breaking right now at xi reports say president trump has made a big and controversial decision on daca. and the reaction is coming in fast.

a suspect crashes near the trump international hotel injuring several people. new tonight we talk to witnesses who saw the whole thing go down. >> i'm in southeast washington where a candlelight individual ulis being held this evening for a teenager shot and killed just days before her 19th birthday. you'll hear the message from the shooter tonight. breaking news off the top this evening. it's a move some say will break up families across the country. there's news tonight president trump will end the daca program. children of deportation allowing them to work here in the u.s. tonight sources telling the ap mr. trump will end that program. it will defer enforcement for six months giving congress time to ath. es

gotten strong criticism from his own party as he deliberated ending the party. president trump's decision to end daca is child abuse under the guise of public policy, end quote. nbc news has not independently confirmed these reports, but we are working on it. we'll bring you breaking developments on this story through our nbc washington app and tomorrow morning on news 4 today. so many of you will have the opportunity to sleep a little longer tonight because of labor day. skies are clearing up today, but what about tomorrow? we're joined with your hollywood forecast. >> hey, everyone at hole. it's shaping up so nicely. we did a complete turn around compared to what we saw saturday. right now 67 degrees.

here's a look at your labor day planner. i don't have really much to say. we've got sun, sun, sun. temperatures rising into the 80s tomorrow. so it's going to be comfortable for your labor day. now, we are going to be approaching 90s on tuesday, and you will some rain in the forecast. stick around for your full forecast. erica. she was loving. she was kind. she would give you her last. she would do anything for you. >> a family grieving the loss of a 19-year-old wondering who could take her life and why. to know her was to love her. that's how family members are describing unique davis. she was shot and killed last night in southeast d.c. news 4 darcy spencer was there as family members remember her

tonight. >> it was wrong. she was innocent. she didn't do nothing to nobody. she didn't deserve it. >> reporter: relatives of unique davis gather with balloons and flowers. they remember a teenager shot and killed just days from her 19th birthday. she has her grandmother. >> last night i laid on my bed and couldn't breathe. >> reporter: unique was here just before 7:00 when witnesses say there was a hail of gunfire. the man and woman who was with unique were also wounded. they're expected to be okay. >> i've got kids of my own, but that little girl meant the world to me, and nobody can understand that. my world is devastated. i'm tore up. it's just too much. >> reporter: family members say unique graduated from high school last year. she was getting y

fedex field and had plans for college. >> do what you need to do to turn yourself in. >> reporter: i -- they said to know her was to love her. the move is in response to the north's latest nuclear test. nbc's ron allan is in seoul, south korea with how the trump administration is responding to the crisis. >> reporter: kim jung-un inspecting what it claim tuesday be a hydrogen bomb. then hours later a massive under ground blast measured at

magnitude. north korea state media announcing the country's sixth nuclear test, a perfect success. the regime's most powerful test yet estimated at some four to five greater than the nuclear bomb than the u.s. dropped on u hiroshima. seen in the region as a direct threat to the united states. >> i don't think the koreans are afraid of donald trump right now. i think they see a president with a low approval rating, lot of domestic discord. i think to some extent they may be taking advantage of that and kind of pushing the envelope. >> reporter: today south korea called for the strongest possible measures against the north while warning war would be catastrophic. and japan asked for and received u.s. pr

total iniilation of the country, namely north korea. but as i said we have many options to do so. >> reporter: from around the world there's been condemnation of north korea and calls for the united states and its allies to negotiate a solution to this crisis. the united nations security council meet yet again in emergency session on all of this tomorrow. ron allen, nbc news, seoul. turning now to harvy houston neighborhoods still under water, and there are new mandatory evacuations. the city is telling some residents to stay away while it releases waters from reservoirs. it may cost $200 billion more than hurricane katrina and sandy combined. thousands of evacuees were shipped out of overwhelmed shelters, some being f

away. >> i remember when my town not too many towns away from here got devastated by hurricane katrina. singer harry junior paying houston back for the help the city provided new orleans almost 12 years to the day. he's one of the thousands volunteers helping houston. people showing up day after day in shelters and in communities left in shambles. a chaotic scene this afternoon there the trump international hotel here in d.c. d.c. police swarming the area after a person wanted for assault crashed into a another car. somebody inside the clock tower of the trump hotel shot this video from above. and you can just see the sheer numbers of police cars on-the-scene there. five people including the injured suspect had to be taken to the hospital. witnesses described the wild scene to news

>> and you're sitting there thinking my god i can't believe 30 seconds ago we're having a glass of wine, nice lunch, beautiful sunny day talking about how beautiful it is here in d.c. and that unfolds not even 100 feet from where we were sitting. >> everyone is expected to be okay. the suspect was wanted in connection to deadly assault with a deadly weapon case. the incident was not related to the trump hotel. new tonight an early morning crash killed two men in frederick county maryland on i-70 outside frederick. they say both men were riding back seat of a truck when the driver lost control and hit a tree. the driver suffered very serious injuries. a fourth person had minor injuries, but it's unclear this hour why the driver lost control. a community is rallying

church after somebody left hate filled posters at its doorstep. the posters contained some racist language and imagery. the pastor said today that the incident will not stop the church's mission. police are investigating this as a possible hate crime. so far no arrests. a developing story in los angeles when where some are staying with friends and family members tonight to escape the wildfire. that wildfire has caused the mayor to declare a local state of emergency. some evacuations in effect as winds have been causing major problems for firefighters. it's not clear what started that fire on friday. a north carolina man calls 911 after waking up and seeing his wife covered in blood. what he says what happened and the role

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a man married less than a year to his wife blames cough medicine for causing him to stab her to death in their bed. matthew felps says he woke up from a dream on friday in his raleigh, north carolina home to find his wife, lauren matthews, covered in blood. listen now to part of the 7 minute call to 911 dispatcher. >> i had a dream and then i turned on the lights and she's dead on the floor. >> how, how? >> i have blood all over me, and there's a bloody knife on the bed. and i think i did it. >> his wife died at the hospital. matth matthew phelps is charged with murder. the couple married last november. dozens of demonstrators will finish a 100 mile walk against white supremacy when they arrived in the district. they walk

charlottesville and was organized from the deadly protests in that city. virginia state troopers have been working to keep them safe, but there have been some tense moments including one day that the walk was cut short. >> we had a person who was armedt a rest stop. we felt it wasn't the safest to just go in there without knowing. >> the group has been marching about 17 miles and day and has been staying over night in cuchufc churches. he and virginia first lady dorothy mccalla joined democratic national committee chair at the fort hunt park in alex

alexandria today. >> chuck todd will moderate and you'll see it tuesday, september 19th at 7:00. we just need to find what it means to be a brand. >> you may be looking at your grocery stores thinking boy i spent a lot. but there's a company claiming that can save you more cash. but you've got to remember that brands aren't everything. you've got to be willing to change the way you shop. >> reporter: when a new company sets up shop, so much of luring in those early customers is about the brand. this san francisco start-up is redefining this. she cofounded the company brandless. each item is priced at $3 or less. the idea eliminate the so-called brand

>> if people actually understood what things cost versus what people pay for them, they'd be riding in the streets. >> i see maple syrup right there. how much is that syrup? >> $3. >> but maple syrup at the grocery store is more. so are you saying that's all brand markup? >> they have to go to the distributor and then they go to the retailer who gets their markup. >> reporter: she heard about it through a friend who works there. she ordered ahead when she had friends over. >> i think at $3, you might be a little worried about quality, like what am i going to get for $3, but i was really surprised. >> reporter: and it also limits what it sells by a couple

at traitor joe's staples like peanut butter, tuna, and salsa are even cheaper. among the top 100 household product brands, 90% of them have lost market share including things like frozen foods and cereal. >> that often means putting aside those traditional brands they may have heard of for years and years. >> reporter: it sounds like brandless is kind of developing a brandon its own. >> oh, absolutely. we are unpall jetically a brand. we're just redefining what it means to be a brand. nbc news, san francisco. storm team meteorologist joining us now. it's nice enough to open up the windows tonight, get a little fresh air as we

little longer. >> yes. oh, no samara, is it going to be okay by the labor day festivities, yes, it will. 67 degrees in washington, d.c. but of course cooler the farther you go out from the city. we're looking at 62 in dulles down to the 50s. of course a little cooler the farther removed from the city. we're going to lose even more clouds than this afternoon. and that's going to set us up for a nice day tomorrow. no rain drops to worry about. mushing through over night, still quiet, no clouds in the sky. and we're going to stay quiet as we move through your monday and monday evening. we're

off to the west. as far as the backyard grilling goes, tomorrow it's a go. we've been telling you we've been keeping an eye on irma. right now irma is a category 3 storm. it's far too early to give you a forecast of how it could be impacting the u.s. but the area that could be impacted are the lee islands. category 3 right now. wind speeds at 115 miles per hour. major hurricane, and it's only ramping up. category 4 again. take a look at the latest track pushing it into some of those leeward islands around 8:00 p.m. friday eastern standard time. we're going to have to keep an eye on irma. of course too soon to make a judgment on the forecast judgment for the u.s. by tuesd

do have the last taste of summer in here before those fall-like numbers return. we are looking for a chance for a late-day thunderstorm on tuesday night. i think the greatest chance for showers and storms is actually sitting in the middle of your week on wednesday and thursday. from there on out, looks like fall is trying to really ease its way in here. we're going to be in the 70 through the am middle of week and the aurally portions of your weekend. still ahead, more of a shocker for the redskins as a young star thinks about calling

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we still have so many questions. sue cravens he's mulling retirement. this would be mean walking away from the game and millions of dollars. according to multiple reports cravens announced his retirement to the team this morning. allan convinced craven to think about it for a month. he was expected to be the starting strong safety this season when he returned from a knee injury. we hadn't heard from cravens all day until finally he posted on instagram, quote, thank you to those who showed their true colors today both positively in support and negatively in misunderstanding and frustration. either way my response is the same to both grumds. i love y'all and thank y'all, god bless. to baseball. this little cutie helping to

series in milwaukee. unfortunately, those dreams ended early. santana sends his ball a mile. a low shot. he's not happy. burny brewer is happy. he's there. that's the happy guy. bottom four, jackson, his luck versus santana goes from bad to worse. this time it's a two run shot off jackson. brewers take 3 of 4 in this series. they win 7-2. orioles finishing their series against the blue jays. crushing this ball deep to center, and it's gone. 21st run of the year for trumbo. comes through. takes this one to left. it drops, johnson scope, game winner walk off

jays. 5-4 in 12 innings. trumbo doesn't just need one. he gets two pies for his effort. let's go to race at darlington. the southern 500. skip ahead three laps. hamlen says don't mind if i do. it's demy hamman montana number 11 toyota crossing the finish line. hamlen sweeps at darlington. to the u.s. open, venous williams taking on -- match point and third sets back and forth. and venous ends it with a little dink shot. all smiles for venous. she advances the quarterfinals

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beer is serious business in germany. and now they've gotten bragging rights. they just set a new world record during a beer carrying contest. this guy says he spent hundreds of hours in a gym training for this, and today it paid off. this is the ultimate beer run. he lifted 27 mugs filled to the brim to the beer, carried 150 pounds of the suds and set them down without -- carol, please. i mean he broke his previous record also. it was his own record. that's a guy you can invite to

there's no party fouls in there. you're all right with him. >> i would take a few points off because i saw some drops spilled. >> one last check of the ten day. please tell these people what you've been trying to avoid. that fall is coming. >> it is here. but not before tuesday. we're nearing 90 degrees. so we've got a nice shot at that. and don't forget your tupperware tomorrow. i know your

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