. . damages are shocking. i'm molette green at the live desk. the pieces are starting to come together about the people police say were behind the attack. we are waiting for the president to make a statement from the white house. i'm erika gonzales. a neighborhood on edge. the local school gets tighter security after a threat locked things down. >> we finally dried out but with a blustery wind, it is adding an additional chill. >> when the winds die down and how much we warm up for the weekend. "news 4 midday" starts right now. now, the president is

expected to make a statement from the white house about the shooting rampage. when that happens, we will bring it to you in a special report from nbc news. right now, no clear motive. police spent the entire morning inside a home shared by the san bernardino suspects looking for clues. they have not ruled out terrorism. 28-year-old syed farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik. his coworkers said he was well-liked. he abruptly left a holiday party and then returneded with his wife dressed in assault-style clothing. they killed 14 people. before the shooting, the couple left their six-month-old baby with a grandparent. police are going to have another news conference in the next hour and there will also be a vigil

held tonight. download the nbc washington app. >> that is the deadliest shooting since the sandy hook shooting in connecticut. gunfire erupted at the inland regional center around 11:00 a.m. 17 people were hurt. nearby loma linda hospital received five patients, two are in critical but stable condition. paramedics rushed six other patients to arrowhead regional. one has already been discharged. the hospital hasn't released the information on the other five. >> this shooting happened inside one of the largest nonprofits in california, the inland regional center is a huge complex with more than 600 employees. it serves tens of thousands of people with development disabilities. the shooting happened inside a conference room during an office

party. the suspected shooter was a county employee. san bernardino's mayor spoke on the "today" show about the recent rise of mass shootings. >> unfortunate, we have to deal with these things. we always need to be cautious an stay on a high level of alert. at the same time, we don't want to be paralyzed by these incidents. >> we will put the san bernardino shooting into context with other mass shootings the country has seen. >> our coverage is just getting started. throughout the hour, we will tell you how washington is reacting to it and tell you how social media is having such a strong re, action. we will take you there live in our next half hour. after three days of rain, we are dry tracking plenty of sunshine and will remain sunny on into the weekend. our focus on the breezy conditions. 48 is the temperature. when you factor in the winds, it feels more like 40. this is what it will feel like

as we head more into the afternoon and evening. 3:00 feeling more like 44 degrees. 6:00 p.m., getting off of work and taking the dog out, a temperature of 41. might want to grab the gloves and hat for this evening. if you are heading to the national christmas tree lighting, i will have that in 40 minutes. we have a traffic alert. you can expect a number of street closures downtown when you get off work. we are taking a live look at the site of the national christmas tree lighting. roadblocks go up. the entrance for ticketed guests is located on 17th street northwest. megan mcgrath joins us with a preview of tonight's biggest event. >> an important step for a plan for toll lanes on i-66 inside the beltway. members of the northern virginia transportation commission will vote on the state's government plan on how funds raised through the tolls will be spent. today could be the final step before the common wealth

transportation board gets the say. they would create nearly 10 miles of hot lanes on i-66. these would not be new lanes but would become hot lanes in both directions during the peak driving periods. >> reporter: a relative calm in this community. it was back to business today in bladensburg after a bomb threat yesterday at the end of the school day. the student and staff that were still at the school were evacuated. police and bomb squad were dispatched. a floor by floor sweep was done and an unintended backpack was found on the fifth floor. bomb technicians examined that backpack and determined it was not explosive. the all-clear was given a short-time later. a robo call sent out a mess

average explaining what happened and the school opened as usual today without incident. after the fire department finished their investigation, it is now under the egist of the prince george's county police department who are investigating that threat. i'm derrick ward, live in bladensburg. back to you. four families are without a home after an apartment fire in southeast. it broke out around 1:00 on nelson street. we have very little information on how this all started. we can tell you that fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> monre problems for the secre service. some say the agency that protects our leaders is in crisis. a change in course for oscar pistorius. why he may not be on house

did in south africa, all eyes are on oscar pistorius's uncle's house. they have ruled that he is guilty of murder. steenkamp's mother said she was relieved for this ruling. >> i want respect for my daughter's life. that's what i got today, the conviction of murder. this is a result of investigation and the justice system. i feel so proud now that she has got some respect. she hasn't lost her life for nothing. >> guilty of murder. >> pistorius will be sentenced in a month or two and we may hear from him then. he could spend as much as 15 years in prison. >> a scathing new report says the secret service is in crisis. the 438 page report by a u.s.

house panel found the agency is understaffed and agents are overworked. the report also details half a dozen previously undisclosed security breaches since 2013. the report blames leadership failings and budget cuts by congress. >> any minute now, we are going to hear from president obama on yesterday's shooting rampage in california. >> with that, we will bring

here us your forecast if you are heading down to the national tree lighting. doug will be there. megan mcgrath was there this morning, talking about how muddy it was from the rain we have had. put some thought in the shoes you are wearing. 46 degrees, warmer jacket. lights coming on at about 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. we are talking about mainly

clear skies there. tomorrow, we continue to track plenty of sunshine. temperatures just a touch warmer than today. that's after a cold start. 6:00 a.m., the temp around 38 degrees. by 9:00 a.m., the temperature of 41. we hit our high of 53 at about 3:00 in the afternoon. again, you'll need the sunglasses tomorrow and the warmer coat in ten minutes. i'll let you know what you can expect if you are heading out for dinner on your friday night, barbara. >> thanks, amelia. fairfax county parkway is back open after a pretty nasty crash there. you can see it happened in the median of the parkway at gam brgambrel road. one person was seriously hurt and flown to the hospital. >> we are working to find out their condition. >> we want your input on what should happen to the future of the campus. you can speak up at a community meeting tonight at 6:30 at the st. luke's center in southeast. ready or not, actually, we are going to go to an nbc news special report now with the

president. we will get to the bottom of this and we are going to be vigilant as we always are in getting the facts before we issue any decisive judgments in terms of how this occurred. more broadly, as i said yesterday, we see the pref lens of these kind of mass shootings in this country. i think so many americans sometimes feel as if there is nothing we can do about it. we are fortunate enough to have an extraordinary combination of law enforcement and intelligence and military that work every single day to keep us safe. but we can't just leave it to our professionals to deal with

the problem of these kinds of horrible killings. we all have a part to play. as the investigation moves forward, it is going to be important for all of us, including our legislatures to see what we can do to make sure that when individuals decide they want to do somebody harm, we make it a little harder for them to do it. right now, it is just too easy. is we're going to have to search ourselves as a society to make sure that we can take take basic steps to make it not impossible but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. so there will be a press conference later today led by the attorney general, director komi will continue to brief, not

only the press but also members of congress, about the course of the investigation. our expectation is that this may take some time before we are able to sort it all through. there may be mixed motives involved with this, which makes the investigation more complicated. we will get to the bottom of this. once again i-want to offer our deepest condolences to those who have been affected by this terrible tragedy. for those who have been injured. we hope that they get well quickly. thank you very much. >> we have been listening to the president speaking to the white house about the mass shooting in san bernardino, california.

we can't leave it to protectionals to deal with this type of killing, this mass killing. we all have a part to play as a society. we have to figure out how to make it more difficult, not impossible, to get those kind of assault weapons. >> we are expecting a press conference later today by the attorney general. you are hearing president obama mentioning they are going to let this investigation run its course. there may be some mixed motives involved. we are going to continue to follow this

we continue to follow developments in that deadly shooting in san bernardino, california. the president just spoke. only two shooters stormed into the inland regional center yesterday afternoon. the suspects, a man and woman, died in that shootout. relatives say they were married. >> 14 died and 17 were hurt in yesterday's shooting. so far, the fbi is not saying whether this shooting is connected to terrorism. now, we want to go to nbc's tracie potts with more on how lawmakers are reacting to the shooting. >> california democrats are frustrated. >> i feel like it is grandma day every day. it just keeps going on and on. >> reporter: president obama speaking publicly after more than a dozen shootings, says

there is more control over terror tha terror than violence right here at home. >> those same people we don't allow to fly could go in a store in the united states and buy a firearm and there is nothing we can do to stop them. >> the fear of the gun lobby in in place is unbelievable. >> i would like a brief moment of silence. >> reporter: congress has tried and failed to pass gun legislation despite consensus, kids, and the mentally ill, should not have weapons. >> i think the american public is finally coming together to say enough. >> several presidential candidates are in washington. some tweeting condolences and others shocked by this latest massacre. >> this hatred and evil. we need to be able to combat these things. >> reporter: questioning what happened? >> one, a mentally unstable person, two, a gun-free zone. those seem to be the common dem

denominators. >> reporter: with the budget and eat l the election, there seems to be very little chance of getting a controversial legislation, like gun control, enacted, before president obama leaves office. from washington, i'm tracie potts, back to you. >> now, to your forecast if you are dining out tonight or tomorrow evening. here is what you can expect. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. dry conditions. the winds really diminish as we head on into the evening hours tonight. they are not an issue for the rest of the weekend. you will want that warmer coat heading out tonight and tomorrow night as well. certainly, a chill in the air as we look towards our first weekend in december. temperatures slowly warm. not too bad at all. tomorrow, a high of 53. plenty of sunshine. saturday and sunday, high temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. barbara, i will let you know the next time you will be dealing with rain in ten minutes. >> time for another holiday in the nation's capital.

tonight, president obama will light the christmas tree. >> the tree is all trimmed and we are waiting for showtime. megan mcgrath is there live with a preview of tonight's main event. >> hey, megan. >> you can see the tree over my shoulder here. it is all decorated this year. it is covered in stars. actually, in a few hours, that stage is going to be covered in stars. the big show getting underway at 5:00. reese witherspoon is hosting this year. it promises to be quite a show. ♪ >> a little more practice before the big show. ♪ >> reporter: as the musicians played, work crews wiped yesterday's rain off the chairs. everything is ready to go. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: as always, the first family and their guests will flip the switch illuminating the 30-foot colorado blue spruce. this year, the tree is covered in 100 stars, commemorating the

100th anniversary of the nagle park service. security will be tight as always. this year, the park service is asking people to carry their belongings in clear, zip lock bags. that should speed up the screening process. >> if you need to bring something with you, put it in a clear plastic bag, a 1 gallon zip lock is perfect. >> reporter: they are in the middle of a rehearsal and just took a 10 minute break. we just heard torre kelly talk. other artists, bellamy young, crosby, stills, and nash and fallout boy. a number of other musicians. we have been listening to them this morning. they sound terrific. the big show begins at 5:00. back to you, barbara. >> it is exciting. there will be a number of street closures downtown when you get off work. roadblocks go up at 2:00 this

afternoon. the entrance for the ticketed guests is at 17th street northwest. an interactive map with the closures on our nbc map. it is an exciting day. go

social media is lighting up after the shootings in san bernardino. the front page of the "new york daily news" grabbing your attention. they dismissed prayers after 14 were shot and killed in california. the house speaker asking that people keep the victims of the shootings in your prayers. the democratic senator, chris murphy, from connecticut, still dealing with the shootings from sandy hook in which 20 children were killed in 2012, criticized politicians. your prayers sh you ould be for

forgiveness if you do nothing. >> richard blumenthal also agreed, joining the critique. he says congress is effectively complicit for its inaction. twitter follows are wondering if any new gun legislation will make its way through congress. >> the rest of the world are also concerned about gun control in the u.s. thanks to these google pages from around the world. we can see the top questions other countries are asking about the u.s. take a look at this. the british are asking why do americans love guns? in france, why did americans enter into the first world war? in ireland, why do americans love guns? canadians also asking the same questions, why do americans love guns? >> according to "the washington post," searches from

brainard

our next chance of rain late monday into tuesday. a high likelihood that tuesday could be pretty soggy with rain from start to finish. you want to stick with storm team 4 as we continue to track and update the forecast. our normal high about 50 degrees. look at this weekend, 55 on saturday, 57 on sunday. a good weekend to hang the christmas lights or get the holiday tree. if you are going to the redskins game as the cowboys visit on monday, kickoff at 8:30. i think kickoff will be fine but as the game starts to wrap up, some showers are possible. barbara. >> thanks, amelia. happening today, the university of maryland will rename one of its buildings for the late congressman parren mitchell. he was the first black man to get a degree there. they are honoring him to avoid

honoring someone else. "news 4 midday" images are shocking, almost 24 hours later what we know about the

just moments ago, we learned the name of one of the san bernardino shooting victims that died, his name, damien mines.

we just heard president obama address the shooting spree. here is what he had to say just moments ago. >> it is possible that this was terrorist related. we don't know. it is also possible this was work place related. until the fbi has been able to conduct what are going to be a large number of interviews, until all the social media and electronic information has been exploited, we are not going to be able to answer those questions. >> right now, police cannot pinpoint a clear motive, whether it is terrorism, work place anger or a combination of the two. they searched all night inside the suspect's home. we know the 28-year-old, syed farook left a holiday party reportedly angry about something. he returned with his 27-year-old

wife, tashfeen malik. heavily armed with rifles and pistols legally purchased in this country. 14 died, several others remain in the hospital. two of them in critical condition. back to you, erika. the tragic events in san bernardino make it the deadliest shooting in years. 14 died in yesterday's attacks. sadly, this isn't the deadliest shooting we have seen. communities in colorado, virginia and connecticut know all too well what the people of san bernardino are feeling right now. in 1999, two students killed 12 others students and a teacher in columbine high school in littleton, colorado. in 2007, a 23-year-old virginia tech student shot 32 to death i blacksburg, virginia. 27 students and five faculty members died in 2012 during a

screening of a batman movie. a gunman opened fire in a crowded movie theater in aurora, colorado, killing 12 people. in december of that same year, 20 elementary school kids were shot to death inside sandy hook elementary school. six staff members also died that day. of course, we are no stranger to that kind of tragedy right here. 11 people were killed in the navy yard shooting. they have been gone more than two years now. >> when she was asked about shootings like the navy yard, d.c.'s police chief gave a strong response, run, hide, or fight. she stood by those words last night. news 4 talked to the chief at a police community engagement meeting where they helden aactive shooting simulation. >> you have three options if this happens. one, run and get out if you can. hide, barricade yourself behind a locked door if you can. if there is no other alternative, you can't get out, you can't hide, your other

option is to fight. >> chief lanier says even the best police officer often get to shooting scenes after everyone has been shot. >> right here on "news 4 midday," we are staying on top of this developing story for you. we are going to go live to san bernardi bernardino for an update. you can get updates any time with the nbc washington app. for your commute this evening, the winds will have diminished in the temperature around 46 chilly degrees with mainly clear skies tomorrow morning. make sure you have the sunglasses. starting off the day with the temperature around 40. you probably want the warmer coat as well and the weekend outlook, the weather certainly cooperating, getting the christmas tree, hanging lights, looking good. trying to pick what day. sunday, it is going to be a little warmer. either day, outdoor exercise. you probably want the gloves and the warmer gear, specially during the early morning hours, with temperatures starting off in the 30 gs and s and 40s. >> former daley show host is on

capitol hill at a rally for the first responders. stewart and many of those police officers and firefighters are asking lawmakers to extend a special health care law. it provides care for 9/11 responders, some who have health problems stemming from their efforts that day. gop front-runner, donald trump, is in d.c. today. he is joining other candidates at the jewish coalition presidential forum where the california mass shooting could be a major talking point. he was in prince william county last night. he told supporters, police don't get enough credits for the dangers they face. >> they don't get enough credit. they should get it. you are always going to have some bad apples. you see it on television, no matter what business you are in, in banking or anything else. >> trump began last night's campaign rally with a moment of silence for the victims of the san bernardino shooting. >> fellow gop candidate, mike huckabee, is also making his way across the common wealth today. he was in ashburn this morning and will head to culpepper

tonight. he is currently in 10th place in the polls. he will continue to stump across virginia tomorrow. new details out of a baltimore courtroom. a man that said he trained the police officer on trial in the freddie gray case took the witness stand a short while ago and he says i taught officer william porter at the academy on vehicle procedure testifying that prisoners should be placed in a seat belt on a case by case basis. i just spoke to our chris gordon who is inside the courtroom. he told me a second witness testified about a new policy requiring prisoners to be secured. now, prosecutors say porter failed to do his job, did not get gray medical help. porter's defense team says gray hurt himself. we'll have updates throughout the day inside our nbc

washington app. >> a holiday item you have in your home right now that's making your

following a developing story. police say five fifth graders planned to set off explosives at a high school. they found written instructions for an attack at clifton high school. the fifth graders were arrested but released to their parents. the students had been suspended from their school as police investigate. montgomery county will meet to discuss a bus rapid transit system. getting around montgomery county may soon be a little easier. the brt system allows commuters to get around the county. that takes place in rockville at

7:00. a communications company says holiday lights can cause electrical interference and they can interrupt signal strength. your holiday lights may only be partially to blame for why you can't stream your favorite movie. electrical interference can come from several sources including lamps, microwaves, baby monitors and cordless phones. >> wow, who knew? >> a big reveal on capitol hill. >> whose face is now a

a man is in critical condition after he may have suffered a heart attack inside a metro station. news 4 transportation reporter, adam tuss, says the 51-year-old was on an escalator at the

l'efant plaza station and fell off. your storm team forecast breezy into the afternoon hours. winds, 10-20 miles an hour. it means this is what it will feel like when you factor it. 45 degrees in washington at 2:00 p.m. as we work our way into the evening, the winds die down. the temperatures alone, chilly. 40 degrees still at that point in washington. the suburbs tracking temperatures feeling like they are in the 30s. overnight tonight, it will be cold as temperatures dip into the low 30s in the suburbs. tomorrow, a little bit warmer. we will continue to track warmer conditions on into the weekend. the temperature around 50 degrees. barbara? >> amelia, thank you. >> right now on "news 4 midday," the desperate search for answers in a senseless shooting. >> we are learning in you details in that deadly mass shooting in california. who was behind it and why did they do it? we are going to go live to san bernardino in

in less than 20 ninminutes, will hear from investigators and we are learning more about what happened there. jay gray is live in san bernardino with the latest on the investigation. jay?

>> hey, there. this is an investigation continuing right now. m police say it will for quite some time. looking into a couple that dropped their six-month-old daughter off at her grandmothers before dressing in tactical gear and leaving more than a dozen people dead. sunrise over the scene as police and federal agents continue their search for clues about a possible motive in the killing spree. >> there had to be some degree of planning that went into this. i don't think they ran home and put on these tactical clothes and grabbed guns and came back on a spur of a moment thing. 28-year-old syed farook, an environmental specialist with san bernardino county for five years, was at a holiday gathering when he left suddenly and then returned with his wife, 27-year-old, tashfeen malik.

they killed 14 and injured 17 others. among those wounded, aniece kondoker. >> she said bullets were flying all over the place. she crawled into the bathroom and realized her hands were bleeding. >> we don't have the motive at this point. we have not ruled out terrorism. >> reporter: like police, family members searching for answers in the tragedy. >> i have no idea. i have no idea why would he do that. why would he do something like this? i have absolutely no idea. i'm in shock myself. >> reporter: shock across this community that now looks for ways to heal. >> our community is resilient. we will recover from this. >> reporter: a recovery that will take some time as will the investigation into why. >> reporter: president obama weighing in on that saying within the last 30 minutes that this is possibly terror related, quoting here, but what we don't know, we don't know. that is the latest as the

investigation continues here in san bernardino. i am jay gray, news 4. we work our way towards the weekend. temperatures are going to warm up a little bit each day. we are in early december. our normal high, 50 degrees. 55 on saturday. 57 on sunday. our next chance of rain arrives very late monday. i think we will be okay for the redskins game. tuesday, rain is looking pretty likely and a temperature of 48 degrees. we have the national christmas tree lighting taking place. doug is going to be down there. i am going to have another look at that forecast and your hour by hour evening planner if you are heading out and about. >> thanks, amelia. it is an annual holiday tradition, the national christmas tree lighting. crews are preparing for tonight's big event. things don't get under way until 5:00. you can surely expect road closures along the way if you are leaving work in the district. roadblocks go up at 2:00 this afternoon. the entrance for ticketed guests is located on 17th street

northwest. an interactive map on the closures on the nbc washington app that will help you out with that as well. >> if you have ever considered adoption as a way to build or add to your family, you may want to join us this saturday at the annual adoption expo. whether you are interested in adopting through foster care, internationally, privately, whatever. we will have a lot of answers from professionals in the field to help you out. >> the annual adoption and foster care expo attracts a lot of people for different reasons, as many as there are ways to go about adopting. >> we are going to have 30 different organizations there. families can come and learn about adopting a child from this community, from overseas, infants, older children, teens, young adults. >> over the years, the expo has attracted people who want to know where to begin. >> we think we have an idea what to do but we were suggested by people that have done this and do this for a living that we probably should come down and learn more about the process.

>> some young visitors come with parents that have added to their family. >> we had to wait about a year and a half. >> reporter: they came with the idea of repeating a good thing. >> we have been pretty compassionate about adoption. it is something we are looking at down the road. with he saw some advertisements and thought, let's stop by. passionate about helping families to adopt through foster care. we asked the far lan family to stop by for a visit and share how their families were formed. >> i know that my sisters came from saigon, vietnam, and they both came at a time where adoption was closed over in vietnam. i know that my parents fought very hard to get both of them. >> are you pretty happy about having these sister sns. >> exceptionally. >> jennifer far land and her husband adopted gillian 14 years ago. >> i was about three to four months. >> reporter: have you been to vietnam?

>> one last christmas. it was very fun. >> they had quinn three years later. a few years after that, they decided to adopt again. >> you came into a family that already had a couple of kids, huh? how did that feel? >> well, i was having less attention. >> reporter: jennifer far land says the adoption expo can help. >> if anything, that was the peace that when i look back that i miss and i wish i would have had. >> reporter: that missing piece you will probably find here. the adoption expo is this saturday at the carnegie library in d.c. it begins at 11:00 a.m. for more information, search adoption expo on nbcwashington.com. if you have room in your home and heart for any of our wednesday's children, be sure to call our special adoption hotline. that is 1-888-to adopt me. >> why millions are getting ready to ease on down, ease on down the road in just a couple

of hours. that's in 60 seconds.

trending on social media "the wiz." two years ago nbc embarked on a live version of the sound of music followed by peter pan. that journey is quickly becoming a holiday tradition. that continues tonight with "the wiz" live. there are four things you need to know about the show. "the wiz" hit movie screens in 1978, starring michael jackson, diana ross, lena horne and many more. tonight's new version stars queen latifah, david allen greer, mary j. blige and kneel and common. an unknown in the role of dorothy. 19-year-old shanniece takes on that role discovered during opening call. stephanie mills who plays

dorothy makes her appearance as auntie em. the score of "the wiz" took three years to finish and did you no he that the broadway show won 7 tonys. can't wait. staying up late to watch it. back to you. nbc's live production of "the wiz" has some big names as we just heard. barry gordy's company, motown, was involved in the movie version that starred legends like michael jackson and diana ross. i got a chance to talk to barry gordy one-on-one about the movie and some interesting things that he told me. >> he said, i want to play dorothy and i said, well, i don't know whether that would work. i don't know if you would fit it but she proved to me that she could do it. >> reporter: talking about diana ross there. he is going to tell us more as he did with me when i interviewed him about how she wanted to do it so badly. he wasn't too sure about that u can ease on down and catch "the wiz" live at 8:00 tonight on news 4 and see the full

interview on a special addition at 11:00 which starts at 10:45. stay with us. we're back in 60 seconds.

just in, all combat jobs open to women. the defense secretary is about to give the order. the "associated press" reports that ash carter will make a formal announcement later today giving the arms services until january to make history. that is the latest from the live desk, of course. updates on this throughout the day on news 4 and insider, nbc washi washington app. back to you. if you are heading to the national christmas tree lighting, you want a warmer jacket. muddy from the rain we have had the last three days. doug will be down there. you can keep up with him on

twitter and facebook. we will continue to track breezy conditions. that will add an additional chill. it will feel about 45 degrees and low 40s after that. we are tracking a string of dry weather that starts today and last through at least monday, barbara. >> thanks amelia. we are minutes away from another update on the mass shooting at san bernardino, california. watch right here for the nbc news special report from the news conference at 12:30. >> 14 people were killed in the attack yesterday. 17 others shot but alive. although, some are in critical condition right now. the fbi is working nonstop to find out if the shooting was a terror attack or started because of emotions in the work place. >> they have been searching the house of the two suspected shooters. there is also a vigil in san bernardino planned for tonight. >> we are going to keep updating this story all day in the nbc washington app and then we are back on the air this afternoon at 4:00. >> that's it for "news 4 midday." we thank you for being with us. we will continue to follow this

story and bring you news when it happ

test. >> announcer: today on the meredith vieira now, a mass shooting in san bernardino. and o.j. simpson crime story and what is the unusual way jon hill greets fans. leann rimes will open up about her family. and how to get away with murder and orange is the new black. matt mcgorry. and mario cantone talking with what is hot now. all right now on meredith.