>> republicans insist that there inst o corroboration a kavanaugh. democrats are using words like whitewash and cover-up. hey say more than 20 witnesses were nevercontacted. they don't blame thefbi. they blame the white house. theomedian amy schumer was among protesters against the nomination. >> a busy a day it is not over yet. chris gordon is tracking the protests. >> remember that it is secret. they argue that t becausehe fbi was not allowed to do enough digging.

on capitol hill, high drama. senators blocking to view the nfidential fbi report on the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. protestersns ie and outside the capitol, turning up the heat. vote, expected to come down to three undecideds. republic jeff flake, susan collins and murkowski. one print copy for senators and a handful of staff. >> enough. enough already. let's vote. >> republicans insisting the investigation was thorough and nothing new. >> for goodness sakes, this is the united states of america. nobody is supposed to be guilty until proven innocent >> they didn't interview all the corroborating i am shocked.

>> ten people contacted. nine tinterviewed. among ttem, b kavanaugh or christine blasey ford. but the white house says ford told h side under oath last week. today in minnesota, president trump appearing confident. >> i think he is doing ver well. the judge is doing well. >> the question before the senate, whether brett kavanaugh will join the nation'sigst court. >> reporter: and we get a look during a procedural vote tomorrow. he could be confirmed to the supreme urt as early as saturday. onef the most popular men right now is this man, joe manchin. they're all on his tail, asking him how he'll vote.r earlhis week, 17 people staged an overnight sit-in.

as a democrat, he is definitely feeling the heat. said he has not decide yet how he'll vote. >> the protests may be over for now. but demonstrators promise to continue their fight calling on lawmakers to vote no on the confirmation. the protests start this afternoon outside the courthouse where kavanaugh currently served. then they moved down constitution avenue before heading to the capitol. >> police arresting demonstrators in a nearby senate office building. some of the senators whose votes may be crucial to kavanaugh confirmationav offices.

reporter: among those arrested is actress and comedienne amy schumer. they were put in hand restraints, taken away for processing, given court dates andsehen relea protesters gathering in the district where judge kavanaugh servesn the court of appeals. some coming from across the country. joined by them. >> he is anti-immigrant, anti-everything that i am. >> the group marching to the u.s. supreme court, filling the streets, carrying signs, when they arrived at the high court, they hear from them.

>> film has has. senator murkowski, you believes surviv matter? believe me believe survivors. >> reporter: this group of demonstrors is supporting brett kavanaugh. >> we came from veex, virginia, 3:30 a.m. to be here to talk to those he woul speak to, we supporthim. >> reporter: dmen that's the capitol, om the u.s. back to you. >> thank we hope you'll stay with us on air and online for all the lats.

just about everywhere, some showers tonight and we are tracking some temperature changes too. 87 today in gerstown. the frontal boundary and the rain moving into our region. r anothend toward pittsburgh. look what is coming now, heavy rain. if you live ier montg county, howard county, even toward prince george's, we'll continue to track this. behind this, feeling 15 to 20

degrees cooler. they will stick around. and watch this closely. yes, how many? >> a car a hits bus at the intersection of old liberty road and water street in frederick. there were children on board the bus. ht ton a man wanted for this. megan fitzgerald joins with us what led to h arrest. >> reporter: police tell us that it was tuesday evening.

a woman waski w along the sidewalk. moments later. >> this was a brutal ckat completely a shot. >> i am surprised. she was attacked by a man walking behind her in the dark. according to court documents, dustined rogers grabb the woman who tried on fight back. that's when police saytoogers the woman in a chokehold, dragging her into the woods, punching her several times. desperate to escape and breathe, the woman said she had aids. that's when he reached for a condom and she escaped, running

to aui securitying calling 911. rogers was at this 7-eleven. s detectivnt hours reviewing the surveillance video. this wasn't theirst counter with the law. police say days ago, o friday, he assaulted his girlfriend. then he attacked. >> when he exited, they arrested him on the strength of that and then took him into custody. >> there was supposed to be a bond hearing but it was postponed until torrow. >>. in south carolina, flags at half-staff and a community is

coping with a lot of shock and grief. seven police officers were shot in an ambush style fakeed to a two-hour firefight yesterday. one of the officers was killed. leon harris is tracking the latest. this happened at a house in florence, south carolina. and incredibly, children were trapped inside that house during this fifit. police were trying to execute a search warrant. begane their evide in the alleged sexual assault of a foster child. when they arrived, the suspect's father opened fire wit a high powered rifle. officer terrance was killed. he was an air force veteran and set to retire after just marking s 30th year of service with the frence police department. >> he hafd all the time. he was the proverbial gentle gian and i loved him.

>> the gunmans in custody. he was in a lethal firing position. the injur officers were pinned down so officers who arrived at the scene later had to bring in armored vehicle to move them out of the line of fire and off to safety. back to you. >> an awful story. up next, seniors meet marns. a hail of gunfire. we just moved in about four months ago,

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>> 17-year-old elijah cole. today inves to figure out who killed him. itappened thursday evening. >>e we were sit go home and heard about 15 gunshots. heollapsed in the driveway. the neighbor tried to save him but it was too late. a group of people were outside the home when another group ce up. >> there may have been some kind of a dispute. atoihat pnt numerous shots re fired. a bullet went through an outside wall and int a bathroom. th blet that killed cole ended a high school student's life. >> he was an excellent athlete.g he was loo at college and i think he was talking about the

military at some point. >> reporter: the kids here described him as a good kid and stayed quiet, to himself. meanwhile, investigators want to talk to anyone who c help them. especially several people who left the he before police got there. >> ty probably have information. a go fund me page is raising money for the family of a high school senior who was killedn a car crash. the truck was stopped on i-270 . yester this website says the 17-year-old loved wrestling and ran track and played football for northwest high school. counsellors were available today to help comfort his classmates. they say alcohol was not a factor. >> an apartment building engulfed in flames andarines racing toward the building to rescue the seniors inside.

ma a was there they reunited with some of the stranger they saved. when the fire broke out, marines were among the first to run inside and help get people to safety. >> for the residents, today was a day they've been waiting for. >> i have to thank them for saving those that could not help themselves. >> she recalls standing outside her building, watching her home go up in flames. >> we cried. we cried. weouldn't g back in. things that you can't replace. the owner has some going in to retrieve what can be salvaged. farther marines that risks their lives that day, they were just doing what any good neighbor situation.n the same

>> we're definitely erwhelmed. >> as for the 160 seniors who lost their homes and most if not all of their belongings, they're beginning the journey of putting their lives back together while ci officials help them put their lives back together. >> some days are bad. we don't know where we're going to be living. we love that neighborhood but we can't go back. waking up every morning and knowing you don't have a home to go bkto. >> investigators are working to find out why the fire alarm system didn't work. news4. we've got some news for your health. some research on somethinge you may doing every day. taking low dose aspirin may

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well, we can all breathe a big sigh of relief now that your predictions did come true. >> we did hit 90 today sonk tha you very much. >> respect, talking about forecasts.su er forecasts as well. believe it or not, we were talking about the forecast. they invited no talk about all things winter in our area. especially what we're expecting. not just the tig storms b smaller storms we all need to be prepared for and knowing they're coming. you know what happened before the blizzard of 2016?

we've got cloud cover out there. winds out of the south at seven miles per hour. hear wg.t's happen most of the area will remain dry right through the evening hours. we a dealing with some storms around howard county.he no portions of montgomery county. we're on the dry side. this has been around frederick. coming through mt. airy, towar damascus, savage, maryland. extreme northern prince george's county. the heaviest will go right through our county. look at the very strong storms. that whole line will runhrough our region later on tonight.

tomorrow we get cooler, about 76 degrees. get to that forecast coming up. how much drizzle will we see? think of the cloud cover, too. 85 on monday. next week, the weekend focast. st growing prote as the president's nomination. >> and some are known for their stoic exterio but they're showing a different side. plus, a medical myster a little boy and his family open up about his rare disease and t courageous spi as doctors in we just moved in aboutors in four months ago,

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investigators reached out to ten people and interviewed nine of them. this report will not be made public. chuck grassley says the report shows no hint of misconduct.

his democratic counter part says the most notable part ishat is not in it. dozens of potential witnesses were never concted by the fbi. protests inside the hart senate building ended with more than 300 people including amy schumer getting arrested. the demonstrators have been calling on lawmakers to vote no on judge kavanaugh. >> had man faces life in prison for suspected rape. montgomery county police say he attacked a woman coming out of a metro stop late tuesday night. officers have arrested dust yig rogers 11 times. b daysefore the alleged rape, police wanted him on charges of pulling a knife. and hand shakes and hugs as

marines reunited with those they saved last month when the fire ripped through apartments, marines next doort athe navy yard sprung into action. today they said they were acting on instinct. local leaders as you have never seen them, stepping out to show stories of ase and assault. >> kathy heen searching for the bodies. how do you sum up a lifetime of pain from the podium? >> it has taken me a long time to stand up here and say that i am a survivor. i am a survivor. many know her as a delegate.

in front of this gathering she admits she is a survivor of sexual assault, date raped in college. >> this is the first time in public i've ever said >> domestic violence is personal for mark levine, too. he told us that his sister janet. she and her two kids left her husband hoping t avoid a domestic violence situation. he says his brother-in-law killed his older sister. he only wishes she could have called out for help sooner. >> she was ashamedo be with man who would abuse her so. she was ashamed. we should be asmamd would give women that shame. >> and another familiar face, often promoting her office initiatives with a smile and exterior joy. masking deep rooted pain.

a i am survivor. >> the sheriff recalling how her stepfather treateder mother. >> the man that she married beat her, he beat my brother,i. >> encouraging others to make the call. for yourselfr hers. >> you help others. to get help for yourself or someone you love, search make the call in our inning washington app. tomorroarks one year since the sex assault allegations against harvey weinstein first became public. today, veteran journalist connie chung is openingbo up her

own sexual assault. she wrote an op ed for the " "washington pond showed support for judge kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford. shwrote, quote, i too was sexually assauld. t 36 years ago but about 50 years ago. chun went on to say, quote, i am writing to you because e i kw thct dates, exact years are insignificant. we remember exactly what happened to us and whoid it to us. chung said she was assaulted by a doctor while she was in college back in the 1960s. republicans onal appeared one step closer to guaranteeing a pay raise for workers. they strauk deal to give a 1.9% increase next year. you may remember that president trump decided to freeze federal pay lath, citing budget kernels. the dea s lifts aary freeze on executive level jobs.

e mocrats support the incre but they're t opposedo the executive raises. the virginia governor was key in brokering this deal. congress likely won't vote on it until after the mid-terms. with just over a month to go, barbara comstock is trailing her point. a new poll finds jennifer.n we with a 7 poi lead. saying they are virtually tied along party lines but. weton has an edge. the jtice department announced the indictment of several russian military spies. prosecutors say the spies hacked and leaked drug testing data from olympic athletes. the hack was retaliation for the

revelation that moscow sponsored aoping program for its athletes. three of the seven russian spies are already charged in question, theackn our presidential election i 2016. turning back to the weather, the temperature swing that we're all going to feel. doug is i trackin all. >> we hit 90 degrees again today. tomorrow, a lot different. the reason, we're tracking this frontal boundary. it is making i wayhrough into parts of maryland. i'll tell you what thateans morrow and the weekend. big changes. 90 today, feeling 90 degrees cooler. we're backou in a ce minutes. has china been spying on amazon and apple? we'll break down the claims plus, a warning fordrivers. two local counties singled out because of their roads.l we'lell you where they are and what is bong done try to and what is bong done try to

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accused of hiding tiny chips. a bloomberg executive says china hid thehips in mother boards. it then gave the chinese secrets to those who bought the computers. they said apple and amazon bought the hacked hardware. >> they were designed to give invisible doorways. >> apple and amazon both deny finding the chips. the u.s. government investigating. it reports it doesn't appear any consumer data was stolen. where are the most dangerous roads in our region? a new report from aaa says two of the mt populat counties.

>> reporter: driving around here can be dangerous. people are distracted and everyone is in a rush. this new report sheds light on ere we need to be. dlyis unfortunate but d crashes on our roads are oncomm. >> i've seen quite a few bad de acs. >> reporter: prince george's holds a notorious record for dangerous accidents. new number show9 traffic deaths in prince george's county in 2017. that's up 32% over the year before. 35 traffic death there's fairfax county in 2017. that was the most in virginia. >> everybody is in too much of a hurry. >> reporter: she says some around here can be dangerous.

>> they don't allow for traffic sovehey lea way too late to ke their commitment. >> reporter: it is said a crash happens that every four minutes inar county. in prince george's county, places like maryland 210 is becoming synonymous with bad crashes. . >> reporter: they bot have adopted as part of the street safety campaign but they say the numbers are adding up in the wrong direction. news4. theheare some of t smartest minds in the medical field. doctors at nih try to zer in a cure for a little boy with a mysterious condition. and we're tracking some big temperaturechanges. doug lets us know when it will doug lets us know when it will stop feeling like

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and fully fund our schools. the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. ground research and medical developments happen every day at the national institutes at bethesda. the children's inn ise often whhildren in their most vulnerable time come from across the country to take advantage of this great national resource. a special place where doctors do more thandminister medicine. they offer hope. the storyf abram with a very rare disease and the strength to take on an army.

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bilitating pain. >> he got to throw out the first pitch. >> you loo so strong! >> i don't look sick but i am ck. for two years, he has been meeting witmedicine's best in this very special place. >> and few peopled can underst his heart and his hope le the children's inn at nih. >> rare disease is a very wei beast. i don't have another word for it. it is f hard people to come alongside that and not run away. it is overwhelming and confusing. >> what do you hope hpens when the doctor does tests on you? what would you like? >> it will work and make me feel better. >> i would love the gift of a diagnosis. that's the top,he ultimate. i would love treatment.

more than anything, health. i want him to have the life that his brother and sister have. i would like him to go play without hurting. until then, another drug to take, another test to try until he doesn't need this special place anymore. >> a sweet, sweet kid. >> the children's inn serves more than 1,700 families every year. and every day, doctors give new hope and new reasons for kids like abram. >> they could incredible things there. >>hey do. >> and for so many people coming from across the country, they're frightened and worried abo their children. on and they see it as a scary praise. it is their home away from home. it is their home away from home.

>> doug is back with more about our weather. >> temperature in the low 70s. and talng about cloud cover, the weather has been phenomenal. nice warm numbers. we're going closer to fall the next f days but summer returns. out there, we're tracking some thunderstorms. right into howard county in toward anne arunl county. reports of montgomery county. right along the patuxent river toward prince george's, heads . you have a get storm that's making its way your way. this storm has really blossomed. you can see all thelightning. a very strong storm. omis is dropping very heavy rainfall. and notice how in the last couple minutes, it is going more south. if you live even around bowie, i think you will see it coming

your way so heads up intohose areas. that's just one area of storms. another oneo e south. most of this will continue to fizzle. i am expectingkore showers b toward west virginia as well. i think we stay mostly dry. 82 no dropping into the 70s by 9:00, 10:00. it is tomorrow we see the real change. the heat index, 92 in annapolis. 90 in manassas. it is hot and humid. rent row will be a dif story. kids waking up to the 70s. stml very w in the morning this time of year. 73, 76. the average high is now 73. we're still a little above weerage. in theend, not a washout. not bad.

if you have any activities and you have a choice between saturday or sunday, a better day on aysu going to the pumpkin patch? we'll get you in the green there. the kids games, drizzle on baseball gamesen will be played with some semi wet fields. outdoor barbecues, sunday, sunday, sunday.'s thhe better day. so even though we have clouds and drizzle. no big deal. tell everybody to come over on sunday. morning fog on sunday. right back to summer-like temperatures in the 80s through next week. a o l clouds early. a chance of showers next friday and saturday. ritnow, that system in the caribbea it could com through the gulf as a tropical storm. and then make its way here. it would be much cooler. a cold front.

we may get into the 50s. that's what we're supposed to be. >> the average, 54. we haven't mit yet. >> wud better enjoy that. sunday coming up, an historic start for the caps and now a trip back to visit friends. >> here's lester holt. >> ahead for us, protests and dramae ahead of vote kavanaugh as senators get a look at the fbi background report. we'll have late details. and brace yourself. and brace yourself. important news about the price kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary

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>> the demons have been exercised! good morning, good afternoon and od night pittsburgh! the capitals have done >> yeah. that was fun. >> oh, i just love it. >> we love it. >> finally some fond memories coming out of pittsburgh. that was the last time the capitals played them. tonight, the season opener. the caps ushered in aew seon. last night, hoping it is not goodbye for the stanley cup. and they're off to a good start. the largest opening week in caps history. two goals in1:47. defendingt for the champions in an opener.th

hope to carry it throughout the season. >> an emotional night. the way it starts, the way to play the rest the season. >> if youn, you want to repeat it every year. >> he got his chance t take ice to wild cheers and watch them put up the snley cup banner. today, the head coach tom reirden announcing that wilson is appealing his e20-gam suspension for his s preeason hit here. thehl handed out the spension before the opener which will cost him 1.3 million. the last 105 mes. but his teammates, they feel for him. >> when i found out, i texted

him right away. i gave him a hug and. i'sorry. he brings a lot of emotion to the game. he'll be missed. >> and smith-pelly calledett and they said if he said anything about the suspension, he too would get suspended so he team is notpy about the news. the red sox plan to come out swinging monday night. one of the final preps fortune ime time for the burgundy and a longer practice week for the redskins since they are on moay night football. a lot of momentum was heading into the bye week. can they carry it out of the bye week? a big test against a 3-1 new

orleans saints. for anyone worried about it, the head coach jay gruden sets it straight. >> obviously led by the hall of famer again. it will be a very exciting t for everybody. should not have any problem at all. >> going into the home crowd monday night. it wll be rea hype. we have to make sure that we just keep going throughout the game. >> right now in game one of the ead to he brewers rockies 2-0 in the sixth. that game in milwaukee also later tonight. th dodgers host the braves in the other nlds. and taking a step back. a sound here. >> how many games.

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it. >> that will do it for us. nightly news in 60 secon.ds barbara comstock might as well be barbara trumpstock. donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia.

"i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." brea breaking news tonight. protests erupting at the capitol with the supreme court cliff-hanger now hours from a make or break vote. democrats blasting the fbi's report as a sham. republicans hailing it as vindication. as we await word from critical undecided senators, stunning words tonight from a former supreme court justice about brett kavanaugh. russian spies charged with hacking the u.s. anti-doping agency stealing the medical records of the williams sisters and simone biles to them of accuse cheating. the hunt for a masked killer dressed in black and terrorizing chicago. executing people seemingly at random. >> the fact is somebody in this roo probably knows who he is. he's somebody's neighbor. one of the biggest superstars on the