in bethesda, kellye lynn, abc7 news. larry: m.c.p.s.ken part of the kid museum program that exposes kids to careers in stem. nancy? nancy: all right. you may have heard this at home. mom, can i have the keys and the credit card? amazon wants to make it so the teenagers can get an experience without going to the mall. they are adding a new feature for adults to add up to four teenagers to the accounts so the teens can shop whenever they want to. parents will get a notification when the kids buy something. i can see this being dangerous for credit cards. larry: a little bit. exactly. the do-do. not the name. the company behind the bags as well as kate spade and others are changing the name to tapestry at the end of the month. wall street doesn't like it. the stock dropped 3% today. nancy: huge change there. still ahead at 5:00, neighborhood on the edge. what this couple is using to terrorize part of d.c. larry: how the timeline in the las vegas massacre raises questions whether it could have been stopped. >> we will take a look at the leg

news 4's chris gordon is in bethesda where people have been protesting all day. chris? >> reporter: well, leon, they are targeting the wild wood medical center located on the sidewalk right here along old georgetown road. away from walter johnson high school. now, the protesters filled this sidewalk at noon today and they say they're going to return at 6:30 tonight and every tuesday night to memorialize this day, a tuesday, when a new abortion clinic opened here in bethesda. >> our standing is a witness today. >> reporter: antiabortion activists are holding prayer individual ills and protesting a controversial doctor who is opening a new abortion clinic in bethesda. they packed the sidewalk in front of the wild wood medical building on old georgetown road. >> i'm calling on each one of you to continue your peaceful, prayerful witness outside of this abortion facility. >> reporter: for almost seven years, the maryland coalition for life protested in germantown at the clinic where dr. leroy car heart performed late term abortions, splitting his time between germantown and

take a look o bethesda. we have a crash.ng us know it's rockhill road southbound. causing a big backup as you come inbound through bethesda. we're dealing with a gas main break in chantilly. lee road impacted at chantilly crossing lane. metro is on time. more traffic in a few. >> thanks erin. 5:27. researchers say a cancer linked to a particular form of plastic surgery is on the rise. >> night life in the district about to get a little more complicated. >> let's go to break now and as we do we'll take another live look across the d.c. region on this thursday morning. 51 degrees out there. going to be a beautiful day. get on out and enjoy. we've got more to share, though, on the other side. you're watching the number one fox5 news morning. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ - um, i think one of your friends is here. - oh, well, what does he look like? - [mother] orange and grouchy. - (laughing) that's student loan monster. remember when i told you if you didn't save for college, other monsters would show up? - wait, so he's living here now? - she gr

. >> flames and smoke filling a high-rise in bethesda.than a thousand people out of their homes tonight. plus -- >> they told me my son died. >> a grieving father speaks out. his son killed in a high speed crash in waldorf. and communities coming together to raise money for those affected by recent hurricanings. announcer: now abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> one massive transformer fire forces up to 1,500 people out of of their homes tonight. a smoke filling a high-rise in bethesda and several treated for smoke inhalation. the damage about $1 million. our top story from the red cross shelter in civil ver spring helping those 'tis placed residents. reporter: these are some of the evacuees who decided to take advantage of this red cross shelter in silver spring. >> i'm not happy camper but i think things have been taken care of so well. >> her remaining 1,100 plus ighbors made a -- made accommodations of their own. >> they live in downtown bethesda. >> a number of us are friends in the building. so one of the gals is in the south buil

right now a fire tears through a bethesda highrise leaving hupd weds without a home. >> and this a night of inspiration in the nation's capitol. a look at annual light the night walk on national mall. >> and beautiful saturday as far as weather goes and what's in store for rest of the weekend. the news starts now. first tonight that apartment fire in montgomery county that has left more than 1,000 people without a home tonight. >> the fire caused $1 million in damage. evan lambert is in bethesda tonight with more on this. >> reporter: this tower here behind me has lights and look at that one there. pitch black transformer displaced near a thousand and residents. mangled and charred wires show the origin of what montgomery county fire officials are calling a transformer fire at bethesda highrise apartment complex. said rick dana was headed out grossy shopping sitting in fire garage when the fire ignited at pux hill road saturday morning. >> i was sitting in my car clipping coupons before i went and then all of a sudden loud boom happened. and like the power went out and kind of came back

. >> a busy part of bethesda with lots of shops and restaurants has a new neighbor now. an abortion clinic. the move prompted protests there today. the clinic opened in the wildwood medical center near walter johnson high school. as chris gordon reports new york city you some people are already trying to shut it down. >> our standing as a witness -- >> reporter: antiabortion activists are holding prayer vigils and protesting a controversial doctor who is opening a new abortion clinic in bethesda. they packed the sidewalk in front of the wildwood medical building on old georgetown road. >> i'm calling on each one of you to continue your peaceful, prayerful witness outside of this abortion facility. >> reporter: for almost years the maryland coalition for life protested in germantown. at the clinic where dr. leroy carhart performed abortions. carhart's website says it provides advanced gestation abortion care. antiabortion activists say he performs abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. they raise money, bought the building where dr. carhart worked in germantown, thinking

in bethesda, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: brad, thank you very much. at 80%, the abc7 instapoll right now showing a lot of the viewers do not agree with the move. you can weigh in by going to wjla.com/votenow to share your thoughts. jonathan: all right. switch gears raincoats, umbrellas and the headlights. these are the must have accessories. meteorologist steve rudin tracking must-needed rain. it will be gray for a bit. steve: the shower stick around for overnight hours. it's not heavy downpours or a washout but if you have plans for the next few hours, make sure that you have an umbrella handy. this is what it looks like on the stormwatch7 satellite and radar for you. showers are exiting frederick. heading farther west around hancock. we are looking at the showers. this is moving east toward hagerstown. but once again nothing heavy. nothing that will become severe. temperatures this evening will slowly fall in the 60's. we will keep the showers in the forecast again for the day tomorrow. big changes are on the way for the upcoming weekend. more on th

morning in bethesda, 39 college park on the middle 30's manassas.ve sunglasses and a light jacket. if you are going out early, we range from the mid-60's at noon, near 70 by about 2 p.m. the highs eventually make it into the lower 70's. leesburg and manassas, middleburg, fredericksburg, pax river looking at 69. the weekend even better. if you like warm temperatures and a lot of sunshine. howard university's homecoming this saturday, 77 degrees. that's during the afternoon. sunday looks great, mild start for the marine corps marathon, lower 60's. midmorning, mid-to-upper 60's. by the afternoon, upper 70's. about 10 degrees above average this time of year. tomorrow, great. awesome thursday, fantastic weekend ahead. then we have showers and clouds for the day next mo comes the cold front. that will drop temperatures tuesday and wednesday. by wednesday and thursday of next week, we are in the lower 60's with daytime highs and nighttime lows back into the 40's. steve, thank you. are you not so impressed by the oliage? i won.n three experts say that the d

. >>> cvs announced it is acquiring bradley drugs in bethesda. that store is going to have manage their prescriptions. bradley drug it's, which had been in business since 1954 will close tomorrow. >> wow. that's a legendary business in bethesda. >>> the center for auto safety is urging ford to recall 1.3 million explorers. this comes just days after ford announced it is offering free inspections and repairs to reduce the potential for exhaust to enter the vehicles. now the company says those explorers are safe, and they say this offer was quote, for customers peace of mind. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: the center for auto safety is calling on ford to recall all of 2011, to 2017 explorers. investigating more than 2700 complaints about possible carbon monoxide seeping into the cabin of explorer injuries, and 3 accidents, that may also be linked. in july, police in austin, texas, parked nearly for dozen explorers after officers were found to have carbon monoxide in their blood. the company says that issue is separate from the complaints in

new information this morning about a fire in bethesda that left hundreds of people homeless. investigators now say the transformer fire started in a utility room. it happened saturday at the promenade apartments on pooks hill road in bethesda. 18 people needed to be taken to the hospital. that fire caused a million dollars in damage. a star studded night at the kennedy center. david letterman - receiving the prestigious mark twain prize for american humor. 70-year-old letterman is being honored after 33 years on late-night t-v, hosting long-running shows on n-b-c and then on c-b-s. our own kidd o'shea was on the red carpet - hear what letterman says is his favorite tv moment.. coming up in the now at 5:50. a big monday night matchup for your washington redskins. the skins, heading up 95 to philadelphia to face the eagles. philly leads the n-f-c eas the skins are in second at 3 and 3. you can watch tonight's game right here on abc seven. pregame coverage begins at eight.. kickoff is at 8:30! breaking right now - a college campus lockdown. plus - a possible serial killer on the

fox5's gary mcgrady is at party mania in bethesda to explainment are you having fun out there. >>reporter: there's a lot of folks coming in. that would be like me at the last minute searching for their halloween costume. when you're searching for your costume at the last minute you might make a choice based on what's left based on what is appropriate. this is the second year in a row that disney finds themselves in a controversy. last year it was the maw i costumement they had to pull it from the market. that's the character that the rock made famous. this year, same movie. now it's the mow want a costume that is a a little bit controversial, the poll knees and princess and a lot of people are making a big deal about it, whether it's culturally unsentive about it. you you have to find the right costumes. and so that's a very, very important question. i weren't to talk to somebody because this is a way fer arguing a and she's the owner at party mania. every year you have to do all the ordering for these costumes, don't you. >> yes, do. >> when you're doing that not only do you h

is having the taste of bethesda today, as well. lauryn, you're talking about -- you always have a beer event. >> i know. >> it was alcohol-related in some way. barbecue, too. >> beer, barbecue and bourbon. in lea in leesburg. >> really the bourbon is what's going on there. >> we're virginia girls. it's what we like, a little bourbon. >> virginia guys like it, too. >> there you go. >>> good day to crack open a cold one if you're not expecting. >> absolutely. you can be our designated driver, angie. >> great. happy to help. >> yay. all right. you know as we continue through the day, it is going to be warm. definitely, out there. by tomorrow, more fall like conditions and a little bit of rain. today is the last summer like day. yesterday we made it to 83 degrees. today we'll beth mostly dry out there. can't rule out a sprinkle here or there. more rain from nate coming tomorrow afternoon through monday and tuesday. before that, we've got a frontal system. we have rain tomorrow morning, as well. no rain today. the temperature at 70 degr

out there towards bethesda, a cool night for sure.ood thing that coffee in handout there this evening. out there across the area temperature wise, right now 51 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 5 miles an hour. a very cool night. any time we have a night like this, clear skies, calm winds, we cool very, very quickly. but we always cool more in the suburbs. d.c. is at 51, manassas 41, cull pepper 40, warren ton at 37 degrees. look at honeytown, patuxent river. radar is dry. satellite radar together, this is very odd. we do not see this very often. normally we have some kind of a storm happening in the u.s., but from d.c. to minneapolis to dallas all the way back up to portland, oregon, there's a couple of showers up there towards seattle, but that is it. the other exception, extreme south florida, but the entire nation all the way up into canada really nothing going on. we've got high pressure dominating and that's going to keep us with some nice cool nights and some nice warm afternoons. now, tonight we'll consider a cold night f

we are in the 50's and 60's across the area. 59 in bethesda. 62 around quantico.rizzle is the story through the day. the numbers stay the same. they hover in the mid to upper 60's through the area. we cannot rule out a little bit of fog. on sunday. if you are going out, keep that in mind. julie: accident in personal low on route 9. -- an accident in personal they'll - [ purcellville. the right side of the roadway on the beltway is blocked at this point. the beltway without incident heading towards the wilson bridge. have you think a group of first graders responded when i asked them how do you trick-or-treat? what can you do with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 from dunkin'? settle a debt. make a friend. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and strength of a name, and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles... become openings. as we have for more than

live from bethesda, justin finch. news 4. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you.aking news out of norway. the nobel peace prize has been awarded a few minutes ago to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. this announcement came a few nominations for this year's award. decided to honor the group for its work trying to get a treaty passed to ban nuclear weapons. >>> 5:17 right now. we're counting down. just 14 hours to go to first pitch. >> 14 hours, right? >> the nationals play the cubs tonight. our very own eun yang joins us live from the field at nats park. you know you love being out there this morning, girly. >> reporter: i really do molette and aaron. one of my favorite days of the year. to be down here on the field at nats park for the playoff game 1. it is such a thrill. even though you're 14 hours away, the grass is pristine and beautiful. when we arrived to get into the field, the members of the ground crew were spray cleaning, power washing all the seating area to make sure that everything is ju everything is just right. you know who is wo

it's going to be here at the bethesda jazz and blues supper club.ng with a little live practice session. miriam is going to sing us out as she, of course, has written a song, cancer-free. she will be singing on this friday. go ahead right there, miriam and show us all what you can do with your beautiful voice. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i'm molette green at the bethesda jazz and supper club for "news4 today." >> all right. hitting those high notes for a great cause. molette green. thanks so much for sharing that important mission there. >>> four things to know. the fbi is combing through the hotel room where 64-year-old stephen paddock carried out sunday's mass shooting. 59 people are dead. 527 hurt. savannah guthrie will be live from las vegas on a special edition of the "today" show. >> after being closed for four hours, all lanes are open between farmington and livingston road in prince george's county. it was closed due to a deadly crash. the man hit a guardrail. aaa says this is arguably one of the most dangerous stretches of road in the d.c. area. >>>

have you seen this man, montgomery county police need your help finding 80-year-old juan su yim of bethesdahe was last seen on westlake drive driving a black 2012 nissan sentra with maryland tag juan su yim is asked to call police. >> sources confirm to fox5 that a man seen on surveillance video that britches police released in the investigation of a sexual assault in bowie has been identified and is not connected to the crime. detectives yesterday canvassed the neighborhood off jennings mill drive and jennings lane asking neighbors for any information in case. the attack happened one afternoon. a woman was jogging along a trail when she says a man grabbed her dragged her to a playground and sexually assaulted her. she was able to get free and run away. >> ♪ >> two minutes past the hour right now. president trump is back home from dallas. he was there to get an update on hurricane harvey relief efforts and attended a gop fundraiser. demonstrators were on hand to protest. a poll reveals a drop in his approval rating. trying to keep their aggressive tax overhaul effort on schedule. yesterday

i love what you're doing with the bethesda shop new concept shop for you.e. >> we'll grown our product line over the last three or four years, and so we wanted to build up an experience where clients can come in and get their hair just kind of fixed up it's basically no wash. and all we do like you can it's just dry styling she just came in with her hair she probably washed it yesterday. and she's just getting some waves and it's that easy. >> i love that. >> only 20 bucks no matter what we do. >> 20 bucks. >> 20 buck that's it. you're rushing your late or too busy it's a great option something that we've done instead of our other -- with some of our other retail partners like sephora and ultra and nordstrom's we touch up people's hair. clients can see instantly how impactful our products are our dry shampoo. >> i love the dry shampoo. i swear by it if you don't get to wash your hair. >> we have women who don't wash their hair for three, three, four. girls in my office go two weeks. if you can get it touched it it's amazing. >> full blow out is 45 minutes.

the body was found earlier this month in the basement of a bethesda home he was working this 134er and the homeowner made it out alive. no word on the cause of fire. >> also montgomery country police need your help typing a missing bethesda man. william carter iii was seen leaving walter reed on rockville pike driveing a blue toyota tundra pickup truck with south carolina tags and there's a motorcycle in the bed of that truck. mees and family are concerned about his emotional and physical well-being. and if you do having in on his whereabouts, montgomery county police are them a call. >> all right. let's take a turn for the weather and hope you're having a great night out there tonight but full shot of the capitol dome on this saturday evening. i guess it is really sunday morning if you want to be technical about it. it was a gorgeous day outside. how about the rest of the weekend. >> is gwen squoyns us now and gwen it is feeling like fall. it was a crisp day out there today. >> definitely. on the windy side. we really fell that cool, northerly wind kicking n as we head now we're past

mid-50's for bethesda and upper marlboro. 54 in manassas. the future cast, bring in a few showers through the morning hours but not looking at anything heavy. a little patchy fog. at least early on. no travel delays. be on the lookout. midday hours and we will see the pocket of drizzle and the showers lingering. better chance for showers to move friday evening and saturday morning. build across the mid-atlantic. gorgeous and a warm sunday ahead. cold front that arrives late in the day. highs tomorrow in the upper 60's. there are the showers on the day planner. grab an umbrella on the dry side. bethesda row arts festival. lower 70's on saturday. the virginia wine festival. oldtown alexandria. lower 70's on saturday. lower 80's for the day on sunday. seven-day outlook from the stormwatch7 that shows the weather coming to an end saturday afternoon. cold front drop us to 70's on monday. we have mid-60s and brilliant sunshine on tuesday and wednesday. the following weekend is howard homecoming and lot of fun there. a lot of folks will be in from

industry including bethesda based marriott is pleased, too.gotiation. >> updating the laws for airbnb. it's a real difference here for the local residents and it's interesting. meaningful in people's lives. >> i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. larry: they will also discuss possibility of changing the calendar for the next school year. how the school board said it considers having kids in class for the you jewish holidays to preserve spring break to get enough hours in. after the governor ordered that no schools could begin before labor day. the governor's office says the county shouldn't threaten religious holidays to accommodate the change. alison: two astronauts of falls church, by the way, back on board the international space station. tonight, the two completed the second spa weeks. today's six and a half hour mission greased part that the astronauts installed on a robotic arm in last week's spacewalk. larry: back on earth, researchers say the size of the dead zone in the chesapeake by a is the largest since 2 -- chesapeake bay is the largest si

. >> a fire in bethesda. where are all the people now? i'm q mccray. i have the answers coming up in a live report. jonathan: the mark twain prize goes to -- david letterman over the weekend. >> it's happening at the kennedy center on sun comfortable now? >> no. >> accepting accolades? >> no. jonathan: our kidd o'shea catches up with letterman on the red carpet at the kennedy nancy: a fire saturday forcing apartment residents from their homes in bethesda. more than 500 units were evacuated at the promenade. today some q mccray has the stories. q? q: yeah, nancy. i just confirmed that 13 evacuees are right in here. this is the red cross shelter. we are not allowed inside for privacy reasons but i got the information confirmed by montgomery county officials who are now teaming up with the red cross to provide the shelter for the people who need it. they are estimating 1100 people are displaced now. check out the pictures. early saturday morning. the transformer blew in the garage at the north tower and it knocked out all the power and the utilities to th

bethesda row art festival looking good on saturday. lower 70's. the warmer, brighter skies on sunday. lower 80's. the average high is 69 degrees. don't forget the virginia wine festival in oldtown alexandria. saturday and sunday. the temperatures in the lower 80's on sunday. it will be warm and dry. jonathan: all right. steve, thanks very much. three racist messages found in less than two weeks in the university of maryland in one dining hall. coming up next, the police looking for who is doing this. they are offering a reward. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. jonathan: three incidents of racist gra if thety found university -- graffiti found at the university in

tomorrow upper 40's in bethesda. 44 in college park. 42 middleburg. light jacket early on.on't need it long. nice warmup for the midday and early afternoon. don't forget your sunglasses. sunny skies and lower 60's. near 70 by 2:00 and lower 70's by 5:00 p.m. but it will stay dry all day long in the day thursday and friday and the judgment coming weekend looks fantasticment -- looks fantastic. it's dry this weather will warm up. howard university homecoming sar. looking for the fall color change. it's not as great this year as previous years but still looking okay. out to the west. head to frostburg and peedersberg where the control -- petersburg where the color looks the best right now. moderate color around the immediate area and to the north and west. extreme southern maryland not so much. not right now. hopefully rain by the middle of next week. we will improve things a little bit. the average high for this time of the year is ten degrees colder. the countdown to halloween. 12 days to go. 17 days until we fall back. the temperature trend looks like this. we have a cool o

bethesda was such a great spot to do that in. >> out of all the locations you have stores, why the d.carea? >> it felt serendipitous and meant to be and the d.c. market in general, we have five shops here, it's been so great to us. we had this extra space which we never have in any of our shops that we were able to build out this really cool spot that i think you guys just saw. it's basically just like quick confidence, $20 no matter what you get, matter what your hair is like and you're in and out. you just don't get the wash. >> thanks so much for stopping by. >> so fun. >> thanks so much. and congratulations. >> thank you. >> chris and pat. >> thanks, guys. women here are so busy searching for time i think that's going to go over well. >>> you can bring your regional park for strut your mutt. >>> after the b re ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and

there's a silver alert for this man missing from bethesda. won soo yim left his home yesterday afternoon driving a 2012 black nissan sentra with maryland tags. the tag number 7 da 5239. prince george's county police are hoping to learn more information about a sex assault in bowie monday night. police thought they had a lead on a suspect. but sources exclusively tell news 4 the man police saw on surveillance camera near the crime scene was >>> the fairfax county school board will vote on a new name for jeb stuart high school. one possible name that's gaining momentum, justice high school. >>> we're getting new numbers in the race for governor of virginia. a poll from hampton university showing republican ed gillespie with an 8-point lead over democrat ed northam. he's up in the poll. this is the second poll to show gillespie ahead in the race. the poll has a margin of error -- voters head to the poll on november 7th. >>> traffic signals in maryland are getting an upgrade. justin finch is in the newsroom with details. >> the long awaited -- go

morning, grab the sunglasses and a warm coat, especially walking to the metro stop or the bus stop. 41 bethesda 40 upper marlboro, upper 30's middleburg and manassas. a.m., watchst, 9:00 the timestamp, that is pretty much all you see in terms of the movement. also sunshine into the afternoon. sunset just before 6:30. we are losing to one half minutes of daylight as we move closer and closer to midnight. sunshine tomorrow, looks good, low 60's. the marine corps marathon forecast sunday, it will be warm. mild start, lower 60's, middle 60's by 10 a.m., noon time around 73 degrees, on our way to highs in the middle 70's. sunshine tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, friday. howard university's homecoming looking good saturday, 77 degrees. the marine corps marathon, warm, cold late monday and tuesday, upper 70's, lower 70's. by wednesday and thursday of next week, we are in the 60's for daytime highs. nancy: a new store near dupont circle has one criteria for everything sold. it has to be made in the district. where bowser may the first purchase "made in d.c." it also has a cafÉ, sills locally made clothi

we're at party mania in bethesda.o some folks, a lot of folks in here last minute shopping. by the way, your last minute shopping for a custom. you need to give it some extra thought we'll have more thoughts on that coming up in just a couple of minutes. fox5 news at five will continue. continue. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> we're just days away from halloween now and choosing just the right custom can s times be a challengement every year there's a story that pops up about what someone wearing what others perceive to tuberculosis an inappropriate kows costume. gary mcgrady live at party mania in bethesda with this hard hitting report. it's kind of crazy. >>r

. >> this is in bethesda. an effort to raise $2,000. not only was -- >> no safety net. >> collin is there to >> yeah. >> i can't pat scaling that wall. >> i do too. >> let's do it. i want the snow stick. >> yeah. snow stick. >> we got it now. we'll see if pat answers the call. >> come on, pat. >> the money raised is going to go to support more than 7,500 special olympic maryland athletes. >> $65,000 is what they raised yesterday. >> good for them. congratulations. >> you're here in one piece so we love that too. >> thank goodness. that was terrifying. all right. congratulations chuck to you and your number one show on sunday morning. all right we have beautiful conditions out there right now. it's going to be another perfect day. today we're not going to have that wind thank goodness but we did have a chilly start. grab the jackets. the tropics finally quite. for now. we know they may amp up but we have a little while left of hurricane season. current temperatures right now in the 60s. lower 60s ll we will continue to warm up but again

that number came out of walter reed bethesda table i was up there. that's what they told me.ou think about that, all of those people wondering, is some person going to jump up and put it on tv and grouse about something when this is a moment of bereavement? it is a very, very personal, intimate moment, and she has wrecked it, is what she has done. she is a wrecker. this congressman wilson is a wrecker. >> tucker: i don't have anything to add to that. you said it better than anyone could have. i appreciate your time. well, the press has spent months searching for a rush of scandal, but in an odd twist, the scandal could be one they have had all along or for a number of years, anyway. 2010, the obama administration approved a deal giving a russian firm control over 20% of the american uranium reserves. it wasn't very widely publicized, but it turned out to be a big deal. president trump today blasted the press, saying this is the real scandal. watch. >> if the mainstream media would cover the uranium scandal and that russia has 20% of the uranium, for whatever reason, and a lot

news 4's justin finch is in bethesda with a look at what the school is doing to reassure parents and> reporter: the man accused here hired to help kids and now police believe he's hurt at least one. disturbing to say the least. that's why today a psychologist as well as counselors will be on hand here at carter rock elementary to help those in need. the man at the 41-year-old roy iii. he's known to many here as andy. he's now accused of inappropriately touching a 10-year-old girl. now facing a charge of sexual offense as well as sexual assault. he was a para-educator here and worked with the company kids add veins turs which runs after-school programs here. on thursday afternoon, just yesterday police say he surrendered. turned himself in and confessed to inappropriately touching that 10-year-old girl. the investigation itself has been going on since may of this year. the actual incident believed to have taken place back in november of last year when that girl and simmons were away from the other students here. now, a letter did go home to parents saying that simmons had been fired.

forced a thousand people out of their homes started in the utility room saturday at the apartments in bethesda. 18 people had to go to the hospital. the fire caused a million dollars in damage. fans filled the seats at rfk stadium tonight for the last time. the venue that people love to hate has seen everything from tibetan freedom concert to bleachers that bounce with the fans. q mccray announces the bittersweet goodbye. q: the cheering. the rocking. the goals. ended sunday night, 50 six years after rfk memorial stadium opened. d.c. united became what could be the last professional sports team to take the field. d.c. united has called rfk home for 21 years. >> i've been coming here since the first game. q: and sitting in the stadium ever since. titlesm celebrated four over the years, the first in 1996 and again in 1997. >> we were the first professional team in d.c. that actually won a championship at home. q: the club now has one of the most raucous crowds in major league soccer. >> it's a grand old stadium and a little rusty, but we love it. q: from the countless red and black flags to the

both leon and i got to be at the celebration at the hyatt at downtown bethesda to cheer her on. check out the mentally health resources we've compiled over the years. well done doreen. >> nice honor, in every mind, great organization. they do a good work. so, nice day today, you had a lot of fun at six flags. >> that was great. i got home today, my kids were look, you did what. >> while they were stuck in school. it was a great day out there no matter what you're doing. this is the weather we look forward to in fall months. low temperatures, cool morning lows and afternoon high. we'll see that again. temperatures 57 degrees in the city, warmer than it was last night tip. and it will be warmer tonight. winds out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour. that's helping to give us more humidity in the atmosphere which will not allow happs to cool as much. cold pepper coming in at 45, many numbers closer to the upper 30s. no rain. we will stay dry. have not seen any rain over the last couple of days, not much as far as the month goes. we do need to see something. the wider shot here, d.

going over the edge at bethesda building. >> brave participants repelleding for a fundraise to again fit special owe limb pkz picks and each had to raise a minimum of 2,000 for the privilege. chip basin takes us up in the air for this extreme fundraiser. >>. >> let me win if i can not win let me be brave with at text. >> stacey has in the every core of her body. >> it's first time we've done over the edge and have great support from chevy chase land company and owns the building which really kol is interface of athletes and with all the people that have come out to support them. so we've had people who have raised 2,000 or more and the best fund raiszer or highest was over 7,000 what we're doing is building communities and there's no better example than what we had here today. >> the people repel ring 16 stories up and trust factor is huge. i mean there's a lot of people who you know they never repelled before and some are afraid of hight and over the edge folks make it a friendly and safe environment and training making sure people feel secure as they go over the edge it was a great

tomorrow morning, the farmers market, sports, looking good, 62 bethesda, 61 upper marlboro. tomorrow another warm day, rapidly warming. 11:00 a.m., 77 degrees by 2 p.m. in the middle 80's. we stay there heading into early tomorrow evening. the baseball game tomorrow evening, slowly falling into the 80's, eventually hitting 70's. it will stay dry, a little humid, breezy at times, but a nice night for baseball for stop hopefully we pull off the win. showers in the afternoon. heavier rain late sunday night into early monday morning for . a slow rush-hour commute monday morning. the 10 day outlook from stormwatch 7, a lot of folks have the day off monday, columbus day, 70% chance of heavier rain mainly during the morning. clearing up nicely tuesday, near 85, a chance of showers wednesday. cooler thursday and friday of next week. still in the 70's. jonathan: a sign of the times, and will instant messenger is putting up its final message. enger isnstant messag putting up its final message. things have changed. nancy: the end of an era. nancyc123456.as jonathan: original. nancy: th

thousand people will not be able to sleep in their homes tonight after a fire damage to a high rise in bethesdait's not clear when they will return. the fire happened on cooks hill road. residents can't stay there because the building has no electricity or running water and the elevators don't work either. many of the residents are seniors who needed help getting out. >> taking care of one of my children. i looked her in the face and said we're safe, we're going to be fine. >> six residents were hospitalized because of all the smoke and the fire, it cost about a million dollars worth of damage. >>> now we know the identity of the woman shot and killed late last night in south d.c., shantese murphy was found shot near 16th street in the anacostia neighborhood. police say one man was shot but survived. no word on the motive or suspects in this case. >>> police in montgomery county hope they can eventually give a family closure as to why a 19-year-old man was struck and killed by a car, happening overnight when the driver hit the person on shady grave road in rockville. later the person died at th

it is cool enough where you will want long sleeves. 56 degrees in bethesda, maryland.

news 4's amee cho reports from bethesda now where the school is taking action. >> reporter: choose love. lately a much different message spreading through the halls. >> i was really disa int pod. >> reporter: principal alan goodwin sent an e-mail to parents letting them know what happened, two white students ganging up on a black student and calling him the n word. it happened not once, but twice. >> i want them to feel safe and have civil discourses at our school. one incident is unacceptable and we have to do a better job. >> reporter: he said they already held discussions in classrooms about what happened. they plan to do so again in the future. >> i was really disappointed and surprised. >> reporter: julie is a whit man parent. when she heard about what happened, she made sure to talk about it with her family. >> whit man is not a place i would ever describe as a school who isn't open and welcoming to all students. the teachable moment is going to be the fact that there will be more discussions about why it matters, why it's wrong. >> reporter: part of that, the school's website has

. >> it's a busy area of bethesda. there is a school there, there's a shopping center. now there is an abortion clinic. today lots of people gathering outside the wildwood medical center to protest. that's on old georgetown road. it's near walter johnson high school and news 4's chris gordon has our story. >> our standing as a witness today -- >> reporter: antiabortion activists are holding prayer vigils and protesting a controversial doctor who is opening a new abortion clinic in building on old georgetown road. >> this is a war, and this is a battle that has worked in the past. >> reporter: for almost seven years, the maryland coalition for life protested in germantown at the clinic where dr. leroy carhart performed late term abortions, splitting his time between germantown and his abortion clinic in nebraska. antiabortion activists raised money, bought the building where dr. can carhart worked in germantown, thinking they were putting him out of business. >> so, he didn't go to another abortion clinic he's starting his own. i think he's got some help from some people

some dare devils in our area came face to face with the real challenge going over the edge at a bethesda building. the brave participants repelled down 16 stories for the special olympics es. each participant had to race $2,000 for the privilege. fox5's photo journalist takes us up in the air for this extreme fundraiser if i cannot win, let in the attempt and stacy exudes that with every core in her body . it's the first time that we've done over the edge. we've got great support from the chevy chase land company who owns the building that we've been repelling down. what's really cool is the interface of our athletes with all of the people that have come out to support them. we've had people who have raised $2,000 or more, the highest fundraiser was over $7,000. what we're billing is dignity and respect and there's no better example than what we had here today. the people repelling our 16 stories up. the trust factor is humming. there's a lot of people they've never repelled before. there's some people afraid of heights. over the edge folks make it a friendly and save environment, the tr

live in bethesda. >> thank you. >>> cam newton says he's sorry. the carolina panthers quarterback posted a video to his social media accounts tonight. calling some recent choice of words to a female reporter, extremely degrading and disrespectful. >> to be honest that was not my intention. if you are a person who took offense to what i said, i apologize to you. >> that female reporter apologizing for a few racist tweets she made a few years >>> president trump was so upset the secretary of state reportedly called him a moron, he wanted to fire him until his chief of staff talked him out of it. in an nbc news exclusive, the president was furious after the story broke and vented to john kelly yesterday morning. politically the president couldn't afford to lose another cabinet official. he was late leaving for las vegas where he comforted the victims of the deadly shooting. kelly stayed behind and summoned rex tillerson and james mattis to the white house to discuss the situation. a state department spokesperson denied tillerson called the president

in bethesda, derrick warren, news 4. >>> green on the screen, would you believe it.s been three weeks since we've seen that rain. we got lighter showers to the north that moved through this morning. this was associated with a front and not nate but nate's rain is on the way. this pocket of heavy shower moved up from richmond traveling along i-95. fredricks berg could be in for showers. that's the front, a little to our north and west and this is nate continuing to circulate, of course not very well organized, now it's a tropical discretion and headed towards us. it's going to be bringing us rain for y quiet side. i won't rule out showers for tonight, they will be light. another warm and muggy night ahead. that steady rain for nate arriving by day break. 9:00 p.m., tonight take a look at the future cast, similar to what i was talking about, maybe a few lighter shares throughout the area and then head into midnight. still pretty quiet, lot of cloud cover but notice back towards the west nate starts to creep in by 7:00 a.m. so the lair morning commuters, maybe the 7:00,

he's chairman of the medical history department in bethesda, maryland.e knows battlefield medicine from a to z. if a soldier was wounded in the revolutionary war, what kind of medical treatment is available to him if he had a ball from a british musket in him? >> what you freely got is rough and ready exploration, crude amputations, a lot of what we would say were infections. they, of course, had no germ theory. >> few doctors had anatomical training. leeches were used to bleed the patient to health. >> it's not really a crazy idea. there are well designed beast but they would have reduced the pressure reducing the fluid and the pus would not hurt as much. >> leeches didn't save lives or prevent infection. 4 out of 10 patients died. >> three times as many people die of infectious disease as enemy action in the war. more physicians died of disease in the revolution than line officers killed in battle. being sick was a bad thing. even for the doctor. >> one of the biggest killers was smallpox and under one famous general the continental army was part of me

primarily in the 40s tonight, bruce and no frost. 51 downtown, but 43 in bethesda. 39 in sterling. a few 30s, primarily 40s around the [indiscernible]. 41 in college park and bowie. we'll start tracking a cold front and let you know if it's going t >>> still ahead, a 9-year-old sends trump a piece of his allowance. here why he did it and the priceless response from the commander-in-chief. >>> but up next the russian investigation is on the minds of many of the senators in the room. attorney >>> on capitol hill today, members of the senate judiciary committee grilled sessions for the first time since his confirmation hearing. sessions says he supported president trump's decision to fire former fbi director james comey because of how he handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. sessions refused to answer questions about his private conversations with the president on the matter. sessions had this teste exchange with the democratic -- about whether he lied to congress about his contact with russians during the trump's campaign. >> since you said you did not discuss issues with

bethesda shops and restaurants have a new controversial neighbor. an abortion clinic.nti-abortion activists are holding prayer vigils in the wildwood medical building on old georgetown road. >> calling on each one of you to continue your peaceful, prayerful witness outside of this abortion facility. >> he says he provides, quote, advanced abortion care. maryland's coalition for life hopes to push him out of business where he nationally works elsewhere. car heart will speak out at some point today. >>> one of the local oldest family pharmacies is shutting down. bradley drugs on arlington road was bought out by cvs. bradley originally opened in 1954. the owners say they had hoped to pass along the business to their youngest son but they just couldn't compete with the big name pharmacies anymore. that's always sad to see. the mom and pop store shutting down. >> not many of them left. >>> 4:50 now. local victims of domestic violence will be getting more help today. the state's attorney angela alsobrooks will help victims leave their dangerous situation. the fund will help

. >> backlash over abortion clinic scheduled to open in bethesda. protesters gathered outside the property last night. they say leroy car hart provides late term and partial aare portions. he wants to open a facility old town road. she's writing to operate without a license. clinic workers are working with maryland to be licensed. >> 4:35 is the time. time to bring in gary mcgrady and talk about the weather. no mistake about this one. straight up cold. >> it definitely is chilly out there this morning a lot like yesterday. temperatures in the 0s and 40s. we'll have lots of sunshine again today. so temperatures will warm up. we managed up to 60s yest yesterday, 64 was the high in d.c.. i think we get warmer than that today perhaps up to 7 for a high temperature. i'll show you that in a se second. 48 right here in town and annapolis 47. out in the suburbs there gaithersburg 39 and dulles 38, call preponderanceer and mannasas down to middle 30s this morning. frost add sciencery in place for just about everybody. again this morning there's even a freeze

things in bethesda looking good in secondarys, dulles toll road to and from the airport and problem free 395 and things on the way to bwi looking good. questions erinfoxdc on twitter is ter. back to you guys. >> a former president is apologizing after accused of sexual abuse. >> and mcdonald's planning roll out a replacement for the dollar menu. >> thread already done that. let's going to break. 4:37 back in a moment. ent. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >> had:39 now we're back with what is hot on the web. the stories you're engage >> efforts to rebuild puerto rico continue on the tiny island and one severity raising eyebrows, 2-year-old montana company that

there's a missing bethesda man. this is 80-year-old juan soo kim. he left his home yesterday afternoon. he was driving a 2012 black nissan sentra with maryland tags. the tag number is 7ds bear in mind, too, the low temperatures last night. that got down to 50 degrees. a lot to have concern. if you know where yim is, call police. >>> there's also a search for this elderly man. d.c. police say 66-year-old ronald stuckey was last seen sunday. if you see him, call police. >>> it makes it harder to understand the rules of the road on 66. if you don't have an e-zpass, not knowing what do could cost you. transportation leaders want to get the word out that in early december, they will start enforcing morning and evening rush hour tolls on 66 inside the beltway. during those express lane hours drivers must have a transponder or face a fine. so far it's a little difficult for drivers to understand all these rules. >> you end up having to go to a night class to transponder and when to turn it on and off. >> he makes a good point. right now only about half of