listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what overwh video games, ever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video gais that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found.ta control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. be caref out there! now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity inte fet for $34.99 a mon 12 months and get the speed, coverage andnt corol you need with xfinity xfi. click, call or vis a store today. breaking right now at 11:00, police say a gunman in baltimore opened fire into a crowd at two cook outs. one dead, seven injured and the hunt is on for the killer.

we have new video just into the newsroom that shows t vigil for the victims in theli you're about to see a ing. temperature drop that will stick around for the start of your work week. >> good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. the woman killed in yesterday's synagogue shooting was many things tpe many le. a wife, a mother, a philanthropist and devoted follower of the jewish faith. she is also a founder of the synagogue where she died. darcy spencer is showing us how local mosque is honoring the victims. but first, how the community is coping. >> one day after gunmen opened fire a community came together.

>> he was armed with an assault style weapon and openedire on worshippers marking the final day of pass over. one person was killed. >> it's theht worst s you could ever see. a young man holding a rifle and shooting. >> a rabbi that lost age finr to a gunshot wound said there was a miracle that day when the gun jammed. >> u.s. army veteran threw a chair on him to disarm him. the border patrol agent joined in. they ran toward him. he w startled and he ran. >> among the victims, an 8-year-old. her face and leg injured by shrapnel. >> in this community, the mourning and recovery will on.

>> we spend 7 days in mourning and then we get up. we get up and we stand tall. >> a community dealing with tragedy but vowing not to be defined by it. nbc news. >> team coverage on how local religious groups are now condemning tohate. ght they gathered for a pass over saider in sterling, in virg. the horrors of california weighed heavily on everybods mind. >> be with the whole community at this most difficult time. >> it's a traditionn the jewish community but it's being held in a northern virginia mosque. people coming together for peace and understanding. it's happening one day after a teenage gunman allegedly shot four people inside a synagogue near san diego. leaders hearsay that deadly attack raised the level of

importance of this inner faith event. the chair of the adam's center board says this is the 12th year for the seder dinner here. the first in the country held in a muslim house of worship. >> we want to respond with good. with more love. with morear hmony and we do multiface work daily. held y lit candles and prayers and a moment of silence for victims and their families. they talked abouthe meaning in the jewish faith and what the different foods symbolize. >> itns mea freedom for the jews but also muslims and immigrants and rev jew gees and african americans and everybody. >>eligious leaders hearsay it's a chance to share the work being done to create bridges of understanding among faith groups and it's important to et to know people from different faiths. >> we have to learn about each other. if we're not in dialoguend learning about each other and each other's faith traditions,

we're going toitness more and. we're going to hear more from the rabbi in about ten minutes. let's take a turn now to the weather. how cool are we getti this evening? >> that depends on where you live. if you live in the washington d.c. metro area, numbers in the 40s for you. low to mid 40s. clearing tonight. we'll be mostly clear by daybreak and it is going to be chilly but youar head fer north, farther west, areas in this purple color here,

frederick county, now including ern loudoun county back toward winchester and up toward are county, these areas under frost advisory as temperatures could hit to mid to upper 30s overnight and that's going to begin at 2:00 a.m. i know we're dealing with this cold tonight but you guys, the 80s are making a come back and coming in strong. for now, backyo to >> thank you so much. we have break news out in baltimore where a mass shooting has left 8 peoshe . one of them died. eonfire erupted early this evening as pe were enjoying two cook outs on the sidewalk. detectives say a man approached an intersection and started shooting. investigators believe somebody in the crowd fired back. s many as 40 shell casing markers could be seen on the street. the acting baltimore mayor wants anybody with informatiar to st talking right now. >> people know who is doing these shootings and who is

targetg different people and for people not to come forward and say who has done this, that's not the way to go. >> the man that died collapsed behind a nearby church. police are trying to track down his killer. >> relief tonight for the milies of five men trapped in a cave near roanoke, virginia. emergency crews have pulle them out of the cyclops wave where they were trapped overnight. the men were exhausted and had signs of hypothermia when first responders rushed them to the hospital. >> newls detai tonight after d.c. police found a man dead in a wooded area under the chain bridge in canal road last night. detectives said the victi had multiple, what they areng describis sharp force injuries on him. police confirmed to him one of the victim'sn hands had bee cutoff. a person walking in the woods spotted the body near the

trails. we're working to figure out how the man endedp here and the exact cause of death. investigators are calling this a homicide. so far, no s.arre this weekend president trump bragged about what he called, quote, my sick idea. he told supporters during a rally last night that he will send migrants detained at the border to so-called sanctuary cities. kelly o'donnell breaks down the border battle and the debate over immigration. >> the president's political ocre starter, immigration. >> demts want to allow totally unlimited, unchecked mi paid for by hiyou. >> campaign message builds on 2016's wall. in part he attacks democrat support forrotected communities that do not enforce federal immigration laws. at his green bay rally, president trump boasted of

already taking action to relocate migrants but his own administration says that has not happened. >> we're sending many of them to sanctuary cities. thank you very much. i'm proudo tell you, that was actually my sick idea. >> nbc news reached out to the white house and department of homeland security but officials provided no response and previouslyegtated lal and logistical issues make such a plan unworkable. why the words stir his base, actions sometimes do not come to pass like t repeatedhreats about the border. >> we're going the close t border. >> portland, oregon is a sanctuary city and ted wheeler says migrants are welcome there but the trump administration hasn't started the process. >> i vice president seen any evidence at this point that relocations are taking place. that's not to say they're not underway. that's not to say that the president hasn't alrea put the wheels in motion but there's been no communication with my administration. >> 2020 candidate trump takin on t newest democratic entrant

joe biden overmmigration in post interview that happened today. >> i said is that really joe biden? he doesn't look the same to me. >> he's also jumping on the el paso native that says some existing border wall should be removed. >> so beto o'rourke w to take down the walls, thatns mea he's finished. >> dpite the president's harp attacks, there a chance at findingun common grod with democrats on another issue. mr. trump will sit down w congressional leaders tuesday. nancy pelosiue reqsted a meeting to talk tuinfras. a startling disruption this weekend when lf-proclaimed nationalists interrupted an author's talk in northwest d.c. can you hear them there? the group is chanting this land isur land as the author spokero to a -- this is yesterday.

he wasin speakg about his new book when the lead protestor that interrupted him layed out his nationalistbelieves. he said those that came to here him speak lashed out at the protestors. >> after about five minutes they left and, you know, the scary part was were they armed? and then after that i think people were quite brave at standing up and decfending the integrity of what was happening. >> thed.c. mayor tweeted she was horrified at what happened at the bookstore. the owner o politics and pros wasre regttable but short lived, end e.quot >> i saw the children that were playing in the banquet hall. i ran to gather them together. >> agonizing stories of survival

eadly ng from the synagogue shooting. you're going to hear more from the rabbi. expectant women smoking pot to deal with pregnancy complications. >> i j don't think i'd be he d. >> whytors say this practice is not a good idea. and a d.c. woman had one wish for her 104th birthday. she's 104 really. and tonight she is.triking gold >> not time for bed just yet. we have everything covered tonight onrts final. the t redskins pick dewayne haskins t joinshe round table and tells us aut his dream coming true getting to stay at home. >> stanley cup shock. before they say good-bye to the off season, the capitals on what arly wrong in their playoff exit. >> plus the nationals make history and walk it off with big city. all that and much more tonight wster the ne

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an injured rabbi shares his mrrifyingents a gunman targeted his synagogu it'sainful to listen to the rabbi describe a doctor desperately trying to save his own dying wife. the rab also talked about staring down the barrel of a rifle. >> i see a sig that is undescribable. here is a young man standing with a rifle. pointing right at me and i look

at him he had gun classes on. i couldn't see his eyes. iee couldn't s his soul. i see her lying on the floor unconscious and her dear husband who is like a t brother me is trying to resuscitate her and he is laying there on the floor next to his wife and then the daughter comes out screaming, daddy and mommy, let's go. it's the most heart wrenching sight i could have seen. >> that was the most difficult to listen to the rabbi whos friends with her. he believes she used her body to shield him and others from the itnman. stay w news 4 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage on the deadly synagogue shooti. we are digging to learn more about the suspect and his motives. news 4 today will have a full report starting at 4:0ea.m. >> wre working for your health with a trend among

expectant mothers that has doctors raising red flags. a growing number of women are smoking marijuana during their pregnancies. one woman says herat debilitg migraines were putting her pregnancy at risk. te didn't wan the morphine rip doctors prescribed so s turned to marijuana and a support group forom m that smoke. >> i decided to consume cannabis andithin 30 minutes i did feel bettna. >> the canbis is really the only thing that kept me feeling hope. had >> a recent study finds that 1 in 14 american women say they used cannabis during itpregnanc. 's raising alarms among doctors that caution using marijuana during pregnancy effects the brain of the developing baby. >> new tonight, students unveiled a exhibit of a painful past in d.c. the exhibit by gonzaga high

school studentsic chrons the school's use of slaves. the all boys catholic high school located nearapital hill researched the project along with a teacher that lead this. 7 ofhohe high scol students signed up for the project two ntless go and did c hours of research on their ownm ti some single moms dedicated to church and family got quite the surprise at sunday service. the community coming together o brand ing them keys new cars. tears of joy and gratitude outside thetiirst b church. the mom had no idea the church had chosen them to win. derek ward spoke to one woman whose 8-year-old son is very active in the church. >> it was complete shock and surprise but i'm grateful and thankful for m church and my ministry members and everyone that thought enough of me and my son for this honor. >> another mom whos raising 8

children after her husband died also received a new car. this is part of a new program that sterling motor cars is doing as part of theirommunity involvement initiative. best story of the day right there. >> all right. let'sake a turn to the weather. a little chilly out there this evening. >> this shapes up nicely. >> yes, it did. >> we're in for a chill for sure but that ten day is promising. 'll have to get there. >> for now, just hold on. we have to talk about this frost advisory tomorrow morning. i'll let you kno what the n kid doeseed to wear at the bus stop. let's take a look at the current temperatures at the moment. actually w have video. where is this guys? all right. ll we are in washington d.c., that's for sure. national mall and we do have some wins out there and it's still.gusty as we head through the overnight hours we are going to see things

improve as far as the winds go but the chill. that is just beginning. 46 in gaithersburg and dropping, looking out west. that's pretty far north. but you can see the trend that we're talking. that colder air pulling in as high pressure sets up. so i'm actually fast forwarding to about 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning to show you where the numbers are at and this is model projected so we could definitely see upper 30s. 38 degrees tomorrow morning as we head throughout the srt of your monday. because of that that's prompted the national weather service to issue this frost advisory. it begins at 2:00 a.m. and doesn't wrap up until 8:00 a.m. everyone shaded in here and includes parts of loudoun county and frederick county and justrt no of baltimore and 81 in

winchester. and temperatures are going mo be in the to upper 30s. look at the temperature trend beyond that. it's got to get through monday. that's going toeel like a glorious summers day midweek. we're into the 80s. we're in the 80s. ur wednesday, upper 70s around 81. thay right back to the low to mid 80s. i'm rewinding and bringing it back a little bit. standing at the bus stop tomorrow morning, layer up and a jacket and coat will do even better. highs tomorrow will mak their way to the mid 60s. they won't be too cold in the afternoon but it will be a chilly start. enty of sunshine waiting for you on the other side of midnight. now as we head through your storm team tenay outlook we're looking at the numbers. 60s and then into the 80s. check out all the rain chances. it will be an interesting and forecasting kind of week.

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