>> lillian liao: at least half. >> pelley: this is ryland's e.r.you see the two bullet fragments that are in him. >> pelley: the x-ray shows you the solid fragments of the shrapnel and the bullets, but it doesn't tell you much about the damage to the soft tissue. >> liao: no, and it doesn't tell you what's on the inside. i mean, a bomb went off on the inside, and our job is to go in there and clean it up. >> pelley: a bomb went off on the inside because of the shockwave from these high- velocity rounds. >> liao: correct. >> pelley: ryland endured 24 surgeries to repair his arm, leg, pelvis, intestines, kidney, bladder and hip. >> liao: at some point, it's like putting humpty dumpty back together again. >> pelley: what do you mean? >> liao: well, his organs are now in different pieces, and you have to reconstruct them. the arm was missing soft tissue, skin, muscle, and part of the nerves were damaged. the bowel has to be put back together. some of the areas of injury has to heal itself, so you can see that he can walk around like a normal child and

. >> it's 4:no dozens of organizations plan to protest at university of ryland today. they're demanding changes after the death of football player jordan mcnair. students asking the president wallace loh to remain committed to hisretirement. they want to be included in the selection of future presidents nd they want the board of regents to be elected. maryland fired d.j. durkin over his handling ofr'cnais death. >> all of those months of those campaign signs in your neighborhood, it all comes down to this. after months of campaigning, the elections will be tomorrow. president trump held events for republicans in battleground districts. >> democrats are opening encouraging million of illegal aliens to break our laws, violate ourer boa and destroy our nation in so many different ways. >> that was in tennessee. the president railed against the media and described democrats ae radical and brought up the judge brett kavanaugh nomination. when hillary clinton's name was mentione the crowd chanted lock her up. former president barrack obama campaigned as well on friday. he wa

them out there tonight, let me -- let me assure you that i will continue to be a governor for all rylanders. many democrats hoped the blue wave of strong outurnout carry ben jealous to the governor's office. during his concession speech he congratulated hogan and called unite. marylanders to >> general colin powell told me a long time ago it's easy to figure out what we can disagreen it's tougher, more important in figure out is to what we can agree on. >> jealous also called out the media for calling the race too soon, but he said his team look at the numbers and the rightful winner was hogan. >>> innd maryla sixth district david trone ran against amy. last night he wasri vs and posted a big win over his challenger. >>> this morning we're tracking the results of several races in other states that garnered national attention. in florida, tallahassee mayos loss, andrew gillum lost to ron desantis. the results were close with desantis earning a little or 73,000 votes more than gillum. desantis received strongpo s from president trump who held multiple rallies in the state over the course of t

. >>> and that breaking news tonight out of ryland. a tragic update to a story we've been following since 6:00. >>hohe woman was hit by a car on old georgetown road in bethesda has died. chopper 4 flew over the scene earlier tonight, it's right near the intersection with lone oak drive between the beltway and democracy boulevard. >> news 4's jackie bensen spotted people runng into traffic even after this crash. she's live for us in bethesda. jackie? orter: well, jim, we have some new information for you. first, we've just learned that the woman who was killed was 74 years old. her name is donna and she lived in rockville. look behind me here. this is wheresi the col occurr occurred. and there's not a power outage here or anything like that. this is how dark this road is, and neighbors tell us theyear that that played a role in this crash. the collision betwe the jeep grand cherokee and a woman crossing old georgetown drive about 5:30 p.m.ce was forful enough to cause significant damage to the front of the suv. the investigation require

. >>> plus, a bombsh announcement from the university of ryland. head football coach d.j. durkin has been let go. we have action when news 4 today continues. stay with us. sn this an election. it's a declaration. that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. d don't stand back- we stand up. for women's rights. for health care. for our kids futures. t the washington possays david trone is detailed, studious and no-nonsense-- an excellent successor to john delaney. there's no sitting on the sidelines. not me. not you. not now. the best choice, by a mile, is mr. trone. . on november 6th. vo the best choice, by a mile, is mr. trone. david trone for congress. i'm david trone, i approve this message. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilch just about 5:00 a.m. halloween has come and gone. november is now here. >> just like that, it's november. >> it is. the end of the year is so close. >> no. >> but it's in the quite time yet to give up the warm weather. >> good, i don't want to give it up melissa is standing by with a check on your commu

it is something that director ryland and i have talked to the operators about.the operators are in touch with most of the complainants as well and we have been assured that any events outside of the times and days that they are permitted for will be -- they will be applying for one time event permits moving forward. i think there was confusing about -- confusion about what they were allowed to do. this is happening very recently. we have had no issues with complaints for quite some time and we hope to have this wrapped up shortly. there has been an influx of complaints about them. that wraps it up. i'm happy to answer any questions you might have. >> i've only got one. so the church, when he got there , what kind of event was it was at a party? was it an adult -- a wedding? >> this complaints came through on thursday evening. we didn't have coverage in the field to inspect. the visit i had mentioned happened may be a month ago. i was out training with antonio and michael and we were driving around selma and saw the doors open, and windows open, and crowds going

back towards cumberland, ryland, 14 along the eastern shock, around the cambridge . ar by noon tomorrow. good thing it's thanksgiving. we're not trying to get hundred. ptdoors. that isin cold during your thanksgiving. the high temperature only 33 mostly sunny, breezy, cold, bundle up. rememberhe pets, too, it will be quite cold, especially tomorrow niat. high temperature of 41. a low temperature of 24. the coldest we've seen, aard freeze here. so make sure you turn off outdoors, as well. that's a good thing to do this time of year watch for morning ice on seat.th especially i western zone. it will not be an issue for d.c. temperatures warm quick on saturday, up to the low 50s. by sunday, ,ah, sund looks like a high of 58. this is short lived cold. it is atrong cold making its way ifnoight w. >> all right, doug, thank you. a smash and grab robbery in virginia caught on camera. but new video shows it doesn't go exactly aspl ned. >> we know amazon's second headquarters is coming to northern virginia. today we learn what maryland is offered. the improvements in the state

just the chance of seeing a fewthe.er by the afternoon though maybe heavy rain impacting southern rylandford and king george counties whereby the time it is all said and done, about 2 ifrnlt inches co and that could lead to some isated flooding areas. end of n by the tomorrow, we will be the fifth wettest year on record, 2018 looking like a wet one. and tomorrow we say hi to winter a little bit. >> absolutely. and let's show you what is happening out there the next couple days. the 30s ures only i tomorrow. 50 on friday, clearing skies. breezy though. cold onfr ay, saturday a little bit less wind, a high of 52. sunday and monday, nh bad w more cloud cover. a front moves through on monday giving us chilly conditions on tuesday. a high only of 45. windchills in the 30s. and right now thanksgiving looking pretty good, dry with a highf 53. but another big storm possible the day after thanksgiving on friday and saturday, that again could cause some travel problemr af thanksgiving. so we have a lot to talk about in the weather. we'll be breaking it all down for you. >>> for more than tee decad

today and hear some irons and muffled explosions, don't be alarmed pb it is part of construction for ryland'sple line. the blast will loosen and remove rocks. they'll start throughout the day at wisconsin avenue and elm street. each exp sion is expected to last only a few seconds, but it may be felt arby and cause metro trains in the area to stop momentarily. the 16-mile purple line is expected to open in 2022. >>> well, you may not go all out, but chances are you plan to hang some holiday lights in your home or outside. keep in mind c some of them be hazardous. consumer report's susan hogan is working 4 you with some tips to stay safe. >> reporter: if you're still using the same holiday lights from years ago, they're probably incandescent. and that means it's a good idea to check them for safety. >> you should check the wires and see if there's anything frayed, if anything's broken, make sure the plug's still in good condition. >> reporter: and make sure wire is pliable, not brittle. if some bulbs are out, consumer reports says it's safe to replace them, but what if the lights just don't wor

. >> a camera captures anmage of a peeping tom at off campus housing here at the universitma of rylandbatter, bat r, batter, batter. crowd] like everyone, i lea. but i know the importance of having te to do what you love. at comcast we kne our customers' timis valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. we have breaking news. democrat stacey abrams has acknowledged that republican brian kemp will begeorgia's next governor. however, she says she won't bem ng a concession speech saying, quote, the state failed its voters. unofficial returns had kemp with about 50.2% of more than close to 4 million votes, about 18,000 above the threshold required to win a majority and win a runoff. kemp served as the state's chief elections officer until two days after the election when he resigned and declaredy, vict has maintained that any uncounted ballots would not change

students, players, and even ryland governor larry hogan were quick t condemn the board's recommendation. hours later, university president wlace lowe announced durkin was gone. that decision came as welcome news to the mcnair family. >> jordan mcnair's family found out during a live interview with costellm >> does the fact that coach durkin is now out, does that in any way help as you continue to mourn? >> it's a step in the right direction for some type of closure, which is im jssible. it'st an emotional roller coaster dealing with this scenario. >> before the announcement, the student government association had planned a rally to call for justice for jordan mcnair. let's continue our team coverage now of the story with news 4's justin finch. >> he's live in college park with reaction from players and students. justin, what are they saying? >> repter: well, eun, aaron, a lot of opinions about the future of the football program, as well as head coach durkin's departure. a lot of stunts supporting that decision. there are also reports that football players actually eered when that announ

>>>and the fallout over the death of a university of ryland football player may not be over yet. we have new information about a we have new information about a planned protest today. this isn't an election. it's a declaration. that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. and we d 't stand back- we sta. for women's rights. for health care. for our kids futures. the washington post says david trone is detailed, studious and no-nonsense-- toan excellent successor ohn delaney. there's no sitting on the sidelines. not me. not you. not now. the best choice, by a mile, is mr. trone. on november 6th. vote. david trone for congress. i'm david trone, i approve this message. >>> toda dozens of student organizations are planning to protest at university of maryland. aey're demanding changer the death of football player jordan mcnair. students are asking president wallace lou to remain committed to his retirement. they also want to be included in the selection of future hepresidents and want t border of regents to be elected, not appointed. last week, low fired dj dirkin ove

met with the board of regents and apparentlyave a rahrah speech about what he was going to do at ryland if he was reinstated that was reminiscent of ronald reagan playing nut rock nee in the old 1940 movie, you know,th win one fo gipper. the reg ents i guess bought into it at least temporaly and decided to reinstate dj durkin which i think stunned everybody and it finally got to the point where governor hogan who appointed 13 of the 17 reg ents wrote them a note sang you need to reconsider. and that was a clear message, especiallyix days before an election, that this could not be allowed to te place. >> this reinstatement caught a rise, a lotle by surp of maryland fans, people following the story. the players themselves too, it seemed. rter dj durkin was reinstated there weorts of players tweeting their displeasure, walkinout of the first meeting. >> right. >> what do you know about what happened in the day after he was reinstated. >> you are right, dj durkin went to repeat with his team when he habeen reinstated on tuesday, three players got and walked out of that meeting in protest of

so i'm going to bring in david ryland, ceo of sunrise banks. this man is a banker.more regulation? you are a smaller regional bank, if we can define you that way. you have done very well from the deregulation we have seen so far. are you worried about re-regulation? >> yes. particularly at the small and regional bank size, that cost of regulation is really a threat to the business model. we lose about, through merger and acquisition, one community bank charter every business day. stuart: really? >> exactly. you can see the decline in the number of charters in the united states. stuart: why is that? what's the big problem? >> combination, cost of running a smaller institution and the cost of meeting those regulations. obviously, you have to have more revenue in which to have more people and systems and more sophisticated systems in which to meet those and as a result, you either need to cut or you need to merge into a larger institution. stuart: i don't see, i'm not asking you to be critical of senator warren, but i'm asking you in what way are banks blowing a hole i

mark shields wonders where the a ryland reagan stands. this is ld for republicans. he is a popular governor in that generally blue democratic state day feeting ben gellous. 2% of the voe ben jealous is ahead but we're able to project our kreagz at ap and the networks able to project larry hogan holding on to that seat. so pbsewshour special correspondent jeff greenfield, we talked to him once befniore t. we want to talk to him again. jeff you've been watching some of these numbers and hearing thr cotion what are you thinking. >> i'm thinking for a lot of democrat that is going to start feeling a little like ground hog day. just about this time two years ago the confidence thiaary clinton was going to win was winning to ebb. i notice 5mented 38.com is like the oracle of kill fi where they check in 20 times a day. this morning he had democrats with and exseven chance of holding the house. the last number i saw and it changes radically is five and nine. a suggestion it's going to be tuch much closer than the aun misses on the democratic side thought. i think amy is rig