now at 11:00, a senseless act of rage. we're getting new reaction of a family in a hit-and-run victim in new information from police. plus that salmonella scare goes national. d.c.'s fig & olive not the only

one under investigation. >> reporter: in just matter of hours, the pope takes off for philly tonight. he has a request for new yorkers at madison square garden. >> we begin in the storm center, looking at rain across portions of the area. not everybody has seen the rain today. we did see some in d.c. and portions of fairfax, lou loudoun county and prince george's county and fredericksburg and leonardtown. d.c. to the north, no rain and the rain continuing, quantico, leonardtown and towards culpeper. in these areas, expect more rain tonight. the entire storm system conti e continues to move in. notice, look at this line here. north of that line is nothing south of it. a lot of people getting rather wet. we talk about where this line goes and how north the rain gets

in my forecast. >> thanks. the montgomery county police just sent us an update on the deadly hit-and-run crash in clarksburg. they're still not saying whether or not the driver intentionally ran down the victim who died but saying it didn't have to happen. jackie with the latest. >> reporter: chris, this was horrific. police tonight tell us they are now investigating the possibility that the victim, identified to us by his family as william mcdaniels, 21, and the driver of the car that hit him, may have known each other. news4 received a statement tonight that says the mcdaniel family requests privacy as they understand the tragic events that occurred this afternoon. their son william was taken from them in a senseless act of rage that need not have happened. neighbors said they saw what appeared to be a heated argument between two men, one on foot walking a german shepherd and

the other in a car around sweet spire around 2:30 p.m. >> i saw two men and one man arguing and cursing at the other man very loud. >> reporter: one woman who did not want to appear on camera tells us what the eyewitness said the driver did after the argument. >> one man was walking a dog, a german shepherd and said the gentleman got in his car on little seneca and came back around and just ran the guy over. >> reporter: these are images of the dog, roxy, that survived the impact that killed mcdaniel. detectives checked damage to the car about three miles away. >> police tell us this is still a very active investigation at this point. live in clarksburg, jackie bensen, news4. >> thanks.

the salmonella at fig & olive is bigger than it seems and they're spark agnew investigation. tonight, the l.a. department is looking at 20 cases in west hollywood and as many as 150 people in d.c. got sick after eating at the restaurant in city center. not clear if there are any cases in new york but an attorney who represents two people who got sick in d.c. says this is unusual. >> i've never seen an outbreak where you have one restaurant chain having illnesses, you know, a continent apart. >> fig & olive released a statement saying we are confident we have adequately addressed the situation. we remain committed to delivering the highest quality of food and excellence and preparation and service that have become the hallmark of the fig & olive brand. one of the country's most iconic sports arenas. we rarely have ever seen it like

this. madison square garden decked out like a cathedral with nearly 20,000 people celebrating mass with pope francis. jim, some memorable moments. >> reporter: chris, finally, he is tucked in and resting now after a grueling and emotional day. his nonstop schedule could tire out an olympic athlete. this pope seems to feed o the love in this big apple. tonight, a big finish, mass in the garden. >> every single day we pray for and in union with francis r. pope, and now here you are. [ applause ] >> it is clear how much we welcome you, how much we love you, how much we need you, how

much we thank you for your visit. >> the applause at one point went on for two straight minutes during mass before almost 20 tho,000 cathol catholics, pope francis praised big cities for their diversity and culture but also warned they can make people feel like they don't belong, shunning them. in his homily in spanish, the pope cited children who go without schooling, the homeless and forgotten elderly. he entered the arena in a golf cart circling the floor and blessing people along the way. he left smiling asking something we're now used to hearing from this pope. >> please, i ask you don't forget to pray for me. [ applause ] >> reporter: now, the pope has called it a day now. he is resting up for philadelphia tomorrow. but now he can say by fiat, helicopter and popemobile, he

has done new york city and made some history along the way. we're live at rockefeller plaza, jim handly, news4. >> thanks, jim. jim said it's only about 10 hours away from philadelphia. he will find the largest crowds yet. there could be up to 2 million attending mass on sunday. that poses a huge challenge for police in philly who have never dealt with an event like this before. >> we're planning pretty much from scratch taking into account everything that needs to be considered when trying to protect an individual that high a profile. >> our eun yang is in philadelphia for the weekend. you can wake up live with her starting at 6:00 and get reports throughout the weekend. >>. ♪ zippy ta-da zippity aye, my oh my what

was stepping down to avoid a messy fight in the house. >> this prolonged leadership turmoil would do irreparable harm to the institution. >> it remains to be seen who will succeed him but the speaker endorsed representative kevin mccarthy from california. president obama called mr. boehner a good man and a protester. new at 11:00, the celebration at the white house is starting to wind down right now. president obama and first lady, michelle obama, hosted a state dinner tonight for the president of china and his wife and served

maine lobster and nuances of chinese flavor. they had a singer, whose father is of african-american and chinese descent. tonight, the first lady's dress is one of the hot topics on twitter and it was by vera wang and president obama gave the dress and his wife a thumbs up. >> you metro just announced a new plan after a fire near the armory station. there's only enough power for one train to pass at a time and caused several backups during rush hour this week. to prevent it, metro will run the orange and silver line trains every 8 minutes during rush hour instead of 6 and try to ease crowding but says it will take six months to replace the transformers. kids and guns don't belong

anywhere near each other. that's what parents will argue tomorrow morning in mcclain when they protest a new gun store next to an elementary school. nova firearms is moving from elm street to old cham bridge road, right next to franklin sherman elementary school. a couple months ago arlington residents stopped the gun store from expanding into the cher cherridale neighborhood. they're asking people to visit the store to prove it belongs in that community and said most of its customers are police officers and parents will protest tomorrow morning at 11:00. maryland football on the road in west virginia this weekend. the group that will consider renaming the terps stadiums is about to have its first meeting. they will have the first meeting on monday to consider changing the name of byrd stadium. it was named after curly byrd some call a racist and segregati segregationist. a final report to the university president is due in december.

next, investigationing a credit card breach. you could be affected even if you didn't book a room. in prince george's county. >> why me? why is all this happening to me? >> reporter: a woman lost her home and her husband on the same day. i'll tell you the one thing she says she's thankful for coming pup. it's not going to happen again for nearly 20 years, what you need to know about this weekend's super moon lunar eclipse. we continue to follow breaking news. there is a traffic mess on the inner loop of the beltway right now. it's jammed from the virginia line to about the 270 pur. we're told a state trooper st stopped to help another driver when the third career ended that trooper. good thing is there are no serious injuries. you want to stay well clear

this was one of the most moving scenes of the day. the pope silently placed a single white rose at the place where the twin towers fell and spoke with family members and took part in an intersta statfa prayer service at the 9/11 museum and says this is the site of generosity and service. a woman facing life without her husband. that struggle got even tougher last week when a fire gutted her home during her husband's funeral. only on news4 tonight, darcy spencer went back to that house where the family is still trying to salvage whatever they can.

>> reporter: she walks into the burned out shell that until last saturday she called home. >> up the stair rail. >> reporter: that's what she learned from fire investigators. she wasn't here when it happened. she was at her husband's funeral at what would have been her husband's 60th birthday. >> still, i have a lot to be thankful for. it could have been all of us trapped in here. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows how quickly the springdale house was consumed by flames. investigators later determined it was local in nature. wilson says virtually nothing could be salvaged from the home she shared with her husband of 38 years, all damaged by fire, smoke and water. >> it's like a total come inside of the heart, like a hole inside. i'm like, why me?

why is all this happening to me? everything is soaked. >> reporter: she goes through a few documents and photos, one from president obama's inauguration and some items still scattered in the yard like this mother's day card signed your loving husband. >> i won't get any more of these anymore. >> reporter: one neighbor started a donation site to help the family through this loss. if you're interested helping this family get back on their feet, go to our website at nbcwashington.com and search under wilson family fire. in springdale, darcy spencer, news4. >> there are so many generous people right here in our area. new at 11:00, a possible credit card breach at the hilton hotel. according to the security analyst, hackers may have compromised registers inside some gift shops and restaurants at hilton properties across the country. hilton hasn't confirmed it tonight but a spokesperson did release a statement saying hilton worldwide is strongly

committed to protecting our customers' credit card information. we take any issue very seriously and we are looking into this matter. sunday night, you will have a chance to see a super moon and a lunar eclipse. it is a rare combination that hasn't been seen since the 1980s and it's not going to happen again for nearly 20 years. take a look. a lunar eclipse happens when the moon is completely engulfed by the earth's shadow. only light refracted around this planet will fall on the moon's surface and give it a red glow. the moon will be at its closest approach to earth making it appear 14% larger. even better, look at that. all of this. it will last more than an hour and you will be able to see it practically anywhere in north or south america. we're in the shaded area and should have a good view of the eclipse starting at 9:00 as long as the weather holds out on sunday. doug, can you make it happen?

>> i got to tell you, man, i am so bumm emed out about this. you're right, the moon moves around the earth and all we need is clear skies. as we move through the weekend we're expecting clouds and shower activity. i have been so excited about this super moon eclipse and trying to go to south carolina where there would be a total eclipse there. if we do happen to see it, it won't be total here but a percentage of that but better to 60% in our area. down south total lunar eclipse, amazing, but most of the east coast is socked with these clouds where we are today. very upsetting. 67 degrees and winds at 8 miles an hour. temperatures on the cool side. not bad, 61 in fredericks and 67 in d.c. here's the radar. notice this. where's the line? yesterday, we told you

fredericksburg, len yaronardleo culpeper and north of this you didn't see rain at all. to the south, still raining in fredericksburg and leonardtown. it's not moving north, staying right there and continues to form the rain across the region. we will see this fluctuate a little bit but won't move back towards the north and may move towards the south as the area of low pressure moves south. that line extends from the atlantic all the way through our region, all the way back with the strong area of high pressure we talked about for weeks and town town -- down to the south. what's this low mean for us? a lot of cloud cover the next couple of days and you want to keep the umbrella handy. tomorrow afternoon 1:00, no rain on the radar on this computer model. we are sitting in the clouds and

could see a few sprinkles tomorrow. same day on sunday. not calling for a washout at all. i do think we can get the games in if you have a child's game, maybe t-ball, soccer, football game, i think the games will be okay. we will see cloud cover and cool conditions, take the umbrella with you. d.c. to the north, high chance of fredericksburg and leonardtown towards culpeper and tore towards the south and richmond and virginia beach area. what to wear tomorrow? not the sunglasses or shorts, the jacket and long pants and umbrella. this will be very much like fall weather across our region moving into today, tomorrow, sunday and monday. we're not calling for a bigger than 40% chance. 72 in the city tomorrow, 70 degrees on your sunday. monday, still a chance for shower activity. that may be the best day as we're looking at that. next tuesday and wednesday,

couple of nice days before we see another front move through and that one could bring in the coolest air we see so far this season. we'll be watching out for that. i got to tell you -- >> you love this stuff, too. i know it had to be disappoi disappointing. >> to see that lunar eclipse and we have to wait another 20 years. >> i think people will still go out there and try. the night spoiled for the nats and up in boston, red sox save the best for last against the os. jason is up next. first, here's jimmie. thanks, guys, brand new show tonight. olivia wild is my

i came over to my desk today-doug came over to my desk today shaking his head, i don't know what to say. >> one of those nights. the season isn't officially over but almost over for the nationals. we learned nationals closer jonathan papelbon was suspended three games by major league baseball for throwing at the head of manny mu chchatto. he didn't because they routed the nationals. a good looking bobblehead. no repeat performance, top of te third, bases loaded.

gets this one in the center. michael a. taylor. a little too aggressive there and that would prove costly. all three on bases score and this is an inside the park grand slam, first in the majors since 1999, the phillies, they're up 4-1. a rough night for the nats literally. ruff, roughing up in the fifth, phillies win this 8-2. mets bead the reds and the magic number to clench the division is now down to one. orioles visiting red sox. former orioles pitcher on the mound a complete shutout in the ninth. to khris davis. looks like it comes to an end here. watch milky betts. he has other ideas, robbing a two-run homer. look at the reaction of everyone

around him. there's a police officer going nuts. watch this one. the teammates going wild. >> not exactly impartial. >> it's okay. red sox blanked the os, final score, 7-0. m . deangelo hall is out three to four weeks with a toe injury and sean leval has sprained his left ankle according to coach gruden. friday night college football, charlottesville, uva hosting boise state. broncos. start with the ball on the first play, matt johns gets hit and throws an interception here to justin. gets it to the end zone, broncos go up a touchdown early but he would rebound. later on in the quarter h e s w slows one up to t.j. thorpe and thorpe does the rest. this a 75-yard touchdown.

he had two trd touchdowns in th game and threw three interceptions and gets benched in the third quarter. boise state led by this guy, nephew of super bowl winning quarterback, mark rypien, can't mess that one up. the 30 yard touchdown, virginia trailing 56-14 in the fourth quarter. that game has gone final, 56-14, boise state really good, boise state really good, virginia not the too

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♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- olivia wilde. fred savage. musical guest walk the mn.