now at 11:00, a teacher who assaulted one of his students. >> something went wrong for this to happen. >> allowed to teach again in another district. the news 4 i-team gets answers about who dropped the ball.

is a disgrace. >> everybody does not work 9:00 to 5:00. >> is the trade oef for safety really working. and sharing a stage again. could hillary clinton and donald trump set politics aside for charity? >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. good evening, first up tonight on news 4 i-team investigation amount of high school teacher arrested and charged for what he did in his classroom. >> then a dur public until now, uncovered by scott mcfar land and our i-team. >> reporter: inside randalltown high school, baltimore county, brad norton taught english. one morning four years ago this week a student said norton sexually assaulted him inside the classroom. the 15-year-old said norton touched him on the chest,

arrested booked charge norton pleaded guilty to assault and a fourth degree sex offense in court. the victim's father said the case this an enormous impact on the family. >> i think people assume educators are there to protect our kids. >> reporter: she is a counsellor for sex offenders and pushes for background checks on teachers. >> abuse happens in all races, all religions, all neighborhoods, all education level. >> reporter: this was no common case skmrks brad norton was no common teacher. he had a secret. down the road in virginia. a secret now being made public by the i-team n. 2004 he was teaching here, heyfield secondary, fairfax county public school. but only briefly because in 2006 he was arrested. we found the details are strikingly similar. according to school district

student's penis and touching the boy's buttocks while in his classroom. arrested, booked, charged echltsst he was allowed to resign. he pleaded guilty to assault, avoided jail time but was not supposed to work in another job where he was in contact with children. the state education department to revoke his teaching license. it would red flag him in a

necessary paperwork to suspend norton's license to the agency in richmond the agency charged with formally revoking licenses. the court each send a reminder letter and a handwritten note which says no license revocation can occur until fairfax sends over the paperwork. >> agency nets needs to get information from the school district. >> so hisli intact and he was not red flagged. after he then applied for the job in baltimore county. after his arrest, baltimore county contacted fairfax to ask about their former teacher. asking, can you advise if you have a record of a license cancellation for bradley jefferson norton. it is not listed a state

submitted by fairfax county schools. >> i move to revoke the license. is there such a motion? >> so moved. >> reporter: not until nine years after his arrest did they finally submit the paperwork to the state board to revoke the license. fairfax county public schools declined to answer questions about brad norton slipped through the cracks instead stating us a statement saying that for legal reason matters. and says they changed the process and now files paperwork necessary to revoke a license in a competent died manner. >> local communities sometimes drop the ball? >> frequently drop the ball.

supposed to do. >> the agency doesn't need to wait for paperwork from a school district anymore if it knows it is a dangerous teacher. but because this went wrong in 2004, we are going to keep check. we have created an interactive time line this intricate case. you can see it on our app. >> a lot more to come after this. 24 contentious debate, hillary clinton and donald trump are at the same stage tonight. >> they were at the charity center? new york city. chris is at the live desk. >> hillary clinton is a methodist, donald trump presbyterian, but it took a catholic cardinal to get them within a few feet of each other.

into me and she very civilly said "pardon me". michele obama gives a speech, and everyone loves it. my wife melania gives the exact same speech -- [ laughter ] >> trump got big laughs early on, but he lost the crowd when he called clinton co didn't sit well. >> having one public policy, and a totally different policy in private. >> reporter: clinton shook hands with melania trump but not her husband. and at times just seeing them together looked and felt awkward. >> it's amazing i'm up here

with a peaceful transition of power. [ laughter ] but every year this dinner brings together a collection of sensible, committed, the mainstream republicans. or as we now like to call them, hillary supporters. >> yeah, the dinner raised millions of dollars for charity. and all in all, look, this may be the last time anyone on campaigns actually laughs before the 8th of november. >> chris laups lawrence thank you. trump is softening his stance whether he will accept the result of the plegs election. he said he will accept what he calls a clear election result but also reserves his right for a challenge. surrogates held rallies in seven states.

for questioning the validity of the election. >> we will follow and abide by the rules and the traditions of many candidates who have gone sfwhoof that's the strategy, to make this election so dirty and so ugly that we just turn off the tv and say we just don't want any part of it. >> clinton is enjoying a small lead in nevada. she and trump are virtually tied in arizona. if you live in virginia and still haven't day to do it. a federal judge granted a brief extension for the commonwealth. the new deadline is tomorrow at midnight. the original deadline was monday but computer gliches kept some voters from vegstering on line. the registration site is back up and running now. voters can also register in person at county or city registrar's offices or by mail with a friday's postmark.

tonight the riders showed up. ten hours of public outcry over proposals to cut back on service time in the name safety. news 4 transportation reporter adam tusk is at metro headquarters with more. adam, does tonight make a dent or a change at all in metro's thinking? >> i tell you what, everything we heard from riders today was against the potential service cuts. but talking to metro insiders today, it seems like it's just a matter of time before we do see are disgraceful. >> my anger is about metro not being available. >> i was compelled to come here today to say to you and look you in the eye and say how dare you? >> reporter: metro leaders getting a earful time and time again. even the disabled community weighing in. >> there's been fires, there's been other disruptions so it's

other people. >> reporter: greg red is a resident of ward 7. he brought a sign with him to drive home the point of reduced hours. >> i think it's disgraceful. it's a disservice. you are supposed to be a public entity serve the public. >> reporter: others having to catch their breath. years and years of mismanagement from this organization, and it's completely disgraceful. >> reporter: metro general manager paul we hadw take. do you hear the passion in their voice? >> i do. it's the same passion i feel for it. that's the exact same passion i feel for it. but my passion is also about safety. >> the plan here would cut an additional eight hourser with week when trains operated. and the general manager says he needs that time for even more maintenance. metro's worn out parts on display for all to see here. but back in the meeting room, applause as comments kept rolling in to keep metro open.

that any change to service hours has to be approved first by the metro board. reporting live at metro headquarters, adam tusk, news 4. and after a work week of august-like warmth, rain moves in tomorrow and false returns in a big way for the weekend. first i want to show you the timing. haguerstown, westchester and la ray during the morning and lti noon. it then moves into leesburg, warren ton, reston, potomac fairfax and an assis between noon and 2 p.m. it's moving into the district in arlington around 2:00 to 3:00. then rain in southern maryland and parts of the northern neck between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. we are going to see a 20 degree temperature drop in a three hour period tomorrow. i'll let you know when that big

your weekend plans next. another traj. the new fallout tonight for takata. domestic violence back in the spotlight for the nfl. new evidence woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac

woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate against gay employees. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. on the the nfl is reopening its domestic violence investigation into new york giants kicker josh brown. brown was arrested last year in washington state for an incident involving his then wife. at the time, the nfl said it didn't have access to much information about the case and

entries and e-mails have come to light n. them he admits to physically and verbally abusing his ex-wife on numerous occasions. the giants and the league say they will review the information. in the meantime, brown did not travel to london with the team for this weekend's game. we have more coverage and resources about domestic violence on our safe at home page on our website and the nbc washington app. there you can also see interview with ray rice and how his case changed the way the nfl handles domestic violence. sentencing will be tomorrow for the man convicted of raping a woman inside her dc home a year ago. today we learned for the first time what penalty prosecutors are asking for. news 4's jackie bensen has been covering this case for us from the beginning. >> reporter: news 4 obtained a copy of the sentencing recommendation by channing

and it is blistering. now, it claims that antoine pit, who is now just 22 years sold an extremely dangerous predator who, quote, must be incarcerated until he is no longer physically capable of raping another woman or harming another person. he was on probation for a 2013 robbery. he cut off his bracelet. he was arrested for selling drugs. days later he entered a home and raped a mother of two who was working at home. court document say that pit beat the woman so badly she needed facial reconstruction surgery. he was convicted in june. we have learned at tomorrow's sentencing prosecutors will ask the judge to sentence him to a prison term of 60 years.

if you go to. they ask that it be followed by lifetime supervised release so that after he was released from that prison sentence, he would be monitored for the rest of his life. live at dc super court, jackie bensen, news 4. thank you jackie. new tonight the death of a woman in california means now 11 people have died in connection to those explosive takata air bag the woman died after a crash last month. the i-team has been reporting on problems connected to the defective air bags. nearly 70 millionaire bags in u.s. cars have been or will be recalled as part of a massive safety scandal plaguing takata since 2014. the words of style and philanthropy mixed tonight for a good cause.

men's fit fashion show at the paul stewart store in city's center. the non-profit empowered thousands of disadvantaged man. men's fit helps laid off workers, recent immigrants and veterans. great turn out tonight. great group. they did some good work. >> but you didn't get to keep the clothes? >> no, i like send rela. >> well you clean up nicely. >> thank you. i had fun. we are about to have our last few hours of warm weather, aren't we? >> we need to enjoy it when we leave tonight this. time tomorrow night we are going to be about 20 degrees cooler. we go from customerlike warmth to around the lunchtime hours to fall by tomorrow night. and then it is a fallike weekend. it's windy and it's cold on

winds. sunday by far is the better of the two weekend days. if you haven't made plans outdoors and you are wondering when you should do that. hold off until sunday. it's still cool, it's not cold and the wind aren't as bad. temperatures radio it now, in the low 70s. balmy outside for this time in october. it's another really nice start tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. we are around 65 degrees. new information coming in tonight, i ha or 81 tomorrow. that happens around 2:00 p.m. once we hit our high, though, rain quickly moves in again maybe around the lunchtime and early afternoon hours. as the rain moves in we see the winds inskprees our temperatures plummet. this is that 20 degree temperature drop i was talking about. from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. the evening commute dealing with wet roads. could be a slow go.

tomorrow night you will need the wind breaker and the umbrella. this is where the rain is coming from, west virginia, ohio parts of pennsylvania and slowly pushing into parts of our area throughout the day tomorrow. i can't stress enough, it's kind of the tale two of cities. morning warm and nice. in the afternoon, you want the jacket and the umbrella. highch some hours out there. the field will be wet and it's going to be breezy. you will definitely want to budge. looking at the weekend. saturday a high of 59, sunday a high of 66. when you factor in the winds on saturday and they are going to be strong from start to finish, it feels like we are in the 40s. when should you go to the pumpkin patch? everybody is stopping by my desk asking that. go on sunday.

windy and cold at the homecoming football game saturday afternoon. it feels like we are in the 40s on saturday. next week, guys, not so bad. it's pretty quiet. it's pretty fallike. 60% of people on my twitter page said they wanted it to feel like fall. so 60% of us are happy tonight.

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running this year. three four games all four lines made offensive contributions to the team. one of the reasons why they fell to pittsburgh last year in the plafs the third and fourth lines didn't produce. that's not the case. fans dancing it up in south florida. first period down the wing. centering pass to justin williams. and shot gets stopped here but williams eventually scores. his firstgo cap tolls, they are up 1-0. later on in the period, crazy play here. alx ovechkin's pass gets away. finds it, puts it on net.

second goal of the season. the capsed a another. holtby had 26 saves. cap tolls win their fir road game of the year. final score 4-2. in the nfl, curt cousins not the only familiar face returning to ford field. defensive coordinator joe bearette spent two swns the lions. one season he would like to forget, detroit went 0-16 in 2008, barry and other coaches on that staff that season. and nothing with make barry and his players happier than a good showing in detroit. >> any time you go back to a team you used to coach you want to beat up on them a little bit. hopefully we put together a good game plan and scutt it on sunday. >> makes sense. he is a little fired up this week. makes sense now. he's definitely fired up. he has been like that the last couple of days. i'm looking forward to going out

miami, final score 37-16.

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