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parking lot of a bar and a shopping center. news 4's shomari stone just got to the scene. >> reporter: good evening, i'm here thiot this parking off of little river turnpike by 395. the entire parking lot over here is roped off. that is the viva tequila restaurant. we're hearing that there was a shooting involving a security guard. however, police have not told us the condition, the name of the curity guard, or the name of the victim. you can see them right here. they are takingpi ures, the re about to exte crime scene on over as they continue to investigate and try to gr evidence. back over in this area, there are people who they are talking to on the other side of those cars, possibly witnesses to what happened. we do not kn if the shooting occurred inside the viva tequila restauraw. we don't k if it was outside, but we do know a man was shot. we don't know the extent of the injuries. police are continuing to gather evidence and talk to witnesses.

we will bring you details as they become available on our nbc washington app. i'm shomari stone, news 4. thank you. also breaking tonight, the saudis say journalis jamal khashoggi died in a fistfight in their consulate in istanbul turkey. it is the first time they have confirmed the writer's death, but not everyone is buying their story. saudi state tv says khashoggi was killed after that fight inside the consulate and that 18 saudi nationals are now under arrest. a statement also said quote, the kingdom expresses i deepest regret. the response on capitol hill has been fast and it's been scathing. wmakers on both sides expressing skepticism that the journalist died in a fistfight. many a calling for sanctions on saudi arabia, but tonight in arizona president trump praised the saudi government. >> well, i think it's a good first step. o's a big step. that's a lot people.

they've been a great ally in the middle east. we need them as a counter iran.e to >> the president hopes any action by congress does not thpact u.s. arms sales to the kingdom. saudis say their investigation continues.ni t to the weather now and a few showers moving in tonight on storm team 4 radar. doug is watching itll toee just how much of this will stick around for your saturday morning.? do >> we're watching that right now, jim. temperatures today in the mid-60s, 66 degrees after wed starff this morning in the 30s with many areas seeing frost across the region. but with sunshine, temperatures did warm nicely. look at these high temperatures, 66 in d.c., 66 as well down towards richmond, hagerstown 64. now we're watching a storm system making its way our way. it's bringing inarmer air. we are still sitting at close to 60 degrees right now, way above where we were last gh here's one storm right here, a frontal boundary that's going to we'll see a few more showers

tonight, but this area, look up s, see this eapo right here? that's another front. that is going to come through, and that is goingha toe everything for our sunday. we're talking much cder air, but first off enjoy your saturday. big changes saturdsu night into ay and another frost to start off the week. i'll have that all for you coming up in about tenminutes. new tonight, chopper 4 over the scene of an armed carjacking in north bethesda a few hours ago. it's tough to tell through these trees but this is near old georgetown road. groupr driver picked up a of four men around 5:15. two men pulled out ordered the driver to get out, then took off. police are looking for a black four-door honda civic with maryland plates. if you see it, you're urged to give them a call. the search on in the district for the man who carjacked a woman while her 5-year-old son was still in the backseat. at woman had just dropped off another child here at watkins elementary school in the capitol

hill neighborhood. police tell us she noticed the guy steal another car.from she got out to say something. then he got into her car a took off. a witness told us the mother was sperately trying to stop the suspect. >> she was going understandably crazy. when she saw this guy get into her car and start to drive away, she grabbed on to the door which was still partially open and tried to grab him and pull him out. she was yelling at him, get out of my car. >> officers found that car a few ablocksy with the child safely inside. the suspect and another man were last seen in dark gray nissan versa with stolen tags. again, if you've seen it or have any information, give police a ll. now, a heartbreaking story out of northern virginia. a manees a woman getting attacked on the street. he rushes to help he but the attacker turns on him, and the good samaritan dies. last night, patric salazar saw

this man, michael nash assaulting a woman. witnesses say salazar tried to intervene but nash came after him. a second man heard the scrms and t to help both victims. sh ran off and sal san quickly lostou consess. >> it was awful. i mean, he helped. he's a hero. he went to save this woman, and he sacrificed his life for it. >> there's no way to describe this other than a tragic loss for our community. here was somebody who saw something that was happeng, a offense, came somebody's aid and tragically lost his life. >> p sice caught naseral hours after the attack. the woman told a witness she knows nash and heapped. nash faces a slew of charges and more are likel to be added. october is domestic violence awareness month, and tonight one offender is facing the next 40 yearsn prison. a montgomery county judge went beyond sentencing guidelines and

threw the book at him. that judge took the man's history into account. >> prosecutreporter: prosecuto the victim was 100% certain she was about to die in the garage of this townhouse. this is how she looked moments after she squeezed uer the garage door and ran to the home of a neighbor who called police. >> she's in the house now, but she's terrified. her husband is after her. >> she told officers that after she'd told her husband that she was tired of his physical and emotional abuse and wanted to le e him and take their bab son, he choked her. when she broke away and tried to run out the front door he caught her and bged her head into a dazed.til she was he bound her wrists, arms and ankles with duct tape, carried her inac the garage. rding to court documents filed in the case he told her i'm gng to bring my gun. i'm going to kill you tonight.

whenel he left sheved to get the gun, she made her break. >> first degree assault and false imprisonment. i got him 40 years in that's a really long to think about how he acted, how he treated another human being and someone he purportedly loved. >> the state's attorney's office notis the tough sentence took into account he'd been arrested for assaulting his first wife in 2011 and had cpleted domestic violence education and counseling. >> reporter: the victim who survived chose not to enter a foal victim impact statement. she did, however, testify in the courtroom during the trial. when she came to the point where she described thinking she was going to be killed and never seeing her child or her family again, she broke down and sobbed. in rockville, jackie bensen news 4. we want to take you to the phoenix, arizona, area where president trump just wrapped up a rally with supporters. it's become a familiar sight in

recent weeks. the president spending a lot of time on the campaign trail before the midterm elections. this week he's been rampi up his rhetoric on immigration, and 3,000 people, mostlyondurans are on a migrant caravan right now. their jouey north has infuriated president trump. he's threatened to send the u.sy milita into mexico and close the u.s./mexico border. nbc new political director chuck todd says the president's rhetoric and campaign blitz could help republicans in senate races but have the opposite effect in the house. >> he has embraced this idea that he speaks for the party, that midterms are a referendum the president and he's running towards the flame. >> mm-hmm. >> wve never had that before normally, barack obama when he knew he was unpopular at a midterm, he took a backseat, george w. bush, same thing. bill clinton same thing. he's running towards the flame. in some ways there's a couple of ways to look at it. i think he's doing this simply

to save the senate. inis galvaniz of the trump base can have an impact in the senate races. and last in phoenix vegas and they've moved. they have moved. these were races that a month ago were leani towards the democrats. dst-kavanaugh they ared heats, and y have veryervous democrats, and this can be sporadically an effective strategy. does not help, though, republican chances in the suburban. the countdown to election day continues on "meet thepress" sunday morning. now to the moment so manyusf ave been waiting for, the chance to become an instant billionaire. how many timesave we heard that? get your tickets or dvrs ready. here are those winning numbers in to want's megamillions they are5,3, 53, 65, 70, and that megaball, lucky 7. win or lose, it i fun to dream

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family! >> next at 11, how one local woman ask her long-lost siblings found each other after decades apart. and earlier this week it was sears, now signs that a popular bridal shop chain could b next major retailer to file bankptcy. we'rrue

now s ary you've got to see to believe. a montgomery county woman and her t biological sisters meeting for the first time. all three were separated from their biological mother and adopted into three different homes. new at 11, nbc's mikeansen saw

this meeting firsthand down in charlotte. >> oh, my gosh!na fiy! >> oh, my gosh, you all are real. >> a meeting decades ithe making. >> i know, you're so pretty. >> reporter: full of joyful emotion, meg, rhonda and daphne, three sisters embracing for the first time aftere a lifet apart. the three women share the same biological mother who placed them all i goodhomes. >> here we are. >> i know. >> it was only after meg and daphne were searching for clues into their medicalha history they found each other. >> that's where it all started. >> reporter:then, an eve bigger surprise, a third sister, rhonda. >> just getting chills and thinking, oh, my usgosh. they jt looked like me. >> the middle child.

>> reporter: the women, now own up, building on a sisterly bond they never knew existed but always felt was possible. >> it's overwhelming. it's wonderful. they're beautiful. it's just the best thing, best thing ever just to finally have my sisters here. >> completeness. it's wonderful. ee >> trying to it together, but broke down a couple times on the airplane, so fally get to meet my blood, my dna right here. i always dreamed of having sisters. i was always jealous of my friends who would talk about their sisters and things they did and how they shared things and they looked alike, and now 've got the chance to do that with these girls right here, and it's the best feeling ever. >> reporter: reporting from the airport, mike hansen nbc charlotte. >> theisters never knew their biological whom who has passed away. all three women say they grew up in loving homes but finding each

other is the best gift. the country's top wding retailer may be on the brink of bas ruptcy. daviidal skipped a debt payment on monday, a move that often comes before chapter 11 bankruptcy. in a statement today the chain calls the missed payment a quote, strategic decision. there are more than 300 david's bridal stores nationclde inuding here in bethesda, buoy, springfield, and all right, doug, a wet end to the week? >> we've got somewe s out there right now. it won't load, but i got a megaball and one number. >> you've got the weather to wrap up. i think i might win 5 bucks. >> there you go. that's a beer. >> i got somhowers out there for you. storm team 4 radar, a couple of showers, but not a lot going on. still very warm. it's a pretty nice night with the exception of these little sprinkles coming through ntre. i o show you this right here. take a look, this was a haunted houseen the riverdarea. take a look at this, this is really cool.

one of the community centers out there towards riverdale, they had lines going arod the ilding in that area a little earlier today. this is the youth cultural center there, the maryland youth cultural center there in riverdale. alled the od, it's fear factory for all ages. even the kiddos 3 and up were able to get in sboo thi-- int t >> 60, winds ouft of the south. that southerly wind hping to kehings on the warmer side. you see the shower activity out there right now. we are seeg light showers. 55 in winchester. at this time last night we were already in th upper 30s in some areas. 37 in winchester. we'r 15 to 20 degrees warmer right now in most areahe notice wherehowers are, moderate showers around baltimore. some showers around frederick down towards the warrenton area, and even inside the beltway some light sprinkles. that's really it. this is not af big area riffle, but you can see some more showers to the west.mi clouds strea in.

thiss e area we're going to be watching, a little bit of a frontal boundary trying to make its way through here. this one kind of com through tomorrow. i'm watching this one way up here. that's the one that's going to change everything. we've got another nice day. overnight tonight, the clouds, the showers try to move through. 3:00 m., a couple of scattered showers. by early tomorrow morning the showers are gone. the clouds kin of remain, but watch what happens around the noon hour. we start to see more sunshin during about 1:00, 2:00. more sunshine tomorrw evening ost locations. we could see a chance for showers tomorrow afternoon down os the south, but that's something that of us will stay on the dry side, and we're looking at a pretty good day. look what happens tomorro night, that next front i was talking about, that starts to move in. another chance of showers overnight, and some snow back to the west., you kn that one's got some cold air with it. let's take a look at the windchill as we make our way into the night tomorrow night, windchills in the 40s and 5ts. bad, by sunday morning how about a windchill around 40 and

winc, let's go to 7:00 a.m. sunday morning, 30s again. s back towards the west. we're in for another cold day on wednesday: if you're thinking about heading to the patch, best day will be tomorrow. fall foliage not the best thi weekend. if you're going to the redskins game, breezy and windy. temperatures around 50 degrees during the game we're in for a chilly redskins game. that's okay as we take on the cowboys. 55 degrees and windy conditions. monday.st early on frost is going to be a big issue. nice on tuesday, and then another little systemries to move on through giving us some more cool air as we make our way towards the end of the week. temperatures in the 50s to around 60. wasn't bad watching that storm still next saturday and sunday. that could be a big one. >> all right, thank you. fans got free hockey tonight capital one arena. the caps were just one away from the win tonight. see if their backup goali

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