breaki news. ight now, a major artery in prind. george's county bloc chopper 4 over the parkway. police investigating a wild shoot-out that happened right there earlier today. and get this, a bullet hole left in a driver's side window i e>> if yon u haveth our nbcgt washin app, you have our alert about this tracee wilkins joins us live with the very latest. what have youlearned? we're five hours into this now, right? >> reporter: we are. we have one man who is suffering from life threatening injuries after he was shot out here on suitland parkway. a number of innocent ativers. the gews is that no one else was injured. this is an unbelievable scene. w this all under folded. if you look behind anme, sui parkway is still closed and it could be that way the next hour.

on the suit land parkway, complete strangers brought together by the violent crime theywitnessed. >> and i've seen the shoothng. he was i car. he was in the passengers window. he was just shooting machine gun. >> police say around 9: this morning multiple calls came in for what appeared to be a olling gun fight between two cars. it came to an wend one man shot in the roadway. >> the incident may have begun off the parkway. and an altercation between two i es. at one foinl male victim exited his vehicle and ran acrosshe parkway where he was struck by gunfire. >> i wanted to plug him up but i couldn't. i didn't want to impede in the investigation. >> there were a number of goo samaritans like this woman. she said she tried on help the gunshot victim who was also armed with a handgun.

she tells me the victim had a gun in his hand. he was bleeding. i walked toward him a to help i saw that from a white car, someone shot him around two times. then car took off. and they shot my car twiul. there wereple cars with gunshots. miraculously. no one else was shot or ysically injured. but emotionally -- >> this is nerve-racking. it really fis. bu the grace of god, i could have been in the line of fire. >> reporter: the police confirmed the victim found shot in the roadway at somet, po abandoned his vehicle and ran into the roadway. he had a handgun. what they're still trying to figure out is whether he shot that handgun and if there was indeed an exchange of gunfire or not.ls 911 c came in early on in the morning saying there was some kind of a gun fight unholding and endingere on the

parkway. the investigation into what started all of this is ongoing and police are looking for their suspect. vereporting back to you in the studio. >> unbeevable. >> thank you. we're also following breaking news here in the district. after weeks of stimony, cross-examination, and the lone suspect even taking stand in a big surprise move. the mansion murders cas is now in the hands of the jury. >> a jury of six men and sixow swem deliberating and going through all the evidence in this case as they decide whether to convict daron wint. meagan fitzgerald has been covering this case from the start. >> reporter: jurors were hanging on to each word as the prosecution and the defense tried for the last time to prove their case this morning. the morning started with the defee attorney judith pike wrapping up her closing arguments trying convince the jury the prosecution lied and

claiming the witnesses called tr testify misleading. the defense claims juror there's never knoif daron wint's brothers looked up directions. she said the prosecution never thoroughly investigated their phones or whereabouts. wint's attorney said that's one reason why jurors should find him not guilty. it was prosecution who got thewo last . laura argued against mostly every point the defense tried to make. she showed cell phone records for darrell wint work records for stephon to show theirhereabouts were corroborated. they looked at the jury and passionately said it is time to find daron wint guilty because he did it. if the jury doesn't reach a decision today, they'll frf 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day to deliberate. when they decide, we'll be here. news4. anrgent search for a man

who sexually aaulted a 16-year-old girl near twin brook station. she net man in wheat and rode a bus with him. the two got off the bus and the girl sn a stairwell. the man brought her back to the ation and that's when she got away. the suspect has a distinctiveoo tattnder his right eye. the girl said the attacker was in his 20s. d.c.'s attorney general is wagtstigation into thl oo akh into not for profit laws were broken to cover up sex abuse by priests. chris gordon h a look at the story. >> reporter: d.c. attorney general announcing his investigatio at the monthly breakfast meeting. a civil investigation into the handling of clergy abuse complaints by the arch diose of washington. >> the real scope of the investigation relates to whether

any of our not for profit losses have been violated by virtuef the cover-up. >> the attorney general's webse has a place for stroims report clergy abuse. if criminal conduct is found, it could be referre to the u.s. attorney's office for prosecution. >> we're all so interested in knowing how the archse dioce ies about investigating itself. >> asked parishioners at st. matthews cathedral what we think about the d.c. attorney general inating the handling of local clergy abuse complaints. >> yes, i think they should be d investigat. why the cover-up? if there is nothing to hide, it.y should welcome >> 13 states across the country are conducting investigations into allegations of clergy abuse. in virginia maryland, the offices of attorney general both have a policy of not confirming whether or not they are conducting an investigation. butoth have posted links on

their web and witnesses to report incidents of abuse. fr northwest washington, chris gordon, news4. the d.c. attorney general says the statute of l from mandatory reporting violations is three years. the arch dioce tells us there hasn't been a credible claim of abuse against one o its priests in the past. chief justice joh roberts said he is saddened to learn that the former jtice sandra day o'connor has announced she has dementia. she was the first woman to servt supreme court in the nation's history. she sat on the court from 1981 to 2006. chief justice roberts said, quote, n illness or condition can take away the inspiration she provides for those who will follow many paths she has

blazed. now tthe scary situation at fox 5 yesterday. the station has identified the man as george. guard shota security him yesterday after a confrontation in the lobby. we're told he contacted the station hoping someone would get him if touch with president trump. no one else was hurt in the o cident. he is expected okay and he'll be tashlgd with burglary. another dramatic day on wall street which came roaring back from the 500 drop early. the dow closed down 126 points. the nasdaq was off about 31 points. the s&p down 15. expertsay worries over tariffs ignited the op. >> so maybe you can recoup some of your 401(k) losses. tonight's i jackpots worth a

cool $1.6 billion and there's a powerball drawing as well. buying up all the tickets andakg some big dreams. i'm betting it hasn't been too hard to find somebody to talk to. >> reporter: well, there are a lot of people willing to talk and beam some big dreams. this is the store in landover. it is known as one of the busiest and certainly they've had a few winners.is th is the strategy zonerehetaki su'lip and walking over to the lottery count cher has been quite busy today. if you look at the walls, you can see how winning this store is. these are all their lottery winning certificates. the owner says the largest win was a $1.3 million for the multimatch. he says just since the doors have opened at 7:00, they've

sold so many. last friday when it was right at $1 billion, the line was 20 to 30 people deep throughout the evening. and he is expecting more of that today. especially with iteing$1.6 billion. oney that amount of you can't even really conceive. we spoke with he thiethyl a few minutes ago. >> it is an unfathomable amount. i don't know had a a person could do to .6 billion but it shast a goodould lon time. that's why you set up a trust. >> reporter: i mean would it last an eternal, right? can you even think ofhat amount of money coming? i asked her how she comes up with her winning numbers. because she is pretty sure she e the'sni mngixture ofin w

birthdays and special events. she also does the random quick picks. either way, you know what they say, you can't win if you don't play. >> all right. got our fingers crossed for all of them. way bullets hit more local homes. a baby shower inadvertently in the line of fire. theyeard andelt a bulletor two whizzing by. >> problem in one local county generating a lot of concern about safety. >> there could be c somehanges coming to your commute in an effort to reverse a trend. >> and ral precautions. meghan given advice to avoid the area because of zika. and it is gorgeous.

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suburban life meets country life. today some homes damaged by gunfire. it is a growing issue with growing pains. on homeowner's close call. david? >> reporter: there's peace and tranquility in the open qui. in loudoun county. combine that with growing development. a lot of folks are moving out lis way. a lot of this opd is congested in some parts. you have the country way of life. for many, that iludes target practice. tonight the sheriff is issuing a warning saying that you need to be more mindful about where the bullets are going. no one knows that better than one resident. you're hosting a baby swer f your daughter.

>> we were outside, taking a walk around the pond. and kind of felt like they heard and felt a bullet or two whizzing by their ads. they were like, we'd better go inside. the next night, getting ready for bed. i looked up at the ceiling in the master bedroom and i said what is that?d we loot it and it was a bullet hole. >> they were nothe trying hurt us. they were doing target practice in the uncotry. boundaries in the country. >> reporter: no one got hurt but she and others know it could have ended very differently. >> news4 was first to sound the alarm about this. how bullets are hitting houses and what's being done so that doesn't continue to happen so the bullets don't hurt someone and hit them. you saw it first on 4.

the district could turn to a ban against right turns oned and it is because of the pedestrian risks. 2018 is the deadliest year on the streets sce 2011. there have been 31 traffic death this is year. there were 30 in all of last year. in hopes of reversi that trend, the mayor wants drivers to take a short quiz to renew their licenses and she wants the ght turns on red banned on intersections in the city. you may see more speed cameras. some of the changes could take place in the next few months. meghan mark sl now expecting and she and her husband arryed ton fiji. it is their latest stop on the to in australia. and today, megn w seen wearing long sleeves.

she's concerned about zika which has been detected in fiji and tonga. zika can cause serious birth defects. >> can you imagine fing all the way to fiji is that finding out you have to wear long sleeves and sweat pants? >> whatever they want nowear, i'm there. > well, we've got good sun here. >> temperatures today, beautiful. we told you yesterday, and then we go back down hill. it is the roller coaster, up and down, up and wn. morrow we'll be back down. as we look across thearea, beautiful conditions. plenty of loose skies. still, not a lot of cover in our area. not going to see much. not the best for sure as we see the ht continuing through october. the very wet conditions.

71 in culpeper. 72oward patuxent. a pfect afternoon. that would be really, really nice. that's not what we're looking for. no rain now and no rain in our area. we are tracking the storm to our north. this storm providing some thunderstorms. even some severe weath up around boston. and even a tornado warning toward parts ofse massacs. this for us is just the cold front. it will be a dry cold front. look at these numbers. 71 here and 55 to the north. they are moving this very quickly. t to show you the temperatures. these the windchills. 8: tonight, not a big deal. 48, winchester. even by around11:00 tonight, 52, d.c., not bad.

the win start picking up. by 8:00 a.m. tomo,ow, gaithersburg. 35 in leesburg, 38, manassas. that's almost half of where we are now. right now it will feel like 35 tomorrrning. it will be a cold day and a cold time at the bus stop. 52 by recess andsunshine. cool all day. highs in the 50s as we make our way into the afrnoon. i think even colder on thursday. that will allow for some areas and then yes, the nor'easter. friday night into saturday. still looking like a good chance of that. early on saturday. we'll take a c muchser look at

your weekend. saturday or sunday. a lot of events going on. >> all right. thank you. >> if you're parent, it goes without saying. you want your child to have a better life. >> today, news4 today. >> how would you like to live like madonna for a night? i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a iend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message.

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all this week we're helping you live your best life. toda we're talking about your children. it's true that there's no manual when it comes to rearing them. whether you're a coach or a apparently or a mentor, you don't to have revent the wheel when it comes to setting people up for success. >> what have you got going on at school? >> she takes advantage talking

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we have a whole different environment here. >> right now, the temperatures in the 50s. in the 70s. we've got some phenomenalay weather t but that's it. today and today only. take a look. looking at the rest the live camera. that's a beautiful shot. dealing with a little wind. you notice, not much color here at all. we don't expect to see much over the next week. i think the peak c wille a week later. 71 right now. 63 to 54 by 11:00. that's when it starts to come through. 69 now in reston. 71 in no rain to talk about. we're on the dry side. the front coming through. windchills in the 30s. here we are. the windchills in the 30s now.

breezy, pretty much all day tomorrow afternoon. upper 70s. a really cool day. take look at the next few days, cool on thuday morningfrost. a chance of rain early, rather, late in theay friday. the nor'easter moves in. it gives u a.m. rain and wind. one two two inches of rain on asaturday. whut sunday. what about the rest weekend? >> more on our weekend. and it is not all bad. >> we were forecasting today. our big takeaway was the forecast through the week is really improving for those outdoor man's. saturday, you want to plan for rain. especially during the morning and midday hours. the cooler of the two days wit e high of 54 on sunday. check this out. high temperaturesear 60 degrees. if you're planning on heading out to the pumpkin patch, i

would recommend nday. the costume on saturday, starting around 11:00. a it might be okay. the temperatures at the beach this weekend ranging from 60 to 65 degrees for a high. not too bad. friday night, you want to plan for some ra. as we have the marine core marathon, we'll be there at mile four cheering folks on. and it is cool. not a washout. the temperatures in the upper 40 and finishing around 50 degrees. >> i'm running it this year. >> i know you've been training. >> no, i haven't been training it. get out there. a chance of a shower sunday,

monday. look how cool we stay. all the way you this next week including halloween. a high of only 54. >> if you're running the marathon, you'd better be right behind the ambulance. hilton's new idea is to go small. this is said to feel millennials. the rooms will be half the size of a hampton hote these micro hotels will have space saving features like wall beds and door raising closets. local eyes and ears will be focused on "the voice" tonight. ♪ >> funsho, atlanta, maryland, battles to keep a spot on team

adam. you can see and hear how it plays out starting at 8:0 tonight. >> wishing them luck. coming up next, gabe gutierrez reports from mexico where thousands of central merican migrants, tired, sore and coughing in a caravan trying to reach the united states. news4o was first till of the proposal that would ban right turns on red in certain parts of the district. nowor there are plans that can change what we drive in d.c. >> could it mean more tickets for commuters? you got the mermaid logo, the $3 plus coffee, the green aprons. you would think it is any other stbucks.

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some freight trains to get to the u. mexico border that much quicker. the department of homeland security is clueless. they could take two to four weeks but they may take other transportation. president trump is planning to cut off foreign aid to the central american countries who allow them t pass. he is now using immigration to rally his base ahead of the upcoming mid-term election. >> you know how the caravan started? does anyone knows what this means? i think the democrats had something to do with it. >> reporter: there are so many questions about how long it will take these migrants to get to the u.s. many say ty're fleeing poverty and violence in central america. breaking at 5:00, the fate of the sole suspect in the

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