i'm sam sweeney in southeast washington. i'll explain coming up. nancy: we continue to follow breaking news as authorities search for radee prince after two shootings. one in maryland. another in delaware. police say he is in a black gmc acadia with delaware ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. nancy: the d.c. department of transportation passing a milestone this week. planting its 50th tree this year. that's at the start. sam sweeney is live to explain. sam: it's an aggressive plan today. they planted 27 trees including this one in southeast washington in ward seven and eight. it's a major undertaking. they tell us that they plan on putting in 100 trees per day. all the way through the end of the s

reporting live this morning in southeast washington, suzanne kennedy. back to you. more as we continue here on "good morning washington" this weekend. first landfall in mississippi since hurricane katrina, the storm bringing power outage and flooding yesterday. was packing winds of 85 miles per hour. since a gunman opened fire at las vegas. 68 people killed, hundreds of others injured. visual -- a vigil held on the victims and the heroes. stephen paddock carefully calculated his plan from the hotel room. investigators believe he may have had an undiagnosed mental illness. chilling details about the note in his room. it has numbers for wind church rectory distance to maximize his shots. elevation he was on, the drop of the bullet for the crowd. he had that written down and figured out. authorities are still trying to piece together a motive. larry: potential legal action after another ryan hughes is at the live desk. this was the third rally like this. ryan: all of these protests have been prompted by the city's plans to remove the statue of robert e lee from emancip

reporting in southeast washington, sam sweeney, abc7 news. >> the marine corps marathon flurry of activityady for the race. 3,000 set to run. security will be tight with up to 900 police along the route and 1,000 medical personnel on standby. trucks and the concrete barriers will be in place to prevent potential vehicle attack. metro will open early sunday at 6:00 in the morning. steve: looking good for the marathon. it's on the warm side toward the end of the race. 72 degrees by the noontime hour. and the start, upper 50's to lower 60's. look outside. it's gorgeous. the sun set in eight minutes or so at national harbor. temperatures on the comfortable side in the mid-60's at dulles. 67 in reagan national. 66 at manassas. temperature change compared to 24 hours ago making progress. we will build on that in the next couple of days. the temperatures tonight will skies will be clear. this will stay dry for the roadwalk. milder temperatures inside the beltway. colder to the north and west of us and colder in the mountains. tomorrow upper 40's in bethesda. 44 in college park. 42 middleburg. lig

the future. >> 17-year-old larry jones is one of 30 students at thurgood marshall academy in southeast washington receiving tutoring, s.a.t. prep and support services from the d.c. college access program. it targets ward seven and eight where half of children live in poverty. >> it's no difference across washington, d.c. but they need chances. the programs allow them to have a chance to be successful to reach the full potential. >> thanks to a $10 million grant in the bill and the melinda gates foundation and a $1 million gift from the monumental sports owner, 600 lock-income and underserved students will benefit. partnering with the college success foundation the program in six d.c. public and charter high schools will >> the idea is to create a seamless pipeline from seventh grade to six years of college. >> jones says he is finishing the application to moorehouse where he hopes to double major in business management and african-american study. >> the dream job is open up the non-profit organization. i want to help people and see them succeed as me. >> to reach the post secondary goals they off

. >> there is one place to beat and that's southeast washington.ing close to first pitch and the chicago cubs.>> he has a pretty good view and a preview. >> we have the best seat in the house. it is kind of funny, without a world series, it has been 84 years since the nationals won a world series and maybe this is our time. bryce harper is from las vegas and you remember what happened there, he has a customized sleeves that has the las vegas logo. there are mlb rules and he said i don't care, i'm still wearing them. here's what he had to say because he had friends and family at the concert. >> unbelievable thing to happen and you never want that to happen to anybody across the world or anything like that. especially in your hometown. >> we are a little over and hour and a half away and the nationals fans are gathering in the ballpark. frank, you have the opportunity to hang out with some of those fans. >> i think they are a little hesitant going into a series. let's see if this is the lucky one i want to test the fan base with a needle-- a little n

reporting live in southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: sam, thank you. two families dealing with tragedy after a crash on i-66. one woman was killed. a 12-year-old boy is in the hospital after jumping from the cedar lane overpass. our stephen tschida is learning more about the woman killed in that cash -- crash and her mission to help others. this is so terribly sad. stephen: very sad for the family, the friends and so many people. on this bridge with a partially closed pathway on saturday afternoon where the 12-year-old boy chose to jump. full of life, hungry for knowledge and determined to help troubled adolescent killed when a 12-year-old boy attempted suicide jumping from an overpass. he landed on harris' vehicle. today her fellow students reacted with grief and shock. >> it's terrifying honestly. it's one of the worst things i have ever heard. stephen: harris was seeking graduate degree in counseling and just returned from a trip to budapest, hungary. she went the other students and the director. those who knew her say the death hurts not only those

he said he and a number of volunteers will be here hoping reporting live in southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. larry: thank you for that. the trial started today for a mother accused of killing her own son. prosecutors say beat the boy after he knocked the 3-week-old sibling out of a basset but the officials say her boyfriend was high on p.c.p. and he is the one who did it. alison: former head of security at high school will register as a sex offender after he admitted to a love affair with a teenage student. we have the story. >> mark yantsos avoided a hefty prison sentence but will have a tough time getting a new job. in april, montgomery county police arrested yantsos for sexting a 17-year-old girl. giving her presents and taking her to a hotel where they had sex. while out on bond, yantsos, a former new york city police officer, continued that sexual today, a judge sentenced him to 18 months in jail. yantsos must register as a sex offender for life and can never work with children again. the judge declaring yantsos abused his position of power and authority as the head

this is all happening at southeast washington. we are told that it happened along the 1900 block of third street in southeast. the juvenile is conscious and breathing on the way to the hospital. they are looking for a vehicle but they have not released details about who they are looking for. when we get updates we will bring them to you on air and online. at the "live desk," i'm lindsey mastis. jonathan: thanks. coming up for us, kids class. kidd o'shea getting cute ideas for the last-minute halloween nancy: how about walking on mars from right in your own living room? incredible new technology next. michelle: trying to figure out what to be for halloween? we look at some costume ideas. kidd: still trying to be what to be for halloween? kids class that week tae back to the thomas moore cathedral school in arlington where i asked for halloween costume ideas. >> zombie. >> metal guy. >> vampire or any costume you like. where do you get a vampire costume? >> toys r us. >> can you make a costume? >> one year it ripped but you could fi

reporting live southeast washington, i'm sam ford. abc7 news. larry: thank you. nice job. great night for a soccer game, baseball, even football. after midnight we could meteorologist steve rudin is in the stormwatch7 weather center with more. steve: it's on the warm side now. some say on the humid side. the temperatures are 74 degrees at reagan national. cooler to the west. winchester in the upper 60's. the stormwatch7, satellite and radar. this is the cold front set to move across our area after midnight until 5:00 a.m. likely to bring gusty winds and heavier downpours and a thunderstorm or two. right now the shower activity to the west of us will stay dry around the immediate metro area for at least the next two or three hours. outdoor plans are just fine. future cast moving through the 2:00 a.m. hour. a few rumble of shower. gusty winds. more on that looking at the rest of the week in a few minutes. alison: developing now a massive recall of vegetables over concerns about listeria. man packing of california recalling archer farms products sold at targ several kind of b

sam: in southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: you don't see that as much as you used to. you know, the shop vendors who really over the decade develop friendships with the clients. eastern market and see the stand there, so meticulous. everything perfectly put out there. he was so happy at the job. enjoy retirement. gold star families talked about a lot lately. tonight a mother reaching out to 7 salutes hoping to honor her son. her emotional story coming up. alison: tragic developments tonight. ikea dresser recalled more than a year ago has killed another child. what parents need to know in the consumer alert. jonathan: i head at 6:00, stop and check this out. deputy driving in an absolute fire storm. the one moment he said he feared for his life and what he did steve: the weekend is here. going to the wizards game, they are playing the detroit pistons. it's mai forget the cox farm fall fest now until october 31. the temperatures are lower to middle 60's. added clouds. temperature trend moving through the next several day

southeast washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news.arry: we want to thank all of you who submitted photos of yourselves, kids or pets in the halloween costumes. upload yours by clicking on the see it send it in the wjla news app. alison: this is an exciting day for the kids. they love to be outside. the weather plays a big role in how much fun everybody has. larry: perfect now. no need for a big coat yet. bill kelly has more. bill: hi, guys. i'm so happy we came out to the event. this is a cool deal. the they march down the trail. how is everybody? [applause] look at you! are you harry potter? >> yes. bill: this is near and dear to my heart. my daughter is older than you, she is 12. she had a birthday. you know who she was? hermine. is that a friend of yours? how are you? what are you? >> alien. bill: that is the coolest alien i have ever seen in my life. you are frightening. what is your name? >> krista. bill: very cool. look, there are so many people out here and kids getting ready as the sun goes down to celebrate halloween. the sho

have 7:30 coolidge auditorium of ground floor of thomas jefferson building 10 first street southeast washingtont is free and open to public if you want to get tickets going on sale this friday 10 a.m. and secure tickets visit i'll put the wet web it on twitter page it's cool event. >> all right. >> now to most important th thing. >> here we go. >> new black panther trailer online. it went viral yesterday take a look that awesomeness. >>. >> we are home. it is your time. >> show me my respect. >> you get to decide what kind of king are you going to be. don't freeze. >> i never freeze. blue bell station and creed and movie open ups february 9 and trailer went viral all over the web if you want to see the full version i have on twitter kevinmccarthytv. i know allison interviewed him recently and he's a wonderful actor played james brown and jack jury robinson. >> how versatile is the dude. >> that movie should be awesome. >> and andy circus in there a tease for the 940 segment we have minimum as well as andrew with the new movie creed. >> 6:56 now. highlight, thomas. >> looks great. all right. guy

reporting in southeast washington, scott abraham, sports. robert: thanks. max scherzer is still struggling with the hamstring tweak and hopefully he is ready by friday. we just don't know right now. larry: i hope so. dusty baker and joe maddons are my two managers. classic matchup of a chess game of baseball. fun series to watch. robert: can't wait to see who will be outcoached. larry: i know who i am rooting for. robert: exactly. larry: thank you. next up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- >> after seven months of major restoration work. the iconic blue room inside george washington's mount vernon mansion is set to reopen. i'm mike carter-conneen. i will give yo inside and behind the we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor p

. >> reporter: court papers say 23-year-old khary edwards of southeast washington was waiting for hisictim naked in the garage of her camp springs maryland home. she ran to call 911. he climbed in through her kitchen window, grabbed her, began choking her. >> i commend the woman for her quick action and able to kind of fight him off and call the police at the same time. she saved her own life. >> reporter: here's the time line we put together from sources familiar with the case. on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high-intensity supervision of edwards rather than requesting he be held in jail pending trial. on october 19th, the gps monitoring device edwards wore triggers a tampering notification. on october 21st, an elderly woman is violently attacked in her camp springs, maryland, home. edwards will not be going anywhere any time soon. he is in custody here at the prince george's county [ inaudible ]. >> far away to make them. >> plus, the sure sign that the winter olympic games are just around

. >>> 23-year-old khary edwards of southeast washington was supposed to be under court supervision.e is charged with a horrific sexual attack that occurred this weekend. here's the time line we put together from sources familiar with the case. on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high intensity supervision of edwards rather than requesting he be held in jail pending trial. on october 19th, the gps monitoring device edwards wore triggers a tampering notification. on october 21st, an elderly woman is violently attacked in her camp springs, maryland, home. >> he's charged with attempted murder, >> reporter: now, edwards is being held tonight without bond, which means he will remain in custody until facing trial for [ inaudible ]. >> the pumpkins. >> oh, oh, okay, what's the word, doug? >> the word is oh, oh. definitely the case. i mean, frosty pumpkins possible, i think friday morning. towards next week towards halloween, we may be seeing our first freeze of the season. >> yeah, probably sweat shir

gunned down. 25-year-old rogers had just finished performing at the union town bar and grill in southeast washingtonarly sunday morning. rogers was sitting in his car when a man shot him five times. the father of two died at the hospital. >> i never called. he passed away. brings me down so much emotionally. >> he says his brother omar was always his number one fan and supporter. tough for the family >> that's a hard one. >>> there are parents waking up scared and worried after threats were made at a local high school. >> those threats happened in an online app. news 4's kristin wright is live from fauquier county this morning with a look at what those threats were and what's being done about it. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning. that about their children's safety and they feel like there's nothing being done about it. at liberty high school where we are this morning in bealton, virginia, in fauquier county. it's about 60 miles from d.c. if you're not familiar. i want to take you back to last night. to a very intense and heated meeting. frustrated parents walked out of a town hall me

it's one of two early morning murders involving young men shot inside their cars in southeast washington. news 4's pat collins talked with one of the victim's families. he's live for us on mlk avenue. pat? >> reporter: jim, it was an up-close cold blooded murder in an anacostia alley. witnesses counted eight shots. now, we are going to begin our story with some words from the victim's brother, sean savoy. he's a football star at virginia tech. what's this done to your family? >> cursed it, it cursed a lot, not just my family. a lot of people in the district area. he was a well known young man out here for what he was doing, as far as singing and just supporting me. >> reporter: on the stage he was known as big o. omar they describe him as a young man who stayed in his own lane, just trying to provide for his two small sons. omar rogers, brother and number one fan of sean savoy, two-time all met at wilson high school, rising star receiver at virginia tech. >> i just wish i could have my brother back. >> reporter: omar rogers gunned down sunday morning in the parking lot behind the unionto

it's one of two early morning murders involving young men shot inside their cars in southeast washingtonlins talked with one of the victim's families. he's live for us on mlk avenue. pat? >> reporter: jim, it was an up-close cold blooded murder in an anacostia alley. witnesses counted eight shots. now, we are going to begin our story with some words from the victim's brother, sean savoy. he's a football star at virginia tech. what's this done to your family? >> cursed it, it cursed a lot, not just my family. a lot of people in the district area. he was a well known young man out here for what he was doing, as far as singing and just supporting me. >> reporter: on the stage he was known as big o. omar

judge ordered edwards to wear the gps ankle bracelet, restricting him to his home in southeast washingtonrnoon, prince george's county police received an emergency call from an 81-year-old woman reporting she's been attacked. >> the first officer arrived on the scene, saw the guy running away naked. other officers arrived and eventually located him and took him into custody. >> reporter: on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high-intensity supervision of edwards rather than requesting he be held in jail pending trial. on october 19th, the gps monitoring device edwards wore triggers a tampering notification. on october 21st, an elderly woman is violently attacked in her camp springs, prince george's county which helps victims of sexual assault calls this a tragedy. >> you would think, having the monitor, would have been some indicator to help keep the citizens actually of the community safe, let alone that one individual. so, we're very, very saddened. >> reporter: edwards won't be going anywhere else f

news4's derrick ward is live near the scene in southeast washington. so, derrick, there was another shooting just a couple miles from where you are now. what is going on there? >> reporter: well, a lot to tell you the truth. we're here at the intersection now, 2400 martin luther king avenue. you see how busy it is now? it was like this at 11:00. that's when those two men were shot just over there on that corner. the targets, the people shot, they may or may not have been random. >> we're unsure right now. it is very early in the investigation tz. >> reporter: but the bullets passed they were random. one passed through the window at the door front of a popular carry-out. another ended up half a block away on martin luther king avenue, way too close for >> we shouldn't be dealing with a dam shooting in the middle of the day. >> reporter: police say two adult males were wounded in the shooting. they put out surveillance video from nearby businesses. they're looking for this car. >> a newer model four-door vehicle, possibly a honda genesis. >> reporter: a

i think what we are seeing is that china is playing its cards in the region, in southeast asia and washington are two things going on. the us withdraw from that tpp, saying it is not going to be part of the trade initiative. china is going to benefit from that. the other part is china's initiative. they are looking for greater connectivity in the region, at the same time, the us is pulling back. the chinese are a big factor in this geopolitical situation. intellectual property and drug patents are big issues. they believe america is looking at the long—term benefits in this strategically important south—east asian region. later shares in the company behind angry birds will start their first day of trading on the main stock exchange in helsinki. the finnish game developer, rovio, was one of the first studios to make a breakthrough mobile game and it even released a blockbuster movie featuring sean penn and peter dinklage. but the company has fallen down the pecking order in recent years— as tom davies explains. a royal seal of approval. and a former uk prime minister whojust couldn't get enoug

washington. through the southeast. the storms - flattening buildings and flipping cars, as those high winds move to the d-m-v overnight. and breaking right now a water main break flooding roads in southeast.. let's get right to john gonzalez live on the scene - john? trt 10 out ... covered in water.

coolidge auditorium on the ground floor of the iconic thomas jefferson building 101st street in southeast washington >> are you going to go? >> i'm actually going to be in london for justice league at the time. >> but i know, i know i want to go. >> lifestyles of the rich and famous. >> it's okay, kev. we'll go for you. to london. >> right. we'll go to london. you can go to see christopher nolan. >> i've seen dunkirk five times. the best move vost year. >> i feel like you should stay here. we'll handle london. watch this. ♪ my son, it is your time. >> me my respect and bow down. >> you get to decide what kind of king you are going to be. dope freeze. >> i never freeze. >> by the way what i love about these trailers ryan kugler directed this movie who did fruit veil station and creed. the music has been amazing. vine staples has a song trai trailer. the first black panther trail her was the run the jewels song. amazing. definitely recommend watching that. and i'm excited about this. >> the movie is not out for while. >> february 9th is the release date for black panther. >> when you come to my hallow

this is the 2800 block of pomeroy road in southeast washington where the little girl was last seen just before noon on saturday morning. here is her picture. her name is dajana houston. she is 11 years 4-inches tall, about 110 pounds. she has a purple streak in her hair. she was last seen wearing purple -- a purple shirt black pants and black shoes. now, this is where she's last seen. we're not sure if this is her neighborhood or if she was visiting someone in this particular neighborhood. but this is where police say she was last seen saturday morning reported missing about that same time and as you mentioned she's one of a number of teenagers and older folk who are still missing but in this case the fbi is also asking for your help. so, if you have seen dajana call (202)727-9099, or just call police in your community and let them know. but they're considering this a critical missing person and again, not just d.c. police, guys, but the fbi looking for young dajana houston. >> just 11 years old. bob, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a silver alert has been issued for this mis

to the south and southeast were baltimore and washington, which were the two main points that meade, commanding the army of the potomac, was supposed to cover, and probably not long after midnight on july 1, the wee hours of july 1, he and his come upith -- staff with this plan to organize the army around pipe creek and await attack from lee. so that is the tentative plan when hancock rides up to tiny -- tony town with his corps, about 12 miles south of gettysburg, and meets meade in the late morning. and meade tells them about the pipe creek plan. and they discuss various matters and then adjourn. and i believe at the time they did know the first corps had been engaged in some way outside of gettysburg. but they definitelyand i know ar the meeting, probably minutes after their meeting finishes, meade gets word that general reynolds, commanding the first corps, which has begun an engagement with the army of northern virginia, he learns that the commander reynolds has been either killed or taken out, unable to perform. he at that point says to hancock, he goes to hancock's tent and te

57 years as a freeman and his home at cedar hill is an official national historic site in southeast washington, d.c., every year, thousands of americans and others visits cedar hill, the federal rick douglass statue that stands in his honor in the united states capitol is a gift from 700,000 residents of the district of columbia. i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. russell: it is now my privilege to recognize the gentleman from maryland and original co-sponsor of this bill, mr. harris, for as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. harris: i want to thank the committee for promptly reporting h.r. 2989 to the floor for consideration. i rise in support of a bill i have co-sponsored with delegate norton. as we approach the 200th anniversary of his birth, i urge my colleagues in the house to support this legislation. the purpose of this bill is more than just honoring the birth of one great civil rights leader. its purpose is to re

southeast. air conditioners have been on since about april. showers from washington d.c. and new york, southeast, mid-atlantic will clear up for a nice afternoon temperatures have dropped. you need the jacket in the northeast, mid-atlantic and great lakes. much cooler air. high sailing in the 50s and 60s. charlotte, 69 degrees. the warmth will come right back. quick blast of cool air and then the warmth comes back. northern plains in the 70s mid-atlantic and new england areas should be in the 70s by the time we get to the weekend more "worldwide exchange" when we come back my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online selle

southeast. has not arrived in washington yet. but on the southern flange of this property active severe weather across portions of carolinas and tornado watchs in red and several reports of tornadoes around the ground spartanburg north carolina. there's dynamics with the storm as it's cutting into this care. most of that will remain south. here's what it looks like at some time. most of the evening will be dry. few sprinkles and the front es area until overnight hours. after midnight is when we'll start to see rain which could be heavy at times and maybe accompanied by rumbles of thunder. again i don't think any strong storms here that may wake up with heavy rain expected to move through during overnight hours. 4 a.m. along the 95 corridor and 8 a.m. mostly out of here. we're talking about li'l significance with heavy rain except for plans of water out. there severe threat in yellow remains across southern portions of tore virginia where tornado watches may be extend md. so what to expect on monday evening as you head out, not mu

. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. severe weather in southeast, parts of georgia and the carolinas are under 20 to watches overnight. an airport in charlotte, the wind was so strong that they flipped planes while you were sleeping, rain and wind in the system hitting us at home. but the wind advisories have no expired and everything should dry out by midmorning. adrianna? adrianna: thousands of kids headed back to class in puerto rico for the first time since -- hurricane maria devastated the island, but they will be going back to classrooms that are still without power. only 1/10 of the classrooms can function right now. larry, over the to you. happening today, the fbi is holding an emergency preparedness exercise at kings dominion. the entire park will be turned into a training ground for the day. it'srill begins at 10:00 morning and will last throughout the day. the park is closed to the public. named three schools confederate generals in oklahoma city are getting new names. it's estimated to lost about $3000 to switch out the signage. the cha

senator corker insists the also have alan fischer i'll just you know washington nato says it is increasing its presence in southeast europe in the wake of russia's two thousand and fourteen an accession of crimea from ukraine and a multinational force is to be positioned in romania four thousand armenian troops will be supported by personnel from nine other nato countries. despite accusations from moscow that nato is trying to win circle it organization secretary general says the multinational force is evidence of unity. they're not moving well to russia those so they're not mirroring rochelle playing by play in the shoulder by shoulder point but i think we're exposed by exercise we are responding in our way and we do it in the proportion to michoud and defensive way and we have to remember that of course you need to always have full force is we have more forces than they do response force but a whole lot of the you know we need to is to be so strong is to be so. united and so clear and coherent messaging that no adversary tries to know a potential tries to attack. hundreds of civilians are fleeing the iraqi town o

southeast. the fbi now assisting the d.c. police on this case. her picture is on the homepage for the washington field office. is described as a black female with a medium brown complexion, five feet four inches tall, 110 pounds, brown eyes with black hair. she was last seen wearing a purple shirt, black pants and 11:40 five at around saturday morning. if you have any information on the whereabouts of dajana houston, you are asked to call the fbi or d.c. police. we are live at the district police headquarters not far from where she went missing. thank you, cheryl. a sigh of relief and princely and county as police say they have found the missing 16 or of girl who was likely abducted by a man gessert a morning. shoved i a 21-year-old. this happened after an argument between them outside a party. state police are now questioning her to see if she was taken against her will so that they can decided charges are necessary. ofria: dale city, named one the best cities to live in. number six out of 50. columbia, maryland may the top 10. waldorf ranked 18th. arlington came in at number 50. the number one city on the l

southeast. it will be the first time the team wins a playoff series since moving to washington.n henry is down there live. john, i'm asking, are the fans excited, or fearing the curse right now? >> reporter: bruce, right now, they're just excited. and

washington, jackie bensen, live, news 4. >>> michael jones faces first degree murder charges. police tell us jones roger in a restaurant parking lot in southeast earlier this month. roger is a singer who went by the name bo. his young brother was a star at wilson high school northwest now plays in black spur. >>> leon harris, at the health desk. the 30-year-old steven howard has been arrested in committing an act of terrorism. last night witnesses called 911 to report the car on fire. police found explosives next to the car. turns out no one was hurt. just a matter of feet away from the campus of college of william and mary where homecoming celebration is happening this weekend. police posted around the >> leon, thank you, decades after it starts the annual marine core marathon is still going strong. keeping runners and fans safe is the highest priority as it ever been. police are working with security crews at hotels along the course. the race starts and end in arlington, tens and thousands of runners will snake through alexander, rosalind and dc. dozens of roads will close, some of them at 3:30 in the morning. we have a full list on our nbc

washington parkway. near 197. so far so good. volume is still light. minnesota avenue southeast remains closed. randle circle.ad a pole and wires down. response on scene. you'll be directed through the area. georgetown pike at swings mill road, a crash, the traffic alternates one direction right now. closure in la plata. 225 hawthorne road near miller hill road. this investigation is ongoing. back to >>> it is video that is making the rounds on social media. you can imagine why. take a look at angry man. he clings to the hood of a school bus as it drives down the road in baltimore county. you can hear in the background, some of the kids were scared. they didn't know what was going on. >> they didn't. we now know the story. the man on the mohood is lavern durand. he was upset because someone on the bus threw a bottle out the window and it hit his car. >> durand wanted the bus driver to stop and open the door so he could confront the child who threw the bottle. the bus driver was scared for the students' safety and instead drove to the police station. >> the man faces several charges here. >> none of the studen

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southeast. she is 11 years old. about 5'4" tall and you can share her photo from the nbc washington facebook page. >> an oil rig explodedvernight in louisiana. crews are searching for a man who disappeared in the blast. watch the "today" show as crews survey the damage this morning. >>> colin kaepernick filed a grievance against the nfl. he believes team owners colluded to keep him out of league because of his social protests on the field. you can follow-up dates on the nbc washington app. today is the last day to register if you want to vote in virginia. election day is november 7th. head to the nbc washington app. there's a way to sign up to vote. >>> we'll continue to have temperatures into the 60s today. cool out there but rain showers continue for the first part of the day. and then look at all the sunshine we have this week as temperatures roll into the 60s and 70s. looking good for the weekend. don't count on that forecast once we get through today. >> i like it. thank you, lauryn. >>> nice dry stretch. >> from sweating to tracking some cold fronts. >> i know. >> so d.c. >> so d.c. >> we're used to it. >>> that d

clouds later on, a light breeze out of the south southeast at five to ten, start time temperature around 74. and by the 9th minute, eagles taking on the washington redskins mostly cloudy conditions monday night, very, very mild. 69 degrees during the first quarter, and by fourth quarter, 66 degrees, we are expecting a few showers after the game. so looks like the game itself will be dry but after midnight monday night and through the day tuesday, that's when this system gets going, it will cut right to the great lakes, bring a round of rain could be a the heft tea thunderstorm, isolated heavier amounts up to an inch and a half. especially east of the delaware river. if you look towards the left-hand part of your screen, you blue shade behind low, that's the cooler air mass that will settle in from wednesday on, and it will be a fairly chilly halloween. we'll talk more about the timing of that next system and that cooler weather in accu-weather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. gray? >> thank you >>> so much for the update. tensions high outside of a meeting for the nation's top police chiefs. the protests are calling for changes, action news

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southeast. the ocean temperature, 71. there's the view of satellite and radar, you can see the heavy rain pulling toward the region moving up the i-95 corridor. it's in washington and baltimore and close to our doorstep now him we'll see the rain moving through the area. it will not rain all day. i want to show you what future tracker 6 looks like at 11:00 a.m. looking like at showers moving through the area, heavy rain at times, here or there through the afternoon hours, the heaviest will likely be through the morning into the early afternoon hours. in the evening hours we're starting to dry out, maybe a shower or rumble of thunder with the dewpoints that are way up there, it's easy to spark that happening even this late in the season. future tracker 6 showing rainfall mounting to above an inch and 3/4 close to that in the city itself. the heaviest will be north and west of the city. that's whether the resm -- that's where the remnants of nate will be tracking through. it's warm, lots of cloud cover, humid, heavy rain through 10:00 a.m., 11 him-- 1:00 a.m. cloudy skies at 4:00 p.m. 78 degrees at 6:00. maybe a rumble of thunder. it will not rain constantly all

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norristown to fort washington, a crash taking out the left and center lanes, the far right lane is squeezes by at 3 and 12 miles per hour. and the eastbound delays are spilling back on the southeast northeast extension and the blue route. and a couple of earlier accidents on the blue route itself. both northbound and one past mcdade and one near route 1 and slow southbound speeds just 15 miles per hour, and you may want to think about alternated like 322 or 352. and we spotd this a crash along 95 the southbound side. this is the blue route though they are looking at now where the northbound accident was. and it cleared out but the accident on i-95 by the betsy ross bridge is taking out one lane. >> this is mount laurel, new jersey, cleaning up a crash by 295, the police officer is taking out the center lane and big problems on the septa regional rails and warminster and doylestown lines are not running because of an accident near fern rock. >>> in willow grove 611 a crash here south of the turnpike, plenty of slowing in that vicinity as well. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> still what head on "action news" at 4:00, it's bat total win over amazon's ne

the washington post in 60 minutes, how congress weakened the dea's ability to fight the opioid epidemic. >> first, bill karins has the forecast. bill? >> fall is finally moving in in the southeast. you can turn your air conditioner off for the first time since april. cold front through the east. rain showers out there this morning. that's about it. it won't last long. over top of d.c. that soon will be approaching areas like richmond and raleigh. behind that cold front is coolish type air. 34 in chicago, 60s on the east coast. the old air will move into the east on some gusty winds and pattern changes are also beneficial for fighting the wildfires in california. especially at night head down through the mountains. that is going to change. we'll be watching what we call an onshore flow developing, which will get rid of these gusty winds and we even have a chance of some rain. the pacific northwest will get very stormy. if we're going to have any serious weather concerns like river flooding and that sort of thing it will be at the end of the this week in the pacific northwest with those big storms coming onshore. you may have heard about hurricane ophelia, major hurricane, headed