showers, but i don't think the rain will be heavy enough to cancel the game. and as you're leaving, temperatures still around 63. so, wendy, we're looking at more of what we've been dealing with not just today, but yesterday as well. >> we can handle it. now to breaking news that you saw first on news 4. the montgomery county man accused of killing his pregnant girl friend, he was indicted in her murder. he shot and killed laura wallen. she was four months pregnant when she disappeared. tessier appeared with wallen's parents at a news conference, if you recall, tearfully asking for her return. her body was eventually found in a shallow grave in damascus, maryland. she had been shot in the head.

engaged to another woman. back to the big grand opening today for you at d.c.'s new waterfront development, the wharf where there is much to see and do. but the tricky est part might be getting there. what you want know, we're going to go back to jim hanley with a look at the big events today and a look at how you can get there without a lot of headache. hanley. >> yeah, headache is the word. you know, wendy, we were talking about this all week long. i was kayaking down here. water taxis are the way to go. this is the transit pier behind me. that's a yacht. that is not mine. that is not for you, either. but there are water taxis that will carry you from georgetown in alexandria soon from national harbor, too. they hold about 150 people. on a day like today and a weekend when we're going to have 20,000 people a day, that's your best bet right now. let's tell you about other options for getting down here. if you plan on driving, you should know, folks, take a look. parking in a garage will t

best bet is uber or lyft. they can drop you off a couple blocks. it's very easy, flat navigating by foot down here. take metro to the waterfront stations. five lines can access you down here. again, the water taxi from georgetown, alexandria, soon to be national harbor. but remember, you've got to know this tonight especially, and friday, saturday, sunday, no parking along maine avenue. folks, bring it back live. i want to look at you in the eye. they will ticket you. they will tow you. the warninger has been out a week now. don't mesa round. they need to keep the streets cleaned because we have businesses coming in and a lot of entertainment, too to navigate those streets. i want to bring in doug kammerer. right now, i don't know where my umbrella is. but you're right, i don't really need it. it's over there. >> incredible. it's really nice. we have a little bit of drizzle, maybe a sprinkle every once in a while. it's not bad at all. even though we're at 62 degrees,

october. >> exactly, this is october. you're exactly right. >> this is what we've got. >> we have fireworks coming up. what's that going to do with the cloud cover? >> the cloud cover is higher than we were expecting. we are expecting it to lower. about an hour, hour and a half when the fireworks go off, could be an interesting thing. remember july 4th we had that low deck. might be something like that. still will be a spectacle to watch. show you the weather the next couple of hoz hours as you move through if you're thinking about coming to the wharf. you're going to need the pants, the jacket, but again, really not all that bad. i do expect by 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 a better chance of shower activity. not just drizzle but showers. that is something we'll be tracking as we move on through the next couple hours. we'll be done by that time and i will be inside the anthem over there at the foo fighters. did i tell you i was going to the concert? >> you told me about that last trip. how are you going to make that happen? >> i'm off to 11:00. thanks, amelia draper.

has been living right talking to people who are so excited about this foo fighters concert across the channel is our own kristin wright. she's been gathering reaction and all the hull a ba loo, if you will. they are so pumped over there. kristin? >> reporter: yeah, you're right. you know, huge day and long time in the making. we came over here across the channel to just show you what it looks like from over here to give you this vantage point and, hey, take a look, right, not bad. not bad. all right. let's show you the fireworks from earlier today. daytime fireworks, nothing like them. that is how big of a celebration this is. i'm telling you, d.c., excited. especially southwest. waited a long time for this. everybody out here really has had nothing but fun, especially the opening ceremony. the dancers, the band, all of it, awesome. we are now a

away -- >> he signed my arm last night. he pulled out of the parking garage and he was kind enough to roll down his window because dave is the nicest man in rock and roll. >> the energy is always different whenever you see him in his hometown. we were here 2015 rfk stadium. he seems elevated in his energy because he feels more comfortable in my opinion. >> reporter: those two women there, one from west virginia, one of them is from texas, and they even understand how important this day is for washington and how exciting it is. and, you know what? it just continues into the night. jim, back to you. >> the night is young, kristin. you are so right. but it is 5:00 so we're positioned in front of a bar. we promised you team coverage. look who we have behind us. no, it's not tom sherwood. it's tom sherwood's brother. he calls this his home. he has been the biggest

cheerleader for this part of town in our newsroom. boy did he make an investment buying down here. >> so did one of our writers, kathy banks. that's going to be the new hot neighborhood. >> that's right. >> glad to see it. we are glad to see it. another new playground for us in d.c. and beautiful d.c. >> uh-huh. >> coy. have a cocktail, we'll be back to you in just a minute. meanwhile michael a. taylor [ inaudible ]. >> at the wall! he leans and it's gone! it's gone! good-bye! >> michael a. taylor's grand slam on a grand stage. 24 hours later, the nats are home, getting ready for a decisive gave 5 against the cubs. it's simple for both teams, win or go home. news 4 sheree burruss with new information about tonight's nats game. sheree. >> reporter: we learned geo gonzalez will be the starting pitcher. he was the starter when the nationals won their first season against the cubs.

nationals will be able to do something they've never done before, advance to national league championship series and actually the nationals are 0-3 when facing elimination in the post-season, and get this, exactly today back in 2012, the st. louis cardinals rallied in the 9th inning to beat the nationals in another game 5 here at nats park. but just moments ago manager dusty baker talked about not letting the fact that this team has never won a post-season series. >> i don't think it's on too many guy's minds because most of them weren't here, you know. there are a few guys that were here, but, you know, most of them haven't been here. i mean, you can't put that pressure on you. sometimes, reputation in town, other sports, basketball you hear about it, hockey, you hear about it. it's different things so you have to dispel those negative thoughts on your mind and say, hey, it will be us.

home. we want to go to the next round. >> yeah, as he says some of the other young guys talking about the team actually coming out the dugout now getting ready for batting practice. things getting started. care maloney will be joining us. she just got back from chicago. live from nationals park, sheree burruss, news 4 sports. >> to give you a little news, republicans in congress failing to pass legislation to repeal and replace obamacare, now president trump has turned to executive action. the president signed an executive order that will allow a small employers to form association plans that they can offer with fewer regulations. it also aims to make it easier to get short-term insurance plans that are cheaper, but are less comprehensive. and it calls for expanding pre-tax dollars that employers can use for hras or health reimbursement arrangements. nbc senior political editor mark murray now with what this could mean for obamacare. >> reporter: wendy, b

a lot of instability in the health care law. the question is just how much instability. you end up taking away healthy people, potentially young people away from the current obamacare markets, those are the people who might end up deciding to buy some of this short-term insurance or ones with association health care plans. you take them away and now it ends up driving up costs and premiums for the sicker people who would end up remaining. there might be some health insurers decide they're not going to be able to make money because you don't have those young healthy people that are in the market place. obamacare, the linchpin was you'd end up having a lot of people, healthy people buy into the system to help support the sicker folks who actually need the help, but without the healthy people and the more of them that are allowed to leave, the tougher it might be for those who remain. so, it's going to produce a lot of instability. the question just is how much. back to you. >> mark murray, thank you, mark. a couple held hostage by the taliban

captivity. well, tonight they are free for the first time, but they are not coming home. also, only on 4, the father of a local woman who was shot in the head in vegas is sharing an update. >> and hopefully be there when she wakes up. she might wake up tonight.

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officials at the grand sierra resort say it made the decision out of respect for the victims of that mass shooting in vegas earlier this month. dozens of victims are still in the hospital in nevada, including a young woman from our area who was critically wounded, but there are some encouraging news. tina frost is getting better, and today news 4's chris gordon talked to her father at a local fund-raising event in her honor. this is a story you're only going to see here on news 4. >> reporter: news of this local fund-raiser spreading on social media reaches the family of las vegas shooting victim tina frost. her father rich, unexpectedly stops by to say thanks during his one-day trip home to maryland. >> we appreciate everything that everybody is doing for her and pulling for her and all the prayers that are coming. it's helping. she's made great progress. she's making progress every hour. >> reporter: tina remains hospitalized since the shooting in las vegas. doctors removed her right eye to save her

back to las vegas, her father gave me an update on tina. >> we're more and more confident every day she's going to come out of the coma and she's going to be our good old tina again. that's what we want. >> reporter: restaurant owner bob crone is donating all of the day's profits to tina. >> actually, the suggestion originally came from several different customers, and we picked up on it and said, this is a wonderful thing that we can do. >> reporter: tina frost graduated from arundel high school in 2008. >> i went to arundel high school. my kids went there, and this whole community is very family oriented, so when something happens to one of our own, everybody comes together. >> reporter: the owner of the hideaway restaurant says when tina frost is healthy enough, he hopes that she will come here and he says he wants to throw a big party for her and the community. in odenton, maryland, chris gordon, news 4. >> and in a small pennsylvania town, thee

family have been released by a taliban group in pakistan. they had been held in captivity five years. the u.s. says they are safe at a secret location in pakistan, but there is some confusion about what happens next. nbc's pierce simmons reports the husband apparently turned down a flight that would bring the family back to the states. >> reporter: american mother caitlyn coleman says canadian husband joshua boyle were released overnight in pakistan according to u.s. officials and now the u.s. embassy staff, their three children released with them, were all born in captivity. the family held by the taliban affiliated for five years. the couple were abducted while hiking in afghanistan when caitlyn was seven months pregnant. the last video message sent back in december 2016 when they urged president trump to help secure their release. pakistan says it acted on intelligence from the u.s. and though no u.s. military assets re

stand by in case they were needed. >> the pakistan i government's cooperation is a sign that it is honoring america's wish that it do more to provide security in the region. >> reporter: it is not known when caitlyn who is originally from pennsylvania and her family will return home, but it is the end of a traumatic wait for the couple's parents and while in all these cases there is a long psychological road ahead, their oldest son born while they were held, is now four. back to you. ♪ >> i'm jim hanley working for you back down live at the wharf in d.c. we are at the district pier, the bacon brothers, kevin bacon just behind me by about 50 yards, they are playing right now on que. coming up at 8:00 inside at their indoor venue that holds about 6,000, you will see the foo fighters if you have a

that has been sold out for weeks, though. doug kammerer will be in there tonight at 8:00. you know, this vision has been in the works for more than ten years now. i had a chance a short time ago to speak to the genius behind the wharf, montie hoffman. >> we were very careful who we brought in because we wanted everything to be a -- create -- we're creating this waterfront village. i think those who come today are realizing that. there's all these little streets and little shops that they can go into and explore. it's just a fun environment. >> i've got to tell you, explore is the word. this is phase one, as he mentioned. montie has brought in new architects for phase 2 and phase 3 so each will have distinctive marks. wendy, we go way back in this city. we biked in the area. we remember how it was a dead zone. it has truly come alive down here. >> people may not realize, montie ho

hoffman. people have condos created by p and hoffman. that's monday difficult hoffman. bethesda, a lot of places downtown. so i'm anxious to see all the phases when it all opens up. so, we'll be checking back with you in a bit. >> i didn't mention earlier, almost, almost 900 residences down here, mix of condos and apartments. didn't mention that. >> yeah, no, it's going to be waterfront and they're all waterfront which is lovely. going to be a whole new place to hang out, which is great. see you in a bit. >> can't wait. >> well, it's a little bit of a dreary opening down there. storm team 4 tracking some big changes for the wkend.ee

so, i have my -- is this a pocket umbrella? >> purse umbrella. >> my purse umbrella. this is the kind of day when it's misty. remember your mother back in the '60s would wear these little scarves and plastic hat things? yes, yes, of course. my mother would be your grandmother right now. yeah, this is the kind of thing i always want to put one of those on when i was coming in out of the my car. the umbrella doesn't always help when the mist is all around you. >> right. that's what we're dealing with right now. this is the perfect indoor kind of night. probably turning the heat on, maybe in your home. temperatures right now in the low 60s. we have a breeze out there as well. winds coming out of the east at about 12 miles an ho

layer over our area and that's leading to the drizzle right now. drizzle tonight, maybe some light showers as well. and take a look at your weather headlines. cloudy again tomorrow with more drizzle in the forecast. i like how wendy described this weather. good kind of like sleeping in weather. you want to stay in bed. that's what we're looking at for your friday as well. keeping a close eye on saturday, doug and i were talking about this before he went down to the wharf earlier today. it was looking like we would have plenty of sunshine highs near 80. now highs around 70 on saturday with mostly cloudy skies in the forecast. still keeping the weekend dry, good news there. and if you want crisp fall weather, well, next week it's going to be with us pretty much every day. but out the door tomorrow for your friday getting the kids off to school, they'll want the waterproof jacket, umbrella and long sleeves as well. take a look, our temperatures in the 50s tomorrow morning. so definitely a cool start. feeling the chill in the air. a high overall of only 66 degrees with patchy drizzle and light showersti

friday night football. at the wharf, doug, i think the excitement doesn't matter that it's a little cool and damp out there. people just -- you can kind of feel it here in the studio how much excitement is going on out there right now. >> and i go to a fire pit. that's where you have to go. take a look at this fire pit. i feel like i'm in the mountains right now and i'm right at the wharf here. down here in -- it's just amazing what's going on. yes, wither dealing with a little bit of shower activity, but it is just a little bit. i've got s'mores. what's your name again? >> trudi. >> me and trudi are doing some s'mores. look around. we're the only ones doing s'mores, trudi. it's just me and you. >> it's all good. >> and you have your graham cracker right there. we have the chocolate going on there. how do you like your marshmallows? >> nice and toasty. >> you like to catch yours on fire? >> yes. >> you do? i'm a no catch fire type of guy. you take off on s'mores bomb. there he is!

>> you put them together. i'm going to show you what the deal with tonight, guys. really a nice night right now. it feels pretty good. we are starting to deal with the drizzle. i think we're going to continue to see that as we 340678 on through the rest of the evening hours. temperatures in the low 60s with the showers and same thing for the nats game. if you're heading there, lot of guys down here, a lot of people down here heading over to the nats game after they grab a drink here at the wharf. now this weekend, still some drizzle and some clouds on friday. saturday, mostly cloudy. drizzle possible. sunday, high temperature of 83. sunday i think the best day for the weekend, and speaking of that weekend, here it is for you. 72 on your saturday, some shower activity. monday we're going to see a front move through early monday morning and then we see highs only in the 60s. rather breezy on monday, too, with much cooler weather as we make our way tuesday and wednesday. most of the week looking more fall like. they have it going on 0. they got it going on. nicely done, trudi. nicely -- perfect. i have to get -- we're going to toss it back to you.

absolutely. absolutely. cannot wait for that concert. >> let's go nats! >> yes, sir. let's go nats! nats and s'mores, never thought i'd say those two things together. >> no surprise, you put food on a stick and hanley can hear that from, you know, across the country. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> well, our coverage of the grand opening will be continuing ahead. we're going behind the scenes inside the wharf's newest venue, the anthem. also, when bees attack, more than two dozen kids are telling the tale of their encounter with a swarm. and after fans are told, ride your bike to the nats game, someone steps up and helps metro ay open later.st

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>> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 5:00. >> i'm jim handly. we are back down here live at the wharf. bundle up if you're planning oncoming here. wendy, we've been talking about wanting fall weather. you got a hug right by this fire pit here. it's one of the most popular parks right down here. it's going to be great weather, though, this weekend. a little damp tonight. we're going to come on back in about two minutes to tell you about this long line on the other side waiting to get inside the anthem. >> i'll bet. ce

look inside nats park. we're now less than three hours away from one of the biggest games in the history of our team. the nats looking to quiet those critics, take down the chicago cubs in game 5, a win would send the nats to their first-ever nlcs, win or lose, fans will be filling -- filing out of nats park after tonight's game and they need a way to get home. metro is extending its hours. transportation reporter adam tuss broke this news on twitter. he's at the ballpark station, navy yard station with the buzz surrounding this move. people got to be a little relieved about that. >> reporter: absolutely. there is definitely a feeling of relief down here, wendy. let me show you what's ggs on down here. this is the navy yard metro station of course at the ballpark. people are coming and going already at this hour. we have people who are filling out and come take a look over here as you have people who are all lined up down in this area and getting

event tonight, game 5 against the cubs coming up at 8:00 tonight. everybody excited. but i've got to tell you, this whole thing with metro and staying open late has been quite the fiasco. exalon, the parent company of pepco actually stepped up and is running $100,000 for an extra hour of service. what does that mean? it basically means metro will close at 11:30 tonight. now they'll stay open till 12:30 which should get you past any of the late-game activity. you know, before you were thinking maybe you'd have to leave at the seventh or eighth inning. now it looks like you'll be able to go all the way through the game pending any game delay or any sort of extra inning. that's the good news. now we found out that d.c. mayor muriel bowser actually had to call exalon and request the $100,000 because the nationals flat out said they weren't going to pay. i asked the board chair of metro, jack evans, if he thought that the nationals were being a bit

>> i think their position on metro is just we don't pay for late night service. we believe that's a regional thing and metro ought to take care of it and that's their position. i'm not going to argue with them. that's their position. they've been very clear for all of years they've been in existence. that's where they are so we have to find an alternative to do it and i again applaud mayor bowser for making this all happen. >> reporter: remember, about 20,000 fans a game use metro to get here to the ballpark. they'll now have a way to get home safely, wendy. back to you. >> adam tuss. well, some students in montgomery county had a rough start to the school day and maybe learned a lesson or two. more than two dozen of them were stung by a swarm of bees. the students attend quince orchard high. they were across the street at bun cann doughnuts. one student saw a bee on his leg and tried to kick it off. in doing so he ended up kicking the hive. >> they told me someone kicked it. and i'm like, why would you kick a bee hive? that's just so

couldn't catch me, but i had a couple friends that got hurt. >> lifted up my shorts and i saw a wasp fly out and i ran from it because i was scared. >> in all, 32 students were stung. three went to the hospital as a precaution. all of them are expected to be fine. someone from the shopping center sprayed near the hive i guess just bee repellent. i don't know. have we mentioned the wharf is opening today? even if you can't make it down there this evening, there are a number of events the next few days starting tonight, live music, all day long. 10:00 to tep. electric funk group, electric gadget will outdoor a headline show. saturday, more music, more entertainment. all day long. white ford bronco will be headlining. sunday there is a blessing of the wharf in the afternoon and a performance by the howard gospel inquir choir and there will be fireworks at sunset. >> call me anything but. ♪ ♪

>> hey, guys, we're back down here live at the wharf. we are underneath the wharffle house with my new best friend taylor who lives in the area. my first day here, you brought me dinner. what do you think about all this in >> it's great, have restaurants, people coming to the area. excited it's here. >> you're not going to the foo fighters concert? >> no. >> but you have plenty else to do down here. >> yes. >> trust me, so much to see. taylor, that looks good. thanks for tempting us. meanwhile all these folks behind me, guess where they're going? they're going inside the anthem to see the foo fighters. who like the foo fighters? [cheering and applauding] >> who likes wharffles? [cheering and applauding] >> let me tell you, try one. you'll be hooked. meanwhile i'm going to bring in a very familiar face. once again we welcome back tommy mcfly. it's his big day here with news 4. great to see you, buddy. >> good to see you, too. >> you got the sneak peek, exclusive look inside this cr

whole region right now. >> it is incredible. it looks like the kennedy center and the 930 club and a love child. people here to see the foo fighters will see this, check this out when you walk through the doors at the anthem. when guests enter the brand-new anthem, they're greeted with skylights above. like nothing else on the east coast. >> i don't think it's like anything else i've been. from what i'm hearing from the bands that have been here, people in my business, nowhere. but that's the idea. >> so, what are we seeing? all the balconies have angles at the stage. >> normally if you go to a venue, you think about it, it's rectangle and you sit there and look to your left and right. we've all accepted that as how it is. but montie hoffman, the developer, who isn't in the music business, came into a meeting one day and said why do you do that? why don't you face people toward the stage? the first few rows of the balconies we sell super excellent seats. even if it's a general admission show, we save it t

no scalpers. no vip thing here. i don't believe in that. >> and this room can be different sizes depending on the act. >> you can't move a stage that size, but you can add a stage on here. if you look up there you'll see these motors on everything. everything moves forward and the room shrinks. >> plus plenty of bars, plenty of bathrooms and the foo fighters tonight the first show at the anthem. >> dream come true sort of thing. i can't tell you. one of the biggest reasons, you know, dave is the nicest guy in the world. >> lyndsay sterling is coming here. o-a-r is going to be here. anthem is rocking. jim, you're already in the food stand. >> i am. i'm paying you back. the returning the favor. the wharffle was chilled and hard. they are incredible. >> foo fighters fans, you want to share a wharffle? [c

whoever says foo fighter fans weren't giving loving people, right? enjoy your wharffle. >> now you're going to hook me up with o-a-r tickets. if anybody can't get it done tommy can. glad to have you on board. we'll be back with much more coming up in just a bit. wendy, back to you now from the wharf. >> see you in a bit. well, of course we are having fun down there, but our hearts and minds are with the people of california as the wildfires continue to devastate that wine country there. and all those families and their homes, and the flames are now spreading to another cash crop. also, swastikas and hateful language popping up on campus. what the university of maryland is doing to stop the hate. >> the 60s have moved in along with some drizzle so what can you expect for the rest of your evening? my full forecast cing up.om alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪

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university of maryland hate messages on campus, there have been several incidents so far this year, but now at least three more are being investigated. and as news 4's mark segraves explains, there is a reward up for grabs for anyone who can help the campus police find whoever is responsible for this. >> reporter: the most high profile incident on the university of maryland campus this year has been the stabbing death of richard collins, a bowie state student. now campus police are investigating offensive language and drawings left inside a campus dining hall. so far this year there have been several incidents that could be classified as hate or bias related. a noose that was found inside a fraternity house, a second noose that was found outside fraternity row. white nation nationalist posters and drawing of a

hall, they had three separate reports of offensive language and drawings being found inside a men's bathroom, including a drawing of a swastika. >> i think it has to be unacceptable. and we have to take a hard line of i think as a community, we have kept saying this is unacceptable, but those have just been words. we really have to start seeing action. >> reporter: on the university of maryland campus, mark segraves, news 4. >> a working for you consumer alert is making headlines this evening. susan hogan explains what you need to know about a child car seat recall. it's one of the world's most anticipated restaurant openings and it is happening in our little town. live coverage continues from the wharf right after th brief brisea

hundreds of thousands of car seats, child seats, recalled. consumer reporter susan hogan working for you, telling you what you need to know to keep your family safe. she's in the newsroom light right now. susan. >> that's right, wendy. the recall recalls more than 500,000 car seats. federal regulators say the seats may not adequately protect your child in a crash. let's take a look. the car seats we are talking about are made by --

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>> the weather not dampening the mood at the wharf but we have big changes coming up. plus horror in california as flames devour homes forcing more families to leave. >> it's just horrible, it's like armageddon. it's just horrible. >> signs of hope for a

wake up any time. i don't know. i want to be there. >> and it's do or die. >> fans are optimistic as the team gets ready for a must win game five. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts now. and a celebration on the water. d.c.'s newist neighborhood goes online. fireworks at 5:30 and a concert coming up after that. >> so exciting. the excitement doesn't end there. tonight the nats face the cubs in a decisive game five. we have team coverage, i'm so nervous. >> you're not alone. we'll take you through the hype and history surrounding both big events under way tonight. first a look at the day's top stories. now an indictment in the high profile disappearance and murder of a maryland teacher who was four minuonths' pregnant. a grand jury indicted tyler pesher on murder for the death of his girlfriend, missingin