later this morning, metro is going toor put this b a metro board committee to see if it flies. i can tell you food is just one part of a much largerhi plan. what would allow metrodoo , these new regulations, it woulllow metro to cut commercial deals on its own without going back to the board to get the okay. metro would be able to rent out any space onetro property for private or commercial use. think of those food vendors. although, we're talking food that's wrapped up because you b still won't able to eat or drink on the trains. it goes beyond that. you cod see electronic kiosks like r box, photo booths, lottery machines, even vendors selling health and beauty oducts. so why do this? like so many things, it comes down to money. the ridership has dropped more than 10% over the past few years. remember, taxpayers in d.c., maryland, and virginia are going to start sending metro a dedicated source of funding, but that money, talking hundreds of millions of dollars, comes with a caveat. starting next year, metro will spending.d cap on so this is yet another way to increase reven w

is it the right move for metro?ably not necessary. >> clearly, this puts riders at odds, but metro says it's way to use the property for additional sale. don't go packing a lunch just yet. >> oh, great, this means i can eat my banana? no, i can't? what about the przel? i can't do that. buy the chips, nope, can't do that, okay. surely i can drink my gatorade, can't do that. there's limitations. >> reporter: that's right. ouan't eat or drink on the system. everything you could buy would be sealed, contained, or wrapped, andt would be sold outside of the paid area of metro. for example, metro has popup shops outside the station last summer. that would be key. riders packed food in. >> we ha the old story about the 11-year-old girl put in handcuffs forating french fries on the metro. so quite a contrast, quite a change. >> reporter: froerd for the record, she was 12, but people eat and drink on the system now, and some simply say this ifla happens, by the rules. >> i would like people to be -- have good manners if they

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the metro officials will present this plan to the metro board committee later this morning. i can tell you food is just one part of a much larger plan. these new regulations wouldal w metro to cut commercial deals on its own without going to theoard to get its okay. so they'd be able to rent out any space on metro property for private or commercialuse. so yeah,oo think of those f the rs here outside station. of course, all that food would still be wrapped up because you still wouatn't be able to e or drink on board the train. but also, there could be electron kiosks like red box, photo booths, lottery machines, even vendors selling health and beauty products. so why are they doing allhi well, money. the ridership is downthan 10% over the past few years. because metro is going toat get dedicated source of funding from you, taxpayers in d.c., maryland, and virginia, that also means iagreed to a hard cap on its spending next year.hi so would be yet another way to raise revenue. live outside the clarendon metro, chriss lawrence, new 4. >> chris, thank you. 6:36.t's now coming up

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she got about a mile away from that metro s station.roached west gude drive, police say that rodgers pulled her intoome trees along the side of the road there, that he beat and rapedtier. the v was able to get help from a security guard at a nearby office building. she is now being treated at an area hospital. but again, early this morning, the identity of the person who has been arrested andharged just came down. rodgers.ear-old dustin he's currently in police custody, a ourt appearance later on this afternoon. back to you. >> megan mcgrath live with the follow-up. thanks so much.s >>> l than 30 minutes ago, the senate judiciary committee announced it now has the fbi's report on supreme court pick judge brettan kavanaugh. the sexual assault allegation leveled against him. >> they'll start reading that report tod a at 8:00., clearing the way for a possible confirmation vot confirmation vote over the next few days. tracie potts is on capitol hill for us this morning. >> hey, aaron and angie. good morning. we know that at 8:00 a.m. senato

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$961,675, but metro says it's well below budget. budgeted about $2.5 million for these crcoits. kristin rides every day and has got a credit. that's not what she nts. >> i just want the metro to get me to a place at a certain time, d the refunds, while nice, i just want a reliable system. >> reporter: here's the thing, we learned that the rush hour promise is going to be changing. it's going to go from being late at 15 minute clip to being late at 10 minutes. s meays they want to drop the time limit for whent gives credits back because the system is becoming re reliabilile. by the way, the amount of credits given back to bus riders is about $1,000, mainly because bus riders have to fill out a form to get the credit back. ong the metro system, adam tuft, news 4. >>> news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news.>> our political climate's extremely devisive and volatile right now, and, tonight, it feels like we reached a dangerous new level. >> several suspicious devices sent to high profile public re fi all of whom have been critics of pr

. >>> and a tragedy on metro. a man dies trying to ride his wheelchair up the escalator. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> at least one person is deaec tonightse of hurricane michael. the storm still a hurricane, even though it's been over land for almost ten hours now. >> and it is still moving fast. let's show youam the dage it's already left in its wake in the florida panhandle. those category 4 winds tore off rooftops today in panama city beach. at one point, they almost knocked over nbc's kerry sanders, as he was rorting this afternoon. that's weather channel meteorologist jim cantore, he till rying to keep him standing. >> utter devastation inex mo beach, where michael made landfall. storm surge there up to nine feet.es piecf buildings just floating by. and this is apalachicola. streets there flooded, power down and trees almost 400,000 people are without power tonight, just in orida. >> but miael's not done yet, folks. chief meteorologist doug kammerer tracking this storm as it moves through

today metro plans to present its board a proposal to allow foot sales in and around stations. news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss reports. >> reporter: clearly this puts some riders atut odds, metro says it's a way to use its property for additional sales. but don't go packing a lun just yet. so this means i could eat my banana on -- no, tan't dohat. what about my pretzel? that.do my bag of chips -- nope, can't do that. okay. surely i can drink my gatorade. can't do that. no, there are limitations to what y c can andan't do. that's right, you still can't technically eat or drink on e system. everything you could buy would essentially be sealed, contained, o wrapped. some simply say if this does happen, play by the rules. w >>ould like people to be -- have goodanners if they did it. >> reporter: along the metro syem, ada tuss, news 4. >> and they have to clean up after themselves. that i one of the bigues. >> not going to happen. you tell people bring food but don't eat it. come on. doesn't make sense. >>> all right. 4:16 is our time rightow. october is domestic violence a

that bus bound for the twinbrook metro. along the way she struck up a conversation with that man who she believes is between 24 or 25 years old. that bus madets way here to twinbrook. they got off of the bus there. she says he forced her to a near by garage where she was taken to a stairwell. she said there she was raped. after this he brought her back to the metro station and got away. she reached out to 911. police searchedhe twinbrook metro station and other red lina statio found no sign of the man. the man remains at large. police released a critical cl he has a tattoo under his righty e. they will provide more information as it comes in. justin finch, news4. >>> right nowhe monster category-four hurricane willa is closing in on mexico's west coast. it's expected to make landfall sometime this afternoon. thousands of evacuatw-lying areas. at last check, winds are around 145 miles per hour. experts predict it will bring a life-threatening storm surge. the remnants will move to central texas which is still recovering from

>> guys, this is massive.s this what metro riders have been waiting for for ag l time. he's talking about expanding rush hour and cutting the weekend fair to a $2 flat rate. extending the yellow line all the way up to greenbelt. he's talking aut running the red line to glenmont at all times of theday. he's talking about tllrains being theum maximength 8 cars to cut down on crowding.ee metro hn losing riders for some time here. we're talking about they are down 100,000 trips per work day. this is an ambitious plan to bring riders back to the system. you can imagine the cheering this news. >> the fact that they cut the services causes people to not ride. you're not going to have the amount of money that you ed. >> so this is a budget proposal right now. they have to decid whether or not they want to put these things in place but the fact that the general manager of metro is recommending this stuff isneassive . back to you. >> adam, thank you. >> it's now 5:35. top gin with your other stories and breaking news. families are searching for answers after a lion airplane with

we just spoke to metro's generar manaere at metro headquarters. he says all of this is going to cost about $20 million a ar. an let's take you through the proposal here, what we're talking about. we're talking about extending the hrs that rush hour service is out there, both in the morning and the afternoon. we are talking about steppeding the -- putting the flat fare of the weekend system to $2. a $2 fare for weekend service, ine all g the yellow the way up to green belt, running the red line to glenmont at all times of the day. certain times right now, it stops at silver spring, and it would go all the way to glenmont. and every rail car now would be the largest rail car eight-car train. that is a huge initiative that the gm has unveiled here. and of course, a lot of this is an attempt to win riders back. metro has been shedding riders recently, down 100,000 therips per workday. the gm says this is the start of a turnaround. take a listen him. >> you know, it's a building block. and this is the first of the major building block in the future. ob

now metro wants to raise the bar because it i says service improving. starting next year, metro plans to reimburseou when trains are ten minutes late. >> wow. a billion bucks? >> a billion dollars. and to think that's less than half the budge to reimburse riders for late trains. >> surprising all around >> put me down as impressed. >> all right, chuck. impress us with this forecast. >> well, abo that. unfortunately, your weekend will not feature anywhere near the amount of sunshine that we've beenjoying the last couple days. right now skies are clear, and it is cold out there. nationalairport, as usual, one of our warmer spots at 41 degrees. as soon as you get away fm the urban heat island and away from the bay waters, it's way down into the 30ss t morning. 32 now in columbia. 30 in gaithersburg. 35 in fredericksburg. you'll need your seat heater this morning. taking the pup dog for a walk? if you don't have one, you can adopt sicily here atan the h rescue alliance. this morningay up. 37 degrees for the early walk. lunchtime walks around 52 degrees. tha

we have metro. si have the new expansion on bus rapid tr you know, we have the capacity to absorb this. t >> deal could bring 50,000 jobs to the area. >>> in the next few days we should start seeing signs and mile marrs go up for the 43rd annual marine corps marathon. this time around metro trains will run trains at 6:00 on metro morning. there will be music and entertainment at every mile. for more information and nbc 4 is a partner of the marine corps marathon. if you're n d headingown to the race, you can check out coverage here on news 4 on sunday morning. we'll have chuck bell t outre greeting all the runners. it will be a great day. dress carefully -- >> it reads to an investigation. a viral outbreak inew jersey lled six children. the details all parents want to hear. >>> out of control. an escalator speeds up catching riders by surprise. how about our weather, chuck? >> four things you need to know about the forecast. so long above the 70s. a cool northwest wind today. could get a wallop from

now metro is waropng . if you use a wheelchair, a stroller, you have to use the elevator for your own safety. at this point, police have not released the identity of the person who died. he was using a wheelchair when he somehow fellbackward. the man only waited 14 seconds for the elevator before giving up and taking ecalator. elevator was working here yesterday. w the riders spoke to say this was a reminder that safety comes first. >> people who are i wheel chairs and have baby carriages need to use the elevator. not the escalator. but they do do it a lot of times. i'le seen str but i've never seen a wheelchair on there. i'm looking at it as a tragic accident. >>wo the safety office letters engage with the accessibility committee on how dangerous and ill advised it is to take a wheelchair on the escalator. the same for strollers. use the elevator always. i can tell you the escalator remains out of service at this >> such a tragedy. thank you. >> we're seeing the remnants of it. we've got some very heavy ra

. >> we are following breaking news on metro this afternoon. scy moments today whe a man got stabbed in a car filled wit, ridencluding some children. the attack was at the navy yard station. let'get try it meagan fitzgerald.ha >> reporter: we learned within the last few minutes is that the victim in grave condition tonight. the suspect sti on the run. we can tell that you we know that these two g s knew each other. they got into some sort of dispute. this all happened on aath metro train. just behind me as it was approaching the navy yard. police want to you take a close look. we're told he was wearing red pants when he ran from the navy yard station near m and new jersey avenue. according to police this violent stabbing happened on a packed metro transit r. ahaperone for this group of middle school students says these kids wereinn the tra when the stabbing happened. two were treated for injurie after running from the train. police spent hours investigating the train carhere the incident happened while metro started tracking. >> back and forwar

i am against the metro funded bond. i do not think we need to expand the role of metro in this and i do not think we should build a lot more public housing. we need to address the situation right away. a better solution is to provide rental assistance, keep people in place where they are and i proposed to fund $50 million. that alone will not be enough. we need to create 20,000 affordable and workforce housing units every year. we need to treat this like the emergency it is and importantly, why we are doing both things, we need to work diligently to decrease the cost of building houses in oregon? under governor brown's administration we have driven up the cost of housing with increasing regulation, zoning requirements. that is not smart management. we need to decrease cost of housing so everyone can afford to live comfortably in oregon. >> governor. gov. brown: my experiences of family law, i know how critically important it is for every person to have a safe, dry and warm place to call home. i rolled up my sleeves when

metro station. were first to report that a man was riding up an escalator in a wheelchair. >> reporter: metro investigators have been here since this afteokoon. take a this is the columbia heights escalatorion, the leading to the platform upstairs on the sidewalk. abouaf 1:00 this ternoon, a man was in a wheelchair. he tried to get into the elevator or here. according to the officials with metro who reviewed video, the man waited several seconds, 15, 20 seconds for t elevator. when it did not come, he then got the wheelchair over here to the escalator, into the escalator on his wheelchair, falling back, all the way back down to the platform. now, d.c. fire arrived at1:30. they found the man, transported him to the local hospital where he was pronounced dead. again, metro officials are still on the scene, investigating a tragic accident that happened at 1:00 this afternoon at the columbia heights metrostation. in northwest, mark seagraves, news 4. >>> breaking news fromhiall street evening. the dow p

she was telling police she got on theus in the area bound for the twin brooks metro.he met a guy aroun 24 or5 years old and they struck up a conversation. that's before they got to the twin brooks station where she says he forceder into a parking garage, into a stairwell where she wasll sex assaulted. she then got away and was able to reach outso to another p that called 911. >> it's now 5:35. this is what fox 5 employees ars seeinghey come to work. boarded up windows and doors. it was a frightening work day yesterday because a man was shot by security after trying toay force his into the station. >> the suspect kicked through the front doors and was confronted by a security guard. the guard tried to stop the man usingepper spray and when that didn't work, he shot the unarmed suspect in the chest. he has a historyen of mtal illness. he t contacted station hoping they would help him get in touch with president trump. contacted us here as well via e-mail. he's expected to be okay and he is charged withrg ry. >> it's 5:36. here is a look at our other top stories this por

metro will start running train at 6:00 on marathon morning. there will also be music and entertainment at every mile. for information about the race, tro and road closures be sure to search marine corps marathon in the nbc washington app and nbc is a proud partner of the marine corps rathon. you can check out coverage on news 4 on sunday morning. >>> mile marker 11 and 12 there will be an honor for fallen service members. >>> still ahe on "news 4 today," the catholic church sex abuse scaal leads to a major investigation here in d.c. >>> a viral outbreak in new jersey kills six children. the details all parentswaill to hear. >>> out of control. an escator speeds u catching riders by surprise. yikes. a closer look at the video you'll be hearing about toda chuck. >> scary video. >>> four things to know about the next four days weather wise. brzy and cool and a chance for frost early tomorrow morning. then it's all about the rai chances which roll in here chances which roll in here during the second half of your (alex trebek) $8,000. over $8,000.

. >>> metro is planning to move s headquarters in the district. transit agency is looking to buy an empty officein bui on 7th street northwest. metro says moving to a new building will be less expensive than renovating i current headquarters. it will save the transit agency $130 million in the coming years. if all goes as planned, metro could be in th bnewlding in about two years. >>> in news 4 your health now, check your teenager or young health. members of generation z are stressed out about issues in the news. this is according to the american psychological association. the survey shows those between the ages of 15 and 21 are most stressed out aboutng mass shoo just over half of those eligible to vote will head to the polls for next week's mid-term elections. hat's compared to 70% of adults. with the mid-termio ele next week ben and jerrys is getting political with ice cream. they're rebanding one of their flavors as pecan resist. its response to what th company lls the regressive policies of the trump administration. it'sla cho ice cream with

she was heading to a friend's house, got about a mile from t metro station on route 355.tas when she pulled into some trees along the sidewalk there as she approached west e. gude dr she was beaten and raped. now, police say that the woman to gete to get away and help from a security guard at a nearby office building. she is now being treated at an area hospital. but again, breaking news overnight, we have the namectf the sushat has been arrested and now charged. he's 25-year-old dustin rodgers. he has a court appearance later on this afterno back to you. >> megan mcgrath live for us this morning. u.gan, thank >>> it is 6:34 now. here's a look at our other top stories. the senate judiciary committee now has the fbi's background report on judge brett kavanaugh and the sex aault allegation leveled against him. senators will start reading that report today at 8:00 a.m. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pushing for a confirmati s vote byurday. coming up, we'll have reaction from capitol hill in a liv report. >>> a search for answers this morning after a dead newborn w

what metro sources are sayings that if this does go forward, this is really going to create i hole metro's budget. the holes are lower. so that is somhahing they'll to think about and they might have to pay more to fill in the gap. metro says it could lose a lot of money if the penalties and the fines actually godown. so a lot more to come. it looks like it willass i d.c. >> all right. citation.ul enough of a deterrent. >>> these are elected officials who often display stoic exteriors, but this evening you'll see an interior strength that is inspiring. storiesisten to painful in an effort to help others. >>>or this legate, the pain has hidden inside for decades. >> it has taken me long time to say that i'm a. surviv >> getting sworn into offense. most never knew about what she suffered in u collegeil today. >> this is the first time in public ie ever said that. i've e the first people ever admitted it to. >> likewise, an exterior of strength. inside, memories of a painful childhood. >> i was a witness. i was a victim. i a survivor. pfather treated her mother. >> the man that she married be

the woman was walking from the shady grove metro station to a friend's house. after escaping her ,attacker she ran to a nearby office building for help a security officer called 911. a number of women at the metro station this evening were waiting for a h ridee or giving a female family member a wide. >> it's kind of shocking, but i'm not surprised around here anymore. >> my husband always comes and picks me up. >> reporter: why? >> because i don't want to walk at that time of night, dark night. >> reporter: again, late-breaking word that an arrest has been made in this crime, a 25-year-old man is in custody. he's under arrest but has not been charged at this time. that is likely to change ni ovt. live in rockville, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. >>> also breaking tonight, we learned it was a teenager whodi in a crash on i-270 during rush hour this afternoon. maryland state police say the 17-year-ol boy veered onto the shoulder an pit thhit the back parked box truck. lanes doesn't open for four hours. themeen is f the boyds area. he died at the sc

we have metro. we have the new expansion on bus rapid transit. we have the capacity to absorb this. >> the deal could bring 50,000 jobs to the area. >>> in the next few day we should start seeing signs and mile markers go up for the 43rd annual marine corps marathon. it is a 26.2 mile race on saturday. this time around metro will stt running trains at n6:00 o marathon morning. for information about the race, metro, road closures be sure to sear marathon in the nfc washington app. nbc 4 is a proudsponsor. there's a special area, miles 11 and 12, where they're paying tribute to fallen service members. >>> still ahead, the catholic church sex abuse scandal leads aajor investigation he in d.c. >> ya violent outbreak that kils six kids. >>> out of control. an escalator speeds up catchin riders by surprise. a closer look at the video today.be hearing abo how about the weather, chuck? >> carash forecast, get it washed. nice and sunny. next chance rolls in. much more on the forecast when see you next >> reporter: 500 horses displaying their speed, power,

that bus bound here for the twin brook metro. along the way, she and this man, about 24 or 25 years old, they struck up conversation and she says he forced her off of the buo a nearby parking garage stairwell where she says that he raped her and then walks her back to the metro ation. the search for this man was carried out here at the twinbrook metro station. that search eending to nearby redline stations as well, but in the endne t up no sign of him. at this hour, police still looking for this man. a distinguishing clue is he's said to have a tattoo underis right eye. i'm justin finch. back in to you. >> thae' you. >> learning more about breaking news in germantown. a 20asear-old man shot and killed after 12:30 this morning. police tell news 4 the shooting happened at an apartment complex on churchill ridgecile. that's a short distance from water's landing elementary school. the victims identity has not been released and police do not have any suspect information. >> this morning, there re boarded up windows and doors at in fox

. >> slowing traffic and metro, too. we are live with the latest on restoration. >>> nbc a woman accusing judge brett kavanaugh comes forward. >> can you describe to me what you saw him do? >> while the fbi investigation grows. >>> no charges. more than a year after a deadly crash, tonight, a grieving family wants some answers. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> hi, everybody. firs up tonight, a blackout for thousands of people in bethesda. th lights went dark, metro escalators and elevators stopped right in their tracks. >> yeah, we showed you some of the video that doug put on facebook. he was in the middle of all of this. they've been working on the problem for more than three hours now. >> theyinre m some progress. news 4's jackie bensen is live for us along a wisconsinnue with the latest. jackie, what is the word? >> reporter: well, jim, they are working hard. take a look behind me. and making quite a bit of progress. the updates that about 350 customers,ng includi two hotels, we're ld, are still in the dark, but 6,

let's turn to the metro. a bit of sporting news coming quite late. two big stories. but also lewis hamilton, the brit takes his fifth. any of you formula i hamilton, the brit takes his fifth. any of you formula 1 fans? yes, i was picking the same! we should credit lewis hamilton, he didn't have a great race. he didn't have to do much. but he wins five times and is now actually in—line to problem emulate or even go past michael schumacher. michael schumacher has seven titles. that is a tremendous feat. even his background and where he has come from, and lewis has had its problems, shall we say. he has not always been the always loved sports star. they are all rather provides, and they? , the world of motorsport. you could say it is not a real sport in that sense. well, i differ with you here... do you know the physical pressures that around them? have you seen the training that they have to go through? he is only 33. he has got plenty of time. it's really great that we've got a champion. if you compare him with lionel messi, it is a slightly different comparison, isn'

since the program beg this year, metro has refunded riders nearly $1 million. that's well below the $2.5 million that they had budgeted. well, now metro plans to rai the bar, because, it says, service is improving. metro plans to change the rule and reiurse you whe trains and buses are ten minutes late, starting next year.>> chump change compared to our next story here. someone in a small town with some big-time dreams i now more than 1$1.5 billion richer tonight. >> but despite the record jackpot, the winner's identity remains a mystery tonight. d nbc's kristen doll green tells us why we may never know wh>> won. reporter: tonight, , simpsonvilleouth carolina, ise keeping of the world's biggest secrets. >> i'm just glad someone in south carolina hit it. >> reporter: someone who bought a tict at the local kc mart is a megamillionaire, winning a $1.5 billion prize or a lump sum of $878 million before taxes. the store's owner isn't illing. and we may never know. south carolina, one of just eight states that allows winners to remain anonymous. but don't despair, th

potted police near several other metro stations on this side of the red line. this is videorom the friendship heights station near the d.c./maryland line. police won't confirm if this is connected to the search for the suspect. police are interviewing the woman. they have not released a description of the suspect. they will sit down with her and try to up with a composite sketch. meanwhile, police urge with information about this alleged sexual assault to call montgomery county police. live here in rockville, i'm s shomari stone, news 4. >>shomari, thank you. >>> let's turn to the weather now. it was a downright fezing start for many of us tomorrow. >> doug's here with a first look at ourecast what's the word, doug? >> yeah, literally freezinghiut there morning. many areas waking up to frost, and yes, the first freeze. some areas in the 20s this morning. ake a look. we only got up into the upper 50s.58 degrees in d.c. 59 in richmond. but notice, just back to the we, the 60. they're going to try to move into our region tomorrow. we've got a pre y nice day ahead

geoe washington parkway, they pulled they are police has not p tmake getting toncidentwe'rera >> a metro'seneral manager,aul we'dfeld without a , rail service, rush ho an extra 30 minutes w more the morning and 8:30 at night. grnee and red line to to glenmont during peak hours and to make all cs long >> from the customer perspective these a things w heard ad repeatedly. a discussion on core issues which wvend done we'llo work on that. whte do we to be into the future. i see many more steps into the future, let's get this behind us and incasin the service to meet the ter on irecommenda fadopted, ely next year, the change cou say start going to en metro's next fiscal year next summer. >>> halloween iswo days away andcay, you can take bags of candy to patient firstgh n 6rh a0oobod it can detect things like glass, metal and plastic, it will provide free safety blinkers that you can atth elki o wn iusdo t packed. it's a little bit after 6:00 and there's so many people inhe aan everything, you do takentpp s o the backheng adriana, the first amendment murder seit,pca group.alko twe a andor they'r

the metro is moving away from using the d.c. one card student i.d.s.f your child does not have this card yet, contact your school administrator. it's part of sweeping changes as more schools are offering free transit rides for students. >> new sales tax going into effect today in the district. so you'll have to pay more for items that your family uses every day. cigarettes and other tobacco products willake a really hard hit. for example, cost of a pack of 20 cigarettess going up by $2 and just so you know, feminine hygie productsre being exempted from this tax hike. a lot of people werece ced and call that a huge victory for women's equality here in d. >> college bound students and parents can begin filing fafsa.' they say best to file the free application for federal student aid early a every student should fill out the fafsa even if he or she doesn't think they'll qualify for federal grants.es st and colleges use that form to awar grants and scholarships. it also requires to take out a student loans. >> after nearly 7 years in the king a brand new m

now metro wants to raise the bar because it say service i improvint starting nexear, metro plans to reimburse you twhen the trais are ten minutes late. > someone is waking up knowing they're a billionaire. >> somebody in south carolina won tuesday's37 massive $1 billion mega millions jackpot. you know what, we may never know who that person is. south carolina is one of seven states that allows the winner to remain anonymous. kind of hard to do though when you become that filthy rich. >> all the sudden. >> especially in a small town like simpsonville where the ti k ticket was sold. >> i've been through there. greenville at least. three second place tickets were sold in our area.ne the depressingor me was sold at a 7-elevenou on capitol street in southwest. that's like three blocks away from me. i can't believe i didn't go to that one. the other two were sold in dale city. >>> all eyes will be on wall street today. the dow plunged 600 points yesterday, wiping out o all its 2018 gains. cnbc reports this latest decline was driven in party a sharp drop in tech shares and worries about corporate en

i'm against the metro funded bond. i do not think we need to expand the role of metro and i do not think we should build a whole lot more public housing but we need to address this situation right away. i think a better solution is provide rental assistance, the people in place where they are right now and i propose to fund a $50 million but that alone is not going to be enough. we need to create 20,000 affordable and workforce housing units every year, this the emergency it is and importantly while we're doing both of those things we need to work diligently to decrease the cost of building houses in oregon.undergone around administration we've driven up the cost of housing with increasing regulations, zoning requirements, that's not smart management. we need to decrease the cost of housing so everyone can afford to live comfortably in oregon. >> with my experience in family law and domestic violence i know how critically important it is every person you have a safe, dry, warm, or the place to call. i will my sleeves t

i am against the metro funded bond. i don't think we need to expand ie role of the metro and don't think we need to expand public housing, but we need to address the situation. a better situation is to provide rental assistance, key people in place where they are now and i have proposed a fund of $15 million. need to create 20,000 affordable workforce housing treat this year and like the emergency it is. things is doing these to decrease the cost of building houses in the state. under the governor's administration, we have driven up the cost of housing and increased regulations and zoning requirements. that is not smart management. we need to decrease the cost of housing so evelyn can afford to live comfortably in oregon. experience -- my with my experience as a family law and domestic violence advocate, i know it is critical for every person to have a safe and dry and warm place to call home. year, we-- in my first built 3500, and 4000 in the second year. we have 7800 under development. we gave local communities more t

average and to similar patients in 111 other metro areas. baltimore pays 33% below the national average. for joanne, she's now using an app for urgent care visits and doesn't think medical bills should vary that widely across the country. >> what's really stopping them from charging 10 or 15 times? it was all just very arbitrary and clearly not necessarily related to the actual cost of providing the service. >> we've reached out to local medical groups and hospitals to find out why we pay more. is it just the cost of living? we're waiting to hear back. you can find a link to the study on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," is the car you drive reliable? a ranking is out and american automakers not faring well. who's on top and who stalled at the bottom of the list. >>> google making it easier for you to delete your search history. details on the move that better protects your privacy. a lot more ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." the fbi and local police h responded to a postal facility in new castle, >>

it's near the new innovation center metro area. transportation reporter tells us if there's a fix. >> it's 8 stories, $52 million parking garage right next to one of the brand newon sta under control along metro's silver line had been sinking into the ground. fairfax county officials are oi quick to out this garage had settled. in other words, it was sinking t now it's stable. however this structure did drop as much as 4 inches in spot. is there any concern about the structural sbintegrity of ts building? >> we're confident that it's stable and safe. >> no word when work to the garage will resume. >> this is a possible location for the new amazon headquaters. >> a virginia man takes his chance at stardom. >> he hit the stage last night on the voice. ♪ >> he's a legend but that was his rendition. there were no takers. too bad. judges turned their chairs around. if they're interested they push the button. jennifer hudson sai the song felt like it lost it's way toward the end. the voice is back tonight at 8:00 followed by this is us a

news4. >>> changes t improv your ride on metro. they even make it less expensiv >> adam tuss breaks down the ne. propos >>> i heard they'reetting slurping machines in every car. i don't know. 72 tomorrow and 75 on mursday. muche on that next. i'm jeovifer wexton, and i apthis message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? w jenniferexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66.hi and let's call ts plan what it is, the way that it's been rolled out. it's highway robbery. there's also healcare robbery. to sabotage the healthcare market, hiking premiums up to 64%. barbara trumpsto -- everything that's wrong in washington. i waso i'm used tor, getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting

. >> breaking news this morning, metro is trying to entice riders back to the system n with a budget that does not include a fair hike. >> adam has more details on this new budget plan. what's >> this is huge and good morning to you. we're talking about the general manager unveiling a proposed budget that simply put is trying to rewa riders for everything they have been going through with the rebuilding of the take a look at some of the finer points of this plan that we have been able to g a look at this morning. it's talking about expanding rush hour service in the morning and the afternoon. ntting the fare the weekend to $ and then all trains would become the longest 8 car trains that are available to cut down on crowding and increase service and capacity. metro is down 100,000 trips per work day. >> the prices just seem to god p ot a lot of value for what you're paying for. >> some feel like they have been paying aot of money. they're going to talk about this on thursday. back to you. >> 6:07 now.. the man that sent a dozen explosives fomer president's ts will inent democ make his

it is not close to metro's growing silver line. it does fall into the top 20 sites amazon is considering, including montgomery county, northern virginia and washington, d.c. >> the mayor, the governor, have all worked hard to diversify the economy. this is the kahuna of all diversification. >> he lives nearby. he is not reading too much into the m.cl >> i've learned not to worry too much about what you rea on the internet. >> i think overallt would be a boone for business. >> i think ite would if for people with work. >> he still likes his space. >> reporter: the question remains, where are amazon have its second headquarters? >>> sources tl news4, oatlands is not among the proposed sites. amazon has been tight lipped about where it plans t land. >> it too keeps pushing in a pushing in. >> beautiful, a little chilly. a lot of us have been waiting for the fall-like numbers. remember, the average highs are in the 60s. the ones with the sunshine. up to the north, we are kinni to see some sun. notice the numbers. a difference of nearly

metro will open two hours early on sunday. that means 6:00 a.m. and as you can imagine there will be a lot of road closures too. those will start around 3:00 in the morning. wee posted mor information about the closures in the nbc washington app. just search marine corps marathon. >> i have a lot of admiration for any marathon -- maybe one year i'l do it. and then i think, maybe not. >> no. >> i have to tell you, i was out there last year. >> out there not running -- >> we didn't have to add that little detail. >> i t was going add it, if you didn't. >> i was at the star line, and i was at the finish line. how i got to those points isn't important. >> i do remember because i was working. >> there might have been a golf cart involvem. >> do youber what the weather was last year for that? was it hot? >> i wasn'tike runner weather. it wasn't cold. but it wasn' hot. >> i can't remember. they've had some interesting weather there. they rane one t when sandy was coming through, so i was justth inking about the weather for this wkend because i'mot runnin

moscow was maad by an accident involving fans though in a rome metro station. you . look at it you feel as if there were a lot of people there the escalator accelerated and people couldn't get off of it people were trying to jump over each other many fell and injured themselves. well the incident happened just before the match collapsing escalator on the metro left twenty four injured and the mayor of rome commented on the incident saying that some witnesses had seen fans and dancing and jumping on the escalator he also expressed sympathy for those affected by the firefighting chief at the scene says the cause of the escalating malfunction remains unclear. we must investigate it he says a strange thing we need to fully understand what the causes are by looking at the c.c.t.v. recordings there is some pictures here you can see a breakdown are in there there was undoubtedly a failure it seems that the fans were jumping i did not see the pictures. so i reaffirm my sympathies for the injured to the russians who had been injured and i think the police in five fighters who

the 17-year- d victim told police the two started talking on a metro bus on wednesday. once they were off hhe bus tried to kiss her. when she refused him. r allegedly pushed her into a parking garage aed her. >>> the man wanted for a germantown murder shot and killed himself as police were closing in. this is the scene last night. 18-year-old valentino pritchette killed himself when police were trying to arrest him. >>> today the jury will spend the first full day deciding the fate of the man in thec. mansion murders. prosecutors argue the dna evidence against wint is overwhelming. pnt's lawyers say there is enough evidence tnt to wint's brothers as the ones who tanned the killing. >>> with lessn two weeks away on the mid term elections, president trump is talking about the migrants t marchinards the borders. he admitted ofere's no p to support the claim that there are otheixed in with the immin ants. >>> a charged in connection to a 17-year-old's death in waldorf. charles county officials say the investigation is not over. andre t johnson was first to fire at a rival g

a collapsing escalator in the metro left dozens injured also one russian fan was involved in a fight outside the stadium after the match. sports correspondent joined called in bray in the studio with details. it's a really bad night for c.s.k. mosco in rome this time not only their team lost three nil to as roma big defeat but also to a very bad incidence for the fans first of all the fight outside the study only because stadium the roma stadium. there were reports that one of the c.s.k. moscow fans was stabbed two were severely injured in the fight over all the russian embassy needs in the late denounced this information they denied the stabbing incident but acknowledged the fight there was also a separate incident far more serious said i should say in a mall in the subway station this on the way to the stadium about one hundred fans were going down an escalator when it malfunctioned spat at an enormous speed downwards and at the end of the escalator there was something of a stampede. i reaffirm my sympathies for the injured to the russians have been injured and i think the police i

she had just left the shady grove metro station aroundmi ight. that's when an attacker apparently dragged her into the exually eat her, and assaulted her. she was able to get away and run to a nearby office building where a security guard calle police. women we spoke with at that metro station say they're taking extra precautions. >> my husband always comes and picks me up. >> why? >> because i don't w want toalk at that time of night, dark night. >> investigators spent a considerable amount of time in a 7-eleven near the scene but haved no said whether videoed to the arrest. >>> the confirmation controversy surrounding jud bre kavanaugh may be nearing the end. in just a few hours, the fbi's report on the supreme court nominee will be in the hands of sehitors. the w house tweeted overnight the compiled report was delivered to capitol hill. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced a procedure vote tomorrow with possible confirmation vote scheduled for saturday. dr. christine blasey ford, the woman accusing kavanaugh of sexual assault, crit

ascot moscow was maad by an accident involving fans in a rome metro station. as it happened just before the match a collapsing escalator on the metro left some thirty people injured and the mayor of rome has expressed his sympathies to those affected the firefighter chief at the scene says the cause of the escalator malfunction is unknown. we must investigate it he's a strange thing we need to fully understand what the causes are by looking at the c.c.t.v. recordings there is some pictures here you can see a breakdown aren't there there was undoubtedly a failure it seems that the fans were jumping i did not see the pictures. so i reaffirm my sympathies for the injured to the russians who had been injured and i think the police in five fighters who immediately acted to help these people also in a separate incident a brawl broke out between fans ahead of the match with police having to resort to a water cannon to disperse the crowds with more on that sports correspondent joined my colleague colleen bray in the studio. it's a really bad night for c.s.k. moscow in

she'd just got off the metro at shady grove station, had been out with some