news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. ? he is only a preschooler, but today police say he showed up with a loaded gun at school. >> we just learned about this case from d.c. police in the last hour.

moten elementary school on morris road. >> tonight this is very troubling. police say this child is just three years old. they say he brought a loaded pistol to moten elementary school behind me in southeast d.c. the child is in preschool. detectives say officers arrested the boy's father, 31-ye-o anthony earl chiels today. security guards checked the backpack and found the pistol around 9:30 this morning. we don't know why the guard checked the boy's bag in the first place. the father is charged with recklessly endangering a child's health. tonight this story is developing and we'll bring you the latest

in southeast d.c., news 4. >> a new message tonight from donald trump on the campaign trail telling voters in wisconsin if you voted early, there is still time to change your mind. >> while trump trays to sway voters in a traditionally blue state, hillary clinton and president obama were in florida and ohio, a full court press with one week to go. >> brian capitol hill with the developments tonight. >> reporter: let's take this in for a moment. donald trump asking early voters to do a do over. a week before the election and donald trump is making an extraordinary, perhaps unprecedented appeal to millions who have already voted for hillary clinton. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out

earlier in pennsylvania, trump sold doubts about hillary clinton and the renewed e-mail investigation. riding a tide he hopes is against clinton. protesters taunted clinton in florida as she rallied with a former miss universe. but clinton's own problems are costing her dearly in terms of momentum. right now in the sun shine state she and trump are >> dow do you know the best way to stop him? by showing up and voting and getting the biggest turnout in history. >> reporter: the map shows trump would have to run the table next tuesday to win, but as we've learned before in this race, a lot can change in a week. his vote changing plea would backfire. clinton's bad week followed his

swing some states, so we took the initiative and brought them together for a back and forth that we're streaming live on our nbc washington app. >> you're concerned about criminal justice reform, police, and a community, et cetera, you're concerned about graduating from college with a mountain of student debt, trying to figure out how you're going to get a job or am i going to have to be forced to move back home with my neither of the candidates have focussed on these issues. >> donald trump addresses student debt. it's something that's happening, but i wonder to what extent millennials are listening. maybe they're tired to the rhetoric. >> you're not talking about how serious the matter is, the way it's impacting it in terms of the mountain of debt or thinking

children. >> reporter: panelists discussed whether they're engaged enough to elect people who will advocate for the kind of issues they care about. they took questions from the audience at george washington university. hash tag, vote your power was the number one trending topic in d.c. tonight. and we showed you a small slice of what we heard. look for nbcwashington.com tomorrow when we'll post an extended families who lost loved ones. i just can't say it, my heart. >> tragedy hitting home tonight for a man who barely escaped a devastating bus crash in baltimore. he walked away, his car mangled, when it was hit by a school bus,

slammed into an mta bus and ripped off the side. take a look. the drivers of both buses died on the scene. no children were aboard the school bus at the time, invest gators say there were no smarks at the scene. >> he couldn't stop. just picked up speed and kept on going. >> the national transportation safety board said a video was recovered and could offer clues. >> the d.c. council preliminary approval to a death with dignity bill but not before an emotional debate over the right to end one's own life. ward five council member at one point was unable to continue as he spoke about his father who recently died. he had to leave the room. when he came back, several people stood up to hug him.

request lethal medication from doctors. it faces one more vote before going to the mayor. she has not taken a position on this yet. >> texting behind the wheel could be soon treated the same as drunk driving in the district. if you cause a crash while texting, you could get a fine of $1,000, sent to jail or both if someone if signed into law d.c. would join five states that impose enhanced penalties for killing someone when texting behind the wheel. it sounds like a prank gone way too far. a group of teenagers may be responsible for five robberies targeting people late at night. >> all happened within about an hour of each other. all of them in northwest d.c. we are in georgetown right now.

>> reporter: that's right. they are looking at that. and during this looks like we had groups of teenagers, possibly as many as 15 or 20, at one time. catching people off guard on darkened streets like this one, and then running off and getting lost in the halloween crowd. >> it was about 10:30, and there were mobs of people. police everywhere. >> reporter: a woman staying at a hotel in georgetown describes the scenut police say two people were robbed of their iphones just after 11:00. this section of pennsylvania avenue between 24th and 25th streets is darker because there's no mid block street light. >> i mean, this block is extremely dark. i think i've walked this block, i get used to it. >> reporter: about 20 minutes earlier a few blocks away near georgetown university police responded after a man said he

kicked, robbed of his wallet and two laptop computers, one of which was taken out of his backpack and smashed on the street. the injured man was taken by ambulance to a local hospital. police say the attack may be prosecuted as a hate crime. they did not provide details as to why. three other robberies took place in roughly the same 90 minute period. some of the crimes, and in one case a handgun was used. we know tonight that one person was taken into custody. but, obviously, there are more suspects out there. live in georgetown, jackie bensen, news 4. >> to our weather forecast. another chance at breaking records. we're in no hurry for winter. >> yeah. i'll tell you what. a lot of people saying let's keep the cooler weather here,

the heat. and the heat is coming for the next couple of days. winter on hold right now for sure. out there currently we're in the 50s. we haven't dropped all that much. take a look at where we were today. 61 in d.c. 81 in west virginia, and 82 in kentucky. that warmer air will be making its way our way. the warm air moving back in. temperatures tomorrow about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than where they were today, and i think we could b maybe tomorrow but especially during the day on thursday. we'll talk about that heat and what comes along with it. i'll see you back here in about ten minutes. >> all right. see you then. a woman in the shower at her gym violated when she says she saw somebody holding a cell phone under the door. tonight a man from ashburn is facing charges. the loudoun county sheriff's office says security cameras at lifetime fitness in sterling caught a man going into a

woman reported spotting the phone. gym management used surveillance video and gym card scanners to identify the man. >> parents have new protections when it comes to paid leave. the county council approved a bill expanding on the sick and safe leave law. the council passed a similar measure last summer but delayed it to explain the law to businesses. >> next at 11:00, a new kind of house call in the palm of your hand. designed to save you money and time when you or your kids get sick. >> plus how do you compare tysons virginia to paris? the new traffic plan that has developers dreaming big. and the obama white house like we've never seen it before.

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circles in d.c. now think about a massive round about underground in one of our region's busiest intersections. we're talking about route 7. a developer today compared the proposed circle to the dupont circle here in d.c. it could be covered by park space and surrounded by new business and residential building. if this plan gets construction could begin in two years. >> ever wanted to talk to a doctor in the middle of the night or on the weekend and going to the emergency room doesn't seem like such a good idea? well, tomorrow there will be a new way to see the doctor 24/7 without leaving your house. >> karen young is showing us an e visit at georgetown university hospital. >> describe the reason for the visit.

as red eye. the only option is an emergency room, and so is there an easier, better way to get access to a physician while staying in your home, and the answer is yes. >> the app will which will retail for $50 will be released tomorrow for med star health. it makes it easier than ever to be seen for minor conditions. >> the method is through telehealth or med star e visits. it's a virtual visit with a physician. 24 >> telemedicine isn't a new concept. it was developed to help doctors communicate with patients in hard to reach patients like the battle field or in rural areas. over time health care providers saw it can be an efficient way to communicate with busy patients who have urgent but not serious medical conditions. all you need is a computer or one of these, or one of these. >> here's how the app works.

. there's an app you can download from google play or the iphone store. sign in. and then right now there's only one physician available. but sometimes there will be three or four. you have the option to choose to you want to see or you can choose to see the first available provider which is the quickest way to start your visit. that's what i chose to do. get started. >> reporter: med star health tested the app with employees and karen said she used it last case of conjunct viets at 7:00 p.m. on friday. we're going to see nea limb who saw my daughter. >> reporter: after a short wait she gets a message that the drr doctor will be with her shortly. >> sorry it took so long. >> reporter: the chief medical officer at med star health emphasizes serious conditions should be treated in person by a

where med star is hoping the app will shine is on more routine problems. >> sinusitis, the flu, red eye, common simple infeks, even skin infections that you can see on the video system. >> you don't have to be a patient. doctor visits differently, and there may be co-pays. to find out more go to our website and search e visits. >> easy access. we've got a couple of great more days to be outside. >> i am all about setting records. >> we know that. >> let's set a couple more. it looks like we may see some. >> close tomorrow. maybe again on thursday.

and we're going to see it over the next couple of days. cloud cover. those clouds keeping things nice and mild. so much so we're 10 to 15 degrees warmer than last night at this time. if you were out trick or treating, it was chilly. 57 right now. we've cooled 4 degrees since 5:00 this morning. it's because of the clouds and because of the warmer air moving in right now. only 48 right now in winchester. that's the coolest area. winchester may be the warst spot tomorrow. the bus stop forecast? no problem. cool, 53 degrees, maybe a light jacket. 70 degrees by noon and 77 by 4:00. you're not going to need the umbrella as we make our way out, and we won't need it until maybe during the afternoon on thursday. that's the only chance of rain we see. right now i'm watching the clouds moving in from the west. this is a big ridge of high pressure across the region. under the ridge, we have very warm temperatures, and i mean

88 degrees. 85 in st. louis. 80 in columbus, ohio. that cold air, cooler air is moving out. here comes the nice, warm air. it will be here for a few days. i did not make this map today. i made this map last friday for the weekend. and you remember, saturday and sunday we saw this exact pattern, and that's why i can use it again. we also had a through. it moved through on sunday and gave us a quick round of showers and storms. the same thing will happen on thursday afternoon. you may take the umbrella to work. warm days. 77 degrees across the region tomorrow. mostly sunny and very warm. i notice the numbers. i mentioned the numbers. winchester, you might be the warmest on the map. 81 in winchester.

77 on wednesday. thursday, there's that 80 with the chance of storms late in the afternoon. and then notice on friday breezy, high temperature of only 58. friday is a rather chilly day, and look at saturday and sunday. beautiful weather for the weekend. 64 degrees on saturday. if you want to come out and meet me down at 9:00 a.m. down on the national mall for the longevity walk on sunday morning, beautiful weather for that, and you get to sleep in an extra hour. no >> yes, an sunday, and then come down to the longevity walk. >> that's a plan. >> i'll see you there. >> coming up, red skins suffer a big loss to start anywhere by week, plus the caps in their canadian road trip with late

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immediately. four games without pay. the red skins cannot be happy. he's going to miss games against just the vikings, packers, cardlals. it's the second suspension of his career. trent is eligible to return monday, december 5th, the day after the cardinals game. he's able to attend team meetings and work out at the facility but no practicing with the team. re the capitals began playing pretty good hockey, and now trying to return home on a three-game winning streak tonight. the capitals trying to win three of four games on a canadian road trip. here come the caps. behind the net. out in front. scores. five goals now his last three

later in the period jets trying to get on the board. hopy makes the shot. puck loose in front. bodies everywhere. somehow this puck duds not go in. caps couldn't clear. jets couldn't score. hopy with 43 saves on the night. jets on the board. game tied at 2 lowry goes around. jets fly back in. we're tied at 3. then 34. seconds left. off the face off pass. pass to beagle. put in the net. comes through with a huge goal. capitals beat the jets 3-2, and right now game six of the world series out this cleveland, cubs leading the indians. rizzo hit a two-run homer.

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