to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. you're a coward. you don't deserve to breathe the air. >> right now, at 11:00, a local couple goes after their daughter's killer and share a message for president trump and the country. the president's tweet

puerto rico had him in hot water. the growing backlash as trump prepares to visit the storm-ravaged island. temperatures falling fast tonight. breaking down some of the coldest air of the season so far. a killer is on the loose, and parents are grieving over the death of a virginia woman found dead in north carolina. good evening. the fbi confirmed today that the body found in charlotte is that of a woman last seen at a another folk naval base nearly two weeks ago. darcy spencer is here with reaction from her parents. darcy? >> erica, it was an incredible act of bravery for her parents to come forward tonight, even in their grief. they wanted to thank police and thank the community. chauncey's father took direct aim at president trump. >> to the person

baby away from us, away from everyone who loved her, you're a coward. >> reporter: the parents appear the media hours after leng their daughter had been murdered. they wanted to thank everyone for their prayers and expressed gratitude to those who helped in the search. billie has been missing for nearly two weeks. she was last seen at a naval base in norfolk where she worked. her car was found several miles away, her cell phone was found in a dumpster a few miles from base. the break in the case came friday morning. a landscaper found her remains hundreds of miles from norfolk. for billie's parents, their worst fears came true. they were the remains of her 19-year-old daughter. she was a culinary student from prince george's county. >> she's home, she's home with god, and we're okay with that. >> reporter: her father spoke about the national anthem controversy. he added

>> i say to you, mr. president, finding young folks is more important than standing up for the anthem. i'm a veteran and earned the right to voice this. >> we still don't know how she was killed. and how she ended up in north carolina. >> darcy, i think when you watch this interview raw, which we posted online, you know, you may be taken aback with something that caught a lot of us by surprise. there was this, and one more thing moment on the tail end of what they were sharing. can you talk a little bit about that? >> that's right. when the father addressed the national anthem, what he was saying was, the national anthem runs for about a minute and a half, and he says he -- we can do better as a country than to focus so much on the national anthem, and he really said that he wanted the country to do better than to just talk about whether we take a knee on sunday when people are playing football, but he ry

us to talk more about people who are missing in this country. you know, his daughter. obviously they're dealing with a whole range of emotions, but that was something he brought up today. caught a lot of people by surprise but made a strong point. >> darcy spencer, thank you, appreciate it. on our top story, we want to take a closer look at the past 12 days. september 18th, billie's car in norfolk, she worked there, but she never arrived at her job. her cell phone, that was found in a dumpster several miles away. neighbors spotted her car september 23rd. in another part of the city. that's when the fbi took over the case. thursday, a volunteer found billie's clothing. according to the virginia pilot. now, yesterday, her body was found behind a church in charlotte, north carolina. today, police positively identified her. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on this murder mystery.

billie's killer. read the agency's statement and watch the entire news conference with her parents on our nbc washington app. in other news tonight, our meteorologist joins us with what you can expect for your sunday morning. >> doesn't it look cold in that live shot? we are going to see the temps continue to drop overnight. a lot of events taking place tomorrow morning. i'll have a full forecast for your sunday. for now, let's see how low we'll go overnight. temperatures expected to fall to about 50, 51 degrees in the district. however, a lot areas out toward the suburbs are expected to make it to the low and mid to upper 40s. i'll have a full map showing how low you're likely to go. we'll take an in-depth to see what's going on. we'll plan out your sunday. i'll talk to you soon. >> thank you. now, to the deepening crisis

president trump starting his day with a twitter rant, accusing the mayor of san juan as a poor leader and saying the people of puerto rico want everything to be done for them. this tweet sparking immediate backlash on social media. the president reacting to the mayor's criticism of the federal hurricane relief effort. cruz responded on twitter, not mentioning the president by name but saying the country cannot be distracted as they focus on saving lives. >> i really have no time for anything that is not conducive and productive in terms of saving lives. >> it's not clear if cruz and president trump will meet when he visits puerto rico on tuesday. the backlash against president trump's comments are still coming in. we want to show you a few of the tweets that have been so popular on social media

you deserve a leader who shares an ounce, a shred of the compassion that you all have. this tweet here addressing the people in puerto rico. let me pull another one here for you. this from lady gaga, where she says, she addresses the president, puerto rico is part of the united states. this is our responsibility. this one from representative chris van hol ln. leadership isn't shown by unhinged tweets. pull out a couple others here. this one from nancy pelosi. when a hurricane hits, there are no democrats or republicans, only americans. families struggling to survive. calling what the president was tweeting shameful. let me jump to this last tweet here. don buyer with a picture of the president on a golf course. such poor leadership, echoing a tweet that the president had sent out. we continue to monitor the situation in puerto rico. stay

and doreen gentzler who will be in puerto rico next week. you can see her reporting. the u.s. comfort hospital ship has been deployed to that region. look for doreen's live reports on first responders and aid workers next week. imagine being 30,000 feet in the air, on an international flight, when all of a sudden the engine explodes. the emergency landing and what we're learning about what may have happened. and you're looking live from 30 rock. we're just minutes away from the big season premiere of "l."sn

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history. monty hall died today at the age of 96. his wife says he died of heart failure. the show premiered in 1963, on nbc, before switching to two other networks. the show became legendary for its audience members dressing up in outlandish costumes, in order to attract hall's attention in hopes of being given the opportunity to win big. we reached out tonight to investigators to learn more details about an infant death investigation. so far, detectives are not saying much. the metropolitan police say they were called to the shaw neighborhood on 7th street northwest today. it's unclear how the baby died or if anybody has been arrested, or even charged in this investigation. metropolitan police want to know who shot two people in their car, who then drove on to the bw parkway and called for help. it happened at the intersection of new york

bladensburg road northwest. medics took both victims to the hospital but it's unclear how they're doing or if they've made any arrests in this case. the resignation of former health and human services secretary tom price could hurt president trump's chances to repeal and replace obamacare. price resigned yesterday after he used charter flights for official travel at taxpayers' expense. our report by the associated press said the departure of price could make it more difficult for the gop to pass an alternative plan to obamacare. price's res ig nag kams day after bill was dropped due to lack of vote. a teen is enjoying his first night as an eagle scout. the long odds he had to overcome to achieve his dreams. i'm ryan gossling.

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let's hear it for the pilot. they landed an airfrance jet in eastern canada after the plane lost one of its four engines. the flight was heading from paris to los angeles before making this emergency landing. a picture from a passenger window shows this busted out engine. look at that. according to the bbc, a former aircraft mechanic on the flight said the engine may be the result of a fan failure. passengers say the plane dropped for about 20 seconds before it was able to stabilize. another plane was used to fly them to los angeles later.

marched in two separate protests, both with one message, people of all colors linking hands to stand for justice. organizers of the march for black women say they're seeing a rise in the disregard for black women. the march was organized after the acquittal of a police officer in a high profile shooting of a black man. justice, the common theme of both rallies. >> this is not just about black women being seen. this is about having our allies and our partners with us as we are seen. >> the most vulnerable in our country, in our world, are taken care of. we'll never see the peace and justice that we aspire to. >> the two marches eventually became one and people walked together from the justice department to the national mall. a 14-year-old boy with autism from prince george's county accomplished something today that only 4%

achieve, eagle scout. he received his scout award today at a church in ft. washington, maryland. he also excels in the classroom. he's received two presidential awards for academic excellence and scholars of recognition. all that hard work is not easy. >> what it took to be an eagle is you had to have dedication, not just do the requirements, but you had to commit yourself. and you can't give up. you can't turn tail and run halfway through your project. you have to stick with it, no matter how tough it gets. >> right on, torey. he is already in navy junior reserve officers training corps and told his parents he wants to serve our country after college. >> good for him. well, with this tweet, the excitement about the return of "saturday night live," alec baldwin tweeting everybody should gather around the tv at 11:30, take a knee and watch "snl." more news

the new cast members in our nbc washington app. definitely a movie night or night to sit around to watch "snl." temperatures are dropping. we're at 50 degrees right now in the district. if you look a little farther west, already in the 40s. 49 in mart tinsburg. 45 in warrenton. it is a very cool night ahead. the winds are beginning to calm in some areas. you can see calm in culpepper. we were at about 18 miles per hour in the district a few hours ago. right now we're at 14 miles per hour. so that's good news. as we head throughout the evening, throughout the night into tomorrow morning, take a look at some of the predicted highs. again, this is model based. but it is pretty close in the ballpark. 47 degrees is the predicted low overnight for the district. you can see some areas up to northern maryland have the potential of reaching the low 40s. just a v

overall. this chill is going to last with us all the way into tomorrow morning. for my friends headed to the georgetown mar a than tomorrow morning, i know that the race begins at 8:00 a.m. temperatures will be in the low 50s. still pretty brisk out there. plenty of sunshine, though. warming up quickly, that's the good news. we're headed to the upper 60s, low 70s by tomorrow afternoon. now, let's talk about the rain. where has it been? it doesn't look like we're going to get any anytime soon. right now we're dry on the radar. take a look at the rain outlook, saturday, sunday, all the way through wednesday. looks like we're going to be staying dry. the greatest chance you'll see possibly thursday. slim chance. nonetheless, let's talk about tomorrow. dry day, plenty of sunshine. temperatures are going to be in the mid-60s around that time that we like to go and brunch. otherwise we're headed to a high of about 71 degrees tomorrow afternoon. here's your ten-day outlook. tomorrow, first day of o

tomorrow afternoon. similar to today. difference is, it's not going to be as windy. we head into monday. mid-70s. notice how we're working our way up to the low 80s by thursday. kind of a caveat there. we're going to be seeing a front pass through. a lot more cloud coverage on your thursday. there's a chance for rain, but like i said, very slim. not very promising as this front that's moving through on thursday seems very weak. we're going to head back to the 70s as we start off next weekend. you can see the 80s really trying to make a comeback. i'm not mad at it. that's a look at your ten-day outlook. >> thank you. nats hoping to finish the season without injuries. major scare tonight. max scherzer.

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chris miles here in the csn studios. the play-offs set to start on friday. just one goal for the nationals, stay healthy. make sure everyone is feeling good, this time next week. that plan was not exactly executed tonight against the pirates. fourth inning, nats already ahead 1-0. that's your ace, max scherzer. and his right leg, well, it gets injured. he leaves the game. scherzer tosses a pitch, and has a meeting with dusty baker, and walks off the mound. dusty has not made the announcement of who will start game one against the cubs next week. dusty had said he may wait until thursday to make his decision. nats ahead 1-0 in the ninth inning when things fell apart. rodriguez ties the game with a single.

and then max maueroff. here's dusty baker shedding light on why he pulled his star pitcher. if there's any worry for him heading into the postseason. >> max had a right hamstring cramp. and we took him out for caution. and we've got to make it to the play-offs healthy. so we thought it was better to make that move, you know, precautionary move to get him ready. >> matchup of two sub-500 teams, battl baltimore and tampa bay. showing off the power in the fourth. tape measure shot 427 feet. tampa bay takes a 3-0 lead. baltimore chips away at the deficit. alvarez gets two back in the

the orioles lose 4-3. they were 7-20 in the month of september. not exactly how you want to close the season. it was a bounceback win for maryland. d.j. moore caught eight passes, including this touchdown against minnesota. johnson rushed for 130 yards, and this game-breaking touchdown in the fourth quarter. game was tied at 4. that was your decisive score. maryland improves to 3-1 this year. navy had two 100-yard rushes today, malcolm perry went for a touchdown. 36 carries, 185 yards, three touchdowns. nady trailed 14-06789 midshipman remain undep feet 31-21 win. maybe the third time is the charm for the

linebacker preston smith. threw three games, the start of his third season. smith has three sacks. that leads the team beyond the numbers. he's put constant pressure on opposing quarterbacks. he hopes to hold marshawn lynch to just 18 yards on sunday night football. up next, the kansas city chiefs, scoring #e ining 33 points a ga. >> we have to go in with the mind-set that we have to play physical football up front. we can't allow that. we've got to make sure that we cut it down and don't allow them to get to their mark. i've got to keep on executing my assignment. great coverage with execution with refinement up front. >> last place dc united trying to find a bright spot in columbus. 14th minute, josh williams, nice header from a good cross.

56th minute, justin mara, with a beautiful placement to find the top of the goal. dc united can't find their offense, they fall 2-0. we talked about this at 6:00, but we want to once again send out a special congratulations to your cousin, wife julie, on the birth of their first child cooper. >> cooper cousins, that sounds like a winning quarterback to me. a strong football name. thanks so much, chris miles. and that about does it for us. you've got a new

ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

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>> thank you, sarah. i had to come back. sometimess when you are president, you have to make sacrifices, so i skipped the back nine. >> i understand, mr. president, mayor cruz of san juan is on the line. >> i was expecting this phone call. i'm sure she wants to tell me what a great job i'm doing. [ laughter ] yes, mayor, you wanted to talk to me? >> yes, mr. president, i'm so glad to have you on the phone. i'm begging you, puerto rico needs your help. >> i hear you loud and clear. and you called the best person for the job. trust me, i know things, as the locals say, despacito. we're going to get more help to you. we'll get to you immediately. probably by tuesday or wednesday at the latest. >> mr. president, that's not good enough. >> well, you should have paid your bills. fema takes a few days, unless you join fema prime. >> what are you tal