walker mill road in capital heights. >> prince georges county bureau chief tracee wilkins is live with more on how the vick tims are being remembered. >> reporter: we're here outside roosevelt high school because one of the teens lived in northwest. you can't see it, but up there at the front door they have a memorial to this student who was shot and killed this weekend. there were tears and a lot of today. >> they were sad. it was kind of like everybody was sad really. it was just like a sad day. >> reporter: students took a moment to remember the memory of their classmate. they put together a memorial in front of the school. prince georges county police say davis was one of two teens gunned down and killed in the

14-year-old todd webb jr., a freshman, was also shot and killed. he lived in the complex where the shooting happened. he died steps away from his front door. gunfire exploded sunday morning. sources close to the investigation say the it began after a party ended. bullet holes pierced the window. there were four other people shot in the parking lot. one of them an adult remains in critical condition at the hospital. the other three are expected to survive. students at roosevelt high are preparing a gathering at the school to say good-bye to davis this week. >> we're going to go to the football field over here and do a balloon ceremony. we are writing letters to let them go at the school. >> reporter: there were counsellors inside the school today. we're expecting the same thing to happen tomorrow when school

any information that could lead to an arrest in this case. but i'm told they are very positive they are going to be able to close this case quickly. reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. new today, there will not be charges against the police officers who shot and killed a woman during an armed robbery at a liquor store. prosecutors in the district say they have completed their review in the shooting death. police officers used excessive force or violated her civil right. that shooting happened about a year ago on alaska avenue in northwest. investigators say the officers shot mcmillen after she and another person robbed a store and fired on those officers. chopper 4 was over the scene of a crash today in charles county. the result of a high speed chase. it all started when a sheriffs deputy pulled over a vehicle

driver had a suspended license. while they were pulled over, the sheriffs say the female driver got in the backseat and the man slid over into the driver's seat and took off. that started a chase that went on for whiles. it ended when the car crashed into a dump truck. the driver took off and is still on the run at this hour. now to the race for the white house. in this final stretch, both fbi's renewed probe of hillary clinton's e-mails. we are just over a week from election day. although early voting is already underway in much of the country. as of today, despite the reignited controversy surrounding clinton's e-mail server, she picked up a new endorsement the final times calls her manifestly more

tracking poll shows the race unchanged from last week. clinton holds a 6-point lead over trump. clinton told sporters she understands why they would want to review the e-mails. >> she believes the american people deserve to know the full extent of trump's campaign.

controversy surrounding the e-mails telling a crowd of support ergs telling the fbi has found the mother load. trump blamed clinton for creating the scandal by setting up a private e e-mail server in the first place. >> hillary is the one who broke the law over and over and over again. we can be sure that what is in those e-mails is absolutely devastating. i think we're going to find out, by the way. >> a campaign trump will be in pennsylvania where he will deliver a policy speech focused on obamacare. both national parties have warned about voter intimidation or voter fraud in next week's election. on today in maryland the democratic leaders urge voters to be alert to any issues. tom sherwood joins with us that story. >> lots of early voting going on in maryland. so far no serious issues reported.

at the wayne curry sports complex in prince george where is they kept up a a steady pace in advance of the presidential election. >> that's all you got to do. come out and vote. we got you covered. >> maryland democratic leaders and nonpartisan groups visited the center to encourage turnout and warn against intimidation. >> the right to vote is not only a sacred right, it's a sacred obligation. they stood in fnt >> we do not look at this at all. e we want all voters to vote. >> today voters said they have

like that. i had made up my mind before i left home. >> have you had any experiences with voter intimidation or any of your friends. ? >> no, not at all. very pleasant. >> have you heard about it? >> i heard about it on the news. i haven't seen anything like that. >> coming up at 6:00, despite fears of fraud, there's little indication of that too. >> thank you, tom. and we invite you u to make nbc n your hub for all things political. >> police are looking for the killer who shot a 22-year-old man over the weekend. the bullets went flying into nearby homes and the car. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us live where the victim's family is telling their story.

paint around this memorial. many of these marking where bullet slugs or shell casings fell. you can see there was a lot of gunfire. some of it flew across the street into town homes and blowing out that car window. all clear signs say the family that whoever came here intended to kill and didn't care who was hurt in the process. neighbors offering flowers and hugs stopped throughout the day at the memorial in the it marks the spot where 22-year-old edwin was gunned down. his family calls him junior. his mother was inside their home just down the street when she heard gunshots saturday night and her husband ran out to see what was happening. >> somebody is shooting. a lot of blod.

he died at the hospital. his mother says she long been worried ant him because he sometimes hung out with gang members. >> do you believe that the people who did this are gang members? >> oh yes, they are. >> the victim's sister said they were able to help him out of trouble before. not this time. >> i don't know what would be someone's decision so life. >> he was a very loving person. he didn't deserve this at all. >> neighbors who came by u to express sthie are shaken too. they u say the complex has never seen this kind of violence. >> i'm scared to stand outside now. you never know. >> now amid-their grief, the family faces the challenge of

burial. they created this gofundme page today. if you want to know more about the fundraising effort, open the nbc washington app. when i join you at 6:00, the neighbor who heard the victim's final words when some of the gunfire hit his townhouse and ran out toward the gunfire to help. reporting live, julie carey, news 4. pretty goods afternoon out degrees cooler than where we were yesterday afternoon. yesterday we were around 80 degrees. 20 degrees cooler puts us right where we should be sbo this 60 degree range. i want to show you what's going on down on the white house lawn. there's the president giving the kids the candy. i don't know. he's not wearing a costume.

temperature wise. if you're going to be heading out, it's going to cool and cool fairly efficiently tonight. down to about 54 degrees. light winds during the evening. so you may want to put on the extra layer once we lose warmth of the sun. sun going forecast and about the forecast the next couple days. remember the layer i just told you to put on, it goes back in the closet. temperatures going way up. >> still ahead, a community tribute to former navy seal killed and what e we learned about this man who died serving his country. i'm adam tuss where catching a train these days is tough

wait until you hear what riders have to say about all this. the new information we learned about the woman killed in the deadly accident.

northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform.

that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. metro employees don't agree

metro is on a death spiral and it's only getting worse. union leaders released a statement saying, quote, we stand against this back ward thinking. the budget seeks to hasten the death of public transit. we the people who move this region are saying it's time to invest in the renaissance of metro. adam tuss got a taste of that frustration that began this weekend today. >> reporter: track surge number ten now well underway. no rail service. these words have become all too common on metro these days. you won't be able to catch a train between fort to then until november 22nd.

here for red line riders. when metro throws safe track at you -- >> it's making me late for work. >> reporter: talking about it can be therapeutic. >> are you frustrated with metro? >> i am. i can't wait to get a call. >> that's what a lot of people are doing. they are starting to get cars. >> reporter: others with a similar tune. it may sound like a casual that ridership is plummeting across the system due to safetrack. on the rails, ridership down as much as 100,000 trips per day over recent years. >> is this rock bottom? >> i think what i hear from passengers, i heard it this morning when i got on the train. people say if we keep doing what you're doing, they get it. they understand. they hate it right now, but they understand these are the things

>> reporter: the surge is huge. red line is the oldest and busiest. three weeks to go here. there are shuttle buss. but your best bet is to switch to the green line, if you can. along the red line, adam tuss, news 4. one person is dead tonight after a fiery crash in prince georges county. it happened at branch road in clinton. police tell us at least four vehicles were involved in the accident. one of them caught fire there. they are trying to re what caused the crash. we'll bring you more details as they come into news 4. a leesburg neighborhood is paying tribute. flags lining the sidewalks in the oak crest neighborhood in memory of brian hoke. hoke was killed earlier this month. there are no details about how he died, but he graduated from the naval academy in 1996. went on to become a knave seal.

overseas deployments. he's survived by a wife and three children. iraqi special forces advancing on the isis held city of mosul. they are coming closer to the city's limits on the east. they are pushing in from some of the christian majority towns they have been able to retake in the past couple weeks. as they move from the east, shiite militia groups are pushing in from the west. there are some concerns that once these groups manage to remove isis from mosul, the he had his hands in the air. he was lying on his back. police still shot him. now the u.s. department of justice is reviewing the case. this happened back in the summer down in miami when one of charles autistic patients ran away. kin see is a behavioral therapist. police showed up in response to a call about a man with a gun.

arrested him is on routine paid leave pending an investigation. there's a new treatment that could protect children with peanut allergies. >> but it's not for everyone. how drs. say a skin patch could help and who it will benefit the most. a local instructor arrested for inappropriately touching a 6-year-old child.

pretty nice day across the area. even though we're so much colder than we were yesterday. but you have to put that in perspective. yesterday was 84. it was simpy amazing how warm we were. cloud cover across the area. we're still seein later on this evening in the next 45 minutes or so. 58 degrees. not bad at all. temperatures in the 50s. and they are dropping. already down to 50. you'll be in the 40s quickly. 54 in gaithersburg. 59 in manassas. so if it you're heading out tonight, it's going to be on the

going to need the extra layer underneath the costume tonight. you may just want to put that long sleeve shirt on underneath the ghost or goblin. on the radar, we're all clear. you're not going to need the carry the umbrella around. you can get the one hand for the pumpkin and the other for grabbing the candy. out there afternoon, we saw some sun. we have been seeing the high clouds. these high clouds go back to the west. they are coming down from chicago right on our region. that's what's going to be happening through the day tomorrow. but tomorrow we get some low to mid-level clouds as well. at least early. at 11:00, we're almost clear except for the high clouds. watch what happens tomorrow morning. socked in. this is going to be an east to southeasterly wind. and that's going to keep us cloudy just about all day. i do think we'll see a little sunshine. but not a lot of. even though temperatures are going to be about the same as they were today, it's going to

tomorrow. high temperature of 61 in d.c. . 60 degrees in leesburg. 57 in martinsburg. these are close to where we were this afternoon. without the sunshine, you're going to notice a little difference. the jacket will be required for sure. getting close to high. high is in the orange. notice the high color very close to the metro region. back towards areas like potomac and great falls this weekend. going to be a great weekend if you're thinking about getting out there for that. as we move on through the next couple days, noti w and thursday. close to 80 degrees for some. 77 on wednesday. 79 degrees on thursday. we see a good line of showers. maybe a couple showers. much cooler conditions on friday. high u of 58. this weekend saturday and sunday look at that.

before you go to bed. temperatures around 67. tom kierein at 5:45 is going to tell you what time the sunsets on sunday night. . >> we may not want to hear it. training doctors with the same methods used to train airline pipilots. >> doreen gentzler reports on how hospital simulators could change the care you disappearance for the first time we're hearing from the children left behind when their mother went missing from her home. a grandmother was struck and killed by a driver.

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y25eny y17vy a quick wrap up of the day on the campaign trail. they u focused on the invesga e-mails accusing the fbi of jumping into an election with no evidence of wrong doing. trump say there is will be a crisis if she's elected. a poll taken before and after the fbi probe shows the race virtually unchanged. the nbc survey monkey tracking poll has clinton holding a 6-point lead. and now our top story at 5:30. a family making plans to be together for thanksgiving now

away. family remembers 50-year-old kim moore as a giving person. she was killed on saturday after a driver slammed into several cars including moore's on eastern avenue in northeast d.c. the driver left the scene but was arrested a a short time later. meagan fitzgerald joins us from the scene of the crash. you spoke with the victim's family today. >> reporter: we did. i can tell you as anyone could imagine, they are devastated. but they also are happened a couple days ago. they find peace in the fact that kim moore died instantly when a driver slammed into her car along eastern avenue here. they tell us every time they think of kim, they instantly smile. laughter isn't when you might expect hours after learning a 50-year-old mother of two, grandmother to one and friend to so many was killed.

pitch u laugh. >> reporter: her mother says kim's happy spirit was contagious. she was always the life of the party. >> always helping people. always had nice things to say. >> reporter: she was at her mother's house on saturday afternoon making plans for thanksgiving when she left with her oldest daughter and grandson. they are on their way to pick up her youngest daughter, but they never made it. >> she saw the car coming. but she couldn't get out of your way. >> police ofrs johnson was speeding in this chrysler 300 down eastern avenue in northeast. they say he crossed over the double yellow line hitting several vehicles, slamming into the back of kim's car before both went airborne. johnson took off. >> she was dead on impact. >> reporter: kim's daughter and grandson survived. the pain of losing a beautiful

times. >> this took it all. >> reporter: but this family says they will stay strong because they know kim's spirit lives on. >> i'm going to keep my baby. know that god chose her. i can't question god. >> reporter: police arrested timothy johnson and he's facing charges of involuntary manslaughter. the family has set up gofund-me page. go to our app and search kim moore. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear from kim's daughter who has a message for the driver who left the scene. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. all of the nonstop flow of content on our phones is making school zones dangerous. here's why. researchers with safe kids worldwide looked into actions of

people in both groups buried in their phones, in their study, 1 in 10 drivers distracted by a mobile device. 31% of students texting while crossing the street. another 44% had head phones on. >> they were distracted. whether they had headphones on, texting, talking, sometimes doing all three. >> researchers say this is an important reminder to avoid twice as many children are killed on the streets while walking the street on halloween compared to any other day of the year. kids always want the day after halloween. in arlington they want it so bad they created aen online petition asking the school board to approve it. the fatigue associated with a night of walking around and collecting free candy. good luck with that. more than 2,000 signatures are

no response yet from the board. a marshal arts instructor facing sexual battery charges accused of inappropriate contact with a 6-year-old girl. police are concerned there could be other victims. officers arrested him at his home in springfield yesterday. they say he's an instructor at the lead by example marshal arts

>> pledge of allegiance to baghdad da day of the islamic state. >> several victims' family members beg the judge not to release because of e emotional distress. while theud release, she's still deciding whether to release the 911 audio from others who were inside that nightclub. there are certain professions where practice is part of the job description. where would sports be without it or medicine. doreen gentzler has a look at a place that's giving the term practicing medicine a whole new meaning. >> as part of an effort to keep doctors, nurses and medical studentsen gauged with the latest in medical techniques as

warning about some of the more common challenges they will deal with in medicine. >> the medical students are dealing with an emergency. this woman who is in labor except that the woman's voice is actually coming from here. and the people in this room are practicing on a life sized >> i called for help and identified anesthesia and made sure an o.r. was on standby. >> this is part of a program offered at center for advanced medical simulation. >> it is a laboratory for our physicians and nurses, students, any health care professional to

whether they are a a season clinician. >> there are 14 rooms including an operating room and state of the art technology. >> we do have very high-tech manikins that have the ability to bleed, artificial blood, of course. we also have the ability to put voice viles. >> health care professionals work in teams and. deal with everything from infectious diseases to head wounds. >> the more real it looks, the more real thta scenario. >> reporter: to complicated births. >> this is a rare emergency. what happens is the baby's shoulder gets stuck and we have minutes to get the baby out and save it. >> reporter: the exercises are done in realtime and the doctor says this center is frequently at capacity. it's one of seven medical simulation centers in virginia. >> medical education for years has been such that after you

yet when you go to the airline industry, they utilize simulators. the military, they are simulating. firefighters, police, the same. why not health care? >> it makes sense. preliminary research shows some of the doctors who have practiced in simulation centers tend to make fewer mistakes in realtime. there are more than 300 different simulation centers across the country. many of them are attached to meal i'd like my doctor to be practicing on a dummy before i have an emergency. >> that makes total sense. a special treat for a child in northern virginia. how students a at a nearby high school got together to make sure he wouldn't be let out of the halloween fun. coming to our area's newest concert venue. what you need to know about tickets. tomorrow morning on news 4

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national harbor. they are the opening act apt the mgm casino thursday december 15th. tickets go on sale friday morning at 10:00. and zz top, bruno mars and cher are already booked for concerts at the new casino. for a list of other concerts in our area, open up the nbc washington app and search "con certificates again. a bike path opened today creating one long 70-mile trail that could reduce travel times for cyclists as much as half an hour. >> the new stretch that opened

on the east side. home from london. members of the redskins still stinging from yesterday's tie game. what the head coach is now saying about one of his players who called out that ref. and a developing story tonight out of far fairfax county where the park worker charged in the stabbing death of a caterer goes before a judge. the new northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same.

and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett

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handed out cell phones to the kids u. to get recordings of them performing sex acts in and outside of school. that trial was supposed to start today. he's charged with 270 counts of child sexual abuse and other offenses. in northern virginia this evening, the case against a fairfax county parks employee was akouzed of killing a wedding caterer will go to trial. late this afternoon a judge ruled there's enough evidence to move forward with a second-degree murder charge. our northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is live with more details. >> reporter: this is a case that evokes a the lot of emotion inside that courthouse. the prosecution arguing today that the 19-year-old suspect committed murder. the defense saying this was self-defense. they are pointing to cell phone video as proof. . .

members walking in with him. also here the family and friends of the caterer bonds is accused of killing. it happened during an early august wedding at a fairfax county park. a verbal fight, the bride and some of the guests. >> the police said for you to go away. >> i haven't moved. i went from here to there. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] you up. >> bonds recorded the ente it's tough to see, but you can hear the heated exchange. it ends with johns getting stabbed. >> adding it shouldn't be a murder charge. no malice they claim. the prosecution and friends don't buy that. >> he pulled out a knife. he could have kicked her,

punched her. there's so many things that could have been made before the last decision that took her. that's malice. >> reporter: ultimately, the judge ruling in favor of the prosecution. the case now moves on to circuit court here and likely trial u. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, i want to walk you through the emotional outburst that happened inside the courtroom. one that had family members and friends rushing out of that courtroom. we'll show to you in the next hour u. a a new patch could protect millions of allergies. it gives kids really small doses of the peanut protein. researchers found kids who wore the patches could consume ten times the number of peanuts they could before the treatment. the study was done right here in bethesda at the national institutes of health. researchers found it wasn't as effective for children older than 11. a royal road trip and no one is crowned. forget the tie. one red skins player making a

dave johnson joins us from the newsroom with how the head coach is responding today. >> a head coach, we know, should know his players. jay gruden knows josh norman. he's passionate and creative. remember the fake bow and arrow celebration. the nfl didn't like that and doubtful they will like his thoughts on sunday's officiating. josh norman, five penalties. this is one of the top defve players and norman made his feelings known. >> who is 88? i just got to know. who is official 88? he sucked. >> josh is his own man.

he felt and he put it out there. it's going to be hard to put a filter on josh. he's passionate about the game. he's a great lair. i love his energy. i love what he brings to the football team. he's one of the greatest competitors on this team that i have seen in a long time. i will not take that away from him. he probably is a little targeted. but he's going to have to deal with it. >> he has that emotion. norman was fined for the fake bow and error reaction to his comments. . coming up at 6:00 in sports, we have the cooley cooldown with chris cooley from london with carol maloney. >> thank you, dave. a group of theater students decided to help another student dress up for halloween. that's 11-year-old in the middle. he is in a wheelchair and it's been decked out a as a pirate ship. the high school students used props so sam can take part in

>> i wanted to take part in it because i thought it was a great idea to bring joy to people might not be able to be a part of it. >> you can see sam, the parade kicks off at the top of the hour. >> what a teem team effort. he should win best costume. that's pretty cool. how's it going? >> i have seen some >> reminded e me of margaret hamilton in wizard of oz. it terrified me when i was a child. this little one was cute. there's the sunset underway here. the clouds looking like the veil of the bride of frankenstein. anymore references i can make?

the temperatures are going to be dropping back quickly once the sunsets and the sun is setting at 6:08. not too far away from sunset. and temperatures are dropping quickly because of these high clouds coming in as well. trapping in the chill we have had in the air. check the latest conditions where you are with the nbc washington app. the radar don't have any showers in the vicinity. 7:00 in the mid-50s everywhere. down to the 50s by 8:00. so a chill in the air during the evening hours. and so what to wear, you'll need at least a jacket tonight. you'll be walking around with trick or treaters. you'll need a jacket under their costume. warm coat tomorrow morning. maybe even gloves tuesday morning and a hat because we'll be in the 40s. love this photo taken yesterday

montgomery county. share your picks on facebook and twitter. and tomorrow morning's commute will be in the 40s. you'll need the heater on in the car. so a chill in the air tomorrow. only around 60 in the afternoon. by the afternoon commute, back down to the upper 50s and dry. then a warming trend as we get into wednesday. we'll be climbing into the 70s, near 80 on thursday 37 likely showers thursday evening. after that, we cool again on friday, saturday. on sunday, up into the 60s. don't forget to turn the clocks back. because we fall back one hour. sunrises and sets an hour earlier. and the sunset sunday will be at 5:02. that's going to be hard to get used to getting the time of year it gets late early. and as we get into the following week, we'll be in the 60s.

that's the way it looks. >> thanks, tom. we want to thank all of you who joined us at the marine corps marathon. >> tens of thousands of you. news 4 is a proud partner once again. our mile four was filled with spirit as the runners and marathoners flew by us. some 28,000 people registered for the marathon this year. women's marathon winner. congrats to both. a mother disappears without a trace. tonight a a new plea for help to find out what happened to her. >> it's been six years since she's vanished. coming up on news 4 for the first time, we'll hear from the two young boys pleading for hel

new video is questions about an ab suction at the walmart inwood bridge. a group of people enter the store and later video shows two of them putting another person in the trunk of a car and driving off. investigators say the alleged victim doesn't appear to be in distress. they want anyone who recognizes the people in the video to call so they can check on the welfare of the person in the trunk. for the first time since their mother vanished six years

are talking about the last time they saw their mom. >> i think we just went to sleep. >> when you woke up, what happened? >> she was gone. >> mark segraves spoke to their sons. >> in a story you'll see only on news 4. >> people don't just disappear without a trace. >> reporter: for the past six years, valencia harris has been coming back to this neighborhood every chance she getsop >> you're fighting every day just for answers. and when you don't have any answers, that's the hardest part. >> it was october 2010. 24-year-old unique harris had just moved into this apartment with her two sons. the single mom was making a fresh start in a new town. she had just enrolled in school. just weeks after they had moved

since that night. >> the last thing i remember from her was her telling me good night and everything would be okay. >> police say there was no sign of foul play. unique had never been in any trouble. her family is certain somebody took her. >> she left her glasses. she could barely sew. she don't go nowhere without her glasses. ain't no way she just walked off. >> reporter: six years after sittin f place they saw their mother, they haven't given up hope. >> i pray she will come back and she'll be in one piece. >> let's just hope she comes back. >> reporter: valencia harris comes back here on a regular bay spis to hand out fliers and ask for help. police say they have no leads. >> it's an active missing person investigation. it's a very sad story. i know they are very concerned,

knows what happened to her daughter and is hoping they will come forward. the two sons know they have to stay strong for their grandmother and for each other. >> i feel sad in my heart, but i don't want to show it. >> reporter: a a gofundme page has been set up for their education. we have a link in our nbc washington app. mark segraves, news 4. eight presidential election and tonight new developments into the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. >> a new nbc news survey monkey tracking poll shows the revelation has had no immediate affect on the standings of the polls. hillary clinton had a 6-point lead over donald trump from monday to friday before fbi director james comey announced the discovery of additional e-mail. news came out, clinton retained

angles beginning with steve handlesman on capitol hill. >> hillary clinton is warning that voters could be turned off by this -- distracted by this e-mail revelation from the big issues ought to be and what ought to decide this election. trump sees a way to get undecided clinton voters or lukewarm democratic voters to stay home on donald trump went to michigan where he figures he has a shot. >> what is in those e-mails is devastating. >> hillary clinton was in ohio objecting to the renewed investigation. >> why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an