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police arrest an after-schools program employee tonight. investigators fear there could be other victims. cam newton breaks his silence after getting slammed for controversial comments about a female reporter. why that reporter is saying sorry. the investigation into the las vegas massacre four nights ago, is still very much getting started, good evening. >> officials tonight are looking into the possibility that he checked out different locations in other cities for an attack. >> this as we get a better idea of what it was like to be on the ground as bullets were raining down from above. leon harris

information tonight at 11:00. >> a county employee recorded the chaos. ten long minutes of people screaming and running for their lives. >> run. >> it was just mass chaos, there were victims who were rolling up to us in trucks, in the beds of the trucks just loaded up. >> in the meantime, up in the sniper's nest, paddock fires 200 rounds at a security guard who approaches his room. he is shot in the leg but still leads police to the scene with paddock had already turned the gun on himself. the gunman's car filled with more rounds of ammunition and explosives. before the attack, he researched other venues including boston and fenway part. it turns out he never checked

lalapalooza. he would sometimes lie in bed at night screaming. did he have any help? they think he had too much equipment and too elaborate of a plan to pull the whole thing off by himself. so many questions yet to be answered. new tonight, an outpouring of emotion to celebrate the life of a woman from our region who died in her husband's arms. jackie benson talked to friends and loved ones to see how she's being remembered. they gathered in the football stadium of hedgesville high school, where denise and tony met and fell in love over three decades ago. juanita says her daughter-in-law displayed strength and grace in her 26 years as

>> i loved her dearly. she spent so much time by herself, she never complained. >> what seemed to be the entire population of the town came together, to remember the bubbly brunette who died in her husband's arms in las vegas sunday night. one of 58 souls whose lives were taken by a deranged gunman. >> our hearts are full. >> for over 30 years, they've shared joys and challenges, tapping the strength that comes from being raises in close community in the mountains of west virginia. >> we were crying the whole time through this. >> we love each other. >> we have the best community.

>> even after the service was over. people stood out here on the football field renewing those ties that stretch over the years. in hedgesville, never break. in hedgesville, west virginia, jackie benson, news 4. >> continuing to watch the latest on tropical storm nate, it's expected to be a hurricane over the next 48 hours or so. just about to make its way back into the open waters. when it moves right off the coast of honduras, it's expected to strengthen it could strengthen rapidly and could become a hurricane by the time it makes it to the yucatan peninsula. very close to hurricane strength at about 60 miles an hour, already up to a category one storm, just off the coast as it makes its way toward the new orleans area. this is what we're going to be watching, how

storm going to be, when it makes its way close to new orleans. what does that mean for our area. this will have an impact on our sunday and monday. we need some beneficial rain. >> doug, thank you. new at 11:00, a caretaker sentenced to a year in prison for abusing an elderly woman. the abuse was caught on camera. i want to warn you the video is pretty disturbing. roxanne pleaded guilty to abuse of a vulnerable adult. she hit a wheelchair bound woman with a cell phone in the face. that incident happened last december in silver springs. as she was sentenced in court today she screamed and cried and was taken away by officers. >> it's tough to watch. another case of abuse in montgomery county, this one involving a 10-year-old girl. >> an employee with an after schools program is accused of inappropriately touching her.

>> this is very disturbing, police say roy andrew simmons, otherwise known as andy at the school. admitted to inappropriately touches a 10-year-old girl. i worked for kids adventures a program here. simmons inappropriately touched her while she was separated from other students. police issued a warrant for his arrest a couple days ago. simmons turned himself in today. charged with one count of fourth degree sex offense. and one count of second degree assault. the school sent home a letter to parents stating that he was fired from the school, once officials found out about the allegation. now, it does not say when that specifically happened.

will be at the school to help students who need it. anyone with information. any parents at the school, talk to your kids, if they have come in contact with andy and he allegedly inappropriately touched them. montgomery county police want to hear from you. live in bethesda. >> thank you. cam newton says he's sorry. the carolina panthers quarterback posted a video to his social media accounts tonight. calling some recent choice of words to a female reporter, extremely degrading and disrespectful. >> to be honest that was not my intention. if you are a person who took offense to what i said, i apologize to you. >> that female reporter apologizing for a few racist tweets she made a few years

president trump was so upset the secretary of state reportedly called him a moron, he wanted to fire him until his chief of staff talked him out of it. in an nbc news exclusive, the president was furious after the story broke and vented to john kelly yesterday morning. politically the president couldn't afford to lose another cabinet official. he was late leaving for las vegas where he comforted the victims of the deadly shooting. kelly stayed behind and summoned rex tillerson and james mattis to the white house to discuss the situation. a state department spokesperson denied tillerson called the president a moron. we need to create education, jobs and innovation to take on the 21st century. >> donna edwards announces her run for prince georges county executive. she'll compete in the

the field is getting more and more crowded. anthony mews, angela brooks and former obama administration official paul montero are already in the race. mews is married to news 4 anchor pat lawson-mews. this time next week, the southwest waterfront will be open for business. the wheels have been in motion for about a decade now. a construction crew of more than 2,000 people are working around the clock to make sure it's finished by next thursday. megan fitzgerald put on her hard hat. she got a sneak peek at the wharf 26 restaurants, three hotels and retail shops. the anthem will hold 6,000 people. cameras weren't allowed inside, megan was given permission to take this picture of the lob

ceiling. through those windows is a swimming pool on the roof. steps away from d.c.'s most controversial hotel federal kwoorkers are fearing for their

new at 11:00, a developing story, president trump is weighing in tonight on the virginia governor's race with a tweet of course. he makes the false claim that ralph northam is fighting for the gang ms-13 and sanctuary cities.

gillespie. he's been running political ads, according northam of fighting for sanctuary cities. he's reported out there are no sanctuary cities across the area. the northam campaign responded by charging, that ed gillespie's ads must have reached his target audience. donald trump. one of the newest hotels in our area is also one of the best known in the country because of its famous name. >> not all the attention is good. federal workers nearby say they're concerned for their safety. and ininvestigation by scott mcfarland and our news 4 i team reveals those federal workers already had reason to feel targeted. >> reporter: each day, new guests roll up. and check in to

publicized new hotel in d.c. perhaps in the nation. >> not all visitors to the trump international intend to rest or relax. since opening last year, the hotel has attracted protests large and small. police arrested brian moles from pennsylvania in his hotel. >> what was your intention. >> reporter: he said the weapons were in his car parked in the garage by a valet. watching all this new activity at the hotel, the government workers who work just across the street, just steps away, the government workers who work for an agency that already receives more threats than any other in the government. the workers here at the irs. >> tony reardon represes

union represents the irs ploes. >> what did you think about the situation? >> it was alarming, and it underscores the negative political rhetoric that is out around the country. >> reporter: concerned irs workers recently contacted the news 4 i team about the increased activity outside. security acknowledged concerns in an e-mail last year, saying the hotel poses vulnerability and threat to the security of the irs building, that it compromised sight lines. and cars including taxis are unscreened by valets. our cameras never see them check under the hood or around the vehicle. the irs declined to speak on camera about this, but said it works well with trump hotel security, monitors

doesn't reflect the current situation. >> the agency has always been a target. tax collectors have been targets since tax collecting began. >> mark owens understands the worries of employees inside irs headquarters, he was stalked by a disgruntled taxpayer who followed him in a car on the streets outside. >> you do hear about people trying to breach the main office? >> of course. yes. >> when an employee or an office is threatened, we dispatch agents. >> tim kanus investigates threats and provides armed security for irs employees who are threatened. >> the individuals that are going to be participating, do they pose a threat? and we try to understand what their philosophy is. >> as long as your name is visible, you are a potential target.

scott mcfarland, news 4 i team. >> the i team did find a sharp increase in threats for federal workers at another major agency in the district. that part of the investigation tomorrow night on news 4 at 6:00. we turn to the weather now. still tracking the tropics, how is this thing looking, is it getting any closer to us? >> our impact is a good impact, i think. that's what we're going to be watching. we do need the rain. the impact for an area like new orleans. they could get hit fairly hard. once again, i have to reiterate this, this is not maria, irma or harvey. this is not going to be something that brings devastation. but we are going to have to monitor this closely. it has brought devastation into areas like nicaragua and honduras. the heavy rain, mudslides in that area. you see the area i have

you wouldn't be able to tell where the storm was. it's a very small circulation, but it is here, and it's starting to get its act together a little bit. by tomorrow, within the next 14 hours, it's expected to become a 60 mile around hour tropical storm. that's a pretty good sized tropical storm, making its way close to can tune. becoming a hurricane just south of new orleans. making its way on shore, extremely close to new orleans. the northeast quadrant many if it hits to the west, the northeast quadrant will bring in a little more water. storm surge will be an issue as well as rain. look how it moves saturday at 7:00, and 24 hours later, it's already well to the north. it's out of there, it's not going to be one that dumps a lot of rain. by monday, around the same time, it's right over our area. and that means some good news for us as

concerned. if it stays further to the north and west, it's looking like it might do that, we're going to get a lot less rain from this. we're going to see rain during the day sunday. but we're going to get a better chance of that rain with this storm on monday. now, hopefully bringing us right, we do have our fingers crossed for that about could bring us wind as well. the winds may be upwards of 30 miles per hour, that would be about it. we're hoping for that rain. temperatures tonight, really nice, 61 in manassas, 63 in hntown and a great night for the harvest moon. look at this, almost looks like a halloween moon. doesn't it? >> it does. that's cool. >> it's the first full moon after the autumnal equinox. by afternoon, nice and warm, we're going to see more clouds tomorrow, still, a nice day.

d.c., 86 saturday, both days is when we play the cubs down at nats park. i will be there live. windy reagor will be there, saturday looks great, sunday a good chance for rain. especially during the afternoon, if you're heading to the army 10 miler, you should be dry early. better chance later. >> anna and chuck will also be on the field. >> i thought you were saying me bright and early. >> no, no, no. >> you have to shave, right? >> ovechkin pulls o quiteff

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some high drama on the ice tonight. and ove, talk about on fire. >> why not, your 13th season. believe it or not, regular season hockey is here. the caps must put last year's tough loss behind them. if tonight is any indication. he's not planning on slowing down any time soon. ovechkin and the caps all smiles as they drop the puck on a new season. skip ahead to the third, caps down 3-1, the senators with the puck, they turn it over to alex ovechkin for the goal. ove sends this one to the roof. first goal of the season, caps within one. later in the period, turnovers, killing ottawa,

again. back to ove. what does he do? of course, he scores, second goal of the night. thanks to some beautiful passing there. capitals tie this game at 3. few minutes later, senators score to take a 4-3 lead. ovechkin comes up with it, the hat trick in his first game of the season. 19th career hat trick for ovechkin. we're tied at 4. ovechkin even scored there, at this time, it's kuznetzov's chance. playoff baseball is here. game one, nats and cubs. 7:30. dusty baker makes it official that steven strasburg will start game one. they know the expectations are there, that's just fine with them. >> this team has been through it, we've played all these

this year, we're ready, we're poised, we're calm, waiting for it to start really. >> getting back here for the fourth time, we're blessed. we're excited to have the team we do. >> one thing i've tried to do is really enjoy the moment, no matter how big it gets. in success or failure, enjoy the moment, i'm going to look up 10 or 15 years from now, they're not going to let me play in one of these. i'd like to enjoy it. to the alds, red sox visiting the astros, lots of love for altuve tonight. boy did he earn it. no career home runs in the postseason. deep to left center, solo shot, but jose not even close to done. in the fifth, altuve, another solo shot to left center. what a night for him. he could not stop hitting home runs. launches his third home run to left. he now has threeom

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