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in new york. what we know now about tir journey north. maryland'stb fooall coach fired. the board of regents chairman resigning. developi tonight, the board responds for the first time. and d.c. uniopdg to knock out the columbus crew in a historic playoff game.> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. a prison van cruising down i-270 this morning with the back doors thrown wide open. drivers couldn't believe what they were seeing on the highway, but here is a picture to prove it. yeah, these montgomery county prisoners were secured and wrp not hurt, but night, the question is, what went wrong? news 4's jackie bensen joins us now from the county courthouse with the story you will only see tonight on news 4. jackie? >> reporter: jim, news has learned an investigation is under way to determine how this happened. it was such an astonishing sight

that someone in a vehicle behind the van took this image of the rear doors swinging wide open as the van made its way down i-270 about 7:00 a.m. captain maxwell says the van was headed from the county correction center to the courthouse in rockville. he tells news 4 a preliminary determined the rear doors were open for approximately ten minutes before the problem, the subject of at least one 911 call, was discovered. >> they get into the specifics, b they are restraints to keep them immobile and to safeguard during the an ort. >> reporter: he says the van, a newer model, was taken out of service a theoors were examined. >> there a multiple doors on that vehicle and they should have bee secured. it appears they were not. we're still looking into the facts and circumstances from thismorning's transport, but that's what it appears at this time.

>> reporter: and we are told that the doors themselves were examined during the preliminary investigation and there was nothing wrong with them, that this appears to have been a situation in which the latches on the door were not senred. live rockville, jackie bensen, news 4. back to you, jim. >> you can bet that won't happen again. all right, jackie, thank you. doreen? new tonight, the maryland ioard of rents accepts the umd president's dec to sack the football coach. this evening, the board commented for the first time since j. rkin's firing, and since board chair jim brady stepped down. the board says its president's responsibility to run his school and to make personnel decision. prince george's countyf bureau tracy wilkins has reaction to a whirlwind three days. >> we believe that coach durkin has been unfairly blamed for the dysfunction in athletic department and while he shares some responsibiliot, it is n

fair to place all of it at his feet. >> reporter: it was after the comments from university of maryland board chair james brady that there were calls for him t step aside. >> he failed the citizens of the state and more importantly, he failed t student body. >> reporter: brady's unwavering support for now former eaumd coach d.j. durkin was seen acetoas tone deaf. wyesterday, durkin fired against the board's recommendation. today, students rallied in supportss of fallen cte jordan mcnair and his family. while there were cries for brady to leave, support is growing for president loh after he announced what many perceived as a forced retirement. the faindation thats money for the university of maryland sent a letter to the regents, saying their lack o support for president loh could jeopardize millions of dollars in funding. and the provost and school leadership wrote, saying, we believe dr. loh's leadership is criticalitor the unive at

this challenging time, and we call upon the board of regents and the chance already to publicly affirm its support f. dr loh's continued leadership of the ate's flagship university. this is what marylan governor larry hogan had to say about loh's future. you wan t see dr. loh stay on? >> that's what we have to look at. >> reporr: it was larry hogan who appointed brady to the chairmanship that became a hot button political issue. the governor is still calling for a full investigation into the board of regents' process. in college pa, i'm tracy wilkins, news 4. to our weather now, storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug came e kammerer tracking rain o the radar. >> and heavier rain onhe weekend. how much are we talking? >> we could see an inch, maybe a little bit me in some locations, especially along and i-95.of right now, showers, but the wind is really kicking up today. we see winds gusting upwards of

30 to 25 mi35 miles per hour. it was really warm today. a beautiful afternoon.75 the high today ins tohe west. h that will move in eventually. right now, just some scattered wnowers un a. wtoayd we'moll remain overnight tonight. can't rule out a couple of showers when you wake up tomorrow morning. a few welt roads, but most of us dry through the early portion of the day. then we're tracking a system, and it's not really on the map yet. it's down to thesouth. that's going to ride right up this front right here and give us a good chance for rain during the afternoon and evening tomorrow night. the afternoon rush going to be mess. we'll talk about that, the potential for heavy rain. i'll take you hour by hour and show you what it means for your weekend coming up. >> all right, doug, thank you. tonight, we learned a pair of fairfax county sisters made severaltops on theiray to new york city before they died. d inhe girls were found d the hudson river last friday. ppw credit card records show they s in d.c. and philly

on their way up to new york city. they arrived september 1st. 16-year-old tala farea, and her 22-year-old older sister rotana were saudi nationals. they were found bound togethert with ductape. police have said there were no obvious signs of trauma to theio es. it is also believed they were alive when they went into that water. u.s. troops are on the southern border right now. leon harris here at the live desk. about 100 troopsht arrived ton in mcallen, texas, as president many consider a a shocking warning to migrants walking towards the border. thes military st is deploying 7,000 troops to texas, arizona and california to help the department of homeland security with logistics and transportation. th president today said h would approve up to 15,000 troops and that my grigrants wo be met by american s holding weapons. if the migrants throw rocks, the

president says he wants the soldiers to use those weapons. >> we're not going to put up with that. they want to throw rocks at our military,it our my fights back. we're going to consider it. hrtold them consider it a rifle. when they rocks like they did at the mexico military andc po i say, consider it a rifle. >> a u.s. official tell s nbc news that troops always have a inherent right of self-defense and though goes to those deployed at the border. critics of the president insist military might is not the way to handle this. tonight, the largest caravan, at last check, is about 4,000 strong and it is still in southern mexico, likely weeks, if not months away from the border. jim? >> leon leon, thank you. a day care provider convicted of killing a baby is going to prison for 50 years. millie williston was 6 months old in 2016 s when died from brain hemorrhages and broken

ribs. detectives say kia divban squeezed and slammed the child down. the state's attorney's office says it's a verdict that affects the entire community. >> a d care provider, someone you trust with your child, did this terrible, terrible thing. the commity cried out on this one. there was a mistrial on theri first and then it was tried again for a second time, where kia divban was found guilty. >> prosecutors used his internet history as evidence that showed searches for, quote, signs of children.nes in his attorneys argued there was no evidence he intended to hurt the baby. tonight, allegations of hazing under investigation at damascus high school. it's one of our region's most well-known high schoootball programs. montgomery county police are looking into multiple reports of junior varsity footballrs pla assaulting a teammate on campus tdnesday.

detectives warny're in the very early stages of this investigation. >>e s of the allegations may prove to be factual in nature, and that's why we have detectives from our special ctims investigation division heading this query.he >> all people involved in this are minors, that's why police aren't sayin if anyone was hurt or how many students may have been involved. a letter sent to damascus parents vows to discipline students found guilty of. hazi the jv team forfeited its game tonight. now to a heartbreaker at audi field that just wrapped up about 15 minutes ago. what a shootout it was. >> oh my goodness. d.c. united went to penalty icks in their first ever playoff game at their beautiful new stadium. sherreeurress, lots of shouting in the newsroom over the last hour or so. >> oh, my gosh, doreen andjim, just in our sports office, we were on the edge of our seats during tonight's d.c. united game. the first playoff game in that beautiful new stadium, audi

field. the excitement of playoff soccer ended intbhearak. fans fired up and ready from the start. and they got plenty of soccer tonight. nick deleon, whose late goal se sent this to the shootout, needs another one. sends it too high. the crew win after a shootout. it's a crushing end to a great season. luciano acosta being c there by wayne rooney. still, an amazingeason for united. such an emotional night. you saw the crew at stadium, giving us a look inside and how heartbroken the guys gare. we'rng to have a lot more coming up in srts next. >> what a run and what a comeback for those guys. all right, sherree, thank you. hundreds of google employees around the world uniting for one cause. they're the demanding change from the tech giant. a wrongfully convicted man

freed from prison aer spending 27 years. he makes his first appearance re at georgetown to thank the undergraduate students who helped him get out. and one of the biggest stars in the world causing a stir on in the world causing a stir on the set of jimmy i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. 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 and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. saying barbara comstock'sorses je"promise has turned to dust." she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. before he was attorney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws,

frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. there arepatrick morriseyes ifiled a lawsuit. to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i voted to protect them. morrisey got rich 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 political bosses. i'm considered the most independent senator in washington. i'm joe manchin, and i approve this message. after spending more than a quarter of a century behind bars, a wrongfully convicted man reunites with the gewn university students who helped secure his freedom. >> the exonerated artist is o drawin his life-altering experience to sketch out what he hopes will be a brifuture. news 4's shomari stone shows us.

>> reporter: valentino dixon sevens a warm applause at georgetown university. i >> didn't want to die in prison. >> r sorter: taking centertage after serving nearly three decades for a murder he did not commit. we interviewed him before he thanked students for becoming -- helping him a free man. >> look at that. i'm about to give you my jail snumber. this crazy. >> reporter: dixon is trying to get used to being a free man,r afeing wrongfully convicted of murder. >> it feels like a dream come true, you know, i fan that size about this day, while i was in ere. >> reporter: students worked on dixon's case as part of prison reform project course this past spring. they spoke to the lead prosecutor a discovered a

valuable clue. dixon's hands and clothes were tested for gunshot residue. the rests had come back negative. >> that was the pivotal piece of information thate came across. >> reporter: dixon's lawyer filed a motion in the case. a judge ail agr d to setaside dixon's conction and accepted a guilty plea from anoer man whohad c had confessed. dixon was released september 19th. he thanks the georgetown students. >> they mean everything to me. >> reporter: he built a relationship with max adler. he reported on dixon's golf course orar while dixon was in prison. >> this is what kept me going. so, i never a was in long state of despair. >> reporter: anzi a story. now, dixon is heading back to buffalo, new york. he plans to make a livg by selling his artwork from his website that was just launched. val valenti

valentinodixon.org. i'm shomari stone, news 4. a new poll out tonight giving jennifer wexton a double-dit lead invirginia's tenth district. 54% of people who responded to "the washington post" poll favored wexton over incumbent republican barbara comstoc comstock got 43%. the margin of error, 6.5 percentage points. election day, just five days away. > hundreds of google employees sent a message to their bosses today, walking off the job in protest. here's a loooo ate headquarters in california. the employees want changes in the way google handles sexual harassment allegations. it follows news of a severance n dollar package for an employee who created ogle's android software the company says it has taken action by terminating nearly 50 employees with sexual harassment allegations against them and none of them received payouts. > jimmy fallon got quite the surprise while rearsing his

"thank you notes" segment for tonight's episode of "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, it could be an interesting show tonight. stin timberlake is on, but he can't speak. he's under doctor's order to not talk. we'll have to see what they can do, maybe there will be some charades involved. he is authentically surprised there. he got him. >> sometimes you loseoi your and maybe you ought to watch so you can learn how to do the weather without talking. >> well, you know, we'll try that. justin and i, we've had -- in our meetings about loses voices together, it's been tough. but we get through it together, as well. >> okay. and y can probably do a mean game of charades anyway. >> yeah, i'm pretty good at that game. t there tonight, guys, this is what we got.ot we a little of this.

wind. that's exactly what we got out there tonight. winds gusting to 30, 35 miln hour right now. going to be a very nice night, as far as temperatures 'vgo. actually risen, we went down to 66 degrees a little earlier, now, take look at this. up to 69. those winds out of the south at 20 miles p hour. it is a very windy evening across our region. some gusts, here are the gusts, up to 30 miles an hour, d.c. 24 in manassas and 30 over towards annapolis, as well. we have gusty conditions of our storm system. a few showers out there, not a lot. you can see them right her along 95, back towards the blue ridge. seeing them alg 66 here. we'll zoom in, this are around laurel, seeing some of the shower activity. right along 95, the vw parkway. u'll see sprinkles, just a little bit. we may see more of those overnight tonight. on the wider picture, there's not a lot here right now. an even with this storm system, this storm is tracking well to thet north and w us.

we're going to stay on the warm side. there's an area of low pressurr g to the gulf of mexico that's going to move right up this system and into our areaer ovght tonight, really overnight tomorrow night, and early saturday. that's where our rain is going to come from. so, let's time it out forheyou. we are right now, cloud cover, a few showers, but watch what happened by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow. we have shower activity, but most of usdrre that stays the same way through about 11:00 a.m. notice, again, some showers coming on through. still rather breezy at this time. this systemgh moves thr and watch what happens along this front. we see the moisture start to moveack in and by 3:00, notice the rain. back towards the west, in and around the d.c. metro area and then heavy for t evenirush. look at 5:00. everybody getting in on the action, around 7:00, yeah,oing out to dinner friday night, not looking the best. how about staying out late night at 11:00 that's not too good, either. we finally start to see it me out. we're still tracking the chance for showers early on saturday before it all moves cold air behind this? yeah. there's the snow on the back side towards the mountains of

west virginia. nothing likehat for u just yet. but plenty of sunshine. clear skies by 1:00 in the so, breezy and warm tomorrow. 72 degrees. reezy on saturday, but much cooler, set the clocks back one hour on saturday morning so you get anxtra hourf sleep. that's some good news on sunday. bad news, sun goes down at 5:04 the afternoon. high temperatures, mid to upper 50s. suay is going toe chilly. if you are going to the redskins game, make sure you bundle up. another chance of showers coming mn monday and tuesday. again, that sysn the warm side, brings us up into the 70s during the day on tuesday. ght back into the 60s next wednesday and thursday before yet another system comes in, hey, look at that, just in time for the -- >> no! >>en we what is it with -- see, i did this and up got wkend out of it. >> you're good. you got to develop that talent. thank you, doug. coming up, that playoff thriller at audi field tonight. the highs and the lows from.c. unite's heartbreaker tonight. >> sports next ay with us.st

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> there is nothing more stressful than a playoff game or match. d.c. united taking us on a roller coaster ride tonight. the black and red back in the postseason for the first time in two years. and d.c. united's supporters waiting two decades for this first playoffame at audi field. and we went to extra time. crew up 2-1, hope gind ming for d.c. ball finds its way to nick deleon. he makes audi feel go absolutely

nuts. and we wheare tied at two. we head to the shootout. wayne rooney, soood at pks all season long, but former maryland terp zach stefan in the netes de rooney. audi field silent. rooney not happy. g save forcolumbus. united's bill what immediate s to come up with a big save. he comes up huge for d.c. united. this is still going. later, ough, in the shutout, deleon needs to score to keep it going. you see the frustration, it sailin too high. they lose to the crew and areel iminated from the playoffs. a crushing eas to a great . >> we played good at times,grut we needet, andwa that sn't -- that wasn't there enough tonight. what these guys did to set the right tone andnd fion for audi field, kind of -- the next generation of d.c. united, and who w are and what we're about. and i'm extremely proud of them

for doing that. i think -- they got ts city interested again in soccer and outeamnd i very much look forward to getting back here next year. >> that was a fun run,asn't it? all right, from the pitch to the wrink, the capitals and the canadiens. at start.off to a g down 3-1 in the. se ovechkin with the goal check out this pass. 0 vie, his second goal in the game. ten this season. later in the period, caps force a turnover. brett connolly out to lars eller. he puts it in the back of the net. the soccer move out to eller. lars with two goals also. and we're tied at three. now, third period, caps up goal. holtby keepsha it tt way. max domi, nice look. but check out this save. he robs domi with the stick. then the followup chance. he had 38 saves in the game. domi, though, gets a little

revenge. fi,l seconds of the game tied at four. caps turning i over and here come the habs. g and own the wing, fir scores. domi gives montreal the lead with 22 seconds left, and they add another goal. they bea the capitals, 6-4. to end the way you want up in canada, but they're back home for a pretty good homestand. maybe change o screenry, sleeping in their own beds. >> thank you for an incredible season for the united. >> the them has gotten the city excited about soccer. >> yes,

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