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. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. right now at 11:00, a woman near the university of maryland campus woke up to find a strange man in her bedroom, why investigators fear that could be part of a

i'm darcy spencer, tomorrow's event could affect you. and a bus in maryland packed with college students erupts in flames and shuts down part of i-95. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. a very busy weekend here in our area. people are pounding the pavement for the marine corps marathon, celebrating homecoming and saying good-bye to the iconic rfk stadium, those are just some events we are following for you. good evening, this marathon is definitely one of the biggest, live team coverage, news 4s darcy spencer has more. >> reporter: hey, there will be a major impact tomorrow, whether you participate or not. if you're going to brunch or ch

the many road closures to make sure you're ready and prepared. i want to show you this is just one of the tools that they have at their disposal, the officers can go up high and watch things closely. security will be very tight tomorrow. we want to show you a photo that was tweeted out by arlington county police a little bit earlier this afternoon. they want people to watch for anything suspicious, reported even if it's something lying ik unattended bag they want the public to be vigilant. 40 road closures in all, some will start as soon as 3:30 a.m. and will stay closed until 5:30 p.m. so again, a major impact, we want to show you a map of the route. starting at 1:10 at the pentagon, ending at the marine corps memorial, so we can't emphasize enough for you to be prepared. you can go

app and find out just what you need to know about the closures and timing. just search marathon, we understand there are people from the station to participate, we want to wish them luck, i won't be among them, how about you, erica? >> no, you and i, my friend, will cheer them on from the sidelines, darcy, thank you, if you are going out there, come say hi at news 4, we'll be there to cheer on the runners covering the race right here tomorrow on nbc 4. okay, speaking of which, we're continuing the team coverage with what type of weather and all the runners and spectators can expect tomorrow. >> yeah, i will hold down the fort here tomorrow to make sure nothing goes wrong. it will be spectacular weather tomorrow, we are above average for this time of year, but stay hydrated. plenty of sunshine for you, just

made. 7:50 a.m., temperatures still cool, sunny skies, warming up through the afternoon, and that is not all. there is a lot of stuff going on around town. if you're heading out to sunday brunch tomorrow, know it will be cool. you have the brunch as well as chapel service, that is a green go for me, yard work, time to get it done with the weather setting in for the end of the week. all right, there has been another disturbing encounter near the university of maryland. a student who lives off campus claims a man came in her bedroom, woke her up and then left without taking anything, happening about 3:00 a.m. on knox rundown near route 1. there have been at least four similar incidents near the college park campus in recent months, in each case, a man enters a home usually through an unlocked door or window, and in some of those instances

women were also sexually assault assaulted. so far no arrests. new details on the bus incident, police say 40 people were on a college bus from out of state when it caught fire on the southbound side of 95. this is before route 100. it's not clear what college they attended and where they were headed. officers say there was some sort of engine failure but everybody got off the bus without any injuries, medics checked out people for smoke injuries. and about a thousand people will not be able to sleep in their homes tonight after a fire damage to a high rise in bethesda, it's not clear when they will return. the fire happened on cooks hill road. residents can't stay there because the building has no electricity or running water and the elevators don't work either. many of the residents are seniors who needed help getting out. >>

taking care of one of my children. i looked her in the face and said we're safe, we're going to be fine. >> six residents were hospitalized because of all the smoke and the fire, it cost about a million dollars worth of damage. now we know the identity of the woman shot and killed late last night in south d.c., shantese murphy was found shot near 16th street in the anacostia neighborhood. police say one man was shot but survived. no word on the motive or suspects in this case. police in montgomery county hope they can eventually give a family closure as to why a 19-year-old man was struck and killed by a car, happening overnight when the driver hit the person on shady grave road in rockville. later the person died at the hospital. the driver stayed on the scene. s

out. maryland state police are seeing a surge in the number of reports involving hate or bias incidents. up 40%. there were 285 cases in 2016 according to the baltimore sun compared to 203 the year before. and police say at least 11 of the reports involve people who made a reference about president trump. president trump says that he will allow the release of thousands of government documents relating to president john f. kennedy's 1963 assassination. the national archive has until thursday to make the decision, the president can block them if he believes it would be harmful to national execute. some of the documents have never been seen by the public before. bill o'reilly is ripping a report that said he paid more than

colleague who accused him of sexual harassment . how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪

bill o'reilly says "the new york times" is lying in its report that claims a former fox news host agreed to a $32 million sexual harassment settlement with a co-worker. it came just before a massive new contract from fox news. more on the story. >> reporter: tonight, disgraced anchor man bill o'reilly is back in the news. according to "the new york times" report, o'reilly paid a $32 million settlement to a former fox news

seen on his top-rated prime time show. >> she worked with me for seven years. >> reporter: the report alleges o'reilly had a non-consensual relationship with weil, fox was informed by mr. o'reilly that he settled the matter percentasona a month later, o'reilly's contract was resigned. >> at the time fox re-signed mr. o'reilly it knew about the settlement and was trying to make the argument to the public, the employees and board that it had cleaned up work place issues that had risen under roger ailes. >> reporter: this was the payment paid out. the company says the anchor's latest contract included a clause saying it could fire

which in the end fox says it acted on when he was ousted in in april. o'reilly continues to maintain his innocence. >> that was morgan radford reporting. "the new york times" is standing by its reporting. stars in the entertainment world come together to raise money for storm relief. you're going to hear from some of the members of one of the world's most exclusive club. a young maryland man died just two days after graduation. ednight a lov

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families are devastated after three young men died overnight following a crash in charles county, maryland. news 4's darcy spencer spoke to the uncle of one of the young men who said his life ended before it even got started. this was a photo, where he graduated from a program in charles county thursday. tragically he and his two friends died in this crash early sunday morning. his uncle came to the scene to try to understand what happened. >> he had his whole life ahead of him. and friday night he got off, went out with his friends. got off at 10:00, and at 2:09, that was it. got called back. >> reporter: the video shows how violent the crash was. police say the driver took off when a maryland state police trooper tried to pull him over. >> as soon as the trooper activated her emergency

accelerated, actually even pulled over on the shoulder for a brief moment as if to stop for the trooper and then accelerated hard exceeding speeds over 100 miles an hour. police say that he drove the wrong way, hit ating a concrete median, and went air borne, fowler said he probably ran because he was scared. >> because his friend made a wrong decision, everybody suffered. we don't hold that against him or his family, they were all in it together and were friends for years. >> reporter: people were dropping off flowers here at the scene. maryland state police said they believed that speed and alcohol were factors in this crash. in waldorf. deboin's mother lives in puerto rico and survived the recent hurricane. she is now trying to make her way to charles county to be with family. new at

event like none other, five former u.s. presidents and grammy award-winning artists came together tonight to help raise money for hurricane relief. ♪ ♪ ♪ imagine all the people ♪ ♪ ♪ >> presidents barack obama, bill clinton and jimmy carter, along with george w.w. and george w. bush all attended the one america appeal concert in texas. the money raised will help victims hurt by hurricanes in florida, texas, puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. >> all of this on this stage tonight could not be prouder of the response of americans. >> i, too, am here to urge you to give to this fine fund. >> reporter: president trump delivered a taped message and said during disasters like this americans always come together to help one another. you can stillak

opening the washington app. a big weekend at howard university. lots of festivities under way for homecoming weekend. there was video from yesterday's tailgate and concert, you may recall how howard was in the news earlier for an event on campus. somebody called in a false report of a shooter on campus however the weekend celebrations still went on as planned. >> well, it's a good time, it's like a family reunion really, even though it's morgan versus howard, in baltimore and d.c. they're all the same. >> this year's homecoming is extra special as it marks howard's 150th anniversary. and all the festivities are continuing tomorrow, the brunch tomorrow as well as chapel. we'll have a look at the forecast, 62 degrees and falling, looking at current temperatures right now, leesburg, 55 d

and in the low 60s in the district, you can see warrenton on a race overnight, 48 in manassas, mid-to-upper 40s in a lot of the surrounding suburbs in the d.c. area, more than likely staying in the 50s overnight. clear skies expected and we're maybe a cloud or two passing by, overall, though, very, very nice evening. so here is a look at the forecast waking up bright and early hitting the pavement maybe going for a bike ride. temperatures will be in the mid-to upper 50s to start. let's look at the future cast, so i have the time stamp up there of t there. moving through 2:00 p.m., barely a cloud in sight. sund

conditions, overnight clouds moving in, monday, these models are pushing more and more clouds in as we head throughout among, one of the reasons i kind of come down a little bit on the high temperature, definitely could hit the mid-to-upper 70s on sunday. the models pushing in a little earlier back towards the blue ridge, you can see deep oranges and reds indicating a fair amount of showers expected as we head through monday night, tuesday, here is a look at the rain outlook. so again probably around midnight, 11 p.m. monday night. tuesday we are expecting our greatest chance for showers and a much-needed rain. that is the good news. for the folks heading out to howard, tomorrow, temperatures will rise in the low-to-mid 70s, just around the chapel and brunch hour again, plenty of sunshine, really a great state of the outside forecasting tomorrow into the evening. we'll hang onnt

building into the overnight hours. you see the highlight late monday night into early morning depending on the timing of the front we'll see rain showers. notice the temperatures, going from the mid-to-upper 70s to the low 60s by the middle of the week with refreshing air coming in on wednesday. thank you. last night the caps pulled off the big comeback in overtime. could they keep a winni ♪ overtime. could they keep a winni ♪ ♪

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the washington capitals have not had the same success at capital one arena they had at

the verizon center. tonight, the team's fourth home game of the season, and the last game was the home opener exactly two weeks ago. facing the panthers, washington's second game in as many nights and not the start they wanted. panthers played the puck down low, jared mccann with a quick cross, florida quickly on top 1-0, panthers on the power play, trailing, hesitates, firing and scores. florida goes into the break up two. the lone bright spot for the caps, beautiful stick work in front of the net. beats james reimer, head coach not pleased with the missed opportunities. >> 5-on-5, i just thought we were there. probably should have scored another goal or two. but we didn't, and sit here with a loss and it's frustrating. we got to nip the penalties in

brendon freeze and the maryland basketball program carrying on a tradition that started in college park 40 years ago. midnight madness marks the start of a new season, both teams scrimmage, the men's team narrowly defeating the ladies, looking forward to hitting the hardwood. >> we put a lot of hard work into the summer and fall. this is just a fun night for them to kind of celebrate the hard work they put in up to this point. >> this is the first time we got to come back and play in front of the fans in a while. it's a great feeling and honor. we have one of the best crowds in the world. i can't wait to come out here and play our first game. >> meanwhile, the redskins will have to beat the best team in the nfc east,

josh norman, despite practicing this week will be out. other guys questionable. this could be a chance for young defensive backs to take on more responsibility. the head coach knows this offense is a different beast. >> right now they're playing a high level. the guys have to step up. that is just the way it is. there are a lot of teams in the football league all around dealing with key injuries, we just had a couple of them at the corner spots. fabian, dunbar, they have to step up and play. and number 5, wisconsin, hits, ball tips right into the hands of edwards returning it back for a 54-yard, badgers go up 7, connecting with taylor, badgers win 38-13. and the 5 and 1

it stays that way. first quarter, eagles on top, 10-0, anthony brown tosses it to the screen, 76 yards for a touchdown, boston college blows out virginia homecoming 41-10, also note virginia tech beat unc, 59-7, howard won 39-14. >> thank you so very much. thank you for joining us for tews 4 a

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you have to make sacrifices, so i skipped the back nine. >> yeah. i understand, mr. president, sir, 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? >> ah. 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 are, as the locals say, "despacito." [ laughter ] we're going to get more help to you. we'll get it 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. [ audience groans ] fema takes a few days, unless you join fema prime. >> what are you talking about? >> ma'am, i don't know if you know this, but you're on an island in the water...