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hundreds more homes destroyed in california from fire. as those dry santa ana winds fan the flames. and a new kartcar targeted. how thieves got away with all four-wheels tice four-wheels twice in one week of breaking right now, doctors fighting to save a child who was shot inside a home. >> police say this was an accident at a town home tonight on bellamy way. shomari stone is on the way with an update from police. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. right now, that 11-year-old is undergoi undergoing surgery. he was transported from this suitland apartment complex. you can see

are detectives processing evidence inside and seeing if it matches up with what this man told them. at this point, they say it was a tragic accident. the 11-year-old babysitter accidently shot him in the upper body in the suit land townhouse around 6:40 this evening. the 33-year-old, who is former military was putting away his legally owned gun. the man drove the injured boy to joint base andrews hospital. the doctors got him stable enough to be transported to children's hospital. >> we do believe this was a tragic, tragic accident. the 33-year-old man is distraught. we are speaking with him now. so we are very much in the early stages of this investigation. >> reporter: now police tell us that the boy's mother is also with him at the hospital.

this. keep in mind, this 33-year-old was watching her 11-year-old son, and they also live in this apartment complex. live here in suitland, shomari stone, news 4. we're also following another disturbing situation, traffic crawling on the i-270 spur because a pedestrian was let there while trying to cross the median. this crash is blocking some of the lanes there, causing major backups in the last hour or so. we're keeping an eye on this and will bring you more information as we get it here in the newsroom. a busy night for storm team 4. rain still falling for many of us and there are big changes once the rain moves out. >> we're taking a look at the forecast. >> the rain moves out overnight. cold air moves in, and it will be cold tomorrow

and frigid on friday as we finish out the workweek. in parts of southern maryland out around clinton, maryland, leonardtown, we'll continue to see scattered showers and drizzle until about 2:00, 3:00 a.m. then after that, the area dries out. you can see light rain in montgomery and howard county. what you need tomorrow as you step out the door on your wednesday, you'll want the warm jacket. highs today were 60. tomorrow we're only in the 40s. take a look. currently temperatures still mild out there, 57 in washington. 54 in frederick. i'll be timing out when that cold air moves in and the potential for snow, not a lot, a little bit. >> we'll stay tuned for that. thanks, amelia. more breaking news. president trump is set to announce a major change in u.s. policy toward the

tomorrow. nbc news reports the u.s. will recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. it's just after 6:00 in the morning there. the announcement will come tomorrow at 1:00 here in washington. the white house also wants to relocate the u.s. embassy, moving it to jerusalem from tel aviv. but that is still a few years away. palestinians, for decades, had hoped to make east jerusalem the capital of a palestinian state. the plo delegation? washington just canceled an event on capitol hill tomorrow because of the president's announcement. >> d.c. police review board says the officer who shot and killed terrence sterling should be fired. the interm investigation determined that trainor violated policy. officers say that sterling's motorcycle ran into a cruiser and that's when

two shots, killing sterling. the department's going to be transparent about this, they say. >> i've asked people to be patient. it's been very difficult. it's been a long time for people to wait for an outcome. we're still waiting, but we're getting there of. >> as it stands now, trainor has 55 business days to accept the recommendation that he be fired or challenge it by requesting a hearing. they released a statement, we are one step closer to finding justice for terrence's death. we continue to stay in prayer that trainor is never in a position to take someone's life and cause a family the pain we feel every single day. $40 is more than some of us pay for a tank full of gas. and it was the peak of toll prices for individual drivers on i-56 inside thebe

morning. tolls are keeping the traffic moving, yes, but for some, it hasn't been cheap. one loudoun county supervisor is drafting a resolution to shrink the rush hour times to three hours in the morning and three hours in the evening, giving drivers more time to drive toll-free. >> this is just way over the top. it's only affordable who are megamillionaires, and it's just not appropriate. >> d-dot says they are going 55 miles per hour. a suspicious fire and a man hurt inside the structure, d.c. fire crews found the man on the floor with his arms restrained behind him and severe injuries to his face as well. police believe someone beat the man and set the place on fire. he was taken

remains now in critical condition. we've seen several cases of thieves take being the wheels receipt off of cars. the owners waking up to find the cars on blocks. this morning that happened to one local couple tfor the secon time in a week. the car we're talking about is still immobile. darcy, this is terrible. >> reporter: it is. imagine if that happened to you, if you walked out to your car in the morning to go to work. you look down, you have no tires, you have no rims. you walk over here, the car is up on blocks. that is what this couple is dealing with tonight. >> we're very, very heartbroken, of course, we felt violated. >> reporter: that's because this happened to the couple's honda accord, two times in just a week. all the tires and rims sliced. the car left on concrete blocks. this is your wife's brand new cash? >>

>> reporter: special to her? >> very special. >> reporter: working hard to get it? >> exactly. >> reporter: after it happened a week ago, the couple replaced the tires and got a top of the line alarm system. even though it went off, the thieves were so quick they still pulled off the job a second team. >> i wish the person who was spending this amount of time into thievery could use that, that intellect, that intelligence for something good. >> reporter: tony says the thieves also broke the wheel locks. they're not quite sure what to do now. you're thinking about trading it in? >> we thought about selling it. we thought about putting it in a box and never driving, i mean, we thought about everything. >> reporter: in october, we showed you how the same thing happened to a car in a couple's driveway. police say they've been working hard to combat these deep of crimes through an awareness campaign. they tweeted this photo of a

later this week. he has this message. >> leave hardworking people alone. >> reporter: that couple is just exasperated. this happened at an apartment complex. we understand there may be surveillance video. police say they're in the process of getting that video and reviewing it, hoping it will help solve this case. t >> that is so frustrating. aaa calls it the deadliest road in maryland. there's a push under way to allow cameras to go on the roadway. but the prince georges house delegation has to sign off on it before it heads to annapolis. indian head highway averages six deaths per year and there have been five so far this year. since the police crackdown began in september, more than 5300 tickets and citations have been handed out, up from about 3,000 from all of last yr.

steve bannon unleashed attacks on democrats and republicans tonight at a rally for alabama senate candidate roy moore. several women have accused moore of inappropriate sexual behavior. moore has called them all liars. tonight, a fired-up bannon took aim at doug jones and mitt romney. romney tweeted yesterday that electing moore would be a stain on the gop and the nation. >> judge roy moore has more honor and integrity in the pinky finger than your entire family has in its whole dna. >> jones told people at a rally that men who hurt little girls should go to jail and not to the united states senate. and jeff flake caught the social media buzz when he tweeted this picture of a $100 check he wrote to the jones

memo line, country over party. breaking news in southern california, a state of emergency in effect as three wildfires threaten neighborhoods outside los angeles. hundreds of homes are already destroyed. coming up, we'll get updates from jay gray in ventura county. plus russia responds after getting banned from the upcoming winter olympics in south korea. and neighbors share frustratnio

tonight, wildfires are burning ot of control across southern california, forcing tens of thousands of people out

firefighters have been working along the front lines for more than 24 hours now trying to save what they can, but they're still nowhere close to containing the flames. jay gray has the latest now from ventura, california. >> reporter: the firefight continues overnight. the smoke an orange glow in the california hills a clear indication mother nature is still winning battle here. >> they continue to challenge us. the fire is over 50,000 acres and still growing. we have a mandatory evacuation in the air wrea around the enti fire. >> reporter: tens of thousands have rushed to safety including john and his wife. who were able to save their pets. >> it's all gone. >> reporter: entire communities have been swallowed by the flames. doctors and nurses rushed to get patients out of the hospital,

reduced to rubble and ash. among the structures lost, an apartment complex on this ridge overlooking ventura, as the flames reached the edge of the downtown area. firefighters continue to battle the flames when and where they can, more than 1,000 firefighters working around the clock, but they continue to lose ground. with wind gusts between 25-50 miles per hour expected to continue through friday. >> gusty santa ana winds led to this. >> reporter: an acre or more every second. and still growing. jay gray, nbc news, ventura, california. tonight, russia is threatening to not tell advise the 2018 winter games in pyeongchang after the international olympic committee banned russia from those games. russia's top olympic official

allegations that led to the ban, but the country is still denying allegations of a state-sponsored doping during the 2014 games in sochi, russia. after today's ruling, some russian athletes are still going to be able to compete in pyeongchang but will not be able to fly their country's flag or hear their anthem on the medal stand in they win. a spelling bee creates a new path. they plan to hand out 225 wildcard spots for those who don't win their regional contest but one at their school level. this could double the number of contestants from more than 200 to more than 500. a few regions are so competitive, some spilleellers made the national finals one year couldn't make it out of regional the

this is what one ride share program looks like. bikes scattered all over the place out there. a meeting with d-dot and some of the bike share companies allowed people to come out and voice their concerns. some people are walking around not too happy to see them left out. >> very convenient, sometimes i just want to kick over the bike. get out of my way. pay for the parking, you know. >> don't be a hater. d-dot and the companies are trying to make sure that they place the bikes on racks or keep them ot ut of the way of pedestrians. >> not a very good night to be out on a bike tonight. is the rain over? >> most of the rain is over and we're waiting for the cold air to move in. what we're going to start our wednesday with. we're going to start off with temperatures in the low 40s. it's dry throuo

our high today was 60. as we look to your second weather headline, we're all talking about it, the snow chances that we're forecasting. they continue to look very minor, as of right now. friday, throughout the day and evening is looking completely dry. en it's now looking like saturday night is when we could see snow flurries, little to know accumulation. it's going to continue to change though, so continue to monitor the forecast. and then we have a really oppressive blast of cold weather next week that brings a little bit more impressive chance for rain and snowshowers. take a look. here's storm team 4 radar right now. and you can see the light blue color speckled across the radar. that's just drizzle out there that's quickly winding down. tomorrow morning,:00

a.m., it's breezy but dry. we ultimately finish the day mostly cloudy with a high of 49 degrees at 4:00 p.m. it's still pretty mild out there right now, but the cold air tomorrow as you step out the door. grab the warmer jacket for the kids at the bus stop. outdoor exercise tomorrow, i'll be wearing my gloves, bicycling as well, if the feet is working in your car you probably want the heater on in your car to and from work. a high of 47, dry on thursday and looking dry on friday. but cold, look at the highs. 42 degrees. as we look to saturday, this is when we could see light flurries and snow for your saturday night. so the weather having a low impact on your friday, maybe a system brings rain and snow well south and east of the area. if you're heading to the beach

impact your drive. no issues with the weather on friday. we're weiatching a system for flurries on saturday. it's all about the feels-like, feeling like we're in the 20s and 30s. friday is the best day to get the tree and hang up the holiday decorations. tuesday and wednesday, 43 on tuesday, system moves in, brings us the chance of rain and snow for tuesday night and maybe more rain and snowshowers out there on wednesday and cold, with a hi high of 33 degrees. >> are we going to be shoveling? >> no, not shoveling. not shoveling. >> wishful

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> we're just sitting here talking. >> he put bcu on the map. it's going interesting and intriguing in college basketball, but he said when he returned, it was going to be an interesting experience. and returning to bcu for the first time since he departed, because the texas long horns was so much more than interesting, it was intense for him. they were giving coach chaka smart a warm welcome. he has one big advantage. mo bamba. elevation time, 13

boards for him. skip ahead, second half, a two-point game. kick it out, chris lane, count it, the three. 15 points for him. minute left in the game. texas back with a one-point lead. it's dillon oset cowski. chaka smart returns and escapes,71-67. to morgantown, 18th ranked west virginia. skip ahead, shot clock winding down. pass ahead to carter. 23 points for the mountaineers guard, west virginia down three, passed to the guy in the corner, 18 points for him. we're tied at 56. a few minutes later, west virginia back on top, and lamont west keeps them there. the three, he drains

virginia, 68-61. redskins returning to practice in l.a. to face the chargers on sunday. 20 players are four games away from becoming unrestricted free agents. not just pride down the stretch but livelihood is on the line. guys have a lot to prove. >> i'm playing ball, i got four games to prove in the washington redskins uniform. whatever is after that is up to them. >> hopefully they want to play hard because they want to win, they want to do well. that's why we're all here. we target guys who love football and are passionate about the game. whether you've got five years left or 12 years left. >> now this guy hoping to see a strong effort after last night's 47-point loss. thankfully, bradley beale bringing

tyi tying it, 18. beale got some moves, being aggressive, going off the glass again, 19 points in the first half for beale, final seconds of the half. this is symbolic, they come ahead with the steal. clock winding down, and he throws it up and in before the buzzers. wizards up big in the third quarter. they do not look like the team that lost by 47 last night. >>

that's our news for now. the "tonight show" is coming up next. >> thanks for watching. see you here tomorrow. have a good one. z2i1zz z16fz y2i1zy y16fy

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