that breaking news tonight in silver spring, a father shot inside his home, his young son in the house at the time. >> still no one in custody at this hour. it happened on klethe beltway.

jackie has been talking to police tonight and neighbors. jackie, what are you hearing? >> reporter: jim, this is a puzzling troubling incident in a neighborhood that sees very little crime of any kind. about 6:30 this evening, police got a 911 call from a man who said he had just been shot. when officers arrived at the home on clement road, they found a 49-year-old man with a gunshot wound in his abdomen. he was not alone in this house. >> the victim was there and his child was there. >> reporter: ages? >> the victim, i believe, is 47 and i believe the child is either 6 or 8. >> reporter: officers were able to get some information from the victim before he was taken into surgery. >> from what we know, there was a knock at the door. the suspects were at the front door, there seems to have been some type of conversation. at that point we don't know what happened after that. we haven't been able to talk to

the victim, he's in surgery. >> reporter: crime scene anal t analysts have seized potential evidence from the home and they believe he may have had a car waiting nearby. >> reporter: an internet search showed the victim ran a home-based therapeutic massage business. his son is with friends tonight and was not physically harmed. >> thanks, jackie. turning to our weather now, we could be in for a record setting day tomorrow as we begin our weekend. first, we have to get through the fog. >> yes. you can see it at columbia pike. visibility less than a quarter of a mile. we have a dense advisory in effect. let's take a look and show you visibility first. give yourself a lot of extra time on those roads and make sure you use those low beams. about a quarter mile around manassas, .3, towards annapolis,

baltimore, no problems in fredericksburg. we will see this fluctuate through the night. the biggest areas of concern is towards portions of maryland, parts of montgomery county, pris george's county and baltimore and heads-up for a chance of fog through early tomorrow morning. we will talk more about that and the record high temperatures and big temperature drop on saturday in my forecast. >> doug, thank you. we still don't know what caused the crash that killed two teenage brothers on their way to spotsylvania high school. we do know it was foggy at the time. we do know it was less than a mile. they died when their jeep hit a tree on lady smith road. shomari went back to the scene. >> reporter: good evening. i'm at the accident scene where these two brothers died and their car slid into a tree and

makeshift memorial and two crosses and balloon and saying you are so special. and you are not alone. they would not allow us on the property. 18-year-old ian brown and his 15-year-old brother, jalen, were driving to spotsylvania high school around 7:15 this morning. the richmond times dispatch says the mother is a teacher at spotsylvania high just two minutes behind her sons on the road and drove up on the accident scene. the jeep liberty ran off about one mile west of county church road. they died on the scene. at this scene, the cause of the crash is under investigation. the weather conditions were foggy this morning, worth mentioning the brothers were wearing their seat belts. in spotsylvania, i'm shomari stone. in takoma park, a major

crash sent seven people to the hospital, four children teenages of 4 and 10, all four in critical condition. police tell us one of the cars drove off the road and hit that tree. the three adults hurt are going to be okay. >> it's the third report in just under a month of a voyeur on campus at the university of maryland. this time a student says hekp a cell phone recording him inside a men's bathroom. the song was removed and whoever it was took off. two similar incidents in women's restrooms last month. the school told the "washington post" they do not believe these cases are related. >> here at the live desk, we're hearing new revelations about the police officer who staged his own suicide. he tried to hire a hit man. we're getting reaction from the woman who was the target. >> it's a very scary thought that an officer who is sworn to uphold the law would even attempt to think to do something

like that to an administrator. >> ann marrin is this village administrator for fox lake, illinois. a few months before he killed himself,let gliniewicz tried to set up a hit on a high ranking gang member and wanted to kill her because she was looking into the books he was embezzling her. and he said he could transplant something to derail the audit. and he shot himself but set it up to look like he died in the line of duty. it is far from over and they're looking into evidence that could implicate his wife and son. >> chris lawrence. homeland security is considering new screening procedures for u.s. bound flights that originate overseas after the downing of the jet over egypt. no u.s. airline flights over the peninsula but because it is

likely potential a bomb took down that plane. so far no evidence of a bomb but the president says the u.s. is taking the possibility seriously. many say mechanical failure could still be an option and hasn't been found out as something that caused the plane to break apart. new at 11:00, police want your help to find a man who s b stabbed a man at market in d.c. kennedy killed erik jones two weeks ago at layla lounge on moore street. also new tonight, the guy who flew his gyrocopter on the u.s. capitol lawn is giving up his fight against uncle sam. douglas hughes lawyers says he will plead guilty to operate aquirre ro copter without a license. we all remember his flight from pennsylvania to the capitol lawn in april to bring attention to the influence of big money in

politics. hughes' landing raised questions about the security in the airspace around this district. >> six months, that's how long it will take before you start seeing changes on metro, at least that's what the board expects under its new gm. it has been a messy gm search but it's almost done. we wiedefeld still needs a contract signed and had to be sign with a background in contract and ave 8 iation, he seems to be what they want. they officially introduce him in just a couple of weeks. >> you will not see some familiar faces at next week's primetime gop debate. new jersey governor chris christie and mike huckabee are getting the boot. fox business network hosting the debate said the two candidates will be on the undercard debate due to their falling poll

numbers. at least they made a debate. george pataki's numbers are so bad he won't appear in either debate. eight candidates will appear at the primetime debate the fewest so far. >> ben carson and donald trump will arrive with extra protection of secret service detail. political observers say secret service agents can elevate a candidate by making the contender s campaign seem more legitimate. >> a lot of you will be watching donald trump on "saturday night live." actor john leguzano said he won't watch essential ever"snl"d called trump's comments hate mongering. new video showing a state trooper jumping into action.

president obama applauds an offer from adidas to help schools change their native-american mascot. now, the redskins are calling adidas out. shoppers be wear. >> this year it will be more complex. >> that chip in the credit card is supposed to keep your money safe. tonight, we show you which stores are actually ready for it and how it could slow you down. >> i have your traffic tonight, between centreville and

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the same offer to a certain nfl team here in washington but they might want to think about that as well. >> a little dig tonight from the president about the redskins game. he made that dig at the white house tribal nations conference while praising adidas. they said they will help high school s nationwide drop native-american mascots and re-brand. about 2,000 schools still have native-american mascots. for its part, the redskins responded by calling it hypocrisy because adidas makes gear for other pro teams with native-american mascots. >> you will probably be using your credit card when out holiday shopping and you may notice it has a different chip designed to protect you. there is a lot of confusing how and when to use it and can

affect how long you stand in the checkout lines. ♪ >> you can already hear the sounds of this season and the holiday decor is already up. but are retailers really ready for the onslaught of shoppers? >> holiday shopping this year is a little more complex and potentially frustrating. >> alex johnson is with a research group that advises the banking and payment industry and doesn't think all the stores will be ready to accept them. >> we could be seeing slower lines this year because everyone is getting used to new technology. >> reporter: to get a first hand look how the chip technology works and what happens when it doesn't, my producer and i set out to do shopping in virginia and used a cell phone to record the experience. this t.j. max -- it doesn't work? >> not yet. >> oh, no. >> wasn't ready for me to dip my card. same thing at this barns aes & nob noble. >> i don't think we do the chip yet. you have to slide it.

>> reporter: you don't have the chip technology yet? >> not yet. the end of november. >> reporter: we find success with this target. 15 seconds, in and out quickly. this best buy. >> it won't take the card with the chip. >> reporter: most credit cards issued in the u.s. do not have a pin number. some corporate cards do. we used our company credit card and never been asked for a pin number before. let me call my bank. >> reporter: i couldn't complete the transaction and couldn't make a purchase. >> reporter: clearly there's confusion how and when to use the cards. we called the corporate company. they said they have been processing chip cards more than a month but other retailers missed the october 1st deadline to have the technology working, that means the stores, not banks are liable if your card information is compromised. barnes & noble told us the new chip technology will be installed just after the holiday so it won't interrupt the

shopping season. t.j. maxx said they're working to actively process chip cards but doesn't know when they will be working. different stores and different checkout procedures. as you make your list and check it twice, have a plan and pack your patience. erika gonzalez news4. >> eryacre erika says if you ha debit card with a chip you will need a pin number to use it. >> it's a routine traffic stop with a speedy driver an ohio state trooper likely made hundreds of times. this one was different. video on his dash camera shows the moment he realized there was an unresponsive 1-year-old in this back seat. the trooper springs into action, calling 911 and performing cpr until the baby could respond on her own. she was flown to the hospital and expected to live thanks to his quick action. now, he's being praised by

thousands for his calm and collected attitude. severe storms ripped through texas today and one spotted this funnel cloud and the national weather service confirmed a tornado ripped the roof off this building in fort worth, storms triggering more tornado watches. my goodness, i would not like to be that close to that situation. >> that tornado hit about a quarter mile from the national weather service. they were able to see it very well on the radar. for us the storm system tomorrow will help us get close to 80 degrees. we have fog on the capitol, kind of an erie shot, reminiscent of halloween a couple days ago. visibility has come down, 4 miles in d.c., not a big deal. fort need and annapolis seeing visibility of a half mile and fort need a quarter mile -- fort need a quarter mile near

annapolis. we're seeing dpowp and down across -- we're seeing fog go up and down across the region. temperatures on the mild side. they will be very mild all night tonight. the average high temperature today is 62 degrees. we're at 64 degrees 11:00 at night and tells you we're in for a warm day tomorrow. not going to see anything on the radar. you do see clouds and fog beg beginning to form. see that gray haze? that's fog developing. this is the front that came through dallas, fort worth that brought baseball sized hail. that is moving in the front and any time we see this moving in we have warm air ahead of it and why we will be so warm tomorrow. high temperatures more like september than any of. a touch on the humid side and

rather windy, winds gusting 20 to 25 miles an hour. outdoor planner, dress for warm weather. if you're going to be out there, you don't need the layers tomorrow. you need t-shirt and shorts, 69 by 9:00 a.m. and remembery the high temperature tomorrow, record high is 78 degrees. i don't think we will have any problem getting there. future weather showing the fog, most of it in through maryland, the area that has the advisory and you have a chance to see the fog. very warm afternoon with sunshine and in the evening we start to see showers develop with a cold front making its way through. if you're thinking of getting dinner tomorrow night you may want to bring the umbrella. midnight to early saturday morning, notice quantico,

fredericksburg, 8:00, everybody dries out, on the cool side. doing leaf raking? the best day is saturday. saturday is breezy and cool. 61 degrees dropping to 54 degrees by 4:00 in the afternoon. temperatures sunday 58 degrees j monday, high temperature of 58 and the middle part of next week, back into the 60s. one thing to know, make sure you have the jackets ready for saturday. >> make sure you make the most of warm temperatures tomorrow. >> 79. >> thank you, doug. >> alex ovechkin creeps closer to a milestone and new nats manager dusty baker makes quite the impress. >> thank you, doreen and jim and everyone in washington, d.c. everyone in washington, d.c. harry

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caps putting on a show as we get home. >> yes. and boston bruins, they cannot figure this guy out. he has been unstoppable against boston. he has performed well facing bruins last season. didn't allow a single goal in the three meetings between the two teams. boston came in as the highest scoring squad in the nhl. it didn't matter against him. and a russian born player in the nhl. caps down a goal. another russian.

cuz n of g cuz net of taking the shot. he's now two goals shy from that record. second period, on the attack again. orloff fires the long shot and brooks out in front of the net to block that goal. caps didn't look back from there. about three minutes later, capitals with a two-man advantage, nicklas backstrom down low. watch carlson does tkarlsson do. couldn't convert and caps beat the bruins, final score, 4-1. capitals will be back on the ice this saturday facing toronto. moving over to baseball for a momenty the nationals introduced their new manager

today. dusty baker has accomplished about everything in the sport of baseball and there is something missing in his resume, including a world series title as a manager. >> this is my fourth and final team. beyond compare, this is the best talent. that's why i was excited about coming here. most of the other teams i had were on the bottom or near the bottom and had to rebuild them from the bottom. i asked a friend of mine, how come i always get teams and have to build them up. he said, dusty, you do more with less. i told him i was ready to do more with more. so, you know, i'd like to try that. >> let's go to ashburn now, redskins getting ready for this weekend's matchup against patriots unbeaten. defending super bowl champions. they're under the watchful eye of their head coach, jay gruden. it wasn't too long ago gruden was the new kid on the block.

he was asked today about the nationals new hire? >> he used to follow me around when i was with he reds in cincinnati. tough market, but hang in there. congratulations. >> if you win, it's a great market. if you lose, it's a really tough market. >> we remember that winning part so well. >> he has a great sense of humor. he will be fun to watch. >> he is. the

we've seen pictures from this explosion before but not quite like this. nasa put out new still photos from the disastrous rocket launch last october with a virginia based aerospace orbi toll sciences owned the unmanned rocket. no one was hurt but caused $15 million in damage. the launchpad was unusable for months. it is back in operation now and provided a re-supply mission for the international space station. one man, seven days, all 50 states, al roker hits the road for roker two. he plans to hit all 50 states for one week starting tomorrow. last year, he completed a marathon 34 hour weather forecast becoming a certified guinness world record holder raising 70,00$70,000 for the us this year it's for feeding

america. we're getting ready for storm team 4 friday. >> #stormteam4friday. the next couple of days. tomorrow and the weekend. much cooler after a record high tomorrow. monday, high

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