classmate jordan mcnair. this as t they join growing call for new leadership for the state board that oversees the university. he should beashame of his decision. he failed the citizens of the state andmportantimportantly, he failed student body >> on tuesday, the board chair james brady announced the unwaivering support for dj to remain as head football coach. he was on the fieldoaching when the player collapsed during eat summer practice from zproek died two weeks later. yesterday, the umd president shocked many after saying that he will soon beretiring. he went against the wishes of the board who oversees him. the foundation that raises money for the university of marntand a letter to the regent saying could it jeopardize millions in fundingnd they wrote, saying we believe dr.

loh's leadershi is critical for the university at this challenging time and we call upon the board of region sxenlts the chancellor to publicl affirm its support of dr. loh's continued leadership. hogan tol me, he does not intend on calling for brady to step down>>mmediately. hat i called for was a complete and thorough investigation into what that. open and public hearings so we can get to th bottom of it. that's what we'll do. thes gubernatorial rival s the governor is playing polics. >> j brady, he chaired the governor's campaign, the govern's transition. what we know is that the governor has the power to remove any such appointee under our constitution for incompence. >> reporter: the board meeting right now. we're hoping to get an an update

of what they discuss before the close of business today. and from college to the high g hool football level, we're following breakws that involves foogt players in montgomery county. police are looking into hazing allegations at damascus high. investigators say it involves possible sexual offenses at the school. the school's principal sent a letter home that said the allegations are against members of the junior varsity football team, and that they forited today's game. news4's cory smith will have the latest from damascus in a few nutes. to a violent sex assault along a busy commute. a womand walking aro shady grove road when a man came up from behind her and attacked her. a stranger hearing her cries for help startled thatttack here ran off. news4's chris fwornld is live for us inro ville with reaction from people who live and work there. a frightening ordeal. >> reporter: this is a terrifying story. itappened right here along

shady grove road in rockville. a woman walking on at sidewalk about 6:00 this morning, was dragged into this grassy area. now, news of this attack is making many people here afraid. >> she walks her husband for safety whenever she can. they're upset by the news that a woma was sexually assaulted here just hours earlier. >>'m hearing this happening in montgomery county so often. and it is not getting a safe place. the sexual assault happening to a woman walneng alo on the sidewalk beside shady grove road in the pre dawn dar know. a man approaching her from behind. >> he pulled her to a grassy area andegan to sexually assault her. fortunately there was a passerby who heard her yelling f help. came to her aid and that's when the suspect fled.> >> he remains on the loose. a danger to the community.

many women work in the office wbuilding. sok to pick up lunch daly. others come here f a busines meeting or a doctor's appointment. >> will it cause you to do anythingy? differen >> certainly. i will definitely parcloser, close to the building as possible and i will be alert, watching. >> reporter: montgomery police are asking anyone who might have been in this area, shady grove road between key west avenue and black well road. anyone to give them a call. you may have information and not even know it. it could lead ton arrestnd remove this dangerous sexual predator from our streets. news4. president trump just wrapping up his sbeech the migrant caravan at the sborder.

the president is looking to restrict it and he is pressing congress to do so. he wants to end catch and rease, he says. >> those who choose to break our laws and enter illegally will no longer be able to make meritless we will hold them for a long time, if necessary. >> in recent yearshere has been an uptick in asylum claimsr is current lay backlog of more than 800,000 cases pending in court. the president is pressing the issue and heading into the mid-term elections, he is headed to missouri for another rally. it is less than a week away until the election day and we knowt one f these mid-terms. more and more people are castini ballots early. as of yesterday, data from target smart showed 24 million

early or absentee voters in this country. that's nearly double from early votes at the same time in 2014 mid-terms. the data shows pretty even divide among republicans and smocrats. it iorth noting, someone's party registration doesn't nessarily indicate how they voted. and the higher numbers could spell a lower outu on tuesday. check out our nbc washington app for a closer look at local early voting deadlines. and one of e most closely watched elections, the race for governor in georgia. today we saw twoigh profile appearances. oprah surprised voters knocking on doors for candida stacey abrams. oprah saying she herself has no intention of running for office but she added, she asked, she

asked about appearing and she spoke about the importance of voting. >> for anyone here who has an ancestor who didn't have the right to vote, and you are wherevernot to vote you are in this state, in this country, you are dishoning your family. >> vice president mikeence in georgia for republican brian kemp. and he spoke about oprah and will ferll making an appearance in the ste e. ,ndwas challenging anchorman when he sa i'm kind of a big deal too. turning to our forecast. big cnge is coming our way. >> let's just take a moment and savor that beautiful day. >> let's just take a moment. we can do that gether. it doesn't get a lot better than this. right now, temperatures in the 70s. yesterday, sunshine, 70s for halloween, gorgeous weather for the most part and that's what

we're seeing. highs into the low 70s a still there. the temperatures won't drop all that much. we are tracking rain. not now. everybodyill get home fine. i'm n worried about any wet roadways. looking back toward the west,lie are d with shower activity. some of these will make their way through the evening tonight andte then a b chance of rain as we move into tomorrow. i'm going to show what you this mean for your weekend. saturday, a little iff prosecutors in arlington will no longer recommend bail bonds for low level offenders. this comes a week after the attorney general said too many low income offenders are stuck many jail because they can't afford bail. something will jeopardize their employme and family.

they said a person who is not dangerous and isn't a flight risk should not be held if bail. this is the day that could make a difference in the lives of thousands of people in virginia of the it is the first day they can apply for the expanded medicaid program. a young manassas woman pushed hard and she hes this can change her life. >> before dawn, cara was waiting outside the office. when the doors opened, she wanted to be the first ter an expanded medicaid program.wh en we first met her lt week, she said her life was divided between two pas. before and after the amputation. she also has a bad back. she cour no lon do her job as a dog grouper. when she turned 26 and dropped off her parents' insurance, she could no longeror a critical

medication. >> my blood thinner is $500. i can't afford it so i can't take it. >> now she homes medicaid expansion will mark a new chapteng >> it will c my life. my hopes are when i get me caid, i can have surgery on my back to fix theue i that i have and, you know, t live a more normal pain-free life. >> cara snapped this fwoet the governor the day the legislation was sign. this is one of the democrats elected last year that became part of a bipartisan coaliti to back expansion. >> this is the best active constituent service that i can perform. >> reporter: >> and she is now hoping the one day get book is the workfo e. >> hope play the new career to where c become the person i once was, who was the egive tloenlt an energizer bunny. i never stop going.

>> reporter: if her application is second, she is expected to o beco of 14,000 people added to the micaid role in prince william county alone. she should hear something back in about 45 days. and as many as 40vi000 inia yandles may now be eligible for medicaid. applications can be filed online. we have a link for you on our site. they sayhere's culture not working for everyone. now they're taking action. ahead at 5:00, the walk-out fros work at google. at more than 20 offices all over the world. slims and falls on metro caught on camera. why one recent incident has resulted in a lawsuit against a restaurant and i want to hear more about this one. why we may want to giveur fruits and veggies an extra fruits and veggies an extra scrub if we

i believi've heard storiesnt from peoe across virginiaening. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you that matter ca virginia and to ame i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. i waso i'm used tor, 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. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend 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 me i approved thiage.

in marylanro democrats are on the lines.ca... with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold ld his plans will get our schools back to number one and protect our healthre. maryland's teachers, nurses and president obama agree. ben jealous has the "courage to move families forward."st let ud up for our kids let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor dave brat said he'd vote toeduce the deficit. i'm abigail spanberger, and i approve this message. but instead, he voted to increase it by $1.9 trillion. why? brat went washington, taking hundreds of thousands from big drug companies, wall street banks, and othetecorporate special insts and voting to give his big corporate donors big tax breaks, making the next generation pay. dave brat went washington, and all we got was the bill.

we're back wit more breaking news at the live desk. james brady at th board of regents said he intends to resign. the "washin the news a short time ago. he was the man who led a news conference two days ago announcing the head football coach dj durkin would retain his job. then after an intense 24 hours on the job, it appears he will be the next oneo go. all of this coming after the death of 19-year-old lineman jordan mcnair.

>> graduated fromh hschool, he was working as a helper. >> reporter: she says her son joel seemed like a average 23-year-old guy. he had a full-time job and so many hobbies. >> he had a black belt, he was on the bowling team on the weekend. >> reporter: she never imagined joel would become addicted to opioids. >> my husband ran in the bedroom and said, e stacy, you h come. it's joel. >> reporter: joel had his parents found him in his bed on valentine's day. >> it was the most awful feeling to be out in front of my house riiting for my son's body to be removed and c out. >> reporter: now joel's cleats and a pictures here i am side the home house in his memory. a new proje charles county sheriff troy berry announced

today. >> we can take it to the community. the community doesn't necessarily haveo come to us. >> reporter: the lieutenant took on it a tour. >> an interactive display helps rents figure out signs of drug abuse. >> reporter: showing some of the places drugs and paraphernalia can be hidden. >> you goown into the timesf the shoes, the tips of the shoes. >> reporter: from shoes to the inside of a toilet paper rack. >> if it has battery pack, open it up and look inside. >> reporter: parets l stacey hoping parents are paying attention before it is too late. >> don't think this can't happen to you. the jury now has the case in the trial of as man who charged in the death of a prince george's county police offichr. ael ford is facing rd second-degree charges for the death of officer ford is not the one who actually

pulled the trigger. colson was kild when a fellow officer shot him during the haos of a shoot-out in police headquarters in 2016. ford testified yesterday that he opened fire on that police station, hoping that police would shoot and kill m. a popularta d.c. rant faces a $2 million lawsuit. one of its patrons says he was served too much booze and then fell and seriously injured himself on the metro. s news4's i-team scott mac farlane reports, it raise as safety concern of metro this time of year. >> reporter: the suit justiled in d.c. federal court against the restaurant in friendship f height an injury that occurred on metro tracks more than a year ago. the customer is a man from southeast d.c. his name is patrick oguzma.ei suance video shows he was there in june 2017. it is difficult to see in this grainy footage but attorneys

that was him, falling on theth track o top right of your screen. he alleges staff at the restaurant overserved him alcohol the night of the incident and continued to sell him drinks after he, quote, visibly appeared to be intoxicated. he isuing for negligence and he blames the restaurant for injuries that he saysaud multiple facial fractures and severe head trauma. the chain het not responded to multiple requests for comment today. a 2013 investigation by the news4 i-team revealed thesef times incidents are more common this time of year. metro warns passengers, they can be too drunk to ride the system to risk falls and injuries. it will be up to a d.c. federal judge toecide whether the lawsuit can actually move forward. news4 i-team. suv owners say it is still a problem. carbon monoxide frums

putting them and their family and other drivers at risk and despite free fix, it was supposed to fix it, susan hogan finds out what's going on. i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with acoot of patients who arting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. i it's w glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump.fr he's mnd ben. i hope he's your friend, too.d i'm ben ca and i approved this message.

to execute a search warrant when wor an arrest warrant, we'd line up of the person in front of us.r you always knew who had your back. with all the money in politics, it's hard to say who has our backs. with all thei workedn politics, in federal law enforcement and at cia serving the american people, not special interests. i'm abigail spanberger.

i won't take money from corrate pacs because in congress, i'll always have your back, and that's why i approve this message. e the clearpatrick morrisey ifiled a lawsuit. to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i voted to protect them. as a washington lobbyist for opioid companies. my work as your senator took a billion opioid pills off the street. morrisey is simply a "yes" man for the drug companies and the politicabosses. i'm considered the most independent senator in washington.i appro. to care for other human beings. nurses ben jealous has a plan called medicare-for-all, that builds on the foundation of medicare, u ng our collective purchasing power, to lower costs and the costs ofd prescriptigs. medicare-for-all allows us to take every pharmaceutical com tny to task onhe price of every drug. get a better deal for all of us. nurses want a healthier maryland

and medicare-for-all will lead to just that. my name is hannah and i'm supporting ben jealous for governor of maryland. yesterday was beautiful. sunshine early. u just mentioned, you can see behind us. the clouds have made tir way in. right now is making its way in.s therhe cloud cover and currently, we're still at 71 degrees. reallyut bul weather. once again, any time they're out of tis south, i a warming wind. and we're getting into the low to mid 70 we're dry for the most part. we don't have any rain around our areail and that change as we start to see the showers increase as we make our way into

the next couple hours, 9:00, 10:00. you can see it sitting and spinning around the st. louis area. this is the first area that will makehrts waygh and then we have another area. the frontal boundaries to the west. this will make our way in tomorrow. .ring it right across thegi. cea i wa hour. take you c hour by still a very nice night dealing with those clouds if you'll be t and about. a couple showers around 9:00, 10:00, 0.11 it won't be much. they'll be ser yo probably won't need umbrella but if you get ught, you might want it. showers overnight at times. maybe some wet roads. tomorrow morning, maybe a couple mo in the way of showers but not a whole lot. we won't see muchno turk aft until 3:00 or 4:00. that's when the raino begins come down. it will be moderate to heavy ato

7:00. the rain moves in and ten g rush will be on the wet side and a friday night again if you're going to be out and about friday night, yeah, expect tond get wet make sure you have the umbrella. around 10:00, i-95 eastward is where the heaviest rain is. an inch to an inch and a half. back to the west, west of the blue ridge. you will see a lot less rain and that's good news for you folks. notice bym. 8:00 still some shower activity along i-95. starting to get the c aring skies to the west. and yeah, with some cooler weather, we've got more snow toward the mountains of west virginia a western maryland. this whole thing moves out. by 11:00, 12:00, we'llee the showers. saturday, most of the day looking okay. tomorrow at the bus stop, maybe a shower two. nice and mild. 70 at recess. a nice recess.

warm and the rain coming in as we're picking up the kids in the afternoon. 60 degrees o saturday. setting the clocks back one hour saturday night. 59 on sunday. sunday, a very chilly day. and then nomonday,er chance of showers and more rain into next week. a rainy, storm pattern. really, what to expecfrom this storm and the weekend. all right. we'll seeou then. thanks. a whirl wind for m ths for d.c. united as they move from last place into the the team begins its push for the title. go big or go home. plus you might be sitting longer at intersections. why dozens of walk signals are >>ing re-timed. >>ing re-timed. >

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the i-team is looking into hazing at a high school. >> it involved multiple assaults at the .hool offenses. >> principal sent a letter home to parents saying it involved members of the jv team. >> she says the school has forfeited t game. >> cory is looking into it. cory? >> reporter: according to police those allegations were made withinhe last 24 hours. they wede forwa to the montgomery county police department for the investigatioig what we know now is that these allegations involve juveniles, which is why inveigators are being

tight-lipped. they will not tell us if anyone is injured in these alleged incints or even how many potential victims there could be. they're not saying whether ae players hen questioned. they did confirm for me that investigators a talking to students. now, we should point out that while smas damascus high school is calling this hazing, police areling this an assault investigation. and they are urging the pub c to let investigators do their >> they're just allegations that we're beginning an investigation of. some of these allegations may prove to be sexual in nature. that's why we have the investigr:ion. >> reporou mentioned the letter sent them to parents. here's part of what it the alleged behavior is upsetting and unacceptable and will not be tolerated at

damascus. any stude who is found to have hazed another student will be disciplined and may also face legal consequences. damascus high school is committed to the safety of all students. the school is also pointing out they also involve the jv football team and not the rsity team which is apo rhouse football program. that is a story out here in damascus. >> getting a lot of attention. thank you. he was caught on cndera now a porch pirate in montgomery county is behind bars. take look. you may remember this. you can see him walking to the, front do scoping out this house. then cutting open a packag this happened back in september in germantown. no-y r-old brian davis has been arrested this week and is facing one count of theft. aen fenderr turned into a frightening crash in jerel

antown. a dri tr rear endeds car that then careened forward. went on to the sidewal and hit a woman sittingus near a stop. the woman is expected to survive her injuries. betterre is a plan to protect pedestrians crossing streets in the district. for drivers, i means waiting a little longer. nearly 100 busy inersections. transportation reporter explains the change that starts tomorrow. crossing the street isn't always the easiest thin the city. now d-dot is recognizing tha over 90 signalized intersectioar in this need to be . re-timed he whole idea is to get pedestrians more time on get across the street to give the drivers a better underheanding that pedestrians are present and really improve t situati for everybody. d-dot has talked about it in terms of improving. >> everything fro the w we organize our traffic signals to right and left turn movements.

>> reporter: the city says this is a small scale change that can have a bigimpact. in southeast. adam tuss. news4. > are you ready? history tonight at audi field. d.c. united set to host their first playoff game at their new home against columbus crew. a long journey to get to this moment. what a comeback this far into the season and the guy who has seen it all from the get-go. dave joins with us more. is it buzzing there yet at your second home? >> reporter: by second home, they say y'd betterelieve it. the owner, he's helping people open the gates at 6:30. he wants to get them in here. remember when this was a parkina lo you said we're going to build a stadium and now is it stale dream or is it sinking in? >> hopefully, what an amazing

atmosphere we'll have tonight. we've had it all summer and we're expecting another exciting night o ahead us. >> you said hey, we're close rooney. quite a ess. >> it took a couple years. we saw that he was thiviing about l manchester united and there was maybe an opportunity there. he jumd to everton. we kept at it. we were very persistent. he was the right guy for this team. we knew his ability on the pitch would makec dra difference and they really >> he was the right guy. hee embraced hole project. >> he is all in on washington, d.c. he is all in on.c. united. and it is a thrill to see that he has changed the culture of the locker room. >> do it for thest ct. that's the theme of the playoffs. but that's the reality. this is ait of a city story going on here. >> you and i were there in 1996. this is a renaissance. it is also emblematic in washington, d.c.

the kind of people living here, enjoying the culture of washington, d.c. we're a big part of it now which we're thrilled to be. this as washington, d.c. story. it is just not a d.c. united story. >> you live in this neighborhood. you have to go home and get your jacket. thatthe bottom line. now you'll see people living next door. >> this is one of the hottest places toou live in thery and the world. we're thrilled to be here. there's a lot more to come. we're doing more development. it will be tremendous. >> we have a playoff game. there's buzz here. single, tunday too. >> i'm not even asking that place is just sold out and it will be rocking. i'll watch it on tv. >> thank you. from ireland to illinois, employees of googleave a message for the company. why hundreds of them walked o e job today.

hope comes pe to, from this action. >> thple fisherman with the whale of a tale after jumped into the water to try to rescue one. dry and mild outside right now. check out storm 4 team radar. we're tgcking this rain movin into the i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patimets who are counting o many of them worry about president trumtaking away protectio for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leaderwh 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. there arepatrick morriseyes ifiled a lawsuit. to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i voted to protect them.

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the coast of california. that the man jumping into the water to cut the humpback free from this entanglement. you can hear the whale at one point squeal and whip his tail. their professional crews don't recommend doing this and they themselves don't in this for their safety and the safety of the wimals. the mho got into the ater believes from his cry, that he did manage to disentanglehe whale and free the creature. >> no easy task. there amazing. they're a popular place to buy your fruits and veggies. are they safe? why you may want to give the items at a farmer's market an extra scrub. it was an issue that was supposed to be fixed. why dinvers are sayg they're why dinvers are sayg they're getting dizzy and nauseat meet aime hoeber.

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carbon monoxide fumes are still leaking into their suvs despite the free fix by the manufacturer. >> susan hogan has been following this story closely. for more than a year, she's with new details. >> that's right. so last year, our news4 consumer investigation found carbon monoxide inside two ford splor explorers at levels some experts called alarming. ford insists it safe but after our story aired, it announced a fix for more than 1 mill owners. now we've learned some say the fix isn't working.tt g you in danger on the road. one year after ford's peace of mind safety repair began, some xplore owners who have had the repair aren't feeling very safe. ews4 found several new complaints on the complaint database for the national traffic highway and safety administration.

here's one from a16 explore owner from west minute sister, maryland. who said after the car was fixed, exhaust continued into the cabin affecting my family's health. this explorer owner says the fix has no rolved the issue. and exhaust fumes are still in the passeng cabin. and there are many more. to the extent they'rege ing a repair, we're still seeing a significant number of fos saying, i'm still having the problem. >> they want an immediate recall of 1.3 million explorers. sears 2011 through 2017. >> why are people having these symptoms? is the fix not being done correctly? is a different fix needed we would lik to see an investigation. >> an investigation that started more than two years ago.ed we a for an interview with the administrator but our request was declin.

nhtsa did send a statement saying the investigation is ongoing. they're continuing on conduct field inspections of complaint vehicles and they're monitoring the repair campaign for effectiveness. ford also turned down a request for an intview but said they continually monitor sxerns they're confident the mplimentary service procedure is effective. that complimentary ser but has an expiration date of december 31st. what ford has done here is replace article with a technical service bulletin which is a service update. calls don't expire. this shouldn't expire either. >> so ford says complaints have decreased significantly s theyago. if you smell exhaust fumes in your fordex orer, ford says should you contact your dealer. our advice is to also file a

complain with nhtsa. explorer.h ford and we want to hear from you, too. >> people put the carbon monoxiders detec in their cars but any amount isn't objection. working for your health some of the troubling news in the delivery room. the number of pre mature babies shot up for the third year in a the march of dimes put together the report nationally about 10% of all braebs born prematurely. that number is much higher among african-american chwomen. the m of dimes graded states on the results of their efforts tote 34 ndc. is that maryland received ds a virginia got a c. we have to make sure that women get the right care before they're pregnant, during pregnancy, and we have to make sure those babies are protected and healthy and whole when

they're born. >> west virginia is one of four states receiving an f. vermont is the onl state to get an "a." and here's something to think about, it finds that vendors may be taking risk. 42 vendors at eight farmers marks in pennsylvania and found vendors tended to have what they called poor hand washing habits. and less than a fourth of them used disposable gloves, even though they were selling raw food. which means there's a big opportunity for cross contamination. researchers found presence of such food borne illnesses such as e. coli and listlisteria. i go every week. >> where's the purell?ve >> w got more important medical news involving something all of uown. >> yet.

doreen has a look ahead to 6:00. >> hi there. a question many of us have asked. are cell phones causing cancer? a new government reports out. we'll tell what you the research veals about the connection between our digital devices and our health. also, life savs in the sky. we go on board fairfax one to show us the tools and the specialized training needed for these delicate missions that play out each and every day in our area. we've got those stories andew breaking as it happens. coming up next. i'll see new few minutes. >> i love looking at that. it'sfa lous. halloween is behind us. november is upon us. and we had a beautiful start. >> we have. r welly have. no complaints today. >> and looking at the ten-day forecast. i think november will be on the warm side. that being said, it will be the t two weeks on the wet de,

too. overnight tonight into tomorrow, too.t lookese numbers. this tells you where we are. 71 in gtwash. look back around pittsburgh. only 55 there. the cool airs making its w but not tomorrow. some shower activity. starting here, seeing i develop. the bigger area to the south, overnight, watch watch what happens. a few showers. but i'm not expecting much. if you'reead to the d.c. united game, it is very warm. can i rul out a shower? no. will it be a big deal? no. tomorrow morning, a few more showersnd i do expect the road

areas to be a little on the wet side. the real rain is tomorrow afternoon. i think noon is fine. 3:00, 4:00, it gets fairly heavy by tomorrow night. and tomorrow evening's rush hour will be a lot slower. what else can reexpecting the next couple days? let's track it for you. >> we talk about the severe weather risk tomorrow. a moderate risk, maybe about 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. friday. we can see some strong gusty winds. you can'te out an isolated, weak torn do. youinitely want the umbrella tomorrow. here's theth g. friday on future weather is not a washout. we're looking at plenty of dry time. between 4:00 and 10:00 p.m., we're tracking the potential

some of showers. it looks lik they should out of here by 8:00, 9:00. there's t chancehey could stick around until about noon. as we look at road condions th the system moving through, some roads throughout tomorrow morning. widespread. wet roads in the forecast for the evening commute t andn some wet roads for saturday morning. the weather having a bit of an impact. the biggest thing will be the temperature drop that we're experiencing. if you're going hiking, we're seeing moderate weather. you'll be dealing with some mud. if you're raking up the leaves, i would recommend sunday. we have the redskins game. definitely want the warm coat. also tomorrow, saturday, this will go in my ree for home shopping neork. look at all these goodies. right?oks fantastic,

>> you have to hold it up closer to your house with a big smile. >> perfect! >> that's what i'm talking about right now. >> i love that. thank you, guys, for bringing that in. ross thearea, 72 tomorrow. then temperature drops. 60 degrees on saturday. set the clocks back one hsar rday night. day life savings coming to an end. only 59 degrees on sunday. a little cooler in the suburbs. showers, if not rain. tracking this system. it could bring us some showers wi. and look at the mild weather until we get to next ekend. once again, we cannot stop the rain from coming. tomorrow into saturday t andn next weekend, too. next weekend, too. counting off the me too

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hundreds of google employees sent a message to e theirloyer by walking off the job. >>y' the demanding changes. dan shenemanas the story. >> reporter: from dublin to new york, the company headquarters in silicon valley o ander cities. employees of the tech giant organized the walkout to protest the way google hasdl h allegations of sexual harassment. >> we want to show them we tent. we have higher expectations. we want things to change. we think they need toch ge. >> reporter: the protest was organized after a "new york times" story detail ed about the creator. they concluded sexual misconduct allegations were credible. google still awaed him a 90 million severance package.

>> we're furious but this is all too familiar. >> reporter: the company said google has fired 48 people racause ofexual ha nt.say toda y's walk-out was designed to message to executives. >> every person who shows up at google is an equal member of our community and deserves to be respected, protected and safe at work.oo >> reporter: ge employees taking stand, areaking a walk. nbc news. new fallout at the university of maryland as hundreds of students demand justice for jordan mr.cn the football player collapsed at practice and die last spring. >> one day after the university

of maryland fired football coach, the attention turned to the board of regents. today we learned that james brady is stepping down. >> that came after pressure from larry hogan whoad called for a public investigation of the board's process. our bureau chief trae wilkins joins with us breaking news from college park. >> reporter: after folks heard from that chair during press conference where the board gave the support to dj durkin, there re many who thought they were operating within a bubble and the leadership needed to change. now james brady says his erefftiretimevent is stein immediately. >> we believe he has been unfairly blamed. while he shares some responsibility, it is not fair to place all of it at his feet. >> reporter: it was after these co