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home. one local community where overdoses are on the rise. >> and it's all on the line. one more time both campaigns ramping up to the last presidential debate. >> who has more riding on tomorrow? >> it's donald trump by a mile. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. here we go again. the third and final presidential debate. less than 40 24 hours >> this could be donald trump's last chance to help his falling poll numbers. tonight hillary clinton is expanding the battle ground of this election, sending campaign surrogates to the traditionally red states like arizona that could now be in play. >> the trump campaign is sticking to its message about an election rigged by the media and the potential for voter fraud. mike pence tonight called it a real problem in, quote, pockets

brian moore reports now from washington. >> reporter: on the eve of their make or break final debate, donald trump mocked hillary clinton for preparing. >> she's home sleeping and i'm working, so that's the way it is. >> reporter: on a day when clinton faced more unflattering fallout from her e-mails, trump aimed his attacks on the media and the system. >> i don't believe the polls. >> reporter: as trump doubles down on his claims fraud, indiana is warning voters thousands of names and birth dates may have been changed on election forms. it's not clear how or why. but president obama says cheating will not be donald trump's undoing. >> i'd invite mr. trump to stop whining and try to make his case to get votes. >> reporter: bernie sanders made clinton's case in arizona. >> do everything you can. arizona is one of the battle ground states.

auditorium in las vegas one epic clash between the candidates. >> reporter: trump invited president obama's half brother to the debate. he says he's voting for trump. on capitol hill, brian moore, news 4. >> wikileaks unveiled one revelation after another for clinton e-mails but tonight the country hng hassanage cut his internet access. he's holed up trying to avoid extradition. he's been connected to the word online until now. even though wikileaks published the e-mails, u.s. intelligence officials say russia is behind the hacking in an attack to influence the upcoming election. wikileaks accused the state department of pressuring ecuador to strict the internet, but the

they respect the principal of nonintervention in the affairs of other countries and it does not interfere in the electoral processes. they are granting asylum. it probably won't stop or slow the leaks. wikileaks usually uses servers around the world. >> chris, thank you. some of those leaked e-mails campaign list of potential running mates. a long time friend of hillary and bill clinton was on it. the list of 40 names expected people you'd expect, but the world outside politics was well represented with business moeg alls like tim cook and bill and melinda gates. neither nbc news for the clinton campaign has authenticated the

registration could have prevented thousands from beating the deadline. the website crashed several times. they say it was overwhelmed by the record number of people trying to register while it's not clear how many voters tried and failed to register. we do know the deadline will not be extended. right now the finishing touches are underway for the third and final presidential debate. it will look a lot like the first one. both candidates standing facing chris wallace of fox news. you can watch it on nbc 4 tomorrow night at 9:00. stay tuned for coverage on news 4 at 11. >> an 18-year-old girl is behind bars accused of killing another teenager. they say she stabbed the victim on metro bus. we have more on the arrest and what the victim's family has to

tonight the d.c. mayor and the interim police chief made the announcement behind me at the department's fourth district police head quarters on georgia avenue. this young lady had her life candidate ahead of her. she had a 3.0 grade point average. she was the captain of the dance team. her family is devastated. this family is relieved. d.c. police arrested the woman accused of killing 17-year-old kalia minor. >> we forgive you, but it hurt us. because god want us to forgive, but it hurts so bad, like why? that's all i want to know. why. >> reporter: tonight police say the teens knew each other and began arguing. when it stopped at the intersection of kansas avenue

sidewalk. that's when jones pulled out a knife and stabbed kalia in the chest. doctors pronounced her dead at the hospital. jones turned herself into police this evening. we asked what the two were arguing about. >> we can't talk about specifics in the face. and tomorrow when it's presented in court, she was presented as an adult. a lot of that information will be available. >> i don't know what caused this fight. but i know whatever it was, it wasn't important enough for a to have signed her life away. >> kalia's mother is devastated? >> it destroyed me. it was just me and her. and she's gone. >> tonight her family has a message for the suspect. >> and i know you can't sleep at night because it's going to haunt you for the rest of your life. >> reporter: and tonight kalia's

where the stabbing took place. the suspect is charged with second degree murder. >> thank you. chopper 4 over a deadly crash that shut down leesburg pike in the middle of rush hour. a motorcycle and two cars crashed here. fairfax county police says the motorcyclist did die. one of the other drivers went to the hospital. we are working to learn many led route 7 was closed for about two and a half hours. for decades they have pushed for the same new columbia. if it happens washington d.c. won't change, but instead of district of columbia, d.c. would stand for douglas commonwealth. d.c. council approved the name today, and on november eighth,

constitution, but right now nearly all republicans in congress oppose d.c. state hood. the d.c. council also decided today that they will vote on the death will dignity bill next month. it would allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with the help of a doctor. they worry it can be abused. others say it honors life. >> it would give me other terminally ill person the option for a peaceful death. it puts me in control of my des nifny, of my life, of my body. >> physician assisted death is legal in five states. the mayor has not taken a position on the legislation. >> 1 $.8 billion for the local economy. that's the big prize today for montgomery county now that mar yacht is staying.

quarters in downtown bethesda. it's been a major player here for more than six decades. they say it's tough for employees to get for the campus without a car. a new $600 million office and hotel complex would change all that. county officials are already mapping out public hearings on plans for downtown growth. >> montgomery county is putting its best foot forward already, and we recognized that and know as well. >> montgomery county and the state of maryland will split $44 million in incentives. >> parents in fairfax county aren't backing down from their fight to keep a cell phone tower away from their children. a company plans to build the tower at cross field elementary school, but parents worry it would expose students to

limits and 34 schools in fairfax county already have towers on school grounds. parents presented to do. the county planning commission would have the final say. we just got an update on how d.c. schools are doing under new leadership. the interim chancellor hosted tonight's state of the schools address. he praised the class of 2016 for reaching a record high graduation rate of >> our graduation rates have gone up 16 % in the last four years. [ applause ] >> davis served as henderson since last month. a nationwide search is under way for her permanent replacement. >> next a local community, one of many, devastated by heroin abuse. >> this is a public health crisis. >> tonight the nationwide conversation that drew 100

the white house for president and mrs. obama, and you know what everyone is talking about tonight, the first lady's dress. >> and the fact that it's so warm across our region. even at this hour, we're still at 70 degrees. record breaking temperatures

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michelle obama dazzled in a floor length chain mail gown. tonight's dinner was health in a tent on the south lawn at the white house. a celebrity chef created the menu along with the white house's head chef. gwen stefani also performed. no one is immuned to addiction. that's the message tonight in one local community. the epidemic is thousands of people in this country every year. jackie bensen reports from st. marry's county tonight. >> we're facing a crisis killing too many people. >> reporter: the auditorium grew still as the lights dimmed. chasing the dragon is a graphic movie about prescription drug and heroin addiction. a lot of people are living that movie here in st. mary's county.

>> it's bad to here, and you can get it anywhere. >> reporter: this doctor is the health officer for st. mary's county. >> this is a public health crisis. >> reporter: this woman says heroin and prescription drugs were the drug of choice for maybe 2 % of patients until about five years ago. >> we see several thousand a year and now 85% are opiate related. >> reporter: anti-overdose drugs. >> everybody is affected. the tag line from one of the first events is everybody knows somebody. >> reporter: the movie was produced jointly by the fbi and dea and intended to start a dialogue with the public. >> the prif lens and access that individuals have to these substances is unlike anything we've seen before. >> part of the health

table. residents can sign up for an overdose training program that includes a dose of the anti-overdose drug. in st. mary's county, jackie bensen, news 4. tonight the dea is pushing for new laws to ban a new unregulated synthetic opioid. come are calling it pink or pinky on social media. it's more than twice as as heroin. paramedics say the drugs are bought legally online and shipped to users in the mail. they've been linked to more than 50 deaths nationwide this year. only four states have made this specific drug illegal. none of them in our area. our team has done several reports on why it's so hard to ban individual synthetic drugs. you can find them on the nbc washington app by searching synthetic drugs.

a man from bringing music to kids around the city. this is what's left of an ambulance he converted to a beat box. it brought music to kids at local events in schools. friday morning somebody torched it. a neighbor's surveillance camera shows the crime at an alley. take a look. the task force is now investigating. just talking with doug about how there at night. i got my air-conditioning back on. >> you kind of need it on. as a matter of fact, and i need something too. i want to make sure -- i just -- i got the memo. >> it's glasses night. >> it's glasses. i didn't realize, so i got the memo. i wanted to show you what's going on outside tonight. 70 degrees currently. >> these are not saying on, but i do like them. out there right now, beautiful conditions. if you like it warm, look at

winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. the rest of the region, everywhere, look at one of our colder areas still at 70. 73 in hagerstown. 71 in fredericksburg. tomorrow morning warm and tomorrow afternoon warmer still. going to the bus stop tomorrow, still 67 degrees. no jackets required. 75 at noon. 84, hot for this time of year. our average low temperature is down to 68 degrees. and we're still aboveha 11:00 at night. nothing on the radar right now. but let's take a look at the wider view. we're tracking this frontal boundary. the front will move and stall just to our west. i'll show you this on future weather here as we move through. this is through tomorrow at 1:00. notice the cloud cover. starting to see more clouds. plenty of sun and warmth tomorrow. that's the front coming down. 7:00 notice some showers trying to break out around 6:00, 7:00,

they move down and then back to the north. that's the front moving north with it. and with that we clear out during the day on thursday. another warm day before the front comes back in on friday, and on friday that's when we expect to see rain. not early but look at friday afternoon. maybe a lot of rain during the day. i'm not expecting a lot as far as total amount of rainfall, but maybe during the afternoon, going to be a wet one for sure. you'll need the into the weekend. 83 on friday. shorts and sandals unless you have to go to work and dressing like us. partly sunny, warm. more records across the area tomorrow. dulles set a record two days in a row. i it will be three tomorrow. the record is 82. i think we'll get that easily. 83 in winchester. partly sunny skies. another nice afternoon. thursday we'll see more clouds,

that would be early. notice friday. high of 69 degrees. again, friday is the transition day. that's when we have the hot air around the area but here comes the front that pushes through and brings in not just cool but very chilly air as we make our way into saturday. saturday a high of 59. breezy conditions. sunday a high temperature of 64 and all next week on the chilly side. notice next wednesday. high temperature of 53 in the city, and that that is some really cold air. even the temperatures near freezing, i think, on wednesday morning as well as we start off next week. looking much cooler as we move through next week. >> we'll have our sunglasses ready for tomorrow. >> these are the kind that change when you go out in the sun. >> cool can. all right. well. all right. not mine. >> uh-huh. all right.

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most season wins last year, 48. caps looking to rock early. matt due shayne, a huge hit. perfect flip. a legal check. later in the period a power play in the capitals. boom, one-timer. ov's first goal of the season. caps up 1-0 second period another power play for the capitals. and out in front, a first goal of the year. the caps take a 2 -0 lead. the captain bringing it up ice. oefy's shot is blocked. grewbauer awarded the game puck.

bench. i mean, that was a real clean hit. that's a classic one. when you talk about cutback sort of hit, you just put that right in the dictionary right there. >> you hope dueshane doesn't land funny. he didn't, so that was one of the cooler hits i've ever seen. that's for sure. >> ever. that's what we're saying. wizards visiting lebron james andhe lebron a big buckeye fan. giving the crowd a show. drives and shows down. huge slam. 18 points for james. wizards come right back. john wall has the handle. pulls up. knocks down the three ball. the wizards go onto beat the cavs 96 -91. in toronto blue jays trying to stay alive in the alcs.

baseball. solo shot left center. jays up. blue jays up 2-1 in the seventh. bases loaded. lined right off the mound, and into center. two runs come in to score. donaldson thrown out, but it doesn't matter. they beat the indians. up two games to one. >> we can see the highlights so

and that's all the time we have. thanks for having us in for the news. >> we'll see you tomorrow.

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