moments in a restaurant in prince george's county. a car barrels through a wall as customers are inside eating lunch. >> can you believe that? take a look at the damage. you can see it from the ground and from the air. chopper 4 over the crash in upper marlboro. this happened a few hours ago. our bureau chief tracee wilkins is reporting on this. she'll get back to us in a bit with reaction from people there who witnessed that drama unfold. stay tuned right here. now we have some more breaking news for you now. this time in southeast d.c., video just coming into our newsroom as police search for clues in a triple shooting that happened off president obama roy road near a community center. we are told three men were shot but they were alert when medics rushed them to the hospital. >> no word on a gunman. details come in on air and on the nbc washington app. >> mr. president, can you seal this deal on tax reform? >> a

questions about what went wrong after this major security breach on capitol hill. a man from this area accused of hurling russian flags at president trump. scott macfarlane worked on the hill for several years. he's at the live desk now to give us some perspective here. scott? >> pat, some major questions being raised by this. this was a screaming protester who was posing as a journalist. witnesses say he shouted, trump is trees on as the president and senator mitch mcconnell walked into a lunch today on tax reform. >> talking about treason in congress, not about tax cuts. >> the news 4 i-team has confirmed the man is ryan clayton from sterling virginia, identified himself as part of a group called americans take action, progressive protest group which is a website which claims to represent a network of populists. you may remember there was a similar incident in july, a man standing with reporters identified himselfs

he tried to hand a russian flag to jared kushner. the president's son-in-law. investigators believe the same man is likely the one who carried out today's incident. neither the white house nor secret service are responding to immediate requests for comment. if you want to get into that sensitive area on the us capital on the senate side of the capital, you need a press credential from a media organization. you have to ask the capital police how this man got a credential. leon. >> interesting, lots of questions there. thank you, scott. now let's get to four things capturing headlines at the white house today. first, a top republican calling the president incompetent. senator bob corker told reporters today that president trump, quote, doesn't have a clue. the tennessee republican also said the president's tweets about north korea kneecap the secretary of state's diplomatic efforts. president trump fired back on twitter claiming that senator corker is bitter over the president's refusal to endorse him for reelection. senator corker could be key to

top republicans met with the president today to discuss their proposals. republicans are vowing that it will help middle class families. democrats, though, say that the tax cuts being talked about now are just for the rich. republican senator jeff flake of arizona announced today that he is not going to be seeking reelection in 2018. flake has been a critic of president trump and says that he feels out of step with today's republican party. just moments ago he addressed the president directly. >> mr. president, the graveyard is full of indispensable men and women. none of us here is indispensable. nor were even the great figures of history who toiled at these very desks in this very chamber to shape the country that we have inherited. >> all of this coming as more money could soon be going to hurricane relief efforts in texas, florida, puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. lawmakers are hoping to approve

end of the day. pat? >> a disturbing story here, residents fear it is only a matter of time before someone gets hurt. police in prince william county are trying to figure out who on earth is firing a gun at cars and homes. and this is not the first time. the most recent incidents happened between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. saturday while people were sleeping. bullet holes were found in three homes on sedgwick place in dumfries. a car and town house on eileen court in woodbridge. >> absolutely, you don't want any violence around this neighborhood. too many civilians here, too many kids here. so, hopefully they do capture who did this. >> this is video from last year when a family in manassas found bullet holes in their bedroom. it was one of at least a dozen homes hit by gun fire in prince william county last year. back now to

moments at a prince george's county restaurant this afternoon, a car crashed through the wall as customers were inside eating their lunch. >> as you can see there, you can see all the damage that happened in that incident on the ground from the air here, chopper 4 over this crash scene in upper marlboro a few hours ago. bureau chief tracee wilkins was the first reporter to make it on the scene. she has reaction from people who witnessed all this unfold. tracee? >> reporter: yeah, this place is known as babe's boys tavern or top of the hill. that's what a lot of people call it, top of the hill. it is the place where plenty of judges, attorneys, police officers, fire fighters come for lunch during the day here at upper marlboro. as you can see behind me, this is what interrupted what was a normal day here. car through the side of this restaurant. let me show you what it looked like when we first arrived on the scene. a number of people were transported here. we're told ten people injured, seven

people seriously hurt. everybody is expected to be okay. the good news is no one was killed here. just moments ago, we spoke with the woman who was behind the wheel of that vehicle that went into the side of this restaurant. here's how she describes what happened. >> you know, my brakes went out. my brakes just went out. i panicked so that's how i ended up over that hump right there and then i come up in here and landed up over there. >> reporter: for the people who were inside of the restaurant when this all happened, it was of course very frightening. i had one person [ inaudible ]. describe to me what it was like as that car went through the building right near where he was sitting. >> car came right through the wall. people were trapped underneath the ceiling and the tables and the wall

>> reporter: prince george's county police are still investigating exactly what caused that car to go through the restaurant here. as you heard from the driver, she thinks it's her brakes. reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> just an incredible situation there. well, now to a hollywood scandal that is growing. embattled movie mogul harvey weinstein is now facing a new accuser today. >> that's right, and more outrage coming from inside the industry including george clooney and matt damon. they recently spoke out about this case. nbc's jay gray has the developments. >> reporter: as harvey weinstein's hollywood legacy continues to unravel -- >> the historic and it's a shakespearean fall for harvey weinstein. >> reporter: this afternoon, another accuser and more public allegations of abuse. >> i told him no, no, no, but he tried to get him off of

asking him to stop, but it was impossible. he then orally forced himself on me. >> reporter: more than 60 women have accused weinstein of harassment and sexual assault. the former entertainment mogul is at the center of ongoing multiple sex crime investigations in new york and los angeles. >> i don't think you can describe it as a sex addict. he's a preditor. >> reporter: the shocking accusations sparking anger and outrage across the industry. >> furious. this is violating women. this is assault. >> i can't remember anybody getting run out of town like this, ever. >> yeah. >> reporter: an attorney for the movie executive has said any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein. weinstein is reportedly continuing counseling and therapy. jay gray, nbc news. >> back here closer to home, an update this afternoon on the peace cross in prince george's county, maryland governor larry hogan is now taking legal action after a federal

the u.s. constitution. governor hogan sent a letter today to maryland attorney general brian frosh and do directed him to file an appeal to keep the cross in place. the fourth circuit court ruled the 92-year-old monument known as the bladensburg cross is government sponsorship of a particular religion. >> we are looking at a change in the temperatures. let's go to storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. so, doug, we're going up or down? >> we're going down as we move on through the next 24 hours tomorrow. now, temperatures today still in the 70s for the most part and we saw that rain move through overnight tonight. now that rain completely out of here and take a look outside right now. we're looking at some sunshine. storm team 4 radar is dry and will continue to be as we move on through the next couple of hours. take a look at the wider picture here. here's the front and here's the storm that came through last night. bringing us some rain upwards of hatch an inch of rain around the dulles airport. that rain moving up towards new england. look back here where the storm actually is.

we're going to see more cool air move in behind this system during the day tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow upper 50s to low 60s and it gets even cooler sto cooler still. so, cooler tomorrow and chilly, we're tracking the next storm system for the weekend. i'll show you when, time it out for you, see you in the next few minutes. >> you got it. a new effort by local college students with disabilities grow up to feel like they're no different than anyone else. >> also, what is the one thing that puts you at highest risk for cancer? most people don't know. the eye opening new look at a new study and what you need to know to protect you and your family. >> i'm tommy mcfly. tina fey gave us a look into her new musical mean girls and why she chose to open in washington. >> well, i think this is a town

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is part of being a child. but babies born with disabilities don't always get that chance. >> that's right. but now a group of students at mary mount university is setting out to change that. the go baby go program builds free battery-powered cars for children with disabilities. news 4's amee cho has the story. >> i love how this is looking.

>> reporter: these may look like toy cars. >> looking so good. >> reporter: but make no mistake. >> we need the metal rod. >> reporter: have a very real purpose. the cars will soon help kids who have never been able to move on their own. >> we can put these on. >> reporter: it's what moved these college students to help. >> just to be able to give back to them, it just feels great. my eyes are getting watery right now speaking about it. >> reporter: each car crafted with care. from the stickers to the screws. >> it touches your heart, like i cry almost every time one of the kids gets in the cars. >> reporter: kids like josephine. if life is a ride, this girl had a bumpy one. born at six months with chronic lung disease, josephine spent the first year of her life in a hospital. >> our milestones are different than other people's milestones. it's been hard, it's been challenging, it's been emotional. >> reporter: now emotions running high once more. with the push of a

josephine takes off in her brand-new car. >> josephine, do you want to come to me? press the button. >> we look forward to her being able to steer it. i'll have to get some running shoes for her for sure. for me, for her. >> seeing her go for the first time like that after everything we've been through, it literally made me cry. >> reporter: for all the students who make it happen, helping young kids never gets olds. >> seeing the effect we can have on the children that way, it makes it all so worth it. >> probably the best way to describe it is pure unadulterated joy. joy is the only way i can think of to describe it now. >> reporter: joy, because for the first time josephine is ready to take the wheel. >> her arm is like hanging out. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in arlington, amee cho, news 4. >> look at that face. look at that face. we've got new video coming in from the severe storms in the carolinas that caused so much damage there. winds knocked out power to nearly 100,000 customers in no

in south carolina a suspected tornado destroyed a building there and trees were slammed into homes in both states. winds in hickory, north carolina damaged several planes. no serious injuries, though, reported in either state. >> ours wasn't that bad. the storms in the area that we got, but we got some overnight. >> yeah, we got some rain. we got much needed rainfall. like we talked about yesterday some areas would get a lot more than others. tenth of an inch in d.c., dulles received half an inch of rain. that is the needed rain we need. there is another chance this weekend for the needed rainfall. now we're looking at pretty good conditions outside. a little bit on the breezy side. you notice starting to see some fall color out there in the trees. yep, we're going to continue to see that as we move on through the next couple of days right on into next week looking really good as we move on out, too. temperature wise out there right now, 73 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour. as we look toward the rest of the region everybody in the 70s. 70 degrees in martinsburg,

culpepper, 72 fredericksburg, 74 in honeytown all because of the southwesterly wind. that wind is going to be changing. it won't bring us rainfall. you have to zoom out a bit, you see the rain today west with the cloud cover, too. that right there is our frontal boundary. let's widen out here. that's the front moving to the northeast. here's the actual storm. you can see it spinning. look on the backside. snow fall on the backside coming down towards michigan, around the minneapolis area and that cooler air will all be coming in our area overnight tonight into the day tomorrow. so, tomorrow a little on the cooler side. mix of sun and clouds cooler, we will see some sunshine, but i think a few more clouds in the afternoon. high temperature around 65. that's right around the average high for this time of year, but you will notice a cooler conditions. so, what to wear again, the jacket, the sweater, maybe the boots out there for the ladies and sunglasses, yeah, i think we'll see enough sunshine you can keep the sunglasses on adds you move through the day. how about fall

the d.c. metro area. high color into parts of the blue ridge. next map update for this will come thursday or friday. i think we're going to see a lot more high color moving in towards our region. so, this weekend could be a really nice weekend to get out to places like sky line drive if you're thinking about doing that. speaking of our weekend, we'll call it a half and half weekend for sure. but before that we get to 65 tomorrow. look at thursday. only 61 degrees on thursday. a very cool day. most of you stay in the 50s and it's going to be rather breezy, waking up to temperatures thursday, friday, 36 in the cooler suburbs. we could see frost early on friday morning. temperature there around 66 for a high temperature. 70 on saturday. a nice saturday, but then sunday, of course, a huge game for us. redskins taking on the cowboys at fedex. 66 degrees. rain likely, especially early. i'm going to talk much more about this forecast for the game and look at this, guys. a high of only 56, a low in the low 40s. that puts the

30s. going to freeze just in time for halloween. >> here we go. >> we'll talk more about that, too. see you back here at 4:45. >> all right, doug. it's about that time of year. >> it is. it's coming. >> you know, nbc 4 is committed to supporting the hurricane relief and recovery operations in puerto rico. >> that's right. tonight we're going to air a special behind the scenes look at the making of lin-manuel miranda's hit single called "almost like praying." ♪ say it loud and there's music playing ♪ ♪ >> lin-manuel miranda's parents are from puerto rico and he is active in hurricane recovery efforts. tonight's broadcast is going to benefit the hispanic federation's hurricane relief fund. the program airs right here 7:30 p.m. tonight on nbc 4 and we hope that you'll tune in and check it out. >> anything he does is -- >> genius. >> is just genius. >> genius, absolutely. >> well, if you can imagine ,

the back of a seat on an airplane. hear about the nine-hour ordeal that left a family covered with bites. >> and who says that holiday celebrations can't start in november? the latest disney character to be invited vo: john adams' prescription for health care

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'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

well, it sounds like a horror movie. look at this, this is real life, folks. passengers trapped on an overnight flight full of bed bugs. just one of those stories trending this tuesday. >> making me itch right now. i cannot -- >> vick itchy jagger. this is horrible. that's just nasty. what is this about? >> on a british airways flight, this family was going to london, nine hours. when the mom said she saw a bug crawling from out of the tv set in front of her. she told the flight attendant. >> back up. they weren't crawling, they were pouring. they were pouring out of the tv set. >> yes. but, you know, they couldn't move [ inaudible ].

outside, put it in plastic bags, wash their stuff and, you know, they complained of course. >> what did the airline do about it, then? >> well, they are currently investigating, okay. and -- >> what is there to investigate? you're covered in bites. you're covered in bugs. >> they have pictures. you know, bed bugs bite three times in one place. did you know that? >> i did not know that. thank you. >> you're welcome. but, yeah. >> vick nigh the science guy. >> it's more common than we think. now you have to think twice before you sit down. >> but not on planes. they're not supposed to be on planes. we've heard about them in apartments, we've heard about them in hotels. oh, goodness. >> yeah. >> all right. okay, also trend thing tuesday the big reveal from kim kardashian. what is this about? >> i think kim kardashian is trolling us on social media. she requested to know if anyone knew of a double stroller. do you guys know anyone

a double stroller, where can i get a double stroller? oh, my gosh, twins. you know, she's currently -- she has a surrogate and everyone said, are there two babies coming? and she quickly tweeted, no, guys. i have two kids. but i started thinking, you know, north is a little older so i don't think she's stroller age any more. >> think of it, yeah. >> her shoes would be dragging on the ground, so, i don't know. kim could be pulling one on us. yeah. >> all right. speaking of pulling, how about this. first-ever for the macy's thanksgiving day parade now, the snowman from disney's frozen getting a float now. >> yes. how exciting is this? so, not elsa, not anna, olaf is getting the big spotlight. he will be joining mickey and elmo and big bird and the guy josh who actually voices the character, he's so excited. he says he cannot wait to show his kids.

you know the macy's day parade is so popular so i can't wait to see it. >> this can either make or break a figure or character like that. so, why him and not elsa? >> listen, olaf was doing his thing in frozen. can't sleep on him, okay? i'm rooting for him. go ahead, olaf. go olaf. >> go olaf and go bed bugs. we're going to leave that. [ laughter ] >> all right, pat, over to you. >> all right. olaf for me. a security breach at the capital today, president trump did not flinch as russian flags were sent flying toward him. this as the president trades personal insults with a member of his own party. plus tina fey is opening mean girls here in d.c. and she needs your help to put the finishing touches on it. >> maybe we shod make aul

two breaking stories that we continue to follow right now at 4:30. at least nine people are hurt after a car crashes into a restaurant in upper marlboro. you can see the damage at the babe's and boys tavern at top of the hill on marlborough pike. two of the victims are seriously hurt. the driver tells our

chief tracee wilkins that her brakes failed. >> we are working to learn more about a security breakdown on capitol hill. a man from sterling, virginia is accused of throwing russian flags at the president. the news 4 i-team confirmed the man's name is ryan clayton. he was posing as a journalist. he yelled, trump is treason multiple times during the outburst and it is not clear exactly how that man was able to get credentials to access na sensitive part of the capital. >> that political protest comes at a time of up heefheaval in t republican party. senator jeff flake announced he's not seeking reelection. >> in a blistering take down of president trump, flake says he's not willing to do what it would take to win reelection, this as the president goes to war with another prominent republican. blayne alexander tracking all that for us tonight. blayne? >> reporter: well, leon, pat, quite simply, it was an extraordinary day today here on capitol hill. as you mentioned, we saw

for another senate term. and then moments later he stood on the senate floor and for nearly 20 minutes issued a with erring critiques of his president's own party. president trump making a rare visit to capitol hill hoping to rally his party around tax reform amid a series of distractions. >> treason, trump is treason. >> reporter: a protester hurling russian flags at the president as he walked with the senate's top republican. the two headed to a gop unity lunch amid growing division. president trump's weeks-long feud with gop senator bob corker now reaching a boiling point. >> do you think the president is fleecing the nation? >> i don't think there is any question, but that's the case just in the way that he conducts himself and goes to such a low level. >> reporter: corker stoking today's back and forth saying the president should stay out of tax reform. let congress hash it

the president hitting back on twitter, calling corker a lightweight, who couldn't get elected dog catcher, saying he dropped out when i refused to endorse him. republican leaders trying to look beyond all of it. >> so, all this stuff you see on a daily basis on twitter this, twitter that, forget about it. let's focus on helping people, improving people's lives and doing the things we said we would do, that is wlap we're focused on. >> reporter: but republican senator flake announced he will not run for another senate term next year. >> we must stop pretending that the degradation of our politics and the conduct of some in our executive branch are normal. they are not normal. >> reporter: calling on his colleagues to act against what he calls an alarming state of affairs. and flake went on to say that he believes the president is simply a threat to the nation and that he could simply no longer stand by and be part of this. pat, leon, back to you.

>> boy oh, boy. >> blayne alexander. >> thanks, blayne. >> bullets fired into homes and cars in northern virginia and it's not the first time. >> jim and wendy standing by in the newsroom with more on this for us. hi, guys. >> hi, residents were frightened from their sleep last night in the middle of the night after several shots fired into three homes. this is in prince william county. >> yeah, it's just the latest incident in what's been a string of similar shootings all over northern virginia. the reaction tonight at 5:00 from someone who was home when those bullets came through. >> also, it's the end of an era for a local business. after 75 years, belmont tv pulling the plug. >> oh, you might be familiar with the company jingle still to come on news 4 at 5:00, the owner explains to our mark segraves why he is closing his doors for good. >> awe, so, we'll see you soon with those stories and more on this busy tuesday. >> all right. >> i was talking to mark

newsroom. they were singing that song. i have to say i don't think i've been here long enough to know that song. >> belmont tshlgs v? >> yes. >> all right. we'll play it for you. >> you know it? >> we'll play it for you. >> all right. >> i'll pull it up on my cell phone. hey, did you know that comedian tina fey has been spending a whole lot of time here in washington? >> that's right. she's working on a musical for the iconic movie "mean girls" and tommy mcfly got a chance to cav up with her before the big d.c. debut. >> it was incredible. before mean girls opens they are working on the tech on the stage inside. we can officially say, move over, great white way, pennsylvania avenue is the new theater center of the world. as tina fey and the creative team behind mean girls the musical brought its debut and are bringing it to the national theater. we had to know why d.c. >> i think this is a town that needs humor, it needs humor to survive, to get through. >> true story, tina fey. >> also i k

full of smart people, it's a college town, so i think the audience here will be very helpful to us as we fine tune the show and see what works. i think this is a smart town, it will be a smart audience. >> in mean girls there is social media. is that true? >> the show takes place in the present. it is 11 years old already. >> is trump the president, 9:00, climate change, what's happening? >> it takes place in present day america, yes. >> if members of congress happen to wander in to see mean girls at national theater when it opens, with what might they learn and take back to the hill to be a little more civil? >> well, hopefully, yeah, they would be mindful with their words, understand that their words have impact. but also i feel like they would be terrified by the girls that they see on stage because nobody is better at this stuff than girls, you know. if you put a bunch of 13 to 15-year-old girls on capitol hill, they would shut all

other stuff down. >> might get a lot done. >> what did you say to me? that's weird that you think that. >> if we want to give you feedback, is there a suggestion box, tweet you? >> find me in the lobby. >> okay. >> and just talk to me at length. >> perfect. stop you at a starbucks. all those things. >> maybe we should make a suggestion box. i don't mind the idea of a suggestion box. >> we love tina fey. >> she's awesome. >> she's the best. >> and it continued on for eight more minutes. if you want to learn about tina fey's own personal experience with mean girls growing up, the woman who wrote the original source material for mean girls, that woman is local and tina fey talks all about her. it's on the nbc washington app. search tina fey. she was wonderful. she kept talking, she had so much to say. it's going to be a very interesting experience when it opens up on halloween night here in d.c. >> can't wait to see it, yeah. of course we all, if we're girls, have been through that. [ inaudible ].

>> yes. >> let's be nice. thank you. >> all right. >> most people know a few factors that are risk factors for cancer, like cigarette smoking and, you know, spending too much time in the sun. but many are missing one of the biggest causes potentially endangering their health. >> and it's hard to avoid this time of year. candy overload. after the break, the trick to letting your

ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you.

nce companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. fears of a possible serial killer on the loose have police in tampa, florida escorting children to school. and a city bus changed its usual route. in the last two weeks, three people have been shot to death within a one-mile radius of the same normally quiet neighborhood near downtown. the victims didn't even know one another, but all three did ride the bus and were alone when they were shot on the street. the mayor met with worried

to find the, quote, s.o.b. who is doing this. >> new today, an important question. what if we were to ask you what is the biggest factor that puts you at highest risk for cancer, most people would say smoking. but the answer is obesity. a new survey of 4,000 americans reveals most people have misconceptions about when it comes to risk factors for the disease. for example, excess weight is considered a top risk linked to 13 different types of cancers. [ inaudible ]. >> in the next few years, obesity will replace tobacco as the leading modifiable risk factor for cancer. >> in addition, only a few people were aware that viruses like hpv can cause cancerous tumors or that drinking alcohol also poses a risk. >> tra

temperatures today around 74, tomorrow 65, and then going way down for thursday. wait till you see the morning lows for thursday. we'll talk more

a terrifying interruption in the middle of lunch. >> dozens of people were in a restaurant when a car came barrelling through the wall. the story, one of the four things to know this afternoon, right now we know at least nine people were hurt when the car came through the babe's and boy's tavern in upper marlboro. the driver says her brakes failed. >> mr. president, can you seal this deal on tax reform? >> we're looking into a major security breach on capitol hill. a man from sterling, virginia, accused of throwing russian flags at president trump. he was posing as a journalist. it's not clear how he got the credentials to access that sensitive part of the capital. >> thi

has come forward to describe harassment and sexual assault by harvey weinstein and more hollywood a-listers now are expressing their outrage. weinstein denies any allegations of nonconsensual sex and is reportedly continuing counseling and therapy. and a d.c. man who was seen running naked from a woman's home in maryland is now charged with attempted rape. that man was supposed to be under court supervision after allegedly assaulting another woman in d.c. last month, leaving many to wonder why he was allowed back on the streets in the first place. >> news 4's chris gordon did some digging today and found out what happened. he's at the jail in upper marlboro to explain. what have you found, chris? >> reporter: well, pat, a lot of people are asking how could this have happened, and we went out searching for answers. sources close to the investigation say that khary edwards apparently disabled or removed an ankle gps that was supposed to monitor his movements and restr h

his home in the district. but instead he was free for days and allegedly committed this second assault. well, we know where he is right now, right in there in custody in the prince george's county correctional center. 23-year-old khary edwards of southeast washington was supposed to be under court supervision. but he is charged with a horrific sexual attack that occurred this weekend. here's the time line we put together from sources familiar with the case. on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high intensity supervision of edwards rather than requesting he be held in jail pending trial. on october 19th, the gps monitoring device edwards wore triggers a tampering notification. on october 21st, an elderly woman is violently attacked in her camp springs, maryland, home. >> he's charged with attempted murder,

>> reporter: now, edwards is being held tonight without bond, which means he will remain in custody until facing trial for [ inaudible ]. >> the pumpkins. >> oh, oh, okay, what's the word, doug? >> the word is oh, oh. definitely the case. i mean, frosty pumpkins possible, i think friday morning. towards next week towards halloween, we may be seeing our first freeze of the season. >> yeah, probably sweat shirts under the halloween costumes. here's the things. october has been so warm that we really haven't had normal weather for october. that's what's finally starting to move in. >> that is exactly what we're going to have tomorrow. temperatures to the sitting in the 70s. 74 degrees the number right now, actually 73 degrees right now. nice weather, though, this evening. 70 degrees, cool by 9:00, down to about 60 degrees

back into the.50. so we are going to be cooler tonight. nothing on the radar. storm team 4 radar all dry. we'll continue to stay dry right on through the next couple of days here. as far as the bus stop goes tomorrow, 50 degrees at the bus stop. cooler in the suburbs, low 40s. you'll knee tneed the jackets, shirts. 65 by pickup time. that is the average high temperature for that day. but what about your four-zone forecast for you? amelia is going to take a look at the weather where you live. >> well, doug, this morning in the d.c. metro area we started off with temperatures in the low 60s. tomorrow morning a big difference. i want to start you off in the d.c. metro zone. this includes washington. but areas like alexandria and arlington as well out into fairfax up through montgomery and prince george's county. take a look at the d.c. metro zone forecast. it will be ten degrees cooler tomorrow morning and nice cool fall afternoon as well. all the fall fashions can stay out, vest, flannels the boots, you'll need them for the rest of the

temperature here where you're starting tomorrow. your tuesday. 45 in frederick, 44 in manassas and warren ton. definitely a crisp start there in the afternoon. not so different. mix of clouds and sun throughout the day tomorrow. as we head to the mountains, this is by far our cool est zone. low 40s to starts, upper 50s for the afternoon hours of and we head to the eastern zones. if you're trying to get out on the boat tomorrow after work, can't rule out a small craft advisory but you'll definitely want the fall jacket. bottom line, doug, tomorrow you'll want the fall jacket and cooler as we continue into the workweek. >> you mentioned flannel. i bought flannel last year. i never got to wear it. i'm excited to wear it for tomorrow. look at the forecast, tomorrow a high of 65 with the sunshine. 61 on thursday. thursday is going to be a cool start to the day. let's bring out that forecast for thursday morning. actually that's the redskins game as they took on the 49ers. by the way, guys, we won that game. if you remember correctly, we did win that game. of course, we did not win

night's game. i'm sorry i'm even showing redskins right now. friday 66, saturday coming in at 67 degrees. that is a redskins game. this is the correct one when we take on the cowboys at 4:25. rain likely around 1:00. if you're thinking about getting out there tailgating, we'll wait to see how long the rain lasts. now i'm thinking the game should be good although it will be on the cool side. as we make our way towards halloween a high of only 56 on monday. 63 on tuesday. but overnight low temperatures as i mentioned could be close to the freezing mark in some of the cooler suburbs. much cooler as we head towards halloween. we expect it this time of year. halloween, we don't want it to be too cold, right? >> you're not supposed to be wark flannel on halloween. >> you want to wear your costumes. >> thank you. spyder man is not supposed to look fluffy. >> or loaded down. all right, thank you, doug. well, costumes, trick or treating, lots and lots of candy. and that's

adults love halloween. >> that's right. after the fun night, what's a parent to do to avoid candy overload and a complete sugar melt down? we have some answers for you as we get you ready for halloween. >> she's back. the switch witch come halloween night. if the kids have been good and leave out all their candy, she'll switch it with a toy of your choice. a family trick or treat tradition that's worked for years. as santa's secret helper, halloween holly also helps get rid of the extra treats without the tears as the story goes, kids pick out ten pieces to keep and put the rest in the special bowl that halloween holly takes to the north pole. since the he feels neelves need make their candy. they collect thousands of pounds of sweets to fill the snack carts for families caring for

check with your dentist, too. many do drives and send the sweets off to the troops. and keep in mind, most candy is freezable. save it and use for a fun holiday craft with the kids on a play date down the road. >> great idea. freeze the candy. that was angie goff reporting. we are getting you ready for halloween all week. tomorrow news 4's chris lawrence will show us how parents are making sure trick or treating is safe for children with food allergies. want to watch that. >> candy tastes better after it's cold. >> after it's cold. >> the future of television could be right in our very own backyard. coming up, the brand-new state of the art tv studio being run by mide school students heredl

just a few minutes ago, the ribbon was cut at a new tv studio at elliott high middle school in northeast. >> that's right. some of

molette green looks at the studio run and design by their teacher. >> reporter: the $90,000 equipment upgrade, the cameras, the teleprompter, everything here for the students. a beautiful new anchor desk. look at that, the eliot-high network here. they're going to be getting a new upgrade as well, a renovation at this school on constitution avenue, northeast, not far from the armory next year. so, we're really celebrating the future here that looks very bright. the teacher, mandrel burks is behind the studio. you know jim vance came and gave an interview early on in this television radio network experience. and you guys have another dream guest that you have been writing to and trying to appeal to. who is that? >> our number one goal is to interview -- i'll let the parents and kids tell you. who do we want? that's right. and when do we want him? >> now. >> i think this so

>> reporter: appealing to president obama. how do you broadcast? people can see you guys. >> absolutely. we used to broadcast on you stream. simultaneously on you stream, facebook, periscope simultaneously. we're the only network run by middle school kids. >> reporter: pepco, donna cooper, your organization is supporting this school and its efforts with this tv studio. what do you have here? >> this morning i have a check for $2,500 for elliott high. [ applause ] >> the upgrades keep oncoming. thank you so much, pepco. >> congratulations to them. >> that is one of my favorite people in this town. he's been working on this for years trying to get mr. obama in that school. you know what? mr. obama has time to do it now. just dropping a hint. just dropping a hint. all right, news 4 is working for the community. tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 a.m., molette is

gaithersburg where they're celebrating their 15th year as a home for visual and performing arts. >> and our news continues right now with jim and wendy. >> now at 5:00, how did this happen? >> i was in the building. i was -- these are my customers that it happened to. >> an investigation underway after a driver slams into a restaurant with as many as 30 people packed inside. >> trump is treason. trump is treason! >> capital protest, the questions about security after a demonstrator throws russian flags at president trump. during his meeting up on the hill. >> and time to unplug, the local chain getting ready to close its doors. one last time after 75 years in business. >> first the drama that unfolded on capitol hill today and the concerns it is prompting about security. >> yeah, tonight we're learning more about the northern virginia man arrested inside the u.s. capital building

president trump. >> trump is treason! trump is treason! >> u.s. capital police tell us that's ryan clayton of sterling shouting and throwing those flags at the president. mr. trump was on the hill to talk to gop senators about the tax plan. we are told clayton was posing as a journalist. he was taken away in handcuffs and charged with unlawful conduct. this arrest happened in a very sensitive location, just feet from the president. an inside restricted space. scott macfarlane reports he has a record. this raises new concerns about security now. >> jim, d.c. correspondent records show he has a prior arrest for unlawful assembly in d.c. 36-year-old is part of an activist group called americans take action. now, video shows him standing in the ohio clock corridor of the u.s. capital that shows the