third straight win. beat the blue jackets 4-2. so it was a beltway sweep for nationals and orioles both managers won manager of the year for their league. the rookie and the old wise

veteran. williams with his first year with the nats even more impressive his first season as a big league manager, 96 wins and second division title in three seasons, even though the award recognizes him, williams knows the success isn't his alone. >> it takes a village, you know what i mean. the staff was there in tact. they brought me in as a new manager, let me know about the players. the players dictated how they wanted to play this game. they are ferocious in their intent and they do not relent and i got to stand in the dugout and watch it. it is a testament to the organization so i'm honored, really honored. >> walter took home the award

third prior times this may be his best year yet guiding them to first division championship in 17 years, credits his club and isn't surprised by their success. >> what an honor every day to be part of this. usually this award is gifrn giv team that surprised the most. our guys held themselves to a high standard. american east is tough as it always is. it is tough everywhere. these are greatest in the world. it is great to have a seat next to them every night. >> buck was his manager in arizona. kind of cool student-teacher getting those awards. but they got their awards in different places. but came from the same tree. >> congratulations to both of them. >> both of them have nice homes. >> both of them have nice homes. >> now w

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