breaking news, o.j. simpson is out of prison. a look at what is next for the 70-year-old that spent the last nine years behind bars. >> if you're still under the covers we can't blame you. especially when you look at the numbers. spots in the 40s this morning. a look at how those temperatures will recover during your sunday. >> thank you, sarah. sometimes when you're president you have to make sacrifices so i skipped the back 9. >> snl is back with alec baldwin as president trump. the political shots they took in the season

right to it and also touching on the situation in puerto rico and the president's response yesterday but we're going to have the highlights coming up. good morning, everyone. i'm angie kbrgoff. >> we want to get to it this morning as well. o.j. simpson walking out of prison free on parole. they made the announcement a few hours ago. >> here you see simpson signing papers before his release. still not clear where he was transferred to but this is the moment just two months ago when he was granted that parole. simpson must follow strict rules including no illegal drugs, no association with convicted felons. he served nine years after he was convicted of the armed robbery of two sport memorabilia dealers. >> more to come from that. >> 6:01 right now. need the long sleeves this morning as we head out earl

temperatures in the mid 30s and i do believe they're going to slip a degree or two as we get into the sunrise that comes out after 7:00 a.m. 7:04 to be exact. we're at 53 degrees. temperatures may drop a degree or two here in the d.c. area. a lot of areas are going to be stuck in the 40s for a little while. at least through about the 8:00 a.m. hour. you might need the jacket as you head out the door but will you need it for the rest of the day? we'll talk about the wind and daytime highs for today. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >> the killer is on the loose and the parents of a young woman that had so much ahead of her ar

>> the fbi confirms that the body found in north carolina is that. we all hoped for a different outcome. she was last seen at a naval base nearly two weeks ago and we were there as her emotional parents spoke out just after hearing the devastating confirmation. >> so the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward. >> the parents of billie appear before the media hours after learning their daughter had been murdered. they wanted to thank everyone for their prars and express gratitude to those that helped in the search. billie was missing nearly two weeks. her car was found several miles away. her cell phone was found in a dumpster a few miles from base. then a break in the casee

behind a church in charlotte. hundreds of miles from norfolk. their worst fierce came true. an autopsy confirmed those were the remains of her 19-year-old daughter. >> she is home. she is home with god and we're okay with that. >> her father spoke about the national anthem controversy. he addressed president trump directly. >> i say to you, mr. president, it's more important than people standing up for the anthem and i'm a veteran and served this country and earned the right to voice this. >> and that was darcy spencer reporting. now please stay with news 4. we continue to follow this story and we will have coverage on this murder mystery. the fbi is determined to find billie's killer. read the statement and watch the entire news conference with her parents. we

washington app. >> the latest out of puerto rico where local and federal officials are saying progress is made to restore water, gas, and communication with the island. some say that progress isn't coming fast enough. a lack of fuel for trucks is blocking the delivery of much needed supplies. the governor's office says a barge carried 2 million meels and a million and a half leeters of water is being delivered. more than 60% of the gas stations were in service and nearly half the grocery stores are now opening. >> but it's president trump's twitter rant against the mayor of san juan getting a lot of attention. taking in the criticism of the federal relief effort. he said the mayor showed poor leadership ability and accused cruz of playing partisan politics. in an interview she said the country cannot be distracted as

>> i really have no time for anything that is not conducive and productive in terms of saving lives. >> president trump is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday. still not clear if the mayor and trump will meet. and news 4 also going to puerto rico. the comfort hospital ship has been deployed to the region. look for doreen's live report on first responders and aid workers starting tomorrow. president trump's response to the crisis took center stage on the new season of saturday night live. >> that's right. opening with alec baldwin's trump talking on the phone with the san juan mayor played by melissa. >> we need you immediately tuesday or wednesday. >> mr. president that's not good enough. >> well, you should have paid your bills. fema takes a few

>> what are you talking about? >> ma'am, i don't know if you know this but you're in an island in the border, the ocean border, big ocean, with fishy and bubbles and turtles. >> those lines are some of the real comments made and the ocean comments were also brought up again during weekend update. >> coming up we're going to have even more moments from last night's season premiere of snl. that was the big question after the big emmy win. would he be back? we got our answer on night one. >> day one, that's right. >> we told you about this yesterday. today is the day. talk about new laws now in effect in maryland that will save you money and protect your children. arguably the biggest change has to do with prescription drugs. maryland could become the first state in the country to take action against drug manufacturers that price gauge.

or ygeneric drugs. the whistleblower protection act make sure that all school employees feel safe reporting unlawful activities. take a look if you open up the nbc washington app and all you have to do is search new laws. >> rise and shine and maybe grab the windbreaker. look, if this flag is any indication it's a little chilly this morning. we have a breeze out there but we're also in store for another beautiful fall day. lauren is back after the break and she's going to take a look and break down the changes we can expect during the work week. >> a new injury concern for the nationals. all of this while heading into

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with only a few days left before the playoffs that's nothing fans want to see or hear. he left early with a right leg injury. he pulled him off as a precautionary move. >> you know, right hamstring cramp and we took him out for, you know, precaution. we got to make it through the playoffs healthy so we thought it was better that we make that move, precautionary move to get him ready. >> he left nats park to get a precautionary mri on his hamstring. they lost that game 4-1. the playoffs start friday when the nats take on the cu

reporters after the game. this is the first time in his history with the team that he hasn't done so. >> hopefully he gets cleared there. the nats play again today at 3:00. as you track the forecast, going to be chillier than they're used to? >> it is going to be a little chilly. not quite as chilly -- and breezy i should say, as yesterday but i don't think you'll have the winds out there today. thank goodness. let's look at the temperatures because we're on the keerl side. 50s here in d.c. but right along i-80. mid 30s out there. so it's a little chilly. slow to warm as we have clear skies. we will get some sunshine as we continue through the morning. the sun coming up after 7:00 a.m. but we're in the low 60s before noon. need to grab the jacket early this morning and as we continue that temperature will get right around 70 degrees for a daytime

it won't feel quite as chilly out there. for your evening, maybe watching some football even though the redskins don't play until tomorrow night temperatures falling into the 50s and 60s with clear skies. a little warmer tomorrow. temperatures in the low to mid 70s. take a look at your rain chance. not a lot going on. i took this a little bit on thursday. there's a chance that we could have a shower passing through on thursday. a few more clouds thursday to friday. looks like the front might stall so that's why the temperature doesn't drop again until saturday but we have some 80s on there. we're going to build the temperatures through the work week and not a lot of rain chance this work week or even this weekend. >> we want to let you know, our nbc washington app posted 14 easy fall getaways. so 6:14 right now. time for reporters notebook. >> we'll be back in 15 minutes with more of

stories. >> good morning. i'm pat lawson muse. d.c. first responders went to puerto rico to help with the massive relief effort. ten police officers from the district went there wednesday to deliver thousands of pounds of relief supplies to people that need them. for most it wasn't just a professional mission it was personal. 8 of them are either from puerto rico or have family and friends there. tom and scott joined us this morning. it's got to be tough for them, for many people trying to help with the efforts. we have seen them join the first responders from virginia and maryland and some had to go back more than once. >> first of all they're adding support and puerto rico needs as much support as they can get and also they're raising awareness of the scale and scope of this disaster locally. making sure folks in d.c. recognize this is such a big

own there to help. maybe that helps with donations. >> and speak of, this originated from the officers themselves. it wasn't the department decide let's find officers that might want to go. they came forward and said we think we can help. that's a good thing. i think we ought to re-emphasize with a we keep hearing over and over again. some people are collecting things and the organizations that are helping it. they need cash donation. they need checks. online donations. they don't need your old tennis shoes, your old socks. they need money. >> we have seen a lot of criticism about slow response on the part -- >> from the u.s. government. >> from the federal government and we're seeing that response stepped up now. what are they talking about on capitol hill? there's been a lot of pressure from both parties. >> they just now, just this week got money out the door for irma and

what those were. >> it's old news. >> the need is still there. that emergency funding congress is putting forward are much deserved and much need so it's good. but this could be a much larger bill needed for puerto rico in part because puerto rico doesn't have the local resources that texas and florida had when they were hit by the hurricanes but what's more they could transcend the prior ones. they need tens of millions of dollars and congress never agreed on how to get the money out the door. do you just add to the deficit or cut funding for other things. >> are they offering because of their status? >> yes they are. they're like district of columbia they have representation in congress but it's not the same as the voting rights for state people but the federal government was slow to respond. there's something called the jones act that says if you ship anything from one u.s. port to another it t

ships. they suspended that for tex so the foreign ships could help send supplies. well they didn't do that for puerto rico. >> on thursday. >> but until this week they decided to do it but every moment counts when you have no water. the system is bankrupt. it's $9 billion in debt. it can't afford to fix what it's normal problems are. >> the president reminded us of that a couple of days ago. turning to other issues at the white house, freed from prison. there's been a series of incidents. in one case a man that pent 15 minutes on the ground undetected got no prison time. jonathan that jumped the fence in march was one of 20 people arrested for breaching white house security since 2014. what is going on there? and why are the jumpers getting off scott free. >> that's this week's story. the jumpings happened this spring. there was a whole series

the one you just referenced that was on the white house south lawn and there for sometime not only was he a fence jumper but he inspired at least another one to do so but they're all coming up for sentencing now. their day in court is arriving and they're all being freed. jonathan tran sentenced to zero days in prison. another person was sentenced to zero days in prison. >> no other conditions like mental health services? just free. >> yes on the mental health service. stay out of the district of columbia. but they have difficulty charging these guys aggressi aggressively. it's just a trespass charge but they say the stay away orders don't stick. there's so many repeat offenders among them but in a heightened political atmosphere when people are angry or agitated there is a sense this will happen more

had stepped up but last week we saw a retired police officer from tennessee arrested with a bunch of guns. many of them loaded. >> yeah. >> they were near the white house. >> heres the thing, the white house has a fence. it added another fence. as scotty has been reporting they're going to add sticks and where is the response? somebody is on the ground for ten or 15 minutes that's a lifetime when you're dealing with security. i don't understand why the secret service is unable to protect the president's house. >> agents were fired or secret service personnel were fired because of jonathan tran but he is going home free. >> a lot of this is mental health issues but people that have these issues they want to come to the white house for some reason. i don't understand why our defense forces aren't prepared for that. makes no sense.

voice to the chorus of those making a pitch to attract the new amazon headquaters. >> metro is saying where ever you go build it on metro property. >> to provide the facility. amazon says 50,000 jobs have been created. governor hogan is looking in the area of baltimore and not in this area but we have places for it. i don't know if we're the front ru runners for it. >> everybody is making a pitch for this. it's almost amazon's best friend is everybody in government. baker wants

>> amazon wants an area with a million people. good transportation center. boston, atlanta, chicago, detroit all have reasons. >> it's good metro can accommodate but metro has enough problem. >> this would be separate from the operating of metro. it may help to have another facility like that. >> metro has pockets of land. >> who is going to give enough incentives for this multirich company amazon to come here?

>> tom, how would this work? and what kind of equal benefits are we talking about? bonuses or travel subsidies? >> many companies subsidize. the federal government too. many companies allow free parking for its employees or parking garages on the other spots. >> nbc does. >> well, yes, nbc does but if you take metro, private employers don't give you money to help subsidize your transit or if you ride a bike you get to money to pay for the gears or tiers on your bike. or if you walk maybe you can buy shoes so charles allen proposing this says if you're going to give parking benefits you have to balance it out for people that use other forms of transportation. >> requiring is interesting for me. there's been an argument in the past, free market rule employees that offer the incentives have a leg up on the other employers. maybe position to get

set of employees. to require it takes away that system. >> what if the response was to take away our free parking. >> that's one of the fears people have is that if you require companies to provide equal benefits for all of their transportation issues then maybe we won't do any or we'll start charging people for the free lots. but the business community says this is burdensome to implemented. if you have a lease when you lease a parking garage how they're going to cost out what it costs and give an exact amount of money of employees that bike. if you offer a benefit for parking you have to offer an equal benefit for your employees that don't park. >> is there a lot of support. >> when i talk to people on the street about it there's lots of support and on the council too there is and some people worry this is

business. there's been a lot of things, minimum wage, paid family leave, et cetera. some people say the city is still trying to put too many requirements on the business community but there seems to be a lot of support for this. >> think of how pivo tartal thi could be. they're requiring it be near transit station. how important it is to incentivize the train systems and rail systems and bus systems. >> certainly get a lot more people out of their cars. if you drive to the national zoo you know parking is at a premium there but a $50 million plan would change that. the zoo is planning to build a new garage with a lot more spaces. it would help relieve traffic on connecticut avenue and into nearby neighborhoods which really gets bad. >> i had a really rough day this past week when i went to the zoo and spent all afternoon exploring. it was a tough

i was happy to do it. but seriously i talked to the director of the zoo, plans for this garage would hold more than 1,000 cars. the five lots that are available fill up by noon virtually every day and there's no place to park. people have strollers, wheelchairs, picnic baskets and come from far distances. more than half the people come by vehicles. he said if we can build this garage and they plan on biddiuig it. we'll have more room for animals. we need more room for the animals and that's what they're there for is to show people animals. >> love going to the zoo but it's generally backed up. >> for those of us that at least at one point had young children in strolle

get there is certainly serviceable but it's a huge uphill climb. >> it's a half a mile. >> and if you have little children they're exhausted before they get into the zoo. >> that's an issue and disincentive for people to go to the zoo. >> the garage will, if it improves traffic and makes it easier to get in and get out it will be a good thing but there will be more details released coming up. >> teachers supply their own classrooms before heading out to school this month. the iteam found a lot came out of pocket for pencils and paper and untraditional items. why are they having to pay so much? >> they're paying a lot. what would happen is classes would be disrupted otherwise. we surveyed 1,400 local teachers and fun 2 to $300 in

extra supplies for the class rooms. the ones they couldn't get out of the supply closet at the schools. it occurs across the country. teachers don't complain but they say it's necessary to make sure that they have everything they need for their lesson plans. to make sure that a kid has something at his desk the moment they need it. but it's worth mentioning one of the reasons we pursued this story is the district is ahead of the curve on this. they give the most support to teachers to do this. they give $200 gift cards to supply stores to help them make those purchases. this isn't charitable it's in the contract that the union negotiated. they were wise enough to recognize the issue and provide surveillance por. >> i talked to the former chancellor here in town and she was saying we should be giving them more but parent-teacher groups, i have been to a number of these,un

our own station gives out backpacks for the students but there's so much in terms of having number 2 pencils and pads to write on. it's amazing that you have to beg. >> students don't show up with a pencil, students don't show up with paper, index card teacher has to provide that or the whole house of cards collapses and the support from government is critical here. >> thank goodness for the teachers. thank you. that's reporters notebook. news 4 today continues. at 6:30 welcome back in to news 4 today. the top stories of the morning. a nevada prison official is confirming this morning that o.j. simpson is free. he spent the last anyone years in prison for an armed robbery in las

>> billie's mother is calling her daughter's killer a coward. she disappeared from a military base on september 18th. police made no arrests. >> the nationals top pitcher leaving last night's game with a right hamstring cramp. the nationals beginning the first round of the playoffs this friday. we have to get an update on his condition by today. >> news 4 today starts now. >> on sunday morning welcome into news 4 today on this first day of october. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. >> a precautionary move there. might be healthy for the playoffs. >> they have a game today. we'll see what happens come friday. >> i want to turn things over to lauren because yesterday you warned us you said overnight people are going to be in the 40s but some people were in the 30s. >> that's

so the valley is a little lower elevation. that's where we're seeing some of the cooler temperatures. that sun coming up a little after 7:00. beautiful outside. here's the temperatures again. some of the valleys, winchester at 34 degrees. so then you head into the city, we're at 53 so we're the warm spot here but it's rather chilly out there this morning. it's going to continue to be chilly throughout the remainder of the morning. just at noon we're at 62. we're warming up to 70 degrees today with mild conditions. it's going to be nice. plenty of sunshine. but how does the rest of your week look? we have those details coming up. >> 6:32 and now a story that is unfolding. we are watching as things

this is in the catalonia region of space as voters head to the polls. >> it is a northeastern region and encompasses barcelona and a court ruling the vote be suspended but that's not stopping the crowds. >> you can see officers there, they're wearing riot gear smashing their way into a polling station this morning. chanting crowds have been fighting back and scuffles between voters and police are breaking out. the region is fighting to break away from spain for several reasons including to have more control over it's government and finances. however spain's central government says the referendum is illegal. >> now to a story that must have been startling for airline passengers. two american airline planes bumps into one another. this happened at reagan national on saturday morning, yesterday. one of the plaenes wings touche o

taxiing. thankfully nobody was hurt. >> take you to the district now where this morning there's a mystery surrounding the death of a baby. we were there as dc. police responded to the neighborhood on 7th street northwest on saturday. the thing is at this point it's unknown how the baby died and if anyone has been arrested or charged in the investigation. we reached out the learn more details but so far detectives are not saying much. >> the search is on for whoever shot two people that were inside of their car early saturday morning. this is a story that an fwrksgii brought you yesterday morning. they were shot at the intersection in northwest. they actually then drove on to the vw parkway and pulled off at an exit to call for help. that's the scene you're looking at right now. no word on how they're doing this morning. >> it's a plot twist you may not believe. a man charged with murder ulma

innocence with the help of a tv show many of you noel. nbc's owe friar has the story. >> for america, baseball is a past time. for juan it's a lifesaver. >> i can be on death row right now. >> his story that sounds more like the plot of a legal drama is featured in a new netflix documentary called long shot. it begins in 2003 when he was arrested for murdering a 16-year-old girl. >> i think i was speechless for like five minutes. >> a witness claimed he was at the scene of the shooting but he was actually at an l.a. dodgers game. he just had to prove it. >> i got this story that i wasn't expecting. >> working with the attorney they discovered a tv show was filming at the stadium that night. hbo's curb your enthusiasm starring

raw footage hoping to spot his client in the thousands of attendance. >> finally he showed up on tape number five. >> when you saw that, what did you think? >> i jumped out of my chair and i pointed to the screen and i said that's him. that's him. roll it back. >> that video helped make him a freeman. >> had you ever watched curb your enthusiasm before this game? >> never. i never heard that name before. >> i'm guessing you're a big fan now? >> oh, yeah. >> he's also a fan of his attorney. >> we have a pretty special bond. he's just -- he's a good man with a good soul. >> it's a powerful story film maker just had to tell. >> what i love most about it is that it's not really one thing. what attracted me to the story was how all of these things kind of work together. >> a baseball game, a

coming together to change one man's life. >> that's unbelievable. >> like a tv drama. wear a wacky costume and you might get rich. that's the idea behind a legendary game show. >> now the original host and co-creator of the show died. he died yesterday at the age of '96. his show premiered in 1963 here on nbc. he became well-known as being a fast talking trader that pulled people from the audience for big prizes or worthless gag gifts. he enyoued fame and raised nearly $1 billion for charity over his lifetime. he is a legendary and really one of the last hosts from that golden age of tv game shows. >> all eyes will be focused once again on the nflay

watch what players will do when the national anthem is played. president trump reigniting that debate on twitter. he tweeted very important that nfl players stand tomorrow and always for the playing of our national anthem. last week more than 100 nfl players sat, knelt, locked arms or raised their fist during the anthem. that came after the president call for team owners to fire players that protested by standing or taking a knee during the game or before the game. >> now that saturday night live is back the writers were able to come up with jokes about the nfl anthem controversy. take a listen here as fake president trump compliments sarah huckabee sanders. >> you handled that nfl thing just great. >> i'm a little embarrassed that i said it's a black and white issue. i should have said it's a black versus white issue. >>

i'm combative and like to win and might have a degenerative brain disease. >> i'll stand by you, sir. >> rapper jay-z also performing last night on the opening show of the season. while he did not bend the knee during his performance he did pay tribute to collin kaepernicks 2016 protest of the national anthem. you can see him right there wearing a jersey with the number 7 and on the back it has collin k. >> 6:39 right now. big changes in the week. it feels like we went from summer to late fall just like that. we are going to take a look at how quickly things are going to warm up today. >> it is a pretty sunrise. plus we'll introduce folks to a woman on a mission to remember her brother and make

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beautiful the sun coming up. temperatures in the 30s coming up in just a few minutes. warming up slowly today but we don't have the wind today. but how warm are we going to go? we have that ten day forecast coming up. >> 6:43, president trump set to visit puerto rico on tuesday to get a firsthand look at the damage done due to hurricane maria. >> the thing is that visit comes as he lashed out at the mayor of san juan and other local officials that criticized the federal response. joining us now to talk this and much more. a lot to talk about this week, chuck todd. when we look at his handling of this and taking to twitter yesterday morning, how do you assess that? what do you make of it? >> obviously he doesn't take any criticism very well. an

criticism personally and decided to lash out personally and his initial tweets when he said they want everything done for them. he has a lot of people that are sceptical of his motivations and intentions when it comes to people of color and here he goes only throwing potential gasoline on that fire when he refers to all of puerto rico as they. they want everything done for them and i think it has only added to an already tense situation. >> what do you think is going to happen when he gets there tuesday? what is going to be on the agenda? >> at the end of the day there is, i would assume everybody's focus is where it should be which is really trying to figure this out. i imagine, i would assume he seemed like a guy that realized whatever he was tweeting was getting a lot of negative response so he was trying to flood thee

the conversation a little bit. >> so i think i would imagine it's going to look like water under the bridge a little bit. there's too much to be done. if he goes down there and it turns into a spat or feud that's not good. >> the mayor wants to move on from this. >> if anybody doesn't move on from this it's, you're putting people's lives in danger. >> right. you're going to be talking to treasury secretary. what are you going to be talking about? i know with the whole tommy price re-signing, is that going to come up. >> he had his own issue. all of this is actually to me makes it a little bit more difficult. looks like they're using up taxpayer dollars to fly around and the

plan. they swear this is a tax plan that's going to help everybody but all the analysis says most of the benefits go to the wealthy. they have an entire large optics issue when you throw all of that together and to me that's some of the questions that the treasury secretary will have to answer for. >> we're going to point something out chuck, 2016, 2017 you were the number one show on sunday morning. >> congratulations. >> all because of wrc. >> we were going to get you a cake but the graphic was cheaper. >> we got you some too. >> as we know there's one market that matters the most and it's this one. >> i'm not going to tell you about the lead in. >> i'm well aware. we are -- we have such a great lead in this market i believe we get more viewers than all of the other shows combined thanks to wrc. >> we have to get a graphic made for ourselves. >> that's a big deal. but that's because of your dominance in this market. >> we'

with us. >> enough. we're going to pull a muscle patting ourselves on the back. >> tears are going to start flowing. >> it doesn't happen without rickets. >> we will get to rickets too. >> chuck todd thank you, congrats again. >> how did you get in here so fast. >> i live on in the hallway. >> another moment from last night's season opener of saturday night live here. that's kate mckinnon reprising her role as attorney general jeff sessions whose character begs trump not to tweet. plenty of material. >> a lot of material. >> squeezed it all in it seems. >> but giving us the big intro. >> that was great. >> what is so f

before we go on he's always talking the weather. >> he secretly wants to be a meteorologist. forget politics. let's do weather. >> we have plenty of sunshine out there today. now that sun coming up, look at this sun, you can't see it right behind me. we saw it a second behind me. i forgot i'm not right in front of it. it is gorgeous. that one is actually not as pretty. it's going to be a beautiful sunrise. 7:04 is when the sun comes up. plane on queue, there it goes. >> chilly start this morning. boy is it cold outside. if you thought yesterday was chilly. today definitely a chilly start but we have quite weather this week. might need those jackets tonight. we have a nats game and you may need jackets because the temperature is going to plummet. 53 in the district. the more you step outside the beltway the cooler

e especially in the valleys. this is for d.c. but you know it's going to be cool out there so you might need to have the jacket and the sunglasses. headed to hit some golf balls early this morning, temperatures warming very slowly and, in fact, by later on this afternoon we'll just be at 70 degrees. that's where we topped out yesterday. it was breezy yesterday. we have another baseball game today. regular season home game starts at 3:00. 3:05 to be exact. you might want to have that sweatshirt handy. especially by the end of the game. some could get a little chilly. sun going down this evening. 74. one thing i do want to talk about we have a small chance of seeing sprinkles pass through the region. i did put a few more clouds for thursday and friday. temperatures in the low 80s. we have

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she tells us how this family is now honoring his memory. >> in the corner of her living room christina black and her little boy making music on the piano she and her

as children. it led him to a career in muse akz the guitarist for the band yesterday saints but he could also compose music like this. >> people would see him out to speak with him there was something about him. >> they were shocked when they learned he died of a heroin overdose. a drug that was supplied by an acquaintance that pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. >> there's no words to describe how devastating his passing was. it was a shock of course. i felt like my

scooped out. >> this wasn't his way of life. he made a mistake and it was fatal. >> his family is now sharing the story of their family tragedy to raise awareness but christina wanted to do more to honor her brother's memory. an idea struck her. >> what if we figured out a way to give children guitars. >> they'll do just that. there's a fund-raiser this weekend. they're collecting gently used guitars. the money raised will pay for lessons. >> the most genuine compassionate kind person that i have ever met and i want to honor that. i hope this will be something he will be very proud

>> news 4. >> it's there at the common wealth where it had the highest death rate ever from opioids last year. statistics were available for only a part of last year. >> this is a topic close to home for many of you in our area. we invite you to watch a new series of special reports on this issue starting today. it's going to air on msnbc. nbc, the "today" show. you can find links on our social media. go to the nbc washington app. >> covering prince george's county where a teenager is waking up as an eagle scout and there's something else about him that is making this more

impressive. he excelled in scouting and the classroom. receiving two awards for academic excellence but he admits all of his accomplishments did not come easy. >> you had to commit yourself and you can't give up. you can't turn tail and run halfway through the project. you have to stick with it no matter how tough it gets. and eventually he wants to serve. >> we have a lot more news we're covering today. >> a couple of breaking news stories plus an hour by hour look at a

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>> this coming out of nevada. o.j. simpson walking out of prison free on parole. nevada prison officials made the announcement a few hours ago. >> here he's signing papers just before his release. the first photo released.

it's not clear but this is the moment at the hearing two months ago when he was granted that parole. he must now follow strict rules including no illegal drugs, weapons and no association with convicted felons. he served nine years after he was convicted for the armed robbery of two sport memorabilia dealers. >> starting off chilly on this sunday. >> yes it is. it really is. i have a sweatshirt that i keep putting on there. it's a redskins sweatshirt of course but not only chilly inside the studio but also outside. temperatures in the 30s in some spot. sun coming up in 2.5 minutes. 52 right now at this point and we're going to be slow to warm out the day. if you have early sporting events, maybe heading to church, go ahead and grab that jacket. you're going to need

>> she was last seen at a naval base two weeks ago. her emotional parents spoke out after hearing the devastating confirmation. >> so the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward. >> the parents of billie appear before the media hours after learning their daughter had been murdered. they wanted to

for their prayers and express gratitude for those that helped in the search. she had been missing for two weeks. she was last seen at a naval base where she worked. her car was found several miles away. her cell phone was found in a dumpster a few miles from base. then a break in the case came friday morning. a landscaper found remains behind a church in charlotte, hundreds of miles away. an autopsy confirmed those were the remains of their daughter. she was a culinary student from prince george's county. >> she's home with god and we're okay with that. >> her father spoke about the national anthem controversy. >> i say to you mr. president, it's more important than people standing up for the anthem. i'm a veteran and i have earned the right to voice this. >> and that was darcy spenc

now stay with news four for continuing coverage on this murder mystery. the fbi determined to find his killer. a lack of fuel for trucks is blocking the delivery of much needed supplies. a barge carrying more than 2 million meals and a million and a half liters of water was being delivered. more than 60% of the islands gas stations were in service and nearly half the grocery stores are now operating. >> but president trump's twitter rant against the mayor of san juan is still getting a lot of

attention. he accused cruise of plague partisan politics. in an interview she said the country cannot be distracted as they focus on saving lives. >> i really have no time for anything that is not conducive and conductive in terms of saving lives. >> president trump is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday. still not clear if the mayor and the president will meet. rolled out the new season of saturday night live. >> the series opening with alec

baldwin's trump that's not good enough. >> you should have paid your bills. >> fema takes a few days unless you know fema prime. >> what are you talking about? >> i don't know if you know this but you're in the island in the water. the ocean water. big ocean. with fish and bubbles and turtles that bite. >> those lines they were brought up during the weekend update. >> there's so many clips online if you go to the snl twitter feed. they covered everything in that first season. so they had a big season to live up to from the last time around. >> we'll have a little bit more ahead. i'll share some with you as well. all right we told you about this yesterday and today it is the day. new laws now in effect in

money and protect your children. this prohibits gauging and the state instituted now protections for kids in schools. it makes sure that all school employees feel safe reporting unlawful activities. take my animal and you don't have to be catholic to

i know they prefer you keep them on a leash. anything can happen. >> don't bring the fish. >> how the crew handled this emergency. >> chaos unfolding in spain this morning. smashing their way into polling stations. the voters, they're trying t

>> this next story is about standing strong and one woman's re

shooting at the pulse night club in orlando. >> >> patience carter says a prayer of gratitude before taking the stage at the mrs. black america pageant because this time last year she couldn't walk. >> i felt defeated. i felt i would never walk again. >> patience was at the pulse night club in orlando on that terrible night last year. >> the shooter is in our bathroom stall now so we're scared. we're holding on to our last breath and he says hey, you, and he shoots somebody on the ground, shoots another person and then shoots the person that's directly behind me. >> then he shot patience, twice. a bullet shattered the femur bone in her right leg. one of her friends was among the 49 killed. a stranger that shielded patience with his body also lost his life but long after the physical pain went away patience still struggled mentally and

to live. >> after surgery, 7 months of rehab and with a metal rod in her leg patience is now standing strong. >> you're about to walk the red carpet for the first time without your crutches. what goes through your mind when you think about where you are today and where you were this time last year? >> it's incredible. >> did you think you would walk again? >> no. >> and look at you now. >> look at me now. i'm right here. ♪ >> she's raising her voice and hoping to raise awareness and money to start a nonprofit to help survivors of gun violence and push for stricter gun laws. >> patience is a role model because she is a living example of what people have suffered as a result of hatred. >> at the end of the night patience was awarded two trophies and named first runner up. >> even oprah winfrey didn't win the first

>> but she won her life back and gave a piece of her heart to others. >> i'm just happy that i'm even alive to experience this so i'm just grateful. >> nbc funews, philadelphia. [ applause ] >> you'd be clapping too. passengers on this air france jet burst into applause as it landed in canada. if you look outside the window you saw the busted engine. it was on its way from los angeles to paris when the plane lost one of four engines. passengers say they heard loud noise and that was about two hours into the flight. air france says the crew handled the problem, quote, perfectly. there's still no official word on what caused that. go for the aisle seat next time. >> exactly. what a view. so 7:13 right now and we are in store, this

behind us, for another beautiful fall down but right now we have a strong breeze out there. it's a little chilly but lauren will be back with a look at what changes we can expect during the work week. >> also talking about a new injury concern for the

only a few days left until the playoffs start. this is not what nats fans want to see. leaving early with a right leg injury. he pulled him off as a precautionary move. >> you know, right hamstring cramp and we took him out for, you know, precaution. and, you know, we got to make it through the playoffs healthy. and so we thought it was better that we make that move, you know, precautionary move to get him ready. >> a team spokesperson said he left to get a precautionary mri on his hamstring. the nats meantime losing 4-1. the playoffs start friday when the nats take on the chicago

>> a lot of chatter this morning, fans saying you don't care how precautionary it is? >> they want him back. >> fans have a game at 3:00. >> 3:00. >> i have family members going. probably a layer or two. >> it starts at 3:00 it's not going to be bad but later innings. so it's going to get a little chilly. once that sun goes down, that temperature is going to plummet. very similar to last night. keep that in mind. you definitely need a jacket out there this morning. i'm carrying my sweatshirt around which is now on the table there. it's cold and temperatures are in the 30s in some spots around our region. thank you ctonya. now we're looking at the sunrise and not just the horizon but beautiful out there. the sun came up. 7:04:00 a.m. and you know it's going to be a beautiful day when you see a view like that. but it's lead to a chilly start this morning. we do not have a lot of rain this week.

of the week but as i talked about grab the jackets and we haven't talked about the tropics because they're quite. thank goodness. for now. so we'll continue to watch those if we have any updates but today we won't see anything develop. 52 right now in the district. here's the 30s i was talking about. my friends in winchester, 34 degrees but it's a chilly start this morning. we're going to warm up but warm up slowly. by the time we get into the noon hours, temperatures in the low 60s and by this afternoon the upper 60s. still mild out there but temperatures gradually rising throughout this week. tomorrow will be in the mid 70s as well as tuesday and wednesday 77 but our average temperature is 74. we're below that today. 70 degrees. yesterday we made it to 70 degrees. a little cooler because we had the wind out there. we're not going to have that wind out there today or the cloud deck that developed later on yesterday afternoon. if you're headed to the nats

you'll need them. it will be fairly bright but as we continue into the evening make sure that you have that sweatshirt with you. 74 will be the temperature for tomorrow. all sunshine and just warmer so when you get the kids ready for the bus stop another cool start with temperatures in the 40s. possibly upper 30s but by tomorrow afternoon temperatures in the mid 70s. we stay in the mid 70s on tuesday and they keep going up from there. wednesday upper 70s and by thursday and friday we're in the 80s. could have a frontal system that produces a few sprinkles. so we will dry into next weekend. >> thank you. ten minutes away. yesterday we told you about the d.c. design house opening this weekend and today barbara harrison tak

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barbara harrison takes us inside the estate fit for a princess. >> like the palace from a fairy tale could have seen a princess tripping and losing a shoe. jewels

below past the dining room now set for a formal dinner but before going into dine she would peak into the drawing room to see if friends were there. then down the hall she would glide on marble floors beneath the vaulted ceilings to find the library. designed for the likes of a princess that might favor blue. in this case it was inspired by her apartment in new york. even the leather covers of the blo books were hand painted in blue and stencilled in gold. >> she loved dogs and i love dogs. if you love to read, if you rov books, and you rlove dogs, you'e got it all

>> the inspiration, grace kelly who would one day become a princess. >> there was a scene from to catch the thief where she is driving along the coastline with this amazing scarf blowing in the wind. >> what would a castle or palace be without a darkened room with portraits, cages with missing parrots and chairs with missing cushions and doorways that go nowhere. >> it may be a fairy tale paris but every one can use this room. >> she would love this one. >> might our fairy tale princess head off here to leap in maybe not. >>

here. >> but outside on the pool deck the design house has a perfect place for a princess to rest up for a big night ahead. >> she could take a nap on our cabana. have some privacy. >> the privacy and privilege of this could be your play house for a cool $10 million or so, furnishings extra. >> i'm still wondering about that like 50 shades of grey room. >> that was a little differ. i need to know the back story on that one. >> it feels too cramped for me. doesn't have enough room. >> what were they thinking? as you can tell she couldn't get to all of them but they have 23 areas. each has a decorated floor to ceiling by different design firms in our region so not just one person that's outfitting the house but you would get lost in that. >> you can. if you want to check it out

house will be open through tend of october. the proceeds benefits the children's national medical system. great cause there. it is sunday and many wondering how nfl players are going to handle the growing controversy over protests during the national anthem. a new tweet at president trump could add fuel to the fire. >> the show of force by police if spain. the rote in a noisy world ... northern virginia's own novec is listening to its cust who want reliable,

and ways to save energy and money. novec delivers the most reliable power in the region. and customers are paying less for electricity than they did eight years ago. novec is listening and responding. that's because this not-for-profit cooperative is owned by the people it serves. novec. listening. responding. ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, 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.

a prison official confirming that o.j. simpson is a freeman. he spent the last nine years in prison for an armed robbery in las vegas. >> president trump raising his administrations response to hurricane maria in puerto rico. right now more than half of puerto rico's 3.4 million people lack access to drinking water and 95% remain without power. it's been 11 days since the storm hit. >> the nationals top pitcher left last night's game with what is being called a right hamstring cramp. the nationals beginning the first round of the playoffs this friday. he'll get an update on his condition by today. >> good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff. >> one of our lovely viewers calling the newsroom saying what happened to add tam sf

>> adam has the morning off. >> at least she knew there was a difference between the two of you. celebrate that. >> that's right. chilly temperatures, 30s and 40s in some places this morning. >> it was chilly -- i just dropped my clicker. happy sunday, everybody. there we go. which is actually my tuesday so that's allowed. we have plenty of sunshine out there this morning. it's gorgeous out there this morning. the sun came up about 20 minutes ago. queue that plane. always happening. luck of the a riesh right now. temperatures in the 30s. it's chilly along i-81. here with the clear skies and sun coming up we'll start to see a warming trend but the temperatures won't get too warm today. have the long sleeves with you. maybe a jacket out this evening and definitely the sunglasses. we had some 90s in october. we'll talk about that on the ten da

we have coming back to us. that's all coming up in 15 minutes. >> all right. so things are escalating quickly. this is the region of spain as voters and police go head to head in the polls. >> this is the northeastern part of the country where barcelona is and there's a vote underway and the regional leader is now condemning the police crack down. they have been fighting back. the region is fighting to break away from spain including to have more control over it's own government and finances. however the central government sthez referendum is illegal. >> now to a developing story that must have been scary and startling for passengers. two american a

bumped into each other. telling news four that one of the planes wings touched the other plane as they were ataxing. thankfully nobody was hurt. >> there's a mystery surrounding the death of a baby. >> this was on south 7th street in northwest but here's what's frustrating. we don't know yet how the baby died or if anyone is going to arrest it. we're working on this and trying to get more information. so detectives got saying much. >> the search is on for wofr shot two people inside of their car early saturday morning. this is a story that was breaking news yesterday. the pair was shot at the intersection of new york avenue in northwest. >> they actually drove on aft

the exit to call for help. there's no word on how they're doing this morning. >> so this is a plost twit twis may not believe. a man charged with murder able to prove his innocence with the help of a tv show: joe has his story. >> for america, baseball is a past time. for juan it's a lifesaver. >> i can be, you know, on death row right now. >> his story that sounds like the plot of a legal drama is featured in a netflix documentary called long shot. it starts in 200 3 when he was arrested for murdering a 16-year-old girl. police claimed he was at the scene of the shooting but he was actually at an l.a. dodgers game. he just had to prove it. >> i got this story i wasn't expecting. >> working with the attorney they

filming at the stadium that night. hbo's curb your enthusiasm starring larry david. >> so he comed through hoping to spot his clients among the thousands in attendance. >> finally he showed up on tape number five. >> when you saw that, what did you think? >> i jumped out of my chair and pointed to the screen and i said that's him. roll that back. >> that video helped make him a freeman. >> had you ever watched curb your enthusiasm before this game? >> never. i'm

>> he's a good man with a good soul. >> it's not really one thing and what attracted me is how all of these things worked together. >> a baseball game and tv show and perfectly timed moment all coming together to change one man's life. last week more than 100 nfl players sat, knelt, locked arms or raised their fist during the national anthem. that came after the president called for team owners to protest by standing or taking a

>> you may say this is all perfect material for snl. well it's back with it's 43rd season and the writers were able to come up with some yolks about the nfl anthem controversy. it's a black versus white issue. >> i love football. i could have plaid. people say i remind them of an nfl player because i'm combative and i might have a degenerative brain disease. >> i'll stand by you, sir. >> rapper jay-z performing last night on the opening show. a lot of politics in it. while he did not bend a knee during his performance he did pay tribute to collin kaepernick's 2016 protest of the national anthem. you can see him wearing a jersey with the number

>> when that song came out he went viral about it before all of this erupted but we cannot forget ryan gosselin is on there too. >> have to check and see what they did based on that. >> a little later in the newscast we're going to check in with a new dad. kurt cousins. >> marilyn manson hit by a falling set piec e.wh

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law. >> that's why i have scars on my face and my nose and beat me with objects. >> maryland delegate c.t. wilson said he endured years of sexual abuse as a child. he was a foster kid adopted by a pedophile. i would get beaten from waking people up at night and from the delegates to the sexual abuse. >> he camp i don't knowed legislation to give victims of child sex acontribution more child to file lawsuits against tear abusers. >> i told him i'll be back year after year as painful as it is and as much damage as it does to my family and myself because i wanted to see these people have their choice. >> wilson is a democrat but credits remembers with forcing a vote. >> it passed unanimously and people asked me how excited i could be and i was very disappointed because many of

didn't have the courage to vote against it. >> that law goes into effect october 1st giving victims of child sex abuse until they're 38 years old instead of 25 to sue. >> i'm a man. i was a soldier at the time. until i was 25. i can't look at myself in the space an absorb that that i went there. you put it aside. >> he wants victims to know they're not alone but he also knows this season enough. there needs to be more efficient placed on prevention. >> i believe god put me here for a reason and i believe that and i believe the pain i go through better be worth it. >> darcy spencer, news 4. >> your time is 7:42 on this sunday. wear a wacky costume and you might just get rich. that's the idea behind the legendary game show let's make a deal. >> now the original host and co-creator after that show

monty hall died yesterday at the age of 96. his show premiered in 1963 on nbc before it switched over to two other networks. he became well-known as being a fast talking trader that pulled people from the audience for big prizes or even worthless gag gifts. his daughter said he enjoyed fame and raised nearly $1 million for charity over his lifetime. >> marilyn manson recovering after injuring his leg in a concert. we'll show you video. saturday night, a large prop, you can see it there, it fell on him. the two large pistols, they just crashed down and then he stumbles backwards. he does have a scheduled performance tomorrow. still no word if that's going to go on. >> big changes in a week. we went from sum tore late fall. we have the sun up.

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season against the pirates. a little chilly toward the later innings so might want to grab that jacket but when you get there going to be bright and beautiful. make sure you have the sunscreen and sunglasses. a warm up possibly. that's all coming up on the ten day forecast in about four minutes. >> thanks. baby news. redskins quarterback kurt cousins is a new father. the baby boy was born friday and weighed if at 9 pounds, 6 ounces. we canned how little baby cooper was doing? >> everybody is doing well. youly went home last night. they went home last night and very content baby so far. that's what happens when you go 11 days past the due date. the baby comes out content. it's a special experience and i texted the koechs afterwards and i said that was the top experience of my life so far. so i guess that says it all. colt was

he kept me in the loop as to what was going on here and i did intend to try to get here for practice but those at the birth center were telling us could come in the next half hour or hour and that wasn't what happened and colt face timed me into one of the meetings and i was able to get caught up on some of the third down plan and i got here early and played catch up. tough practice. pretty productive today. got us going the right direction. >> got the sticker. >> i know. doing it all. that's going to be a game changer at home for him. >> cooper cousins that's a strong name. c squared. >> all right. officially october. today is the first day, right? so it's time to get ready for halloween and who doesn't like a really good scare? >> i don't. >> as we get close tore halloween. it's about time to plan trips to see haunted houses. >> or not but if you want to, we sent her to

called shocktober. how this serves a good purpose. >> shocktober kicks off tomorrow and lasts a whole month. this is the haunted house. i'm standing inside. and 100 plus years ago the carver family actually lived here. that's what the story says but they were banished from this house, kicked out because they did some really bad things but the house is forever haunted. throughout the month of october folks will be able to come out and visit the haunted house or haunted basement and see the attraction all for a good cause. this is one of the carver kids. she is a preschooler by day but at night she turns into something else and here we are. all kind of spooky things happen during shocktober but it's all for a good cae.

raising money for the nonprofit the art of loudon. now joining me is the executive director to talk about the good things that shocktober does for the program. >> thank you. it's a nonprofit and we have a wide spectrum of services and programs for people with disabilities throughout their lifetime. >> we're talking about children all the way up to adults. autism being one of the disabilities that you guys take hands on from childhood all the way up to adult hood, right? >> absolutely. we're super excited about this. it's our biggest fund-raiser of the year with over 200 volunteers. >> all right. love it. this is not for small children. it's pg-13. lot of scary stuff. gory stuff and you want to take care before you bring the younger ones inside. there you can see one of the

throughout the month of october, you can check out shocktober and help riz money for children and adults with special needs. >> we need to get her detangler. >> i think she did a walk through before. >> you have to remember that the lights were on so when you dim the lights and things are dark it's a different story. >> speaking of another good cause that's a benefit right there, news 4 working for you and this weekend some of our own participating in a special olympics event. >> you survived. we were so worried about you. she repelled down 16 stories as part of the fund-raiser called over the edge. there you are with your hard hat on. participated in an effort to raise $2,000. pat collins was there to

lauren after she made it down alive. the money raise willed go to support more than 7,500 special olympic maryland athletes. what was that like? >> i thought i was going a lot faster but looks like a snails pace. >> did you just get down. >> yeah. i've never rock climbed. >> did it ignite a new -- >> no. it was heavy. put the heels on the edge. >> you were wearing heels. >> what a surprise. >> put your back heels over the edge and then it's like sit down and you're sitting into thin air. i was holding on to tight. the guy was like you need to relax but it was scary. but it was good. >> for a great reason. good for that and the weather, you know, you were

nice breeze to help you out. >> we had a breeze too. that's another thing. that's not what we're going to have today. it was chilly yesterday. now just chilly temperatures. we're in the 30s along i-81. low 50s here in washington. beautiful sunrise out there. as we continue it's going to be slow to warm. if you're headed out this morning know we'll be in the 50s until about lunchtime and then we'll start to move into the 60s. in fact by 3:00, 4:00 we'll hit 70 degrees. that's where we are yesterday. we'll have wind out there. today no rain on storm team four radar. if you're headed out to the valley they'll be slow to warm but a great day for a hike. church services it's sweater weather. yard work and go ahead and get the car washed because we have no rain in sight. looking good through the day. the evening planner temperatures

skies so not looking too bad. tomorrow's forecast we will be into the mid 70s so we gradually warm up through this week. mid 70s on tuesday, upper 70s on wednesday. back in the 80s on thursday and friday. no

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we are dieing here. this is something i can't stand for. there's never been tax cuts like what we're talking about. i can't support this bill. good morning and welcome to "sunday today" on october 1st. i'm willie geist. another busy sunday morning as the humanitarian crisis in puerto rico continues. a week and a half after hurricane irma made landfall. president trump is spending a week on twitter defending the criticism. chuck todd and kady