ia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'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. now at 11:00, heartache and still few answers in texas about that church massacre. new revelations tonight about the gunman's past and who failed to tell the fbi about it. also a mother and her

toddler shoved down the stairs at an upscale shopping center. who police took into custody. and less than 24 hours to go in the race for virginia governor. one of the biggest elections since donald trump took office. and tonight the president is weighing in. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 begins with wreaking news. that breaking news on the beltway right now, a pedestrian hit on the inner loop here, and the driver who hit them took off. >> maryland state police say it happened on the top five of the beltway between the vw parkway and good luck road. they think the victim may have been hanging out on the shoulder with a broken down car at the time of the collision. police are looking for the driver and anyone who may have been in that area about 9:45 tonight. we're working to get more information and we'll bring you any updates as they come in. now the investigation and the mourning continuing tonight in texas. >> a small town community ripped apart after that attack on a

services. tonight we know the gunman who killed 26 people was shot three times. twice by good samaritans who chased him down. and one shot was self-inflicted. authorities say they've collected hundreds of shell casings and 15 magazines that hold 30 rounds each. >> meantime, the u.s. air force is taking some responsibility, saying it failed to take steps ha could have prevented the shooter from buying weapons. devin kelley was dishonorably discharged for assaulting his wife and stepson. but it was never reported to the fbi. >> jay gray reports tonight from sutherland springs. >> reporter: sutherland springs gathered again tonight, honoring and remembering 26 killed, about half of those children. 20 more wounded. >> what can you do, though? it's not much but pray and cry and hope. >> reporter: investigators are

struggling as well. >> i can tell you that the scene in there is horrific is not even a word to describe it. >> reporter: we are learning more now about the massacre and the man police say is responsible. police say devin patrick kelley's killing spree was not random. targeting the church his ex-wife and in-laws attended. they were not at the service sunday. >> we know that he had made threatening texts from them. there was a domestic situation going on within the family. >> reporter: personal threats that apparently fueled a public tragedy. witnesses describe the kay ots during the attack. >> it was so rapid, rapid, and then one of the victims came running from that side and he came running across the street this way and he was running like this. he had blood all over his arms and his face. and we let him in. and he said there's a shooter, there's a shooter. >> reporter: that shooter, wounded by two shots from a resident who rushed in as kelley fled the scene police say the gunca

turned one of his weapons on himself. ending his deadly attack. in a community just beginning to understand all that's been lost. now, back to the investigation, this is still an active crime scene. police hope to finish gathering evidence at the church overnight. among the items they've already recovered, 15 empty 30-ammunition clips and hundreds of shell casings. jay gray, nbc news, sutherland springs, texas. new at 11:00, shots fired in a neighborhood in southeast d.c. police say an off-duty police officer saw a man trying to rob a home and the suspect was armed so the off-duty officer shot at him. the suspect took off and hasn't been found yet. police do not believe he was hit and no one else was injured. new tonight we've learned the man arrested outside the white house this afternoon was not armed get. michael arega of dallas is charged with making felony

threats. just before 3:00 montgomery county police alerted secret service to be on the lookout for him. they say he reportedly traveled to d.c. to "kill all white police" at the white house. about an hour later secret service officers found arega on the north side of pennsylvania avenue near lafayette park. they arrested him without incident. fairfax county police are relying on pictures and a license plate number to help them find a missing mother and her 3-year-old daughter. gale farrah, who also goes by stasia, and her daughter maya farrow, were last seen at 6:30 last night at their home in falls church. detectives believe they left in a blue 2012 toyota highland ewih virginia plates. vjg 2156. i'll repeat that. vjg 2156. police call police if you think you've seen them. turning now to our weather tonight.

way after another pretty mild day of temperatures. >> we've got a bonus today. doug, is it really going to start feeling more like november tomorrow? >> big-time, guys. big-time. we're talking about much cooler weather making its way in here during the day tomorrow. and that cool weather sticks around the rest of the week and right into the weekend too. we've got some very cold air making its way in. first off today we saw highs around 70 degrees but watch what happens here. the cool air to the west all moves into our area, and by tomorrow afternoon these numbers down into the low 40s in some parts of the area, and not just 40s. we're talking 40s with rain. we saw frontal boundary move through. that's going to allow the cold air to come in. but look back to the west. we're tracking this storm system right now. it's going to move right across our area during the day tomorrow. i do expect rain by around midday tomorrow. we're going to talk much more about that and how it affects your morning commute and your evening commute. i'll take you hour by hour, and we'll talk about the extreme cold for this time of year coming in later this week.

doug, thank you. tonight a woman and her toddler are recovering from serious injuries after police tell us a shoplifter pushed them down a flight of stairs. he was trying to get away from the h & m store at the chevy chase pavilion in northwest d.c., and that's where we find news 4's jackie bensen tonight with details. jackie, just awful. >> reporter: jim, 15 concrete stairs. a long, hard fall for this unsuspecting shopper and her toddler. d.c. police were called to the h & m store in chevy chase pavilion about 5:00 sunday. they found a shopper and her 2-year-old son both with serious injuries from being pushed down a flight of concrete stairs by a pair of fleeing shoplifting suspects. accordinging to court documents, the mother had a possible broken ankle. the 2-year-old had a bleeding four-inch-long gash on his chin.

found internal bleeding in the toddler's mouth and possible broken teeth. one suspect was detained by store security. the other was topped by metro transit police at the friendship heights station just across the street. >> the crime can happen anywhere now. even here at friendship heights. i'm very sorry to hear that. >> reporter: the police report says the mother and toddler's fall was captured on the store's security cameras. the report also says the two men were found with suspected stolen pants and other clothing from the store. total value, less than $200. the two men in custody, taquan reggie neal and tyrone musgrove, are facing some very serious charges including aggravated assault and cruelty to a child. live in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >> all right, jackie, thank you. leon harris at the live desk now. last-minute efforts being made by virginia's candidates. >> reporter: that's right. lots of activity ahead of the election tomorrow. and they're calling out the big

barack obama voiced robo calls urging people to come out and vote for democrat ralph northam. and a conservative super pac sent out robo calls friday to discourage liberal democrats from coming out. just a few hours president trump weighed in on the governor's race during his overseas visit in japan saying this, "the state of virginia economy under democrat rule has been terrible. if you vote ed gillespie tomorrow it will come roaring back." earlier tonight both northam and gillespie were out working to rally their supporters and even those who may still be undecided. gillespie spoke to voters in fairfax while northam campaigns in norfolk. >> economic growth and job creation and wage growth, virginia should be first in the country and we're going to be when we win this election tomorrow. >> we live in a very diverse society. and you know what? it's getting more diverse every day. and the diversity of this country and this commonwealth is

trump. >> all right. the hours are winding down and the latest polls show this race tightening, giving northam a slight lead, well within the margin of error. not out of reach by any means. especially since republicans typically turn out to vote better than democrats in non-presidential elections. the polls open in less than seven hours at 6:00 a.m. and they'll be closing at 7:00 p.m. and of course we'll have coverage here. that's it from the live desk. doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. and a programming note for tomorrow. news 4 at 11:00 will be on until 11:45 to bring you extended coverage of the virginia governor's race and all the other news of the day. "the tonight show" and "late night" will both start ten minutes later than usual and air in their entirety. right now president trump is on his way to seoul, the second stop of his trip to asia. he and the first lady took off from tokyo two hours ago, closing out two days of talks, dinner, and golf in japan. while in south korea the

stationed there and attend a state dinner hosted by south korean president moon jae-in. in a tweet tonight the president said he and moon will "figure it all out when it comes to north korea and its nuclear and ballistic missile program." next at 11:00, some inspiring new video of a maryland woman taking steps some thought she might never take again. how this survivor of the las vegas shooting is recovering tonight. >> great to see. celebrity chef jose andres in a war of words with

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.

a maryland woman who survived the mass shooting in las vegas is making unbelievable progress. for the first time tonight we have video of tina frost taking her first steps at johns hopkins. news 4's kristin wright takes us inside her road to recovery. >> reporter: tina frost is taking incredible steps. five weeks after she was shot in the head in las vegas and survival was not certain, tina is walking. her physical therapist and also her mother by her side. she's holding her daughter's hand through days of intense therapy. >> they're not sitting vigil by a bedside. they are active. they are busy. all day long she has physical therapists and occupational therapists and speech therapists that are in and out multiple times a day. >> reporter: family friend amy klinger went to see tina at johns hopkins wednesday and recorded the video. the first time we're seeing the young woman from maryland in her amazing recovery.

in such a short amount of time is amazing. >> reporter: amy also shared pictures she took of tina reading a magazine and playing on a tablet. tina's also laughing and talking in sentences. but a concern right now is monitoring tina's memories of vegas. if she has any. >> they're starting to work with a neuropsychiatrist to make sure as her memory comes back she's handling whatever information she has in her memory, she's handling that properly. >> reporter: tina's next challenge is surgery in a week. to reconstruct part of her forehead and eye socket. she lost her right eye but still has 20-20 in the left. loved ones say her progress is remarkable. every day tina walks her unit at hopkins. >> it's really, really amazing. >> reporter: their prayers answered. in the district kristin wright, news

fema is criticizing local jose and reece whose d.c.-based world chef kitchen has served millions of meals to puerto rico affected by hurricane maria. the agency accusing him of being a businessman just trying to make a buck. andres publicly criticized the trump administration's response to victims, tweeting that the federal government is "leaving the people of puerto rico hungry and thursdayy." fema says they paid andres nearly $12 million to feed people there after the disaster. we reached out to jose andres for comment but haven't heard back yet. he told buzzfeed whoever is criticizing him "should be ashamed of themselves." ♪ i'm thinking past tomorrow that's a scene from the original broadway production of "hamilton," the tony award-winning musical. it is still one of the hottest tickets around. and you'll be able to see it up close right here. a remnant of the show. and help bring attention to

the green silk costume worn by show creator lin-manuel miranda is going on display at the smithsonian's american history museum. it was donated during a special ceremony this morning along with this oil painting of alexander hamilton's wife, eliza. both items are part of a new exhibit that pays tribute to the unique relationship between philanthropy and the arts. mrs. hamilton raised money to open a children's orphanage 200 years ago that is still in operation today. cast members of the musical are among its biggest supporters. >> so we raise money every spring and fall and ask audience members to donate. this goes back to grand wyndham, the orphanage. >> pretty cool. the exhibit opens march 22nd. "hamilton" the musical opens at the kennedy center in june. and eliza will look nothing like that eliza in an oil painting. i promise you. >> i was just thinking that same thing. whatre

history and the art together with raising money for a really good cause. so election day in virginia tomorrow. how's the weather going to affect that? >> i would vote early. get out there early. because the rest of the day does not look good. as a matter of fact, i'm not calling tomorrow weather alert day because it's going to be a day that really affects you weatherwise because of the fact we've got this rain that's going to be making their way in here. yes, our tuesday weather alert day because of rain and much colder temperatures out there. take a look at what we were dealing with a little earlier this evening. oh, it was coming down into parts of our region. dodging the rain in northwest d.c. for sure. and i think this will be the scene just about all day tomorrow. see, if you didn't have the umbrella, yeah, that's what you'll be using. whatever you've got in the car. whether it's a blanket or a coat or whatever. you're going to need it tomorrow. again, we are calling tomorrow a weather alert day because of the fact we're going to see those colder temperatures and we're going to see the rain moving on in. this comes after a day when we hit 72 degrees at dulles, 73 gaithersburg, 70 d.c., an incredibly warm day. that warm air

hurry and it will be doing so right after the overnight hours. winds out of the north 12 miles an hour down to 58 degrees in d.c. most areas still above average for this time of year currently. 61 right now in huntingtown. 55 in gaithersburg. temperatures will be going down all day tomorrow. nothing on the radar right now but as we widen out here you see the front that came through. that's the front that came through. now the cold air is starting to come back. back to the west we're watching this storm system here. this storm system has a lot of rain and a lot of moisture associated with it. this is going to be so cold, parts of pennsylvania could see some snow from this. not too far away from us. that's the kind of cold air we've got moving in. tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. no problems for the a.m. rush. i think the a.m. rush is fine. i mentioned vote early because watch what happens by around noon. the rain really starts to come in here. rain all across our region. look to our north. franklin and fulton counties. if you're watching us you could see a little bit in the way of some snow in the northern part of that county but for the rest of us it is just rain.

and look during the afternoon. this is why i'm thinking weather alert here. it is some heavy rain. right now i'm thinking half an inch to an inch of rain during the day tomorrow and it lasts right on through the evening hours right on through the 6:00 hour. that of course is the evening rush and as we move in to around 10:00 or 11:00 we start to see the return flow from this northeasterly winds coming in on wednesday, and that keeps things cool and rather dreary on wednesday too. 53 degrees with falling temperatures. afternoon rain likely during the day tomorrow. 49 for a high on wednesday. that's dreary for sure. 53 on thursday. still seeing a chance for some showers on thursday. and then here comes the real cold. 46 friday. 44 on saturday. but look at saturday's low temperatures. 33 d.c. 27 out toward leesburg. 26 winchester. 28 in la plata. a very cold start to our day on saturday. feeling much more like winter. speaking of winter, everyone, i just finished my winter forecast. ooh. yes, yes, yes. it's coming up on thursday.

over the next couple of days. but that winter forecast coming up 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 on thursday. i just finished it. and as i said, i definitely see more snow this year than we had last year. and could be a couple good ones out there. we'll see. >> all right. >> we have to wait till thursday. thank you, doug. coming up, the cats get a test but come up clutch when it

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matters. the capitals trying to win more than two games in a row this season. but they were at home tonight. caps with only two wins at capital one arena this year. and it's against a 2-12 coyote team. head coach barry trotz not overlooking the worst team in the league. caps with a quick stop at home before heading back on the road. home cooking not so great early. coyotes up 2-0 in the first. but devante smith-pelly changes that. look at that nasty backhand goal. his second of the season. caps up 2-1. second period, caps on the power play, which hasn't been good lately, but if you leave alex ovechkin alone he'll make you pay. ovie nets the first power-play goal for the caps since october 13th. 12th goal of the year for ovechkin. caps even it at 2. this one heading into overtime. in o.t. great defense by the caps. here they come. pass to t.j. oshie who actually whiffs it. john carlsson and doreen's favorite player doesn't let her down. not sure they practiced this

straight win. they win 3-2. the redskins heading into a new week, and they are feeling rejuvenated. their biggest win in years coming when they needed it most. like the return of deangelo hall. the skins will need to carry this momentum as they face the best team in the nfc north and south, combining for an 8-0 record in the last four weeks. hall playing in his first game since week 3 of last season coming back from a torn achilles. not getting a light workload either. the 33-year-old playing in every defensive snap for the redskins. deangelo even running punts with jamison crowder injured. jay gruden admitting he'd rather have someone else back there but there's no one else gruden wanted on the field for this final play of the game. a hail mary broken up by hall and stealing the win. a clutch comeback for the veteran and his teammates thrilled to have d-hall back. >> that's the o.g. we lov

week. i tip my hat to him. i love playing with a guy like that. >> for him to come in, make the plays he did, have to step up as a returner, that's the d-hall we all know. >> just watch d-hall. throughout the course of the game he hadn't played since week 3 last year. and i'm thinking to myself, yeah, you know, my legs feeling a little heavy. but it ain't no way i'm coming out this game unless somebody has to drag me off this field. just try to give it everything i had. and come out with a win. >> the good news for the nationals continuing not one but two pitchers named finalists for the nl cy young award. the reigning national league cy young winner, max scherzer and his teammate stephen strasburg joined by the dodgers clayton kershaw for this year's award. scherzer and stras two of the workhorses combining for a record of 31-10 this past year. those two the only ones making a

postseason. it's about a week and a halfish, three weeks i think that they'll announce those winners. >> all good in washington sports tonight. >> yeah, yeah. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah silverman, the cast of "riverdale",