nsshloky. court documents say the suspect was in a street gang who had a beef with a rule of gang. a witness saw king -- rival gang. a witness saw king pull a hand gun from his waist and start firing at a red or burgundy car. in court documents the witness told police the driver of the burgundy car fired first. police recovered two dozen shell casings and fragments from the scene. our cameras were there when king turned himself into the homicide branch in northwest around 4:30 this morning. court documents say king had intent to kill, had conscious disregard and caused the death of matthew shlonsky, an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire when he got out of the taxi. the victim was shot in the chest. the bullet traveled through his lungs and heart. >> surae chinn is in the courtroom right now and she will report back on what happened as soon as things wrap up there. the search for the guardians of this little young guy here is over. officers spotted the 2 or 3- year-old on benning road not far from blade understandsburg road in northeast around 4:30 -- bladensburg road in northeast around 4:30 this morning. he was wandering in his pjs and had a little bag. they found his mother and it's not clear why he was all alone and why his parents couldn't be found until 12 hours later. the case is now in the hands of child protective services. another dismal day on wall street, the to being market taking a huge drop amid a -- the stock market taking a huge drop amid a worldwide selloff. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 531 points. the s&p 500 dropped 65. the nasdaq fell 171. those numbers translate to a loss of more than 3% for each of those indexes. the obama administration says the no. 2 man in isis is dead. the national security council says he was killed in a u.s. airstrike in iraq earlier this week. he was said to be the primary coordinator for moving large amounts of weapons, explosives, vehicles and people between iraq and syria. today a judge sentenced the two women involved in the murder and robbery of a d.c. lawyer. a judge sentenced jamyra gallmon to 24 years in prison. her accomplice domonique johnson was given six months for her role in the crime that claimed the life of david messerschmitt. prosecutors say gallmon plotted the robbery, tricked messerschmitt into thinking she was a man and stabbed him. we caught up to her father after the sentencing. he expressed remorse for his daughter's actions. >> we are truly saddened for this day and we got to be held accountable. >> messerschmitt's widow made a private impact statement to the judge. also today the judge sentenced former baltimore ravens cheerleader seen here to 48 weekends in jail. molly shadduck pleaded guilty in june to raping a 15-year-old boy. she could have received up to 15 years. the victim was a classmate of her child and that boy's parents asked for jail time to send a message to other sexual predators. her attorney spoke to the media after sentencing. >> i think we may all find ourselves doing something that's completely out of character that we would never do and regretted it. so, you know, it's speculative what led her to engage in such an inappropriate relationship. >> the judge also ordered shadduck to pay the victim's family more than $10,000 for any counseling the victim may need now or in the future. one woman is injured and there is a heck of a mess out there after a car crashed through a building, happened this morning at unwrapped clothing on hampden lane in bethesda. the woman has serious but nonlife threatening injuries and several people had to be evaluated in the stores. first responders rushed to the montgomery county transfer station this morning after a crane operator had an emergency. this was the scene along route 355 just south of shady grove road. medics got the man down and rushed him to the hospital. we don't yet know his name or condition. after some scorching heat and serious rain it's actually going to be a little chilly out there tonight. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is live out on the weather terrace and sounds like we may even need a jacket or sweater or something. >> if you're out late tonight it, is friday night, after all, it will get very cool very quickly. it would be perfect for the nats game, temperatures 76 to 83. current temperatures often 84 now, low to mid-80s across 9 board, just about perfect and a -- the board, just about perfect and a little below average, 79 in culpeper, 83 in hagerstown, 82 in winchester and leesburg so, mainly low 80s. let's focus in on a number. let's take national, for example, right now current temperature standing at 84. he would advance this and factor in the humid -- we'll advance this and factor in the humidity and watch what happens. nothing happens. that's a good thing. there's no humidity in the air whatsoever. it means if we perspire, it evaporates and we cool off. that's why we like low humidity. temps will fall very quickly if you're out after midnight. 58 in gaithersburg, 56 in frederick tonight for the low, 60 in leesburg, 59 in bowie, 63 as far south as andrews and 63 in fredericksburg and la plata, pretty darn good. 10:00 tonight it's already 68 in gaithersburg, 67 in frederick, 69 in manassas. the air mass is very dry. that means temps will fall quickly tonight. by 7:00 in the morning 58 in frederick, 68 downtown. we'll come back, tell you if we can keep it going all weekend and when the 90s reappear. one man is in the hospital tonight after a stabbing early this morning on brandywine street in southeast and d.c. police tell us it started after a fight between two people. that victim was stabbed in the side. he was conscious and breathing when he was taken to the hospital, but the attacker is still out there. a gritty plea today tffrfor the former federal officer -- guilty plea today for the former federal officer accused of making meth at a government building in gaithersburg. christopher bartley's attorney said his client was conducting an unauthorized training experiment at the national institutes of standards and technology. bartley was the only one hurt. the attorney says bartley has an honorable record including years of service in the army. the latest now from the redskins today on rg3, he got a concussion in the preseason game against the lions last night, but they're telling us it is mild enough he might actually play next saturday, but there's nothing mild about reactions today to what happened at fedex field, some blaming coach jon gruden for sending his starting wash back in there to be shatter -- quarterback in there to be slaughtered in a game that meant nothing. scott broom is gaining this all this afternoon at fedex field. what are folks saying? >> reporter: you watched this thing last night. it's what folks call an unmitigated disaster, just couldn't have been worse. everybody agrees on that, but today opinions are all over the place on who to blame. rg3 knocked out of last night's preseason game with a concussion after a miserable performance, hit hard six out of eight times he dropped back to pass, two fumbles and then the controversial decision to send him back for more. on his fourth possessions he goes down -- possession he goes down for the counted. >> they shouldn't have played him. >> the offensive -- count. >> they shouldn't have played him. >> the fans are bewildered by the coaching, the offensive line that's paid to protect. >> he gets hit every two or three plays, on his back. he can't do nothing on his back. >> reporter: the headlines today saying it's jay gruden's fault calling the decision to leave rg3 in the game borderline criminal, the conversation on twitter as brutal as the hits. "the redskins are trying to kill him" versus rg3 is more delicate than fine china. jay gruden is not to blame. >> i don't think he's getting injured for real and i think kurt cousins say better quarterback. >> everybody is to blame. he is not -- is a better quarterback. >> everybody is to blame. he is not the answer. they need to move on and cut their losses. >> they need to move on. this is football. it's not tag. it's football. he's going to get hit. if he gets hit and he can't take getting hit, he needs to find a new job. >> reporter: well, if it's redskins, it's drama, right? rg3, if he recovers enough from that concussion to be able to play next weekend, the redskins have indicated they will play him. that game is just up the road in baltimore next saturday night, a short trip, hopefully not to see yet another disaster in yet another preseason game that does not count. reporting live in largo, scott broom, wusa9. >> scott, i don't know that, ravens defensive line is pretty fearsome as well. that was scott broom, thank you so much. by the way, regular season opens september 13th right here on wusa9. who will be the quarterback then? we have no idea. >> and that's the honest truth right there. we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. keeping students safe from violence as they head back to school, peggy fox brings us the story coming up at 5:30. >> at 5:45 we hear from this surprise presidential candidate who thinks he's doing so well in the polls. >> after the break it turns out members of our local government were using that cheaters website ashley madison, the latest on the hack coming up. president obama has declared a state of emergency in washington state. federal aid will now help the local governments there and the residents deal with the fierce wildfires that are growing by the day. fast moving flames forced even more people to evacuate their homes overnight in north central washington. a dozen major fires have scorched almost 400,000 acres all across that state. hackers are continuing to make ashley madison a target. that's the website encouraging adultery, which says it has closed the loopholes that let the hackers in, but more e-mail addresses keep coming out and as mike hydek explains, we are learning more about people in our local government who may have been using the site. >> reporter: it started as a threat, but now it's real and local. cheating website ashley madison is a target again, hackers releasing even more confidential influence and if you -- information and if you live in rockville, montgomery county or fairfax and use the site, you could be part of the latest data dump. now hackers are after ceo noel bitterman. the group posted a message saying, "hey, noel, you can admit it's real now." ♪ ♪ i'm looking for someone other than my wife ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this statement came just days after hackers exposed cheating spouses around the world releasing 32 million member profiles and personal information. around 15,000 e-mail addresses seemed to come from u.s. government counties. defense secretary ash carter says the pentagon is now looking into some of the people who used military e-mails. >> of course, it's an issue because conduct is very important. we expect good conduct on the part of our people. >> reporter: ashley madison traffic dropped 40% in july after the hackers threatened to release the data unless the website shut down. ashley madison said the hackers are criminals. the hackers say they're just exposing security flaws in a site that's supposed to offer 100% discreet service. the most recent data dump proves that's hardly the case. now the local breakdown goes like this, 22 e-mail addresses from montgomery county, four from the city of rockville, eight from fairfax government and five from maryland state government. the fbi and canadian police are also investigating the toronto- based company. mike hydek, wusa9. >> all right. let's talk a little campaign 2016 now. trump supporters, curious voters and others are now heading into a 40,000 seat football stadium in mobile, alabama, for tonight's big event. earlier this week the gop front runner offered up his plan for immigration calling for the deportation of undocumented workers and questioning the birth right citizenship of their children calling them anchor babies. always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> you know, we poked a little fun at hurricane danny back when he was a little tropical depression. >> little tyke. >> now he's all grown up. >> thousands of miles away, but now he's getting a little closer and a little bigger. >> still it's something to watch and looks like it will make landfall over the weekend. in fact, we'll talk about. this it's still way out, way away from the lesser antilles. winds are now 115, so it's grown pretty fast, now a category 3 storm. anything over winds of 111 is category 3. then it advances. watch as it weakens. so it gets to antigua by about monday 2:00 in the afternoon basically as a weak hurricane or tropical storm. so it's still a long ways away, but it does appear it will weaken as it moves into an unfavorable environment. after that it rolls across the dr and there's a lot of mountains that will tear it a parted, too, for a while. something -- apart, too, for a while. something to watch and if you have our radar option, you can track it right along with us. all right. 3-degree guarantee for today, close yesterday, wasn't it? we went for 88 today. we'll let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. dry air heats up quickly and cools off quickly. right now it's 84. the dew point is 54. remember this time last week with the dew point in the 40s? that was crazy, but this is still very, very dry air for us, relative humidity 35%, about as good as it gets in august. so comfortable early tonight, but if pure out late that, would be rather cool, just spectacular tomorrow, still great on sunday with low humidity. so humidity stays in check all weekend. don't forget the sun screen. you will cook in a hurry. 18 minutes will get you a sunburn. 10:00 tonight it's 77 downtown, 68 in gaithersburg, 67 in frederick, 69 in manassas. by morning 58 in frederick. that just has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? low 60s outside the beltway. by lunchtime back in the low 80s, full sun, spectacular day. by 6 p.m. we're still mid-80s downtown, 82 in frederick. i think these high temperatures are a little bit low at 6 p.m. i think it will be a little bit warmer than that, still comfortable. now tomorrow night we cool off quickly once again, 65 in leesburg by 11:30 tomorrow night and 64 in frederick. we'll head to the 50s again in the burbs as well. tonight cool and perfect, open the windows. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, refreshing, maybe perfect, 58 to 82 by lunchtime and by afternoon mostly sunny, warm, not humid, just great, highs 85 to 89 and again great tomorrow night. the d.c. united are in town, just a perfect night for that game, too. 76 in oakland tomorrow for a high, 83 in cumberland, 86 on saturday in leesburg and downtown we're looking at 88 or so, only 82 in annapolis. the day planner looks like. this downtown temps in the 60s, 50s in the burbs, 68 at 7:00, up to 79 by 11:00 and 803 with sunshine by 1 p.m. sunday still great, upper 80s and even monday is okay, hot again, isolated thunderstorm, high temps in the low 90s. next seven days, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday we're in the 80s and the nats are in town for some time and they need some home cooking. the man accused in the murder of a 23-year-old au grad turned himself if and appeared in court today. surae chinn was there, too. she just stepped out of the courtroom to talk to us about what she's learned. >> reporter: 19-year-old marcus king, the suspect, the defendant in this shooting death, is being held without bond. that is what the judge said. he entered into court in a gray sweatshirt and jeans and he came into court. the family is also here. they wept as soon as he entered into court. the family is now walking out of the courtroom right now. they are emotional. you can see, if we can come back out here live, you can see the cameras here talking with the grandfather of marcus king. he is explaining what he's feeling in court and he was sitting in court for three plus hours as we were waiting for the arraignment. marcus king faced the judge this afternoon charged with second degree murder accused of killing au grad matthew shlonsky. court documents say the suspect was in the street because of a gang rival. bullets were flying. he was on foot in the street. he admitted in court documents that he fired his gun, but there was also a bullet flying from a red car and the court said they're not sure where that deadly bullet came from. that is going ting laid out in court later on in -- going to be laid out in court late on at a different date and time in corporate, but that is the very -- in court, but that is the very latest here, surae chinn, wusa9. a very disturbing video from d.c. police showing a man walking to the store in the 4300 block of wheeler northeast early saturday morning, but inside he appears to help a person in a wheelchair, but when they get outside, the man robs the man in the wheelchair and runs off. got any information about this guy? police would love to hear from you. good news for students when it comes to price of textbooks. >> and kanye west introduces a new type of shoes ahead in the consumer alert. >> a fight north korean leader kim jong un said his country is in a quasi-state of war with the south. the entire skirmish appears to be over some loud speakers in south korea broadcasting some anti north korean propaganda. some exciting progress fold as the altar that the pope -- today as the altar that the pope will use for his mass arrived at the national shrine. for several weeks carpenters from frederick, maryland, have been working away at the special altar designed by catholic youth school of architecture using elements of the basilica in the design. the monsignor said each step has him a little more excited. >> more and more we realize it's really happening as we have our meetings and plan, as they were trimming the trees and just putting everything together. so with the altar arriving it's concrete. >> yeah. the pope is coming. now the altar was designed to look as though it always had been part of the basilica and will stay in place even after the pope is gone. >> an exciting time in this area. let's talk consumer news right now and some good news if you're a student. the average price of textbooks has fallen by nearly 140 bucks since the great ring is. the national association of college -- recession. the national association of college stores said the average cost of college books last year was $563 compared to $701 during the 2007/2008 school year. the survey says some reasons could be an increase in renting of books and using online sources. let's talk about recalls now. made well is recalling more than 50,000 pairs of its site seer sandals in 10 different sometimes. the metal shank on them can come apart and cause you to fall. it's happened at least eight times and the company wants to ensure no one gets hurt. so if you've got a pair, take them back for a full refund. here's another pair of shoes, this one in very high demand. kanye west's yezi boost sneakers, let's shows those, please, if we could. all right. i think we'll miss out on the video there. the shoes go on sale saturday. the rammer has teamed up with adidas. they're only releasing a limited number of the shoes, so, of course, shoppers are lining up to pay $200 for the sneakers. i don't quite understand that. new concerns tonight about a brain eat ago mean a in our waterways -- eating amoeba in our waterways. >> plus a viewer gets caught in a battle with the owner of a self-storage facility. >> reporter: the mother of the uva student hannah graham allegedly killed by jesse matthew calls him the back to school rapist. i'm peggy fox in fairfax, coming up what young women need to know about staying if you want to run a business, not just a meeting. own the room, not just be in it. if "never settle" is your mantra, you're our kind of different. at keller graduate school of management. our professors bring real business challenges into the classroom so what you learn today can unlock the leader inside you tomorrow. it's what makes us different. on purpose. devry university's keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. campus safety is already on the minds of many families who are taking their students to college. >> yeah, but with the recent murders of two local students, grace mann at mary washington university and hannah graham at uva, our peggy fox has the story. >> reporter: classes don't start until august 31st, so it's pretty empty. however, we did find several residents advisors who are here preparing for their new students and campus safety is a big issue for them. it's often a young person's first taste of independence, going to college, but this year there are new fears after what happened to fairfax county's hannah graham, the images of her lost, alone in charlottesville before she disappeared are haunting and they are on the mind of these residents advisers. >> when i'm walking late at night, i always make sure i have somebody with me and have my cell phone out in case i need to call anybody and being really aware of my surroundings of. >> reporter: carol o'connor just took her daughter maggie to virginia tech to start her freshman year at her mom's alma mater. she's had several discussions with maggie about hannah graham. >> we reemphasize the whole buddy system. do not leave alone. do not leave a friend alone. also it's okay to tell them we've had too much to drink. maybe we should leave. >> reporter: jesse matthew is charged with capital murder in the graham case and is charged with murdering virginia tech morgan harrington at the arena after a metallica concert in october of 2009. >> exploiting that vulnerability on a new college campus is a technique used by many predators, not just jesse matthew. >> reporter: morgan's mother jill harrington now devotes her life to helping young people stay safe. >> you have a personal responsibility and a responsibility to one another. if you see an unsafe practice, please intervene. >> reporter: now the george mason university police department tells us they no longer have those blue lights with phones. they said kids don't use them anymore. they all have cell phones. so they asked the students coming in to download a safety app and asked them to have their cell phones with them and charged. reporting live in fairfax, peggy fox, wusa9. >> good advice from the george mason police who also provide escorts on campus if requested. the man who hit and struck a woman on college park has been sentenced to five years. prince george's county state's attorney angela also brook said she is pleased the defendant accepted ownership for what he did. the victim was killed in july of last year. a d.c. teachers aide pleaded not guilty to a charge of sexually abusing a student at eastern high. at the arraignment today 27- year-old carla nord requested a trial by jury. investigators say nord was found in a car having sex with the alleged 16-year-old victim. the teen's mother said the girl is a special needs student at eastern. montgomery county police say a 204-year-old man walked out of jail into a car -- 24- year-old man walked out of jail with a knife and a brick to carjack a woman. he was released from the detention center monday and about 30 minutes later he allegedly carjacked a woman near the islamic education center a few blocks away. police caught up to him wednesday driving the stolen car. the woman was not hurt. an autopsy shows the african american teenager killed by a white police officer in st. louis was shot in the back. investigators say michael balbay had a handgun. the police tells the newspaper just because the teen was shot in the back doesn't mean he was definitely running away. a task force solving internet crimes against children searched the los angeles home of kiss' gene simmons. neither simmons nor his family are suspected of doing anything wrong, but police are investigating a crime that may have occurred at the home when simmons was on tour with his band last year. a case that has investigative reporter russ ptacek smack dab in the middle of a mousy self-storage battle. >> reporter: tiatka kitt thought she'd left her belongings safe in an upper marlboro storage unit, but what she got was unit h20, a locker of disgust. >> it greets you when you open the door. >> reporter: she's talking about the awful stench left behind after rodents digested her family's belongings. >> it's just so nasty i don't even want to touch it. >> reporter: that's when she contacted wusa9 call for action. we investigated, saw the damage and even found one of the suspects. >> i brung my kids out here. my son is autistic. he don't know no better. if he would have, he would have touched that. >> reporter: she was not pleased with their solution. >> she told me we could give you two small bins we'll have to pull outside every time i come. >> reporter: they bumped up her offer saying she could move to a different locker and get two free months of rent. >> something needs to be done. >> reporter: after we reached out to capital beltway storage the company bumped up its offer again. kitt's moving to a larger unit and now getting six months rent free. >> you have been a huge amount of help and i really appreciate it. i really thank you all for coming and helping. >> reporter: kitt had rental protection, but it didn't cover damage caused by rodents. her new insurance policy does. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> if you have a problem you want our call call team to investigate, call us or click on our hot line. trending now josh duggar apologizes after his name is linked to that ashley madison website hack. >> it might be just the creepiest amusement park ever. we'll tell you about dismalland. >> a backyard bear party at this new jersey home is about the best video you'll see ever. >> it's the best i've seen in 10 days. we're looking at a beautiful evening, but the pollen spiked today. here's why. grasses are okay, but weeds and mold are both in the high i believe in america. we invented the lightbulb! we built the first skyscraper and the assembly line. we were the first to fly and walk on the moon. and made the first cellphone; and dreamed up the internet. when wade le, we put america to work. that means jobs. lots of them! we believe in america! trending now if disney land is the happiest place on earth, we are not quite sure what to call dismalland. >> that is the name of the new bemusementland, the artist named banksy who describes it as a park unsuitable for small children, cinderella mangled in a pumpkin crash, a place where kids can take out loans at 5,000% interest. also trending josh duggar's statement after his name surfaced in the ashley madison data breach. >> the 20 several-year-old is the old -- 27-year-old is the oldest of the children appearing on the tlc show 19 kids and counting. he writes, "i've been the biggest hypocrite ever. i've been unfaithful to my wife. i humbly ask for your forgiveness. please pray for my precious wife nan and our family -- anna and our family during this time. ". fear of the walking dead takes place at the onset of the zombie outbreak. this series takes place in l.a. and airs sunday night on amc. this is our producer's pick for the best video of the day, but we think it's pretty stellar. a whole bear family takes a dip in a pool in the backyard in rock-away township, new jersey, and that's not all. they're hanging out on the swing set, playing with the inflatable ball. the family of four took the video, posted it onto youtube. at the end of the last one the bears appear to take off on their own. >> anybody think to call animal control? >> they're having so much fun they're not bothering anybody. >> they're in my pool. they've got to go. come to my backyard. i've got a couple deer i'd like you to meet. coming up in sports we're heading out to arc burn to find out why all -- ashburn to find out why all these coaches are heading into skins headquarters and why they want to talk to jay gruden and his staff. >> plus a new trend for dining out may make it hard to hear. >> and we're in tonight's health alert concerns tonight over brain eating amoeba in water systems. so far this year three people have died from at mean a including one in -- the amoeba including one in louisiana. waterways have tested positive for the amoeba in california. it's found in lakes and rivers and sedimented. health officials say you cannot get infected drinking contaminated water. only you get sick if the water goes into your those. >> it can be forced up the -- nose. >> it can be forced up the nose, cross into the brain and begin to destroy brain tissue unfortunately leading to death in a very short period of time. >> infections from amoeba are rare but almost always fatal. so experts say avoid swimming in stagnant water to reduce your risk of exposure. a woman said she wore a wire to secretly record her conversations with jared fogle at the request of the fbi. she said she recorded those interactions with fogle more than four years. fogle would apparently tell her the ages and the sex he preferred and go into explicit detail about what happened. the former sandwich guy faces more than six years in prison. to campaign 2016 and according to google trends there have been more searches for deez nuts than hillary clinton. the 15-year-old presidential candidate from iowa's real name is brady olson, but the campaign strategy of changing his name appears to be working as deez nuts is polling at 9% in north carolina, 8% in minnesota, 7% in iowa when he goes up against donald trump and hillary clinton. >> back then i'm younger and i guess the issue that i think or the things i think would help on the issues would probably have more of an effect. imjust think i'm a better option than hillary clinton or donald trump or jeb bush. >> i couldn't believe it. i know he talked about, you know, trying to run for president and i thought 15 years old, it's going to be a joke, that would be the end of it. when i got the message that huffington post wanted to interview him, i thought wow, this is gaining more traction than i anticipated. >> in other words, a lot of folks want to vote for deez nuts. he knows you have to be 35 years old to be sworn in as president, but that hasn't stopped him from running. deez nuts already has a campaign website and it's gaining momentum. >> derek is doing this now just to make me laugh because he knows i laugh at just about everything. anyway, it may be difficult to even have a conversation the next time you dine out. some new york city restaurants are dishing out decibels in order to create buzz literally. here is the report on the noise revolution. >> reporter: drinks are flowing and the dining room buzzing, all music to restaurant owner gabriel stollman's ears. crowds are flowing into restaurants, but one thing they might not be table to enjoy. >> the idea is to create a party atmosphere of. >> reporter: this restaurant critic has reluctantly listened to this over the 15 years he's been working. >> it man a hushed darkened little parlor. now it's the exact opposite. >> reporter: so what caused this noise revolution? about a decade ago kitchen cultured charged into the dining room. the results? >> there are no rugs, no tablecloths, service is very brittle, marble, wood, basically an elaborate noise box. >> reporter: in a most unscientific way we tested it out using a decibel meter app on our smartphone. noise levels at the restaurants we visited hovered anywhere in the mid-80s, equivalent of city traffic, into the 90s, a jackhammer pounding away. owners like stollman say they're simply giving people what they want. >> something that continues to encourage social interaction and i love that. >> now anger over just how loud restaurants are seems to break along generational lines. older people don't like it. younger people, though, embrace it. wusa9 first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> i'd like to pretend and go for the noise, but who wants noise at dinner? you want to be able to converse, which is something we're rapidly losing in this society. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. maybe deez nuts would help us out. 84 right now downtown, relative humidity only 35%, unheard of for august, just a fantastic weekend, our fourth in a row, spectacular tomorrow and still great sunday, low humidity through the weekend. don't forget the sunscreen. with this type of air mass, you can cook and not feel it. 10:00 tonight already in the 60s north of town, 77 downtown, everybody else in the upper 60s, low 70s, 69 bowie, mitchellville and by morning 57 in frederick, 61 in leesburg and by 1:00 low to mid-80s across the board, full sun, low humidity again. 6 p.m. tomorrow night about 24 hours from now 80 in gaithersburg, 84 in d.c. dry air masses cool off quickly and heat up quickly, so by tomorrow night it's cooling off quickly if you're out late. midnight it's 62 in frederick, 63 in gaithersburg and it's actually headed for the upper 50s again tomorrow night. so day planner 73 at 9:00, 79 at 11:00, 83 with pretty much pure sunshine by 1:00. still beautiful, still nice sunday, 88, monday hot again, isolated thunderstorm, temps in the low 90s. next seven days pretty nice. temps go back in the 80s on tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, nats in town all week and d.c. united tomorrow night. now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> in this week's game on varsity profile we saw the pros in ashburn hosting a coaches clinic to help high school coaches hone their craft and diane roberts was there. >> professional improvement, you're doing it today. >> reporter: former burgundy and gold gm spending a half hour with 70 high school coaches from around the dmv. he told them the importance of networking. next up head coach jay gruden, motivating the men who gruden says he appreciates. >> we rely on the nfl as coaches, we rely on these high school kids to help mold football players. it's still a passion of these young kids. >> reporter: the coaches who represent nearly 2,500 student at every let's got a glimpse inside -- athletes got a glimpse inside the bubble watching gruden and his assistants in action. nick mullen, head coach at nearby parkview high school, is eager to use what he's learned. >> there's always something you can pick up, a drill, some of the things we see how practice is structured, how to warm up, anything we can do to help our players helps us of. >> reporter: now the coach will have to take all -- coaches will have to take all the knowledge they learned from this facility and implement it with their own players. >> who better to learn from than the skins coaching staff, right? the coaches representing 40 high schools from four school districts. coming up this is what you really want to hear right here, the latest on robert griffin, concussed and discussed, what the team is saying about why it all went down the way it did last night. >> ouch. also ahead at 6:00 investors licking their wounds after the stock market plummets more than 500 points. >> reporter: they are some of the army's toughest and two women just made lift by joining their ranks -- history by joining their ranks. i'm don champion in ft. benning, georgia, where it is a new day for the army rangers. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fiber optics network is here. get out of the past. get fios. tea? now $79.99 a month. go online or call now. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v i'm not sick. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. she's perfectly healthy. cigna covers preventive care. that's having your back. two women made history today becoming the first female army rangers. >> don champion is in ft. benning, georgia, where those two women graduated from the very difficult nine week training program. >> reporter: captain kristen griest hugged her friends and family after making military history. she and lieutenant shaye haver now wear black and gold tabs on their uniforms becoming army rangers during a graduation ceremony at ft. benning friday. griest and haver are the first women to ever complete the rigorous 62 day course, the toughest in the army. >> we can handle things physically and mentally on the same level as men and that we can deal with the same stresses in training that the men can. >> there's definitely a point that you hit along the way, it doesn't matter where it is. it's all different for everybody else, but the ability to look around to my peers and see that they're sucking just as bad as i was kept me going. >> reporter: friday's ceremony was so historic the army's chief of staff was on hand to witness the women graduate. griest and haver earned the support of their 94 fellow male rangers. >> these two females have shown themselves that they can serve on my side at any time because i know i can trust them and i hope that they can trust me of. >> reporter: but the women still can't join the all male army rangers. haver will go back to flying apache helicopters and griest will rejoin her police unit. both are waiting for military policy to catch up with their accomplishments. don champion for cbs news, ft. benning, georgia. >> there's another woman going through the ranger course now and hopes to graduate soon. this is the first year ranger school was open to women. right now at 6:00 wall street wraps up its worst week in four years with its worst day in this one. >> two americans being hailed as heroes after gunfire breaks out on a train bound for paris. >> reporter: lapping right now a huge memorial to honor a beloved belong time principal in rockville. i'm stephanie ramirez. >> good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. for a second day in a row a huge market meltdown on wall street. analysts say it is the worst week for the dow since 2011. karina mitchell joins us now live from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: lesli, it may look quiet now, but it was a sea of red here at the stock exchange today as all the major averages saw a fourth straight day of steep declines. sellers were out in force on wall street as stocks plummeted friday. the dow lost nearly 531 points. financial analysts say a slowing of chinese manufacturing and the resignation of greece's prime minister alexis tsipras influenced the bear selloff. it started in asia, spread to europe and ended in the u.s. for the first time since the globe crisis oil dropped below $40 a barrel. wary investors scooped up gold, a traditional safe haven. all 10 sectors of the s&p saw declines on the opening bell and the dow saw an intraday correction dropping 10% from a recent high. >> a correction is a good thing and that's when investors should only buy stocks when they're going down, not up. leave that for traders. >> reporter: investors have the weekend to take a breath and low that silver lining appears monday when the markets reopen. lesli? the s&p, all 10 sectors of them took a hit, but the tech stocks were badly hit as well

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