now at 11:00, amazon caught up in a growing scandal in hollywood. we'll tell you who was just forced to step aside. >> breaking news, new clues in the search for the person who killed a young woman fromri

future. >> plus they fled to our area from puerto rico with nothing but a few belongings. >> there was no gas, no food, no water, no nothing. >> so, a local school did something about it. only on news 4, the heart warming story of kindness you've got to see. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> well, you can't get much bigger than this. a night like this in our nation' capital. >> when was the last time playoff baseball was happening within shouting distance of a new entertainment hot spot that everybody wants to check out? good evening. i'm erika gonzalez in for doreen. >> and i'm jim handley. it is definitely folks a night to remember between both these two big locations, tens of thousands of people taking it all in right now. news 4's shomari stone started his night at the brand-new wharf along the southwest water front to see just how people were celebrating opening day there. >> and he's made his way to

shomari, a big night, my friend. >> reporter: that's right, erica and jim. it is huge. you have to think about it. here you have big events, you have the wharf, the nats, oh, the excitement. maine avenue hosts the main attraction. on the grand opening night of the wharf, located on the southwest d.c. waterfront. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: carlos and his wife sit back and relax over a fire pit. >> we're from maryland so we're always in d.c. and this is a great addition to the city. a great place to come and enjoy each other's company. >> so it's really great to be down here with all the people. >> reporter: hundreds of people from d.c., maryland and virginia are drinking, eating at the new restaurants, the city's new hot spot. >> this is pretty awesome. the s'mores were a very wonderful pleasant surprise. >> reporter: a big surprise for cash and his owner. >> he loves the excitement.

he likes all the people walking around, he knows good things are coming. >> see how it goes, we'll be here a lot. >> reporter: he'll be there, i'll be there. it's going to be a lot of fun down there by the wharf. now, we don't know if the nats are going to win tonight, but one thing is clear, it is a historic night in our nation' capital. at national stadium i'm shomari stone. back to you, erika and jim. >> those s'mores hit the spot. warm everybody up on a chilly damp night. d.c.'s newest music venue opens with foo fighters with our own. the first venue and it's attracted some huge acts and sold out shows before the doors opened. it can hold up to 6,000 people with open seating on the floor. and balconies facing the stage. also unique, it is a movable stage that can bend to the needs of the crowd. so, smaller shows won't have any awkward empty space on the floor. >> there's a number of es

over the next few days starting tomorrow. live music and entertainment all day long from 10:00 to 10:00. electric funk group go go gadget will headline an outdoor show. saturday more music and entertainment throughout the day. d.c.'s popular 90s band white ford broncho will headline. sunday a blessing from the wharf in the afternoon and the howard gospel choir at sunset. >> big finish. everything that happened today, this is only phase one. phase two will include even more offices, apartments, condos, retail shops and restaurants. as well as a brand-new marina. it will add an additional 1.2 million square feet to the wharf. groundbreaking on that part of this massive project will begin sometime in the middle of next year and won't be finished until 2022. we know an awful lot of you are probably planning to check out the wharf this weekend. be prepared. it's going to be busy and take it from me, parking is a nightmare d

right hectic. >> we saw tons of tow trucks already this afternoon. transportation reporter adam tuss put together a list of tips and tricks to get around there this weekend. go to the nbc washington app and search parking hacks. >> it's been a wet welcome to the wharf. doug and i were down there earlier tonight. and let's just say we needed two umbrellas. >> team players. let's see how much more rain is in store for us. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper in the storm center. what are we looking at, mel? >> well, no heavy rain in the forecast, but we are going to see some more patchy drizzle out there tomorrow. and fall has finally moved in. temperatures today only in the 60s and right now tracking 50s in a lot of the suburbs. 58 in gaithersburg, 59 in frederick, 55 degrees in winchester with mostly cloudy skies. no reports of drizzle out there right now, but throughout the day tomorrow more patchy drizzle and scattered light showers at times. so, out the door forecast, the kids will want the fall coat. grab the small umbrell

sleeves. a must for your friday as we close out the workweek. 6:00 a.m. it's cool around r58. and there is the chance for drizzle n. forecast in the morning hours. i'm seeing the best chance actually during the evening hours. you want to keep that in mind if you have plans for friday night. what does this mean for the weekend? i have an updated forecast, new information just coming in and i'll have the latest coming up at 11:18. >> just hours before remembrance service for a murdered prince george's county native, the fbi is asking for help finding her killer. i'm leon harris at the live desk. ashanti billie's body was found near a church in north carolina last month. the 19-year-old was reported missing nearly two weeks earlier when she didn't show up for work at a sandwich shop in norfolk, virginia. today the feds released a picture of her white or cream colored 2014 mini cooper. as you can see there it has a blacktop and maryland tag of 2 cx

several days after billie's disappearance. the fbi wants anyone who may have seen billie or this car in the charlotte area any time between september 18 and 23rd to give the fbi a call. investigators say the car could have been seen anywhere between hampton roads and charlotte. billie was a student at the art institute of virginia beach and there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. by the way, the celebration of life service for billie is in fort washington tomorrow and news 4 will be there. jim, back to you. >> all right, leon, thank you. inmates have killed two people and injured nearly a dozen more in a brazen attempt to bust out of a high-security prison in north carolina not far from the virginia border. now, investigators tell us those inmates set fires at a specialty sewing plant there at the elizabeth city prison. several inmates then tried to escape, but they were all caught. two prison employees were killed but it's not clear how.

hollywood executive caught up in a harassment scandal. amazon studio chief is now accused of sexually harassing a producer. roy price is on leave effective immediately after producer issa hackett claimed that price propositioned her in 2015. hackett is a producer for the amazon show "man in the high castle" and the allegations come amid an onslaught of sexual harassment complaints about movie mogul harvey weinstein. weinstein has not been charged with a crime. police in new york and london are taking a closer look at files to see if anybody else reported being assaulted or harassed by weinstein. >> developing tonight, the death toll in those devastating wine country wildfires has now climbed to 31. that makes this the deadliest week of wildfires in california history. they have torched more than 3500 structures. fire fighters working on little to no sleep now, they're trying

they can. right now authorities are trying to track down as many as 400 people still missing. >> a big development tonight in the case of a beloved pregnant teacher who was murdered. tyler tessier has been indicted. police say he shot and killed laura wallen. she was four months pregnant with tessier's child when she disappeared. tessier appeared with wallen's parents at this news conference and tearfully asked for her return. her body was eventually found in a shallow grave in damascus. montgomery county police say tessier admitted he was engaged to another woman. >> a civil rights icon got a standing ovation tonight from students at the university of maryland. congressman john lewis talked about a new book ecko authored called march book 3. in it he talks about being part of the march on washington back in 1963. his speech comes on the same day that the university of maryland is offering a reward for anyone

is spreading hate on campus. there have been at least three incidents between this month and last at the college park campus, including a swastika drawn inside a bathroom in the ellicott dining hall. >> equifax is dealing with another possible siecyberattack. equifax disabled one of its help pages after hacking. problems on that page were really caused by a malicious code by a third-party vendor. the company says it was not a cyberattack and the systems were not compromised. if you remember, equifax just revealed a month ago that hackers breached the company in july, and they stole the personal information of more than 145 million people. >> frustrated with the gop's failure to repeal and replace the affordable care act, president obama is now turning to executive action. today's executive order allows a small employer's group to form association plans with fewer regulations. now, the

to make it easier for you to get short-term insurance plans that are cheaper, but don't cover as much. and the order calls for expanding pre-tax dollars employers can use for hras, or health reimbursement arrangements. >> next, and only on news 4. >> she might wake up tonight. she might wake up any time. we don't know and i want to be there. >> a maryland dad flying coast to coast to be with his daughter who was wounded in the las vegas massacre. tonight an update on her long road ahead. >> plus they came to our area from storm ravaged puerto rico with only the clothes on their backs. >> you had no suitcase with you. >> no, no suitcase. >> but their new school wasn't about to let them miss out. >> i want us to do something to make sure they get to home coming. >> only on news 4, the amazing gift and the kindness of strangers.

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and live pictures from the d.c. wharf capping off a spectacular opening day on the southwest waterfront. an encouraging update tonight from the father of a maryland native shot in the head during the las vegas massacre. >> only on news 4, tina frost's dad says she may be able to fly back to our region next week to continue her recovery. rich frost made a surprise visit to the hideaway. it's this restaurant in odenton that's donating today's profits to his daughter. and he was sporting a team tina t-shirt there you saw from this quick 20 hour trip back to maryland. we caught up with him just before he rushed to the airport to return to his daughter's

she might wake up tonight. she might wake up any time. we don't know and i want to be there. there's a chance that she'll be able to be flown next week to someplace for rehab. >> she attended arundel high school in anne arundel county and she is getting a lot of support from that tight knit kmunt. in fact, a gofundme page is collecting money to help pay for tina's care. it's already raised more than half a million dollars. if you want to help, we have posted that link in our nbc washington app. >> as puerto rico struggles, the house passes a $37 billion disaster aid bill after hurricane maria ravaged that island but the move came hours after president trump threatened to abandon federal recovery efforts there. three weeks after the storm, people in remote parts of the island say they still haven't gotten food, water and other essential help from fema. 84% of the island still doesn't have power, 70% of the cell phone towers are still down.

shelters. one local high school's home coming weekend is taking on a keeper meaning after the devastation in puerto rico. >> that's right. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver shows us how loudoun county students stepped up to help siblings find some comfort and some fun. >> reporter: home coming season, a big deal at most every high school, freedom high in south riding is no different. students getting dressed up for a night of dancing. >> i didn't bring any suitcase because we like didn't know -- >> reporter: you had no suitcase with you? >> no. >> reporter: a few days before the dance, they showed up at freedom. they had just fled home, puerto rico, or what's left. >> i went outside my house and i saw my street, all the trees falling down. >> reporter: through their stepdad they were able to relocate to loudoun county and enrolled in the high school where they knew no one. the principal got word, and -- >> they came to mend

sure they get to home coming and enjoy themselves. >> reporter: she works the front desk. she turned to her daughter a senior. >> i was like, okay, i guess we're taking them to home coming. so immediately i texted out like all my friends on every social media. >> reporter: suddenly dozens of clothing options for the sijs and what's two more added to a home coming group? >> it was really great. how many people could help two kids like new kids. >> yeah. >> reporter: and it's not stopped there. other students making sebastian and adrian a feel welcome. >> from driving them to school to taking them out for ice cream after school. they all jumped in. >> i think that's just kind of like what we do as people, you know what i mean? we see someone in need and we feel the desire to be able to share what we have with them. >> reporter: a brother and sister far from home, but still feeling that home coming spiri

i'm so grateful, like i couldn't like imagine that. >> reporter: in loudoun county, david culver, news 4. >> go freedom eagles. >> yeah, that is a fantastic story. >> nice to see their smiles, isn't it? >> it is. a great piece. >> turning to our weather, it's been a bit of a soggy day out there. you know better than anybody. >> it was damp beginning to end just as predicted. >> like that bone chilling kind of air that's moved in. >> it is fall. >> you're probably asking for it. i think you're enjoying it. and it's going to stay cloudy, damp and cool throughout the day tomorrow. but then summer makes its appearance on sunday and we return quickly back to fall. so, take a look at your weather headlines. patchy drizzle at times, best time to enjoy the afternoon and evening hours. otherwise cloudy skies throughout the day. keeping a close eye on saturday. this is what i was talking about earlier. saturday has been looking like mostly sunny, highs near 80. that's starting to change. looks like w

now on saturday with high temperatures 0 only around 70 degrees. next week is looking beautiful. sunshine and comfortably cool temperatures in the forecast just about every day. but tomorrow it's cool, but we have the clouds around. 70 and there is the chance for drizzle. 58 degrees by the lunch time hours. we're in the mid 60s. we kind of hang out in the mid 60s for the rest of the day with a chance for light showers tomorrow evening as well as some patchy drizzle out there as well. so, the weather having a bit of an impact on your friday. outdoor exercise, though, it's refreshing this time of year. recess for the kids, i'm not seeing any rain that would be heavy enough to put a recess indoors so it's probably going to be outside. if you have plans on your friday night, dinner out again, expect some drizzle in spots. otherwise cool. you definitely want the fall jacket and some big football games going on tomorrow night. oxon hill at wise. we have woodbridge at freedom. that was the high school david just did that story on. look at the forecast. 7:00 temperatures around 66. you want a

the sweat shird you probably want a waterproof jacket just in case. by 9:00 p.m. as the games are wrapping up, temperature around 65. that is cool. saturday again, temperatures will be around 70 degrees with mostly cloudy skies, maybe some drizzle during the morning hours on saturday, but for now we'll keep it mainly dry. and we are starting to see some fall color across the area, especially in areas like loudoun and fauquier county and back around the mountains. still not a lot of color here in the district. and on average we start to see peak color here in the d.c. metro area between november 1st and the tenth. we still have a ways to go. taking a look at your pollen report today, mold spores coming in high, and the redskins game sunday afternoon it's feeling like summer football weather. 83 degrees during the game. also feeling a little bit humid on sunday. take a look at your ten-day forecast. but notice sunday, guys, is the warm est and the only 80 degree day on the ten-day there. there is plenty of fall erika is giving

maybe some showers early with the cold front. breezy monday afternoon. tuesday it's refreshing, it's crisp on wednesday. just words that we want to use this time of year. >> the plaid and the puffy vests. >> and the flannel. >> love it. >> are you ready or what? coming up, the redskins get ready

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the redskins prepare for not only winless 49ers team, but the return of two very familiar faces. former offensive coordinator kyle shanahan now the head coach of the niners and wide receiver pier gar son a favorite during his time here in d.c. they return as members of the opposition. gar son in his first season as a san francisco 49er, his team not doing very well. niners 0-5. redskins fans and players will be excited to see gar son back in d.c. he spent five years with the burgundy and gold. one of the biggest play makers. everyone remembers that tough almost angry style pierre plays with and that includes his former head coach jay gruden. >> he's always been angry. he was angry with me the whole time he was here. [ laughter ] >> just a total pro and a great receiver for a long time. >> pierre will be different because it has been five years and all i've known in the nfl in the past has been pierre on the washington redskins. so, you know,

interesting having him on the other side, especially at fedex field. it will be a different experience. >> it's always good to see people you play with, your friends doing well. at the same time, you know, i'm a redskin and, you know, anybody on the other side of the field i don't like them on game day. so, it's time to go play. >> kyle shanahan is the head coach of the niners, the team that has been very competitive in every game this year and a couple plays from being possibly 4-1. his time in d.c. did not end on a high note but he did guide an offense that won the nfc title in 2012. his quarterback then was robert griffin iii. but was always fond of curt cousins and curt feels the same way. >> kyle believed in me when it was just potential. there was no production. i hadn't done anything to earn his belief. and he believed in me and mike did, too, and matt la floor for that matter. i think that's when i look back, i say, wow, those guys knew what they were talking about because i hadn't done anything and they told me i had a lot of potential and could do something. i think be that's when i look back and respect their knowledge of the q

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they say if you leave them alone they wouldn't bother you, but today more than 30 students in montgomery county had to be checked out after somebody kicked a bee hive on their way to school. sending bees buzzing and stinging away. it happened in a shopping center here across from quince orchard high school in gaithersburg. three students had to go to the hospital, but no one was seriously injured. well, in case you don't already avoid walking under ladders, stepping on cracks in the sidewalk, smashing mirrors, a friendly reminder about tomorrow's date. >> it is the most cursed day on the calendar, the day where everything is fated to go wrong allegedly. >> llallegedly. >> it is friday the 13th. it is not often this day falls on the same month as halloween. >> not at all. in the past 20 years, in fact,

1995, 2000 and 2006. the next one doesn't happen until 2023, if we survive tomorrow. that's going to do it for us. the tonight show with jimmy fallon is coming up next. >> thanks for watching, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow.

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