right now we're getting reaction on the president's possible decision. another royal baby? a surprise announcement this morning in kensington palace. while the royal family was force to do reveal the pregnancy now. we've got some great conditions out there for labor day. finally after a business of a wet start, could it be a sunny send to this holiday weekend? we have your forecast and timing on possible rain, coming u

good morning, imp, i'm molette green. >> and i'm chris lawrence. president trump is expected to put an end to daca. >> here's what you need to know. the program was started in june of 2012, it allows certain undocumented immigrants to receive a two-year agrees period from deportation. daca does not give an undocumented immigrant lawful status. justin finch is live in lafayette square with what he has learned. >> yeah, i'm

i'm here also to defend daca. >> reporter: theerp gathering outside the white house for almost a month. >> god will wipe every tear from their eyes. >> reporter: holding vigil, standing strong to preserve daca. >> i'm luke, i'm from it chicago. i'm feeling a lot of emotions. >> through a laugh and smile, lou is still fighting one of the roughly 800,000 young people called dreamers who lives as they know them could turn upsidedown. daca was pretty essential to my life. it gave me a work prime minister, driver's license, social security number, the things obviously which you cannot imagine being here out. >> reporter: despite reports, the president is poised to end daca. that decision is set to fold in a six-month delay some see as strategy. >> he's trying to put it in congress's fault so, if

end, he can say it's not his fault. i think congress will step up and do the right thing. >> meantime lou continues to demonstrate the organization hopes the actions here and others will change minds in the oval office as the president is now hours from making his decision. >> we strongly believe that he cannot take away the daca program until there's a legislative solution in place. >> reporter: that decision again due out at some time tomorrow. we can tell you that the deadline was stead by a cadre of state attorneys general that if daca at the continues, they're prepared to challenge that and it is reported that he is seeking counsel, which c

not made up. lawmakers come back to work tomorrow and immediately have to draft a on aid package. steve mnuchin has float add proposal to attach that aid to raising the debt limit. congress also has to pass a spending bill at the end up of month and republican leaders will be at the white house to talk about tax reform. switching gears to talk about the weather and what's shaping up to be a agreed holiday forecast. >> lawyers is it starting to warm up? >> yes, finally. it was chilly this morning, but now we have warmed up. a lot of those terms, currently viewing 74 degrees. we have a nice south wind.

having the sunglasses or at least finding them. you probably didn't need them for most of the weekend. with and you have that sunshine, make sure you have that sunscreen if you are headed to the pool. looking great for a grill time, but we have some rain on the way. we'll talk about when you may need your umbrella in just a bit. right now these fires at a chemical plant near houston you are out. on sunday firefighters set them intentionally to speed up the cleanup process after hurricane harvey. >> other challenges, this morning, floodwaters are still high in some places. many still can't return home. sarah rosario has more. >> reporter: the first look

many is too much to bear. >> it could be a lot worse. >> reporter: streets a hotbed for toxins and health risks as homeowners try to salvage what they can. >> i'm like, wow, i remember this time in this picture or this blanket. >> reporter: shelters still have others with nowhere to go. the promise of financial aiden courages some, but the need is still great. despite the military shipping in supplies and donations pouring in a desperate need to drinking water in west leutzen 4600 homes could be flooded for another week. mandatory op evacuation remain in place as they release more water. >> every day we have water in there is another day our house decays. >> reporter: ten days after hurricane har

residents are finding out it may take years to recover. neighborhoods across south houston are just like this one, as obvious sign that much help and donations are needed. sarah rosario, nbc news. right now a massive wildfire is burning in northern california in a neighborhood there. it trapped about 50 people for a little while in madera county, near fresno. the neighbors were all rescued. the march to confront white supremacy continues. >> today they're making the 13-mile trek from manassas to fairfax. the walk started last monday in charlottesville. they've been marching about 17 miles better day. they've been staying overnight in churches. they'll arrive in the district on wednesday. >> important information if the plan to use metro

schedule all day. that means trains until 11:00 tonight. there are a number of closures that remain in place as buses replace trains between twinbrook and friendship height. all fares are off-peak for the holiday and parking at metro is free. we're working for to you find the best time to get back on the road today. time is actually running out to miss the big traffic on i-95. it slows down a bit through fredericksburg around noontime. expect it to remain that way through 9:00 p.m. if you're taking i-81. try to leave by 3:00 p.m. also both ends of i-66 are typically clogged until about 8:00 p.m. new this morning, there's another royal baby on the way. kensington palace announced

the duchess of cambridge is expecting her third child. they are already parents to prince george and 2-year-old princess charlotte. the palace made the announcement after the former kate middleton was forced to cancel an engagement. a lot like her other two pregnancies she's suffering from accuse morning sickness. from u.s. to south korea, the response has been swift after north korea's latest bomb test, this one a hydrogen bomb. what action is being kurted this morning and why north korea would launch more missiles soon. too much solve syrup. that's what a man is a blaming

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north korea's defense ministry says the north could be preparing to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile. it's only been a day since north korea claimed to have tested a hydrogen bomb. >> reporter: advanced nuclear device sent shot waves around the globe. diplomats all called for annual emergency security council. >> north korea right now is the most dangerous place on the

testing a missile. president trump met with his national security team at the white house. afterwards defense secretary jim mattis gave a stern warning to the north korean leader. >> any threats to the united states or its territories or our allies will be met with a massive military response, both effective and overwhelming. >> reporter: president trump remained vague if he would order an attack on north korea. >> we'll see. >> reporter: the president said he's considering ending all trade, cutting economic ties with china. >> i will draft a package for his strong consideration that would go as star as cutting off all trade or other business. >> reporter: a threat designed to get the chinese government off the sidelines and actively engaged in getting north korea to end hostilities. >> reporter: this

talk of ending trade is unacceptable and unfair. the trump international hotel has become a popular place to protest in d.c. this video was shot from inside the hotel's clock tower just moments after a wanted man crashed into another car outside the hotel. paramedics took five people to hospitals, including that suspect. people who saw it happened said their relaxes sunday afternoon changed in a matters of seconds. >> you're sitting thinking my god, 30 seconds ago we're having a glass of wine, beautiful sunny day, talking about how beautiful it is and then that unfolds not even 100 feet from where we were sitting. >> the good news is everyone involved is expected to be okay. d.c. police say the crash was not related to the trump hotel. the man they arrested was wanted in connection with an

early morning crash yesterday. they were killed on i-70 outside the frederick. they say both men were riding in the backseat of a truck when the driver lost control and hit a tree. a fourth person had only minor injuries. it's unclear why the drive lost control. just days ago they were celebrating her 19th birthday. this morning a family is planning the funeral of a young woman killed outside her own over. unique davis died saturday night, she was hit when someone began shooting along tubman place. the family held a kanelllight it service, and they told us she was an innocent bystander. >> he doesn't do nothing to nobody. >> davis's sister and man were also injured in the shooting.

police haven't released a description of who they are looking for. here's a story that already has people -- a man is blaming cough syrup for his wife's death, but he's the one who took it before stabbing her. he woke up to found his wife's body covered in blood. listen to part of his call in raleigh. >> he told that dispatcher he took too much cough medicine thursday night, hoping it would help him sleep. now he's charged with the murder of his wife. they would have celebrated their first wedding anniversary in november. protests around the country on this labor

demanding a federal minimum wage of $15 an hour. this protest is in chicago. the minimum wage in d.c. is expected to hit $15 mark by 2020. hurricane irma is a major threat to the caribbean now, but what about the u.s.? >> after the break, lauren shows us the storm's latest track. the nurse in this video, you can hear her screaming. she's talking about the shocking arrest a

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touchdown confirmed. >> talk about out of had world, a record-setting nasa astronaut has made her way back to earth. you're looking at peggy whit son and her crew mates moments after completing the mission aboard the international space station. the 57-year-old has spent a total of 665 days off the planet, folks, 288 days were on this latest mission alone. that's more time than any other american and any other woman worldwide. congratulations to her. some of you may be spending the holiday weekend at the water, but chances are, you haven't heard the history behind cars beach annapolis. >> it was one of few beaches

proafrican-mile-an-houring could swim freely without the fear of discrimination, and top black artists such as james brown and jackie wilson, they played there to sold-out crowds, but now only photos and carol henson president shares with us his time on carr's beach. >> it was the only place that african-americans could go anywhere within i would say 50 miles of this area to get in the water and see some great entertainment. carr's beach was a place where a person could go on saturday or sunday and bring the family, bring a picnic basket, got in the water, have a good time, good out of the water and go in the pavilion, which was huge, which held almost 1500 people. as a child, you know, carr's beach was kind of like a place where my parents would take me. a guy by the name of happy adams, a

had a radio show in carr's beach. >> how would you like to see all the top recording stars. >> every week he was live, with people like fats domino, jackie wilson. i was a board operator for mr. adams, and you said, you know what? i would like to become a disk jockey. >> this is it. all along here this was all where the beach was. >> it's just a warm, warm memory, and it was very, very sad when it went away. you know, the acts started to die, promoters would come in and try to do special gigs, and it never panned out. they started not making money. why go to the beach with no air conditions, when you could see the same

along came a developer, let me buy a beach, and they developed it into condos. i think they did the wise thing when they sold it, though historically and emotionally it was not a good thing, but it is what it is. >> good education lesson there for us all. we have more photos and an interactive page in the nbc washington app. if you do plan to try to scoot out to one of our local beaches for the afternoon, the weather is shaping up just fine. >> perfect. i was at the beach this weekend, and i was in the outer banks. it was raining, i know it was raining here, but we're doing much better. >> anything outdoors today would be great. >> great. whatever, vineyards, i put that in my forecast in

just get ute and enjoy we on do have some changes on the way. clouds moving probably tomorrow, and then we'll keep the rain around on wednesday as well. all eyes on hurricane erma. we're going to break it down and sort out the information. current temperatures right now we're all in the 70s. temperatures in the low to mid 80s for daytime highs. we have plenty of sunshine out there. clear skies, as we continue. temperatures not quite as cool overnight as they were this morning. we'll be in the 60s and 70s overnight. there's hurricane irma right here. i want to pause it before i widen out on this. that's hurricane irma. you can even see the eye from how much i have widened out.

but right now it's a category three, winds at about 120 miles an hour, this is the latest track, so it's only going to strengthen. it will hit a category 4, as the conditions are favorable for it to strengthen. nothing is breaking it up. this skirts to the north of the leeward islands, north of hispaniola, and right around cuba, and it's a hurricane category 4 hurricane. this is by saturday. right now it is way too early to tell, though we are getting a general consensus, but it's too early to tell about this track. by wednesday we'll have a better idea. please watch your social media posts, and make sure they're coming from a convince appear meteorologist or the hurricane center, because i've seen a lot of erroneous tracks out there. we're looking gut through your tuesday morning. by tuesday

when we're expecting more rain. in fact through the day on wednesday, and we'll show you more on the ten-day forecast coming up. speaking of getting outside. a popular hiking trail is closing for years, but not before a final send-off from folks who are very upsit. the action plan in about 30 minutes of the georgetown branch trail. a missing temple university student found murdered.

purple line construction is about to shut down a popular train from bethesda and silver spring, but the folks who walk and ride the trail are not giving up. >> reporter: i'm at elm street park, it's the end of the george did not town branch trail. 3 1/2 miles that way, you would be some silver spring. folks are worried the purple line, the proposed light rail to run from prince georges and montgomery counties, will run close to the trail, and they had to shut down the trail for five years for construction. they say it's for the safety of the people who use the trail. the people who use the trail say the new reroute is just

unsafe as construction, because it goes too close for a busy roads. the sign to get to governor larry hogan to get him to stop it. they're also considering legal action, because they say they are federal laws barring irreparable harm to the trail. the purple line, if it ever gets built could be running by 2022, but if this trail is shut down, that could happen for the next five years. in bethesda, derrick ward, news4. a man is in custody accused in a brutal and bizarre killing of a temple university student. josh hubiters allege lid killed gen ever, and then move a lyft is to move her bod the body was found on his grandmother's property. she

for that -- police are still trying to figure out how they met and a motive. you've seen this video. this morning she appeared on the "today" show to find on what happen. she was trying to stop an officer from this should they say she was obstructing their investigation, she says she was just doing her job and hopes sharing the video will prevent similar events. >> i feel a sense of urgency for this conversation. we need to make this better. this never should have happened, and if i have to say anything about it, it won't ever happen again. >> she was released from custody after about 20 minutes. they never charged her with anything. two officers have been placed on paid administrative leave

investigation. surveillance cameras captured an suv slamming through a laud roe matt here in staten island. the driver backed up slowly, and the suv mowed down six people, three of them seriously hurt. police say a 74-year-old was behind the wheel and this was an accident. that driver has not been charged. better pay is being considered for some of the people who help teach our kids because of a new i-4 team investigates. last month they re1r50e8d a growing shortage of substitute teachers, causing school districts to scramble when the teachers call in sick. >> it's a real problem. today one of the our area's largest district is considering a change after our report. scott mcfarland explains. >> reporter: harriet sims has taught for more than

than now. the retired educator now works as a substitute teacher. >> they look at me, do you know math? i said, yes, i've been teaching it for 50-some years, and they go, what? they say, okay. the students know that i know the math, so then they'll start asking questions. >> a reservation revealed a severe shortage of substitute teachers. on one school day in january, we found three major school districts had more than 2600 teacher absences, but they found only 2100 subs to fill the slots, force something full-time teachers like justin hyde to cover two classes at once. >> it's a lot of work to come into someone else's classroom and teach kids. >> they experienced the shortage in 2016. the new superintendent says because of our report he'll consider a plan to booth the pay for retired teachers who return to sub. >> one of the big sources of our

subrecruitment has been retires. we made semichanges how we paid them, and i want to make sure we're doing everything for retired teachers as to till be a part of the system and come back and work with kids. that was cog mcfarlane at the reporting. just last year fairfax schools actually reduced the pay rate for retires so they would earn the same as other subs, in other words, make it equitable. they say the shortage could require fairfax to go back to the older higher rate. >> a redskins player makes a stunning move off the field that has teammates shocked. we'll explain. and we can't complain about the labor day weather. the sun is out,he temperatures t

football season hasn't officially started, but already one of the redskins key players is considering a life on the sidelines. multiple reports say that sua cravens announced his retirement, but apparently he was talked out of it by the owner. craven is supposed to be redskins starting strong safety this season. >> we'll see how things play out on sunday to kick off the season. after mondays of qualifying rounds, americaneningia warrior begins national finals tonight right here on nbc4. athletes will take on stage 1 all in the hopes of grabbing that $1 million prize. nbc's mark barringer has a preview. >> it's the national finals in las vegas. >> reporter: for 100 ninja warriors, that

obstacles they'll be seeing for the very first time. >> what is it like when you see that new obstacle and you think, my gosh. >> yeah, why would they do this to us? >> reporter: athletes don't get to run it before they compete, so they're forced to strategize. >> it's always like you second-guess yourself on technique. >> reporter: there's no second-guessing the spirit. >> they help each other. how rare is that. >> reporter: even on a solo quest to conger the coast, they're all united in supports each other to do it. >> nobody is putting vats liens on handles. >> they're cheering. >> a dozen women are in the finals mix. what does it mean to be competing against the guys on a level playing field. >> i love it. i don't know if i ever knew i would be strong enough to keep up. >> reporter: both the women and men hope to salomon the strength that earns them

sdwra warrior's top price. we were just talking about how much -- we love that. can't wait. >> the kid love it. >> it's a great show. i'll turn it on, and an hour has passed. >> and i realize how out of shape i am when i watch that show. it's not good. >> we all realize it. >> i can't do that. >> but if you want to go out there and practice, molette -- >> do it today. >> yeah, do it today. maybe have an american ninja warrior in your backyard. it's going to be beautiful. there won't be a threat of rain into the afternoon. tomorrow things will change. you're not going to need the umbrella until probably (3) or 4:00, but leavely late night 'tis, and we have the newest update. we'll show you that coming

still stuck in the 70s, but we're warming things up for daytime highs today, so maybe you're headed off to the vineyards later on. this afternoon it will be a gorgeous day to do that. and then throughout the evening, if you're grilling out, that's what you want to do this afternoon for labor day, a lot of people will be doing that, again it's going to be absolutely gorgeous. temperatures overnight will not be quite as cool. yard work, barbecuing, even the pool looking good. now tomorrow we start to change a bit. temperatures when you wake up tomorrow morning, maybe get the kids off to the bus stop. a lot of them will be heading off to school tomorrow. and then increasing clouds throughout the day. we could have a bit of a breeze tomorrow afternoon and rain after about 4:00, and then continue with the rain chance through your tuesday, overnight into wednesday. here's hurricanes irma right there. the eye of this is really defined over the last

now. this thing we're going to continue to have to watch. it will be a category had as it makes its way towards cuba, and down through cuba. again, this track could change. i think we'll have a better idea on wednesday, but please watch your social media post, a lot of false information is going on out there. temperatures in the low to mid 80s, plenty of sunshine and then late tomorrow night, some rain that will last through wednesday. if we do have hurricane irma impacts, it won't likely be until the middle of next week. thank you, lauren. parents add this to use you are to-do list. it is that time of year again to this i about getting your child that flu shot. what you should know before making an appointment. are you loyal to certain brands at the grocery store? >> yes. >> i'm not.

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in news for your health. whether your kids will head back this week, you might want to start thinking about your flu shots. erkka edwards tells us about the latest vaccine, recommendations for the kids. >> all right. you're getting your flu shot today. >> reporter: it happens every single year, flu season s. doctors say everyone over six months. >> look

>> reporter: should be vaccinated. >> you did great. >> reporter: kids are high on the priority list. >> children are the great distributors of influenza virus. they give it to each other and then they bring it home and give it to grandparents and uncles, aunts, moms and dads. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics is advising pediatricians to offer the vaccine as soon as it's available, certainly before the end of oak t. >> he's of age to get the flu shot. >> some children have chronic conditions that increase the -- >> it's extremely important. we advocate 150%. >> reporter: even though last year's vaccine was only about 50% effective, experts still say it's the best option we have to protect against the flu. >> influenza is a serious illness. it can take a healthy person and make them so sick they have to go to the emergency room and be admitted, and it can

fast, within 24 hours. >> reporter: for a second year in a row, doctors are not recommending the nasal supra, which means kids have to endure the shot, whether these like it or not. erkka edwards, nbc news. they usually don't like it. this morning the rock world is mourning the death of walter becker, a founding member of the group steely dan, beth known for their hit singles like "real and in the years" and "deacon blues." he died on sunday at the age of 67. a major security change goes into affect at pittsburgh's airport tornado. you will no longer need a ticket to go through security. the tsa is testing a any program that allows people to go past checkpoints and go to restaurants and shops even if they're not flying. it will be in effect weekdays from 9:00 to 5:00, but the tsa could expand the

will give a pass that's only valid for the day it's issued. >> how about that for a drinking game? he'll set a new record for carrying mugs of beer. he had to carry at least 27 more than 40 yards and set them down without any spillage. he carried 29 mugs. >> oh, that is nuts. restaurants better nab that guy. >> does it have to be name brand beer? >> no. oh, there you go. next time you go shopping, may want to give up that name brand product. >> it turns out it may just save you some money. jo link kent shows why one company is dropping the labels. >> reporter: when a new company sets up shop, so much of luring in the early customers is about the an

ceo tina sharkie it cofounded brandless which ships everything direct to consumers. each item is priced at $3 or less. the idea eliminate what the company calls the brand tax, which includes advertising, retail shape and distribution. >> if people understood what things cost versus what people pay for them, they would be rioting in the streets. >> i sigh maple syrup there. how much is that? >> $3. >> but maple syrup at the grocery store is probably twice if not more. so are you telling me that entire difference is all brand markup? >> it's not just brand markup. it's basically an entire system. it goes from the supplier. then they have to play a distributor to get into the retail outlet, then the retail outlet. >> reporter: brandless products are only sold online. maggie heard about it

she orders ahead when she has friends over. >> i think at $3 you might be a little worried about quality, but i was really surprised. >> reporter: brandless also keeps prices down by limiting what it sells to a couple hundred products, but brandless may not always be the better deal. at trader joe's some products are even cheaper. the company is trying to break in as consumer tastes are changing. 90% of the ton 100 have lost market sharing. >> consumers are much more about things that are local, authentic, that have a story that connects to them. that often means putting aside the traditional brands they may have heard of for years and years. >> it soujds like brandless is developing a brand. >> we are unapologetic, we're just redefining what it means to be a brand. >> reporter: disrupting the future of how compani

jo link kent, nbc news, san francisco. after harvey's destruction. ♪ close to thee from celebrities on ordinary people. some are offering muc, somesi

economy. it seems every day there's something creating tension. >> but in the midst of everything going on nbc's morgan wolfe found young ladies determined to bring joy and smiles to a community in wisconsin. >> reporter: it's a morning routine for many. stopping into a coffee shop. >> monday his or miss, tuesdays hit or miss, wednesday are pride the highlights, because we have the old lady clan that comes down here. >> ten ladies go to dunkin' donuts every wednesday at 9:00 a.m. >> good morning over there. >> led be the fierce. >> it's a woman's world, i think, and we're here to prove it. >> they're naughty. >> wake up after a small coffee. >> they order the coffee with a splash of sass, and head ts

>> reporter: where the real fun begins. >> we like to wave people and make people happy. >> honk honk. yeah. it's just a lot of fun. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i think it's the fact that these people almost jump out of the wear to wave. the kids just love it. >> maybe they're crabby when they start out. after we wave, they look pretty good. >> reporter: they're sweet ladies. >> i think more on that end. >> with a few spicy ones. >> she's or proust attituur pro. [ laughter ] that operates on the daytime. >> those ladies are so naughty. >> laughs are supposed to be very good for senior people. well, we laugh a lot. [ honking ] [ laughter ] >> i just

they put a smile on my face on wednesdayed when i go to work. >> he's going too fast. >> reporter: they say slow down, and brake for a smile and laugh. >> there's a young good-looking guy. takes the time to get out and enjoy yourself. [ laughter ] i wish they should show up at the dunking doughnuts near me. what an awesome start to the day. >> waving away summer, summer vacation. we've got to talk about the weather today. >> i kept thinking they're in wisconsin. what do they do during the winter there? that's a bit chilly. definitely not chilly today. tomorrow after 4:00 or 5:00 is when we'll see some thunderstorms. and then we dry up for the end of the workweek. we'll heard a lot about the tp

this morning the harry connick jr. is one of the many in texas right now to help. it's kitty beck reports that hugs are beinging nearly as valuable as supplies. >> reporter: when life is saturated by loss, when words fail. ♪ closer to thee >> reporter: sometimes music speaks. ♪ is my plea >> reporter: hymns of hope inside a house of worship. songs roe placing to sorrow. >> i remember when my town got devastated by hurricane katrina. >> reporter: almost 12 years ago to the day, singer harry connick jr. lent compassion to a devastated london. >> good luck to you, baby. good luck. >> reporter: now he's helping thousands of houston rise, a city that once opened their arms to victims. >> i've always loved

recede, volunteer efforts have flooded in, thousands showing up day after day in shelters and neighborhoods left in shambles. >> i really appreciate that, because we are really hungry. >> reporter: sifting through the damage and lifting the spirits of strangers. >> it's actually easier to help than not to help. it's easy to give than not to give. >> reporter: trekloads of essentials, handing out food and spreading the hope that at some point life will be normal again. >> right now i'm hugging a lot, and just see what they need. >> reporter: a week after harvey, there's so much. ♪ this also light of mine ♪ i'm gonna let it shine ♪ this little light of mine ♪ i'm gonna let it shine that is going to do it for news 4 midday. thank you for joining us. weny

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male starring the cast ofo the nbc pri"great news,"w show, with a special appearance by tina fey. - as we're all aware, the news recently has been terrible. divisive politics, corporate greed, violence, - the network has asked us to just lighten things up a little bit, so nothing depressing, just happy entertainment stories. - no way. i'm not just some monkey who does whatever he's told. - i am. remember yesterday, you told me to eat a banana, and i did? - please, please, please, chuck. we've got cool video packages, a cool celebrity interview. we have two cool anchors who are going to do it without complaining. - are you calling me cool? fine. i'll do it. - great. - hi. could someone tell me where the green room is? - sorry, dear. you're not allowed in there unless you're famous. - i'm, uh, one of the producers of the new, um...