now at 11, 16 years old, killed in a robbery attempt on his way home. >> there have been very few kids who have affected me the way he has. >> tonight the bright future stolen from a t

family. a massage therapist charged with sexual assault, now news 4 coverage leads to more victims. >> reports of a girl clinging to life in mexico gave the world hope until we found out it wasn't true. but the search for survivors isn't over. first that breaking news a possible escalation in the threat from north korea, pyongyang may soon test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean. >> the alert coming from south korean media. he made the announce later after kim jong-un promising to make president trump suffer for his comments. china taking steps to financially

sigh ear kelly, with a bright future, was walking home when someone tried to rob him. he used his pocket any and used it in self defense, the attacker had a dwgun and now they're bot dead. he was in the college bound program. >> reporter: the executive director of college bound told me he had to break the news to the teens her at walker memorial bapist church near u street. just yesterday he talked to them, sharing his aspirations about wanting to go to college in florida. he was murdered just a few hours later. >> i'm pained. i'm really pained. >> reporter: the executive director of college bound, a

for higher education. one of his finest students, 16-year-old kelly was murdered wednesday night. >> i'm at a loss. i taught school in d.c. for 15 years, i've been the executive director of college bound for nine years. i've experienced loss, but none as deep as this. >> reporter: he was a senior, a a.p. student at thurgood marshall academy. he spoke at college bound. >> my choice is -- >> reporter: he was murdered a few hours later while walking home. >> d.c. police say 19-year-old gillis tried to rob him at unpoint year 13th and downing street northeast. gillis fired a shot but not before zaire was able to stab

both teens died. >> i'm very sorry about what happened to your son. how are you dealing with this tragedy? >> with a lot of pair and family. >> reporter: what are you going to pistol most about your son? >> him. his personality. his drive to win. his ambition. >> reporter: back out here at walker memorial baptist church, the college bound program will honor zaire on saturday afternoon at southwest duck pond park at 6th and i street southwest. his twin brother is also attending college bound and the director asked the teens to pray for the family and his twin brother. live here. such a tragic loss. at least four women now say the same massage

assaulted them during appointments. the alleged incidents happened at three different locations in d.c. and maryland, and the worry tonight is there would be more victims. live for us in the dupont circle area with the alarming details. >> reporter: this keeps getting creepier. this dupont circle massage business is the address listed in a police report filed after, the victim told officers during a massage in june, the masseur touched her inappropriately on her upper thigh. three other women said they were the subject of unwanted sexual contact at massage envy locations. massage envy tells news 4 he passed a criminal background check prior to employment. we contacted

and are waiting for a response. in court prosecutors fear there could be more victims. the judge ordered the suspect held without bond. live in northwest, jackie bensen. >> a teenage girl attacked by a masked man, prince william county police responded to south park near wood bridge this morning. the teenager said the suspect con frnted her, forced her to the ground, took off some of theory clothing. she was able to get him off of her and scream for help. anyone with information please call police. >> the new hispanic judge is worried about puerto rico family members who she hasn't heard

she said she hasn't been in contact with half of her family. she asked the crowd to pray for puerto rico and other islands and states slammed by recent storms. hurricane maria sliced through puerto rico's entire power grid which means dark days could last for months, water is running low and the number of possible casual advertise is unknown. the damage could top $30 million. >> maria is getting close to its next target. >> what do we expect overnight. >> looks like it's about reached its max intensity after coming off of puerto rico it went up to a category 3 storm and is at 125 miles per hour but we're seeing signs, some signs that this is going to start weakening fairly soon as it makes it way t

caicos. they're seeing storms close to the hurricane force winds just to the east of the turks and caicos. this storm still is very strong category 3 storm, still a lot of rain down along the dominican respect, flash flooding a big issue. taking it east of the bahamas for the most part, then out to sea eventually as a category 1 hurricane by tuesday at around 9:00. category 1, most of the models take it out to sea. we have a update for you on that. i'll have that, talk about fall and a change to tomorrow's forecast in a minute. a urgent search for trapped survivors moves into another painful hour in mexico city. the death toll jumped to 273. there are still signsf

inside what was a elementary school. >> reporter: after the frantic calls for silence. rescue teams bur owing deeper into the elementary school, conflicting reports of who may be trapped inside. earlier, rescuers saying it was children. tonight the mexico navy say they are all accounted for. inside the courtyard there is a clear sense of urgency for first responders who haven't slepd or eaten in days. a volunteer from l.a. >> the third floor came all the way to the ground. it's really bad. >> reporter: this rescue mission is dangerous. as search teams crawl through small pockets where wodden support beams c

moment. children who survived the quake come to watch as their parents cling to hope. >> i have no words for the family, it hurts to know their pain. heart break is rattling the region. overnight three people pulled from the rubble, 36 hours after the earthquake but tears still flood rescue sites. she's been looking for her nephew since tuesday and fierce he's still buried alive at work there's a new concern, that the school that's still standing could collapse on rescue teams below. meantime the search and rescue for that possible survivor continues just a few feet away. back to you. >> cvs pharmacy will

opioid prescriptions to a seven day supply for certain conditions. they will contact doctors if they see prescriptions written for more than necessary. they will receive prescription that works for a shorter period, to avoid using the highly addictive drug. this marks the period, the crowds have not stopped coming, 3 million visitors have visited the me assume. the anniversary kicks off with a fund raising event. free and open to the public, are -- >> players and fans holding their breath after a scare at a major league baseball game where a little girl's

teams to make safety changes. >> what you told us about the plan to

i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. look out. oh, my goodness. >> it's the moment that had professional baseball players in tears on the field. a foul ball hurt a little girl who came to yankee stadium with her grandfather. she's still in the hospital. two years ago

expanded protective netting around the field within 70 feet of home plate, some went further, but not the yankees, the argument that it might block the view. tonight mlb officials will redouble safety efforts. this weekend's accident is the third this year. no word on whether the team plans to make changes orioles have netting to the far edges. >> a massive $9 billion proposal for maryland governor, he wants to expand and add toll lanes to the beltway, i 270 and i 495. we asked if you would be willing to pay for a toll to improve

this project covers the entire 270 cord door from frederick to the beltway, from the american legionen bridge to the wilson bridge. and the walt washington parkway from d.c. up to baltimore, all of them proposed to be expanded with four new lanes, two in each direction and they will be toll. drivers had mixed reactions today. >> they should invest in public transportation rather than expanding 270. >> none of this sounds good. >> i am in support. i think it's been -- we've needed it for a long time. >> state leaders say if all goes according to plan, construction could start in 2019. >> happy to share a update of good news, a woman from prince williams county said she hadn't heard from her mother since hurricane maria hit. today that changed. she texted the good news her mother

conditions are still extremely difficult, no running water, electricity or cell phone service, maria has killed at least 17 people in the caribbean. >> water going to be a huge issue over the next couple of weeks in those areas. >> dominica, puerto rico, too. >> all the islands from irma. this hurricane season amazing, we haven't seen one like this since 2005 where we saw number ruse category 4 and 5 hurricanes. and we've got maria churning in the atlantic with winds of 125 miles per hour. a very strong category 3 hurricane. we're starting to see signs it may start weakening as it moves to the north of turks and caicos. this is some good news. you see it moving closer to turks and acnd caicos,

they're going to get hard by this. but not as part as puerto rico. 125 miles an hour hurricane, category 3, moving to the northwest at 8 miles per hour, on that track it moves well he's of the rest of the bahamas, very good news there. 115 miles an hour on saturday, by sunday into monday, down to about 100 miles an hour and on tuesday down to a category 1, well off the coast line here. most of the computer models continue to take it not north away from the u.s. there are a few that try to bring it back to the u.s. most of the models take it out. that's some very good news. something coming back toward the u.s., jose, now a post tropical storm, 50 miles an hour winds. notice all the action moving back toward the east. here's where we are, cloud cover, i put more clouds for the forecast tomorrow. all of these continue to make their way to the area. we could see a good deal of clouds tomorrow.

storms would dance right off the coast and bring jose back towards the east coast, but now it looks more like jose will stay a little farther off the coast line. that gives maria a channel to move up and away from the u.s. that is good news if that happens. it would move well away from the u.s. and by next wednesday into thursday, it's off our coast line, just like jose because a few days ago. a better chance of a offshore flow, miner coastal impacts, that's the case for the next week to two weeks, but no impacts locally. we will continue to watch it. speaking of change, i put more clouds in, still a fantastic friday, temperature low to mid 80s. high of 87 saturday, 89 sunday, sunday a hot day, good thing the redskins are playing at n

play football. we're taking on the raiders. 864:00, 77 by 11:00, you know where you can watch the game? that station, that nbc 4 station. then 90. we haven't hit 90 in a month, it looks like we'll get quite warm. still going to have to track jose and maria. tomorrow i will be out live for the first day of fall. >> pumpkin patch. >> already. and how you made everybody feel. >> coming up ryan zimmerman with a new career best. plus the redskins hoping to run their way to a win sunday night.

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> not a great night for the nats down in atlanta. >> do you freak out when they lose now or -- >> trying not to. >> but you want to hit the pl playoffs -- >> there's three weeks left, 10 fwams in 10 days, the nats have plenty to play for, it starts with momentum. they won their first series in two weeks. they did not leave atlanta on a

150 game. top two, yeah, ryan, zim just crushes this one to left field a solo shot his 34th home run of the season, a knew career high. nats tied up at 1. things go from good to bad. overthrows trying to catch. al by has speed and goes to third on the overthrow. he scores on a sack fly to give the braves the lead. facing -- rips the ball down toward zimmerman. nats looking sloppy, the braves making them pay. rbi single, braves take a

nats within a run, but caught looking to end the game. nats follow the braves 3-2, the final. baltimore, the orioles and the rays. the monster home run, what are we showing? he says just a machado two run shot. this is a huge 33rd home run of the season, the orioles beat the rays. redskins ranked in a tie for third in the nfl in rushing yards averaging 146 yards per game. those averages thanks to 229 yards on the ground last week versus the rams. second most rushing yards since jay gruden has been a head coach. could have been though should have been better says the running back after reviewing the game film. >> we put up the yards, but we could have got m

that makes you better knowing you didn't play your best ball and had a good game. imagine if we put all those things together. >> running the ball is a great asset for us and necessary for us to be successful, to get the super bowl, we have to run the ball, take the pressure off the quarterback. >> it is the best night to sports sunday night redskins hosting the raiders, starts with football night in america at 7:00 and kickoff at 8:30 p.m. i know doug will have to nap. the redskins final show that we have on after the game. >> i'll be there too. you'll be inside. >> starting to think of questions. >> it's going to be big. might get to interview pat collins and his date. >>

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. this is dramatic stuff tonight video shows police officers jumping into action after a car burst into flames. >> get out. >> that is body camera video capturing the tense moments under a atlanta bridge. the driver was unconscious aft

crashing. the passenger screaming for help as the fire start today spread. the doors were jammed, officers had to smash out the window to rescue them. both victims are in serious condition but we understand they'll be o

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