stephen paddock, the man who went on the deadly shooting rampage in las vegas. the fbi says she is a person of interest and may provide clues into what led to the attack. danley had been in the philippines. good morning, everyone. i'm molette green. as we all now know, paddock shot more than 500 people at a country concert in las vegas sunday night killing dozens. and this morning we're getting our first look at the dramatic footage from police officer's body cameras. >> go back. go back. >> this video gives you an idea of the chaos and the terror that went on during this shooting. you can hear the rapid gunfire in the las vegas police officer screaming for people to take cover there. the gunfire lasts almost the entire video, which is about three minutes long as the s.w.a.t. team headed to the

these officers helped evacuate people from the concert venue. all the while you can hear screaming and crying as people ran for their lives. we're also getting new video of a candlelight vigil held to honor the victims of the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. ♪ ♪ >> police held last night's vigil in lieu of national night out. several members of the law enforcement community held candles and played for those who are still in the hospital. as we look live at las vegas this morning, we know the investigation still unfolding. we're going to get you up to speed on the very latest in just a moment as well as a report from news 4's aaron gilchrist who is on the ground there. first, we do want to check in with our chuck bell and a look at what you face as you head out e

it's hard early in the morning, chuck, to figure things out. >> absolutely. it's been incredibly warm the last couple of days. our warm weather trend is going nowhere any time soon. as long as you've been happy with the weather, you get to keep it. temperatures are generally on the mild side. 59 now in washington. 51 degrees it was out at dulles airport. come on, computer. you're not going to leave me hanging like that, are you? yeah, there you go. you have to call it out once in a while. leesburg 50, gaithersburg 50. manassas 49. nowhere near as cool as we've been the last couple of days. what you need to know about the weather then, blue skies shining on me and you for the rest of the day. another big warmup coming. near 80 today. likely to be in the mid 80s around here thursday, friday on into the weekend. yes, indeed, hurricane season doesn't end until the end of november. may h

gulf of mexico to watch. zwroo another look ago the chilling police body camera. you can see people crouching down trying to get people to safety as gunfire rained down. you can hear rounds of rapid gunfire. today president trump will visit las vegas to meet with the victims. 59 people ever dead, another 31 remain in critical condition. meanwhile, police say paddock transformed his hotel room into a perch. he used a legal device to modify the guns to make them fire quickly. paddock stationed cameras in the hotel hallway to watch for approaching police. a mother and father will spend another day by their daughter's hospital bed and this

take a look here. this is the picture of tina frost on the right there with her mother. tina was shot in the head at the concert in las vegas and doctors had to remove her right eye to save her life. frost grew up in an arundle high school. tuesday they gathered at the school to talk about her. >> from watching twhafs going on and to have it come right here into our backyard, it was powerful. it hurt. we were concerned. we're concerned for everyone, but it's one of our own and you can tell by laura and kevin how far that goes. >> a go fund me campaign has been set up to cover the mounting medical bills. and we've also

fund me pages for these next two people. bill wolf, who you see here, was killed in las vegas. wolf was a youth wrestling coach in shippensberg and denise was also killed. she's shown with her husband. he says she died in his arms. as we learn more about the shooting, we're also learning more about the people who were there. aaron gilchrist is in las vegas this morning. he's hearing some incredible stories of survivasurvival. >> reporter: sarah rasmussen shot this video from her cell phone. i spoke to her husband alex via face time. >> the gunfire stopped. i grabbed sarah and we took off. alex called the scene a full stampede. his wife was in shock. they had no

they would be in the clear. >> at one point i was like, get on my shoulders. >> two blocks later the strip was still in a bit of chaos. >> we could see all of those lights. they looked like police lights coming from every part of the city. >> reporter: sarah campbell looks out of her hotel window just out of disbelief. the swarm of police and the chilling transformation of a party city. now days later the maryland florist is trying to do what she came to vegas to do at a wedding vendor's convention. a mass exodus of florists, more than 100, set out to design this bed of bright flowers and angel wings made of greenery. >> that was news 4's aaron gilchrist. we're going to have much more from aaron in las vegas coming

it's hump day wednesday. trying to warm things up a little bit later on today, right, chuck? >> yes, indeed, molette. another day getting close to 80 degrees. our average high temperature only 72 degrees. we're going to be plus 6 degrees today. nothing showing up on storm team 4 radar. looks like we're going to be dry. another big warming trend coming up. we'll talk about tomorrow's weather in just a few. >> thank you, chuck. love it. i like the warmer weather this time of year. it seems like there is a holiday for just about everything, right? today's celebration might help make your dinner plans just a little bit easier. where you can get some free grub on this intnational taco day.er ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad.

nald 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.

you're watching "news 4 today." this class is taking home tickets to all of our postseason games. here to bring in those tickets is my good friend screech. give it up for him. >> that's so much fun. lots of smiles on the faces there of those students at amadon bowen school. the nats surprised the entire third game class to friday's postseason game played against the cubs, the chicago cubs. they also handed out a lot of nats gear as you can see there. the fun ahead of friday's game gets underway today. >> we need a win. >> we do need a win. >> these kids better be good luck or

like a pep rally, a haunted pep rally at nats park to get the team ready for the playoffs. >> great idea. in years past i've grown a playoff beard for the nats but it didn't work. we didn't make it out of the first round. >> you're going to stay clean shaven. >> clean shaven for this playoff round. >> we like to eat around here. >> it is a newsroom. i've seen people eat three day old pizza off the counter. >> i have, too, and it's right beside my desk. we want you to keep your taco tuesday festivities going today because it's national taco day. yeah, today is the day for taco lovers. i do love a good taco. got to be fresh. you have to throw the ultimate fiesta, chuck. some of your favorite chains are providing free tacos. taco bell, tijuana flats, chuy's. del taco. americans ate more than 4.5

>> wow. that sounds like a lot of tacos. that's going to need more than dos margaritas. >> oh, yeah. >> that's what i need for my taco day. >> with the salt? you like it with the salt? >> i like a half salted rim. >> i'm not giving up my details. you'll just have to stay tuned. we're transitioning from tacos to one of my favorites, pizza. how much would you spend on a really good pie? what about $2,000? >> i wouldn't spend that. >> you wouldn't? >> no. i've got about a $30 limit on pizza. >> i love pizza. >> i love it but 2 grand? >> that's what new york city's industry kitchen is asking for their 24 carat gold pizza. >> anybody eating gold leaf on their pizza. >> i don't know if i would do that. i'd like to wear it. >> send me the gold, they can keep the pizza. >> this pizza is made with gold dusted italian flour, chuck. you also have

indian squid ink. the toppings alone include indian cheese. >> french flaugra. >> black truffles, caviar and rose petals. >> even the 1% has to eat, you know? >> i'm so glad i'm not in that group, at least for this one. >> i wouldn't mind being in the group but i don't need a $2,000 pizza. >> order this pie, you have to order it in advance, two days in advance. >> don't keep it on the rack. >> i mean, you know, you have to go somewhere to get that 24 carat gold stuff to put on top of the pizza. >> absolutely. weather wise, it will be sort of cold pizza weather around here. very warm weather the next couple of days. as we get close to the weekend, temperatures back into the 80s. >> i love it. >> tracking our next chance of

another look for you right now at that chilling police body cam video of the chaos from the las vegas massacre. you can see police trying to help people as they dodge bullets. this morning, 59 people are dead, another 31 remain in critical condition. we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up and new video showing the shooter's girlfriend arriving in the u.s. we turn now to the devastation in p

president trump is back in washington after visiting the island on tuesday. this video you're looking at has gone viral showing the president tossing supplies to residents. the governor of the island now says nearly half of the residents will have running water by the end of the week, but as our doreen against lgens us the physical damage will take a lot longer to visit. >> reporter: if you've ever visited the lush green beautiful island of puerto rico, i don't think you'd recognize it. this tree is one example of what we've seen all over the island. look at the size of the tree, and it looks like it just exploded out of the ground. it's tipped over on to a fence. we're at a kidney dialysis clinic parking lot. it's probably going to be weeks if not months before this tree is removed, and this is what we've seen all over. just row after row after row of trees that

completely stripped of their leaves. hurricane maria blasted the -- this island with a direct hit of 155-mile-an-hour sustained winds and she left behind terrible devastation. it's going to be a long, slow cleanup process here in puerto rico. doreen gentzler, news 4. we know that many of you have ties to puerto rico, and that's why doreen gentzler is there and working for you. you can watch her reports all week right here on news 4. our time now 4:18 on this wednesday. let's have a look at some of the top stories we're following for you. officials have raised the death toll of the 7.1 magnitude earthquake to 367 people. the last remaining bodies were found in the collapsed office building in the city. the september 19th quake followed an even stronger 8.1 magnitude quake thatuc

southern states and killed nearly 100 people. u.s. relations with cuba seem to be unraveling. the u.s. state department is expelling 15 cuban diplomats from their embassy here in washington. officials believe there has been a mysterious sonic attack that has left more than 20 american diplomats in havana suffering from bizarre health symptoms. the state department has significantly reduced staff in the u.s. embassy there. the cuban government says this is a political move and that it has no involvement in any attacks on americans. 60 years ago today russia launched the first artificial satellite called the sputnik. it forever changed the way we communicate. this morning when you checked your cell phone, clicked on the tv, all made possible because of

with the sputnik. little reminder there. look how far we've come, chuck bell, with technology. >> yeah. yeah. from one satellite 60 years ago, there are literally thousands of them up there in space. sometimes you could walk from one to the next. >> so fascinating for you. you love this kind of stuff. it helps you do your job. >> absolutely right. weather before satellites, forecasting the weather was way more difficult, and now that we have our latest satellite up there we can get 30 seconds to 1 minute images of storms. right now it is mostly clear sky here in washington this morning. there is a little bit of fog out across parts of northern maryland. some of our co-workers coming down from frederick county driving through fog. be on the lookout. it's in the usual favored spots for fogginess. 59 degrees now here in town. there is an increasing chance forcl

notice the extra clouds and rain chances from chicago, cincinnati and st. louis. that's all part of a weather front which will never make it all the way through but it will get close and lay down north of the maryland/pennsylvania border as we get close to friday night and saturday. could rain out a sprinkle or two. we'll have to wait until sunday for any significant rain chances. temperature wise, cool but not as chilly as we've been the past few mornings. the daily grade, a plus weather again. 79 degrees coming up for today. you only need that light little jacket here this morning. short sleeves and sunglasses later on. sheena will be teaming up with you. we'll bring you the whole ten day in a few minutes. 4:21 is your time now. if you're just joining us, we continue to follow breaking news in the las vegas massacre investigation. take a look there. video just in overnight of the gunman be's girlfriend who was in the philippines arriving back in the united states. a closer look at that as w

you're watching "news 4 today." first it was one woman, now it's more than a half dozen. a man accused of groping a woman on a fairfax county trail was hit with new charges yesterday. police say jeremiah trolly is behind at least seven attacks since august. they arrested him last friday after officers say he attacked a woman on a trail near waffles mill and random hill road. today is national walk to school day. we do have this warning for parents whose kids plan to participate. prince gorges county police say a little girl was sexually assaulted after she got off the school bus last week. the attacker is still out there. we explain what we know about this disturbing case. >> reporter: terrified parents picking uphe

they're afraid after an elementary school student was sexually assaulted last week in this neighborhood. the little girl was attacked walking home up devon hills drive last thursday afternoon. >> when it first happened nobody told us. like everybody else knew. i had to find out -- get a phone call from the neighbor. >> reporter: at grasmiere court a block after she got off the school bus the little girl was alone. she was grabbed by a stranger, dragged between two cars where she was sexually molested. he touched her inappropriately. the little girl was able to break away and run. police say they got a good description of the suspect. >> the suspect at this time we believe hispanic male, 5'8", 260 pounds with a moustache and black or very dark hair and at the time was wearing a green shirt. >> reporter: the school system is working closely with police issuing this warning to parents. >> parents, talk to your children about walking in groups of two or more.

easily visible always, and if something out of the ordinary does occur, you know, report it to your parents, report it to the school as quick a as possible. >> reporter: police are trying to determine if this suspect has ever sexually assaulted another child. they want to arrest him and take him off the streets to remove the danger to devon hills and other neighborhoods here in prince gorges county. chris gordon, news 4. 4:26 is your time now. "news 4 today" continues right now with eun and chris. >> "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. that breaking news out of los angeles international airport where marilou danley was met by fbi agents just after midnight our time. danley was the girlfriend of stephen paddock, the man that went on the deadly shooting rampage. the fbi says she is a person of interest and may provide clues into what lo

danley had been in the philippines. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm chris lawrence. aaron is obviously in las vegas. this morning we're getting our first look at the dramatic footage from police officer's body cameras. >> go back. go back. >> this video gives you an idea of the chaos and terror when the shooting started. you can hear all that rapid gunfire and the people screaming in the background. the las vegas police officers also yelling at people to make sure they take cover. the gunfire lasts for nearly the entire video, which is about three minutes long. >> yeah. as the s.w.a.t. team headed into mandalay bay, these officers helped evacuate people from the concert venue all the while you can hear people screaming and cryings

as we take a live look at latz vegas this morning, we know the investigation is still unfolding. >> we'll get you the very latest in a moment as well as a report from our aaron gilchrist who is on the ground there. first, we do want to look at your weather and traffic. >> we'll get a look at the roads with wtop's jack taylor. first we'll go to chuck and sheena. >> that's right. we've been having lovely weather. >> in the weather center. >> over here. >> right here. i don't know if you can see them. >> have a good day. >> we're going to call that strike one as playoff season gets going. the weather forecast for today, a very pleasant afternoon to be on the outside. there we are. >> there we go. >> where's sheena? >> i'm here. >> there you go. gang's all here. >> you guys are wearing the same color. >> somebody made an early morning phone call. >> we like to be bright on a wednesday. >> absolutely. not anywhere near as cool as it's been the last couple of mornings. temperatures across the region had 30s on monday morning. a lot of 40

fewer 40s today. in fact, a lot of the metro area still above 50 degrees. 59 in washington, 50 in leesburg. forecast for today, sunny and nice. tomorrow even warmer still, up near 85 degrees coming up for tomorrow. we'll have all the forecast on our nbc washington app. you can also follow me on social media. you can find me on instagram under forecast for you. now it is time for the man of the hour, jack taylor, at wtop. good morning. >> good morning. we have work montgomery county on the beltway moving around from old george town road headed for the big curve. single file right is getting by. it is getting a little bit heavier. we have a few of us out on the road wamwa roadway. baltimore parkway, a crash on the right-hand side. they've temporarily stopped the traffic. 270 southbound, the paving

right lane getting by and there is an early delay leaving 109 getting down towards the scales. chris, eun, back to you. >> right here. >> and take another look at this chilling body camera video from sunday. it shows you a scary moment sunday night. police got behind a wall as stephen paddock fired from above. 59 people including paddock died. 31 others are still happening on in critical condition at this hour. >> yeah, authorities say paddock transformed his hotel room into a sniper's perch. he illegally changed -- modified the device so a dozen guns would fire more quickly. sheriff said paddock stationed cameras in the hotel hallway to watch for approaching police. the question everyone's asking, why? the shooter's girlfriend may help answer that. >> molette green is at the live desk with more information. molette, good rn