breaking now at 11:00, gunshots on the platform of a d.c. metro station. police working quickly to find two men caught on video after the shooting. a final push for votes in

implications way beyond this year. and a 21-year-old with plans to become a cop killed on her way home from work. new details on what happened just 30 minutes earlier. we start tonight on metro's orange line. one person shot on the platform at the minnesota avenue station in northeast. >> metro transit police already have an idea who they're looking for tonight in connection to the shooting. for more on that we go live to muse 4's shomari stone. he is at the scene. what are you hearing, shomari? >> reporter: good evening. right now metro transit police are still processing the scene right now. last we heard they told me they were only 20% done with gathering evidence at the platform behind me at the minnesota avenue station. let's roll some video. police are ooking for these two men. they are persons of interest. a spokesperson believes they got in an argument with the guy

the platform. all of a sudden there were shots that were fired. at 8:30 the two persons of interest took off running. right now trains bypassing minnesota avenue station with single tracking between sheverly and station armory. the man who was shot we're hearing he was shot in the arm, he's conscious, he's breathing, he's going to be okay but this is definitely causing anxious moments for people who have to get on the shuttle bus and have to bypass this station, the minnesota avenue station. now, if you have any information, if you recognize those two men that we showed you, make sure you call metro transit police. live here in southeast d.c. i'm shomari stone, news 4. we're following two other breaking stourz right now starting with copier 4. over a serious crash on the outer loop of the beltway near fedex field. maryland state police say this was a head-on wrong-way crash around 9:30 tonight. one person died,

critically injured. police had to close the outer loop forcing traffic to squeeze by on the shoulder. we're still working to learn how one of those cars ended up going the wrong way. another shooting tonight this one in the city of alexandria near queen street here at north henry street. you can see more than a dozen shell casings marked by orange cones here. we've learned one person is injured. we're told the ujz are not serious. police are looking for two people who ran from this scene. they say one of those people knew the victim. turning to our weather now and a big burst of cold air is headed straight for us. starting tomorrow. >> you're calling tomorrow a weather alert day. what's in store for us? >> it's going to be a huge change. overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning it's not bad at all right now. as a matter of fact, temperatures still on the mild side. take a look at the numbers. all around the mid-atlantic. 41 d.c., 37 richmond, 42. that's one of the warmer spots in hagerstown. that's because we've got cloud cover across the area. that cloud cover coming cousy

of the same system that is going to drop our temperatures dramatically. not a lot of snow with this. that's not the issue. it's going to be the cold air that's behind this storm. and boy, are things going to cool quickly tomorrow afternoon. wind chills will be in the teens. i'm not talking about on wednesday. i'm talking about tomorrow night at this time. i'll let you know which day has the best snow chances and we'll take the temperatures hour by hour. i'll see you back here in about ten minutes. >> all right, doug, thank you. > . a bustling midtown manhattan stopped when a man -- that's near the port authority bus terminal. earlier this morning. police say akayed ulleh used a low-tech pipe bomb strapped to his body with velcro and zip ties. several people suffered minor injuries.

to his hands and body. investigators say he lives in brooklyn but comes from bangladesh and he made comments about isis after the attack. >> to do this all by yourself and as a lone waffle and successfully thankfully is a very difficult task. >> police say the suspect had worked as a cab driver for several years in new york. it's believed he's the only one involved in today's attack. a state election has become a national fixation. the polls open in hours from now in alabama in one of the most watched special elections in recent memory. republican roy moore and democrat doug jones both held campaign events tonight. as nbc's jay gray reports now, some big names turned out for this final push. >> roy moore. >> reporter: for the first time in almost a week and less than 12 hours before the polls open roy moore is back on the campaign trail. >> i entered this race to

in what they believe in government, what they believe that our government should be. to acknowledge the sovereignty of god and an understanding of the constitution. that's the things that are ne needed in washington, d.c. >> mr. moore, why won't you answer -- >> reporter: the republican senate candidate has refused to answer questions from the mainstream media. >> what are the important issues to the voters of alabama? >> i think one is religious liberty. >> reporter: but did sit down with a 12-year-old girl as part of an online video produced by a pro-trump super pac. moore continues to deny allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls decades ago. >> i did not date underage women. i did not molest anyone. >> reporter: democrat doug jones continues to barnstorm the state. >> we've got to make sure that at this crossroads in alabama's history we take the right road. >>

contentious, controversial campaign the polls are all over the place. the one thing everyone seems to agree on is the race is tight and turnout will be key. looking for an ellen, both candidates are getting support from washington. alabama native condoleezza rice has called on voters to reject bigotry, sexism, and intolerant. former president barack obama and vice president joe biden have recorded auto-call campaign messages supporting jones. while president trump has gone all in for moore. >> hi. this is president donald trump, and i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. it is so important. >> reporter: officials expect a 20% to 25% turnout for tomorrow's special election. jay gray, nbc news, montgomery, alabama. now to the renewed focus on the president's past. three men are repeating

president trump acted inappropriately toward them before taking office. they say if the senate is willing to investigate accusations against other lawmakers congress should look at the president more closely. >> i want to believe as americans we can put aside our political inclinations that we will hold mr. trump to the same standard as harvey weinstein and the other men held accountable for their reprehensible behavior. >> at least 16 women have accused the president of sexual misconduct. the white house says the accusations were vetted during the 2016 campaign and americans responded in the voting booth by electing mr. trump. as for the impact of the me too movement on social immediate y., today facebook said more than 30 million people had posted about it since mid october and those me too stories had generated more than 100 million posts, reactions or comments. exclusive new details tonight about a crash that took the life of a young woman with plans to become a pol

years old. she was leaving work around 2:00 a.m. last wednesday when a pickup truck hit her car from behind, forcing it into another car and killing her along route 6 outside la plata. news 4's jackie bensen has new details on what happened just before that crash. >> reporter: co-workers describe taylor halbleib as a lovely young woman who'd caught the eye of many in the short time she worked at zito liquor. the 21-year-old la plata high school graduate, a former varsity soccer player, was working there part-time while taking college courses in criminology. she wanted to become a police officer. but on her way home from work thursday morning her car was struck from behind with great force at a traffic signal on route 6 near cooksey road. the injuries proved fatal. news 4 has learned that the he two men inside the ford f-150

hyundai alant rah shoving it into a minivan are both members of the newburgh volunteer fire department in charles county. moments before she left work at 2:00 a.m. that witness says the men had just purchased a 12-pack of beer and it appeared to him as if the passenger was trying to flirt with her. the fatal crash occurred nearly seven miles from the liquor store on the route to the hughesville home where talar lived with her parents. maryland state police say the pickup was at fault in the crash and that speed and alcohol are believed to be contributing factors. news 4 has learned investigators have obtained the security camera video from the liquor store in an effort to document what happened in the minutes before the fatal collision. the investigation continues. funeral services are scheduled for wednesday. in la plata, jackie bensen, news 4. police in montgomery county are investigating the tragic death of

school student. navid saferi was a senior at walt whitman high school. he was found dead near the swim club in bethesda but he was last seen saturday night at a party on elgin road akrording to police. officers broke that party up because of noise and suspected underage drinking. when the partygoers dispersed navid's friends offered to call him an uber but he told them he was okay and disappeared on foot. he never made it home. police say there is no evidence of foul play in this death. police say a home in laurel operate two-day businesses, a home daycare and an illegal drug operation. officers say they uncovered nearly $12,000 worth of marijuana inside the home. police tell us they also found almost three grams of cocaine and more than $9,000 in cash. investigators tell us children were not exse

kamran alan with drug possession and intent to distribute. new video of a house fire that took nearly everything from one local family. next at 11:00, how much worse this could have been and how total strangers are lifting this family up in their time of need. and we're working for you tonight with information about a new law affecting your smoke detector. wh you should havate

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a new state law kicks in on january 1st. it requires smoke alarms with built-in ten-year batteries. first responders in prince george's county were out today making sure residents know about the change. they say they hope it will protect the community. new drone video of a fire that forced three children into the front lawn in their pajamas. take a look here. this was friday night on bird's nest place in ashburn. neighbors rushed to the rescue. one man even ran inside to get two of the kids out of their rooms. the family who lived there is new to loudoun county. but in just three days neighbors and total strangers have raised $30,000 to help them start over. >> i'm in tears over it because i can't say thank you enough to all these people who don't even know us. >> i am so grateful to belong to such a community. i cannot thank everybody enough. >> get this. the family says it already has

garages. wow. investigators tell us this all started with a fire in the fireplace. a bittersweet honor tonight for aw local woman who's dedicated years to protecting school children from sexing'll abuse. jennifer al varo says her goal is to hold school systems accountable. tonight the montgomery county civic center gave her the hero award. she told us she has mixed emotions about it. >> what's going on in this county is completely inexcusable. none of this needed to happen. and i am honored to accept the award but i wish i'd never gotten it. >> news 4 i-team has interviewed alvaro several times for our slipping through the cracks series about teachers who are able to keep working after abusing students. find the entire series in our nbc washington app under investigatio investigations. tonight at capital one arena a star-studded line-up at one of the biggest

holiday season. ♪ >> camila cabello performing her song "havana" at hot 95's i-heart jingle ball. the line-up also included fallout boy, kesha, logic and many others. big night. >> it's cold out there and getting colder in a hurry, isn't it? >> tomorrow it will. when you wake up tomorrow morning you're going to step outside and go i don't need the hat. i'm not going to need the gloves. you will need them on the way home. i'm talking about a temperature shift we don't get here very often. we'll be seeing those temperatures -- >> we were at the wharf tonight, doug, and it was freezing down there. that wind was whipping off that water. >> that's what happens when you get by the water. i'm not waking up by water tomorrow. >> don't do it. >> but i'll tell you, guys, tomorrow take the coats, take the gloves. you will need them and boy, yo

big-time as we make our way through the night. wait until you see these wind chills we have. overnight tonight, temperatures not falling all that much. right now sitting at 41 degrees. winds out of the south at 14 miles per hour. temperaturewise around the rest of the area seeing a 37 winchester, 34 culpepper and 36 in fredericksburg. 43 right now toward the annapolis area. it's cool but our average highs are in the 40s and we're not quite there yet. average lows this time of year 35 degrees. i don't think we'll be there just yet. storm team 4 radar all clear. going to stay that way for the most part. the only exception is going to be back toward the mountains. the mountains have a winter weather advisory. they've got school cancellations tomorrow because of this storm right here. you look at it. not that impressive as far as rain or snow is concerned. but once it hits the mountains it's going to provide some snow to areas like snowshoe, west virginia deep creek lake. the ski resorts for the most part. but for us it's going to bring in some cold, colds air. you can see 6:00 a.m. we've got the cloud cover remaining. the cloud cover getting out here. notice a chance for some showers.

notice the snow as i said back toward the mountains. back toward frost burgh, around garrett county, elkins, west virginia maybe as far east as petersburg, west virginia. that's about it. as it makes its way over the mountains it dries out. what it really does is brings in that cold air. i want to show you the temperatures we're going to be dealing with tomorrow. first off, well, not bad tomorrow morning. a warm coat is needed. not bad by around noon at 48 degrees. but then the winds come, in the temperatures drop 45 degrees. chilly conditions. by 7:00 wind chills 15 to 20 degrees. look at this. watch what happens here. here's 2:00 in the afternoon. wind chill 41 d.c., 37 in leesburg. watch where we go by 7:00. 17 at d.c. 9 in winchester. 11 in frederick. you wake up on your wednesday morning with wind chills in the single digits. we're talking the coldest air of the season so far and that cold air is going to stick around. that's why we're going weather alert day tomorrow.

high wednesday of 31. wind chill only in the 20s. on thursday this is going to be an interesting system to watch wednesday night into thursday. right now i'm thinking we should stay on the dry side here but a chance of snow early. that could mean delays with a high of 38. 32 on friday. better chance of snow in the afternoon. and that snow could accumulate on friday afternoon with a high of 32 degrees. a little better for the weekend. but if you like winter, and i'm talking about cold, with a chance for at least? snow, we've got that over the next couple of days. no big snows and it won't be anything like we just saw. we saw two to four inches. i don't expect that to come again. >> but will i need my gloves and my hat later tomorrow? >> you're going to need it, doreen. you are going to need it big-time. >> we've got it. all right. we'll listen to you. thank you, doug. the beastie boys once said no sleep till brooklyn. the problem port caps -- >> they did? >> yeah, they did. they fell asleep once they got there. >> sports

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boy, those caps. the streak continues. >> well, they've been hot coming into tonight. 7 of 8 they've won before tonight. and they, you know, are halted in brooklyn. jinxed them. second place in the metro division. the caps are tied for second place. >> uh-huh. >> tied with the ones that beat them tonight. the great eight not alone on an island but together

islanders in brooklyn. early on it might not be the caps' night. former cap jason chimera. stopped by braden holtby but brock nelson puts on the rebound. 1-0 islanders. things get worse for holtby. now 2-0 in the second. middle of your screen. keep your eyes behind the net. john tavares sweeps around. nobody sees him, but josh bailey. tavares puts new york up 3-0. holtby pulled after that goal. tonight game 1 of a basket wac and it does not go well. washington falls 3-1. quick turnaround, they're going to be back home tomorrow to face the avs. >> we've got to play better against colorado. they kicked our behinds last time we were in there. it wasn't pretty. we weren't very good. we'll have to respond with a win. we weren't good tonight. we'll have to have a real good one tomorrow. >> all right. xfinity center tonight, maryland women hosting loyola. this one all terps, up 24

points. off the grayhounds' turnover. blair watson tweeting this to lewis. big ten record 37 assists in this game. fourth quarter, now a 48-point terps lead. and they're still going. watch them knock in back-to-back-to-back threes. a career-high 24 points for her. terps blow out loyola. 114-35. that's a 69-point victory. and the terps eight straight wins. the vol family making headlines again. liangelo and le melo heading to lith waynlit lithuania to play basketball. his two youngest sons are going to play pro ball overseas signing a one-year deal with a lithuanian club the powerhouse doug is talk about. liangelo withdrew from ucla after being suspended following a shoplifting incident in

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well, this was a pretty big day for? local elementary school students. for ten minutes they got to talk live to an astronaut on board the international space station. you'd better believe they didn't waste any time with their questions. >> what's your favorite part about being in space? over. >> what is it like when you are first in space and when you finally get back to the earth? over. >> my name is patricia. who or what inspired you to go into space? >> how do you answer all those questions in ten minutes? on the other end of the line, mark vandehei, an astronaut from falls church. the students worked hard on a 14-page application to be selected for this and tetam elementary in woodbridge one of about 20 schools selected from all over the or

some rapid-fire questions. >> something they'll never forget, too i bet. >> you know it. >> they've only got that short window when the space station's right overhead. >> that's it? that's why they got just ten? >> that's why. it's right there. >> talk fast, like being in a sportscast. >> now we understand why they only had ten.

[ 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 -- zendaya, billy crudup,