the big if now at the center of criticism as donald trump faces another new challenge. first at 4:00, why so many of you say last night's debate gave you more to think about. >> the last day in the l 0s. tracking big changes. when changes are coming and how the weather will impact your friday nightla less than 24 hours after the final presidential debate. another woman coming forward accusing donald trump of sexual misconduct. good afternoon, i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm chris lawrence. the election is only 19 days away. we have a lot of new developments to get to on the campaign trail starting in new york city. attorney gloria allred held a press conference. the new woman claims donald

outside the u.s. >> he then walked up to me and reached his right arm and grabbed my right arm. then his hand touched the right inside of my breast. >> she is the task woman who accused her of misconduct. she denied all the has not had a chance to respond to this. nbc news has not verified any of these accusations and gloria allred is a hillary clinton supporter. at one point in that news conference, virginia said nobody has asked her to come forward. >> trump is clarifying his answer about whether he will accept the results of the

wins. then he elaborated on what he meant later in the speech. >> of course, i would accept an election result, but i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a e questionable result. >> trump is drawing widespread from both sides of the aisle for these comments. > hillary clinton in new hampshire this afternoon. he went after trump not only for questioning the outcome of the election, but also for raising questions about the u.s. intelligence community on the alleged issue of hacking. >> he said, quote, our country has no idea. what an indictment of who we are. what an indictment of our capabilities.

military. >> michelle obama will be campaigning for clinton tonight in arizona. recent polls show clinton gaining ground in what is traditionally then a deep republican state. arizona voters have voted for just one democrat since 1952. >> wement to know how voters are reacting to the final debate. bureau chief julie carey went to government center to find out. >> one of the most controversial issues raised whether or not donald trump would accept the election result. will that changed midday giving them more information to process. we checked in with two military veterans. walt describes himself as far right. donald trump got his vote today.

because he's an election volunteer. and the men take very different views of what donald trump had to say about whether election results can be trusted. >> i think there are some issues with with the establishment. it's extremely afraid that their gravy train is is going to end if trump is elected. if it's really close he has a right to so we don't know what it's going to be. >> i thought as a continuation of things that he said over the months that's e raid roding away at the core of our democracy and that is the peaceful transition of power. >> we'll hear from election officials and hear their reaction to the talk of election rigging and voter fraud. i'm julie carey, news 4.

vote yet, you have a little more time. a federal court extended voter registration through tomorrow. that's because there was some computer glitches that caused problems in the hours leading up to the original dead line on monday. that prevented some people from registering online. so now you can register online or by mail as long as it's postmarked by friday. this afternoon we are learning new information about the mother and father charged in the death of their missing newborn. behind the baseball die u monday in riverdale. tracee wilkins talked to the suspect's uncle today. >> reporter: police have been looking for this baby for a month. now we know they believe that the mother is and her husband held this child. and as you said, buried that infant right there beyond that

24-year-old for the death of their 3-month-old baby. they say that the two beat the child in the 8500 block of greenbelt road inside their apartment. according to documents, the father beat the child so much that the baby began bleeding. the parents then believed to have put the child in a car in the parking lot of the apartment complex where he stayed for at least 24 hours. some buried that child in a shall e low grave. they waived their rites and brought police to the grave that e showed them where the baby was buried. the case was brought to the attention of police. . after the maternal grandmother reported her daughter and the baby missing. today we spoke with the mother's

i don't know what we're going on with her. i don't know whether he abused her to the point that she was terrified of him and just followed him and did what he wanted to do. >> coming up at 5:00, more details as to what happened inside of that apartment before they placed that baby inside the vehicle. the mother is now being held on $100,000 bond and the father is being held >> we're also picking up breaking news in montgomery county. take a look at this. our traffic cameras just picked up on it. a a truck has caught fire on the eastbound icc. this is right near the new hampshire avenue exit. all eastbound lanes are now closed. you can see the smoke pouring out of that vehicle. you can see they have given it a wide birth there in terms of not

we'll push out alerted on the app. preparing to say farewell to another of our furry friends. when the national zoo's panda will be packing up and moving out. the next person to show up at your front door could be a clebty. why miley cyrus plans to go door to door in our area. and still pretty mild tomorrow with a high of and when fall temperatures return to our area. and with the presidential debates now in the books, we want to know if they changed your mind about the candidates. take our nbc washington flash survey. vote by calling or texting the number on your screen. you can also weigh in and track the results on

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loudoun county could vote on turning down the noise. the board of going to consider amending the noise standard, which a a lot of folks are outdated. the new guidelines would offer depending on where you're in a mixed use community. tonight's meeting gets started around 5:00. take a look at this. the pilot of the small plane is okay after he made an emergency landing on a georgia highway.

highway 166 near i-20 in carolton. the pilot was the only person on board. he is said to have run out of fuel. changes could cause a a ripple affect all over our area. why a discussion that's happening right now could force you to find another way home. and remember this. a man breached the no-fly zone and landed a gyre continuer on

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one leader is threatening to stop that from happening. the transit agency is holding a public hearing about reducing hours on the rails. people have been telling the metro board how much this is going to impact their lives. >> frankly, the are disgraceful. you have many people, especially in ward 7, 8, that are going to be heavily impacted with these decisions if they go through. >> i think it's graceful, it's a disservice. you are supposed to be a public entity serving the public. contrary to other popular believes, everybody does not

could impact your ride. officials want to hear from riders about plans to cut service hours. a marathon public hearing being held at metro headquarters until 10:00 at night. they are likely to hear from plenty of frustrated riders. >> metro is not really good. not at all. >> there are four proposals that would reduce train service by eight hours a week, especially late night service. metro leaders say they need the extra time to perform maintenance, repairs and track. inspections as they work toward a reliable system. >> my kids and i want to get out of an event. >> reporter: there's been a a

a major city transit system cannot be properly maintained and have hours that work for customers. bowser is among the critics. >> we know that other systems can do it in had that amount of time. . >> reporter: metro stated open on fridays and saturdays until 3:00 a.m. now they close at midnight during safetrack. the proposals would continue a reduction in service on get home. >> to help people who have the late night vibes. it's about poem who are working. they need to get home to their families. >> all of those public comments are going to be.

>> the chair of the board today is suggesting service cuts in the suburbs. if they don't come up with more money, tom sherwood continues our coverage now. >> reporter: everybody knows metro has a steep hill to climb over service and capital repairs throughout the system. now the board seeing metro's general manager cut train service to the suburbs. >>. >> maryland and virginia are not supporting a proposed sales track. metro has a current $275 million

>> it is a death spiral until we get it turned around. >> virginia transportation secretary responds to the service cut threat. tom sherwood, news 4. a lot of talk on spoeshl media and a lot of purple around town today. it's spirit day. it started six years ago by a young woman impacted by suicides among teens. from that time, spirit day has grown into a massive campaign where people and lgbtq youth. >> hopefully a show of force extends to the communities. no excuse for bullying any time. there's a lot of shades of purple out there. >> we have sleeveless dresses because it's 80 degrees out there.

it's feeling like fall. you can break out the gloves and scarves and fall fashion you haven't been able to wear this week. tonight, eat outdoors. it might be the last time to do so in quite some time. it's either going to be raining tomorrow night or too windy and too cold on saturday. also want to mention we're doing a facebook live at 4:30. you can jump on and ask us any questions in our weather forecast. your outlook for tomorrow, during the mor it's a nice start to the day. great for another run outside tomorrow morning. i'll be out there. you can still have your lunch outdoors. still looking dry and comfortable. as you're coming home from work, the rain impacting commute and that's the same for friday night football with showers tomorrow night. it's going to be wet and windy. and the water proof jacket. here's where rain is coming from

thunderstorm watch. we're dry tonight. take advantage. take a long walk with the dog. here's the arrival for the rain tomorrow. so back around the mountains, it's already here during the morning hours. frederick, fairfax, it holds off until the lunchtime or early afternoon hours. we will see rain move in until you come home from commute. the wind and it's breezy. and with the wind, it feels like we're in the 40s throughout the day on saturday. it's really cold sunday morning. that's going to be the coldest time of the weekend. feeling like temperatures in the 30s sunday morning. but at least the winds aren't as bad throughout the day. it's going to be breezy throughout the day on sunday. sunday is the better of the two

night. temperatures in the mid- to low 50s. it's breezy and wet. there are some showers out there. here's a look at the next ten days. an saturday, 59 for a high. with the wind, it feels like we're in the 40s. sunday a high of 66. and then as we look to next week, pretty quiet on the cool side. feeling like fall. coming up at 4:30, we're going to walk you through your day hour by hour letting you know when the cold air starts to move into your neighborhood. celebrities in the world is coming to our area and for a concert. why miley cyrus could be knocking on your door. saying bye-bye to baabaa.

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if you are a parent, some important news about a vaccine given to preteens. children only need to get two doses of the hpv vaccine instead of three. this change came after recent studies showed that two doses were enough to protect against the virus. . hpv can cause a variety of cancers. the cdc says teens who weren't vaccinated before the age should still get it. it seems that we were celebrating her birth. >> now it's not going to be long before we say our good-byes to bao bao. the giant panda is leaving the zoo late next year. there's an agreement that all cubs have to move to china by the time they are 4 years old. she turns 4 next august and her keepers are already preparing for the big move. they are trying to get her used to being in a crate u for the

so the public can say good-bye and in the meantime, we posted a lot of really cool pictures on our nbc washington app. >> i always hate when this day comes. a lot of local families could go without gift this is year. why a local charity has a serious problem and ramps up for the holidays and what you can do to help. plus talk about above and beyond. meet the police officer who got a pretty big honor from one of the nation's top offices. is watching. we need to be accountable for

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comcast business. built for business. now at 4:30, a tenth woman has come forward accuing donald trump of sexual misconduct. she says trump touched her inappropriately in new york city in 1998. trump has the allegations so far against him. more strong reaction after saying this afternoon that he would accept the outcome of the election, but then there was a pause and he followed it with if i win. at last night's debate, he said he refused to say he would concede. michelle obama will rally for clinton in phoenix, arizona.

turn the traditionally red state blue. no democrat has carried arizona since bill clinton in 1996. here for child abuse. >> she works at a daycare in upper marlboro. chris gordon is live with details of this case. >> police say the teacher slammed a child's head on to a desk. they say they called her in for questioning. she came in and made a statement allegedly admitting to what happened. it happened in the classroom in the childcare center about 8:00 tuesday morning. police are charging the teacher 25-year-old thompson with child abuse and assault. they say she was attempting to restrain a 3-year-old boy in a chair. police say they have a witness

>> another witness said he slammed his head down. that parent reported it to the director who told the parent of the victim. >> the parent of the 3-year-old victim is a prince georges county police officer. we're not identifying him or his son who suffered a contusion to the right side of his head. i went into the antioch center and was told they have no comment. grandson from the center. >> a teacher was arrested and charged with assault. >> wow, i'm appalled i didn't hear anything about it. >> what's your reaction? >> like i say, i'm surprised and appalled that the school would have let the parents know. >> reporter: right after our interview, brooks went inside and came out with a letter from the childcare center that they are apparently sending home tonight informing parents of

coming up on news 4 at 5:00, we'll hear from the mother and grandmother of the teacher about this incident. back to you. >> thank you, chris. loudoun county, the grinch is trying to steal christmas from hundreds of needy families. the holiday coalition lost their space and is operating out of a storage unit. it's one of the few charities that serve adults with disabilities and seniors. would serve more than a thousand families, but this holiday season that could be cut to a few hundred. >> the month of joy, the appreciation this family is showing is priceless. so right now for the families to be able to get assistance this year it's going to be a challenge for them. christmas is not going to be the same. >> to hear more about what the charity needs and how you can help, search holiday coalition

involving the flint water crisis. the inspector general says epa could have warned residents about the water danger seven months before it did. the inspector general works as the internal watchdog at the epa. he says the agency had the authority and had enough information to issue an emergency order as early as 2015 in order to warn residents. flint's drinking water tainted with lead after the city started drawing from a different source in order to save money. a personal tragedy rocked the life of an alexandria police officer, but it gave him a new focus, a mission really to help others. >> they are the forgotten souls.

known as officer bennie. for 20 years he's been patrolling the streets. several years ago he experienced a personal tragedy. within a matter of months, he lost both his father and his son. and that motivated him to make a change in his life and the way that he went about doing his job. >> i lost my son to suicide back in 2013. and after my son's suicide, i actually got information for of my guys. he said, well, we didn't realize it was your son because he used to give us shoes all the time. >> reporter: he started to focus on the homeless in the community. those with mental illness. now years later, he helps run the police department's crisis intervention team training other officers in how to deal with the mentally ill. he starts just about every day talking to homeless people on

what they need for the day and staying out of trouble. he says it's a benefit to them, it's a benefit to the police department and it's a benefit to the community. just recently the u.s. attorney general recognized the work that officer bennie has been doing all these years. giving him an award, a special distinction. something he says he shares with every officer and every member of the crisis intervention team. mark segraves, news 4. george mason may be their door. >> miley cyrus is planning to go door to door campaigning at the university or hillary clinton. she's an advocate for lgbtq rights and environmental issues. she's planning to speak to students about clinton's vision and the high stakes in this election. finding love in all the wrong places. first at 4:00, why several women

>> he breached restricted air space around washington and landed right on the front lawn of the capitol. now that pilot is out of jail and speaking out about whether it was worth it. and we're in the 80s now, but say good-bye to them because we're going to get cold and we're going to have some rain. but it's not going to start on time for everybody.

it was a stately field trip and his officers went to arlington national cemetery to pay their respects to the fallen. the chief laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he wanted to show his force the scope and scale of the sacrifice that allows them to serve as officers in a free described the event as a simple of a friendship between the military and first responders throughout the country. those two died in the line of duty. a man from florida went to jail for landing his gyre continuer on the front line of the capital. protests the campaign the finance system.

>> i wanted to bring attention to the solutions of the problem of corruption in this country. >> doug hughes says whatever attention he gains in april of 2015 it brought his idea for the public forefront. >> resistance is -- they are not invincible. >> was it >> one little guy can go up against the power of the federal government and make a dent. i'm not trying to advance a particular left or right agenda. i'm trying to restore democracy. >> to him that means publically funded campaigns. >> but it's always been like that. >> it doesn't have to continue. the idea that corporations are investing money in elections for

dream. >> we haven't done anything yet to address money in politics. clinton stands too close to the money. trump is the money. >> if you had to do this all over again, would you change the way you did it? >> i u don't have any doubts that it was the right thing to do. >> he's currently spending a year on probation. he won't be able to vote for the next five years. but he says he is going to get his pilot's another jie ro continuer. donald trump and hillary clinton are getting ready to share the stage again. we'll tell you how one candidate dominated social media way more than the other. plus he's part of d.c. music history. the permanent honor for the godfather of go-go. chuck brown in his home state.

back to the race to the white house. i was live tweeting the debate and can tell you donald trump is dominating the conversation on twitter. two phrases in particular have people weighing in. bad hombre and nasty woman. chelsea handler posed the question are you a bad hombre or a nasty woman. the other big topic involves

necessarily accept the outcome of the election. senator lindsey graham was one of many republicans who issued a rebuke of that statement, but the candidate himself and his supporters overall trump did a good job last night. trump tweeted out that was really exciting. >> snap polls suggest more viewers think hillary clinton won the debate. today trump clarified the declaration that rocked the debate about what hillary clinton wins. steve handlesman is live in nevada with the latest. >> reporter: here in this battleground state, donald trump's refusal last night to commit to accepting a clinton win if she wins on november 8th is all the talk. a lot of trump backers said that he loved that he said that but he did back off of it today. >> in ohio, donald trump tried

>> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> reporter: he says the process is rigged but he meant last night he might not immediately recognize a claimed win by hillary clinton. >> i would also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge. >> reporter: some trump supporters want to fight. >> will you accept the outcome? >> no. >> reporter: in north carolina as early voting started the clinton team figured trump won them votes. >> moderate gop members are horrified by statements like this. >> at the debate, clinton made questionable claims. >> i do not add a penny to the national debt. >> he called her nasty. >> such a nasty woman. >> and dropped his bomb.

this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'll keep you in suspension. >> at a gym in las vegas, one said the debate made up her mind. >> i was completely neutral. and after seeing the debate last night, i think hillary is the clear choice for the country. >> now the new worry if trump loses that this race will drag out. hillary clinton supporters are hoping more th on election day that is so big and convincing even to donald trump. live from henderson, steve handlesman, news 4. well, it's another great day out there today, but things are changing. you want to keep abreast of the situation and changes we're going to get as we continue into tomorrow. especially with the rain. download the nbc washington app. you may need it tomorrow because not everybody is going to see rain arrive. some areas are going to be

rain pushing in from the west to the east through tomorrow. and into tomorrow afternoon and then the weekend, it's going to be blustery. it's going to be chilly. if you're heading out and about, i'm going to be out on saturday. it's going to be really cold out there. so go ahead and find that winter gear. current temperatures, 82gaither. 80s across the we're dry as we continue into the evening. a few clouds pushing in. we'll go partly cloudy into the overnight. we're looking at temperatures falling through the 70s ending up in the 60s during tonight. we will be dry. so it's going to be another great night to eat outside. a lot of you have been enjoying the weather. others are ready for fall. either or, you want to enjoy tonight because friday and

enjoy the outside eating because we have rain on the way. what we're looking at is different timing for the rain. moving from the west to east, tomorrow morning's commute will be okay. then into the afternoon, we're going to see the rain move in. we'll keep chances of rain throughout the remainder of the day. we're going to hit our daytime high before noon. really warm before noon, once that rain starts coming down, the temperature will drop. i do not expect the rain to start coming down in the d.c. area until after lunchtime. it should start at the and through the midday as it travels to the east. then we'll continue to see rain through friday night football through your dinner plans. by saturday morning, we dry out. it's going to be windy out there. the homecoming, windy with rain. friday night looks like you may have to leave a little extra time. but friday morning is looking

winds will pick up tomorrow after about lunchtime. rain will pick up for us here after lunchtime along i-95. so rain tomorrow. then look at that temperature. by the time you wake up on saturday morning, windchills in the 30s in some spots. probably not make it out of the 40s. breezy and not quite as windy on sunday. we calm down as we go through the next workweek and the next chance of rain not until thursday. >> thank you. as part of our highlighting domestic violence awareness across the region. this morning news 4's bureau reporter mced the breakfast. the nonprofit provides housing and education to low-income families. it also helps victims of domestic violence by giving them resources that lead to independence.

appreciates the godfather of go-go. chuck brown will be undikted into the hall of fame. they wanted to touch on his legacy with home grown musical giants members will be there to accept the award. a personal training session turned out to be an expensive workout when they found out they were stuck in a contract couldn't get out. >> they needed nbc 4 responds to help them get out. >> gym memberships are expensive. add on private sessions with a personal trainer and bills can add up. especially if you did not realize the terms of the contract. they wanted to get sbo shape and signed up for a personal trainer. but then tragedy hit and the couple's workouts cut short.

memberships, but the bills kept coming, racking up more than $2,000 in charges. >> i tried to speak to the manager. he wasn't there. they said they would take a message and he would call me. >> the manager never called. that's when she called nbc 4 responds after checking out her contract. we contacted the gym and we'll tell you what happened next and what the company had to say to us. it's coming up for you on news 4 at 5:00. he broke the hearts of several women and he didn't stop there. what this man is accused of taking from women he melt online.

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fedex joined the list getting ready to gear up for the holiday rush. they are planning to hire 50,000 full and part-time workers across the country to help deliveies. they will work as package sorters and delivery assistants. fedex predicts that the four mondays after thanksgiving will be among the busiest in the company's history. several companies in our area are looking to hire additional people right now. you can find a list on the nbc washington app. just search "holiday jobs." tesla has made a big announcement about the future of driverless cars. the company's ceo says all new tesla vehicles will now come

self-driving so they are ready to be on the road once government regulations kick in. elon musk also released this video showing the self-driving capabilities. it shows a tesla driving through town and eventually parking all by itself. the self-driving hardware includes eight cameras and a dozen sensors. well, they were looking for love. but they got ripped off. a man is accused of swindling women out of hundreds of card fraud. >> this is michael sheels jr. he entered a not guilty plea in court. authorities say sheels met multiple women online and started a romantic relationship with them promising to help them

information and when he got it, he opened credit cards in his victim's names and added himself to the card. >> according to court documents, he opened three to four credit cards per victim. five of them women and one man. he's also facing witness intimidation charges for harassing two of victims. food, vacation, clothing and jewelry. >> the man who shields allegedly scammed is a childhood friend who is serving in the army at the time. he's accused of opening four credit cards in that man's name

for himself. that is not accepting results. you got to accept the results of this election, win or lose. >> tonight at 5:00, the clinton camp reacting as donald trump clarifies his position on whether he's going to accept the outcome of this presidential following two developing stories about metro service. why more commuters could be forced back into their cars. we are going to begin tonight in prince georges county where a man and woman are accused of killing their 3-month-old baby. >> the details are hard to stomach. police say the dad got violent when the child wouldn't stop crying. he's accused of punching the infant and left him unconscious

little boy in a shallow grave. tracee wilkins is live where the found the little boy. >> reporter: police have been searching for this little baby for about three weeks here. when they finally caught up with the parents, they waived their rugts and explained what happened and brought them here to this high school and shows them behind the baseball diamond where they buried the >> reporter: his niece and her husband are accused of killing their 3-month-old infant boy.