right now on news4 midday multiple police departments working together trying to figure out who is responsible f for chaotic scene. a shooting, robbery chase, and unfortunate lockdown. >> mr. president, i rise today to say enough. senator jeff blake not backing down. president trump also not backing down. the latest war of words. >> and today is cooler. plenty of sunshine right now but showing you how much cooler will be. and our next big rain chance.

good morning everyone i'm erica. and welcome to news4 midday. we begin today with breaking news. a person working on the key bridge fell seven stories. says he has been rescued but unconscious taken from the scene. this is northwest washington. as as soon as we get more information on what happened and the person's condition, we will bring you up a date. and developing a shooting and a campus scare. still a lot of questions to answer about that shooting. it started in silver spring and ended with an arrest in northeast d.c. >> first found out about when catholic university ordered students to shelter to place. but in started miles away. now with us is to explain what exactly what is going on here. walk us through this, adam. >> reporter: this is a tough one to piece together here, erica. but residents in this community here say that this

they believe this was actually all a robbery. in the middle of the night, gunshot after gunshot. >> it was at least 10, pop pop pop pop pop pop. i didn't know it was gunshots. i thought they were playing with fireworks. >> reporter: he has lived here since the 80s. lives with grandmother and says this was a safe neighborhood. >> i heard the young lady screaming. like nothing happens on this block, that's why when i see police officers and a lot of them something happened. >> reporter: and there were police on the screen investigating the shooting. after this two suspects raced away from the screen eventually crashing on taylor street in northeast d.c. near catholic university. one suspect arrested. the other fled. and that prompted a sehelter in place this tweet saying

happy with extra practiecaution >> i think they need to take the most precautions possible. >> reporter: right now shelter in place lifted but still a lot of pieces of the puzzle to put together. and guys, we'll following this story for you. he says he has security camera. we'll take a look at that and report back to you news4, 5:00 and 6:00 this afternoon back to you. thank you. two people including a student were killed on college campus in louisiana said the deadly shooting happened outside a dorm. started with a fight then the student and his friend, friend of his i should say, were killed. they were both 23 years old. one suspect is on the run right now. >> right now you may need to plan ahead for your lunch break. thein

exercise in the neighborhood. between columbia pike and route 50 closed off. everything should be finished by 2:00 this afternoon. closer might cause headaches, but remind the community these type of exercises are needed to prepare for first responders. all right. now to our weather. and cooler day ahead. sheena are we done with 70s already? >> not really, but for a few days, yes. we'll be back around 70 on saturday but cool back down. so going up and down a bit. live look outside nice and dry mix of sun with some cloud cover. 61 degrees. look at this north wind coming in. keeping us cooler throughout the day. cooler this afternoon than it was yesterday. and for

look at this, you might want a jacket throughout the afternoon, but tomorrow will be cooler. dry on saturday a light radar. >> thank you. we are looking for details in a rape. news4 the charging documents. police say the 81-year-old victim found suspect carry edwards naked in her garage, started to chase the woman who locked the door and called 911. that's when edwards climbed through the kitchen window and began to choke her. when police arrived edwards took off with the victims purse, keys and wallet. officers were able to catch him later. he had a loaded pistol in his jacket. already in court supervision. now bei

>> developing this morning, we are looking to see how police did a murder suspect from virginia to new york. say jason allen johnson was caught in new york yesterday. police say johnson shot and killed michael gray back in february. the investigators say the shooting stemmed from a dispute at a house party. now to new information we are getting go the controversy dossier about president trump. nbc confirms that a law firm representing hillary clinton's campaign and the democratic national committee helped fund that led to it. first reported by "the washington post". white house house sara huckabee sanders took to twitter and said this. mr. trump has denied everything in it. sources told nbc news the research was initially funded by an unknown republican organization. meanwhile law

capitol hill are reeling from the latest lawmaker to call the president ot senator jeff blake who also said is he not running for re-election. news correspondent tracie potts takes a look at what this means for the gop. >> reporter: arizona senator says he's not. >> freedom and institution, frag aren't disregard for truth. reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior. >> reporter: adding this morning that republican should just say no. >> if he continues with kind of tweeting and behavior that's just unbecoming of the president, we ought to at least stand up and say so. >> reporter: he's not 58 lone. tennessee senator bob corker on president trump. >> i think what we need to do is

him when he's wrong. >> reporter: it's unusual so critical of the character of the party's own president. >> confront the question will i now start to say more publicly what i've been thinking. >> reporter: this morning the president tweets that both lawmakers are retiring because they are, quote, zero chance of re-election. now acting so hurt haand wounde. it comes as they try to. >> let's focus on helping people. >> reporter: focus getting these tax cuts approved. and they may need those because some lawmakers agree with the president in republicans in charge of both houses can't get reality reform or tax reform they can have a rough time during midterm elections.

tracie potts nbc washington. high school will get a new name this week. school board will make the pick on thursday. at least four board members want the school named to justice high. they agreed to change it because the name sake was a con fed rat general. >> breaking nusz from the word ever entertainment fats domino has died. rock 'n' roll pioneer was famous for ain't it a shame. in his career filled more than 110 million records. he was 89 years old. tonight's wizards game could get a little ugly after ha little trash talk on social media. and how american airlines is responding this morning after a group cald for a boycott.le

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today beawe are one step clr to see. the first day of burg dal prosecutors will call witnesses who were injured while searching for berg dal after he walked off an army base in 2009. he was ka he was captured and imprisoned four five years. urging african americans to reconsider flying with american a airlines. concerned about the treatment of black passengers after a series of troubling

several passengers say they were downgraded from first class seats they paid for to coach without an explanation. others say they had hard time accessing wheelchair and strollers while trying to get off the plane. we spoke with them by phone and spokesperson told us how a board member was heckled on a flight. >> to actually give snide comments about him and even threaten him. when the airline associates came back decided they would put him off the plane as well. they released a statement saying we are committed to st having dialogue about our airline and listen and engage. in hyatt ville. this was on hamil stop street. they are using skimmers to get your persol

your card is in the slot. similar on found on the atm just a few weeks prior. asked to contact the city of hyatt ville police department if you find fraudulent activity. for riders with disabilities it's an even greater need. nbc 4 responds to seniors in the county who say the system is putting their health at risk. consumer reporting is looking at you and has a look ahead to her story. >> reporter: emergency how you would feel in a loved one like your parent was left stranded for hours by meks row access because they failed to pick them up. we have heard from an um in of seniors who heard their stores and tonight news4 is giving answers. >> no one really want to be confined to a wheelchair. everybody want to be independent. >> reporter: senior citizens like sophie say they have

for hours for metro to pick them up. these riders say they are fed up with missing doctor's appointment as stiemts left without a ride all together. metro says it has dpos challenges and working now to make things better. coming up tonight on news4 at 11:00 these riders tell us this is putting their health at risk. and that was susan hog began reporting. basket ball hits the court tonight against the wizards talking about lakers point guard. and early week twitter war when his not so shy father gave a prediction about his son and tonight's game. take a listen. >> watch her wednesday he is not losing again. not in the same word. >> fired back saying they will torture himor

so strong words there. he did not respond initially but did tell "the washington post" he plans to show no mercy in tonight's game. game is tonight. >> get him. >> wizards are undefeated so far. so lakers have a big match up. only team in the division with 3-0 record. tonight's game is in laks. i want to see how it's going to turn out. >> but they have drummed up some excitement. >> for sure. and right center field. dodgers win game one. tonight the laks dodgers are going to attempt to he can tend their lead in the. they beet the houston astros. team place in laks today at 8:00 and moves to houston next week. >> even if you are not a dodgers fan, this is such a great

series. such graeat baseball. >>. >> hidden treasure called the art barn. checking out they are celebrating milestone. >> hey, guys, out here in here on arts on the green. inside the arts barn in the glass section. we are moving through the entire building taking everybody with us. we have artists tony glander working on the kiln. right? >> yes. >> tell us about this process. let's do it. let's bring out what you have inside. what is it? >> this is it a glass piece we fused up last night. and we lifted up in the kiln to actually glaze it. >> reporter: it's beautiful. look at that.

teaches classes. this is all celebrating 15, the anniversary of this beautiful magnificent facility that is all about art, the arts. and, tony, this is beautiful. what are you going to do with it? >> we are going to display it. >> reporter: i love it. i'm here with a bunch of talented artists. back to you guys. >> thanks, molette. love there are so many ways to express yourself in do art. >> absolutely. this morning a lot of questions about the company that has been given the job of restoring people to the people of puerto rico. the goal get it back on something by december. >> i'm chris in arlington and i have kids ready to get jump on halloween. we'll show you how the

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.

it has been nearly five weeks since hurricane maria devastated puerto rico and still the recorders of the island remain without power. small unknown company has been awarded the largers contract to rebuild the grid. >> but congress has a lot of questions as residents continue to struggle through daily routines. nbc gabe gutierrez has the

is struggling to prepare meals for neighborhood desperate for power. >> we have many cases this is the first food i'm having today. i don't know what i'll going to do tomorrow where how under scrutiny up to $300 million for montana based company, whitefish energy, just two years old with only two full-time employees when maria made landfall. >> this doesn't pass the smell test. whitefish has received fishy contract here. >> reporter: whitefish, montana happens to interior secretary ry ry ryan zeinke says he has nothing to do with it. pour authority went bankrupt in july after a long hto

corruption allegations recently appointed ceo says whitefish could mobilize resources the fastest. governor rossello slammed the response so far. >> there is no sense of urgency where i'm calling to have quick results. >> reporter: army corp. insists it's working hard to do 95% by mid-december. >> that's not much time if you think about all the work that needs to be done in puerto rico. big change here. cooler today finally. >> yeah, finally. >> we've been waiting for cooler weather. >> this is late october. if we ever will going to see any follow yi foliage, we need cooler temperatures. >> yeah, we need quit shot of cool air. and we could have foliage. i saw some pretty good yesterday. i was a little surprised b but we've had a couple cool mornings.

cooler than this morning. so if you have the jacket this morning, well it's going to stay cool through this afternoon. but tomorrow morning it's going to be even cooler. we go into the weekend we'll stay dry saturday. but go into sunday see rain moving in. so sunday is going to be a rainy day around here so make sure you keep that in mind when you make weekend plans. 61 washington. 61 quantico. here's a live look outside. seeing sunshine but clouds out there. but we are not seeing rain. cloud covers. rain staying a way. if you need a dog to walk, this is humane rescue lines, so more available if you want to give him a haul, by 4:00 p.m. nice outside. 60 degrees by 7:00 p.m. and if you are grilling, heading into the week

good near 70, saturday 70 degrees, but sunday redskins game, rain in the morning and through the evening with high of 64 degrees. but until we get to sunday, everything looks pretty good fort end of the week. coming up in just a little bit we'll take a look at your halloween forecast for the trick or treaters and ten day straight ahead. >> schein na, thank you. there are million quotable lines from the mean girls movie. now a few days away from the mean girls musical opening in washington. tina fey rowrote it and spendina lot of time. we caught up with her and asked why she decided to do it in d.c. >> this sa town that needs humor to survive. and also i think a really town of smart people, college town, and audience will be helpful to us.

tina showing some love. author that wrote the book is from washington and is involved in the musical. i love the movie so i can't wait. >> i would be interested in seeing this. i didn't see the movie but would like to see the musical. >> absolutely. so albert einstein is considered one of the smartest men in science, that's why his theories for living the happy life is worth millions. what the theory says and why it was given a collar amounted. and n dollar amount. and when

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.

how much is happiness worth? i thought it was priceless. >> apparently it's a lot. >> albert einstein theory of happiness fetched more than $1 million at auction. >> we have more. >> albert einstein was in japan on a tour and found out he won

wrote out a tip handing the mass engineer assigned note with a single sentence on it written in german saying a calm and hum blg life will bring more happiness than the pursuit of success and constant restless necessary that comes with it. >> this sold for 1 million $300,000. thank you. >> a second note written at the same time simply reads where there is a will there sa way. einstein then reportedly told the messenger if he was lucky the vote would become valuable. he was right. heard from the auction note and heard the note expensive item sold at auction. lucky bidder was european who. seller reportedly

>> we have a maryland governor now taking legal action after across violates the u.s. constitution. he stent a letter to maryland and directed him to file an appeal to keep the cross. the fourth circuit court ruled the 92-year-old monument known as the cross is government sponsorship of a particular religion. neighbors say they are on edge after a woman was an attacked in a jogging trail. says a man came out of jennings lane and sexually insulted her. this happened in the colin neighborhood. police said she was able to fight him off. trail is also near a playground. police are still searching for the sus fechblgt if you know or saw anything police want to hear from you. >> mortified and disgu

are two of the words that new harvey weinstein used to. gloriaal red accused the accuser in reporters in lax on tuesday. here's a reading of the statement. he won't take no for answer and backed me into a room that was not lit but looked like a kids drawings on the wall. i was mortified. i was in disbelief and disgusted. i would not have wanted anyone to do that to me, even if the person had been a romantic partner. >> says this happened in 2006 inside weinstein's new york apartment. weinstein is now at the center more than 60 sexual assault and harassment

misconduct, what personal traits do these men and others share that contributes to them behavioring so inappropriately. and what psychological effects on the victims. they offer this workplace sexual harass. thanks for being here. how common is this in the workplace? >> so when they've done studies on these, and very few studies on this topic, but it suggests that in this country one-third of woman will report that they've experienced sexual harassment in the workplace. but only a quarter of them actually went and reported it to the higher ups, the hr department, et cetera, in the workplace. now i think a lot of viewers might say, particularly the men who might be watching, will say isn't this just men being men? for the more minor things.

and not men just being men. and the reason i say this here the numbers are one-third. when they did a study in denmark the number is 5%. so only 5% report this. so clearly heavy cultural component to this. >> and seems like those numbers are low because women may be hesitant to report sexual harass nmt t ment in the workplace. bull you say another reasbut yo. what do you say? >> a lot of them start questioning themselves, was i doing something, sending the wrong singlegnals, and oftentims you see with sexual assault a lot of women will say this is too painful. i want to block it out f my mind and imagine it never

with t and what we find is women experienced this type of thing anxiety depression and in some cases post-traumatic stress disorder. now some of this will depend on the level of sexual harassment. so spectrum, right, you can have the sexist comments or sexual comments and can range all the way up to sexual assault. and obviously the degree of sexual harassment will determine to some degree what type of response the woman ends up having. but also know the younger women are more prone to have negative consequences from this particularly young and early in their career because they don't know better. it eats away at their self-esteem. >> we have seen men this this situation men of power. are there other personality traits? >> i think really what we are look at at least foor these men, roger

and i think with what happens with some of these men, if they view women at their disposal for their own pleasure, so they feel like they somehow have the right, have this narcissistic quality and feel you know what i should be table to do and say what i want to do. particularly if they have power, they nolo likelihood of retribution, woman doesn't have much they can do, or don't think they can. we've have these men go down and number of years. >> have to change that mindset. real quick, because we are running out of time. but what advice do you have for women who find themselves in workplace and in a situation of sexual harassment? >> seek good counsel. if you have an hr department, talk to them. write things down. document, document, document. talk t

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this is going to benefit -- >> prancing. >> there for the show. >> provides services to the most vulnerable in the lbgt community. >> a lot of difference in runs in those heels. >> and we figured out the formula. >> and boot and high platforms. >> because the guy, or woman who won had the boots with the black heel. >> there you go. >> you could get traction from those things. >> and better running weather. >> yeah. >> and if you twisted your ankle you had the cold air there to help you and get inflammation down. not that cold, but. >> not yet anyway. >> tomorrow morning though it will be cooler than this morning, so if you thought this morning was chil chilly and nee jacket you'll need it again. we have clouds but plenty of sunshine for today. not too w

61 degrees in washington. we have nice north wind at 15-mile-per-hour so a little breezy out there. but as we go in the afternoon we will make it into the mid-60s. so cooler thanl yesterday as we go throughout the day today. now keeping the dry air still in place through the afternoon. but regardless of any clouds that you happen to see, it's going to be a nice one out there. not too breezy as we go through the afternoon hours today. but as if we go through the afternoon we'll look at decent conditions. now currently we have nice dry air across the region. but we'll go into the weekend and that's going to make things a little more comfortable for the area as well. now tomorrow morning it is going to be cooler too. so that is one thing that we'll also be watching for. the temperatures tomorrow morning. elsewhere we have still some 50s on the map. 58 degrees dulles 55. but still be on the cool side. but it's going to be nice and dry. we don't have any rain on the radar so that is

it's all offshore and moving into new england. as far as weekend, nice saturday near 70 degrees. look at sunday rainy kind of a chilly rain for the redskins game. so not that great of weather. here's the forecast we expect rain at the start of the game. pretty good, pretty substantial rainfall. be in the 50s through most of the game. mao halloween forecast that's also looking good, nice and dry, temperatures cool, 60 degrees by the start of your trick or treating mostly in the 50s head frg door to door as the heads can heading door to door. so only rain chance in the ten day forecast will be on sunday. >> thanks, schehe na. >> the chef is out with new cookbook. share one of the recipe with us today. adams' prescription for health care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.

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welcome back. today's wednesday child struggles with some of life's every day tasks but doctors says adoption could make the difference. news4 introduces us to isaiah. >> reporter: hello. hi. how are you. this was a big day to see him. he was still a little sleepy opened his eyes to see who was there to greet him. some familiar faces

isaiah doesn't speak, but has his own way of communicating. i'd like to learn your language so i know what you are thinking. what are you trying to tell me? >> those who know him say isaiah has a great personality. you just have to get to know him. >> he's such a loving little boy and responds beautifully to touch and love and nurture. he loves to be tickled. >> look at that smile. that's a great smile t isaiah. yeah, and laugh too. >> he is in a special education school. as soon as i mention his name, the teacher's light up and love and a door him. >> i'm one of the nurses here. >> reporter: with a gentle touch, evee

isaiah will one day have a permanent home and family. >> i think a love family is amazing things for children. you see examples of kids that were adopted whether they couldn't walk or couldn't talk and put into a loving family environment and they thrive. they do amazing things that you would never expect first time you met them. >> looking for a family who is willing to work with isaiah so he can grow to twhafr hwhatever potential. >> reporter: isaiah responds to love. >> with love and nurturing heel grow. >> reporter: from wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and heart for isaiah or another child who is waiting please call our special adoption hotline that is 1-88 to ha don't me or check out wednesdays child at nbc washington.com. >> well, when people think about the best restaurants in d.c., rest a

top of the list, including mine. he's out with a new cookbook and author david hagendor and joins us with new recipes flavors of the india. thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> tell us about the cookbook. >> it's about the experience of this who has been here for 30 yoors, and he has anecdotes to tell everybody how he started it. >> right. >> and soon we will open a new restaurant called bi nba. >> and the one in west end. >> that's right. >> so it spobl that something as difficult as this you can make at home, you are telling from a recipe in your book? >> definitely. that's the whole idea of the cookbook. we have made the

>> so show us what we are making today. >> lobster from india. so i have coconut oil and onions. >> smells good. >> you have to follow a certain method with indian food. >> that's good to know. >> so important to cook the onions to the degree you need to cook them. in this recipe soft and not too brown. so we have the ginger. >> and you make this separately. >> yeah, we make it. and if you read the book, basic things to do at the beginning of the book, and basic things you can do to start cooking. >> what's next? >> then

then we'll add turmeric, that adds color to the curry, and these leaves, they are predominant spice. >> so you use the leaves, not necessarily the powder. >> curry powder tends to be a mixed blend. >> i see. >> and we are going to spice it up a little with green chill. >> and you can add that to your taste. >> and then agaginger. and use a lot of coconut and coconut milk. >> that one is pretty thick? >> yeah, you can either extract it from fresh coconut or can. and once it comes to a boil, then you can take the leaves out. >> i see. >> then you add the lobster. >> then you add the lobster. does that cook additionally into your curry? >>

stews, so cook the meat, protein, with the sauce. that's what sort of gives more flavor to the protein. >> and this one though is it a pretty quick though, doesn't take that long? >> yes. this is one of the simpler curries to make. but even, add this for more favor. >> you always have to season as you go along. >> all the recipes are not difficult to make. because once you set up the pantry, then you are good to go. >> you have to put this on a plate so i can taste it chef. >> that's right. >> and you'll have some book sign in signings coming up. >> yes, we have in november. >> which is great northwest. >> i'm going to make sure i put that on facebook so i can ma make sure people know where to go. >> great. do you want to taste

hmm, that's so good. i could put that on everything. >> perfect. >> all right, chef, thanks so much for joining us. very delicious. >> it smells over here is amazing. thanks. trick or treating can be easy as following the candy corn. the app that can do your

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that's spooky getting you in the mood. every kids look forward to halloween. as parents you want to make most of your time and allow kids to get candy safely. >> buput them back to bed. >> there is an app for this. and really have to see this. with his kids to show you how to use this. >> reporter: from a little princess to power ranger. >> trick or treat. >> reporter: we rounded up some young trick or treaters to go on a trial run using a halloween map of an app. guides us to first home where we know they are giving out candy. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> reporter: once you are next door there will be an icon, you hit the candy corn, asks you giving out candy this afternoon, if not, hit no. if you

on your home and let's kids know where you can get the goods. basically what the app is telling us what houses you don't want to bother with. who wants to waste time? not these kids. for for that matter their parents. >> you have a limited amount of time before bedtime and hit as many homes to keep the kids happy. >> this is great. saves you time. >> reporter: and that makes it safer. >> you won't be wondering around from all the houses that might not have candy. >> reporter: and neighbors don't get stuck with a huge stash. >> always disappointing when you have a ton of candy, especially if kids don't eat candy. >> reporter: so good luck. and oh, yeah. trick or treat. adorable. cute. if you missed our other ready for halloween stories, you can find them on the washington app search ready for

>> super cute. and it's coming up. i wonder what kind of weather. let's check in with the meteorologist. >> we'll see mix of clouds and sun but still say dry. tomorrow morning cooler so i think you want the jacket when you. temperatures mid-40s and upper 30s. tomorrow morning 61 fort high. into the weekend a little warm up. rain gets here sunday. not looking good for the fans in the redskins game. but then we go into tuesday, halloween nice and dry, 63 for many of the trick or treat rs though once the sun sets and gets dark out mainly in the fifth pretty quickly so start to get cool, guys. >> all right. thank you. that's it for news midday. thanks for young us. back at air. >> and you can get the weather up date with the washington app. hope you have a nice day and see you t

three, two, one. high fly ball into left. off the bat of turner. at the wall. it's gone! turner makes it 3-1, dodgers, in game one. >> look at that flowing red hair, justin turner, incredible. dodgers won against the astros last night. it's funny when a game is in l.a. because you look in the crowd and it is beyond star-studded. by the way, every time turner is up they blair ed sherhan. >> look at lady gaga. how she arrived. the black