breaking now at 11:00, a deadly shooting outside an apartment building. police on the scene of the first homicide in one local community in months. plus, it was a crash that changed everything for one local family. now the man behind thee

is facing charges. and new denials tonight from alabama senate candidate roy moore, showing no signs of backing down despite fast-fading support in his own party. breaking news, about a half mile away from the new carrollton metro station in prince george's county tonight, a man shot to death outside an apartment building. >> officers from new carrollton and prince george's county police department still on the scene along 85th avenue. that's where we find news 4's jackie bensen with the latest on this. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, this is the first murder in the city of new carrollton since last year. the 911 call started coming in to new carrollton police around 7:30. >> when they arrived they found a male lying on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the upper bod ryy.

police chief david wright says officers tried to assist the injured man while they waited for an ambulance. >> the officers performed some life-saving measures until ems personnel arrived. when they did, they took over of course. when they got him to the hospital, unfortunately he passed away. >> reporter: the shooting happened near a parking lot of the garden apartment complex in the 5300 block of 85th avenue in new carrollton. prince george's county police detectives will investigate the murder. the man who was killed is said to be in his 20s. he's not been identified. live in new carrollton, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. the owner of a food truck that collided with a family car back in september, killing a mother and seriously injuring her teenage son, is facing charges now. tony dane will answer the charges for the first time in court tomorrow. news 4's shomari stone has new reaction from the victims' attorney. >> there's a sense of relief. i think the family

justice will prevail. >> reporter: michael shevlin is an attorney representing the kaplan family in a wrongful death lawsuit. he tells me they're relieved food truck driver tony steven dane is charged with involuntary manslaughter after a horrific crash. >> the family is appreciative of the law enforcement official. >> on september 8th about 4:50 in the evening police say dane's food truck ran a stop sign and slammed into the kaplans' station wagon, killing the driver, aaron kaplan, injuring her teenage son ben, her two daughters, and their grandmother. they all survived, but ben has spent more than 50 days in a hospital. news 4 spoke to them two weeks ago. >> i have a broken heart over the loss of my mother, but every day gets a little better, and i couldn't do it without my grandma. >> reporter: his father talked to us last month. >> i mean, i'm sad. i'm extremely sad about the circumstances. >> reporter: the food truck driver is also indicted on charges

insurance, no operator's license, and failure to have the vehicle inspected. the first hearing is 9:00 on tuesday morning. and he's expected to be there. >> i think it takes them one step closer to believing that justice will prevail. >> reporter: in fairfax, shomari stone, news 4. new at 11:00 tonight, d.c. police are looking for a man who robbed a woman at gunpoint, then sexually assaulted her just steps from galaudet university. this all happened saturday morning on 10g9 street northeast. according to a police report, the suspect stole the woman's cell phone out of her back pocket. then he pulled the gun and forced the victim into a nearby alleyway, where he sexually assaulted her. police did not get a good description of the man. they'd like to hear from anyone who might have been around that area around 6:30 saturday morning. leon harris here checking in at l

seeing more republican senators withdrawing their support from alabama senate candidate roy moore. a fifth woman has come forward today and said that moore sexually assaulted her. now, just a few hours ago moore denied those allegations and even though he apparently signed her high school yearbook moore denied even knowing beverly young nelson after her emotional press conference today. >> he said you're just a child. and he said i am the district attorney of etowah county and if you tell anyone about this no one will ever believe you. >> reporter: nelson says she was 16 years old in the late '70s when she says moore sexually assaulted her after offering her a ride home from her job as a waitress at a restaurant he frequented. texas senator ted cruz now has become the latest gop senator to withdraw his support for moore tonight. and that now leaves senator rand paul as the only republican senator who has not withdrawn his endorsement of moore.

today that he believes the women accusing moore of sexual misconduct and now moore's actually using that to raise money with his supporters. dismissing mcconnell as part of the establishment. now, what some gop senators have said, that moore should be expelled from the chamber if he does manage to win next month's special election. and right now there are no signs that he's going to be dropping out. so we'll have to watch and see what happens. doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. also developing tonight, the man roy moore is running to replace in the u.s. senate, attorney general jeff sessions, has ordered federal prosecutors to evaluate whether a new special counsel should be appointed to investigate democrats. nbc news received a letter written by assistant a.g. steven boyd to the chairman of the house judiciary committee. it says justice department lawyers will make recommendations to sessions about whether a special counsel should be appointed to investigate things like former fbi director james comey

handling of the e-mail scandal, the dealings of the clinton foundation, and the sale of a uranium company while hillary clinton was the secretary of state. all three have become republican talking points amid the robert mueller investigation into possible collusion between russia and the trump campaign. donald trump jr. tonight's accusing a congressional committee of leaking conversations he had with wikileaks on twitter before and after the election. the "the atlantic" first reported those exchanges. the president's eldest son posted screen shots of what he called all of the interactions. trump jr. appears to ignore most of the messages from wikileaks but in one case wikileaks sent a link to its data base of linked e-mails. then candidate donald trump later tweeted that same link. in another message wikileaks suggests that trump jr. link one of his father's tax returns to them so they could app m

impartial. turning to our weather now. we had a little wonderful sunshine this afternoon but now it's cold out there again tonight, doug. >> that's what happens this time of year, when the sun goes down temperatures fall and they're going to continue to fall tonight. not going to be quite as cold, though, as it has been the past couple of nights. today kind of cold. during the afternoon we got up to 53 degrees. 49 gaithersburg, 56 in annapolis. the average high is 59. even though we were well below, that temperatures did moderate some from where they were over the weekend. this is what i'm tracking as we move on through the next couple of days. first off a touch warmer tomorrow and into wednesday and then especially thursday. but some big changes coming on thursday. that sets the stage for a big weekend storm. that weekend storm is going to have big implications if you have weekend plans. we've got it for you. results from have va's election will remain too close to

voters have a -- republicans currently hold a slim majority in the house of delegates. 51-49. tomorrow stafford county will allow voters who cast provisional ballots to come in person to argue why their ballots should be counted. the court is also expected to rule on whether 55 absentee ballots found at the post office the day after the election should be allowed. tomorrow morning jurors begin their first full day of deliberations in the gang-related murder of a 15-year-old girl in fairfax county. the jury began to deliberate late this afternoon before the judge dismissed them for the day. prosecutors say 21-year-old wilmer sanchez serrano stabbed 15-year-old alexandra reyes to beating back in january. they say the murder was revenge for the part reyes had allegedly played in a previous gang killing. in news for your health tonight, the definition of high blood pressure took a new

today. new guidelines will classify half of all americans with high blood pressure. the american heart association has lowered the targeted blood pressure from a 140 over 80 to 130 over 80. the goal is to help fight heart disease and stroke. that means more patients will need medication. but most of us will just need to add more exercise and lose weight to control our blood pressure. >> the goal is to get off the medication completely, control things naturally through exercise and diet. >> doctors also suggest cutting back on foods with a lot of salt. eating more potassium-rich vegetables like sweet to taitz and butternut squash can also help. next at 11:00 tonight, local women serving our country talk to news 4 about life in the navy and whether our armed forces have leveled the playing field. plus the cable news controversy that has some coffee drinkers bashing their keurig machines. and an emotional return tonight for jimmy fallon, back for his first "tonight show"

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tonight on news 4, a rare look inside life in the navy for some of our country's female sailors. >> today women make up nearly a fifth of u.s. navy personnel. that's a growing group in what's still a very male-dominated world. >> news 4's david culver recently caught up with some local women answering the call to serve. >> reporter: before we stepped onto what is the largest naval complex in the world, naval station norfolk, we had to get suited up at the

>> hi there. >> hello. >> i'm david. >> nice to meet you. i'm anisha. >> personnel specialist anisha tucker enlisted in the navy three years ago. she's sprfrom prince george's county. there are things the sailor misses from life in the -- >> i'm such a seafood girl. i miss going to like the national harbor. i miss my adult life, being able to enjoy it in d.c., because i joined the navy when i was 19. >> reporter: brittany brown can relate. >> i joined after my 18th birthday. >> reporter: an interior communications electrician she keeps all the alarm and announcement systems working on the "uss baton." most of her counterparts on board, men. >> is it tough being a woman in the navy? >> yes and no. >> reporter: brittany says growing up with a single mom helped prepare her for independence. she thinks it's easier to rise in the ranks in the navy compared wt

we all work for the same -- we all have the same mission, we all have the samegold goals. we have to get from point a to point b, and this is how we do it. we'll get it done as a team. >> reporter: but we wondered if things were different while at sea. we flew aboard the aircraft carrier the "uss harry s. truman." we didn't know our exact location. they'd only tell us somewhere in the atlantic ocean off the coast of florida. living and working on board, you better get used to jet noise. day and night. as a visitor on the ship it's not tough to get a little disoriented with where you are and what you're looking at. as i came down here to the hangar bay i didn't realize the doors were open. wide open. because if you look out, all that black, the open sea. do you ever get lost in here? >> yes, sometimes. on the-0 o-3 level. >> reporter: raised in the district and serving for the past six years alisa hannibal welcomed us into

she's an administrator in defense travel. >> what are your hours? >> my hours are currently 234079 morning to 10:00 p.m. at night. >> that's 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. >> yes. >> that's a long day. >> it is a long day. >> reporter: whether it's in the mess hall for meals or on the bridge the captain agrees. and i don't think there's anyone on board who sees a distinction between a man and a woman on board this ship. >> reporter: but alicia does admit being a mom away from her son for months at a time, that can weigh on you. how does she get through those long deployments? >> just realizing that everything i do is for him. providing a better life for him. that keeps me going at the ebnd of the day. >> reporter: be it on land or at sea these women embrace the sacrifice, making it look easy. >> you'll be good to go. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. thank you for your service too. >> thank you. >> really appreciate that. >> look for more of david's reporting from norfolk tomorrow n

fox news host shaun hannity called keurig's decision to pull ads from his show a, quote, assault on conservatives. and now some on social media are responding with videos like this one. check it out. destroying their coffee makers and calling for a boycott of the popular brand. keurig pulled ads from hannity's fox news show over the weekend. that move came after a number of twitter users questioned keurig about its support for hannity, citing his coverage of the allegations against alabama senate candidate roy moore. we went to sleep last night, doug, and had a little rain. can we look for more tonight? >> no. >> okay. >> no. you can look for some cooler temps. i thought the coffee wasn't strong enough. i thought that's what was going on. >> it was decaf. >> yeah, exactly. let's take a look outside, guys, and show you what's happening out there right now. ye

not nearly as cold as it has been the past couple of nights. we've been in the 30s by this time. right now sitting at 43 degrees in the city. winds out of the northwest at seven miles per hour. as we look on through the rest of the overnight hours take a look at the numbers now. into the 30s in most locations. we're at 35 degrees manassas, 34 degrees in culpepper and 40 right now in the gaithersburg area. as you mentioned, team 4 radar not showing anything right now. that is ground clutter that you're looking at right there. i show this sometimes. but let's just get rid of everything on -- boom. there you go. all that is now gone. nothing on the radar picture. that means we will stay dry not just for tomorrow but probably for the next couple of days. next best chance is going to be on thursday for that. as far as our storm system goes, we saw some rain last night. that storm system moved off quickly to the north and east, bringing some snow into parts of new england. it is that time of year. we're starting to get that mix with the warmer side of rain, the colder side on the snow. for us we've been on the warmer side of things. notice the cloud cover coming across. we'll see a few clouds as we move on in through the

temperaturewise up to 54 degrees tomorrow. it's going to be another mild day considering where we were for the weekend. but still about five degrees below average. a chilly start. a nice afternoon. cool but not too bad. yeah, you might need the coat to step out the front door because again, temperaturewise we are definitely going to be on the cold side to start. 39 degrees in the city. that puts most of you into the mid 30s. i don't think we'll see too many areas around freezing, but maybe some areas of frost early out there. so heads up for that. coats likely -- yeah, for sure. 48 degrees by noon. probably need the jackets if you're going to head out for lunchtime. 52 degrees by 5:00. not too bad if you're bundled up for it. next couple of days here's what i want to show you. nice little temperature trend as we move up. 55 on wednesday. up to 55 on thursday. that comes with a storm system. that storm brings rather breezy conditions, a chance of a shower early in the day, but most of thursday looks dry. look at the end going back toward friday. only 52 in the city. that puts many of you in the upper 40s on friday and then back up ahead of

storm. it's not going to bring us a lot of rain but what it's going to bring us is a lot of wind and much colder temperatures. sunday right now is going to be brutal. high around 45. it puts some of you in the low 40s. but wind chills down in the upper 20s to around 30. another cold day out there during the day on sunday. a little bit upset, i'm supposed to get family pictures done outside. last sunday canceled those. and then we're doing them this sunday. that's going to be cold too, kids. >> hold umbrellas and you'll have like a cute weather theme. >> it will be weather themed with all bunched up and -- >> appropriate. >> thanks, doug. some news about "tonight show" host jimmy fallon. he's back with new episodes tonight after taking last week off to spend time with his family. >> fallon's mom died on november 4th. and on the show tonight he takes a moment to thank viewers for their support. here's a short clip now. >> she was the best audience. she was the one i was always trying to make la

show and everything i did. i feel so grateful to be able to do this every single night, and i'm very appreciative of all the support from all of you that my family received over the past week. we're going to continue to work really hard to bring some light and some laughter into the world. thank you for watching. thank you for helping me and my family recover from this loss. mom, i'll never stop trying to make you laugh. i love you. >> she was his biggest fan. gloria fallon was 68. jimmy's back in just a few minutes with guests taylor swift, jeff daniels, and mary j. blige.

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well, doug stayed away. so the wizards win again. they're on a mini roll right now. >> that must be what it is for doug. i'm so sorry. they looked so good. the wizards and sacramento kings both came into tonight's game winning two of their last three games. for the wizards thanks to an improved defense. and in their first meeting they held the kings under 100 points for a third time in their last four games. the wizards holding their opponent to under 100 points. and not sure if you all knew this, but all the cool kids at the wizards game tonight, big smiles. also for mike scott, second quarter, wizards bench getting them back in this. step back, knocking down the three. 15 points off the bench for him. he was 6 for 8 from the field. and later wizards up two. beal goes up and under. bucket and the foul. great play by beal slicing his way through the kings. he had 14 points. seven

pulling away. kelly oubre jr. showing off the handle. then oubre attacking the rim. nice move from kelly and the aggressive finish. he had 12 points off the bench. late in the game wiz wrapping it up. john wall with the spin move and kisses this off the glass. wall was 8 for 9 from the field. 21 points and nine dimes. wizards win it 110-92. in women's hoops brenda frees and the 15th-ranked terps hosting fourth-ranked south carolina. defending national champs coming out strong. asia wilson with the rebound here, then gets the jumper to fall. career-high 32 points for her. south carolina leading by as much as 26. but in the fourth quarter terps get him back. mckayla charles knocking down the three. 31 points for her. maryland down five. lewis on the drive. she gets it to go. maryland within three, but that's as close as

south carolina wins 94-86. a couple other scores for you. mount st. mary's falls to 13th-ranked notre dame. 88-62. next up for the mountaineers, patrick ewing, georgetown hoyas on wednesday. and the virginia cavaliers roll. 92-49. the wahoos off until friday when they visit vcu. josh norman trading in his cleats for dress shoes. the cornerback hosting an event to support local youth programs and encouraging students in the class frm. this event held at the watergate hotel featuring a silent auction and students from jefferson academy. they're there. they improved their attendance so much that they got to be at this event invited by norman, who says as much as they look up to him on the football field he wants to be remembered for events like this. >> great people trying to reach out to, helping the kids. that's what it's all about. at the end of the day. all this football and all everything else set

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