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guilty on alls. char daron wint convicted in theal br murders of four people. new evidence coming ou tomorrow. >> the jury did the rightthing. we're very relieved. we're very >>happy. and not the target. >> in any neighborhood, it's sad. i need my three kids to be safe. news 4 at 11:0eabegins with ng news. >> everyone should always remain vigilant. >> the fbi will continue to t focus all of resources at our disposal. >> has to be taken with the utmost seriousness. >> it isis absolutely terr well will arrest the people or person responsible. >> we are discovered things by the ho. >> new leads by the hour. searching for the suspect behind a series of package n'mbs. >> we all know they were sent through the u.s. mail, and investigators are trying to figure out what elsehey have in common. >> the fbi now studying ten bombs in quantico, virginia.

postal workers across the country are searching for asmor. the one found at 8:00 this morning. and tonight, the search for the bomber i focused on south florida. >> leon harris starts us o with the latest from the live desk. a tension day, leon. >> it is, jim. an hour ago, police said a suspicious package at the office of dianne feinstein was not a threat. tonight, though, in manhattan, policeesponded to theime warner center, a day after a potential pipe bomb was delivered to the cnn offices there, and this time around, it was a false alarm. the package turned out just to a pack o.j. oage of unattended. the nypd still encouraging people to say something if they see something. a mail sorting facility north of miami florida under the r ngcroscope. authorities looo see if

some of the packages were mailed from that building. in fact, it possible all the packages went through there, but at this 'spoint, oo early to tell. >> the fact that none of these s devi have gone off should not give any comfort. the threat should be considered active and viable. >> a total of ten suspected mail bombs have been sent. none containing explosives have been identified since this morning. jim, doreen, back to you. >> all right, leon, thank you. we mentioned, none of the intercepted devices has exoded, but were they even supposed to? >> yeah, the intent behind these packages is a big question for investigators tonight. nbc news nationa security and justice correspondent julia ansley explains what they're looking at. >> reporter: just because none of these ten have detonated yet doesn't mean that the intent wasn't to cause s.ious harm we understand from a le of law enforcement officials that you cannot conflate capability with

this could have been someone that wanted to inflict harm or maybe they just wanted to inflict fear, but just because they did not detonate may not mean that the intent wasn't there. it could very well be that om er was constructing these just didn't have the know-how, didn't have the capabilities to put together a device that would actually detonate. there aew a keys of evidence here, though, one is that the piece right herehat is connected to the device looks like something of a timer, but yout wouldn' really be able to time a detonation if you're sending it through the mail. you wouldn't know when it hadre hed your specified target. so, there's a lot up in the air and i think investigators will tell everyone they speak to now, press conferences, privately to reporters, is that they don't know the intent until they're able to trace these and find the perpetrator. >> and while you're sleeping tonight, this story course, continue to change. we'll be on the air at 4:00 to tell you about any new devices discovered overnight and if we learn nor details about the

sender. onto other news now, we're in weather alert mode heading into friday, watching a storm system that doug's been tracking r about a week now. >> all right, doug, what are we in for tomorrow? >> yeah, guys, nothing severe here, but this is going to be a big storm. this is going to have a majorct imn your friday and right into the early portion of the weekend, too. take a look at what we're dealing with right now. cloudy skies. no rain just ye but you can start to see the rain trying to move in. take a look. this is where the rain is coming fr and it's actually a storm hat's going to be forming down towards jacksonville and making its way up the coast as a nor'easter and a coastal storm. that means for us a lot of rain overnight into the day on saturday. rainy, very chilly friday. make ture you take coats and the umbrellas. we'll time it out for you. nasty saturday morning for sure. updated halloween forecast, that foreca actually a little bit better. this forecast -- not so much.i' see you back here in about ten minutes. >> all right, doug, we'll see you >then.

he verdict was a slam dunk for prosecutors. three years after four brutal murders. seven weeks after the trial began, daron wint, glty on all counts. news 4's megan fitzgerald explanshat surprised some experts today about the verdict in the muso-called mansioers trial. >> reporter: for the last three and a halfhe years, family of these four victims have waited for justice. today, in a unanimous decision by jurors, lead prosecutor laura box said justice was served. >> very relieved. the jury did the right thing. we're very relieved. very happy. >> reporter: daron wint was found guilty for holding hosta and brutally murdering this acouple, their chi housekeeper back in may of 2015. the parents were overcome with emotion and cried the moment the verdict was read. it took a diverse panel of jurors two days tora deli,

which is something former federal prosecutor glen kirschner said was unexpected. >> it told me that the prosecutors left no doubt in the minds of the jurors that this was a very song case on the evidence. >> reporter: for six weeks, juro listened to evidence a the testimony of more than 20 witnesses called to thest witne d. prosecutors argued that dna evidence tied daron wint to the crime, showing jurors it was found on five items, inclung a pizza crust and on the bedding in the room where the three adults were murdered. defense attorneys argued that wint was innocent and it was his two brothers who commied the murders and tricked daron into coming to the mansion. but in the end, jurors decided that daron wint is the one who took the lives of four innocent victims. daron wint will spend the rest of his life in prison, b he will be sentenced on february 1st, and t whether or not he'll have the

possibility of parole. now, tomorrow morning, we're expecting prosecutors to release all of the evidence they used to convict daron wint in this six-week trial. reporting a d.c. superior court, megan fitzgerald, news 4. a deadlocked jury means a virginia man will get life in prison instead of the death penalty for killing h wife and a rookie police officer. a judged sentenced ron hamilton to life behind bars today. he killed his, wi crystal, and prince william county police officer ashley gwindon, her first day on the job. hamilton's fathe was grateful that the jury spared h son's life >> we have always beeng ask for mercy, and my son has always been remorseful. >> the mothers of the two victims wanted the death penalty. the officer's mother said

cleaessage should have been sent -- if you kill a police officer, you will get the death penalty. three hig in leesburg face very serious charges tonight after a football player was sexually assaulted in the locker room. we told you about thit incid earlier this month. one high school student faces sexual battery chaes and two others are charged with assault and battery. police tell us the student attacked was an underclassman, october 1st, and the incident was not hazing. the football team went to the state finals last year. a stray bullet hit and killed tom marmet on his way home from work last night. the 22-year-ol was driving home through northeast d.c. he was not the intended target. news 4's shomari stone reports now on the pain for both marmet's family and the neighborhood where he was killed. >> 22-year-old tom marmet, a social worker whorecared for

those less fortunate. police say he was killed by and ra bullet wednesday evening. >> i think last night we had shrimp alfredo. >> reporter:on sasha jacas in the kitchen cooking when she heard three shots. >> boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: tom was kled while driving his jeep liberty home from work. >> it's sad. it's unnerving. >> reporter: she heard the gunfire because she lives neari thalley. police sources tell me that the shots camebehind me. tom marm was driving rpendicular to the alley. stray bullet shattered the thndow, hit him and came on going. he came to a stop at the red light. t we're trying reach out to the public. >> reporter: this evening, homicide detectives passed out yers.00 reward >> i tell you what, i've spoken to his dad, they're devastated. >> reporter: t was ll-liked in the community. he grew up in chevy chase,

graduated from the university of vermont six months ago and the maret school in 2014. >> he was one of those students who you knew from t get-go had an incredible generosity o spirit. >> rhorter: while police sea for the shooter, sasha jackson hopes they make an arrest. >> i have threeds i need them to be safe. >> reporter: indeed. a lot of children in that neighborhood. and parents and people who live ere hope police make quick arrest. meanwhile, detectives ur s urge anyone wit information, if you know who is responsible for this shooting, call d.c. police. shomari stone, news 4. coming anup, a m makes violent threats towards il on ees at the cou american islamic relations. we'll show you the surveillance video. tonight, candles in dupont circle. ll vigil before matthew sheppard goes to his final resting place in washingto

tomorrow. and megyn kelly's future at nbc in doubt toilght. why she not appear on "the today show" again morrow. to

it's been 20 years since matthew spard waseaten to death because of his sexuality. a vigil was held for shepard tonight in dupont circle ahead of his internment tomorrow at l.shington national cathed shepard's parents say the cathedral will be a safe place for their son'sas s. that ceremony will take place tomorrow morning at 10:00. do you recognizehis person? video taken tuesday night shows the man d.c.olice say

threatened people who advocate for muslim-americans. new tonight, news 4'sory smith explains what witnesses say set the man off. >> reporter: from the surveillance footage taken inside the couil on american islamic relations, the suspect seems calm, mild mannered. but it's what you can't say that alarmed the staf >> when he was asked to leave the building, he actually shouted out islam sucks. >> reporter: the director of government affairs was one of two employees that confronted the suspect that afternoon and tried to get him to he says the man was outraged on this post, calling for john grasso to step down after he shared an anti-muslim meme on facebook. the man ultimately leaves the building. but it's what he did next that disturbed employees so much they thlled police. >> and , motioned, did the throat cutting motion to another staffer, which we saw very much

as a threat. >> reporter: they are no stranger to hate. nearly three yrs ago, the office was evacuated after an employee opened an envelope and discovered a wwdte . the organization has enhanced its security after this incident, but it's not backing down from its mission. >> we will maintain the outspoken advocac organization for the american-muslim rights y, defending the of muslims and all americans. we will remain undeterred and we will continue on. you one er: let's give last look at the suspect. anybody who has information is asked to contact police crimestoppers. they arein off a $1,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and an indictment. we're in southeast tonight. cory smithnews 4. a heightened state of alert forcedvacuations in the district today. employees at two radio stations had to leave their offices because of a suspicious package. conservative news ralkio 107.3 aremal and mix

in the building off 34th and jennifer street in northwest. that's friendship heights. eventually, they got the all-clear. we're watching for newde lopments on megyn kelly's future. the nbc host was absen from he today show" this morning at 9:00 a.m. nbc aired a repsot e of "megyn kelly today." the network says it will do the same thingtomorrow, quote, given the circumstances. kelly apologized this week for commentsti she made quing o dresswas unacceptable in blackface for halloween. because ofottially messy weather this weekend's walk to end hiv has been postponed. it was scheduled to happen on saturday. now it will be held on december 1st, which is also world aids day. even though there's a new date for the walk and the 5k, the whitman walker brunch tond v will go on as planned. >> good call. >> you can do brunch in the

rain. i yeah. >> and it going to be kind of nasty. >> yeah, i'm really thinking sa trday morning is goi be really nasty. not just with rain, but chilly temperatures and wind gusting 20n 30 mileshour. that's something we'll be tracking for you, too. right now, not a bad night. it's cool out there. we've got the cloud cover making its way in through the area rit now. temperature-wise, still not too bad in the city. 50 degrees. it's those southwest winds that will keep us on the milder side tonight and the cloud coveai the clouds act as a blanket, but it's still cool. look at warrenton. 4 41. so, a chilly night. meaning we're going to wake up to a chilly day. tomorr no rain now. we're dry tonight. we're going to be dry tomorrow. we're in weather alert because we're tracking this monster of a storm that's back to the south and west and you can see how expansive this rain i from minneapolis, all the way down towards the florida panhandle, we're seeing aai lot of and reis is actually going to be an area of low preshat moves along the coast up to our region, gives us the rain. let's show you, time

you at the bus stop. a cool bus stop forecast. 44 degrees. the kids will nee c thets tomorrow morning. but make sure they take an umbrella, too. by the time we get to the afternoon, 3:00, 00, that's when the rain starts to come in. they're walking home from the bus, jusalking home in general, you will need the umbrella around that time. recess, no problem. just a little bit on the chilly side. time it out for you a different way, here on future weather. here is 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. just clouds. again, were dry right on through the noon hour. here's noon around lunchtime, nt problem thereall, but here comes the rain, right around 3:00, 4:00. w making its on in. as we move through the afternoon, yeah, you're going tr see then all night tomorrow night. that rain moving through and heavy rain tomorrowight around 11:00. so, really make sure you watch out for this, make sure you have thembrella handy. if you're going to be making your way out, make sure you take off real quick, because again, you're goi to be needing the uber or get there very quickly or your car verybequickly, use that rain is coming down.

saturday morning at 7:00 a.m., that's the time that walk for hiv would be out there, a lot of rain, right on tough noon. and it does look like the rain's ogoing to kindf stick around a little bit for the noon hour, right on through early afternt'n. so, t why saturday, not looking so good. tomorrow, weather alert day, we're goi weather alert through early saturday. high temperatures of only 56 on rather breezy, too, with the gusty winds. sunday, a high of 60. this looks okay. sunday looking all right with c mostlyudy skies. and then look at monday. we actually have a storm system sundayight into monday, but it's out of here by monday morn pg. you may wake up toet roadways. most of the day looking good. halloween, yterday at this time, we were thinking halloween would be in the low 50s and kind of nasty, but hey, right now, a lot better. this storm system that i was looking at is going to stay to the west and that means for us, we're in the warm sector. 65 on your wednesday for you halloween trick or tr 70 degrees on thursday. 70? oh. won't that feel nice.an we get some more showers, another storm that tries to make

its way in here nwet end. yes, it is another weekend. a lot of people upset, we've had a lot of rain. >> we have indeed.al righty then. >> halloween is sounding better. thanks, doug. coming up, two teams that don't like each oth one bit, two players that definitely don't like each other. what josh h norman to say about his match-up with odell beckham jr. >> sports nextt, but fi here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys. tiffany haddish is here, plus we have steve kornacki, music from buddy and "tonight

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>> caps up in canada. it is hard for them to get more than one o two in a row. >> seems like we have the trend right now for the sports team. >> up and down. >> hold on. >> the ,capitals, thou they are trying to string together their first winning streak of the season,ut it was earlier today we learned after a week of waiting, the nh upholding tom wilson's 20-game suspension. so, he is with the team traveling as they take the ice tonight for the second of their five-game road trip up in canada. and they are two of the nhl's biggest stars facing off. alex ovechkin and connor mcdavid. skip ahead, second period. oilers up one. capitals on the power play, but a bad turnover and ryan nugent-hopkins makes them pay, scoring a shorthanded goal. now, later, capitals on the behind going to put it the net and send it to burakovsky. it's a great pass. they're trailing now b2-1,ut in the third period, an old friend

hurting the caps. ss to alex chaseson, he fires and scores. he just gotis stanley cup ring, too. oilers lead it 3-1 in the third period. now, ae areost halfway through the season, and the redskins are one win away from theirt record in ten years. that win needs to come agast a 1-6 giants team -- ah, they're the worst team in the league, but this will be a divisional battle. one guy the redskins definitely have to keep under control is odell beckham jr. fourth in the league in receivingards this season, one of the best receirs in the nfl, and can takee over a gam at any moment, but obj prone to outbursts both on thede line and on the field. no one knows that more than cornerback josh norman. their rivalry dating back to norman's panther days. you remembe the two got into a much publicized battle, resulting in a suspension for beckham. now, norman taking the high road when asked about beckham.

>> good player for awhile. it goesw to s what they gave him there. to each and evy, terounk y om it's shing that everyone makes -- i don't really see all that. but hey, we'll see this time around. and the next time. and so, yeah. write about it when it happens. ,ll right, we let's switch gears to college football. virginia tech hosting georgia tech. hokies looking for two straight wins. fourth quarter, scoreless. ryan willis, quick pass to tre turner. breaks it outside. he is gone. turner, not to be confused with the nats shortstop, takes it 46 yardor the score. later, tied at seven, willis airing it out this time. d it'samon hazelton hauling ithe in for 41-yard score. vi inia tech with a14-7 lead, but the yellowjackets rushing offense, too strong.

tobias oliver punching it in from just a yard out. 465 rushing yards for georgia ch te. they beat virginia tech d49-28. ollege football, i know, big match-up, florida/georgia this weekend, so>>- saturday. >> you have to do a bet. you have to pay out -- >> she'll be wearing a blue orange monday. >> yeah, he open s -- owes me several dinners. we stopped that, now it's just w bet about has to wear the other school's colors. we'll see monday what we're wearing. find out, tune . >> you are going t are you crazy? you love her! ♪ this is how we do it wow...

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