. now at 11:00, fireworks at the second republican debate. most of them from or directed at donald trump. >> the line that has a lot of you talking tonight from carly fiorina responding to trump's comments about her looks.

>> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> candidates wrapping it up now, we'll tell you who else made a splash tonight. a virginia family's devastating loss, what was taken from them in a drunk driving crash. a massive earthquake. we go live to chris lawrence with the weather on the desk. >> and in the building in chile, buildings were swaying and people running into streets to prevent ceilings from coming on top of them. and hawaii has been issued a tsunami watch and southern california. and this shows you off the coast of chile 150 miles off the capital of santiago. and hitting where one coastal city, 95% lost electrical power and advocated just before it hit

the coastline. the aftershocks still rattling parts of the country. several deaths have been reported as far away as new zealand, people are warning people to stay off the beaches and out of the water. they're not expecting a major tsunami but if one has been generated the first would hit hawaii at 3:00 in the morning and california a couple hours later. thank you. 11 candidates on one stage all vying for the spotlight and their share of screen time in a three hour debate. >> there were some testy exchanges and fireworks and moments where candidates tried to cut through the reality show. tonight. nbc's jay gray reports from the reagan library in california. >> as far as temperament, i think i have a great temperament. i built a phenomenal -- >> i think mr. trump is a wonderful entertainer and been terrific at that business.

>> i am far away greater as an enterta entertainer, as a businessman. that's the kind of mindset this country needs to bring it back. >> tonight, donald trump got most of the attention from the rest of the candidates from the start. >> you did not take -- >> more energy tonight, i like that. >> mr. trump, we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. >> true to form, the real estate mogul turned gop front-runner fired back. >> in wisconsin, you're losing 2$2.2 billion right now. i would do so much better than that. >> in this baston of republican history and home to one of its heroes, the ronald reagan presidential library, the candidates worked to tie theirselves to the legend and legacy. >> at a place that inspired not just my interest in public service but love for country. >> ronald reagan knew how to go big and go bold. >> he was a great one and i learned much from watching him. >> reporter: the debate did shift to the issues. >> if we don't seal the border

the rest of the stuff really doesn't matter. it does require securing the border no one disagrees with that. >> reporter: several of the candidates also taking swipes at president obama and potential president nominee, hilary clinton. >> of lying about benghazi, of lying about her e-mails, about lying about her servers. >> reporter: but this night was about the republicans. more than a dozen who want to be the next president. jay gray, nbc news, at the reagan presidential library. >> four more candidates are fighting to keep their campaigns alive and they debated earlier in the night. the tone was much more aggressive. here, there were several spats how to handle illegal immigration and over the actions of the kentucky court clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. but the strongest language may have been aimed at donald trump. >> donald trump is unfit to be president of the united states. >> let's stop treating donald trump like a republican. >> he's not a conservative.

he is not a liberal, not a democrat, not a republican, not an independent, he believes in donald trump. >> former governor virginia gilmore was the only candidate who did not take part in the republican debate. big night for politics continues on "the tonight show." democratic front-runner hilary clinton is on the jimmy fallon show tonight and you can see her interview on this newscast. a heavy police presence at an apartment complex just off east capitol street, reports of a shooting there. reporting video from the scene, live with the latest, shomari. >> reporter: good evening, i'm here at 4268 east capitol street northeast. this is behind a building. this is a parking lot and there are detectives on the scene, crime scene investigators, they have their flashlight shining into a car right now. let's roll some video. people told me they heard several shots fired.

police arrived on scene and found the body of a man in a car, what d.c. police sources are telling me. we have no motive or suspects and right now police are gathering evidence talking to people in this community. you have crime scene investigators and evidence markers on the concrete. it is fairly early in this investigation. they have a lot of work to do. they will need tips and leads to make an rest. that's when they canvas the area talking to people trying to find those tips. if you have any information call d.c. police. live here i'm shomari stone. news4. >> thanks. new at 11:00, police say they have the man accused of shooting somebody on a metro bus last month. police arrested brown today. he is a caused of opening fire on august 21st. that shooting caused metro to briefly reroute bus is in the area and the detour canceled a day later. d.c. police are asking for a

lot of money to help combat crime. the mayor's office and chief kathy lanier outlined the plan asking millions of dollars to the crime lab and new body cameras and community outreach to help get people off the streets and into good paying jobs. >> we put in there about 6$6.8 million for two jobs programs that have proven to be effective and lead directly to employment for d.c. residents. >> chief lanier said tonight police are making progress against crime. she says officers have take an lot of guns off the streets, which is ha reduced the rate of shootings in recent weeks. new tonight, our first look at the woman killed in a drun driving crash in spotsylvania county. her family is grieving and also angry about the way she died. they said a shining light is now missing from their lives. >> when she walked into the room it was like the sun coming out. everyone instantly felt better.

that's how james sumpter described his 25-year-old sister, samantha. >> she was just the light of the world. especially for myself and for my family. >> reporter: her family's grief is compounded by the circumstances of the horrific crash that claimed her leaf sunday evening. a number of people had called 911 to report a car driving dangerously fast along rural brock road in fredericksburg. the passengers were hanging cartons or beer out of the window and yelling, witnesses said. the volvo struck two vehicles, one man bailed out and ran and two others changed seats. sheriff's deputies were trying to catch up but the volvo continued and hit head on with the vehicle driven by sammantha sumter. his father received the call his daughter, who wrote poetry and wanted to become a meteorologist did not survive. >> any time you carelessly,

callously take the life of not just anybody, someone so special and angelic, almost not of this world, every means of the law needs to come your way. they should not be spared. i'll try to forgive some day and our reverend came in here and told us to do that. it's hard. >> reporter: the two men in the volvo, both in their 30s remain hospitalized, one charged with dui and more charges pending. investigators have been able to locate the third man who bailed out in fredericksburg, jackie bensen, news4. staggering new numbers sh showing the dangerous effects synthetic drugs have. 71% of cases suspected did come back positive for synthetics. almost 4% of all ems transports in the last five months have been related to synthetic drugs. you can learn more how the government is tackling the synthetic problem on our

washington app. it isn't just local. there was a huge bust in new york city today. drug enforcement agents hauled in 260,000 packets. that's about three times the number of packets confiscated here in d.c. two weeks ago. federal agents raided about 80 different businesses and arrested six people accused of importing the drugs from china. they face 20 years in prison if convicted. it will be easier for you to take uber or lyft home from the airport but it will cost you more. today, voting to allow ride sharing services to sit on airport property for pickup. it comes at a cost. companies have to pay a one time 5,0$5,000 fee and a $4 surcharg will be tacked on to each ride. uber says that's one of this highest sur charges in this country. >> it might dissuade some people. at that point, they might prefer to jump in a taxicab. >> cab drivers say it will level

the playing field at the airport and new changes set to take effective november 1st. tomorrow, general motors will be hit with a massive fine over a deadly problem it may have known about for years. it's a settlement over that faulty ignition switch issue that led to more than 100 dea deaths. sources say the fine will top a half billion dollars. prosecutors say the automaker knew about the problem for more than a decade. tomorrow, supporters of the pepco epsilon merger will urge d.c. leaders to accept the deal. last month the d.c. public service commission voted unanimously to reject that merger and said the companies didn't prove it would benefit the public. they argued a combined company would increase reliability and if they merge they would serve about 10 million customers. next at 11:00, inferno in california. wind fanning flames like a blowtorch. tonight, the death toll is cl b

climbing. president obama not the only one standing with ahmed. the offers pouring in for a teenager arrested at school. >> this pattern will be chan changing, plus watching something else that could affect the pope's vis

right now in northern california, we're getting an up close look at the so-called valley fire. take a look. it remains a volatile force tonight now about 30% contained and now spread to more than 70,000 acres. officials announced today, two bodies were found in their homes. both men refused to fundamental

a mandatory evacuation order. that fire has destroyed close to 600 homes so far. another developing story tonight, the utah national guard, along with an elite search and rescue team searching for a missing boy swept along with flash floods along the arizona border. he is the last person still missing. 12 people have now been confi confirmed dead after a wall of water hit those vehicles. flashfloods also killed at least four people in nearby zion national park. the teenager from texas who was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school plans to transfer to another school. tonight, he's getting an awful lot of support. 14-year-old ahmed mohammed made the announcement during a news conference late this afternoon. the teen's story went viral on social media today. i stand with ahmed was trending all day on facebook. president obama extended an

invitation to the white house. and mark zuckerberg invited him and twitter offered him an internship and they confused the clock for a bomb. >> i built the clock to impress my teacher but when i showed it to her she shothought it was a threat to her. so it was really sad that she took the wrong impression of it. >> mohammed was searched and arrested in the hallway in school on monday. since the clock was just a clock the ninth grader won't face charges and still is suspended until thursday. pope frances arrives in the district thursday and says he's looking forward to his weekly trip and he's anticipating his visits to cuba and the united states with quote great hope. pope frances leaves for cuba saturday. just after he meets with members of congress he will head

downtown to visit catholic charities here and it may be the most intimate and personal part of his trip. chris lawrence on what the pope can expect to see here. >> reporter: it's easy to look at a line like this and just think homeless people. >> you mind talking to us? no. >> reporter: getting to know them isn't easy. >> can you talk to us? >> reporter: hard but not impossible. >> i've been homeless off and on a couple years. >> reporter: scott morgan came for the st. maria meal the same one pope frances will share next wednesday, the smallest stop on his trip. >> maybe the most important because he actually gets to interact with people currently on the streets struggling. >> reporter: people looking for something to sustain not just their bodies but their souls. >> they're hoping to hear words of encouragement. a lot of people need in tournament. >> which one did you make, red or green? >> excited now. >> he will be here to bless this chapel right here.

>> reporter: not just that a pope is coming but this pope. >> reporter: what makes this different? >> pope frances seems to want to live the message. seems to want to be often in the company of those vulnerable. >> reporter: the pontiff will sit and talk to the homeless. >> what would i say to the holy father? thank you for addressing the refug refugees. >> reporter: scott morgan has been watching what's happening in hungary and appreciates the pope challenging them to help them. >> like he encourages the diocese to adopt a refugee family in europe. >> reporter: if he gets an audience with pope frances, he'll say thank you. >> also, welcome to the u.s. >> i for one hope scott gets a chance to do just that. the pope is going to be there on thursday afternoon. the big difference between the regular meal and this one, not going to be made by the volunteers. the secret service has pretty strict rules and because of

that, it will be one of the vetted catholic agencies cooking the food. >> thank you. we have all kinds of information to help you prepareçzofs the pope's visit next week including metro's plans and map of street closures on our nbc washington app. >> if we can keep this beautiful weather going through the pope's visit, that will be wonderful. >> i unfortunately don't think that will happen. that's one fly in the ointment, i think we have possible rain right around the time the pope is making a visit here. fistoff right now, beautiful, it continues to be. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour. the rest of the area, 63, gaithersburg, 59, 59 in culpeper and we're about 5 degrees warmer tonight than last night. i think that will be the case. still will be a cool night but not quite as cool. storm team radar is dry. we need the rain. there is a storm to the south in florida, not not making its way here and high level cloudiness

and for the most part not looking at storminess all has to do with this dominant area of high pressure and jet stream p dipping to the south and bringing much needed rain to california and to the great lakes. for us not seeing any of it. we need the rain. we are now well over 3 inches below average. that is just since august 1st. we need to see some rain. it will not come this weekend. i'll show you when it does. low temperatures tomorrow morning. 53, gaithersburg, 55 in fredericksburg. you may wake up and need jackets a little early. as the sun comes up, sunglasses and short sleeves. no problem by lunchtime or afternoon recess for kids. high at the poitemperatures tom in fredericksburg and d.c. temperature as little warmer than they were during the day today. same deal during the day on friday. we get to 86 on friday, 88 on saturday and that pretty much

ends this beautiful stretch. sunday looks pretty good, 80 degrees but that comes with a front, falling temperatures in the afternoon and breezy conditions in this afternoon. that's what i'm watching as the pope makes his way in. 77 on monday and temperatures only in the 70s on tuesday and wednesday and could see a chance of shower activity. i'm watching an area of high pressure move off a dominant high and low pressure brings in a northeasterly wind and it could be rather cloudy or cool and could see drizzle and showers, again, way too far out to tell what's happening but we will continue to keep our eye on at news4. something we will continue to watch but for right now, watch that, all you need to know, thursday, friday, saturday, looking great. >> next tuesday is a long way off. >> big-time. >> up next, bryce harper powering the nats to another win as he

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four in a row now. >> yeah. good job by nationals. if they could have won 2 out of 3 from the mets in town -- >> they could have been a contender. >> different story now. >> the pressure is off and nats are playing great baseball in playing against phillies and finished off a three game sweep and bryce harper continues to make his case for the mvp award. the 22-year-old hit his 40 home run for the season. cheesesteaks about the only good

thing for philly fans at the ballpark. the game is tied at 2. anthony rendon with a shot here. lobbyton would score here and getting hung up between third and home here. gets caught in a run down here and eventually get tagged out. nationals up 3-2. top of the sixth now. 4-2 lead, jayson werth, his second homer of the game, he has four in this series, 10 home n runs on the season. nationals lead it 5-2. top of the seventh, here's bryce harper with a man on. that is home run number 40 on the year. nats get 16 hits tonight and go on to sweep the phillies by a final score of 12-2. earmuffs, kids. the os did not look good tonight. taking on red sox, boston, top of the third. mike wright pitching, dustin

pedroia sending that out of the park. red sox 4-1 lead. different pitching, same result, ped destroy, this a three-run shot now a 9-0 lead, boston, they go onto win by final score of 10-1. baltimore is three games und under .500. over to the redskins now, a lot of people very upset the team released kicker kai forbath on monday, the most accurate kicker in history. head coach jay gruden said forbath was not made the scapegoat for the loss from miami. they had a new kicker in the locker room after parting ways with forbath. he was drafted by the bills in 2013 and spent the past season with saints and waived during final cuts. while waiting for a call from another team, hopkins had to practice his kicking skills at a public park in new orleans. >> my wife was helping me hold.

she was holding for me. the fence -- one day, i was running behind the fence to get the balls. the other day, they had locked this e fence for some reason so some of the construction workers were helping me retrieve them or joggers with a dog were helping me at one point. they were probably just liq, what's this guy doing out here, you know. >> it's a tough life being an nfl kicker. nfl kicker. >> a group effort getting him

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