news 4 at 11:00 starts now. good evening. our top story tonight, neighbors on alert after a woman is found murdered inside a quiet condo comple on old georgetown road in rockville neighbors are looking for answers. >> at this hour police remain on the sc. into the evening residents of the white flient station condos learned tre has been a homicide. montgomery county police responded to a mer emergency call around 10:00 a.m. a man discovered the woman's body when he came to make a

repair and found the door ajar, the victim had been stabbed in the uppe. police captain says the other person was not the one who called 9-1-1. >> we're interviewing a roommate who was identified in her 50s. she was present when police arrived. >> police refer to the neighborhood as rockville. violent crime here is rare. >> i have no thoughts on it other than it is sad, it's tragic, it's scary. >> it's not clear how long the victim's body was in the apartment before she was found. her name is not released as police are notifying the family.

this just in. two women wanted in connection with a stabbing at the metro station. we brought the story last wednesday. police say the victim was stabbed on seventh and went into the metro station looking for help. this video shows women running and investigators hope for a tip that will help solve this case. georgetown university accused of a rabbi charged with six counts of videotaping women while they were in a ritual bath. georgetown university law student says there could be at least 100 victims. she filed a class action lawsuit claiming he lured her to the back as part of a class assignment and filmed her without her know

georgetown university also is named in that suit. >> we think all of the folks who went to that nick va are victims in some shape or form and is a devastating breach of trust. this issue has been releas. from the university. th . now to our earth what and the rain, the cold, rain that just go awayful -- away. when will this end. >> it's starting to pull away but we'll have another roun rig radar showing most of the heavy rain is out of here. it was steady for a time making things very difficult on the

drive around the hour now just a few slight showers. temperatures are rising right now and will continue do that but right now a couple showers in and around the belt temperature-wise 35 in rockville, up to 40 in d.c., that temperature has climbed four degrees over the last four hours. 36 in camp springs. another huge change coming up in just the next twelve hours. >> thanks doug. well a motion or perhaps an indent to insight, people are trying to figure that out as they consider charges against the step father of michael brown. he was angrily yelling at a crowd to burn it down, that was moments after the grand jury announcement last week, on that night twelve commercial buildings were destroyed by fire.

officials are not saying head is to blame but they are investigating his comments as part of a larger investigation into what happen that night. meantime, the protest in ferguson are starting to wane. now police are scaling back anywhere presence. no longer working twelve-hour shifts. the governor of missouri says the national guard is also reducing their numbers. there are still 1300 guardsmen in that area. protests may be dieing down in ferguson but mars and rallies are heating up in other cities across t. these are live at fifth and new york avenue north west, protesters are blocking an intersection there. it was standing room only at a town hall meeting on k street tonight, gearing up for another grand jury decision involving another unarmed black man who died at the hands of a white police o.

>> this is an uprising. >> a packed house, young, old, black, white, men and women came to map out a movement that is already looking beyond ferguson. >> there was a video camera that showed of him being choked down by the pd. >> a grand jury will decide whether to bring charges against officers who used a deadly choke hold on a man. >> this is incredibly important because new york city is the capitol of the world economy. >> he says residents should expect more demonstrations like these, entirely peaceful but aimed at disrupting mall business. i asked protesters if they had the right to disrupt shopping or bring shopping to a stand still on a road like 3495. >> i understand people get frustrated but that's how we ad vabs vance the conversation.

but then when you're up there disrupting business as usual you're injecting the urgency of now into the political process and i think that is what the first amendment is all about. >> they zpoekt p to put it to t test >> we when ferguson burns now all of a sudden of we get someone at the t. the george washington park crews finished repairs to a big sinkhole hours earlier than expected. that should prevent scenes like this. some commuters on 123 sat in traffic for 90 minutes or more today. workers had to find the problem and then begin to prepare the .

president obama's moto caused rolling road closures across the area and twitter explode wd angry comments as traffic stopped for 30 minutes or more on some major roads, including the gw parkway and keith bridge both directions and the outer loop of the beltway from rockville pike all the way into virginia. the. reason for those delays, the president got update on the fight against ebola. he urged congress to fight ebola at home and in west africa. he congratulated the researchers on an encouraging early results on a new vaccine they developed, it is the first of its kind and will be use in west africa. new tonight, a new call for the release of a man from bharld

who h who has been jailed in cuba for the last five years, tomorrow. the state department is asking he be freed immediately. he was arrest in 2009 accused of spying for the u.s. government and sentenced to 15 years. he says he was there to set up internet services in jewish communities. he is threatening to take his own life if he is not released by his birthday next may. a mother will take her case to the supreme court tomorrow, she's been arguing for eight years now. in 20006 she became pregnant and requested a temporary assignment but ups said no that they only give light duty to those injured on the job. the mother hopes the highest court will side . coming up a boy kidnapped by

family members and hidden in a wall goes home. >> without god i don't think i would be h squl what happened after he was finally reunited with his another. sharp shooters hunting deer in rockville park, how it impacts your travels. and anothe a behind the scenes look at the first ever 3d printed presidential b

two young children and i teacher's aid are dead after two school busses crashed into each

other. the children, kindergarten and third graders were headed home in knoxville, tennessee. one of the busses crossed the median and t-boned a second bus flipping it on its side, it slid down the highway before coming to a stop. even veteran police officers are havinge coping. >> we ask the community to pray for -- eh -- for the loss of the live >> the national transportation safety board of directoring a t in the bus for mechanical problems. the young boy kidnapped and hidden inside a wall in georgia for four years is now back with his mother in orlando, f.

we have more on the rescue and reunion. >> i feels great and i feel so thankful to god because without god i don't think i will by here. >> he never gave up hope that some day he will be reunited with his family. >> my dad gave me this phone to talk to my friends and stuff and i decided to talk to my friends. >> and he useed it to get in touch with his orlando family when he got the phone a few months ago. >> she said something that motivated me to give me confidence that i could tell her what i need to come back home. >> he text the address of the picture where he was. he was kept in a hidden compartment in the couple's home, sometimes woe be put in the garage which is where he was friday night when georgia police his sister text they are on the

way. look out for the cops if you see them run out to them. gregory replied, she knocked, opening the door, wait, if the cops there, go outside. if you have to bang door the cops can hear you, do it. can gow outside to them. >> when the cops came the first time i was in new york and stuff. >> he call the his mother again. >> the room was full of police officers when they came and i was sthanking them for finding me. they didn't give up on me. >> that's quite a st glad he's okay. more about our weather and this almost never ending cold, nasty rain. >> if we're going to have one nasty day, that's it, let it be just one, we don't want two. >> no we don't somewhe will be .asty tuesday and wed will be still a bit on the dreary side

right now. looking at drizzle continuing, areas of rain, still chilly, still nasty at 39 degrees, current temperature and winds out of the south will play a huge role overnight and . as we told you last night today would not we a big deal other than the fact we saw the rain. some areas saw freezing rain back west but didn't cause many . we're dealing with some rain towards northeast and down around fredericksburg and we have a few more areas of showers that we will watch back to the west as well. actually down to the south and west. here they are coming down right now, the wider view, showing where all these showers are down south, that's the next area that will come through. we're not done with the rain. could also see fog develop

overnight. watch the temperatures as we move into the morning. yesterday they were crashing, tonight they will rise and by morning will be in the 40s in just about all loc. look what happens around 3:00 in the afternoon, up until 60 degrees, 70 on monday, 35 on tuesday, wednesday much, much better as the temperatures continue to fluctuate. .es they will come bac your walking forecast, you will not need the umbrellas tomorrow, shouldn't need the coats, wouldn't be as cold, could be some areas of fog for drivers south and west. now mild temperatures with a high of 58 in the d.c. metro area. mostly cloudy. nice and mild 55 to 61 degrees. even with the cloud cover will be mh nicer than today. we'll call it a low impact day. rather dry and mild after what could be a dreary start, the rest of the afternoon is going

to be perfect. even by lunch time you will notice a huge difference. so 58 tomorrow. back to 36 . >> back to 46 on thursday. saturday i have a 70% chance of rain, not showers, but rain, 47 degrees on saturday, 46 degrees on sunday. we could see a few showers on sunday and again during the day on monday as the developing storm system passes just off our coast bringing in cooler air. this weekend is definitely looking rather dreary but not talking rain and 30s this time, we're talking rain and 340s and we can do that. >> way to put a positive spin on it. >> make it snow kwl working on that too. >> all right. the national park service is starting annual deer call.

they will shut down abetween 5:0 p.m. and 4 a.m. sharp shooters will be used to cut the deer population in half from 40 deer per square miling to 20 per square mile by the end of the culling period. sports is next.

what is wrong? really struggling right now. >> they are. i got is it ask you, what do you

use an anvil for. >> to fashion metal. >> or if you are the road runner, you drop it off the cliff. >> oh, yeah, the acme tools. >> i'm asked doug in audio and he had no idea. so the caps are trying to find ways to get in sync in december for the classic on new year's da coach from canucks wants more push saying i'd rather be the hammer than the anvil. so there you go. let's go second period ward along the board trying to get the puck out to john carlosson second goal of the game for him. caps down by one. third period now. four

nice move scores, brookness his first goal since march 8th, tied alt three now. later in got canucks coming down the ice on a power play, daniel rockets one in, not much, canucks beat the caps 4-3. caps four losses in last five. >> i can say all the things, i think i'm saying the right things, i've been doing this a long tile, it's got to come from the room. got to drive from the room. out those doors and on the ice. whatever it is we need to figure it out. can't play from behind all the time, especially not as hockey team, can't play from behind and expect to win in the long term. >> second coach in d.c. to say the players got to go out and play. the coaches can only do so much.

>> they're not on the ice. >> yeah. not on the ice. jay gruden got a lot of flack for that. they still coach on game day but they got to prepare them and it's up to the players at the end of the day. the wizards welcoming in kobe bryant and this is not the same squad as we're used to, visiting wizards, one of the top teams in east, the difference this year for the wizards, they say they're finally playing like a team a lot of players give up being their go-to guy and they're focussing on different things. everybody on this team makes sacrifices. we want to just get a win. this is what counts at the end. >> everyone is here for the same thing at the end of the day we all twoonwant to win and get ba where we were last year and even further so we know what we have

to do is play the right way. >> keep playing with that chip on your shoulder. kevin durant making his season debut, coming off a fractured right foot, doesn't look very rusty, led with 27 points in only 30 minutes. unfortunately the thunder fell 112-104 to the pep cans. pelicans. >> pay him whatever he wan. bring him home.

a mega yacht in miami caused major traffic delays after crashing into a draw bridge, 160-foot ship owned by rockstar was stuck there for 25 minutes before they got a tug boat in to pull it out. 15 people were on the boat but nobody was hurt. the yacht is currently for sale. the asking price just $21 million. >> with a big dent. >> a fixer upper. 50 led lights, 14 high-tech cameras and one 3d printer, that's what it took to create a replica of the president's face. we got a behind the scenes look at the process in the smiths sonia. a team captured every nook,

cranny and worry line on his forehead. got a lot more than he used to. the result is the first 3d presidential port rate now on display at the smithsonian castle. it's marvelous.

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