cory smith is live with new reaction f witness and police. what are they saying, cory? >> reporter: erika, we just spoke to police, and according to them this cal camen before 4:00. the suspect walked into the starbucks intoxicated and when staff askedeim to leave refused. that is when employees told police thatha he told them he had a bomb. at that point employees evacuated the building and called 911. the man stayed inside. when officers arrived, they began negotiating with him, commanding him to come out. he ultimately did and was arrested. he has since been taken to the hospital as a precautionary markes. now, we spoke to witnesss who says they arrived and were walking into that s that's when they saw employees running out screaming "he has a bomb. he has abomb." obviously then they knew this was a serious situation. so they stayed outside. other businesses evacued as well. but again, right now we are still waiting for the bomb technician to show up and to clear the scene here in falls church. but again, that suspect has been taken into custody. back to you. i was a

news4's cory smith shows us how it works. >> i was easily agitated, very easily frustrated. i started to not want to be around people. >> reporter: kevin durden's mental health journey is not unique. despite being a successful businessman and father, he fell intdepression two yea ago. >> and i said to myself i'm not going to do anything today. and then i realized i had been saying that for months, that sothing was wrong and i needed help. >> reporter: durden says ndmitting he needed help was actually easier t finding it. he saw three different therapists, but felt none derstood the stress and emotions unique to black men. >> i felt , liay, what ju happened? i wasted a actual time again. >> bringing 2 mental help black men need. on the other side therapists like dr. candace williams. moshe is the 3% of therapists in the whitehouse are minorities. >> she says patients feel more comfortable when they can talk toomeone that looks likthem. >> with this app you see everything and everything about it says we're here for you, by dyou, because we understhat you're going through as a

nbc news4 cory smith has the story. >> i was easily agitated, frustrated. i started to not be around people. >> reporter: kevin's mental health journey is not unique. despite bei a successful businessman and father, he fell into depression two years ago. >> and ielaid to m i'm not going to do anything today. and then i realized i had been saying that for months. something was wrong and that i needed help. >> reporter: he says admitting he needed help was easier than finding . he saw three different therapists but felt none understood the stress and emotions unique to black men. >> i felt okay, what just en ha? i just wasted all this time again. >> reporter: it's hy hen health was started. bringing the mentalck help b men need right to their smartphone or computer. on the other sidere dr. candace. she is among the 3% of therapists in the u.s. who a minorities. >> i have patients tell me i finally found something that looks like me. >> reporter: she says patients feel mocomfortable. >> you're able to see andev kno ything about it. we're here for you by you be

i'm cory smith. well, it has been a miserable da many of you have had to deal with freezing rain and chilly weather, b there is a silver lining tonight. the winter weather advisory has expired and team 4 meorologist clay anderson shows us if the weather will clear up for your saturday night. clay? >> and cory, as you see out there right now, the rain showers continue to move and exit stage left. in other words, moving from the west into the east outside of our area. even better news from the rain is, take a lookt the temperatures. many folks were concerned about whether it's going to refreeze tonight. well, it isnot. temperatures right now, 40 degrees in montgomery cnty and rockville, gaithersburg, even out to our west. temperatures in the mid 30s. emperatures will be rising a tad or twoovernight, so, freezing is not going to be a coern across our area. what we expect tonight, as i said, rain will be ending. itill continue to end and move, but watch out for water on the roads, when you're driving out

. >> reporter: i'm cory smith in crystal city, or, should i say, national landing. yep, that is the name amazon is callin h the newe of hq-2.e not every is onboard with the new name just yet. >> i understand that amazon wants to take the world over, t they don't need to change everything. >> glen levis loves it. >> it's tired, it's worn. start fresh, start new. it's amazon, man >> reporter: i'm david culver in the roslyn part of arlington county, where not everybody is loving this idea of amazon bringing their second headquarters to our region. one group launched a campaign several months back, trying to keep amazon from deciding on nortrn virginia as their hq-2 location. >> we're going to see, i think, n explosion in rents and housing prices. >> reporter: more than ever, they're concerd, they're worried that aman will bring employeesof well-paid who will settle in our area and ultimately push out lower income families. >> our team coverageoesn't end here. we've got a fascinating story on our nbc washington app about amazon owner jeff bezos history, and what amazon'

we're in princ george's county, cory smith, news 4. >>> a loun county public schoolteacher is locked up in a jail cell tonight. 28-year-old lindsay mages is accused ofsing physical or mental harm to a child in her care.ig inveors say the nonsexual relationship happened with the student between j t and august s year. mages was a teacher at discovery and hillsidelentarial the time. a judge denied her request for bond. >>> a woman dead tonight after her car flipped on the south side of vw parkway. police tell us the crash happened here this afternoon, just after 2:30, between route d inand powder mill r prince george's county. the woman who died was 58 years old and from florida. u.s. park police say there's no obvious reason for the accident. >> jump on the whale right now and cut it! see a fisherman cuto i the water to try to help a humpback whale. >>> and we've got a sweet story for you, as you enjoy trick or treating with your kids tonight. howne company made a special local teen's halloween dream comes true. > about it was a beautiful day today, especially for trick or treating, bu

rs.y are also mi news4's cory smith spoke with students today about the disturbing chars. cory? >> reporter: yeah the last 48 hours at damascus high school have been tough to say t least. students .to say they don't want the alleged actions of a few to diminish the school's reputation. but more importantly tonight, they are very concerned about th victims. people that they consider their friends. >> when you say damascus, you think football, small, little town, little school, and something like this that happened here. ht is very sad. >> reporter: ton anger and empathy if i willhe hall student like senior paul moore are coming to grimes with the faction tt three of their classmates have been charged with second-degree rape. the victims, fellow students. >> it is very alarming. >> that something happened so close to school. >> reporter: details have been spreading since thursday. some say they know victims and their allegedanassa. all of them messages of the jv football am. when you were on the team, did you experience anything like that in. >> hazing? no. >> reporter: he played

cory smith has the latest details. >> heart .breaki painful to watch. >> reporter: that's the image being portrayed to the world. the school board mber edward says this is a breaking point. >> we need our students t feel safe when they come into the cools. >> it took place off campus so it is a police matter. but click on utube, you can see them. good luck getting anyone to come forward and identify the students involved. two weeks after this violent else, p nce george's police tell us no one has come forward and parents need toalk to their kids about speaking with up. the one person who was too fearful to go on camera says they are fearful about classmates. for him, an alum hielf, that has to challenge or something tragic could happen. >> we needur studentseing bullied or threatened in any type of way to come forward a s know tool system will protect you. >> reporter: tonight in a statement on news4, since that incident, crossland high school has changed dismissal procedures. additional security assistants weredded and we are patrolling off campus where the majority of incidents seam to

. >> cory smith has the details. co reporter: this story ins on allegations ndclude multiple assaults what police are calling sexual offenses. and it all hpened right here the damascus campus just orsterday. >> rr: tonight the entir jv football team at damascus has been side lined while the police ilooko allegations of them assaulting their own teammates.e it inc sexual offenses stem from an incident that happened on wednesday. police say they're all juveniles which is why they're not confirming whether there were any injuries or who was involved. as word of the investigation spread through the hall ways, police are urging to let them do their job. >> they're just allegations. we're just beginning a investigation. some of these allegations may prove to be sexual in nature. and that's why we have detectives from our special victims investigation heading this query. >> reporter: thetisaid alles were made within the last 2ur it is unclear whether they were questioned by investi tors but starring said they are talking wi

news 4's cory smith went to crystal city to w find outt the area is referred to as. >> where are we right now. >> crystal city. >> reporter: when you need directio, it's everything. tell me how to get to national landing. >> no. >> reporter: where is national landing. >> the look says it all. >> i'm not sure. eporter: it's what peopl across alexandria wanted to know after amazon chose northern virginia as its ne >> sounds like a runway at reagan. >> reporter: close, not quite. the name is a rebranding for neighborhood encompassing crystal city, pentagon city and potomac yard need to alexandria. make sense now.e >> lrunway landing? oh, my god, that's hilarious. >> reporter: is it necessary? do you think it was necessary? >> it's a little corny. nt life ter: you can c long pentagon city resident brandon marshall as skeptical but glen nevis, he loves it. >> crystal city? red, worn, start fresh, start new. it's amazon, man. >> reporter: after a nationwide search, there is no doubt amazon is here to stay. d for national landing, that may take getting u. >> if amazon comes in here and makes a h

. >> good afternoon again, cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action co aare alegislation and we're -- coalition and we're in support today. we saw units hit the market for folks and that number went down in 2017 and going down in 2018 and going down again in 2019. what our biggest fear is that we have a year like 2011 in the ner future where there's housing built city-wide in order to make sure that the projects keep moving forward and they need to be able to maintain the rules that were given to them throughout the original negotiation process. one other quick fact to state on there, yes, it's 4,000 plus total units in there but as mentioned earlier by one of the other speakers in support, there's 600 subsidized units, that is not insignificant. that's not scraps for folks that need a place to live, that do have housing uncertainty in this city. a combithaig combination, that n franciscoians who will have an opportunity to live here. so we do have thousands of homes on the chopping block here, that's the reason that the planning commission approved it unanimously last we

news4's cory smith will have the latest from damascus in a few nutes. >>> to a violent sex assault along a busy commute. a womand walking aro shady grove road when a man came up from behind her and attacked her. a stranger hearing her cries for help startled thatttack here ran off. news4's chris fwornld is live for us inro ville with reaction from people who live and work there. a frightening ordeal. >> reporter: this is a terrifying story. itappened right here along shady grove road in rockville. a woman walking on at sidewalk about 6:00 this morning, was dragged into this grassy area. now, news of this attack is making many people here afraid. >> she walks her husband for safety whenever she can. they're upset by the news that a woma was sexually assaulted here just hours earlier. >>'m hearing this happening in montgomery county so often. and it is not getting a safe place. >>> the sexual assault happening to a woman walneng alo on the sidewalk beside shady grove road in the pre dawn dar know. a man approaching her from behind. >> he pulled her to a grassy area andegan to sexually assa

cory smith. thank you so much. >>> after decades on the loase, how samuel little finally caught? the investigation began in 2012 when detectives in los angeles matched his dna to two murder victims from the '90s. they tracked him down and arrested him a at kentucky homeless shelter. at the time little had servedha fewer ten years in prison despite a rap sheet of nearly 100 arrests in multiple statesh over more 50 years.e th charges included kidnapping, rape, and armed roche. >> c tonight newes after a man's death in fairfax county police custody. this dramatic body camera footage was just released. it shows officers entering the man's home last june. today the police chief told news4's mark seagraves the victim died of an opioid overdose. >> it was last june at this home alexandria when police and paramedics arrived for a call of a possible drug overdose. they found christopher paul naked and in distress. he died while in pol cetody. all six police officers involved in that incident have been clearedf any wrongdoing. today fairfax county police chief ed roessler re-wased the bon

cory smith on behalf of san francisco housing action coalition. happy to hear that at least the framework is moving towards an 18-month compromise. appreciate you're kind of going project by project and figuring out what's going on. specifically for the unentitled projects, a speaker before mentioned there's a lot that happens in the planning process, simple staff turnover can delay it months and months and months, you know, and thinking about this, the affordability crisis is such a big deal in the city. and i think we all know it, and we all feel it, and there's a continued goal to get more housing built here in san francisco that we all agree is crucial. each of these projects we absolutely want to maximize the amount of subsidized affordable housing included. i think we're all in agreement on that. this could be the difference in a few percentage points in your pro forma that will make or break a project. so, i guess our fundamental ask to all of you is let's make sure we do what we can to get these units built, market units, affordability bas

mike espy had help from cory booker and kamala harris. hyde-smith had president trump come down twice during the day. >> we have made unbelievable progress and we're just getting started. but we need every last republican vote in the u.s. senate. we need 53. we want to get to the 53 number. reporter: senator lindsey graham told our crew up at capitol in washington, d.c., if hyde-smith wins, she will help republican put through or pass through criminal justice reform. that is something graham said she would not be so eager to do if shy is as racist as some portray her. cheryl: we'll see what voters do. thank you, peyser doocy. connell: we, marc lauter. >> thank you, for having me. connell: these comments cindy hyde-smith made about public hands. is there a concern on republican side this could flip? >> not really. i was with the president and vice president for the second rally in biloxi. this is not about saving the seat. this is about putting exclamation point on the win. connell: okay. >> but we have to make sure that mississippi voters

. >> mike espy has had help from cory booker and harris but cindy hyde smith just had president trump come twice in one day to talk about keeping the majority comfortable. >> together, we've made unbelievable progress and we are just getting started. but we need every last republican vote in the u.s. senate. we need 53. we want to get to that 53 number. >> senator lindsey graham actually just told our crew up at the capitol that cindy hyde smith if she wins the next two years of this term would help republicans put through criminal justice reform, something she would not be eager to do if she was a racist as portrayed by some in this race. neil? >> neil: all right, peter, thank you very, very much. and then there's the presidential race to consider. never too early to consider that. and what could be upwards of couple of dozen democrats vying to be their party's presidential nominee including the guy who lost to ted cruz but who is all of a sudden become a rock star with presidential ambitions of his own? remember him? after. this whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you w

and south carolina governor henry mcmaster, winning his race against democrat james smith. projected

facing the patriots connecting with johnny smith. tennessee up 7-0. two touch down passes both in the first quarter. here this one out to cory davis. makes a touch down grab. they led 14-3 at this point. derek henry pretty good on the . two touch downs including this one from the direct snap. the titans pick up their second win of the week. 34-10 over the patriots breaking new england's six game win streak. sunday night football, eagles and cowboys midway through the fourth, carson wentz and zack ertz. zack ties it upndith one ezekiel elliot. he had 19 carries and 151 yards. dallas back on top. ten seconds left,ege l eagles o time out, throws it but the eagles are stopped. cowboys win 27-20. both teams are four and five. have the raiders replaced the browns as the worst team in football? maybe. browns hosting the falcons. 20 carries for 176 yards and this 92-yard touch down run. cleveland end their losing streak. they beat the falcons 28-16. buccaneers and washington. okay, tampa bay's offense reached a new low. we'll get to that in just a senk smh. p

and south carolina governor henry mcmaster, winning his race against democrat james smith. projected winner. and in georgia. democrat stacey abrams locked in a ties race with republican secretary of state, brian kemp, too early to say who'll win, that contest. and in indiana, democratic senator joe donnelly trying to hold off trump backed republican challenger mike braun, that race is also too close to call. and that is where we are, we move to florida, polls closing in minutes, there are a number of key races we're following for you, including, senate race between bill nelson and current republan governor rick scott. and there also a big race to fill governor's mansion between republican ron desantis and democrat andrew gillum, fox's phil keating is joining us in tallahassee with the latest. reporter: been quite the commotion here in last 30 to 45 minutes, a deluge of rain. we're talking two inches or three of rain, just a downpour, so bad, that the media tent with bunch of press, one of those white tarp tents, so much rain filled up top it looked like a hippo of about to

meanwhile, amid a tough senate runoff in mississippi, hyde-smith and mike espy are set to meet in their first and only debate tonight. >>> senator cory booker was on the university of southern mississippi's campus yesterday and senator kamala harris campaigned in the state over the weekend. new orleans mayor said he spent sunday campaigning for espy in mississippi. president trump will stump for hyde-smith in tupelo and biloxi on the eve of the election. (music throughout) - [narrator] meet shark's newest robot vacuum. it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces above the floor, it comes with a built in shark handheld. one dock, two sharks. the shark ion robot cleaning system. you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psori

republicans will have 53 senate seats if hyde-smith, as expected, wins tonight. joining me now to talk about the mississippi race, the state of american politics and of course their brand-new book, former trump campaign manager cory lewy lewandowski, campaign aide david bossy coauthors of this book. gentlemen, great to have you here. congratulations on this book. we recommend this to you highly. ghood to see you. let's start with the loaks elecn tonight. the view is that he has every opportunity to win here. the question is will he. >> she's going to win in mississippi. look, we've seen this many times. when those candidates who run for office embrace the president's agenda and put america first, they win. when they run from the president, they lose. i don't understand why republicans haven't figured this out. donald trump's agenda of cutting taxes, cutting regulations and putting more money in the pockets of americans is a winning agenda across the board. when you embrace that agenda, you win at the ballot box. when you say i'm not sure if i'm with you, mr. pres

hyde-smith hopes there will be a turnout and espy has been bringing them in, kamala harris and cory booker. sleeting to have a pair of rally, if republicans can hold onto the seat they will have 53 seats in the senate, but if mike espy is able to pull it out it will be the second time in as many years that the democrats have won a senate seat in the deep south after doug jones did that last year in alabama. david: thank you very much. from the deep south to the northeast, new york city's democrat mayor bill deblasio raising eyebrows by saying the national's financial capital has socialistic ptendencies in ever corner of the city, mayor deblasio saying, quote, i think there's a socialistic impulse which i hear every day in every kind of community that they would like things to be planned in accordance to their needs, and i would, too. steve forbes probably disagrees because he has very deep capitalist impulses and he joins us now. what do you think? >> well, he is a socialist, we call him bolshevic bill or sandista bill, and he came back to new york. and he believes in socialists. and look