who killed 28-year-old jonathan scott ten years ago. only on news4, jackie bensen introduces us to scott's mother, whose mission to answer that question is far from over. >>. >> reporter: gwen is on her feet, walking, handing out flyers. requires the assistance of a motorized wheelchair. but they stands for her son. jonathan scott was 28 years old, the father of three small children when he was shot to death here on 57th place and chefferly the night of october 27th, 2006. he was found in his car the following morning by a neighbor walking his dog. his case is now on the roll of unsolved homicides in prince george's county. it's been ten years now and no one has come forward to say what happened. >> reporter: scott returned to the seen with her son jay can who was only 12 when his brother was killed. he tied a balloon to the spot where january than's car was parked. a group of students off their condolences when they learn why she is here. the exchange gives her the strength to keep going. >> i want other people to see i forgotten him a

h-g-t-v's scott brothers, drew and jonathan scott, will be featured in the p- s-a. fleet week activities are underway in san francisco. the blue angels will soon be soaring over the bay area. wayne freedman shows us how the event is paying tribute to maritime forces in its 36th year. <

. >> in 2006, jonathan scott was car on 57th place in cheverly. no arrests have been made in his murder. there is a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the killer's arrest. >>> it was a case that stunned our area and the country. the murder of chandra levy. her mother, susan, will appear on the today show to speak about gary condit's new book. >> i don't think i plan to read the book. i'm not sure what the story is. the story for me right now is a lot of pain and emptiness for our family. >> condit had a relationship with levy and was once a suspect in her disappearance but was eventually cleared. you can watch the complete interview on "the today show" after news4 today. >>> happening today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser and other city builds. the discussion will folk yuls on the state of the district's infrastructure and innovation. anybody interested in attending should be at georgetown at 10:30. >>> no snow on the ground just yet but one agency is getting a head start on preparations. >> prince george county officials are hitting the stree

jonathan: perfect weather. robert: scott abraham is there. high school football. huge match up in chantilly. scott abraham will have a c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance

jonathan: perfect weather. robert: scott abraham is there. high school football. huge match up in chantilly. scott abraham will have a c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. >>don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, shortness of breath, any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. >>talk to your doctor about brilinta. i'm doing all i can. that includes

scott gets them going on friday. jonathan: want to see something fun? let's go to chicago for a second and look at wrigley field. the cubby fans. they haven't had a world series park itself there since cleveland hasn't won in a million years. chicago hasn't won in a million years and they are tied 1-1. so now they come back to chi town. cubbies are going to fight to go 2-1 over the tribe tonight. maureen: a lot of celebrating if there is a win in chicago. i have friends out there watching. jonathan: a lot of people go out with no ticket hoping to buy tickets. good luck with that. maureen: see what is going on here. doug: the weekend looks good. 73 with sunshine tomorrow. 50's to start the marine corps marathon. warm in the 70's in the course of the race. on halloween on monday it looks good. partly cloudy and 62. good weather for the trick-or-treat. the big warm sup the headline at 11:00. and any update on the trick-or-treat weather for monday. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: we will see you at 11:00. have a gr

jonathan thank you. the next 24 hours. governor rick scott has issued an emergency like clair ration in 26 -- declarations in 26 counties. he has suspended tolls and urging everyone to get out. >> if you know you're going to evacuate, don't wait. get out now. >> it prompted the implement lane reversal on major highways. governor haley urging people not leaving to stay vigilant. >> i continue to ask you to pray for your neighbors and take care of each other. try and heed what everybody is doing. >> there's opinion a rush on gas stations in south carolina but should not be any concerns over shortage in fuel. >>> a. j. talks with fema officials here in north carolina to see how they're preparing >> reporter: what i found out is fema officials have been down in raleigh and fayetteville all week. they tell me their main focuis might be affected by the storm. trucks from across the country were pulling into fort braggg. >> these drugs -- fort bragg. >> these trucks have blankets, water, those types of supplies. >> matt is working in fayetteville th

jonathan: what was your reaction when you saw the video of mr. scott getting shot?enator burr: i actually found it to be, on the part of law enforcement. trying to get some way to obey the commands. drop whatemand was to is in your hand, you drop what is in your hand. it was a gun. jonathan: let's turn to foreign policy. in aleppo alone, more than 100,000 children are trapped. hundreds have been killed, more are getting killed every day. so my question is does the united states have a moral imperative to do more to stop the slaughter of children and their families? and what specific actions do you think the united states should be willing to take? ms. ross: well, the crisis in syria is something that has been intractable for a while. we have tried to be able to have cease-fires with the russians and the syrians and that has not been successful. ultimately, for the syrian people, we are going to have to come together as an international community and stop what is going on in syria. but what we've got with the refugee crisis can be dealt with by having no-fly zones ov

h-g-t-v's scott and jonathan -- teamed up with clark county's building and fire prevention department and public communications office... to produce the p-s-a. the twins live in las vegas part- time and shoot some of their t-v shows right here in the valley. pope francis makes a surprise visit to the site of the devastating august earthquake in central italy. the vatican said he visited this morning with the bishop of rieti.. the pope had previously talked about visiting...but never mentioned a date. he said he wanted to go alone "to be close to the people." would you like to spend a night at the iconic abby road studios? how you could be invited to a sleep-over at the legendary music studio.. where the likes of john lenon and yoko ono once stayed. stayed. plus.. there is a drive- thru for everything these days.. laundry! why your dogs will no longer be there's the nevada way. work hard. play by the rules. pay your taxes. and then there's the danny tarkanian way. penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. in a failed development scheme. worse, tarkanian refused to pay i

scott cooper. [applause] >> jonathan, thank you very much for your warm introduction. this is an amazing setting. it's very presidential and any historian who is standing here would be incredibly flattered to be in this wonderful room. i'm delighted to join you here this evening. thank you so much for driving such long distances to come here tonight. earlier i had an opportunity to view the magnificent new exhibition space. the nixon library, the nixon family, nixon foundation national archives and everyone associated with this wonderful project ought to be commended for their efforts to preserve our historical record while finding creative new ways to make the nation's history assessable and relevant to a new generation of americans. in the introduction to her pulitzer prize-winning history book, the american experience in china, barbara tuchman wrote i am conscious of venturing into the realm of america's china policy. nevertheless, as china is the ultimate region for our involvement in southeast asia, the subject is worth the venture even though the ground is hot. i think it's safe to say, jud

i'm scott abraham with the michelle: wow! great determination. jonathan: no question. alison: talk about the weather. steve? windy and cold tomorrow. steve: it will put everyone in a halloween decorating spirit to get the jack-o-lantern. >> want to come to my house? steve: send a picture and we will consider it. we are having -- we are looking for people's homes that are decked out r us a picture. burst.com/wjla. jonathan: then you show up? steve: thursday night and friday night of next week and halloween night i may show up at your doorstep. we will let you know ahead of time of course. send your pictures in first. i might be dressed as something. jonathan: go in a costume! steve: not a clown, though. burst.com/wjla. i have already received quite a few and it looks fantastic. talk about the weather and the fall foliage report. we are getting closer and closer to the peak period around the metro area, further to the west you go. panhandle of west virginia, western maryland, great color. cold fronted leading edge of it is over here to move across the bay. behind it we h

jonathan: what impact could it have on the race? scott: keep in mind you have millions who voted across the country. three dozen states and the district of columbia that have some form of absentee and early voting. a lot of ballots have been cast. there is a small portion of people, the independents the moderates some who have not made up their minds yet. could it sway them? unlikely. they dug in their heels and believe someone is out to get her and it won't change their mind. there are a lot of people who are already voting as we speak. lindsey: there is a lot of reaction from social media. this is a heat map showing how many people are talking about the issue. right now f.b.i. as well as the director of the f.b.i. right now. a lot of people talking about that. i want to show you some of the reaction from congress. there are a lot of congress members that have so much to write about this, that they are taking pictures of their statements and posting those to twitter. paul ryan, the speaker of the house says the f.b.i. is opening the inve

and more high school football, scott abraham has all of the highlights on news channel 8 right after this. jonathan: the skins are dealing with robert: they are banged up, but they have other people. jonathan: thanks, robert. still ahead, the police take over a mcdonald's, but there is jonathan: a role reversal in prince george's officers got behind the counter at a mcdonald's. if they were not serving up fries or working the register, some were providing entertainment by singing and dancing. it's all for a good cause, raising money for education for local kids. 50% of the proceeds were donated local kids. 50% of the proceeds were donated on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstoc

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jonathan: what was your reaction when you saw the video of mr. scott getting shot? i actually found it to be on the part of law enforcement, on the effort to try to get somebody to obey their commands and that command was to drop whatever was in his hand which they thought was a gone. jonathan: let's move to foreign policy. ms. ross, we're witnessing what is maybe the greatest humanitarian crisis in our time in syria. in aleppo alone, more than 100,000 children are trapped. hundreds have been killed, more are getting killed every day. so my question is, does the united states have a moral imperative to do more to stop the slaughter of children and their families? what specific actions do you think the united states should be willing to take? ms. ross: the crisis in syria is something that has been in -- intractable for a while. we have tried to be able to have cease-fires with the russians and with the syrians and that has not been successful. ultimately, for the syrian people, we're going to have to come together as an international community and stop what is going

jonathan: the shooting death of keith lamont scott sparked massive protests in charlotte last month. let's turn the -- turn to the issue of race and policing. you understand the that drove those protests and do you think there is a systemic problem in this country of racial bias in law enforcement? senator burr: jonathan, i think i do understand. riots,up at a time where when i was a young boy in winston-salem, happened. this is very different today though. it is for a different reason. and the trust with law enforcement doesn't exist. responsibilityty , the community leaders and law enforcement has to reach out to those neighborhoods that could possibly feel disenfranchised. building a school and building a health care clinic isn't enough. we've got to go into these neighborhoods and create jobs. we've got to find a pathway so these kids get a good education. we've got to make sure come up when they look down the road, they dig hard because they know that employment is a real opportunity. -- most of the cities we have seen this problem, they have huge unemployment and no jobs. jonat

jonathan serrie, fox news. >> happening today. state senate candidate jane kim and scottiener will be battling it out in san francisco. they'll debate a wide range of issues for the district 11 street in the california state senate. the debate will take place at the university of san francisco's presentation theater at 6:30 tonight. it will be moderated by james taylor, a politics professor and chair of the earn study -- the african american studies department there at usf. >>> officials say an american destroyer was targeted by two missiles. >>> now appears tiger woods will not be making his return to golf in the next week. >> plus, we'll check back with rosemary for details on the workweek forecast. and the chance of rain still to come. and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. plea

jonathan: this afternoon the f.b.i. announced they are investigating e-mails they are surrounding the e-mails with anthony weiner. scott thuman has more. this is big. scott: this is. follow along. follow earl congressman anthony weiner -- former congressman anthony weiner has burned investigation with a sexting scandal. hills wife huma abedin is hillary clinton's right-hand woman. so they may have come across correspondence from huma abedin and hillary rodham clinton. we don't know. interest enough they are reinvestigating the case that had been closed. the f.b.i. director dropped this to congress saying they are investigating at a critical time for obvious reasons. is 1 days out. but more so because voting is underway in dozens of states through the early or the absentee votes. the polls are tightening a bit which happens in the way tolight of the election. donald trump held a rally in new hampshire today and he pounced on the riverlations.

jonathan archer on "star trek: enterprise." he now stars as special agent dwayne pride on "ncis: new orleans." please welcome, scott bakula! >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> they just ease you out here. you don't even know it's over. >> stephen: i've got to ask you this, did you see the horse? >> so here's the deal about the horse. while you and pratt have been screwing around -- three dates and a phone number. >> stephen: you got the digits from the horse? >> i have been riding the horse. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that is a metaphor. >> yep. you tell me -- >> stephen: legally on cbs, i can't. you know, donald would know if that was a metaphor or not. >> stephen: he would. >> what do you think he would say? >> stephen: what do you think donald would say? >> yes. >> stephen: my mane is more handsome than that horse. ( laughter ) ( applause ) somebody give me an apple. ( laughter ) i told you last time when you were on the show with the "quantum leap" bit. you were my savior in "quantum leap." i watched that show incessantly. i loved it. there used to be marathons of it on tbs or tnt, and i was so unemployed, i would wat

jonathan: campaign news, if you are counting, we are 20 days away from the election. right now we are less than 24 hours until the final debate. this election cycle has been unlim ke any, scott thuman is in las vegas. scott: from accusatory women and russian suspicion, the final days are hard not to be distracted. >> it makes you want to unplug the internet. >> they want to distract us from camp's that they often fall on deaf ears. >> if he did grope a woman come is it that important? we have bigger fish to fry. scott: both sides are now playing defense. how prepared do you have to be for other shoes dropping? >> with 20-plus days to go, they will drop any inhibitions they can. >> against our campaign and the democratic national committee, akin to a modern-day watergate. sky: crises and the occasional october surprise do arise. lbj try to engineer a peace deal. and george w. bush had to defend against an 11th hour revelation he had been arrested for drunk driving decades earlier. furious. is this live by the sword, die by the sword? >> no doubt. >> we are expecting donald trump will probably come prepared to implement his "scorched earth" policy. jonathan: today, president o

scott abraham with our rising star. michelle: thank you, sco special. we have put together some of the most inspiring stories from the series. you can only see it on wjla.com. jonathan: healthy perspective. michelle: she is a great role model. volkswagen's settlement scandal approvedded. the amount for drivers and the soonest you will be able to turn your car in for a new one or get cash. >> if you are a fan of girl scott: welcome back, i'm scott we have a very unique phone bank today. we are talking about insurance with my friends from a.a.a. i got them all here. they are experts so please call right now. 703-236-9220. i want to talk about car insurance right now. almost 12% of drivers in the district of d.c. have no insurance. virginia it's 10%. in maryland, it's over 12%. i live in virginia so i think i'm okay. let me talk to you real quick, if i can interrupt you. i am helping somebody. what kind of questions are you getting so far? >> i must admit we are getting a lot of life insurance calls. we got a couple of general insurance questions. can i remove full coverage? can i add full coverage? what are the state requirements in maryland? scott: all right. i'll le

scott sparked -- mr. burr to understand the anger that jurupa's protests and you say there's a systemic problem in this country of racial bias and law enforcement? burr: jonathan eig to understand. i grew up in a time where riots, when i was a young boy in winston-salem happen. this is very different today though. it's for a different reason. the trust with law enforcement doesn't exist. the community responsibility with community leaders and law enforcement has to reach out to those neighborhoods that could possibly feel disenfranchised. in many cases holding a school and building a health care clinic isn't enough. we have got to go into these neighborhoods and create jobs. we have got to find a pathway so these kids get a good education. we have to make sure we may look down the road, they know that employment is a real opportunity and most of the cities we have seen this problem they have had huge unemployment and no hope of a job. >> moderator: is there a problem with racial bias and law enforcement? burr: i'm probably the last one i would try to answer that because department by department and city by city i don't think people get into law enforcement to