now at 11:00 on news4, uncovers new information about a violent and random sex afault. saying the attacker should never have been free in the first place. changes coming from the pentagon

tonight after that run away blimp caused so many problems last week. and a win for democrats in virginia but not enough to retake the state senate. outrage and disbelieve tonight from community leaders about what news4 uncovered about a home invasion and rape in a capitol hill neighborhood. >> we heard the suspect was arrested two weeks earlier, charged with a felony and all allowed to go free. it appears he was already under court supervision at the time. jackie bensen is on a street southeast with a story you will see only on news4. >> reporter: we've learned the suspect is 21 years old, being held in prince george's's county in connection with an related ti crime. these are his d.c. courted records and they make a very

good argument he should have been in jail at the time the attack occurred here in the east hill area. >> it has a lot of people on edge and a lot of people angry. >> reporter: we're not identi identifying him because he's not yet charged in the district. a search of d.c. court records indicates the man identified by multiple sources as the suspect in the brutal attack october 13th on a street in the capitol hill east neighborhood appears to have been on what's called supervised probation at the time. it stems from a july 2013 arrest for armed robbery. records show the suspect then 19 was offered a plea bargain under what's known as the youth rehabilitation act. he was sentenced to two years confinement and three years supervised probation. two weeks before the rape on a street occurred records show he was arrested in a second floor bathroom at the mlk library downtown. inside his book bag officers found drugs literary described

as synthetic marijuana and a gps monitoring device belonging to the csosa that appeared to have been tampered with. >> there's a boat load of questions that come from that. was that his anklet and was it somebody else's and how kdid thy respond to that? the suspect was released with a stay away release and to stay away from the library and refrain from chitting a incommi criminal defense. denise and as anc commissioner is frustrated. >> are the courts working to make sure a man like this do not do this again but never have the opportunity of doing this? >> reporter: we've learned the suspect is being held in prince george's's county on a 35,0$35,

bond and we understand d.c. officials have also requested a hold on him. live in southeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. a virginia man is in jail tonight for a case of revenge porn involving a university of mary washington student. he was vaesed for unlawful dissemination or sale of images of another person. mary washington student says photos of her taken during a past relationship were shared without her consent on social media. those pictures were posted sunday and monday. he is not a student and lives in hen r henrico county. meanwhile, the pentagon suspends the program at the center of the run away blimp saga and won't renew it until they figure out how and why this blimp broke free. this incident out of the proving grounds in maryland, the so-called system was supposed to protect missiles and the d.c.

area. the program cost taxpayers more than 2$2.5 billion. some people in pennsylvania are also filing damage claims with the army after the tether from the blimp took down power lines as it flew across the state last week. >> state police in maryland want to hear from you if you're concerned about what was in your child's halloween candy bag this year stemmi inming from an inci in calvert county where someone reported finding sewing needles in hunting town. a woman said she inspected the candy before she allowed her child to eat it and no one was hurt. to the big news out of virginia, republicans will hold on to both house is in the general assembly. we're tracking big upsets in northern virginia races. david culver to break it all down. >> we have been monitoring those results all night. going into today's election, gp held a slim lead in virginia

senate. we're talking 21-19 seats. tonight, republicans, they got the support they needed to hold onto it. they're taking this state senate win, holding on to that chamber, as expected, they will maintain the majority in the house. not good news for governor terry mcauliffe and his plan to push gun control and medicaid expansion. closer to home, prince william county a win for democrats in senate district 29, just got in this video showing jeremy mcpike celebrating his eight point win. that win over republican hal parish. if you saw any of mcpike's ads you likely saw the father of the journalist, alison parker shot and killed on tv. >> to have the courage to step up, i don't know, andy, where you found it. >> it's called alison is here and celebrating with us tonight.

>> gun control right there in the commonwealth. also kept our eyes on alex alexandria's mayoral race called me and said he congratulated allison silfverberg on her win in alexanderdria after his writn failed. and defeating four term chairman scott york who ran as an independent and gop nominee, charlie king. long-time supervisor, eugene dell gaddio has also been defeated. in fairfax county, sheriff stacy kincaid just texted me she's going to keep that title. check out our nbc washington app. you can get a full list of the local results. we're also keeping an eye on what's being decided around the country. voters rejected an initiative some critics say could have

created a marijuana cartel in the state of ohio. it was a different sort of measure that would have made ohio the first state to legalize marijuana solely on business intere interests, not lifestyle or medicinal reasons and only authorized 10 preselected farms to grow and deliberate the weed and a group of wealthy investors including singer nick lachey put a lot of money behind it. those who support legalization say it could have created a marijuana monopoly. in houston, texas, a bathroom bill that bans discrimination to allow people to use any bathroom they choose based on what sex they identify with. big companies like apple and dell were in support. looks like the voters in houston have rejected it. >> chris lawrence, thank you. we still have a year to go before the next president is elected. we're getting an early idea how some of the matchups could shake

out. a new nbc news "wall street journal" poll found hilary clinton and ben carson in a dead heat in a hypothetical matchup with 47% each. against marco rubio found clinton winning 3%. jeb bush trails her just 4% and former gop front-runner, donald trump fairs the worst losing by eight points in a hypothetical matchup. the polls did include matchups with bernie sanders as the democratic nominee but only two and beat trump by nine points and rubio by five. >> it feels like september in november again today. here to talk about a potential record breaker coming our way, bring it, doug. >> temperatures in this 70s all across the region. another cool night tonight wa waking up tomorrow morning, p r pouring yourself that morning cup of coffee, temperatures in the e low 40s, to 50 in the

subu suburbs. could be patchy fog. slight chance of showers thursday, no big deal. carry umbrellas but i don't expect much rain at all. record high temperatures friday and we will talk how hot we get on friday. behind it we have a cold front and means much cooler weather heading to the weekend. we'll have all those numbers for you. i'll see you about 11:18. police are ruling the death of a 22-year-old man a homicide. his body spotted yesterday by a passerby in the woods of montgomery village. police say he may have laid there dead for two days before he was found. shomari stone talked to neighbors horrified by this discovery. >> reporter: indeed. a couple hours ago a man was walking down the sidewalk with his two children and he was asking us questions. we told him about what happened and he is very concerned. people in this community are

wondering who killed this 22-year-old man and why. was this a random act? was he targeted? these are the things he was talking about. roberto cruise's body was found yesterday in the woods between a houses and a shopping center. his death was ruled a homicide and they're looking into his body to see exactly what else happened inside the woods over there. tonight, police urge any with information about this to give them a call. call the montgomery county police department. live in gaithersburg, shomari stone, news4. the d.c. parking meter enforcement hours will not be getting longer. there's a catch. why you'll still end up paying more to park in this district. >> how much more would you be paying in boston? see in boston a spot going for the price of a couple houses.

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at one point, hundreds of federal agents, helicopters and canines looking for the man who killed an illinois police officer. tonight, we're getting word he killed himself. the lake county sheriff's office announced a news conference to talk about the death of officer

charles gliniewicz. they expect to admit he committed suicide. he radioed on front and when backup arrived they found him shot to death 50 yards from this is squad car. the investigation cost more than a quarter million dollars. final moments before a passenger plane broke up and crashed over egypt's sinai desert, investigators coming through debris scattered over 7 miles. they're trying to figure out if a bomb was on board or some kind of catastrophic mid-flight mechanical failure and say there is no evidence of a missile strike and none of the 2400 people on board show up in u.s. terrorism databases. satellite data did capture a mid-air heat flash. so far, there is no clear picture what happened. >> 50 cents won't get you as much as it used to with d.c. parking meters. right now, that's how much you pay for 15 minutes of parking.

next year, it will only get you 13 minutes. the change is happening because the district decided it could not extend parking meter hours until midnight. now, you'll have to feed the meter until 10:00 p.m. council chair phil mendelson y says it's been a long time since rates have gone up. >> our meters have not changed. i don't think this is out of step and i think this is a better approach than extended hours. >> new rates go into effect on june 1st. >> you will have a little less time to fuss over the nyoew pan cub bei bei when it goes on display next year. you will have to arrive a little later and leave a little earlier, changes made to keep you and your children safe with the earlier darker hours. kwae the hours will extend again in

the spring. major news from d.c. mayor muriel bowser. she is headed to china on saturday, the first official trip as mayor. she made the announcement during the national portrait gallery. she will be there a week as part of a trade mission. the scity's trade officer dewit and jack evans will be with her. delicious weather. >> delicious, i like that weather. temperatures today, low to mid 70s. tomorrow, right back there even warmer and we're talking record breaking temperatures as we move into the day on friday. a very nice night. it really is. i guess you could say this is delicious, too. 55 degrees, clear sky, calm winds. most of you in the 40s. 45, manassas, 45, culpeper, 45 towards the hunting town area.

maybe another 5 degrees. some areas wa s waking up to 40 degrees. could be some areas of fog although i'm not anticipating what we saw this morning. we did see some areas of fog closer to the chesapeake. boston, new york, washington, towards chicago, nothing but clear skies across our region, a very nice night and nice day, too. your outdoor planner, perfect for that run. temperatures 52, 7:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m., 57 and 72 by 1:00 and 75 by 3:00. a great day to get out for a run or bike ride, whatever it is or lunch. a light jacket needed in most area, plenty of sunshine. temperature around 50 degrees. a jacket may be necessary and for kids hopefully the jackets are in the backpacks. 74 degrees and abundant

sunshine. tomorrow's impact as far as weather is concerned. it's on the light side. we had a lot of low impact days and looks like we have another one tomorrow, warm, sunny and nice. what about a chance of umbrella. maybe on thursday but i don't think you will need it much. high temperature of 70 degrees. straig straight on saturday. record high is 78, set back in 1948. that's exactly what our forecast is, 16 degrees above the average high of 62. the weekend, 62 degrees, there's the average high on saturday. it will be include, rather breezy, much cooler on saturday, high of only 58 degrees on sunday, 60 degrees monday. let's talk about that chance of rain on thursday here. not much. we have the cloud cover across the region. the chance of rain, it moves in. look at that. really not a lot to talk about, as far as rain chances are concerned. as we look towards the next couple of days, maybe take the

umbrella just in case on thursday. that will be about it. saturday and sunday, that's the cooler weather. high temperatures and low temperatures sunday morning in the 30s in most locations. a lot of events going on this weekend. both mornings look good just look on the cool side, especially sunday morning. >> start your weekend early, if you can. thanks. coming up, tough night for alex ovechkin and caps in new york. first, here's jimmy fallon. >> thank you, doreen and jim and everyone in washington, d.c. i'm clucking a song with megan i'm clucking a song with megan train nor and bill o'reilly and

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rangers are tough. >> they picked a bad night for caps not to have one of their best games. a wise man once said revenge is sweet. there is a need for payback when there is a sense justice still needs to be seed. but the caps and new york and the pound of flesh have to wait. they're still burning from being bounced on this same ice in game 7 of the playoffs. just over eight minutes, below the belt. the refs weren't looking so no penalty called. you guys can stand up. it's okay, doug and jim. and ofvy returnivie returning t.

it's 1-1 and just two minutes after tha rangers strike back. rangers score four goals on 10 shots. now, up 4-1 in the second. carl aldner has a shot. marcus johansson, a glimmer of light as they go down 4-2. they dropped this one. 5-2. early defensive miscues killed them. >> we talked about playing the right way. had point in the game and didn't play the right way and got burnt by it. it was the first road loss of the year. we have to go back home and go forward. one game of a lot but just go forward. >> the washington nationals said they wanted experience at the helm and they got it. it's not bud black after contract negotiations fell through, today, hiring dusty bake ear guy in this major

leagues for 50 years as player, coach and manager. baker's last managing gig came in cincinnati in 2013. he had been interested in managing the nats some time. the 56-year-old skipper three time national manager of the year and led giants to the world series, the 17th winningest manager in major league history, the second most among active managers. tonight, we are hearing from baker for the first time, his first public comments since taking the job, tweeting just minutes ago, blessed and thankful to be back in the dugout for nationals and work for this first class organization. can't wait to get started. >> i have to follow him now. >> d baker. underscore 12. got it. we haven't heard much from the players. a couple of guys reacted. bryce harper, good old dusty, welcome to d.c. and clint robinson, crazy this

was the first hitting book my dad gave me and the author is going to be my manager. he was coach griffin today. >> let's win on three. you got it. >> win! >> rg3 and company hosting inside the redskins practice bubble. you could tell the guys were getting into it. four games going on for local middle schoolers. they promote healthy exercise and eating and afterwards kids had lunch in the team's dining room, something i wished i could do all these years. did i say that out loud? >> you did. you get an invite now. >> an experience those kids will never forg

everybody knows real estate around here is expensive but in boston right now, 650,0$650,000 buy you a parking space, at least in one neighborhood. 171 square foot spot is for sale in a garage in the popular bye con hill neighborhood. breaks down to almost -- beacon hill neighborhood. breaks down to almost 4,0$4,000r square foot and you still have to buy the apartment afterwards. 1300 people in denmark dropped facebook cold turkey last week all for an experiment. researchers wanted to measure their overall happiness over the course of the week, they found life satisfaction among participants increased. many found it's easier to concentrate, focus on friends

and family and feel more productive. some said it gave them a new perspective on their daily lives. let us know what you think about it. comment on our facebook pages and we'll try to get back to you with a reply. >> what were you saying? i'm not listening. >> i'll try it out. >> i'll try it out. >> i'm very happy.

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