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stories of sexual assault and harassment. two simple words, "me too," still spreading across facebook and twitter. >> and 150 years of history. homecoming week officially kicks off at howard university. >> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. and we start tonight with some of the coldest air we've felt in five months. >> yeah, it's an october reality check tonight. frost advisories in effect for many of us oefrpt. we saw a lot of you breaking out the jackets tonight. even a few folks with gloves on after the sun went down. let's get right to chief meteorologist doug kammerer in shirt sleeves in the storm center. what can we expect overnight, doug? >> going to be a cold one, guys. you mentioned the coldest night at least in the d.c. area since may 9th. that's the kind of cool air we have. already you're stepping outside,

46 degrees the cold temperature. 54 belvoire. many of the suburbs especially west of i-95 are going to get into the mid 30s and that's why we have a frost advisory in effect for tonight. upper montgomery county, parts of howard county. loudoun county, culpepper and everybody back to the west i do expect those numbers into the mid 30s. you may need to break out the ice scraper for your car in some locations. but expect it on your grass, even the roofs as well throughout your neighborhood. waking up tomorrow morning might look like. a chilly morning start for sure. wall weather for days and most of that weather looking really nice but i'm tracking your weekend. how will this affect your weekend in i've got it all for you including what to expect when you wake up p. >> doug, thank you. tonight we know that prosecutors will pursue the death penalty in the murder of a virginia teenager, nabra hassanen, died back in june. news 4's leon harris has the latest developments on

including something prosecutors revealed for the first time today. leon? >> reporter: yes, doreen, prosecutors are saying for the first time that nabra hassanen was raped. they have filed capital murder and rape charges against her suspected killer. the 17-year-old died during ramadan after fasting. she was walking back from a restaurant to the mosque in sterling where -- with a group of teenagers when the police say that one of the boys got into an argument with a passing driver. that driver, darwin martinez torres. and police say that torres chased that group. he caught hassanen and then hit her with a baseball bat, put her in his car, and then later dumped her body in a lake near his apartment. >> justice for nabra. justice for nabra. >> that was friday. hassanen's supporters shouting "justice for nabra" outside a courthouse in fairfax county. inside, torres was stoic. he was quiet. as the victim's parents hurled insults his way. it was incredibly emotional. cameras were not allowed there in the courtroom

take off her shoe and throw it at the suspect, something seen aw aas a high insult in her culture. now, prosecutors are not seeking any hate crime charges. they say this was instead a deadly case of road rage. jim, back to you. >> leon, thank you. a guilty plea in an ms-13 gang murder is doing little to ease one mother's sorrow. today she left a prince william county courtroom in tears. her son edwin chicas was killed in october last year. shot at 15 times, then slashed with a machete right near his family's town home in manassas. the painful details were too much for his sisters and mother to hear in court today. >> i feel like somebody punched me in my stomach. and i'm numb. there's no other words. >> when i heard all the stuff they're doing to him it's very hard for mep. >> marlon argueta pleaded guilty today to first

gang participation. he says chicas was involved in a rival group and threatened his pregnant girlfriend. a brawl caught on surveillance video inside a prince george's county liquor store has some calling for the owner to lose his liquor license. the video from august shows a man knock over some items inside the largo liquors at largo town center. he told news 4 he was defending a woman who was getting screamed at by the cashier. two employees and the owner rushed the guy and pinned him until officers arrived. more than 5,000 people have signed an online petition to have the liquor license pulled. homecoming week's always a big deal at howard university. but it's even bigger this year. the school is celebrating its 150th anniversary. news 4's shomari stone with a look at how howard university students kicked off the week. >> reporter: how's it going? here at howard u there are a lot of happy people. they're very excited during this monumental time.

we're here at the burr gymnasium. and the kickoff was great. >> did you get your yearbooks last year? we've got 100 of them to give out tonight. >> jessica is editor of the yearbook. she hands them out with pride on this historic week. >> we're really excited to be here at howard. >> reporter: howard u launched its 150th homecoming with students. and the football team inside burr gymnasium. >> excited about representing uhu! >> some special events which will culminate in our 150th anniversary celebration. >> reporter: congress chartered howard university in 1867. the school has played a vital role in american history and helped advance civil rights. >> howard was founded to give free black people an education. >> reporter: students marcus kennedy grimes

>> it's the anniversary and i think a lot of the pride for the school shows. >> for 150 years for the school to be around is incredible. >> reporter: and jessica hernandez will capture the incredible time in the 2017 yearbook. >> it's so important to my family and so important to the legacy of what howard is. hey, y'all, come get your free yearbook. >> reporter: congratulations to howard university. now, they have a whole bunch of events this week. you can get the list on our nbc washington app. just put in howard u in the search engine. in northwest d.c. i'm shomari stone. news 4. >> so much school spirit. thank you, shomari. a federal judge in maryland is considering the first legal arguments over the president's latest travel ban. he heard them in a courtroom in green belt today. the judge won't issue a ruling right away. supporters insist the travel restrictions do not discriminate against specific groups but opponents say they're a

failed bran on muslims. the decision's set to take effect on wednesday. president trump will be back in the white house rose garden answering more reporters' news conference after a rare impromptu and wide-ranging news conference today. he and top republican senator mitch mcconnell are trying to demonstrate that all is well between the white house and gop leadership on capitol hill. >> so you understand, the republican party is very, very unified. my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding. >> ton trary to what some of you may have reported, we are together totally on this agenda to move america forward. >> just two hours earlier the president told reporters senate republicans are "not getting the job done." he's scheduled to have another news conference tomorrow with the prime minister of greece. new tonight, after months of public outcry the city of manassas did give the green light to a local charity trying to save the homes of about 300 people. last year residents of the east

they'd have to move out because of continuing problems with their sewer system. the property owner couldn't afford to fix it and was planning to sell the land to the city. but tonight the city council voted to let catholics for housing buy the property instead. the non-profit will start fixing the faulty sewer lines before the end of the year, allowing people to stay in their homes. d.c. leaders are making a hard push to convince amazon to bring its second headquarters to the district. but they've got a lot of competition for those 50,000 new jobs. the four site proposals in d.c. include the anacosta riverfront, capital hill east, the shaw riverfront and nova union station. business leaders tell us the district can handle the explosive growth amazon would bring. >> wherever they go jobs follow. more innovative businesses follow around it. i think it would be nd

loudoun, and richoned all trying to lure amazon. proposals to the retail giant are due this thursday. new at 11:00, the suspect in a human smuggling tragedy that killed a fairfax county high school graduate will avoid the death penalty. james bradley matthew jr. drove the tractor-trailer that was found at a san antonio walmart in july. he pleaded guilty to federal judges today. frank fuentes was one of ten people who died in the trailer from a lack of oxygen. fuentes spent most of his life living in northern virginia. he was trying to sthaek baneak o the u.s. after being deported to guatemala. a shooting near the university of maryland may have been drug-related. that's what we're learning tonight about the violence saturday at a group home here on rhode island avenue. news 4 was there today when one of the victims came back to the house. he was shots in the hip. his mother told us he'll be okay. another person was beaten. prince

say one of the victims is a maryland student. at this point no suspects, no arrests. investigators still don't know why a man opened fire on a country music concert in las vegas more than two weeks ago, killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more, but we do know that a young victim from maryland is making progress in her recovery. tina frost is back home now and in the care of doctors at johns hopkins. they say so far her recovery is miraculous. >> there is a 90% mortality rate for gunshot wounds to the head. so the fact that she is alive and that she has made such progress in such a short period of time. >> tina is recognizing family and friends and can give a thumbs up but she's still not speaking or walking on her own. doctors say she has a long road ahead, including cognitive and physical therapies and facial reconstruction after losing her right eye. it's too soon to know the extent

of any possible brain damage. new video showing evacuations during california's deadly wildfires. next at 11:00, why officials think they're finally getting the upper hand. new fallout from the harvey weinstein allegations. his company potentially up for sale. while women across the globe share stories of sexual harassment. and girls joining the boy scouts. it was a bombshell announcement. but we'll show you why it's

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letting girls participate in the boy scouts.

it was a huge announcement last week, you remember. but for many it was a long time coming. >> one maryland troupe has included girls for years and as news 4's jackie bensen learned tonight their scout leader says it's time they got some recognition. >> reporter: if you think these young women are out of place at this meeting of boy scout troupe 52 in chevy chase, maryland you'd be wrong. they belong to the troupe's venture crew, venturing as it's called is coed and it's been part of boy scouting since the late '90s. >> they do everything the boys do. it's high time they get the recognition they deserve. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag -- >> reporter: some of these young women had previously participated in girl scouts. one still does. this summer members of troupe 52's venture crew did a canoeing excursion in canada. >> you get different things out of it. like the service aspect and the self-improvement. and i like the outdoorsiness. so there's something for

everybody. >> reporter: news the boy scouts of america are planning to start admitting young women is being met with open minds here. >> all i know is in troupe 52 the ventures are a part of this troupe. so you know, it wasn't news to me. >> the adventure's crew is particularly proud of the fact that a young woman who went through the first aid badge training last year recently helped deliver a stranger's baby in the back of a car. now in addition to such real-life heroics these young women may soon be able to earn the coveted rank of eagle scout. >> definitely done peel it off. >> in chevy chase, maryland jackie bensen, news 4. >> good for them. the film production company co-founded by harvey weinstein is in talks now about a possible sale. weinstein was fired by the board of his company earlier this month when a number of sexual assault allegations started coming to light. police in london and new york now are investigating various allegations

the hollywood producer insists any claims of sex without consent are false. tonight in light of the weinstein scandal two words are proving just how powerful social media can be. those words, me too. they've been repeated millions of times on social media by women and men, who say they face sexual harassment and assault. news 4's amy cho went searching for people whoto share their stories and a lot of you were willing to share what you've been through. >> every single female friend of mine that i know has at least a story. >> d.c. council is considering requiring training for all employees to teach people how to recognize harassment and address it. >> sheriff's office! you've got to go! drammic new images from police body cam video here of those deadly wildfires in northern california. those blazes have killed at least

100 are still unaccounted for. the number of missing continues to drop. some who've turned up safe say they never knew rescuers and family members were looking for them. thousands of cool cal national guard troops are now helping local police and fire departments. and after a long two weeks doreen is back from napa and san juan, puerto rico. welcome back. >> those wildfires were quite something. i've never seen anything quite like that. they move so quickly and the winds change without warning. a lot of people didn't really have enough time to get out. >> fortunately it looks like the conditions out there are going to continue to get better. temperatures lower, a little more humidity, maybe even a chance of showers over the next few days. they really need that. a lot of those fires coming under better containment in those regions as well. we'll hope the best for them over the next days and weeks. our weather a little bit of a different story here. we are on the cold side for

only the second time -- tonight i think the second time this season we're going to have temperatures in the 30s in some areas. right now 55 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 12 miles an hour. most of the rest of the region not seeing much in the way of wind at all. and because of the calming of the winds we're really starting to see those temperatures fall. 46 right now in manassas, only 44 degrees in culpepper. 50 in the gaithersburg area. winchester only 43. those wrarz will dropping into the 30sly quickly as you move on to the rest of the night. no rain po speak of, it's clear, dry, and another reason why we're going to fall so fast tonight, the cold front that came through, let me show you the wider picture. here it is making its way downtown south and east away from our region but notice the air behind it all coming out of the north. all coming straight from canada and farther back. not much in the way of clouds at all. this is high pressure that's going to sit and dominate for days. the entire rest of the week i'm predicting nothing but sunshine and clear skies. what does that mean for

well, very cool night like we have tonight and very nice afternoons. tomorrow morning 46 in the city, no frost advisory from d.c. to the south and east but to the west 38 gaithersburg, 36 culpepper, 36 winchester. again, frost will warm above freeze freezing up to 37 or 38 degrees and that's what we've got in many areas. you may even need the ice scraper tomorrow morning but a couple other things you might need, think about, it the jacket, the sweater, the boots. everyone's asking when can we wear the boots? you can wear the boots tomorrow. but also dress in layers over the next couple of days. think about that too. you stepping out the front door you may have the jackets on but during the afternoon they won't need the jackets at all. 64 and sunny, that is a very nice day after a very chilly start. thinking about the next couple of days that's exactly what we're going to see. how about that fall foliage? a lot of people asking about that this time of year. we're in the moderate level now. probably some leaves falling around you but the majority of them are continuing to stay on and are mostly still green.

western maryland but it's going to be another two weeks until we see some great color around the d.c. metro area. a lot of yellow suns as we make our way through thurgs, friday, into saturday and sunday. a real nice fall pattern and you notice temperatures each day are going to continue to go up high tomorrow, 64 but we're right back near 70 by wednesday and beautiful as we head into the weekend. next chance of rain, next chaps of a pretty big storm comes next week. >> glad to see all that sunshine. >> thank you, doug. after that

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. 'causeins and company on their way to philly next. >> it's going to be a hard one. >> yeah. >> but no better time than the present for them to really step. the redskins have really hung in there with some of the best teams in the league this season. the preparation began today for the best team in the nfc, the philadelphia eagles. yesterday, though, the redskins in a battle with the worst team in the nfl. so marching into phillies stadium and stealing a win is going to be a true test for this ball club. >> having gone into a hostile environment next week, playing a division rival, a team that's in first place right now that we're currently chasing now everybody's mind is going to monday night. >> there's going to be a lot of guys on both sides of the ball playing hard. they're going to try to stay atop the nfc east and we're going to try to climb up the ladder. >> it's a big game for us.

division game on the road "monday night football." we're a game and a half behind them. important to somehow get back in the race. >> three key injuries coming out of yesterday's win. rookie defensive lineman jonathan allen will be out three, four weeks with a lis-franc, which is the middle sprain. the kicker dealing with a hip sprain. jay gruden not sure of his status. they'll work out other quickers just in case. bra shaun breland. gruden saying it's just a sprain and breland is a quick healer. the redskins get back to work on thursday. and on wednesday the wizards look to win their first season opener under head coach scott brooks. they too face a philly team. the 76ers and wizards start a new season at capital one arena. and the capitals back on the ice against the maple leafs tomorrow. this will be the first meeting between the two since the playoffs last

another big week from nicklas backstrom. today the nhl naming backstrom their third star of the week. and what a week it was for backy. three goals and six assists in four games for backstrom who now has 11 points to start the season. backstrom hoping to lead the caps to a big win tomorrow night. puck drops at 7:00 over on nbc sports washington. but back to the redskins today, at the park the tenth annual all-star survivors celebration. the team honoring breast cancer survivors with a day of pampering. the event put on by tanya snyder, wife of owner dan snyder and the redskins charitable foundation, takes place every october during breast cancer awareness month. the ladies not the only ones having fun, though, as tress way sporting pink hair and running back mack brown in the makeup chair for a little touch-up. a great event for everyone out there. right now in game 3, the

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