sprinkles still to be found. not a lot of rain out there today. there are rain drops in fairfax county, arlington getting in on rain. this is moving into montgomery and prince george's county. temperatures now mid to upper 60s. but hourly temperatures today near 70 now. dropping back down into the 50s by later on this evening. lots of great games. the jayhawks and mountaineers kicking off at 4:00 in morgantown. auto at kickoff. 45 by the time the game is done in morgantown. going to be chilly for the bisons on the road in durham, north carolina. they're taking on the north carolina central eagles. game times in temperatures in the 60s. frost and freeze possibility by morning. more about that when i see you next. >> thanks. >> now to the developing story of a possible ebola case here in our region. a patient at howard university hospital was tested for the virus. we're still working right now to try to figure out those results. news 4's derrick ward meanwhile joins us live from the hospital. derrick, what can we expect and learn later today? >> well, we may learn more about the conditio

steps to protect him among others. >>> fairfax, virginia, is a modern day city in reminders of the civil war. casualty, and across the street at the fairfax county adult detention center, christopher russell says race is still a divisive issue, and that his views are summed up by a symbol from another war. >> i have a swastika. the nazi battle flag is tattooed inside of it. it basically puts where i stand on life. i can walk into a unit or a room, and i can tell you how much racial tension is in the air by the feel and how everybody looks and how they act. >> most of the 1200 men and women incarcerated in fairfax county are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. but russell pled guilty to possession of heroin with intent to distribute. he is serving three years here. and he says he won't let jail alter one of his core values. >> i believe in the preservation of my race. there's a double standard. especially when it comes to whites. it's okay to have black power. it's okay to have brown pride. if you have white pride you're a [ bleep ] rac

>>> our camera was in the courtroom as jesse matthew appeared before a judge in fairfax county for a 2005 sex assault. good afternoon, i'm mike hydeck, he is accused of kidnapping and killing hannah graham. this time for a sexual attack of another woman back in 2005. he appeared by video link from a regional jail near charlottesville. peggy fox was in the courtroom and joins us live now with more on the hearing today. peg? >> reporter: jesse matthew was arraigned on the attempted murder, abduction, and sexual assault that happened here in the city of fairfax nine years ago. there was a bit of a fight today in court over who would represent the alleged serial rapist and killer in this fairfax case. >> we have the case of jesse leroy matthew jr.. >> reporter: jesse matthew appearing in a fairfax courtroom on a video link from the regional jail swears to tell the truth. >> affirm that you truthfully answer any questions the court may ask under penalty of law. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: judge dennis smith read the charges against him from 2005. attempted murder, abduction and sexual p

breaking news. we have news chopper 7 over the scene of a fairfax hospital where you can see a yellow tent set up. this is where we believe the woman who was throwing up in the pentagon parking lot could be right now. this is the hospital she's being transported to after becoming ill at the pentagon memorial there at the pent gofpblet it is believed she had travelled to africa and did become ill in the parking lot. they sealed off the parking lot and she's being transported to fairfax. >> the new springfield town center is now officially open to shoppers. >> suzzsan kennedy had the tough assignment of the day. >> this has been years in the making, really exciting news for springfield, virginia. it opened about two hours ago, just in time for the critical holliday shopping season. >> after a massive two year renovation the retooled rebranded springfield town center is open for business. shoppers lined up before sunrise to be the first through the door. their motivation was simple. >> it's all about shopping. >> i love shopping. so why not? >> the near four decades old former mall was torn d

la plata, charlotte hall, leesburg, fairfax station. they discovered 395 locations nationwide had their payment systems infected with malware, which was stealing customer information. that malware was active for a good hunk of august. although the exact date varied by location. here at fairfax station, for example, the malware was active august 5th through the 31st. here's a look at some of the information. customer names, card information. there is no indication that social security number or pins were taken. dairy queen said they have taken care of the problem. they have scrubbed their systems. it is no longer an issue as far as taking customer information. however, if you're concerned or you have seen an impact, they are offering one free year of credit identity repair if you believe you were impacted my this breach. megan mcgrath. back to you in the studio. >> and you can get details on the data breach, including the exact locations and dates of the breach. head to nbcwashington.com and search dairy keep. . >>> 6:03. your kids are supposed to be safe. two bold thieves robbed 1

those in fairfax county, virginia, have become some of the wealthiest and fastest-growing in the nation. due in part to low crime rates. >> we do not have the same amount of serious crime as maybe the district of columbia. so we can concentrate most of on all the little things. if you take care of the little things in fairfax county, you don't have the big things. >> and behind the walls of the fairfax county adult detention center, deputies say they practice the same philosophy in managing the inmates. while some of the 1,200 men and women here are convicted, most are currently charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. but staff say no infraction is too minor. >> we have tough rules. we enforce those rules. and it's considered tough jail in the end. >> even a discarded tissue in the female housing unit brings a reprimand. >> tissue over here, who was at this phone here? you all don't want to be locked out. somebody got to move that paper towel over there. >> i'll get it, that's all right, don't worry about it. >> things are just as strict when it come

good afternoon, i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. just minutes ago, fairfax police charged jesse matthew with the attempted murder and sexual assault of a woman in 2005. we're expecting a news conference from police within the hour. >>> in the meantime, hannah's parents and charlottesville community are bracing for autopsy results of a body discovered on saturday. those remains were found about 20 minutes away from the last place graham was seen in charlottesville near walnut creek park in albemarle county. >> crews are at the scene today, looking for more clues that could help identify the body and how it got there. northern virginia reporter, david culver is live in charlottesville with more on this phase of development. david. >> reporter: pat and jim, police just e-mailing me to say they will not comment on the finding of those remains until a few things happen. first they say the medical examiner in richmond will pass along the results of those forensic tests to officials right here at the albemarle county police headquarters. from there, they say they'll notify the gr

. matthew appear to be a video on charges in fairfax county, where he's accused of attempted murder l assault in a case that goes back to 2005. jeff goldberg is live in fairfax. is our first look at jesse matthew in a courthouse in fairfax county. you will hear that any moment. jesse matthew not offering a plea. as attorney also filing motion saying that he is seeking psychiatric evaluation for jesse matthew's sanity. here's the video inside the courthouse. sitting next to his attorney. via video link from the jail in how mild county, virginia. the charges included attempted murder, absorption, and sexually assault. inated to an incident september 2005 against a 26-year-old woman in fairfax. the charges are unrelated to the abduction charge he is facing in the hannah graham case. also unrelated to the possible deatho the abduction and of morgan harrington in 2009. the judge decided matthew will have cut offenders -- codefenders, a public defender. matthew asked for only one attorney. prefer him to be my attorney because i have built a relationship with him. the judge denied that reque

right now, from the fairfax county fire department, the deputy chief, mike riley. i guess you've been working on chief.ch of the day, >> that's correct. right around 10:30 is when we got the call for assistance, in they were requesting assistance with a patient. responsedous material team responded, quickly determined that a decontamination area was going up.eed to be set those three arlington wereighters decontaminated. then subsequent those personnel ed.e decontaminate we're currently waiting for additional information. but our operations has really deescalated significantly since this morning. >> thank you so much. that is the deputy chief for fairfax county fire department. have been here all day, i guess, working on this situation as well. >> that's correct. >> i guess it's sort of a now.ng game right the situation is that she is in isolation. we understand that they are observing her for the criteria involved in a situation for ebola. and the determination will be made by cdc and fairfax county whether shetment will actually be tested for ebola. reporting live from fairfax count

fairfax county principal accused of >>> pay for graffiti will be the target of a hindu meeting. there have been at least 16 incidents where someone wrote the phrase no hindus on public and private properties in tan area in the area. one of the things the board members are discussing tonight is reward for information leading to arre. she is the principal of fairfax county's largest elementary school and this afternoon she's facing allegations by former staff members. >> they're accusing her of discrimination. they're taking their fight to the federal court. >> reporter: the 31 page complaint made against the principal of this fairfax county elementary school is filled with some major allegations, namely, there are claims of serious racial discrimination. the suit was filed by three former staff members and former student. the four involved filed the lawsuit against bailey's elementary school principal marie lemon. she's been here since 2012. part of the allegations are she insisted school administrators hire pretty young blonds who did not have families and work for her and a former on

the people contained on that bus, but we begin with derrick ward, live at inova fairfax. derrick? >> well, jim, this is one of the scenes of what has been a massive response. sometimes that can be disconcertin but it should actually have the opposite effect. it's about redundancy and the pursuit of an abundance of first responders, the firefighte and emergency medical technicians who brought the sick woman to inova fairfax go through the decontamination prs in a tent set up outside the emergency entrance. >> we decontaminated three arlington count firefighters, we had four hazmat members do that. when those four members were done, we then decontaminated those fo members. so a total of seven members, four from us, three from orange county, decontaminated. and once that was done, we went ahead and decontaminated arlington county's medical unit. >> rep the h presence of emergency personnel is standard for these situations. not necessarily an indication of the presence of the ebola virus. hazmat team and command center on site will stay here until the results are back. the patient wa

. bruce leshan with the rest of that story. >> i'm john faust and to balance seven budgets in fairfax county -- >> reporter: democrat john faust's campaign has spent millions trying to win this sprawling 10th congressional district in northern virginia. it was hoping for millions more from the democratic national campaign committee, but now the national democrats are withdrawing almost all of that cash figuring the money is better spent trying to save an embattled incumbent in california. >> this is a fatal blow to john faust and his campaign. this was supposed to be one of the most competitive districts in the country and now the national democrats are pulling $2.8 million. >> reporter: the news is a coal blast to a democratic campaign -- cold blast to a democratic campaign that had just been trumpeting alleged conflicts of interest by republican barbara comstock. you don't think they looked at this and said this is a race we can't win? >> absolutely not. the polling, john is in the margin. there's been some public polling. this race is tight. it's always been tight. >> reporter: dem

reston. 60 in germantown. 60 in fairfax and springfield and 61 degrees in college park where it's not raining just yet. we'll use 9 futurecast to time out the arrival of the heaviest rainfall and take a look at what that could mean for your weekend plans. we've got a lot going on over the next three days. you want to know how that rain is going to affect you? we'll give you the answer coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. back to you. >> thanks, erica. see you then. >>> search crews are still desperately trying to find uva student hannah graham. new evidence emerging connecting the suspect in her disappearance to the disappearance and murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. investigators have already confirmed a forensic link between jesse matthew and harrington. now investigators are looking into whether or not matthew was driving a cab harrington got into the night she disappeared. laura french has more. >> reporter: sources confirm that at least two local cab employees through questioning have informed federal and state investigators that jesse matthew, jr., t

abduction of university student hannah graham. the fairfax virginia courthouse today is for the 2005 sexual assault of another woman. matthew was arraigned, he made no plea. brian todd will have a live report from outside the courthouse in just about 20 minutes. >>> now to the tense stand yourself between kaci hickox and the state of maine that left a community on edge. despite refusal to follow a 21-day ebola quarantine health officials say they still have not reached common ground. this morning maine's governor slamming hix ox's actions and threatening to exercise his full power to make sure she stays put. >> we're trying to protect her but she's not acting as smart as she probably should. >> all right let's bring in cnn's jean casarez, in ft. kent, maine, this morning, outside of the home where hickox is staying. tell us more, jean. >> reporter: well there's a lot going on today already here at this house. first of all, the police chief of ft. kent, maine, just moments ago came up to the house, went into the home, and so i called him and i asked him, why did you go to the house? and heed

on what the gunman just missed. >> my baby boy was in there with us. >>> a major break in a fairfax county rape case. >> i'm very glad that she is alive. >> reaction from a woman who opened the door to help the victim. >>> and a childhood street fight goes viral. why some adults could soon face charges. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> new at 11:00, two people shot and two children nearly caught up in the gun fire. >> police tell us more than 20 shots were fired this afternoon hitting two men and coming close to a 3 year old and a 10 month old. >> it was on fort davis street. news 4's shomari stone spoke to a mother and grandmother at the scene. >> frightening, scary. i'm going to be honest. >> reporter: ms. sharp was sitting on this couch in her living room holding her 10-month-old great grand son. she heard several shots fired in southeast d.c. >> he jumped. i jumped and i just kept him close to me and less than a minute or so. >> reporter: police sources tell me at least 21 shots were fired on q street southeast and fort davis street about 5:30 this evening. police sources say

. >> it's going to be a busy day for chuck. he is headed to the fall for fairfax fest. >> what? >> say it again ten times. >> you're looking at it right there. also taking special equipment from storm team 4 with him. why you may want to join the crowd. that is coming up. >>> i'm kerry dan. >> i'm mark murray. >> let's get ready to resultable. on tuesday, incumbent democratic senator mark warner is facing off republican challenger ed gillespie. the debate airs on nbc washington at 7:00 p.m., moderated by our own chuck todd. >> kerry, mark warner is the clear favorite. there was a recent poll that had the lead at nine points. still it's going to take a mighty big wave for republicans on election night. >> we're expecting lots of fireworks in this debate coming up over the health care law, social issues and the standing of both political parties in virginia. >> chuck todd is playing a big role as moderator. the debate will feature nbc washington's julie carey along washington's julie carey along with we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speeds of

woman was taken to a hospital where she was placed in isolation. the fairfax fire department set up a decontamination station where the three arlington firefighters were decontaminated along with four fairfax firefighters who had contact with them. the bus was headed to the marine barracks in southeast washington. on that bus, they talked to some of the people. >> i would say i am concerned about her health to see how she is going to be. i am less concerned about our health because none of us had any close contact. personally, i am not worried about my health. authorities based on her symptoms thought this woman perhaps had ebola. but after placing her in isolation at nova fairfax hospital, also questioning her and looking at her travel history, they say they are confident she does not have it. reporting live from fairfax county, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> thank you. update on the an ebola patient treated at the national institutes of health in bethesda. >> nina pham arrived from dallas last night. nih is one of only four facilities in the country equipped with ebola ready isolation u

south to vehicles and pedestrians and closed the entrance on that side. taken to then was fairfax hospital where she was placed in isolation. outside, fairfax fire had set up a yellow decontamination chamber. arlington and four fairfax emergency personnel, who had had contact with the patient, went decontamination. >> we have done our necessary operationally here to get the patient into the hospital. and then subsequently taken care providers. >> afterwards, they also decontaminated the unit, the brought the woman here to the hospital. and, again, the patient is in isolation. according to the spokesperson fairfax healthr department will determine whether she will be tested for ebola. reporting live from fairfax, virginia, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> thank you, sam. now we're also learning new details about the bus that that woman boarded just before she ill.e tom roussey is tracking the new developments on that bus where it ultimately stopped in washington. tom? >> in all, leon, you had three teams today. you had the pentagon and then you had here behind me, in is virginiahis avenue.

content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] assaultak in a sexual and fairfax county. the police believe the man responsible is jesse matthew, the man charged with abduction in connection with missing uva student hannah graham. now a woman who spoke with the victim moments after she was attacked in fairfax said she knew in an instant something was wrong. jay korff joins us from fairfax. what did she say? that asaid emotionally traumatized and confused young woman came to her door late one night, nine years ago, asking for help. the authorities say that it happened along the wood line behind me. today they say that jesse matthew jr. is the suspect. >> she was lucky to live. ago, a manrs attacked a woman carrying home groceries in fairfax city, her into the woods, and sexually assaulted her. the 26-year-old victim somehow survived and went for help. >> i remember the woman who knocked on our door. >> she knew immediately she was the victim of violence and called 911. >> her hair was messed up with leaves and sticks in her hair. >> this is the composite sketch. nine years later, this is the

showing interstate 66 shot in fairfax county. it's 66 and 50 northern virginia that are seeing the bulk of the light rain showers. we'll start out with clouds and a few showers here. by noon 72. isolated shower here and there this afternoon. mid- to upper 70s. we're in the 6 also now. on doppler 9000, we were looking at this area of rain in northern virginia moving in toward d.c. it's gotten into northwest d.c. as well. going to slip into southern montgomery here. loudoun county generally south of leesburg is seeing the rain. as i zoom in, i want to show you on the beltway here not far from tysons over toward mclean approaching arlington, we have some showers now. this extends back again almost to about winchester and berryville. andrea and mike, back to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> here's what's in the news right now. the secret service has suffered another embarrassment. cbs news confirms the security contractor who was convicted three times on charges of assault and battery was allowed on an elevator with president obama earlier this month in atlanta. >>> doctors at a dallas hospit

potential insanity defense. matthew will come to fairfax county in a couple of weeks to face charges of attempted murder and rape. we'll hear why matthews two lawyers had a public disagreement and why prosecutors may need to fly in a woman from out of the country, coming up in the next half hour. >>> there is a major development in the ebola quarantine controversy up in maine. today, a judge rejected the state's bid to force kaci hickox to stay home. she is the nurse who returned recently from west africa. the judge agreed that because kaci hickox does not have any symptoms of infection she is not a danger to the public. in the meantime, the united nations now reports there have been more than 13,000 cases of ebola in eight cou. and there have been nearly 5,000 people who have died from that disease. >>> some local nurses are planning to walk off the job in protest, saying their hospital has not prepared them enough to respond to the ebola crisis. we'll have more on the timing of the strike and why the nurses are so worried, coming up in 15 minutes. >>> we're j four days away from polls

7:00, to hear directly from both men, news 4 and the fairfax county chamber of commerce are sponsoring a debate. meet the press moderator chuck todd is the host, and news 4's aaron gilchrist will be there along with the northern bureau chief. >>> fa >>> new at 11:00 dozens of families headed to the homeless shelter at d.c. general hospital which has been called "no place to raise a family in the wake of the militia rudd case. more than 60 homeless families were staying at hotels like this quality inn on new york avenue. on wednesday they got a letter from the department of human services. it said they had two days to move out. councilman jim graham who has been pushing to close the shelter d.c. general believes this move is all about cutting costs and he is concerned about living conditions. >> we headed down to about 110 families. that was manageable to be able to shut it down, but now it's up to 190 families, and one type since november, it will be back to 280. >> everyone needs somewhere to stay that's safe. now it's getting cold. that's my issue. >> we reached out to the

rockville to manassas and fairfax. hour by hour, temperatures trending upwards. most of the supp ushs will be in the mid to upper 50s by noon. there's one more cold morning coming. then milder days return. >>> a new memorial knew the national mall to honor our disabled veterans. >> hours from now a special guest will speak there. news 4's derrick ward is live on capitol hill to tell us about the dedication happening today. derrick? >> i'll give you a sense of where we are. this memorial is located between the hey burn and humphrey buildings on the house side of capitol hill. it's appropriate in that location. i want to show you some video of this memorial actually taking shape. take a look at that in time lapse. it's amazing, is it not? throughout history of this nation, men and women have been called upon to give life and limb in service and in the line of duty and those who walk away carry scars, those that can be seen and those that can't. they carry them with them to the grave. this memorial will feature things like a reflecting pool with inscriptions in stone. what's also im

kidnapping of uva student hannah graham, the man also charged in a fairfax sex assault case. >> peggy fox tells us matthew will remain in police custody and appear in court via video link. >> that's unsettling, but i'm glad he's gone. >> reporter: for people who lived in the oxford row townhouses in september of 2005 and remember the brutal sexual assault and attack on a young woman there's relief the suspect is behind bars. >> i'm glad nobody else's daughter or wife has to worry. >> reporter: in the fairfax case jesse matthew is charmed with attempted murder, abduction and sexual object penetration. prosecutors say the young woman was walking home from the nearby giant on jermantown road when she was grabbed and carried -- jermantown road when she was grabbeand carried to a aggressive area near a pool. then in october of 200-- grassy area near a pool. then in october of 2009 virginia tech student morgan harrington was found after a concert. sources say the victim in fairfax received a savage beating but fought back scratching the suspect which left his dna under her fingern

malware. megan mcgrath is live at one of those restaurants in fairfax station with what you need to know. megan? >> reporter: well, some of those are in laplata, waldorf, lees purg. the exact location here on silver brook road. they discovered that 395 locations nationwide had been infected with malware that was stealing customer information. that malware was active a good hunk of august. here at fairfax station it was active august 5th through the 31st. take a look at the information that was comp meeced here. customer names, car numbers, and expiration dates. now, there is no indication, however, that social security numbers or pins were taken in this. so that's good news. now, we are working to get the information, the specifics in terms of locations and the dates of impact on our website. go to nbcwashington.com. we should have that up and ready for you in the next half hour so you can take a closer look if you have gone to dairy queen in our area. as for their response, they said they have cleaned up the system, the malware is gone. they are offering one queer of free credit repair

. wider look at things. we look good. 295 just past 50 is a little bit slow as expected. 66 from fairfax county to the beltway, on time. 95, five minutes behind. not pad for this time of day. 270 from jermantown to the beltway taking twice as long. 95 and 270 on time. 10 minutes. amelia, i hope your weather is looking better than my traffic. >> melissa, there is. only a 30% chance of showers. i think long sleeves will be just fine. high temperature around 70 degrees. future weather, 8:00 a.m., mostly cloudy skies as we get into the late morning hour looking at limited sunshine. for the afternoon hours, spotty showers. they will be light in nature. >>> thank you, amelia. protecting young athletes. changes being made in one school district after an nbc news investigation raises questions about safety field turf. >>> why a budget shortfall could >>> why a budget shortfall could cost you more when you host a in cases of rape and incest, just >>> why a budget shortfall could cost you more when you host a like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does s

fairfax hospital and medical crews checked out all the passengers on that bus after it had already left the pentagon and traved several miles away to southeast washington. >>m coverage this afternoon. mark segraves talked with people on that bus. but we'll begin with derrick wa and more on the response. he's live in falls church now. derrick? >> reporter: well, good afternoon. we are here at inova fairfax hospital where it is not your usual day here. much larger presence of police, fire and emergency medical technicians, and what -- the thing we can't stress enough here, everything is being done right now, being done out of an abundance of caution. i want to show you some video from a few hours ago. this is where fire and ems personnel were being deco out of the e.r. these were among the people who brought this woman here to the hospital. again, after she got sick earlier today at the pentagon. and in a penalty gone parking lot. we're told that woman threw up and did tell authorities she had recently traveled to west africa. pe even liberia. when she was brought here, that patient

. he's in our satellite center with reaction from graham's fairfax county community. >> as you know, hannah graham touched many people's lives and tonight the fairfax county community where hannah grew up eling the pain of her loss. hannah graduated from west potomac high school in springfield, virginia, where she was well known and very well liked. we stopped by the football game tonight where we spoke with students and parents who knew hannah and whose kids knew her. they say the last few weeks have been tough. they've been glued to the news looking for updates hoping for a good outcome. they say they didn't get that tonight, but say they at least got some closure. 1 west potomac student told us he and his sisters knew hannah graham very well. >> the past couple weeks everybody has been kind of jittery about it. nobody -- it's kind of hard to explain. nobody really wants to address it, but yeah, it's kind of creeping in the back of everybody's minds. >> reporter: it's a tough thing to deal with. >> yeah, definitely. most definitely will help to develop a sense of closure, not in a

virginia bureau chief julie carey is live in fairfax with the story. julie? >> reporter: well, the victim's family and friends had flown into fairfax county from the country of columbia. the defendant had traveled in from across the country, but instead of watching a trial, they heard caleb cruz say in a quiet voice to the judge, "i want to plead guilty." >> i was a little surprised. and was taken aback for a second. >> reporter: that was the prosecutor's reaction when former marine caleb crew stunned the courtroom by announcing he wanted to plead guilty to murder for killing his wife andrea. included in the evidence, a chilling audio confession crew gave to fairfax county detectives. he originally reported his wife missing on august 8th, 2013. two days later, andrea crew's body was found in the occoquan river. his tie still around her neck. the couple had gone to court on charges crew had assaulted his wife but the case was dropped and the two left court kissing, hand-in-hand. hours later, an argument erupted and crew strangled his wife as they sat in a car in a bank parking lot.

from fairfax county. bruce leshan reports tonight from the uva campus. >> how is it going? >> homecoming is supposed to be a time of unfiltered joy. but melancholy hangs over. >> it has been just a day since the medical examiner positively identified the body found behind a remote vacant home as hannah graham, the second year student from fairfax county, who was allegedly abducted from the downtown mall by jesse matthew. >> i can't let him break us. >> the hardest thing for me is they forget about the parents and your daughters remains being found somewhere. i can't imagine that all that hope is gone. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise. >> there was just the briefest pause. >> please join now in a moment of silence and remembrance. >> to remember hannah. >> we ask that you keep your family and friends in your thoughts and prayers. >> before an intense game between uva and unc that saw the lead shift several times between the teams before a narrow one-point loss. >> tough in their hearts. there is no way that these fans are going to let a killer ruin homecoming. >> celebr

whether it is rg iii, and colt. >> thank you. coming up next -- fairfax county public schools will let >> fairfax county's plans to let its highschooler sleep in following a historic vote by the school board. >> others thinking about making similar changes. we have reactions, plug s what other neighboring schools might do. school district's are getting closer to letting students get some needed rest. in fairfax county teenagers got to sleep easier knowing that soon get more time in bed. >> this was a historic vote, in the sense that we were moving forward on something of orton to our students health and well-being. -- importance to our students health and well-being . / . we have shown that we could be national leaders on this p we have shown it is doable even in very large, complex school systems./ >> other districts are moving in that direction. montgomery county scrap one plan, and now they plan to renew cheaper options. the city of manassas, with just one high school, begins later start times this fall. ultimately, it will be much more comfortable for our children, and that is our

attacking a fairfax county woman faces a judge. hear what he has to say in court, from his own lips. thelus, judgment day for an convicted of killing a beloved prince george's county. >> a few of the peanuts characters are missing from this display. the reason is thieves. display. the reason is thieves. i'm tom after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. >> well, a community is scram blipg to re-- scrambling to halloweens decorations after they say thieves struck their neighborhood. includes the theft of decoration. tom roussey has reaction from franklin glenn community in fairfax county. >> i was very upset, wanted to .ry >> the great pumpkin never has but on wednesday, charlie brown and snoopy were missing two. bev

county and the district. much of fairfax county now dropping into the upper 40s to near 50s. so montgomery county and points west where the skies are beginning to clear out now, still near 60 degrees in southern maryland. and over capitol hill now, clearing skies and a cool morning. afternoon showers likely moving in. your weather headlines for this tuesday looking ahead to the next 24 hours, it will be wet and windy tomorrow with a coastal area of low pressure developing off the jersey coast and affecting our weather on wednesday. for today, a cool morning and mild afternoon. in fact, by early afternoon we aught to be up near 70 degrees. sunshine through the morning through noontime, but then quickly clouding up with showers likely moving through when heading back home from work and school by late this afternoon. we'll be down into the 60s by then. the next weather and traffic on the 1s. storm team 4 by 4 hits the road with your commuter forecast. how is the commute now, melissa? >>> looking good. just have some construction that wants to hang around longer than we'd like. prin

case that takes place in fairfax county. are expecting more charges to be fouled against jesse matthew. we are expecting the attorney to announce charges in the press conference happening any moment now. >> the body discovered in an abandoned house in the charlottesville area over the weekend after she had gone than one month. and jesse matthew is a suspect in her disappearance. >> we are waiting on positive identification in the remains found, but police called off the search that was scheduled on sunday morning for hannah graham , a sophomore that went missing a little more than a month ago. we are still waiting for a positive identification on those remains. >> related to the death of morgan harrington. let's hear what he has to say. >> good afternoon. orrough.is raymond f. m raymond -- i'm the commonwealth attorney for fairfax county and carl is the chief of police. thank you for being here today. they returned an indictment charging jesse leroy matthew junior, 32 years of age of charlottesville, va with three felony counts in connection to a sexual assault of the 26 are ol

trip to fairfax county to answer to charges there any time soon? today a bench warrant was issued to bring him to our area, but what does that mean and what happens next? debra alfarone is live with that part of the story. >> reporter: i'm standing here at the office of the attorney of jesse matthew. he told me originally he wasn't going to be representing matthew with these new fresh charges in fairfax, but now he's done a 180. he's not talking, but a lot of other people are. we cut this story down to bring you with what's happening next. we're starting at the beginning. on monday hannah graham abduction suspect jesse matthew was slammed with new charges that he sexually assaulted and tried to kill a woman in 2005 in fairfax. police say he left his dna. the 32-year-old already sits in a charlottesville jail cell charged with abducting missing uva student hannah graham intending to sexually molest her and now a brand-new bench warrant asking for matthew to return to fairfax to face the new charges. >> we did it with the sniper case and it's every bit as big of public case as that one

of abducting the uva student and attacking a fairfax woman. >> first, a trial date is set for the man accused of killing three people in alexandria, next on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> first, though, a look at abc's thank god it's thursday primetime lineup. we'll be right back. >> it will be another year before the man accused in a series of killings in alexandria goes before a jury. >> a judge today set the trial date for charles severance for next october. diane cho was in the courtroom today and is in our newsroom now with other big issues discussed in court. >> well, scott, alison, charles severance' attorneys also filed a motion to have their client's shackles removed during visits with his attorneys but the judge decided to leave that to the authorities. the man charged with the murders of three alexandria residents was back in court today. defensive attorneys for charles severance wanted to push the trial back to january, 2016, out of concern they wouldn't have enough time to prepare for the case. severance is accused of killing nancy dunning the wife of then sheriff james dunni

near the bay. 50 near montgomery, prince georges and fairfax. low to mid-50s by the chesapeake bay. a look at the hour by hour breakdown when the winds diminish. back to you. >>> thank you, tom. montgomery county police are looking for two men who held up a shell gas station in gaithersburg. shady grove road, 1:00 this morning. you can see that the front door was shattered by bullets. no one was hurt. police don't have a description of the suspects. >>> new developments out of canada. a memorial is growing for a canadian soldier killed by a gunman outside canada's parliament. this is outside an armory in hamilton, ontario. the corporal was guarding the national war memorial when he was shot at point-blank range yesterday. a tourist snapped a photo moments before the shooting. they tried to revive him by failed. the shooter had been designated high risk by canadian authorities. he was identified as michael zehaf bibeau. he is 32 years old and a recent convert to islam. he went into the parliament and died in a hail of gunfire. officials feared he would travel abroad and commit crimes.

links matthew to her murder, and to another rape in fairfax county from 2005. matthew has been charged with attempted murder in that case, and will be transferred to fairfax at some point for a trial here. >>> there are new questions tonight about how the u.s. screens for ebola. now that a doctor in new york city has been diagnosed with the disease. >> that's right. dr. craig spencer visited a park, rode the subway and went bowling after he came back from west africa 11 days ago. but he just started showing symptoms yesterday. >> and barely a week after she arrived in bethesda, nina pham has been declared free of ebola. in fact, she visited the white house after the hospital released her. >> today she spoke for the first time about her experience being sick with the disease that has killed thousands of people in africa. >> i believe in the power of prayer, because i know so many people all over the world have been praying for me. today, nina pham thanked her supporters around the globe as doctors at the national institutes of health in bethesda declared she no longer has any trace of t

hurt. >>> fairfax county police say they have the man responsible for murder on labor day. 24-year-old jose gavidio is behind bars facing murder charges. he killed a 27-year-old man in an apartment complex parking lot in falls church. he was already in police custody when dna evidence helped link him to the murder. >>> columbia heights neighborhood on edge after a deadly stabbing. >> reporter: this morning the street is still closed. an officer keeping an eye on the crime scene so investigators can come back later this morning and take one final look in the light of day looking for clues. police are looking for a man who stabbed a man to death here. they don't have a lot of information to go on. the the victim was found after 7:00 here in the 1400 block of perry place in northwest. police believe the victim was walking down the street when he was stabbed. but they have no motive and there is no lookout information for a suspect. this comes after a deadly stabbing happened a block from here, october 3rd, 5:30 in the evening. so in broad daylight. he was stabbed to death in the 3400

springfield in fairfax county can, a chilly 52 under a clear sky. by later this afternoon, should be up around 70 with increasing clouds. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s. amelia siegel is taking the four by four out and we will see her maybe on ice skates. that's many canning up neck at 5:11. now let's check the roads. everything going okay now? >>> better amelia than me. that would not be about for me at all anywhere. it is looking good right now. 270 headed southbound out of frederick all the way down to the spurrier, completely fine. earlier road work is out of the way. 66, compton road, no problems. 95 in virginia, you're also fine at this point. headed out of down, a little bit slow prince george's county side of the roadway also looking good. bw parkway, 95 in maryland, into and out of town, no problems. back with a live look at 95 in virginia. . >>> we want to show you what led to a closure on suitland parkway we brought you as breaking news. news 4 cameras were rolling shortly after that crash overnight. a car drifted across lanes and crashed into oncoming tr

to be at the hospital and i just don't want to catch a whiff of it. >> reporter: the inova fairfax hospital a behind the scenes look, a wusa9 exclusive, what happens when a suspected ebola patient shows up here. >> plus an experimental treatment and why it's not ready to go today. >> cold front pushes through overnight, showers lingering into saturday morning. we'll tell you if they get out of here in time for the terps game and how chilly it will be for game two at nats park. >>> but first tonight ebola concerns are hitting close to home with two hospital with similar symptoms and it is now confirmed that one of those patients has malaria and not ebola. good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. we want to stress at this point there are no confirmed ebola cases in our area. within the hour we've heard from shady grove adventist hospital in rockville. their patient in isolation has malaria they say. officials were concerned the patient had ebola because the symptoms and travel history seemed to match up. however, after further tests and monitoring the medical team determ