p on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. now at 11:00, unfriendly skies. a travel advisory urging afternoons to reconsider flying way particular airline.

another attempted sexual assault. neighbors are concerned about a playground nearby and a suspect who is still out there. and protesting the president. the man who raised serious security concerns today at the capitol now free and speaking out. and that breaking news just in from arlington tonight. the man wanted for killing another man at a house party earlier this year is in custody tonight. this is jason alan johnson. arlington police tell us he was caught in new york but no details yet about how. police say johnson shot and killed michael gray back in february. investigators said that shooting stemmed from a dispute at a house party. also tonight, a dramatic step from the naacp. it's issued a travel advisory urging african-americans all over the country to reconsider flying with american

>> the naacp says this is rooted in several recent incidents involving the treatment of black passengers. news4's jackie benson is live for us at reagan international tonight. this could have a big impact on americans' bottom line. >> reporter: jim, this is an unprecedented action. bad behavior. the advisory issued by the naacp, the nation's largest social justice advocacy organization, warns of what it calls a corporate culture of racial insensitive and possible racial bias on the part of american airlines. news4 spoke by phone to the naacp's hilary shelton. >> we have received a number of complaints about american airlines' treatment of african-americans on their flights. >> reporter: african-americans downgraded from seats they purchased to coach without explanation and difficulty

access strollers and wheelchairs to deplane. >> two people behind him recognized him and decided to mess with him, decided to actually give snide comments about him and even threatened him. when the airline came back to see what was wrong, they decided they would put him off the plane as well. >> they said they were disappointed in the advisory. the statement goes on to say, we will invite representatives of the naacp to meet with our team in our headquarters at ft. worth, texas. we're committed to have a meaningful dialogue about our airline and are both ready to listen and engage. we spoke to a number of african-american passengers who had been on an american airlines flight tonight. none of them wanted to talk but they nd

it means to them. news4, jackie benson. disturbing details tonight about an attempted rape in camp springs this weekend laid out in charge documents obtained by news4. the 81-year-old victim carrie edwards seen near naked in her garage on saturday morning. edwards reportedly started to chase the woman who locked the door of her home and called 911. edwards crawled through the kitchen window and began to choke her. when police got there, edwards took off with the victim's purse, keys and wallet. a few hours later he had a semiautomatic mipistol in his jacket. he was charged for assaulting another d.c. woman the month before. this sex

yesterday afternoon on a jogging trail in buoy. there is also a children's playground close by. shamari? >> reporter: yes, jim, that playground is about 40 yards from where i'm standing. parents tell me their kids like to play on the playground, but they're keeping them away before buoy police or prince georges county make an arrest in this case. this trail is very popular to this neighborhood. a lot of people like to come on it and exercise. >> they make me feel scared because this neighborhood is not like that. >> reporter: randy gardner never thought he would be doing an interview about a crime in his upscale college station neighborhood. >> i was more surprised than anything else, because when i came home i saw cops around and my daughter is home during the day. >> reporter: investigators tell us the woman was walking when the suspect came out of the bushes. she was able to fight back and he ran away.

>> reporter: this woman doesn't want to show her face on camera because police haven't caught the suspect. >> we've never seen anything like this. >> it makes me feel kind of uneased and my daughter usually sits out front during the day, so i've told her to stop doing that completely. >> reporter: tonight i talked to the buoy police department and the chief tells me he will have people out here tomorrow passing out flyers, canvassing the area, talking to people in this neighborhood. the detective urges anyone with information to let them know. the county is assisting the buoy police department with this investigation. live here in buoy, shamari stone, news4. leon is here with yesterday's security breach at the capitol. a sterling man arrested for his protest stunt just steps away from president trump is a free man tonight. we know that because he actually called nbc news aft

released. we'll get to that in just a minute, but first here's a look at incident that got him arrested. >> treason! >> as you just saw there, 36-year-old ryan clayton threw russian flags at the president and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he yelled "trump is treason" and as he did that, clayton is attached to the group taking action. the biggest news is exactly where this happened, in the corridor outside the senate floor, a restricted space, perhaps one of the most secure spaces in all of d.c. you have to have a press credential or staff credential to get inside that area. clayton tells nbc that he did not have either of those. he entered through the rayburn building and walked in. asked why he did it today, he said he thinks the president

two prominent u.s. senators denounce a sitting president from their own party. arizona's jeff flake today blasted president trump's behavior in office as he asked he not seek reelection. he followed in the footsteps of another republican, tennessee senator bob corker. hallie jackson has more of the impact on capitol hill. >> we must be unafraid to stand up and speak out as if our country depends on it, because it does. >> reporter: in a remarkable, relentless critique of donald trump, arizona republican senator jeff flake announcing he'll retire rather than keep working with a leader he finds dangerous to democracy. >> we must stop pretending that the degradation of our politics and the content of our executive branch are normal. they are not normal. >> reporter: and neither was today, extraordinary on every level as a political earthquake shakes the gop so hard, it's li

another retiring republican, bob corker, is now denouncing the world stage. >> i don't think there's any question. that's the case just in the way he conducts himself and goes to such a low level. >> reporter: corker never called donald trump a liar but suggested he is, calling the morning a lightweight. other republicans could block part of the president's agenda stalled so far. no health care reform, no big stra infrastructure package, no tax cuts yet. >> does the president feel like he's winning? >> i think he feels like america is winning. >> reporter: sarah huckabee sanders calling the comments petty. >> when he gets hit, he's going to hit back. >> senator flake will sit down for a live

morning on the "today" show. you can watch it starting at 7:00 right after news4 today. meanwhile, new revelations tonight after that controversial dossier detailing possible connections between the trump campaign and russia. nbc news confirms what the "washington post" reported, that hillary clinton and her campaign and the national democratic committee helped fund the research that went into it. it's not clear if any information in that dossier was actually shared with the clinton camp or the dnc. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders tweeted tonight, calling this the real russia scandal. well, we saw a pretty nice afternoon. one more nice afternoon today. a temperature of 73 degrees in the d.c. area, 73 hagerstown. but look at the highs in the west tonight. only in the 50

wait until you see thursday. tracking our next system, it's going to bring some rain just in time for the weekend. i'll tell you when to expect that rain and when the coldest weather of the season moves in. that will be in the forecast as well. next at 11:00, controversy before election day in virginia. a mailer about one particular candidate sparking questions about race. and the olympic flame now officially on its way to south korea. we're getting an update tonight on preparations for the games now just over three months away. and an annual tradition now celebrating its 31st year. bragging rights on t he

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new bragging rights tonight for the winner of the 31st annual high heel race in dupont circle. about 150 people race for about three blocks on 17th street. you had to wear drag and at least 1-inch heels to compete. the winner received a $50 bar tab. yeah, i would want to have a drink after that. >> i would, too. >> and a $100 gift certificate from lyft to get you home. >> you would want a ride home as well, yeah. >> the night kicks off with a costumes parade. there's big bird. at eastern market tonight a bunch of creatively carved pumpkins on display to fight brain cancer. the pumpkin bash also provided food and entertainment as people placed their bids on silent auctioem

and members of congress participated in a carving contest. >> it's about finding a cure for child brain cancer. maybe you're overlooked and less popular, so this is our fundraiser for both awareness and research for brain cancer. >> the event had already raised $6,000 before tonight's silent auction. we're two weeks away from election day in virginia. tonight a campaign mailer funded by virginia democrats is sparking some criticism. this flyer shows a werewolf, a friday the 13th mask and a republican candidate who also happens to be latino. she's lolita mantino smoke. the flyer was approved by her opponent, kathy

one of them is the campaigns have gotten so nasty. >> the chair condemned the mailer saying, quote, if the gop did this, we would be called racists instantly. the controversial mailer said, this is a hal bean-theemd mailer that explicitly uses the word "halloween." the mailer highlights the things my party supports, end quote. the plane was in the olympic land today where it will be on display for eight days. laura has more on tutor and the venues. >> reporter: it was an important moment for the 2018 winter olympics in south korea, months before the world athletes enterenter the stadium in pyeongchang.

greece today, ready to be carried by relay runners to its final destination. they ceremony yusly handed over the flame to a cross country runner. he knelt as he retrieved the flame outside the stadium. concerns with rising tensions with north korea and keeping the games secure. this week pyeongchang's organizing committee assured the world his country is ready on all fronts. >> we continue to work very closely with all the relevant people in state quarters to ensure that we can deliver a safe and secure games. >> reporter: the flame will complete an eight-day tour around greece before being flown to south korea for another 100-day relay

opening day in february 2018. laura aguirre, nbc news. >> it's not that far away. >> i'm so glad the station is sending me. i'm just so excited. he just told me. >> you didn't get the updated info on that? >> she'll do a great job. >> she will. she's already had one trip there. it feels cooler out there already. sdp >> that's going to be the case the next few days. others have enjoyed the warm weather. some say let the cool weather stick around for a while. it will stick around and i don't see any return to warmth any time soon. temperatures sitting at 64 degrees. winds out of the west at 5 miles an hour. 54 degrees right now in winchester, 55 in manassas, culpeper coming in at 55

by early tomorrow morning, you'll notice those numbers. nothing on the radar right now. this is just ground clutter, not what you see as rain in here. you can see what i'm talking about, no rain in our area right now. that's the cold front that moved through. very heavy rain associated with this through parts of new england. it's been sitting there all day to our west. this is the cold air. you can see it wrapping around, even some lake effect snows up here toward the u.p. of michigan and toward the great lakes. for us the cold air will continue to wrap itself around here. it will be cool tomorrow and on the chilly side for sure on thursday. wednesday morning, cool at the bus stop, maybe a sweater. suburbs into the mid-40s. remember that if you live in places like loudoun county, a little cooler. 60 degrees by recess, 65 by the time kids are getting picked up at 4:00 in the afternoon. only 61 on thursday, and that puts most of the suburbs in the upper 50s, so a cool start.

friday morning i'm going for low temperatures in the 30s. i think we could have some frost again, maybe another frost advisory issued on friday morning. 70 on saturday. we're rebounding, right? but another front comes through. that front on sunday gives us a lot of rain potential, and that's good news. but we have a very big game in the day on sunday. the cowboys coming in and the game most likely ending early afternoon but we're hoping we can dry out during the game and continue on as we do. although our running game is better than our passing game. anyway, monday, 56. that's the really cool day but it's not the coolest day as far as the overnight temperatures. many of you monday morning and tuesday morning could see numbers close to freezing. we could see a freeze warning in some areas monday and tuesday. tuesday, of course, halloween. how about a halloween forecast for you?

looking pretty good for halloween, i think, although it will be cool for the trick-or-treaters. 56 degrees by the time it gets dark. 53 ends the evening. kids have to be in by 9:00. the weather for game 1 of the world series almt as hotos

i'm i'm up earlyax, for my most important job. -more peanut butter, daddy. -more peanut butter, daddy. as prosecutor, justin fairfax fought drugs, crime, and human trafficking. that's why he's endorsed by virginia law enforcement. buckle up. nothing's more important than keeping them safe and helping them prosper. as your lieutenant governor, i'll work to grow the economy and invest in schools and career training, because virginia's families need more results, not more politics. all right, we're starting with baseball, and carol for one is excited. >> i l

degrees. i thought 57,000 people all sweating together. i looked for the cheapest ticket, standing room only, 800 bucks. to go and sweat for a couple hours. >> that was not larry king. he was the only one seated, right? >> two hours, 21 minutes. kershaw the highest paid baseball player in season, $30 million. he gave fans their money's worth in game 1 tonight. 103 degrees first pitch tonight. that's a world record, hottest world series game ever. kershaw sends george springer back to the bench with a nasty pitch. then in the 5th, kershaw still feeling it and facing john reddick and all reddick can do is watch this one. then in the 6th, george springer might have nightmares about kershaw. gets him

7 innings, one strikeouts. the bearded one comes through. 2-1 shot. dodgers take the lead. dodgers stadium was shaking. up one game of nine in the series. game 2 tomorrow night. the redskins have a banged up roster and little time to heal, which is great because it's dallas week. facing the cowboys on a national stage on sunday, but it's a 4:25 p.m. kickoff, not prime time, one of the most interesting story lines to come out last night and something we're looking out for. what happened to tyrrell pryor? the redskins gave him 8 million for a one-year deal. last night against the eagles he played his one snap in the first half and struggled all season for the burgundy and gold. last season for the browns he had prior records. 31 to

point. three receiving touchdowns versus just one. if pryor is frustrated and disappointed in his performance so far and lack of playing time, you wouldn't know it after the game. >> we believe in the coach, we believe in what he represents and how he coaches us. what he says goes. you're not going to see animosity from me. you won't see me angry or whatever. >> in the second quarter, they kind of got some momentum. >> i was on the sidelines really just cheering my teammates on and try to be the best team member i could be on the sideline and get the guys pumped up and whatever i could do on the sideline. >> saying all the right things. meanwhi meanwhile, the capitals are leaving. he suffered a fractured

them. the team says he'll miss six to eight weeks before surgery. we're getting in the baseball spirit, though, ahead of game 1. playing some whiffleball. let's just say the nationals will not be signing him. the wizards will be visiting the lakers tomorrow night. >> look how tall they are. >> in whiffleball

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.

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