right now at 11, killed near the playground. police react to a man killed bee the montgomery park. and a settlement just

announced with the victim's fam sflichlts. a self-proclaimed psychic accused of bilking thousands of dollars from visitors and her maryland home. it happened just steps from where families take their kids to play after school. police tell us several shots rang out at edgewood neighborhood park around 4:45 this afternoon. shomari stone with new reactions from neighbors tonight. shomari. >> reporter: good evening. police are searching for the shooter. i talked to lot of people in this community of silver spring. they are concerned because after school they walk their kids down the sidewalk and walk the street for their kids to get on the slide and play at that playground. they're upset it happened. >> it makes me feel unsafe.

>> reporter: she won't allow her daughter to play at the park. >> if we would have came we could have ended up getting shot ourselves. >> reporter: someone shot a 22-year-old man near this playground at 4:45 this evening in the briggs cheney area. a woman said she heard at least four shots. >> i don't want to take my kids there anymore. >> reporter: police searched in the woods and brought out can e canines and looking for a the shooter. >> they are collecting evidence and trying to determine what happened. >> it makes me feel concerned. >> reporter: saying the neighborhood has become more violent. >> it has been a safe neighborhood until the past few years. >> i live right down the street from that. i don't want to live an area that is going on. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the man who was killed and in the process of notifying his relatives. if you have information about this shooting you're urged to call the montgomery county police department. keep in mind you can also call

detectives anonymously. live in silver spring, i'm shomari stone, news4. new at 11, a high school teacher in our area has been busted for prostitution and solicitation of a minor. richard kemp is a teacher at a high school and investigators are looking at several cases involving the teacher. a letter went home that said a long term substitute teacher will take over his classes until further notice and providing counselors to talk with the students. >> we watched him being gunned down as he was running away from a police officer and now the city has agreed to give scott's family is.5 million. scott was pulled over for a busted taillight back in april. a bystander shot cell phone

video of him running away from his car and officer michael schrager shooting him in the back. officer schrager told investigators scott tried to shoot him with his gun and now facing murder charges. >> they said they will use the money for their kids and also for the relief victims in south carolina. get ready for big changes coming our way tomorrow. we're talking more than just rain. steam 4 meteorologist, veronica johnson. >> we've had dry weather the last couple of days. it's been pretty nice. now, it will be a little rocky. not only are we expecting clouds and showers, also thunderstorms. it could get a little nasty for a time period tomorrow. the main threat for storms coming rolling through that area are high winds and brief heavy

rain. i'll give you the timing of it all in a couple minutes. it has changed from what we were forecasting earlier today. there's new information in and you have to see it as well. a look at our weekend all next. >> we'll stay with you. schools in and around fort need will be open again tomorrow. now that a carjack is in custody. from yuld donte crashed a car here and managed to get inside the base and avoid police for 13 hours by hiding in a storm drain. the incident began last night when police tried to pull over the stolen car. small was driving. police said small led them on a 5 mile chase before he crashed. a self-proclaimed psychic is accused of ripping people in rockville off and now police are looking for other victims. shance bell also known as

psychic gina got 77,0$77,000 ov one woman over five months and said a curse had been placed on her unless she gave cash and gift cards for a spiritual cleanse. she went on the run after the woman became suspicious. soon, there won't be nobody left. >> raw emotion from a mother whose son was killed in alexandra. darcy spencer was there with dozens gathered to honor william's life justins from whe -- just steps from where it ended. >> the mother of chip williams comforted at a vigil held at the place where he lost his life. >> i wish and pray to god everybody can just lose -- take every gun they've got and let it

go. let it go. stop killing each other. soon, there ain't going to be nobody left. >> reporter: the 37-year-old man was the father of two young children. he was shot here in alexandria. the motive still unclear. >> send your healing touch tonight lord god. >> dozens of people turned out to remember, pray, and shed tears. >> in the name of jesus. >> reporter: while he didn't live in this area, he grew up in this neighborhood and why so many people turned out for this vigil. >> he was a 70ly guy that knows everybody. he knows everybody. he's friends with everyone. >> he was like a son to me. he stayed with us, practically all my places i've been at. he was like one of my boys. >> reporter: they're collecting donations and have set up a website to raise money to give him a proper burial. his mom said williams had served time in prison but had worked

everyday since he got out, for the last 10 years. she says he was a good guy. >> i can't get mad, i've just got to leave it in god's hands. >> reporter: in alexandra, darcy spencer, news4. news for your health outl o northern virginia tonight. fairfax county is warning people who may have been exposed to the measles virus. so far only one confirmed case. an infected child treated at the fairfax medical campus. the child is no longer contagious and we know the child received the first of two mmr vaccines but takes two vaccines to be fully protected. >> although this child was age appropriately vaccinated we want to make sure everyone reviews their papers to make sure they have had two doses. >> measles is spread through coughing and contact with

infected person. for a list of places this young person visited while contagious, you can search measles. tonight, one-half of congress is in chaos and house republicans are scrambling to find someone to lead them coming after kevin mccarthy's shocking decision to pull his name out of the running for speaker. chris lawrence, following developme developments. >> at this point, someone is quickly turning into any. we learned several top republicans have been imploring representative paul ryan to do it. so far he stands by his statement he doesn't want the job. >> i haven't changed anything and i'm just got nothing to add right now. look, i've got nothing to add. >> ryan wants to overhaul the tax code and already running the committee in charge of that. the speaker's job would force him to spend even more time in d.c. while his wife and kids are back home in wisconsin. that means speaker john boehner,

a man who quit a couple weeks ago and done by halloween, may have to stay on the job. two other republicans say they want to be speaker. so far neither has the 218 votes they need. the federal government hits its borrowing limit the first week in november. mr. boehner may stay on long enough whether or not to raise that debt ceiling. >> thank you. tomorrow, president obama will travel to roseburg, oregon to visit umpqua community college. the president will meet with family members of the nine people killed there. he'll meet with city leaders, too. earlier this week a conservative newspaper in the town said the president was not welcome because he was using the tragedy to call for gun control. the mayor says he wants the president to be a hapart of the healing process. today, senate democrats revealed a series of gun reform controls. they include expanding the background database for gun purchases, closing loopholes and

stemming the tide of illegal gun purchases. both virginia senators support the measure and say it's personal. >> for all the people who said, what are you guys going to do for my daughters, have said, what am i going to do, i'm going to support this legislation. >> this should be so easy. the measure republic overwhe overwhelmingly supports background records checks. >> the proposal also calls for domestic abuse others to be banned from buying guns. to a story tom sherwood broke on twitter. the white house nominated a new u.s. attorney for d.c. and a district native. channing phillips is a veteran justice department official worked for eric holder and loretta lynch. acing u.s. attorney will step down next week and if approved he will take over the largest in

the country. metro is looking for something, anything it can do to keep from losing riders. that may be something close to a satisfaction guarantee, how it might put money in your pocket. construction in any of the districts can put bottle next on the roads. tonight, we learn how one crew working on a bottleneck are planning to keep it to a

gl glenelg. back here at the live desk, the country's top transportation

official just put the brakes on plan to prop up federal oversight of metro. anthony cox favors plan that would focus plans to reform state oversight of metro. last night we told you the federal transportation system for monitoring metro have been ineffe ineffective. the ntsb wanted to transfer it to the federal but looks like that won't happen. meanwhile, you could tap in 0 the metro poor service. they fully admit service problems and other issues are driving riders away. they're looking for ways to stem the tide. one idea discussed today was raising and lowering the cost of trips based on the level of service. some riders we spoke to tonight are very frustrated with all the problems on the tracks. >> my first day at work on june 1st, the ac was off and there was a delay.

it smelled like a gym locker. >> another idea metro is considering is keeping off peak fares at a steady price instead of keeping the price based on how far you travel. metro is losing millions of dollars in revenue every month because of about 40,000 fewer trips per day and looking for ways to lure riders back and avoid raising the fares. u.s. airman spencer stone is in stable condition after undergoing two hours of surgery. he is one of three americans credited with stopping a terror attack on a french commuter train in august. last night he was stabbed out side a bar in sacramento. police say a fight led to the stabbing and alcohol was likely a factor. >> this incident is not related to terrorism in any way. we do not believe in any way -- we know it's not related to what occurred in france.

>> investigators are searching for two men who fled the scene. stone's doctor said even though he sustained some serious injuries, he is expected to recover. take a look at this video, a school bus driver lost her job after losing control behind the wheel. she made a hard left turn there without her seatbelt fastened. she lost her grip on the wheel and there she guess, completely fell out of her seat. the bus slammed into two cars near that house and luckily no children were involved. the driver did suffer a few injuries. her private and commercial driver's licenses have now been revo revoked. learning more about a huge rehab project on the bridge that should start in the spring. adam tuss took us under and inside that bridge to show us the places in need of repair. the bridge opened 92 years ago. it carries about 60,000 cars across the potomac between georgetown and arlington

everyday. torsi transportation officials say the work will make the bridge stronger and saver and should not require any full-time lane closures. >> that's good. >> always good. >> that can be a traffic mess over there. >> nightmare. >> we have big changes coming tomorrow, huh? >> that, we do. first, we will see temperatures drop, first a little built of rain for the area and we will talk about the timing with that and what else we could get with the rain. first, let's talk about first thing out the door tomorrow morning what you need to wear and with the kids, too. you can get by with short sleeves. you won't need a jacket or sunglasses with clouds coming in. you can get by with short sleeves or shorts or skirt. make sure you take the umbrella or pack the umbrella for the kids. it will start dry and turn wet by tomorrow afternoon. there's a look at your morning and the afternoon.

wet roads, dry and cool early. 62 the temperature and then 82. it gets a little warm during the late afternoon. storm looking a little later, instead of 3:00 and 4:00 in leesburg, i think around 4:00, 5 5:00, moving in most of the storms and around 7:00, 8:00 on top of us. quickly, it's out of here. once we get on the other side of sunset it will lose energy and not much in the area of wide rain. maybe a tenth to quarter inch of rainfall. there's the clouds starting to clear by 7:00 a.m. saturday. we start getting into the sunshine and that's what i liked earlier, looks like clouds and rain may hold through saturday morning but now they're not. gusts up 25 to maybe 35 miles an hour with storms coming through and while area-wide, here's the sweet spot, notice the yellow the other side of i-95,

fredericksburg and warrenton. storms could be a little gusty through the afternoon. moving fast what i like, try to get exercise early around lunchtime to 1:00, 2:00, 3:00. plenty warm. even a touch humid tomorrow and we dry out quickly. these are not low temperatures, highs for saturday. 63 in d.c. and even breezy at times for saturday afternoon. winds will quickly drop eventfh sunday. not too windy. you can still get decorating done and maybe even painting. you have the green light for anything you want to do this weekend. 65 on saturday, 70 degrees sunday, as we get into the early part of next week. not any big systems headed our way. and all about the weekend and tomorrow, if there are any

changes to the forecast, we will have that early tomorrow morning. >> thanks, veronica. coming up, a cryptic message from maryland's football head coach amid reports he'll be fired. >> first, here's jimmy fallon.

big challenges for offense and defense for the redskins. >> the offense, they have two of

the top weapons. you have desean jackson limited in practice and jordan's concussion. meantime the defense has their hands full. the road has not been too kind to jay gruden's redskins. since the coach arrived in town one win away from fedex. at the georgia dome looking for a win away. it could not being more challen challenging. third in the league, and while we all know about the spectacular play of wide receiver hull joe jones and quarterback matt ryan. falcons aren't just an early attack, also getting it done on the ground. running back devonta freeman leads the league and skins this year. they know may have to bring it and measure up. >> we're going against a team playing the best football in the league. they beat everybody in their

division. it will be tough, a good game to see, you know, where we stand as a team. >> we have to get matt ryan off his spot and rub julio and freeman have to make sure we stop it and not an easy job. our job is to make them one dimension so we can pin our ears back and get another book of sacks. >> maryland has a plan to fire randy ed zell head coach of maryland after this weekend's game. ed edsall saying he is only worried about tonight's job. says worrying is stupid. it's like walking around with an umbrella waiting for it to rain end quote. it will rain tomorrow. we begin with astros and

royals. astros, 2-0 lead. including this hit driving in mer ris nick, and up 3-0. down comes the rain and thunder and lightning. the grounds crew, no! >> oh! >> he'd be okay, but it was kind of fun to watch for a second. things did not go the royals way and they trail 5-2. he's fine, totally fine so we can make fun of them. david price looking to lead toronto to victory. 2-1, rangers lead. pitches to torino. high and deep to left and it is gone. valiant effort by ben revere but it is out of here. jays would rally and cut the lead to one and in top of the second, going to add insurance. one run job and it does the job.

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