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psychologically i'm not going to- - >> another blow to fantasy sports site. draftkings and fanduel, raking in millions but no question whether it's legal. >> and lamar odom on life support, 911 calls from a nevada brothel, what officers found. >> good evening, we begin tonight with shock over the brutal and random attack on a woman inside her d.c. home. >> a man knocked on her door, forced his way inside then sexually assaulted her and robbed her. >> it all happened near 18th and a streets in southeast d.c. between capitol hill and rfk stadium. it began with news of an arrest. >> reporter: it was a vicious violent attack and despite the fact there's been an arrest, people in this neighborhood are absolutely unnerved by this. the 1800 blck of a street

southeast has the appeal of being a few feet from a metro station and short walk to capitol hill. residents of the tidy block of townhouses were horrified to learn yesterday afternoon, man somehow gained access to a small apartment building and tricked a resident into opening her door and attacked her. >> i spent the last 24 hours on the phone with the police asking how does this happen? this is a safe block and there have been problems in the past but this is rape. >> the commissioner for the area urges new and long-time residents to get into the public safety communications loop so they know what's happening around them. >> i highly encourage everybody to reach out to their commissioners, and say, please, if you hear something, let me know. at the same time, reach out to apd. they have a great list serve and one of the ways i found out about it for the press release. >> we know very little about the man who was arrested except he is in custody in maryland and

has to be extradited to the district. meanwhile we're keeping a close eye on the water main repair s near nih. all stothe northbound lanes are back open. crews are making repairs on the southbouid be done in time for the morning commute. you will get an alert the minute the lanes are open if you download the washington app. it starts at 4:26 a.m. on "news4 today" for updates. fantasy sports sites just had their best week ever but now comes word federal agents are investigating whether they're even legal. f fanduel and draftkings just took in record entry fees this past week. the "wall street journal" reports fbi agents have been contacting draftkings employees

looking for inside information on the company. the journal says it's in the early stages with an ongoing department of justice inquiry. the company is taking in hundreds of millions of dollars and customers pick virtual teams and decide how they will worm. and it also includes our sister company, comcast ventures. turning to the presidential race now, donald trump paid a visit to virginia tonight for a campaign rally at the richmond raceway complex. more than 5,000 people showed up. the gop front-runner speaking off-the-cuff as usual reacted to last night's democratic debate and compared to it the recent republican contest. >> in my debate, they said, mr. trump, what do you think of this that the man next to you said and they go to him and said, donald trump called you a horrible human being, how do you respond? it was like a reality television show. whereas last night, they'd ask a

question, they get an answer. >> today, trump told nbc's katie tour, there were certain things he did during the campaign that he would do differently if he cou today. wh for specifics, though, trump said he didn't want to focus on the negative. >> last night's debate, hilary clinton and bernie sanders are on the stump looking for more support. clinton stayed in las vegas and won the endorsement of the international union of painters and allied trades tonight. she told the audience she's looking forward to spreading her message across the country. sanders was in los angeles and said his rural background will help him build a coalition to fight gun violence. >> i can put together the kind of consensus needed in this country where people are not merely shouting at each other. >> i do want to continue to put forth my policies, my plan, my vision for the country. >> sanders also taped and appearance for the ellen

degeneres show. you will be able to see it tomorrow. another cool night out there tonight. below 50 in the suburbs but, doug, nothing compared to what we will see in a couple of days. >> it's really not. tempatures cool outside and temperatures already in the 40s in many locations. by the weekend, temperatures in the 30s. 46 in frederick and gaithersburg and 49 to culpeper and 46 at manassas. we have cooled as we move through the rest of the evening hours. nice weather today and tomorrow. back int the 60s. even on friday, we're still in the 60s. here comes the cold air. look at the numbers here. 56 in d.c., 54 in new york, only 48 in boston, turning a lot c l cooler towards the weekend. these are the daytime high temperatures. the lows, i think we see the first frost or low of the season in just a minute. parents in germantown want your help tonight finding the driver who hit their teenage

son, then took off. adi alvarez was struck riding his bike to seneca valley high school last week. darcy spencer is live now at the intersection where it all happened. she spoke to the family tonight. darcy. >> reporter: jim, this is the, it is a busy intersection and sometimes very dangerous. he is recovering and this sent him to the emergency room. his message to drivers is to slow down and pay attention. >> adi alvarez has a cast and splint on his sprained ankle. he's using crutches to get around after a biking accident. >> here's my bike. >> reporter: but it wasn't his fault. he was knocked down by a hit-and-run driver. >> there's the wheel, broken beyond repair. that's what happens when you get run over by a car on a bike. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is a ninth grader at seneca valley

high school riding his bicycle last week at 7:30 in the morning when he was struck crossing seneca highway in germantown. >> they should be patient and vigilant and not rush and nothing is that important to run a kid over. >> reporter: he said he was in the crosswalk and had the right of way when he was hit by a woman driving a white minivan. >> i really could describe it as shock. >> he could have been killed. >> reporter: his dad wants more patrols and perhaps a crossing guard and cameras that record 24/7. >> everybody is rushing for work and don't yield to pedestrians. >> reporter: the family is ho hoping witnesses come forward and says this experience has changed him. >> i'm not going to cross a crosswalk with a bike when it's that dark at that time for any reason, i'm not going to do it. >> reporter: you're looking at just one of the flyers that has been posted in this neighborhood by the family. they are desperate to find

witnesses to this incident and bring justice for their son. any with information about this incident or may know who that driver was, you are asked to call montgomery county police. we are live in germantown, darcy spencer, news4. he rushed toward a suicide bomber and risked his life to save others. he will receive the medal of honor. captain florent groberg went to walter high school and the university of maryland and he was escorting u.n. and afghan service members when a bomber came up and he rushed the bomber to get him away from the group. the bomber fell and his vest blew up and groberg lost part of his leg and suffered traumatic brain injury. four people were killed but 30 others survived because of his acti actions. he will receive the meadal of honor on november 12th at the

white house. a fire killed a 68-year-old woman and her 6-year-old grandson. flames took over and gutted the house early this morning. four people escaped but the fire killed zavixavien atkins and hi grandmother, bern miss washington. >> tried to save them and couldn't. tried to save them and couldn't get them out on in time. >> the cause is under investigation. it's believed to be electrical. relatives have set up a go fund me account to help the family cover expenses related to the blaze. to finds out more, search house fire on our nbc washington app. next at 11:00, saving children and putting pimps behind bars. virginia's role in this biggest human trafficking bust in u.s. history. >> lamar odom fighting for his life. signs of improvement tonight for the former nba and reality tv

star. listen up if you like to dine out. some well-known restaurant owners are doing away with tips. >> don't punish the restaurant owner, punish the restaurant. we will have two left lanes blocked both directions until 5:00 tomorrow morning for

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stop! >> the alexandra police department was just one of the agencies that carried out raids

like this one to recover victims of child sex agencies and operation cross-country. nearly 150 exploited children were taken out of the hands of criminals nationwide. it is the largest sex traff trafficking sting ever, since the program started in 2003, close to 5,000 children have been rescued from sexual predat predators. former nba and reality tv star, lamar odom, was using cocaine and sexual enhancers the day he checked into that legal brothel in nevada. that's one of the new details tonight we learned from the sheriff. the reverend jesse jackson is in nevada tonight and says odom is on life support but his doctors think he is improving. the hospital treating odom won't comment. there were several 911 calls from that brothel yesterday. >> they also informed dispatch he had used up to 10 tabs of

sexual performance enhancer supplements over the last three day period. >> odom's ex-wife, chloe kardashian and some of odom's childhood friends are now by his side in the hospital. toyota wants to virtually eliminate all of its gas powered evacuation. the auto. > -- the auto giant is betting hydrogen is the future and will stop selling gasoline cars by 2050. their goal is to sell 30,000 hydrogen cars in 35 years and will drastically reduce emissions. the prius is also available but they're not investing in all electric vehicles. this next story is of interest to those who like to ne out. some restaurants serving up meals and telling you not to leave a tip. it's an idea that's catching on. >> reporter: danny meyers

restaurant, some of the finest and most well-known in new york city are tossing out tipping no matter the waiter, no matter the service, the customer no longer has control. meyer made the announcement today. by eliminating tipping our employees who want to grow financially and professionally will be able to based on the merit of their work. it's fairly new but gaining traction with other big names in the business like the top chef star and nbc food correspondent. >> we've been tipping roughly since the civil war. why change that? >> it's a bad way of paying someone. don't punish the server, punish the restaurant, don't come. >> reporter: here's how it works, a typical check looks like this with a line for a tip. without gratuity restaurant owners charge a mark-up on the menu. in this case, 20%. that increase goes to the staff.

their hourly rate goes up. >> so far, no one's quit. >> reporter: the tip remodel is being rolled out slowly. right now, is there a handful of restaurants in eight states. what happens to service? >> it's a service-based industry. your compensation should reflect the level of service you're provi providing. >> reporter: even so, he sees the idea spreading. >> i think it should change industry-wide. i think eventually it will. >> reporter: not great for restaurant goers who like to control but at least paying bills will get a lot easier. stephanie gosk, new york. >> i still like to tip and i'd tip on top of that if it were really good service. >> a little extra cash? >> we all worked as servers. >> i didn't make that much -- >> i was saying you. >> it's different having it taken out of the customers hands. >> for sure, 100%. i tell you something that's not in anybody's hands.

>> what he's that? >> the change in the weather. nobody's applauding. a look at what's happening outside. another nice couple of days, thursday and friday looking pretty good, much colder air. look at that, nice evening. 61 degrees and 7 miles an hour winds. much warmer along the potomac towards the airport but most in the 50 and 60s. look at the allergy report. a lot of people suffering. grasses on the high side and mold on the high side. a lot of info on my twitter and facebook of people suffering but the rain will help with the cold. we don't have rain. it is dry. satellite radar. we saw a few showers and clouds and even a few showers that developed in portions of southern maryland. see it moving out. very very light. we won't see any today or tomorrow. look at the weather pattern from boise, idaho and to raleigh,

clear skies, but the jet stream moving right on down, that will allow another area of low pressure to come on down and allow the cold air to go all the way to the carolinas. it will be in the 50s not just here but to the raleigh area. temperatures cold, 54 degrees in d.c., 44 in winchester and 45 in manassas, and 46 in gaithersburg. some areas are already there. i don't think we will go too much lower. a little bit of a breeze. 7 to 8:00 a.m., temperature around 53 degrees for the bus stop tomorrow. if you needed it this morning you may need it. tomorrow afternoon, no problem, take it off, put it in the backpack. temperatures mild, 67 degrees during the afternoon. same thing on friday, really the same forecast for the most part. the impact you will be seeing from weather is on the low side.

cool start but nice afternoon. i do think the impact will be going up to the moderate level saturday and sunday as a result of cold weather. 58 for a high on saturday. that's rather breezy, too, won't feel even this worm and 56 on sunday. that's cold during the afternoon. temperatures running 10 to 15 degrees below average. sunday morning you will wake up to this, 32 in martinsburg, 36 in gaithersburg, 35. we will see the first frost of the season coming up sunday morning and again monday morning. 37. that's in the city. we're talking some really cold numbers. one thing you do not see there, any chance for rain across the area, i do not think we'll see any. by the way, so cold across the area, northeast mountains could actually see snow coming up this weekend. >> no? >> way northeast. >> thank you. up next tonight is desean jackson, close to a redskins

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here at the live desk, we're monitoring breaking news in baltimore where activists have occupied city hall. 40 or 50 members of a group called the baltimore uprising coalition started shouting from one of the upper galleries of a conference room and are refusing

to leave until their demands are met. they are protesting baltimore's skyrocketing homicide rate and opposing the permanent appointment of baltimore's interim police commissioner. we will stay on it at the live desk. i'm chris lawrence. we've been missing them, the redskins have, desean jackson, he could be coming back. >> the jets defense really good. >> the best part about redskins being 2-3 this season is the team has been able to persevere despite numerous players having injuries. the missing piece has to be receiver desean jackson and could change this weekend against the jets. he ramped up his participation on the practice field today and missed four weeks due to a hamstring injury.

last year he had a best 20 yards per reception. i asked him how the hamstring was feeling after today's session? >> i'm pretty good. i feel like i can get good work in. hopefully it gets better and i'll be ready sunday. >> we ran a route today i felt like he had been out there the last several weeks. it worked well. he snap it down and caught the ball well and was on rhythm. i told him afterwards, it feels like you've been here all along. >> that's half speed for desean jackson. he looks very fast. we'll see. nice to have him back. the new york jets have the number one ranked defense un all the nfl. and always special this year despite the red sox and yankees not making noise in the post-season, these playoffs have been outstanding. today's game in toronto had it all, suspense, drama and a bunch of angry fans. rangers in toronto for game five. this is a hand shake.

we are tied at 2 in the 7d. takes the high pitch. the catcher throwing the ball back and it sheet shu's back and odor very aware comes home and scores and ruled and error on the blue jays. their fans lived about this, trying to argue the call and fans throwing beer cans from the upper deck. the players trying to calm it down to keep this game moving along. texas, up 3-2 at this point. bottom of the inning, toronto, tied it up after three straight errors loaded the bases and jose battista with the dagger, two men on, a three-run homer. blue jays up 6-3 and everyone is going absolutely crazy. next batter, encarnacion, trying to get everyone to calm down and the pitcher thinks he's egging

them on and then they would crowd again and exchange words. and striking out mike napoli, by osuna. blue jays win it and advance to the alcs. kansas city, they also win 7-2 over houston and advance to the a acls. tomorrow night, mets and dodgers, winner of that game takes on the chicago cubs. >> good stuff. >> so much bas

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