ixtapa. breaking news at 11:00, as police try to figure out how this car ended up driving off the road and straight into this home in fairfax county.

>> it looks like it joust drove straight into the house. we just learned the passenger and driver have died. >> reporter: we were first at the scene. the driver died in the car and the passenger was transported to the hospital where he died. there were two men in the car. worth mentioning, right over there, police are over there and firefighters. they're trying to make sure that this home does not collapse when they remove the car from the living room. they're trying to stabilize and make this building sturdy. police are helping the family that lives in the house. imagine how they must feel. they just came home about 15 minutes ago and saw the car in their living room. they say they were at church and the kids play in the house. this started at 8:00. a woman who witness what was happened tell me the car was going at least 80 miles an hour in this section of fairfax

county. the driver lost control, hit a fire hydrant and plowed through brick and grass and it was so powerful the fire hydrant right now is in the house. people in the neighborhood have mixed emotions relieved the family who lives here isn't home. they're sad the two people in the car died. >> i was devastated. my first thought was i hope children is okay in the house. they have small children and one is hearing-impaired. >> they're at church right now. actually, my kids wanted to play with them this afternoon but the kids told them that they couldn't because they were going to church. >> reporter: now police have not released the names of the two people who died in the crash. they have to remove this car behind me, stabilize the bui building to make sure everything is okay. they are assisting the family who lived here. live in alexandria section of fairfax county, shomari stone.

we have a major alert tonight, get out your umbrella, the big one, maybe even your goula goulashes. knew want to grab your rain gear for your children tomorrow. >> check it out. doug in this weather center what to expect when we wake up. doug. >> we're going to see rain in the overnight hours. we will see that rain through the day tomorrow. storm radar reporting rain in fredericksburg, back to the north and west around martinsburg and hagerstown where we're seeing heavier rain developing in frederick area towards loudoun county and chester area. the rain has moved in and will continue to move in, in coverage and intensity and start to streng strengthen. we will be watching this tomorrow. the big thing is the potential for heavy rain with heavy downpours from time-to-time. low for tornadoes but the threat

is there. high winds and heavy rain gu gusting up to 40 miles an hour with some storms. we'll talk much more about this and i'll break it out for you going hour by hour in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. more breaking news tonight multiple sources telling news4 transportation adam tubb that the metro board has chosen a new general manager. they broke the name on twitter tonight. so far, no -- broke the news on twitter. no name has been released because it has to be finalized. a formal announcement expected the ends of this week. just yesterday, they reported they were down to two finalists. you saw the pictures first if you follow jackie bensen twitter, a packed house in northeast d.c. all these people concerned about crime in their neighborhood. nearly every type of violent crime has gone up. tonight, hundreds of neighbors had a chance to hear the police chief's plan to reverse the plan.

jackie is in southeast d.c. and talked to some frustrated neighbors tonight. >> reporter: jim, the frustration has been building up for a while and tonight it all came out. >> from what we saw happening in the least couple of weeks especially the neighborhood of capitol hill. for me, it was unacceptable and for the neighbors created a lot of frustration and fear. >> reporter: it was the most heavily attended crime meeting in the capitol hill area in recent memories, over 300 people filled the auditoryium at potomac aurmd northeast. eleanor norton holmes was in the audience. residents expressed frustration at a recent series of crimes, two shootings, armed robbery spree and home invasion rape all in the last two weeks. >> my sons want to know what happens. >> police chief cathy lanier told them some new saturation

tactics have resulted in arrests. >> all three groups of those individuals we arrested over the past four or five days we know have been tied to several robberies in the third and fifth district and still linking to other reports. >> some expressed residents in other housing areas are being overly targeted with police presence. >> when ever any type of crime gets targeted in this single member district, whether it's potomac or -- >> reporter: citizens for a safe capitol hill got over 300 members in just its first day of existence. doreen, back to you. >> jackie bensen, thank you. new reaction tonight from d.c.'s police chief on this video, which was released today. police sent out the video in an effort to be transparent.

it shows an arrest on cloud place northeast yesterday. officers say they found a man barefooted and acting erraticly and used batons to get the man to the ground and also seen punching him. it took four officers to get the handcuffs on him. according to polices reports officers said they smelled pcp. police chief lanier says the video may be disturbing but does not mean the officers did anything wrong. >> police work is not pretty. when you see situations officers have to use force, it is not a pleasant video to look at. it is the reality officers sometimes have to use force. the use of force was reported immediately and an investigation is under way. sergeants will begin carrying stun guns as additional option in situations like this. authority in south carolina say there is a thirdj8iz video the fight between the school resource officer and the student. the video shows the student purging the deputy first.

>> now, the department of justice will join the investigation into that violent confrontation. witnesses say the teacher asked the student several times to leave the classroom and she refused. while the student is still seated, the deputy pulls her to the ground and throws her across the floor. the deputy's been suspended for now. the sheriff says he hopes to have the results of his internal investigation within 24 hours. >> what i'm looking at is what our school resource officer did. what was his actions? what did he do? that's where i make my determination, based on that. >> what we all watched on that sha shamefully shocking video is reprehensible. >> neither the deputy nor the student has commented on what happened. a soldier and children's pastor has been convicted of having sex with a teenager. fairfax county police say that 25-year-old julian oaks met the teen at faith fellowship assembly of god near fort belvar

and the teen was a volunteer and said they had consensual sex at fort bell vvor and officers investigated it after the parents saw the images on the phone. one nurse is accused of taking a narcotic hydromore phone and lar raza pam. she was fired refusing to take a drug test and previously resigned from walter reed under similar circumstances. the other nurse accused of taking percocet and another drug. three other nurses are being investigated for possibly stealing drugs. we're getting incredible video into the live desk where a bus calling a college rowing team flipped over on a highway in pennsylvania. right now, 20 students are being checked out at several hospitals

in bethlehem. the suspect drove away and were pursuing him. the suspect died when officers pursuing him flipped over and went into flames. the bus flipped over. traffic was backed up for miles. about 20 students were on that bus, members of the men and women's crew team. they had a mix of back and knee injuries and possible concuss n concussions but all expected to be okay. >> thank you. it was video you see only on news4, students caught their prince george's bus driver te texting behind the wheel. now, they're change their policy. texting while driving was added as a disciplinary offense. before it was overlooked and now ranges from suspension to

termination. >> after the story we realized parents have questions. we want to assure parents their students are safe on our pcpbs buses. the school says the bus driver caught on video will not lose her job. >> you may not be hearing the words "government shut down" for quite a while. as early as tomorrow they are expected to pass a sweeping deal to keep the government running and avoid default for two years. john boehner who leaves tomorrow orchestrated the deal with the white house and on top of that it will raise defense spending and protect social security and medicare benefits. now, for the race at the white house, republican donald trump made a stop in iowa and touted his plan in sioux city. no other candidate has the business no how to bring jobs back to the u.s. and says the tax code needs to be simplified.

trump will be taking the stage as the underdog for the first time. a new cbs poll has ben carson leading trump nationwide, 26-22%. political experts say the lead change could mean more fireworks between these two candidates. tomorrow's debate is on cnbc and the economy. it features the top 10 polling candidates. as louisiana cleans up from hurricane patricia, some of the remnants are starting to move into our region. we're tracking a weather alert right now in the storm center and how you should plan for it tomorrow. dozens of drivers learned a valuable lesson today. why everything doesn't always look as it appears and how the drivers paid for it. you saw the story first on 4. now, after five long months we talk to a montgomery county police officer how it feels to be reunited with his

ixtapa. get ready for the rain. for some of us, it's already here. when you gets up tomorrow morning, grab your umbrella and hold on to it tight. the weather is lighting up as we get ready for it tomorrow. just when you can expect the rain to come down and wind begin blowing. in lane one you have a silver reading while driving and didn't have a satisfied belt. >> montgomery county police got creative to crack down on distracted driving. a man holding that cardboard sign looked homeless but

actually a police officer in disguise. when the corporal saw a distracted driver he notified fellow police officers farther down the road. police gave out 56 tickets and 22 warnings in just two hours. vdot is wrapping up a $36 million makeover on a stretch of route 7 west of town. about 70,000 vehicles pass through this area everyday. some upgrades include a truck lane, roundabouts at the route 9 interchange and improvements to the loudoun trail. loudoun is growing by 33 people everyday. paying tolls on i-66, virginia's commonwealth transportation board approved the concept today. final designs still have to be worked on. two new express toll lanes are expected to be set up in each direction between the beltway

and route 15 in a market. it would let you get around traffic. carpoolers could use the lanes for free. construction slated to begin in 2017. five months after his partner was taken from him a montgomery county police officer has his friend back again. >> chip the canine is back at home. we first told you about him in september he was taken away from fones after biting the officer even though fones wanted to adopt him. he and his friends have been trying to track him down and learned he had been given to the warrior foundation and adopted by a family nine hours from here. >> it has ended a long search for chip to bring him home where he belongs. it's going to be an exciting night tonight to have the entire family and the two dogs back together. >> montgomery county police say they can't discuss the situation because it's a personnel matter.

they say fones was send a memorandum why they sent chip away. washington dignitaries celebrated the 50th anniversary of the dedication of the watergate complex. jack evans was on hand along with news correspondent, scott simon. he emceed the event. the watergate complex is a national registered historic landmark. >> very historic place and lots of renovations under way quite some time. it's finally -- looking for that rain all day and all night. finally here. >> your purse is over there and i noticed the umbrella. that's all i saw. >> stay out of my purse! >> that's all we have to know, we listened and the umbrella is sticking up. >> of course. >> that's really all i saw. 56 degrees, winds out of the northeast 10 miles an hour, little bit of breeze starting to

pick up and the wind is a factor with this storm. temperatures still on the cool side. only 51 in culpeper, 59 in manassas. laray, 76 last hofrom -- 46 las and 56 now. leesburg, back from winchester, seeing rain there portions of southern maryland and northern neck and light rain around the district. the haven't rain towards the north and west hagerstown, martinsburg, charlestown area. boo boonsboro region, washington county and brunswick. this is the area that will see the haven't rain for t-- heavier the most part. the eastern half of the nation as far as the rain is concerned. a lot of different storm systems come ing together, remnants of patricia to the south helping to bring in moisture and big areas

to help in moisture. a lot going on and all it means for you and i, we're in for rain. 1:00, light rain in the region, same back to the west. notice the yellows back to the blue ridge and heavier showers in the metro area. the rush tomorrow will be slow, take it slow. same for the afternoon rush and we will see thunderstorms developing in the afternoon area and results in heavy rainfall and produce wind. look at 6:00 tomorrow evening, bam, not just rain but thunderstorms. any thunderstorms developing could have 30 to 40 miles an hour wind gusts. that could be a problem. we could see trees down and branches, too, interested to see what happens 10, 11:00. this line of storms ahead of the cold front. that will sweep on here and may be the best chance. rainfall intensity tomorrow. you know you will need the big

umbrella, take it and the rain and wind tomorrow. high temperatures of 70 degrees, weather alert day tomorrow. and we will guide you through it tomorrow morning. 58 friday. much cooler friday. not a bad day. saturday is halloween, looking very nice for trick or treaters. 76 for the high and by the time the trick or treaters go out, it's

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