right now, we're keeping a close eye on puerto rico, where conditions will likely worsen ahead of hurricane maria. calm may not last. just take a look at what it was like this morning. >> and hurricane maria is headed toward puerto rico as a category 5. i have a a 11:00 a.m. update. i'll show it to you in just a bit. >> and new information at midday about the 15-year-old shot and killed by a prince william county police officer. a new timeline of the events that led to the violent encount er with officers.

>> we've got to start the morning with president trump who just wrapped up a speech. he touched on two points. >> first, north korea threatens the whole world. he said the united nations has taken steps against north korea, but more needs to be done. the president started his speech by praising his accomplishments and the american people as strong and resilient. he also used a slogan from his campaign, america first. >> not to take power, but to give power to the american people where it belongs. we have it in our power, should we so choose. >> president trump also urged -- >> that some nations -- >> lead eers of other countries to do the same for their people and asked those leaders to unite against north korea. >> with nuclear conflict. >> the president also spoke about the iranian government, saying the country's

he wrapped up the speech by saying the u.s. has been among the greatest forces for good and called on other countries to join the united states. right now, in puerto rico, thousands who still don't have electricity because of hurricane irma are now bracing for maria. the storm is expected to hit tomorrow tomorrow as a category 5 hurricane. officials are scrambling to open shelters for as many as 100,000 evacuees. the port in san juan will shut down at 7:00 tonight and we're hearing of widespread damage and mudslides in dominique. the prime minister has been posting on facebook as the storm hammered the island. he posted taz roof to his home was ripped off and began to flood. he said referencing the rest of the island, quote, we have lost all that money can buy. right now, rescue teams are patrolling the island to see some of the damage. and let's get a better idea of where the storm is now and where it's

>> sheena is joining us, i'm looking at that radar right by you. this is a monster storm. >> it is a monster storm. a category 5. still heading toward puerto rico, so puerto rico is going to get hit by this storm. either category 5 or very strong cat 4. at this point, it doesn't even make a difference. it's going to be devastating for puerto rico. winds are maxed out at 160 miles an hour currently. here's the path early into tomorrow morning. a category 5 or a strong 4, but it doesn't matter because it's going to be that strong. then we go through into the week and friday and saturday and sunday. it's going to take the north turn. now, there is a history of storms that stay on the east side of the bahamas. obviously, we can't guarantee that. we're still far out in time here, but there's this storm could stay out to sea, but we'll be watching it

there's the eye of a category 5 hurricane, very similar path to irma. if you remember from irma, they had about 90% of the homes lost in irma and you see it stay lg to the south of it in the center. they're still getting tremendous winds and this thing is just heading towards puerto rico. will be impacting parts of o the virgin islands, too. locally, we have hurricane jose off the coast. we're in the peak of hurricane season, so this is not unusual to have multihurricanes. thts responsible for our cloud cover today. here, you see the outer rain bands trying to make their way on shore. the best chance is east of the district, so mostly maryland with showers this afternoon. we'll take a closer look at today's forecast through the weekend as we start officially fall that's coming up. >> all right. lots to track there. thank you. virginia task force one will ride out the storm in puerto rico. the team was there helping with the irma

>> they're training the puerto rico national guard to sift through piles of rubble ifs survivors. maria is taking aim at the u.s. virgin islands and here at home, a church is collecting things to send down there. the pastor of bridge church is from st. thomas. he feels helpless. >> individuals are lacking basic resources that are needed for surviv survival, shelter, food, water. just the basic things that we typically take for granted. >> i know a lot of you would love to help. you can drop off supplies at the bridge church on georgia avenue near silver spring avenue. you can also go to their website and click on disaster relief. we're tracking the storm as it passes through the caribbean and possibly into florida. you can find the latest models anytime in the app. just minutes ago, we got a lot of new information about a teenager's death. >> a p

william county and his mother has been opening up to news 4. >> i just want justice. justice. justice, it's like a little kid. >> she thinks someone should be held accountable. however, the prince william commonwealth attorney said the shooting was justified. >> justin finch joins us live from a news conference just wrapped up. what did you hear? >> chris, good morning. that's right. the briefing did wrap up a short time ago and during the briefing we got a lot of new information about the moments leading up to the shooting. now, taking the microphone here was the commonwealth attorney announcing that baseded on their investigation, the shooting appears justified. here's why. we are told the teen himself called 911 saying

family against their will. he also told police in that call very calmly we are told, that he was not afraid of being shot by officers. now, officers did arrive to the scene. a short time later outside his town home and on scene, the responder officers did see the teen beating his brother's girlfriend with a three foot long crowbar, we have learned he then turned his aggression towards police. those officers demanding several times he drop the weapon, but he refused and in return, offers did open fire. at least one opening fire. >> always tragic when a young person loses his life, this is no exception. everybody is concerned about a young person's death. but there comes a point in time when police have to do what they have to do and this is one of those occasions. >> and we are told that in

to that scene last friday morning. we are told the officer who did open fire is on administrative leave. all four do have training for crisis situations. neither that officer's name nor the teen boy's name is being released, but we hear later on today, a release will come out with with more detail about the this police involved shooting last week. back in to you. >> all right. thank you so much, justin. three people have been arrested in violent protests at georgia tech. demonstrations broke out after a vigil for a student killed by campus police. two officers were injured. scott shulgts was shot and killed saturday night. he apparently called 911 to report a person carrying a knife and gun. when police got there, they say schultz approached them with a knife and

he add also left several suicide notes in his dorm room. this morning, leaders in prince george's county say they are primed to bring some big jobs to the county with a second amazon headquarters. >> but first, the company has to win what's sure to be an ultra competitive bidding war. happening this hour, county leaders are going to reveal locations they'll propose to amaz amazon. it's part of a public competition. amazon has promised to invest $5 billion in its new location. it would bring 50,000 new jobs, most of which have an average salary of $100,000. back up brake light, maybe even a few bad words. all things that fo through your mind when someone says just take 66. trams reporter adam justice working for you in the news four by four and a sneak peek at new plans to relieve congestion on 66. how bad is it where you are

>> not so pat. i have a few other choice words that get thrown into here when we talk about 66. take a look at we drive along. not bad, but hey, if you want a smooth ride on 66, you got to get out here around this time. otherwi otherwise, it's usually backed up all time. what we're talking about is new transit services coming to the quarter here inside the beltway. if you haven't been pay iing attention to what's going on on 66, both inside and outside the beltway, it is really time. inside the beltway, there are going to be tolls that tart up in the coming months. you might have noticed the testing going on now and tomorrow, virginia governor terry mcauliffe is going to announce a plan to start ten new transit services that should move about 5,000 more people per day. now, why is it going to work? well, a lot of the congestion might be able to cut down. include hov requirements and get people on

corridor, but it's not going to be ab easy task. a lot of drivers aren't sold. take a listen to this guy. >> no, people like to ride in their car. they don't like to ride the bus. the bus sucks. metro useded to be great, but now, it sucks, so yeah, people want their car. you need a wider 66. makes no sense. >> and taking a live look here outside our windshield camera as we drive down 66 now, this is what he's talking about. widening the road. there's only two lanes mostly inside the beltway, now, there are some plans to potentially widen 66 in spot, but nothing dramatic, so the creative guys here inside the beltway to see what can be done. back to you. >> all right. we'll take everything we can get. all the help we can get with that traffic op 66. >> drive it at 11:00 in morning is a lot different than 8:00 in

>> take it or not. apple is releasing its latest operating system today. >> before you commit to the update, we'll tell you about the changes you can expect and the stakes are high. a preview of ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders

osing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. . tonight, the candidates for virginia governor will face off in a debate you'll see here on nbc 4. election day is less than two

and neck. >> with more on what to expect tonight, joining us now is nbc's political editor, mark murray. thanks so much for being here, mark. >> good morning. >> start with the democrat. ralph. and you know, what you see as his strengths heading into this debate. and why you think this election, why it is so important for democrats. >> this election is important because after coming majority in the high profile national races we saw that special election in georgia for example, another one in montana, democrats came up short. this is their opportunity to be able to win in the state hillary clinton carried by more than five points in 2016. as you know, virginia is a state that's really tilted democratic in the last decade. democrats want to be able to win this and say we have the wind behind our backs. but beyond the national implications, there are important state ones. the government is a very important figure when it comes to local control and so cr

one exception with bob mcdonald was able to win in 2009, trying to keep their winning streak alive. >> yeah, posted on my facebook page, this is going to matter for your schools, roads, how you get to work. what does ed gles pea bring to the table and is the president having any effect on his campaign sm. >> so, e jdtus came short in a senate contest against mark warner in 2014. where he was almost able to pull off the ayyub set. this time around, he has higher name recognition even though ralph is the state lieutenant governor. but ed was trying to run in this difficult virm for republicans, where you look at president trump's job approval rating, it's in the 30s in a state like virginia. so, he has head winds he's trying to deal with. some republicans are saying he's able to win this. the it can show that republicans even in a tough environment, can win. >> is there an issue you expect to seeominate tonight or one

>> so, i just think we're going to have a whole host of important issues. they disagree on so much. whether on issues like abortion, big time social issues, whether it's looking at what happened in charlottesville and the debate over confederate monuments. i think there's going to be a whole lot of ifsh where is they're going to see yeah, a disagreements. and i think it's all fantastic. my colleague, todd, is monorating, your colleagues are going to be on the panel. it's going to be b must watch tv tonight. >> wow. thank you. >> there's your promo. >> we got to get you back. >> thank you, mark and a quick programming note. because of the debate, news 4:00 at 6 will add for a half hour. followed by "nbc nightly news" at 6:30 then the big debate airs at 7:00 here on nbc 4 and it will be moderated by chuck todd and our news 4 colleagues. it will be must

make our county an economic destination. good pl >> that's mel franklin announcing his campaign. he's running for the consult at large. he's served for eight years and is focused on making prince george's an economic destination. last year, the county voted to add an additional at large seat and so far, franklin and calvin hawkins have announced their candidacy. >> cleaning, wine and walks in the woods. that's how hillary clinton said she dealt with defeat during the 2016 presidential election. the former democratic candidate for president says during that campaign, she spoke to sold out crowd rather last night here in d.c., the first stop on her new book tour. >> it was painful. i say in the book that i'd write about something and i'd have to go lie

because it was just so hard to think about the mistakes i made, the missed opportunities, but then also to come to grips with these other big forces at work. >> clinton went on to say she feels president trump poses a clear and present danger to the future of our country. her book tour for what happened will continue in cities across the country for the next couple of months. today is the day. apple is releasing its new operating system. ios 11 has a lot of new feature, including a completely new look, but it's going take a while no download. so be prepared to not have your phone for a half hour. there's apple pay for friends. do not disturb includes a future to restrict notifications while you're driving, the new operating system comes with a smarter siri. she'll be more expressive and

other languages. in california for eight years, went through a lot of tremblers. you've lived out west. just something you've got to deal with. you've got to live in california to react to an earthquake as calmly as these guys. >> it shook the knbc studios while they were on the air. >> fritz, did you feel that? >> yes, we did. >> just another day on the job. >> 3.6 magnitude quake hit southern overnight. pretty small. chuck henry said the lights in the studio were swinging, but no reports of damage. so, there you go. just kept right on going. >> it's california. they've been out there chuck and those guys have been out there long enough, they've felt plenty. >> they know what to do. >> we're talking about a warming trend here in washington. >> and in the caribbean, the focus is on a monster storm headed from puerto rico. it's left destruction i

hurricane maria's power was on full display overnight on the small island of guadeloupe. >> at least 84 people have been kill and now, maria is on course to hit puerto rico where it could do more damage than hurricane irma. gabe gutierrez

>> this morning, hurricane maria is cutting a destructionive path through the kai rcaribbean, pung the remote islands. on st. thomas and st. john already badly battered by irma, residents are now trying to escape this threat. >> the island is devastateded. no light, no water. no food. >> even the coast guard and other rescue teams are packing up and moving to safer locations. puerto rico was barely grazed by irma, but maria a is a much bigger threat to the u.s. territory. >> the de devastation might be unprecedented. >> the 3 million citizens now under a state of emergency. the government rationing water and baby formula. >> how important is it for you fo get supply sns. >> extremely. tho water anywhere. i can't find water or ice. pretty intense. >> and there's a frantic scramble for gas. i

electricity to 75% of the island, more than 60,000 customers still in the dark asthmary area approaches and some of the 3500 irma evacuees are still in shelters here. today, the government is prepare ing hurricanes of shelter to potentially hold more than 100,000 evacuees. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. so, how would you compare this storm to irma? >> very similar. we're talking both category 5. this one is slightly farther to the south. so, with irma, antigua and barbuda, it got hit very bad. this storm is going to be far enough south where the center is not going to go over those islands. the virgin iltds are going to be more spared than they were with irma because the center will be farther to the south, but it is going directly at puerto rico, which is not what we saw with irma. but this is the same area in the kai

similar path, but as it gets closers to the u.s., it's going to take a completely different path. it's a category 5. winds are max at 160 miles an hour right now. look as we go through time. this is herbearly tomorrow morn at a category 5 as it hits puerto rico, maybe a strong category 4. either way, it's going to be very devastating. for puerto rico. then we're going to see it take that curve up to the north. if it stays on the east side of the bahamas, it has a better chance of staying out to see, but again, we're still pretty far out, so that could change. we're going to watch it closely. here's a look at the storm now. there are the lesser antilles and now, we have the eye baking a beeline for puerto rico as a category 5. the center should stay just south of the virgin islands, but it's still going to impact the virgin islands because the wind field is very large. we'll be watching it today and the updates coming in throughout the afternoon. 77 degrees right now in washington. overcast skies. little ee

and this is all because of hurricane jose, we have a hurricane off the coast, but really if you're along the coast, you're feeling it the most. winds are gusting around 30 miles an hour inland. not so much, just breezy. that's the cloud cover from jose. we have a few shower possible mostly east of the district. this is going to stay offshore. it's not going to move inland. we brought storm ranger over to massachusetts. this is the only mobile radar you'll see, so we brought it to the area we expect to see the most rain. it's picking off the rain offshore, moving into massachusetts, more than it will here. now, again, our winds today will be gusting closer to 40, best chance will be east of the district as we go into the afternoon, so maryland has a highest chance of showers today. tomorrow, sunny, through friday. friday is the first day of fall, by the way, but it will be unseasonably warm. we'll look at your ten-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. bringing in autumn. >> how about that. college park police are issuing a warning to students after a recent break in. we'll hear froman

home at the time. >> and

we're following two big stories related to the russia investigation. paul

cnn reports the u.s. government wiretapped manafort under secret court ordered before and after the election. "the new york times" says prosecutors working for the special counsel have warned him they plan to indict him. apparently, that came after the fbi raided his home in virginia this summer. nbc news reached out to his team and we have not receive d a response. just steps from a local college campus, a woman was attacked inside her home. >> even more worrisome, police think the man responsible is still out there. detectives think he got into the home through an open on gillford road in college park. derrick ward has reaction from stewards who live near there. >> there's a mix here of students and other residents in close approximate imthe to the . this weekend, word went out over the campus alert system about an assault at a home here on the 4500 block. somebody climbed in through

open window. >> once inside, that's when the suspect inappropriately touched the victim. >> neighbors here are worried and on alert. >> i mean, swrus a couple of weeks ago, i was talking to somebody moving in and the mom was like is this a safe neighborhood? i was like, yes, but i mean, happened before. >> tim can attest to that. his home was burglarized around the same time and his windows weren't open. sfl she kicked in our porch door. >> they now have an alarm and other residents are already conscious! yeah, i am making sure our doors and windows are locked. not being careless and leaving something open. >> i've never not felt safe around campus or even walking around so now that it has happened, like we're all taking precautions. all of the kids around here, we're teaming up kind of and

figuring out what we need to do to feel more safe together. >> police don't have a description of the suspect. nor do they know which way he went after the crime. if anything has seen anything suspicious, they'd like to hear from them and they'd like people to take steps to keep themselves and their homes as uninviting to criminals as possible. >> derek spoke to the investigator, they're putting tout word. if you have any information that can help, give college park police a call. we want to show you some new video of a terrifying bus crash. three people were killed when charter tour bus slammed into a new york city bus then into a building. happened early yesterday morning. you see the city bus making a turn there. when the tour bus comes flying down the street. investigators say they found the tour bus spedometer frozen at i6 miles per hour. that's 25 miles per hour over the speed limit. >> that bus driver used to work for the

him two years ago after being arrested. the driver was killed along with a passenger on the mta bus and a man standing on the sidewalk. here in our area, some stress -- she claims he sexually assaulted her during the appointment in d.c. the incident happened sunday afternoon at massage enji. he was arrested and charged with first degree sexual assault. client told investigators he tried to perform a sexual act on her during a massage. now to an unexpected development in college park. it looks like noncitizens cannot vote after all. we've learned the vote that rocked the city did not pass due to an insufficient number of votes. college park needs more than a simple majority to change the city's dhacharter and allow peoe

sennes to vote. there will be a work session tonight. congratulations to michelle williams. she was voted virginia's teacher of f the year. >> she teaches social studies at wakefield high school in arlington county. va she was honored sunday at the richmond museum of fine arts. now, she will compete with others for national teacher of the year. that title will be awarded next spring in a ceremony at the white house. it is time for another one of those quirky holidays. today's international talk like a pirate day. apparently, there are celebrations all over the area. pat has a list. apparently planning to go to as soon as she gets out of here. one is at the community museum in gaithersburg. kids and adults can stop by complete with lessons on how to talk pirate and the chance the make eye patches and hooks. >> not sure what a pirate talks

because he goes around the house saying aar grg hrk, matety. >> like that. maybe he can take it. we'll take a closer look at jose after the break, along the jersey shore, rip currants are the biggest concerns. and toys "r" us kids across the country wondering if stores like this one will close after the company ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders

illespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

we have some breaking news now. new vandalism to one of washington's monuments. this time, a pillar at the lincoln memorial has been damaged. police say it happened yesterday and that the person responsible is in di. the man is due in court this afternoon. hurricane jose is not expected to make landfall, but millions of

coast will feel the effects from rain to wind and high surf. >> yeah and we think this storm will threaten some of tbeaches n new jersey that have been b replenisheded after supersandy. kristen dahlgren has more from the jersey shore. >> this morning, high surf warnings are in effect from the carolinas to new england. >> looks like it's starting to show its teeth. >> hurricane jose spinning offshore in the atlantic. but bringing danger rouse conditions to the east coast. winds could gust over 40 miles per hour and powerful waves can wash over come beach communities. >> if we haven't learned anything else, i would hope from this year, this season, is that you need to be prepared. >> along the jersey shore, beaches and shops calling it an early season. as residents get ready. oblong island, new construction was prepped. and in nantucket, extra lines used to secure boats. >> big storms come to one of the cross hairs. >> while some aren't

in this. >> for those forces to rebuild after sandy five years ago, they can't help but keep a weary eye on any storms in the atlantic. >> if this gets knocked down, like it did during sandy, just sad. >> today, officials warning don't be fooled by jose. not expected to make a direct landfall. this is still a very dangerous storm going to be affecting millions of people we're talking beach erosion, dangerous rip currants here along the jersey shore, we're seeing street flooding. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new jersey. >> you can see there from the shot, see the waves really start tog churn out there. >> yeah and we're getting the clouds. >> we're getting the clouds, so thot too much inland compared to what the shore is getting and what the delaware beaches are getting similar there. winds gusting near 40 miles per hour today along the coast, but we'll have the clouds and we have a chance of a few showers east of the district and mary

in a minutes, here's a look at maria as a category 5 hurricane. u:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center has it as a category 5. this thing is heading straight towards puerto rico. there you see the eye. the virg nlg islands are going to stay just on the north side of this system. irma, remember, went straight through the virgin islands. this one is going to be farther to the south. winds max out at 146 miles hour at the center and there you see it early tomorrow morning, puerto rico is going to be dealing with the strongest winds in the storm, so either a category 5 or strong 4. either way, it's going to be devastating for puerto rico. then we go into the weekend, it takes a north turn here stays just about east of the bahamas right no. if it stays on this track, it has a better chance of staying out to see and we wouldn't have to worry, but this is pretty far out, and things can change. now, here is jose. it's offshore. you might not have known that we had a hurricane so close, but we

so clouds and rain. the left side of the hurricane is the weakest, which is why we're not seeing too much. now, along the beach, you've seen the forecast has beat's wh rain is, not too bad as far as rainfall is concerned. our best chance is going to be in maryland today. we also have storm range, our only mobile radar up to massachusetts along the coastline here because that's where they'll continue to see radar. already seeing rain coming in, so we'll be watching that. here's future weather. through 3:00 p.m., again, the best chance will be in maryland. annapolis, maybe a couple of light showers trying to make their way in, but as we go overnight, jose moves away, we don't have to worry. wednesday through nfriday, pleny of sunshine and first weekend of fall and it's not going to feel like fall. going to be pretty warm, guys. >> that forecast in august. >> doing the math, how to figure out how much house you can really afford. >> and it's just about t

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may benefit from buying online. they're working to improve its website and making change to the online stores. if it's approved, the result of this toys "r" us will restructure billions in debt and come out of stronger than some other companies that had to cut back. you fell in love with a house at first sight. your bank approved the loan, but can can you really afford it? consumer reports wants to make sure your eyes aren't bigger than your bank account. susan hogan helps you do the math. >> kier and her husband just bought their first home. >> what's the first thing we need to do. >> when trying to determine their price range, they had two goals. keep their monthly housing costs below what they've been paying for rent and make sure they had enough left over to cover other expenses then some. >> we tried to break it into pile where we were saving a certain amount of money

month. >> their bank prearooufed them, but that number can be deceiving. lenders look at how much they think you can pay them each month. >> that doesn't mean you can make those payments and still save for retirement, save for college and still manage to go on a vacation every year. >> deciding how much you can afford is personal, but experts say a good rule of them is to cap your housing costs at 25% of your take home pay. this should afford you a little wiggle room to keep up with anything that breaks down. >> you need to have money in case the air conditioner breaks or you need to replace the roof. owning a home is very cost intensive. keeping your payments as low as possible will help you. >> in the end, they found a home they love for less than their approved loan leaving them enough room in their budget to start save iing for the next bi thing. >> we want vf a nest egg right now for vacations, emergencies and eventually, having our first d.

>> having trouble calculating a number you can live with? working with a financial planner or a third party you trust could be the good move. susan hogan, news 4. zblncht well, the jewish new year begins tomorrow and next week is holiest day of the year in the jewish faith. as families gather, food is a big part of the tradition. joining us now is elise from on ryo, a modern jewish del deli i d.c. what makes you modern? >> so, we have a lot of the traditional -- but do a lot of modern twists, so, for instance, we have in addition to regular reuben, vegetarian, mushroom, smoke ed booet. salads come with dressing on the side. we have a will the of things to

accommodate. >> the hol kidays are strongly tied to tradition. talk about the foods you would see. >> we have over here, a round reason holland. so, the idea, it's the start of the new year. want to wish everyone a sweet, happy new year. we take apples and kip them in honey. that's a way to kind of toast to a sweet new year ahead. the hol la is round and signifies the circle of life and beginning of a new calendar and a lot of the other traditional classics you'll see on the u jewish table like brissett and all the rest. and we've been fasting, we want to eat something simple, bagels, breakfast foods. we have a french toast that i think is perfect. eggs, things just kind of get your blood sugar back up.

stimulated because you can't smell this, but it smells like a wonderful warm fall day in the kitchen and you're going to prepare something. >> we're making cinnamon french toast, which we have at our store all the time for breakfast so that's it right there. >> the cinnamon french toast if you can see it. it's got lots of cinnamon in it, i can tell. >> smells like fall. >> and probably butter. >> the butter is actually just for making individual pieces. so, i'll show you, we yeah, we are going to take our cinnamon b bobka and first, create a little custard. we have five eggs here, i'm going to start to whisk. >> there we go. >> then we're going to add a cup of milk. >> that's whole milk? a special kind? >> i'll be honest, it's a very forgiving

any dietary restrictions. then a pinch of salt and sugar here, again, no need to really worry too much about the details. going to grab these cuts of butter here just to get our skillet ready. then a slice and just soak it! it's sort of like the way you make french toast. >> we're using it as the bred, which makes it the more decadent and delicious. what do you serve with this? >> because it's a new year, caramelized apples. just a little nice apple topping for you. but you can honestly, we serve it with maple syrup, anything. >> there

we're going to stick anytime the butter. what are some of the other offerings that you have for the holida holidays? >> we have a noodle. >> this is really beautiful. it's got corn flakes on top. >> yes, con flakes on top. the way my grandmother made it. noodles, cheeses. like a noodle pudding. >> aq uic he there. >> we've got to go, but we're going to tell them that you can find all of these recipes and dishes at on rye, the newest jewish deli in chinatown and i hope you can get a chance to taste what i'm going to taste in just a minute. chris. >> all right, hopefully, you'll leave a little bit for the rest of us. ♪ i want to be everything and more ♪ >> ten finalists of "america's got talent" are dealing with big obstacles tonight including this yog

a summer long search for a million dollar act wraps up today. >> the finale begins tonight and tomorrow, the winner will be revealed based on america's vote. mark barger has a preview.

♪ >> making the finale of "america's got talent." >> you have to think to yourself that you can do this. >> has the potential to be overwhelming for anyone. >> it's just really nerve racking and terrifying tat same time! but it's not overwhelming for a dog named hero. >> he only barks when we perform in front of people, so in rehearsal, he's pretty quiet. >> some of the ten finalists have overcome great obstacles. >> i never thought i would be able to do more with music than singing in church. >> evie lost her father to cancer just days ago. >> he would always sing it it. >> >> it's a final performance. >> there's a great vibe from the audience. zbr the performers hoping it's enough to earn america's vote. >> it's going to be really good. like genius or why you there. >> dance team light banc

while diablo has a master choreographer calling the shots. >> i'm always trying to push my dancers and that's what i'm focusing on. >> for one act tonight, it will be a million dollar performance. >> the tensions are high, but everybody's ready to go. >> mesh gasurin america gets to one. zblncht today, we're look iing clouds from hurricane jose. still offshore. going to stay offshore. best chance of showers will be east of the district in maryland today. breezy, low 80s tomorrow through friday looking fantastic. mid-80s friday. officially starts fall, but as we go through the weekend and even into next week, it is not going to be feeling like fall only feeling more like summer. guys. >> all right. we'll take a little more summer for ali l while longer. thank you and that's news 4 midday. we're back on the air at 4:00 this afternoon. zpl

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