president trump on his way to las vegas following the deadly mass shooting in u.s. history. he is due to land in about 30 minutes or so. in the meantime, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the gunman stephen paddock to carry out his shooting rampage. here is the latest. >>

marilou danley is now back in the united states. met by federal agents when she arrived in los angeles from the philippines. her sisters say she was not involved. >> so he could plan what he was planning without interruption. >> investigators giving us a glimpse inside the sniper then. the arsenal, including shotguns, pistols, and assault rifles. this magazine clip able to hold up to 100 rounds. a surveillance camera. another one set up inside his room. >> so the suspect could watch as law enforcement or security approached his room. >> stay down. >> newly released body camera bigger shows officers rushing people to safety. their barrage of bullets lasting up to 11 minutes. wednesday, more faces and names of the 58 innocent lives lost. as the more than 530

continue to recover. >> it is surreal. president trump traveling to las vegas today, meeting with survivors, their families, and first responders. investigators are hoping newly damion lee will provide a motive behind the shooting and whether she had any warning. -- marilou danley provide a motive behind the shooting and whether she had any warning. recoveringn 500 after the chaos in vegas. hospitals have been overwhelmed, much like the night in florida last summer following the mass shooting at pulse not club. tim barber joins us live from orlando with more on how one hospital is helping others prepare for the unthinkable. >> orlando regional medical center is one of the busiest hospitals in florida. this place handles a lot of shooting victims. on june 12, 2016, the doctors here say it was as if the patients just kept coming.

at pulse nightclub. 58 others injured. now the doctors here are helping hospitals across the country learn what they did right and what they could have done better. so we can save as many lives as possible during similar tragedies. the medical staff here was even in las vegas just months before sunday shooting along the vegas strip where 59 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured. i'm about to go talk to one of the doctors who was in las vegas just months before the deadly shooting and help those hospitals learn ways to cope with math shootings. we will have his story tonight on abc seven news at 5:00. adrianna: the musician who was on the stage when the gunshots began sunday night is taking some time off. country music star jason l dean was due to perform this weekend in southern california, but in a statement he said

to do was take some time off to week ine tour next tulsa, oklahoma, and expects that to be a tough and emotional show. we are following this investigation closely. stay with abc 7 for updates and more in-depth reporting, including ways you can help the victims, go to wjla.com. developing, mixed emotions following president trump's visit to puerto rico. during the visit, the president said puerto ricans should be proud that only 16 people died and also noted the island is "thrown our budget a little out of whack." at a church, president trump tossed paper towels to hurricane victims. he also compared the devastation to the death toll there katrina as he sat next to the governor puerto rico. pres. trump: every death is a horror. but if you look at a row catastrophe like katrina and you look at the

and hundreds of hundreds of people that died and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overbearing. nobody has ever seen anything like this. what is your death count as of this moment? 17? certified. 16 people versus in the thousands. you can be very proud. adrianna: the death toll has grown to 34 people. the president toured a damaged never would and met with the mayor of san juan. she slammed the president, calling them a miss communicator and chief. most of the 3 million americans who live there are still without water and electricity after hurricane maria hit on september 20. 10 d.c. police officers deployed to puerto rico are returning home today. that group received paid leave and volunteered on their own timeout with law enforcement officers on the island. we are happy to report that one officer was able to reunite with hi

base andrews at 7:00 tonight. there teaming up with hispanic national law-enforcement association to help the people in puerto rico. tomorrow, bring supplies like diapers, flashlights, battery-operated radios, first aid kits, towels, baby food, water, and soap to the megamart in hyattsville and alexandria. we will be collecting items between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. developing right now, metro bus union once again calling for increased police presence after a man threatens to kill a bus driver with a knife will stop ryan hughes is in northeast where they're insisting immediate action must be taken to protect them from future attacks. ryan: than union is: for immediate action, hearing someone is going to get killed. this is the latest in a number of bizarre attacks against drivers on board the x2 line. the latest happening out here.

a man pulled out a full enough and threatened to kill a bus after multiple times refusing to pay his fare. the driver is ok, but understandably shaken up. this comes only a few weeks after a woman was arrested and on aed with throwing urine driver in august. the union is calling for increased police presence on the troubled line to protect both the riders and drivers. the vp for the union said this man was a repeat offender and has been charged with disorderly conduct before. riders agree more needs to be done. >> this is crazy. this is a crazy line. >> i just think it is crazy. they need to get more police to control the metro this. ryan: the union is also calling for tougher penalties for people metro workers. the man is facing assault with a deadly weapon charges among

abc 7 news. adrianna: switching gears now to our weather, we have bins boiled so far with plenty of warmth and sunshine for the start of october. molly is it with the check on the forecast. looking very nice outside. minimal cloud cover. temperatures at lunchtime right around 70 degrees across the d.c. area and we're going to be heating up this afternoon. a daytime high right around 80 degrees. bright sunshine continued for the rest of today. looking like a picture-perfect forecast if the kiddos have anything going on after school today. here's a look at your bastad forecast tomorrow. it looks like this area forecast gives is nice and clear. your heating up by the afternoon. therrow, looking to hit in mid 80's for the daytime high. it looks like the summertime warm feel will be lasting through the upcoming weekend. we do have something new to bring to your attention. it is a tropical depression to the east of central america. it is going

the gulf of mexico to the upcoming weekend. it should be turning into a category 1 storm by sunday. something to certainly watch as we head into the later half of this weekend and into next week. once it which is on shore, it will weaken. this is a look at our forecast not only for the early half of the week, but the weekend. the weekend no looking too bad. a little cloud cover saturday, maybe a few spotty showers on sunday. what is left of the tropical depression should be getting in our mondayhances for and tuesday. we will talk in detail coming up in my extended forecast, so stay tuned. noonnna: coming up next at -- a mistaken identity nearly turned deadly. identity nearly turned deadly. one police officer opened fire on an actor on a movie set. the whole foods near you may have fallen victim to hackers.

you need to do if you shop there. a quick check of traffic with eric smith. error: good afternoon. it is going to be looking pretty tough and a couple spots. starting off on 355 north down over rockville just before shady grove road. distance, ton the julie wright lanes are shut down. -- up to two right lanes are shut down. in overturned garbage truck. for now looks like it is just a crash scene traveling northbound 355 is struggling past shady grove road. also looking at 395 north down over the 14th street bridge, a lot avoid them into the city. as you go across the bridge, there is a crash on the eastbound freeway a costs the sing -- across the kingsbridge. you will see a lot avoid going this way already. the westbound side on the freeway is very tough. this is a work zone in the right lane headed toward maine avenue.

blocked adding to these delays as well. otherwise, not too bad. looking the silver spring, downtown area, colesville road, the work zone prior to this spot. not as big of a deal. northbound 270 pass clarksburg road, a work zone as well with the left lane shut down and heavy volume. that is

alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing

♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> drop the gun now! ofianna: in your deadly case mistaken identity, police body recorded officers in indiana confronting what they believed was a mask robber. not really at all what you think. >> drop your gun! >> we are doing a movie. >>

>> we're doing a movie. >> step back now. adrianna: the initial shot missed the actor who is fully a profit gun. no one was hurt. no charges will be filed. a local film, the behind the productions has police will be notified of shoes from now on to prevent this from happening again. developing, russia claims recent arstrikes in syria wounded top al qaeda leader in syria. moscow blamed no coddling to group for attacking russian military police in western syria last week. russian airstrikes in surry have target of terrorists and those challenging the kremlin backed government. the justice department has released surveillance video of a pressure cooker bomb exploding in new york's chelsea neighborhood. is on trough for allegedly planting a pipe bomb and to pressure cooker bombs in the new york area last year. two of the bombs exploded, injuring about 30 people.

in one of those videos dragging the pressure cooker bombs. right now another cabinet secretary in the trump under investigation for the use of theate planes paid for by government. veterans affairs secretary david shall can glue to europe in july for business focused on veterans affairs. but during that 10 day trip, he and his wife spent time shopping and sightseeing in denmark and the u.k. that trip also included a river cruise and visits to westminster abbey and wimbledon. he is now the fifth of the president's cabinet members to come under investigation. now to a consumer alert for you. if you have shopped at whole foods in our area, check your credit card balances as well as your debit card balances because five locations were hit by hackers. suzanne kennedy has more of where the breach happen and what you need to know. suzanne: whole foods customers are being encouragedo

at many of their stores. this one here in fairfax county is one of several locations in the region affected. the company says hikers targeted point-of-sale machines for the devices customers used to swipe or insert other cards when paying. it involved the taprooms and restaurants at whole foods. it is not clear how many were impacted. customer say they are concerned. >> i'm here to pick up a orange juice and i always use my debit card. i will be using cash. i will be more careful. >> it is frustrating. we spent a lot of time here, especially the tap room. it is concerning to know our information may be out there. susan: locally -- suzanne: hitlly, these stores were with the hack. it is important to know the point-of-sale machines in the grocery store were not impacted.

chances are, then your credit card was not put at risk. adrianna: four years after it happened, yahoo! says it believes all of 3 billion accounts for impacted by the 2013 security breach. the account to include anyone with yahoo! email or registered services like flicker and tu mblr. 8hoo! originally believed billion accounts were -- one billion accounts were affected. after -- and eric and their techniques freeze biomolecules to gain a better understanding of how they work. as that doesn't

will. pretty amazing. as we said, we've been spoiled by the weather. kind of getting a taste of fall, but then it warms back up to summer. the best of both worlds, if you ask me. molly: it is perfect. there is not a cloud in the sky. chapters are pretty comfortable. it looks like we will be heating up into the later part of the week. you can see bright blue skies, chapters right around 69 degrees. the southeasterly winds will be staying in place. temperatures in the low 70's in the d.c. metro region. 71 in andrews. right around 70 in winchester. we will be heating up to the mid to upper 70's, looking to top out at 78 dated degrees for the daytime high. lots of bright sunshine. make sure you have the sunglasses. here's a look at the wake-up temperatures tomorrow morning. most0's to upper 50's for of us, right around 54 in frederick. a light sweater maybe. 59 in the district.

look at the weekend forecast. it is pretty much a rinse and repeat forecast. we will have bright sunshine, feeling mild. saturday, looking to hit the mid 80's. well above average for this time of year. if you're trying to head downtown to taste of d.c., it looks pretty good even through sunday. maybe a very spotty shower, little more cloud cover. we notice the temperature right around 80 degrees. it is all due to this little tropical depression just to the east of central america right now. 30 fivesustained winds, miles lower. it doesn't look like all that much on the satellite will start as we take a look at the track, is expected to turn into a tropical storm by thursday. then it will head into the gulf of mexico. the water is very warm there, so expect it to reach category 1 strength by sunday morning then head into land. that will continue to weaken it into a low on monday. nonetheless, this will

responsible for our cloud cover and also our shower activity into next week. as you can see, our forecast looking pretty good for friday and saturday. don't forget the nationals have their playoffs beginning. as we get further into the weekend and into next week, that is only to the cloud cover and the chance for a few showers. a 30%ng on sunday, about chance. better chance for wet weather. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. [doorbell] can somebody get that? uh uh, not me baby! homework! it's mommy time! it's daddy time! i told you not to marry her. seriously?! alright. who's next? the columbus day sale is on now. havertys. life looks good

adrianna: america celebrating two traditional holidays. nationaltaco to an have coffee with a cup day. john gonzales caught up with a few as they grabbed a cup of joe this morning. john: is national coffee with a cop day and we

coffee at the yards in southeast d.c. a busy morning like it always is. scenarioextra special here. take a look at what we have on the couch. we have police officers from all well, theking to, customers here. there are, again, several coffee shops in the area that are doing a cop day. with officer, i'm going to cut you off road quick. this is officers sanders. an officer coffee. not only coffee with a cop, but coffee with officer coffee. this is pretty significant. it is been going on for a couple of years. pretty important for you guys. why? >> just a chance to mingle with the community and meet the citizens and they can see us as people instead of just police officer's. john: what are you drinking this morning? >> a cup of coffee. john: how do you l

>> it is delicious. i'm enjoying it. >> we are everywhere in the officers are not. it is our responsibility as citizens to be the eyes and ears and keep an eye out for things that are suspicious or abnormal and have an open line of communication with our law enforcement i think is extremely valuable to the community. john: the police chief are mpd he came on board, that is one of his priorities, community policing is so important to fight crime. john gonzales, abc 7 news. adrianna: still ahead, a cool, crisp start the day. it turned out to be a warm and sunny day across the area.

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adrianna: this is not old video from last winter. this is montana tuesday. it was hit with 13 inches of snow over the last two days. the state's first blizzard of the season caused widespread power outages and down trees. the previous record, 12 point exit inches, was set act in -- 12.6 inches, with that back in the 1700s. molly: we are still wearing the flip-flops and shorts. i think it will stay that way through the upcoming weekend. we have lots of sunshine today. a little more cloud cover tomorrow. the sun is in full swing friday and saturday. tutors building in the mid to upper

a little cooler by sunday and a little more clouds. then we are adding in tropical moisture monday into tuesday. that looks like your best chance to need the umbrella. temperatures falling back to the mid 70's. we don't see any 60's until late next week. it looks like the summertime feel is here to stay for quite a while. adrianna: thank you. next, we are waiting the arrival of president trump in las vegas. this will be his first visit since the week's mass shooting. details coming up.

dig up adrianna: a close-up look of officers responding to the mass shooting in las vegas. these images are hard to watch as

the line. the release of that video is coming as president trump makes its way to las vegas to console a city following the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. as the investigation deepens, we're learning more about the victims and hearing from the survivors. so many of them are still in the hospital. 58 innocent people were killed, more than 500 others were injured. elizabeth hur has some of their stories. , payingion in mourning tribute as family and friends again sharing stories honoring their loved ones lost in the las vegas massacre. >> i will never see my baby girl again. i loved her so much. >> among the dead, rhonda come in las vegas on vacation. christopher, an off-duty police officer and navy veteran. >> he was a goofball. i mean, fun-loving, full of energy. >> hann

sonny at the concert with his wife heather is said she could feel the moment he was shot. >> and we felt of the ground. i was talking him and he was still breathing at that time. then he stopped. >> also emerging, the harrowing stories of survival. >> we did hear the bullets snapping by on the ground. >> people were trampling over each other. it was pretty much a war zone. >> so many still in pain, but grateful to the strangers and the first responders who risked their lives to save others. mckenna saying she is alive things to her boyfriend. >> my boyfriend started to help me. he carried me a little bit of the way. then there was this couple that help us and got us into his truck. >> out of respect for the victims, some performers are now canceling concerts, including jlo and

alde, who was on the las vegas stagean when the shooting erected. adrianna: let's take a live picture of the tarmac in las vegas at the airport. we are awaiting the arrival of the president trump who is supposed to land there and meet with the victims, their family members, as well as first responders once he lands we will bring that to you live. police say the gunman stephen paddock used a device called a bump fire stock to make his rifles fire more rapidly. the device, legal, uses a support step that covers the trigger opening when the shooter holds down the trigger come the gun recoils and causes the device to continuously bump the trigger. that allows a much faster fire rate than simply pulling the trigger each time. soccer players at around a high school honoring the alum who was shot in las vegas. they wrote her name and number on their wrist to show her support. frost lost an eye

currently in a coma. her kid say she is fighting hard. the community has raised more than $100,000 for the family. we are following this closely, so stay with abc 7 for updates. for more in-depth reporting, including ways to help the victims, go to wjla.com. an update out of puerto rico. the governor announcing the in a toll has risen to 34 hurricane disaster. president trump in the first lady visited the island tuesday to survey the damage. san juan's mayor is blasting trump's remarks after he compared the situation in puerto rico to hurricane katrina. alex perez is in san juan with more. hurricanech of ravaged puerto rico still struggling to get back on its feet -- >> we cannot drink the water. >> president trump tossing paper towels to hurricane victims. sitting next to puerto

governor, the president made headlines by ken hearing the death count of puerto rico to the deaths during hurricane katrina. pres. trump: if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, what is your death count as of this moment? 17? certified. 16 people versus in the thousands. you can be very proud. >> and joking about the cost. pres. trump: you have thrown our budget a little out of whack. >> in the room, the mayor's and one, who the president slammed on twitter for saying puerto rico needs more help than it is getting. later calling the presidential visit public relations. >> rather than commander-in-chief, he is sort of victims miss communicator in chief. >> the president defending his administration's work.

fantastic job. this was a tough one. a+ in texast an and florida. >> 90% of the island is still without power. just some 15 miles from san juan, donated goods handed out door-to-door. it is the only help erin and her family say them gotten so far. ever.is like nothing the situations we're in right now with the water, the food, and every thing else, it is crazy. up with: we are teaming the hispanic national law enforcement association to help the people in puerto rico. tomorrow, bring supplies like diapers, flashlights, battery-operated radios, and first aid kits, towels, baby food, water, and soak to the megamart in hyattsville in alexandria. we will be collecting those items between 6:00

p.m. today is national international walk to school day. students from hundreds of schools throughout our area took part this morning, including 23 schools in d.c. alone. john gonzales was in southeast earlier today. john: we have a good group here at linkin park in southeast d.c. not only are thousands of schools taking part in this, but we understand 40 countries from around the world are celebrating walk to school day. take a look. this is the scene here at lincoln park. this movement is catching on. last to come organizers recorded .round the country 5000 events nationally, only about 30% of students walk to school. just 50 years ago, nearly 50% walked to school. >> we have been here for 15 years. we of taken part in this tradition since they have been in grammar school. john: and now you're walking with your daughter. how long of a walk is it? >> just from lincoln

school, which is on third and e. it is not that far. john: what school? >> st. peter's school. john: what you think about walking with dad this morning? >> is going to be a blast. breakfast.ad some does it surprise you that only 13% of students walk to school today? that is a lot less than when your dad was walking to school. >> i think more people would walk to school, specially on a holiday, that would be walk to school day. i remember does walking to school with my older brother. now since he is in high school, he gets to drive every morning. i would still like him to walk to school with me, but he can't. john: the mayor said she would like to end all pedestrian fatalities and injuries by 2024. adrianna: it was a little cooler walking to school for some of those students, but it has warmed up outside. molly cochran is here with a check on the forecast. molly: here's a look

temperatures right now. we are still in the low-to-mid avenues for most of us right now. it is going to continue to heat up this afternoon. looking to talk about in the upper 70's to low 80's for the daytime high. under bright sunshine. a perfect forecast if you're trying to get things done after the work, taking a job, dinner outside. it looks good for that. mostly clear skies. cooling pretty quick, specially as the sun goes down. notice the temperatures in the low 60's by about 9:00 tonight. warm one.another temperatures above average. looking to hit 85 degrees, partly to mostly cloudy skies. a little more cloud cover due to a front nearby. her the most part, it will feel warm. we continue to track this to tropical depression just to the east of central america. is expected to turn into a tropical storm by tomorrow, head into the gulf of mexico with warmer waters, and then turn into a category 1 storm. the next named storm would be

it could get there by sunday. then moves over land and will weaken. however, this tropical depression could bring us some wet weather for the early half of next week. coming up, i will talk more about that in just a bit. live look now at the airport in las vegas. in lasce one has landed vegas. the president is set to meet with the victims, their families, and first responders after the mass shooting on sunday night. he tweeted that everyone remains in our thoughts and p

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if you have shopped at whole foods in our area, be sure to check your credit card statements because five locations were hit by hackers. more worthyedy has breach happened and what you need to know to keep your information safe. whole foods customers are being encouraged to closely monitor the credit card statements after security breach at many of their stores. this one here in fairfax county is one of several locations in the region affected. the company says hackers targeted point-of-sale machines, the devices customers used to swipe or insert their cards when paying. the breach involves the taprooms and restaurants at whole foods. it is unclear how many were impacted. customers say they are concerned. >> i come here every week to pick up orange juice and i was use my debit card. i will be using cash. i will be more careful. >> it is certainly frustrating. we spent a lot of time here, especially at the tap room. it is concerning to know that

there. suzanne: locally come the stores of pentagon city, h street in d.c., silver spring, ashburn, and fair oaks or hit with the hack. it is important to know the point is still machines in the grocery store were not impacted. so if you only grocery shop at whole foods, chances are your credit card was not put at risk. suzanne kennedy, abc 7. adrianna: breaking news from manassas, sky track 7 is live over the scene where the stonewall jackson monument has been vandalized. the statue's base was spray painted in white with the word " dead" on it. he then elizabeth was discovered this morning -- the vandalism was discovered this morning and people are there now cleaning the spray paint off. four years after it happened, yahoo! says it believes all of were billion accounts indeed impacted by 2013 security breach. the accounts include anyone with a yahoo! email a registered services like fl

tumblr. they are richly that one billion accounts were affected. don't who required password -- you who required password changes. fiat chrysler recalling more than 700,000 jeep and dodge suvs in north america because of an improperly installed brake shield that could allow water to begin and limit your braking ability. it covers 2011-2014 grand cherokee and the ringo. the automaker says brake booster shields were added as part of a 2014 recall, but they were not properly installed. the recall is expected to begin on november 7. less than a week after his death, a new biopic about hugh hefner in the works. gerald s reportedly chosen to put trade the playboy magazine founder. haffner died last wednesday at the age of 91. the timing may seem fast, but

since 2007. leto is no for immersing themselves into his roles with his method acting. lord only knows what we will find out about hef. molly, we can't complain about the weather at all. molly: it has been perfect. i mean, not a cloud in the sky. temperatures are comfortable. it looks like we're due for a little bit of a warm-up the later half of the week. 70 right now in annapolis, maryland. southnds out of the through thursday and really the upcoming weekend. today, you can see the sunshine continues through about 6:00. notice the daytime high in the upper 70's, even possibly hitting 80 degrees for a few spots. mainly clear skies. as the sun sets, it will cool off quickly. if you're trying to had to dinner after work, it will become trouble.

sweater if you will be out late. the sun goes down at 6:46 tonight. evening temperatures will be in the 60's. tomorrow morning, 60 degrees. it will heat into the low 70's by recess with sunshine. topping out in the mid to upper 80's for the daytime high on thursday. a very warm afternoon. i think we will see a little more cloud cover due to a front that will be lingering in our area. for the upcoming weekend, if you're making plans, we have lots of events around the area. one of the fall one festival and mount vernon saturday and sunday, at a cloud cover saturday afternoon. i think a better chance on sunday. a few possible showers. saturday does look like your best day to enjoy the outdoors. the temperatures will be in the 70's to start and building into the mid-80's. we continue to watch tropical depression 16. here it is on the satellite. it doesn't look like all that much, just a cluster of clouds and showers and thunderstorms,

miles per hour. it is going to the heading into the gulf of mexico by friday and saturday. that is where we have warm water. it is expected to strengthen to a category 1 hurricane by sunday morning. that would be nate. as it runs over land, it will continue to weaken. it is important of the forecast because it is going to bring us some rain chances through the end of the weekend and into next week. take a good look at your extended forecast. you can see temperatures that he needed the mid-80's thursday and also to the weekend -- getting into the mid 80's thursday and also into the weekend. 30% chance of rain on sunday. better chance monday into tuesday. you could need the umbrella. that is the tropical moisture, what could be nate from a moving into our area. temperatures slide into the 70's by tuesday. late in the week is when we have temperatures drop back to the 60's. pretty close to average for this time of year. adrianna:

now, the new york yankees have punched their ticket to the american league divisional serious. they gave up three runs in the first inning, the new york yankees battled back to when their wild-card game against the minnesota twins. it is their first postseasonwin and five years. there is no rest for the yankees. they will face the cleveland indians, who are packing an incredibly talented lineup and bullpen. that game is set for tomorrow night. all week long we are getting ready for october baseball in d.c. one of the nats keys to the playoffs, good homegrown fan base. take a look. you have got to see this. state ing the national order to win, is a lot of support. y support?ys suppl this class is taking them a ticket to the upcoming postseason game. here's my good friend. give it up for him. >> the nationals had

little playoffs supplies -- surprised to the third-graders. they are pumped to go to the game. >> how loud are you going to be? >> very! >> break window loud. adrianna: game what is this friday against the cubs. first pitch is at 7:31. let's take you like to las vegas. you can see air force one has landed at the airport. we are a wedding president trump to come off the plane -- we are awaiting president trump to come off the plane. he will meet with the victims from the mass shooting as well as the victim's and first responders. there he is. we will have more on this coming up. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing

♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

adrianna: breaking, president trump has landed in las vegas. you can see them talking to the sheriff, sheriff lombardo, as he goes desk plans to go talk to victims, their families, and other first responders. we will be tracking this story throughout the day for you. stay with abc 7 news at 4:00 for more on his visit to las vegas. developing now out of network atm fees are skyrocketing and it is not just one fee anymore. rebecca jarvis with how you closely -- with how closely you should be watching your balance. >> more than they are giving. >> i don't think that should be so high. >> it is not just in your head. >> i've seen an increase in banking atm fees abc 7

to a new report, out of network atm fees have never been higher. of 55% in just the last decade. >> when you go outside the atm network, you are not usually facing one fico oftentimes it is two. one from the atm owner as well as what your own bank charges you. together, that can easily top five dollars. >> for example, using out-of-network atm used to cost about two dollars in 1998. today, it is more than doubled to nearly five dollars. if you're hitting that same atm each week, that is a must $250 a year in extra fees. overdraft fees also soaring. the average for incident is $33.38. >> people transition away from cash and get smarter about how they use their money and make fewer out-of-network transactions, that is also a contributor to the steady increases we see each year.

top 25 metropolitan areas, pittsburgh residents encounter the highest fees. dz finish tied for third with out of no work fees at

molly: forecast looking great for the rest of today and into tomorrow with temperatures in the mid-80's, even through the upcoming weekend it looks pretty good. a few showers sunday in the next week. eco-thank you for joining us on this midday. watch abc 7

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