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to nats park. >> a arrest in a local trail attack. police want to know if the same guy is responsible for others. tonight we're staying on top of breaking news out of the char lit north carolina, a woman's body found near a church. >> tonight all ashany billy's family can do is pray. the 19-year-old goes to school in norfolk. they're focused on that crime scene hundreds of miles away. at billie's al ma matter, have we learned anything more? >> reporter: a spokesperson for ashanti billie's family says her parents are on their way to north

statement from the family spokesperson. >> we'd like to thank the community and beyond from their prayer and support. we have received information a body has been located in charlotte north carolina. we ask that you keep us in prayer and pray that this is not ashonty billy. thank you. >> the disheartening discovery was made by landscapers beyond the church in south carolina protection six hours from norfolk. >> neighbors say the exclude -- see clued area has been a problem for a long time. >> we went a little bit you didn't hear the pow pow pow, it's picking up again. >> she's been missing since monday, 9d

joined the search. her mini cooper was seen at the military base where she worked as a fast-food restaurant. the vehicle was found abandoned several miles away, her fully charged cell phone in a dumpster. i spoke by phone tonight to a norfolk based spokesperson for the fbi. she says investigators are aware of the discovery in north carolina but have no further comment at this time. live in upper marlboro. >> and breaking tonight he's behind bars that man accused of attacking and groebing a woman on a woman in broad daylight. police confirmed to us the arrest in the last couple of hours. now they're trying to see if jeremiah witness mortally

linked to six attacksn >> reporter: police release surveillance video of the suspected bold bandits who swiped a u haul truck and tried to swipe a atm outside of nat's park. you can see one of these guys get inside the cab of a u haul tonight the police and fbi tell us they're trying to track down two persons of interest who may have been inside there. after 5:00 this morning the suspects drove up to the atm outside of the stadium's box office, rammed the machine, ripping it apart and turning it on their side, but they weren't able to get the atm or the cash inside. the burglary alarm alerted the police. they jumped into a tan pickup truck for the get away, police want help from the public to find the pso

there's a u haul storage facility across the street from the ballpark there's no word if that's where they stole the moving truck. if you have information, give the police a car. >> we want to turn to our weather. have you been outside? it's down right cold out there. i had to break out the flees jacket. >> it is almost october. that fall weather is here. how about tomorrow morning. >> it will be chilly tomorrow morning starting in the low 50s, 57 here in washington. what does that mean for you? you want to grab the flees, it is sweater weather out there. take a look. i'm tracking isolated showers these moving toward the east around fret rick, out warned the westminster area but for most of us c

weekend everybody a dry. tomorr 7:00 a.m., 57 degrees, by 9:00 a.m. we notice the wind. sunday in 40s. >> that cold air is not stopping community activists to raise awareness about gun violence in washington. they kafrpd out in northeast where two innocent teens have been gunned down in the last two months. >> reporter: council member community activist, people who live in this neighborhood are going to sleep in this park this is where 16-year-old kelly was killed last week. they have sleeping bags like this one right here and they'll sit on chairs at times like this one and they're going to talk about solutions on ways to stop gun

they have the sutions. they're going to talk about ways on how they can stop the violence that they say is plaguing the community. they say enough is enough. >> it pains me. that's why i came out today. he worries about his son drew after recent gun violence in north east d.c. >> every day i worry about his safety. if nothing else, i have to be able to hold him close to me. he drove drew to here council member speak of the murder of 16-year-old kelly and 17-year-old seed nor. >> when parents have to bury their children, which is not the natural order, everybody should be outraged by that. >> council member dk did you havy community activists and people who live around here walked from downing street where kelly was killed during a

robbery last week. investigators tell us he tried to defended him with a knife. both teens died. the shooting happened a half mile away from where a stray bullet killed here in august. >> the culture of gun violence in our communities is a problem. we know what the problem is. so tonight, we're going to encourage people to focus on the solutions. >> council member mcdid you havy encourages people to share thoughts on his website. >> hope the violence comes to a stop very soon. >> now we're back in the park. you can see all of these sleeping bags here. this is what they will be resting in tonight trying to bring awareness about gun violence. you can come back over here. to let you know his mcduffy's website i

your solutions. >> thank you. some terrifying moments near penn station at the height of new york city's rush hour night. a van jumped the curb and plowed into three people who were crossing the street. police say it was a freak accident. the driver's gas pedal apparently got stuck on a floor matt. people rushed in to help the victims. no charges against the driver. police say the 68-year-old appeared dazed after that crash. police caught up with the whom who thri threw a cup of urine on a met oe bus driver. she was supposed to be in court but didn't show up. she went to the bathroom in the cup and toss i had the on the bus driver. she turned herself in four days later. charged with a

didn't like the way the bus driver told herot off the bus. therico m is lashing out at the trump administration over the response to hurricane maria. she warned of a genocide if more help doesn't arrive and soon. her dark view of the situation is a sharp contrast to the possess ments of progress from president trump. critical supplies are trickling in but they fear it's too little, too late. >> the world will see how we are treated not as second class citizens but as animals that can be disposed of. we are dying here. >> a lot of people in our area have ties to puerto rico. i'll be traveling there as the u.s. military dplo

stories of response workers and aid workers. >> white house chief the staff general kelly will get the final say over travel for some members of the trump administration. that change coming hours after health and human services secretary tom price stepped down. in his letter of resignation to the president, price said he'd become a distraction taking heat for chart erg private or military flights on your dime. budget director told all cabinet secretaries and dpept heads to consider the most appropriate use of public funds. just because something is legal doesn't make it right he added. >> another big turn out at american university as students take a stand against hate messages on their campus. >> if you saw this headline on facebook but didn't click, stick

around. a powerful message to at e u.s. air force academy. >> this is our institution and no one can take away our values. if you can't treat someone with

studios at american university held a rally to address the latest in a series of racially charged nints on campus. surveillance showed a

hanging confederate flags and cotton around the campus today student body president emphasized the need for self care community support and rejecting hate in all forms. >> au is a place where we come to grow mentally, physically and emotionally, it is not the place for racist, religious and hateful rhetoric. >> this isn't the first incident of hate this year. we posted a time line on our nbc washington app. the latest at the u.s. air force academy where the commanders response was shared across the country. >> reporter: at one of america's premium year service

lesson in air force academy summoning 4,000 cadets after five black students at the prep school found the word go home and a racial slur on their doors. >> this is our institution and no one can take away our values. >> reporter: imploring his students not to be tone deaf. like charlottesville, the protests in the nfl, we should talk about the issues. >> reporter: among the students. >> the real victim is the person raised with that kind of hatred. american should boycott hate. >> the fact we come from all walks of live, all parts of the country, all races, all background, the power of that diversity comes together and makes use

phones. i'm series. reach for your phones. so his words would be indelible. and use them and you remember them and share them and talk about them. if you can't treat someone with dignity and respect, then get out. >> a message delivered loud and clear. peter alexander nbc news washington. >> comedyian dave shap elno longer has a emmy, but he accepted a key to the city during a ceremony and duke ellington school for the arts his old high school. remember how he made d.c. public schools a trending topic during the emmy's? he won his first and only emmy that night and gave it to his alma, mater. no question whether he meant to praise your d

schools. genated by that. >> there's a chill in the air. will it go through the weekend. >> yes. it will get cooler. sunday morning will be a chilly morning. lot of people saying i'm tufg it out. look at the weather headlines. we'll have crisp fall morning, cool afternoon, don't get too cozy. we warm up during the work week, upper 70s, low 80s by wednesday and thursday. we stay on the dry side. we have a rainfall deficit of 2 inches. isolated showers north of washington but most of us, including all the temperatures you're seeing on the weather underground network are staying dry tonight. 66 in washington, 63 in river

detail. we start clear blue skies, 57 degrees. buy lunch time it will be breezy, temperatures around 66. if you're heading out for the day, i would bring layers, but i think you want long sleeve shirt as you head out on your saturday 4:00 will be around 70. that's our high temperature for the day, 7:00 p.m. in the evening nice and cool at 65 degrees the winds calming down. the weather having a low impact on your evening, yard work, good time to plant grass seed, you only have to water or yard once above 80. i always put yard work in. no one wants to did it on the weekend. outdoor exercise, dealing with the cool morning, lot of fall activities. better day sunday because of the breeze on saturday. but sunday we have the tacoma park street festival look awesome for that and then we have the

marathon sunday morning it will be a chilly run. pollen report. mold coming in hi. the sun kind of helps it grow and spread, and the breeze helps spread. if your allergies bother you, heads up for the weekend. i'm showing you the average first frost dates, that's october 1th, between the 1st on the 10th. the other thing the map tells us october is when we see our first frost. frosty month as we look to sunday. 71, 82 by thursday. >> we're ready for it. >> i'll take the festivals over the yard work any weekend. >> coming up the nats already have their post season plan set but there is still regular season baseball to be played. we'll show you how

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toward that. dusty baker it was quite a show. getting the night for game two. he gets help from the ouchbs offense. no doubt about that. 35th of the year. career home run number 250. washington up 4. 8th inning same score, zimmerman does it again opposite field shot, second home run. game makes it 5-0. the fans want zimmerman in for the curtain call. strasburg in post season form loses the perfect game but does not allow a run while striking out 8. one of those was his 200 punch out of the year. nats take it 6-1. capitals continuing against carolina two left before they count for real.

lets it rip. ties the game at 1. this coming off a 39 point campaign a year ago. few minutes later, possessing on the power play, work it around, gets it, reclaims the lead 2-1 hurricanes. carolina wins it 3-1. to the burgundy and gold. preparing for a big test monday night against the chiefs. redskins second game, sparked the ouchbs 188 yards from scrimmage in the absence of kelly who did not play, nursing the rib injury. he was back on the practice field on a limited basis today clearly wished he could have suited up last week. >> it's crazy. i was kind of upset. i wanted to be a part of it so bad. i think i actually my rib got sore from that game because i was throwing cups and getting

instead of just be a fan. >> college football action tomorrow. maryland traveling to minnesota they'll kick noon navy travels to tulsa, uva is off, 12th ranked have a tech hosting number 2 clem saun. could be a great showdown. fat will be a

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the wait jt about over in 24 hours we'll get to enjoy the huge season premier of saturday night live. >> this is going so well. >> send in steve bannon. yes, this is real life. this is really happening. >> the show will try to outdo itself. the contention presidential election and donald trump's presidency has brought huge acclaim, emmys, the show is rolling out big names ryan gos lynn hosting and jay-z the musical guest. they always bring a surprise guest, too. maybe beyonce. and no shortage of good material.

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