time that they're trial to control the situation we're now getting word of a possible fourth gunshot victim. there are thousands of people streaming out of the verizon center, a concert just getting out as police are trying to control a crime scene. we have f street shut down. we have seventh street shut down. police initially reporting shortly after 10:00 the initial report a report of gunfire. they reported a crowd of juveniles in the area. police are staging for a press conference. we anticipate having more information in a few moments, but right now it's a scene filled with flashing emergency lights and people streaming out of the verizon center coming out to something they would have never expected and that is at this point we're hearing three or four people shot. we're waiting to hear their condition in a few moments. >> any word of an arrest, russ? >> reporter: we have heard no word of a suspect or an arrest. the police initially tweeted out that there were a group of juveniles involved in an initial incident that happened shortly after 10:00 tonight. >> talk about the scene for a minute there because it is halloween, obviously lots of revelers in the area. are there a lot of people in disguises right now? >> reporter: this is the interesting thing. coming down here i ran into many people in costumes, but what i'm really looking at is mainstream america as thousands of people continue to stream out of the verizon center. these are not people in halloween costumes. these are people at a fleetwood mac concert walking out in the middle of this crime scene. >> how much can you see of the crime scene? have they kept you far from it? >> reporter: police are staging the media about a block away from what i believe to be the primary crime scene. i believe that to be the primary crime scene because they have seventh street shut down at f street and f street through seventh is also shut down, but i believe the primary crime scene to be there in that neighborhood around seventh and f. they have the media staging at sixth and f. we're expecting to hear from the police department. because i'm waiting for more details i'm about a block away from what i believe to be the primary crime scene. >> we will check back in with you. in the meantime zombies, is from heroes and candy packed with pot, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. it was all in the mix of what we're finding this halloween night, mola lenghi live in georgetown where a little more quiet scene was in place. >> reporter: much more fun scene here, derek. you may not recognize georgetown. you can see everybody dressed up in costumes roaming the streets on this friday, halloween night. thousands of people are in costumes in the area while extra police officers are also out trying to keep the order, especially now that the friday night bar crowd is out and about. halloween is not just for the kid. this friday night in georgetown -- kids. this friday night in georgetown everyone is playing along from musicians to pets, costumes from the classics to the hop cal. classics-- topical. looks like she just escaped. how can we be sure you're not an actual convict? you could be? >> i could be. >> reporter: there are local favorites. there are some so spooky they sent stranger running and screaming. even you know who showed up, well, sort of. there are some who act the part. >> i'm a real reporter. >> reporter: no. i'm a reporter. >> really? i'm a real one. >> reporter: no, no. others who only look the part. what are you supposed to be? >> what do you mean? >> reporter: your costume. >> this isn't a costume. >> reporter: oh. metro pd both act and look the part. officers are flooding georgetown and the surrounding area. they'll be out all night directing heavy vehicle and foot traffic and monitoring the combination of halloween and friday night. police are on heightened alert and in prince george's county police encourage parents to be as well. this week police seized boxes of marijuana infused candy from the west coast in colorado where pot is legal which can be scary in more ways than one. until 6 a.m. tomorrow morning police are enforcing new parking restrictions as well as some street closures all around georgetown. we'll have that information to many closures and restrictions, the list, on our website www.wusa9.com. live in georgetown i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. the death toll in last friday's seattle area school shooting now climbs to four. >> 14-year-old shaylee chuckulnaskit died from her injuries tonight after being shot in the head by fellow student jaylen fryberg. fryberg opened fire inside the halls of a high school there one week ago. two students remain in the hospital. classes have been on hold this past week. grief counselors will be on hand monday. a u.s. marine reservist has been released from a mexican jail after spending eight months behind bars after crossing the border with loaded guns. he served in afghanistan and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. he was arrested after taking a wrong turn on a california highway that funneled him into a tijuana port of entry with no way to turn back. tonight some northeast neighbors are on edge as d.c. officers are looking for a man who ambushed a cop with an axe. >> the attack happened in the brookland neighborhood last night. look at the picture of the axe buried in the window of this d.c. police cruiser just inches away from the officer's face. the officer chased the attacker but got hurt trying to take him down and he got away. police chief cathy lanier talked to new york's top cop because just days ago a man attacked two officers with a hatchet in queens. there's no connection, but warnings and alerts are multiplying for uniformed officers because they are the new targets for isis linked terrorists trying to radicalized here in the u.s. >> we know there's an increased threat level on uniformed services and for us to not be on our toes on and off duty in this environment is careless. >> lanier said the officer hurt his shoulder and knee and is expected to be okay. if you have information, please call the number on your screen, 202-727-9099. in an attempt to prevent the spread of ebola canada announces it's suspending entry visas from the hard hit west african nation. that nation joins australia in banning travel visas and like australia canada has yet to deal with a single case of ebola. the measure does not apply to anyone who already has a visa. a judge ruled the state of maine cannot force into home quarantine a nurse who recently came back from west africa, but the judge did rule kaci hickox has to submit to daily monitoring for the virus. hickox said she's already been complying. more than 13,000 people have been affected by ebola, most of them in west africa, close to 5,000 depths. the world health organization cautiously reported today the wave of cases in liberia may be dwindling. the pentagon says it's going to train more military medical personnel to handle new cases of ebola that may occur in this country. the first 30 member group completed its training this week at san antonio military medical center in ft. san houston texas. jesse matthew, the suspect in the hannah graham death investigation, made his first fairfax county court appearance today via video conference arraigned on charges related to a 2005 sexual assault in albemarle county. matthew has not appeared in charlottesville court yet. northeastern pennsylvania can breathe easier after the capture of eric frein, the accused cop killer who kept the community on enfor seven weeks. today he was arraigned on first degree murder charges. the former fugitive didn't say anything while a crowd of spectators stood around venting their anger. frein did not enter a plea. county prosecutors are pushing for the death penalty. civil rights charges will not be brought against the police officer who shot and killed michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the washington post reports investigator from the u.s. justice department have all but concluded they do not have the evidence to bring a civil rights case against officer darren wilson. a grand jury in missouri has been reviewing the case. it has not announced its findings. new tonight probable isis propaganda found in a marine base and fbi academy in virginia. investigators are trying to figure out if the leaflets are authentic tonight. a crash about 2:30 this afternoon, two cars, a minivan and suv collided. first responders say the safety seats saved the children. otherwise there would have been more injuries. we all know that gas prices are finally going down. the national average for a gallon of regular is below $3 for the first time in four years. >> you got to love that, but the question is are you still getting a raw deal when you go to fill up? the answer could be yes depending on where you go. hank silverberg is live from springfield. >> reporter: you won't believe this, but there are some people pulling up at gas stations tonight with smiles. the gas station behind me, 7- eleven, 2.85 a gallon, about 11 cents below what is now the d.c. metro region average of 2.96 a gallon. averages can be tricky and d.c. near the watergate regular is going for 3.63. river road in bethesda you can buy a gallon for 2.97. >> markey has found all of these crude fields -- america has found all of these crude field and they're pumping in north dakota and elsewhere, so right now the market really is flooded and we're at a time of the year when demand is not really that strong. >> reporter: aaa says the price variance in the virginia and maryland suburbs is tied to the lower gas tax in virginia, but in d.c. it may be from the lack of competition. >> that has hurt the motorists of the district of columbia. >> reporter: we reached out to the man who owns most of the reations in d.c., but he didn't the question for most of the public is will the lower prices hold? right now it appears supply outweighs demand which is not lost on motorists. >> enjoy it. i spend more money on food or enjoy a nice meal or go to a people, a nice break i will enjoy. >> i'm excited because i have a big car that takes a lot of gas. >> i've worked in the energy field for years, so i'm not completely surprised by the fluctuation, but still it helps with the home pocketbook. >> reporter: even as the volatile situation in the middle east, iraq and elsewhere continues, it's been offset by domestic drilling. >> right now we have many countries like iraq and others that have not been producing their normal volumes. so if we had not found huge new oilfields that were producing crude in the united states, we probably would have a shortage on the world market. >> reporter: that means the price of gas is still volatile and still viable for you on go around and search. for example, we found a their 8- cent difference in the price by going across potomac -- 38-cent difference in the price by going across the potomac river and driving a few miles. back to our breaking news story, three people, maybe four shot in chinatown near the verizon center. >> right now investigative reporter russ ptacek is on the scene. russ? >> reporter: you're looking at a live picture of f street. this is an area that's been shut down by police. seven street has been shut down. the police chief has just arrived. we expect to be briefed in moments of what is going on. the initial reports indicate three or possibly four people have been shot, mitt initially reporting just after 10 -- police initially reporting just after 10:00 there was a group of juveniles involved. the entire scene remains under control of police. in the middle of all this, thousands of people came out of the verizon center and police had to control that crowd coming out of a fleetwood mac concert as they were trying to control the crime scene. right before you shot towards us the police chief was coming over towards us where the media is staging. we're expecting to be briefed by the chief any moment. the moment that she does start talking, we'll be live. for now reporting live from verizon center, russ ptacek, wusa9. >> we will be back the mess in washington - made worse with dan bongino. a tea party supporter endorsed by sarah palin. bongino will take away social security's guaranteed benefit and fight against equal pay for equal work legislation. the post calls bongino "polarizing" and "highly partisan." no wonder the post endorses john delaney "one of the most esimpr nsiveew lawmakers." family man, entrepreneur, and independent problem solver - for jobs, to protect veterans and equal pay for women. i'm john delaney and i approve this message. so we don't know. we have a person with some sort of injury, a cut or graze wound. we don't know if he's related to this scene a couple blocks away. we have detectives down there now. it's very recall on, but again there's literally -- early on, but again there 25 police officers on this block all night. we have three transported to the hospital. when they left here, the information i have, one shot in the shoulder, two with graze wounds transported anyway. >> reporter: anything to do with anybody at the concert or was it outside? >> no. the concert didn't let out -- it let out about 25 minutes after the incident. so we were trying to move the crowds along before the concert let out, but we were aware this is a pretty packed crowd tonight. >> reporter: any idea what sparked this at all? >> no, we don't have any idea yet. halloween obviously we try and keep up with all of the things going on with different kids and groups of kids and then adults. so we had a lot of people out here to he could the high visibility. who knows? we've got a lot of people. hopefully tomorrow we'll have better answers. >> you don't know if the two are connected? >> we don't know yet. it's very likely possible somebody from this team because people ran when the shots were fired. this is a pretty crowded street at any given time. it's possible they're connected. if not, we'll figure that out. >> reporter: how tough does it make your investigation with thousands of people streaming through right when you're trying to -- >> realizing the concert was going to let out within 20 minutes of the time the shot was fired we were trying our best to coordinate with verizon and security. we have police officers inside that were aware right away. we tried to coordinate the release to deviate around our crime scene. we had all the injured persons in ambulances to transport off as the crowds were coming off. >> reporter: can you describe the scene when officers arrived? >> i walked out on this corner about six minutes after the shots were fired and most people coming into the block were unaware of what was going on. the officers on the block when the shots were fired said that literally there was at least 20 cops on the block when the shots were fired and they were able to chase the group down the street and make that stop. i think a lot of people didn't realize it was going on. as you can hear the noise level here, a very loud band, street noise. i think a lot of people didn't realize gunshots had been fired and those in close proximity took off running. you had at least 20 cops on the block. thank you very much. always watching, always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> in case you have any thoughts of traveling up to happy valley tomorrow to see terps playpen state, chilly, cloudy with showers, 47 to 52 during the games, tailgate temperatures 40s. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 52, relative humidity 57%, pressure beginning to fall and it will continue to fall as we get into saturday and also sunday. if you're going to go to the game at fedex saturday, which you can watch here, temps in the 40s, wind chills 30s, but good news, partial clearing, windy and cold as navy takes on notre dame, a tall, tall task. winds will gust over 30 miles an hour tomorrow night. next three days 52 tomorrow, windy, wet, yellow alert, nothing heavy. the games will be played. bright but brisk sunday, 52 and then nun seasonable, high temperatures gab -- monday seasonable, high temperatures back in the low 60s which is average. tuesday we're 70, 74 wednesday, a few showers thursday, weak cold front approaching, still 70 ahead of the front, behind it a little below average, but temperatures go back to the 50s with sunshine. my favorite night of the week. if you're sitting at home right now, i have instructions for you. get the popcorn ready. high school football night is here. highlights like this guy right here. look at this gu she did it behind closed doors, hoping you wouldn't notice. as a legislator, barbara comstock pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same client,ting her special interest client, failed to disclose 85,000 in extra 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