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brick wall. neighbors desperate for the tods to come to an end. why c neighbors't agree how to keep their streets safe. more sick students tonight. the university of the maryland confirms more cases of a dangerous virus. news4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. giant cracks in homes and roads, gia cracks in ice and snow. we begin with the latest on today's big breaking news. >> a major earthquakeki r a very populated part of alaska. thede magni 7.0 quake rattled that state the morning. tonight, the damage is coming into clearerfocus. >> alaskans aren'tasily shaken, but this time there is significant damage. >> not only was this a strong the epicenter is just miles from anchorage.al ka's largest city. nbc's chris lone shows us how

alaskans willpend the weekend. >> reporter: it happened around 8:30 localme the ground in anchorage started rumbling. >> my head board started smashing against the wall. i held that. once everything started shaking, my daughter crawled into me and was screamg, i'm scared. >> reporter: when it was over, people flooded sial media with pictures of damage. the local affiliate captured the moment tremors struck a local courthouse. ull shaking lasted nearly a minute at attorneys and spectators dove under desks for cover. the quake broke glass and knocked things off shelves and cracked roads. it was ade magni 7.0 earthquake, the epicenter a few miles north anchorage. >> people in anchorage can expect to beeeling aftershocks most othe day and potentially for a lot longer time.

>> reporter: white houseri staffers bed president trump about the earthquake as he attended the g20 summit in argentina. he tweeted to the great people of alaska you have been hit hard by a big one. your federal government will spare no expense. the government haseen in touch with the white house. >> this is a very significant eartuake, obviously, as everyone knows. >> reporter: first responders are working around the clock to make sure hs es and bus are safe. >> stay off the phone lines if you possiblycan. family. with >> reporter: the best news, the oyor of anchorage says so far, no reports death or injuries. >> this story is going to continue overnight. get thes latest at any time by openinghe nbc news washington app and searching earthquakes. we said earthquakes are common in alaska and we meanit. >> amelia draper can explain

just how often the groundou shas there. amelia? >> alaska averages about 40,000 -- yes, 40,000 earthquakes a year. now, that's moren t the other 49 states lmbined. but of those are pretty low magnitude or not happening in populated places. that's why this one was different. on average alaa sees six 7 magnitude, an eschs a year. but this one relates to the one back in 1964. that was a 9.2. the strongest ever in united states history. alaska a has hozen aftershocks of 4 magnitude or greater. those are forecasted to continue. the biggest aftershock coming in at 5.7 magnitude. to give you guys aow idea of many earthquakes alaska

experiences, this is how many the usgs posted over the last week alone, b again, the 7.0 is higher than a 4.1 or 4.2. exto nenchly. >> pretty incredible numbers. we'll see you in a bit. three people hurt after a car slams into an apartment build inning maryland. chopper 4 was overhead when the car was pulled from the crash site hours ago. nicole jacobs speaks to a man hit b the ca she joins us with the developments. >> a vehicle into and through a billing. >> reporter: it was indeed an emergency. >> with a pedestrian struck. >> reporter: one that led to this -- chopper 4 above showing the aftermath. >> i just couldn't believe it. >> reporter:. >> reporter: o a seen told through these images and a story he lived to tell.

>> he went, i'm sorry it was m fault. it was me. >> the metal frame of the window came in and smacked dun on the bed. >> reporter: for reaso unknown, pulling forward, where minutes later there was more im ct. >> the throttle went wide open. went into gear. knocked me back wards in between the four byfours. >> reporter: carpenter was caught in the middle. >> i fell back ward and he proceeded to drive over me. >> reporter: and straight into the living room where two others were hit. all injuries nonlife threatening. still many questions on how this happened. >> must have been god, define tervention, something poig higher power prevailed and what could have been a difficult story is somewhat easier to tell. th battered and bruise, all you are vooifed.

i spoke with an uncle of one of the young girls hit tonight. released me she's been from the hospital and is fine. same for the older woman hit asl no word on the condition of that elderly driver, and no word on the cause of the crash. all of that still under investigation. new tonight, a siousrash in prince william county. at least two people injured hereeh one of theles ended up hitting a power box for a nearby traffic signal. this happened around 7:00 tonight on westbound prince william parkway at moore drive. it has since re-opened. also new tonight, a dangerous virus seems to be spreading at the unithrsity of maryland. confirmed more cases tonight. that makes 22 students that have been diagnosed witthe virus that contributed to one student's death. last week a freshman died from

compcations of the virus. the campus is working to combat mold issues in campus dorms which some believe could be coected with this virus, but there's no evidence to confirm that. leon harris at th live desk. shocker from the nfl. the kansas city chiefs have parted way with their star running back kareem hunt. this happened hours of a video sure fasted showing hunt tushing a womthe ground and then kicking her. the allege assaultappened months ago in february. that's when the nfl started their before the chiefs would cut him, hunt was suspended by the nfl. this the video we are talking about here. thisunt in the a hotel in cleveland. you can see a prettyeated argument. hunt pushes one of his friends in that girl into ground and then hunt kicks her. they met her at a club and then asked her to leave the hotel

when they found out she was 19. and she hurled racial slur at him allegedly. hunt was released because he wasn't truthful with them and the video shows it. for many, thisalls to mind the ray rice incident all over again. rememberha one, three years ago rice was caught on an elevator surveillance video punching his then fe. rice was released and never played in the nfl nce. what happens with hunt going guess. is anyone's neighbors are concerned and desperate to find a solution -- shootings and a rash of smaller crimes are keeping the benning road area in the headlines. they came together to talk about a strategy, but can agree on how to fix the problem. jackie benson tonight.

>> reporter:doreen, there was a lot of emotion at tonight's meeting. >> i promise -- this is very -- >> no, thank you. we get the gist. let me just sayhis -- >> benning road northeast is just steps away from and on the same streetcar line as the vibrant h street corridor, but it's light years away in terms ofrosperity and amenities. many attribute that to the months long rise in shootings here. the most recent monday afternoon, 20-year-old randall francis was shot andle k in the 1,800 block of benning road. another 20-year-old is being soughtis formurder. there was shouting at an as visery neighborhood commission held near union market.

there was ediscou as newly popular continue to struggle with old problems. >> the shootings aren't stoppi. if anythin they're escalating. >> reporter: police attribute to violence to longstanding diutes from rival groups most they say are not from the zblabd . ha -- neighborho >> we have a problem here. we needpd to protect us. new at 11:00, two weeks before it was setpr to close, idence hospital has announced it will remain open. that dispatch coming tonight fr first responders announcing an extension for providence hospital in northeast. the d.c. hospital association says the emergency room will now ghsay open thr april 30th, but

due to financial reasons the slatef the hospital is to close december 14th. after that, the hospital says it willnly take in nontrauma injuries. up next, personalio informatn stolen from 500 million hotel guests. are you one of them? we are working for you telling you how to protect yourself from the marriott hack. and a g cd deedght on camera. how a delivery man honored his country and his fl ag

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supervisor thought new mexico was a foreign country. long story short, gavin clarkston was able to marry his bride earlier this month. he told us he had to pull out his best u.s. trivia to convince that clerk. >> we were like, new mexico is a state. it's theac vant lot between texas and arizona. after the treaty of guadalupe, we became a sta 60 years ago. >> a superiz vooer says a clerk in our office made an err. very much regret the error. an act of patriotism cght on camera. the wind knocked down the flagpole outside gail cook's home in ferndale. a fedex driver passing by saw the flag on the ground and stopped to help. not only did he pick up the

flag, he also folded and itac it safely on the she posted it on facebook to thank the driver. he saw it and said he was a marine and it was his duty. you can read the ful interview on the washington app. just search flag. that's a great story. a whole lot of stuff got blown arou this week, didn't it? >> we dealt with wind. the wind subsided. a little bit of rain not that much. more rain over the weekend, but plenty of dry time as well. i'm tracking two round op rain and sunday,heain during the morning hours and it's looking nice during the seconddaalf of the if you took advantage when you got home from work tonight, hung up the holiday lights, not too shabby. check out this. choer video from common sensington. this holiday lights display. absolutely fantastic.

tis is season. love that.te eratures coming in. 44 over in annapolis. mainly cloudy skies tonight. early sunshine tomorrow morning quickly going give way to cloudy skies. 37 in the district. low 30s in the suburbs. b by noon, showers in the mid 40s. near steady or slowly rising temperatures saturday night into th i want to show you the timing with future weather tomorrow. notice the c in place. all of the white there, be you the greenn charlottesville. midday hours about 11:00 a.m. we are tracking rain almost area wide. this is round one. we get dry time at 1:00 p.m. most of the area is dry. a good portion of afternoon mostly staying dry, but by the afternoon and evening hrs this

is when round two moves in. future castants to bring it in at 7:00 p.m. might be earlier. rain over the evening and night. showers sunday morning.t looks like m of the rain is out by 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. after that the rain breaks down and the sunshine comes out. how ch sunshine, depends. if we get plenty ofsunshine, our temperatures would shoot up to aroun 70 degrees. if the cloud cover stays in ow place, 60s. temperature around 66. no at mare how you cut sunday is going to be really nice for the afternoon and especially for early december. i cannot believe tomorrow is the first day of december. so if you're getting tree this weekend, hanging the lights do it saturday morning or later sunday.

winter fest at ness park, sat and sunday. i would recommend going sunday. the workweek is completely dry withal cooing temperatures. near 60 monday. low 60s by wednesday. next weekend, what are your pl,s? some ra maybe some accumulating snow for some of us. >> wh? >> yeah, it's all in play. we'll keep an eye on it. >> we'll plan the cookout for bnday afternoon. tom wilson m hearing from the nhl again for anoth ice incident. what he did tonight against the what he did tonight against the devils that got him e you know when you're at ross and you find their favorite hero at a price that makes you the hero? yes. that's yes for less. yes! with hot holiday toys for all ages, ross is your toy destination.

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the country, and like i said, i got big st-- six daughters. there's no way iould -- >> devils on a power play. tom wilson, though, finds the back of the net. shor shorthanded goal. seventh of the season in just nine games. good tom wilson, t meet bad wion. nails brett seney in the head. wasn't looking. called for five-minute match penalty. ejected. going to be hearing from the league office for that one. the caps still win, 6-3. wizards visiting the sixers and spler alert, this was all philly. mcconnell,as nice to ben mmons. simmons didn't even play in the

fourth quarter. joel embiid also didn't play in ourth quarter. the sixers dominate the wiz 123-98. sheesh. high school otball, maryland 4 5rks state final. convin or charred versus north point. kee cooper, touer than a $2 prime rib you get at a gas station. north point not going away. williams finds malik lfrrence om 30 deep.'s a 33-19 game. q.o. lost the last two games. not tonight. coach kelly gets the gatore bath. q.o., your state champion, 40-33. finally, guys college soccer ncaa quarterfinals. th seeded maryland visiting number 3 kentucky. great passing by the rps.

sebastia beats the keeper. maryland advances to the cup.av they won three national championships in history. next week, the championship at uc-santa barbara. >> that's worth fighting for the championship. >> ucsb is known for turning out really intellectual iaduates, liredible al. liredible al. um here's to the stair takers, liredible al. um breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers.

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