plus, they were the first responders called to the scene and now we're seeing this deadly rampage through their eyes. the new body camera video that was just released overnight. ♪ ♪ and the vigils continue across las vegas. this morning we're getting updates about the local people caught up in the chaos. we have a lot of new information to get to you this morning as you start your wednesday. >> yeah. aaron gilchrist is on the ground in las vegas continuing to cover this story as it evolves. aaron, it's looking a little different behind you this morning. >> reporter: it certainly is, chris. we are here on the las vegas strip. you can see lots of traffic i think moving behind me. there were cars moving behind me a second ago. the las vegas strip is reopened this morning. they were able to reopen the strip last night with the exception of a

near the concert venue. you can see a small memorial that's been growing since the road reopened. people have placed candles and messages there and wrote messages on the ground in chalk. we'll show you that in a few minutes. >> aaron gilchrist, thank you. we'll bring you other developments from las vegas throughout this newscast. right now we have to get you ready for this wednesday. we're halfway through. >> that's right. check in with jack taylor to get you caught up on the commute. first, we have to tell you about this pretty wonderful day shaping up outside. >> yeah, a little warmer, too. >> i know, way above average. whatever happened to autumn, cool mornings, chilly days. >> we'll have two weeks and the bottom will jump out. >> you took it from august 8th. >> copy, paste, right, sheena? >> yesterday was really nice. it is the morning though with the cooler air. still in place. so i think a lot of you could still get away with a light jacket this morning. here's what

58 in washington, 48 clinton, 47 dulles, 48 degrees leesburg. right now it is cool but this afternoon i think you might want to ditch any light jacket you have. here's your bus stop forecast. also it is national walk to school day. if you're not taking the bus, go ahead and walk. beautiful weather for it. 8:00 a.m., 60 degrees. this afternoon, 78. normal high is 72. so we also have some warm weather moving in for tomorrow and friday and saturday. we're actually going to be in the 80s believe it or not. well above normal for this time of year. here's a look at the radar. if you wanted to walk to school today for national walk to school day, it is going to be nice and dry. we've been dry for quite a while. our next rain chance isn't going to be until maybe sunday. otherwise, monday and tuesday. we're looking for the chance for some heavy rain straight ahead. let's check your commute w

>> reporter: good morning, sheena. tough leaving frederick on 270 southbound. broke down tractor-trailer in urbana was shouldered. work zone is gone. leaving 70 it's off and on. chopper 4 flying south on the baltimore park beltway. we head down with that. rail riders, on the red line trains are single tracking. track problem outside judiciary square. back to you. 6:03. back now to the breaking news. new developments in the las vegas massacre. the girlfriend of the gunman is back in the u.s. marilou danley was escorted out of l.a. kings airport by the fooip. >> it was actually in the philippines when

his hotel room carried out that attack on a music festival. we can tell you we are starting to see some of the body cam video. >> aaron gilchrist is live in las vegas this morning with more on the developments for this morning. aaron, good morning to you. >> reporter: we'll show you that in a minute. we'll show you when we can show you some memorial video as well. president trump is expected to land here early morning west coast time. he plans to visit with the first responders as well as some of the hospitals before he leaves early this afternoon. this is the memorial that we've seen growing overnight. they've reopened the las vegas strip and since then p

candles, balloons, messages of support and love for the people who were injured and for the people who live in las vegas in general saying they want to hold close to the message we've been seeing of vegas strong in this area. one guy i talked to, he didn't want to go on camera but he said people need praying for. that's why he was here. now we want to get to the investigation happening here. we should show you video from last night from los angeles. the girlfriend of the shooter, marilou danley, arriving at lax. she was met by fbi agents there and taken to an undisclosed location. danley may be the only person who can give investigators any information about why stephen paddock went on the shooting m rampa rampage. the sheriff said he believes we will know the motive within the next two days. i imagine they hope this woman can give them some more details. they shared a home togethe

outside of las vegas. danley and paddock did. they found more than a dozen guns. they'll be asking her about that as well. days before the shooting paddock period $100,000 to the philippines where danley was. we'll show you video we're getting of a police officer's body camera. this video may be a little difficult to watch. >> right here. go back! >> now the video here gives you an idea of the chaos really and the terror that happened as the shooting started here. you can hear the rapid gunfire in the background. las vegas police officers screaming for people to get out of the way, take cover. the gunfire lasted almost the entire lent of the video we've got here. that's three minutes in the video. the shooting lasted as much as five minutes. officials say hearing that gunfire proved this was not a thrown together attack by stephen

>> this individual is premed dated. the fact that he had the type of weaponry in that room, it was preplanned extensively. i'm pretty sure he evaluated everything he did and his actions, which is troublesome. >> reporter: now coming up here in a couple of minutes, eun and chris, we're going to show folks some of the images we've received from inside the hotel room. we'll tell you some of the measures stephen paddock took to make sure he could pull off this awful plan. >> aaron, thank you for that report. we're going to check in with you throughout the next hour. appreciate it. >> all right. back here at home we have learned that the prince gorges county police department is now at the center of a federal investigation. >> there are accusations of discrimination against some black and hispanic officers. news 4's darcy spencer is live at head yaurt terse with the story you saw first on 4. what are the

darcy? >> reporter: well, good morning. the prince gorges county police chief is telling us he hasn't even seen the complaint yet, but he held a press conference yesterday to make sure the community knows this investigation is underway and that he is pledging full cooperation. let's show you some video. news 4 has been reporting about some incidents over the last several months. the first is a license plate on a sargeant's car that appeared to mock president obama's car. a dummy with a black face and afro was used at a training. it alleges discrimination between latinos and african-americans. he welcomes this investigation. two of the officers who filed the complaint attended the press conference yesterday. >> the reason for the complaint is that we get fair and equitable treatment to all officers, regardless of their race, you know? if you look out and you look thro

what makes you think that we're immune from that here in the county? you know? if you think it doesn't happen here then, you know, you're living somewhere else. >> reporter: now the chief tells us that he reached out to the department of justice two times to try to get more information about this complaint. he says at this point he's not heard back. back to you. >> all right. fascinating stuff. thank you for staying on top of that for us, darcy. from a security scandal to a new gig. the company at the center of the biggest breech of personal information just signed a contract with the federal government. plus, a shooter in the las vegas massacre used to be a government worker. he also had a documented past in vegas. the exclusive look at what we're learning about his history. good morning, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the army ten miler, 30 plus thousand runners. that,

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a somber tribute to the victims of what is now the worst shooting in modern u.s. history. the washington national cathedral rang the bell 60 times in memory of those who lost their lives. and there's still so many questions and people still want to know why. that's the biggest question, why stephen paddock decided to shoot hundreds of people. >> we're seeing these n

pictures from inside his hotel room at the mandalay bay. they really show you how prepared he was for the massacre. aaron, based on your reporting, these pictures are just sort of the tip of the iceberg in terms of what he did to get that room kill ready. >> reporter: yeah, chris. i'm looking at the video with you here. he had -- we saw one gun in the images we got from inside the room. there were 22 other weapons in there that we don't see. he was armed to the hilt there, and he was in a room and a space where he had several minutes to shoot down on the crowd to the concert venue. we want to bring in news 4 whose is here in las vegas right now to talk about the preparations paddock took for this massacre. jay, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, aaron. he had been preparing for this for quite some time. consider this. 23 weapons in that hotel room. 47 firearms overall collected by

investigators at two homes and inside that hotel room. he bought those guns at nevada, utah, and texas. inside the hotel room his war room 12 bumper stops. now those are devices you can use on a semi-automatic weapon to make it fire automatic. it's something that gun collectors and gun owners are well aware of. so it's thought that he used those to rapid fire on that crowd below the mandalay bay hotel. we know that the shooting there went on for 9 to 11 minutes. police say the most vicious part of the attack was in the first five minutes, aaron. >> reporter: jay gray live for us here in las vegas. we should note those images from inside the hotel have spurred an investigation. the sheriff furious that they were leaked. the feds are digging into steven paddock's past. here's what w

worked for the i.r.s. at one point. he used to be an accountant before making millions in real estate development. he had a documented past in las vegas. we have this video of him in 2011 slipping and falling in a high stakes gambling area. paddock sued blaming his fall on the slippery floor there. he lost when that case went to arbitration so we're getting a clearer picture of who stephen paddock is but not a motive for why he did what he did. we're going to take a look at a local florist here in town. she's from the d.c. area. we'll hear what she saw unfold. >> it's fascinating she said she's not ready to come home because she has work to do. thanks, aaron. >> reporter: indeed. i'm

live desk. a 92-year-old bethesda man is missing so as you head out the door this morning, be on the lookout as we show you a picture of what william batale looks like. his family and maryland state police want to find him. batale was last seen just before 7:00 baum last night. he was driving a gray nissan cube with maryland plates. 6'2", 140 pounds. wearing a blue plaid shirt and khaki pants. if you see him call 911. eun, back to you. >> molette, thank you. 6:17. the company at the center of the biggest data breech wins a multi-million dollar contract with the i.r.s. >> the federal government is going to pay equifax more than $7 million to verify taxpayer's identities and help prevent fraud. this contract was awarded to equifax even though they've had a

exposed personal information to as many as 140 million americans. some republican and democratic lawmakers say they have yet to describe how that happened. a security breech that happened in 2013 may still affect you today. yahoo! confirms that every account that existed four years ago is still affected. how should you protect yourself? change passwords and security questions for any account with similar log-in information to your yahoo! account. you should install a two-step verification process. you should do the same for any non-yahoo! account to ensure overall safety. that's a lot of changing passwords. we're all guilty because we can't remember. >> you can remember. >> yeah, it's hard. >> you try to make them so tricky.

keyboard you won't remember. well, we'll see what happens to all the other ones. beautiful day today. it is national walk to school day and this is really perfect weather to do it. this morning if the kids are walking to school, it is a little cool. this is weather for a light jacket. some people might not. it's going to be getting a little bit warmer and the afternoon temperatures, those are going to be getting into the 80s. it won't be feeling like fall as we go into the weekend. 50 degrees in gaithersburg, 54 in quantico. dry across the area. little bit of patchy fog in some spots. if you are walking to school this morning, 7:00 a.m., 57 degrees. 8:00 a.m., 60 degrees. 3 p.m., sunny, warmer, temperatures in the upper 70s. here is a look at the radar. nice and dry for any activities you want to do today. if you are walking the dog or need one, want one to walk, this is

he needs a home. by noon today, mid 70s. perfect weather. nice and dry. 5:00 p.m., temperatures topping out around 79 degrees. there goes the cool air, here comes the warm air into the weekend. we'll be in the 80s. the cool air is going to come back. we have rain monday and tuesday and that cooler pattern sets in. by the end of the week, it will feel like fall. 79 for the high. mid 80s. tomorrow, friday, saturday, sunday is going to be our next rain chance. not a huge rain chance sunday. we could see a few rain chances. bigger rain chances comes in monday and tuesday. heavy rain coming up. chuck will have a closer look at that. the temperatures will start to cool down again. let's check the roads with jack taylor. hey, jack. >> hey, sheena. good morning. chopper 4 over the top side of the beltway. barely.

plan for that. we have better news on the red line. no longer single tracking between farragut north and judiciary square. no longer single tracking. big delays on 270 south leaving frederick. southbound towards urbana. earlier delays are going to stick with us. clarksburg towards the lane divide. chris, eun, back to you. parking is bad enough in d.c., don't you know it? one of the busiest hot spots in our area is going to take more spots away. find out why and what you're supposed to do about it. we've been bringing you the incredible pictures of the devastation in puerto rico. now we're learning about the barriers that are preventing help from getting to the people who need it most. the

ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

if you've ever visited the lush green beautiful island of puerto rico, i don't think you'd recognize it today. this tree is one example of the island. look at the size of the tree, it looks like it elo

the ground. it tipped over on a fence. we're at a kidney dialysis parking lot. it will be weeks if not months before the tree is removed. this is what we've seen all over, just row after row after row of trees that should be covered by lush greenery. hurricane maria blasted this island with a direct hit of 155-mile-an-hour sustained winds. 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. that is why doreen is there and working for you. you'll be able to watch her reports all week right here on news 4. witnessing the terror. a woman from maryland was in vegas when it happened. how the tragic shooting changed her plans and how she hopes to help the victims in the aftermath of the shooting.

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>> thank you for joining us today. our news 4 team has been up for a while. >> a few hours at least. >> you know who else has been up for a while? aaron gilchrist. >> he's going to tell us. >> he's out on the storm team 4 car. >> i like it. it's a nice, comfortable morning here. a little on the cool side. that's good for all of the walking and running activities. our tower camera, early morning brightness in the eastern sky. temperature in downtown is at 58 degrees. as soon as you get into the urban heat environment, it's in the mid to upper 40s. otherwise plan on sunshine, start to finish. temperatures near 72 degrees at

lunchtime, 79 our expected high today. for the walk to school day today, daily grade is an a plus. 79 today may need the little light jacket. back to short sleeve and sunglasses. you can find our forecast on the nbc washington app. we have that ten day forecast coming up. for now, let's go over to the glass enclosed earth center where jack taylor is. >> reporter: in woodbridge, we have a crash. left lane is now blocked. it sounded like a fender bender with one car. a building slowdown. chopper 4 flying over 270. southbound towards the lane divide. getting onto the outer loop of the beltway. bigger news for people on the belt line. no longer single tracking. back to you. >> jack, thank you.

that breaking news out of los angeles international airport where marilou danley was met by fbi agents just after midnight. >> she's stephen paddock's girlfriend. the fbi says she's a person of interest. may provide some clues into what led up to the attack. danley had been in the philippines for the past few days. >> as we learn more about this shooting we're also hearing from people who experienced it firsthand. aaron gilchrist is in las vegas. we want to go back to him to tell us more about the first hand account. aaron? >> reporter: yeah, eun and chris, i talked to a florist from maryland who's here for a convention this week, and she watched this horrible scene unfold from her window on the 54th floor of her hotel down the street from the mandalay bay hotel and resort. sarah campbell is her name. she is still here and still in disbelief about what she saw unfold from that windo s

we'll show you video now of the scene that she saw. chaos on the ground as people were running for their lives literally trying to escape the bullets that were raining down on them. campbell said she saw just a swarm of police officers seeming to come from every direction and from far away and she knew something terrible was happening. >> i turned the news on and, you know, the sirens we were hearing outside, sirens we were hearing on television. it was so surreal to know that was happening and it was right outside the bins window. >> reporter: now she and other florists who are still in town for a wedding vendor's convention are doing what they can. take a look, they designed this bright bed of flowers and the greenery you see there, those are angel wings coming up out of that bed of flowers. sarah campbell says knowing what happened in that window at the mandalay bay resort hot

haunts her today. it is a scary, frightening thought for her. she said she used to think of that hotel as a bright beacon here on the las vegas strip. a golden building here and now she thinks it and the concert venue across the street as a grave site. eun, chris, back to you. >> sad thought. >> yeah. >> images of las vegas have changed so much for so many people. >> aaron's right. it's not just the people who are down there at the concert, it's everybody who actually watched this happen. >> going to take some time. aaron gilchrist, thanks so much. 6:33. here is a look at the other top stories this morning. the department of justice is investigating allegations of discrimination within the prince gorges county police department. news 4's darcy spencer will explain what we know about the investigation so far coming up in 15 minutes. protesters in st. louis blocked a major highway. police arrested dozens of people who blocked that road.

expelling 15 cuban diplomats from their embassy here in washington. officials believe a mysterious sonic attack has left more than 20 american diplomats in havana with some mysterious health conditions. and this morning a mother describes what happened to her son as evil and deranged. >> yeah. i've got a feeling some of you may agree. her son is on the autism spectrum, and she said some men targeted him in a very cruel scheme. look at this surveillance video. it shows one of the suspects, police say they tricked jordan pots into giving up his debit card and pin number. the suspects got away with about 600 bucks. when jordan's mother spoke to news 4, she wanted to accepted a message to those suspects. >> it's wrong. it's evil, it's sinful. you really need to repent

seek to make some sort of recompense if you want to have a life that you're proud of. >> officials at navy federal credit union say they're working to resolve that. d.c.'s department of transportation is launching a new program to keep you safe while you're out bar hopping or perhaps getting a late night meal. starting october 19th department will create part-time pickup and dropoff jones. that means parking will be limited on connecticut avenue northwest from rhode island to dupont circle. you can see here on the map the area impacted by this. it will take place from 10:00 thursday night until 7:00 sunday morning. the program will be evaluated after one year. see how this goes, if it helps a lot in that very busy section. >> can't hurt, say that. kids across the area, including my first grade daughter, are lacing up their walking shoes this morning. >> oaks sighting, right? >> so fun. so pumped. >> hup

getting ready to take part in international walk to school day. news 4's justin finch is live. >> justin, i heard this is the place to be today. >> reporter: oh, i would say so. you know, hopefully right now the kids are stretching and getting their water, because in about a half hour or so their buses will drop them off and they'll make their way down polk avenue and on their way to classes today. this is now an eight year tradition and the students and staff here go all out. the kids waive signs all the way down the hill and into school. at the blue top basketball court it comes to a big close. bananas, water, dancing and music. i'm joined by crossing guard sheila richardson. she helps keep the walkers safe. i want to ask you with this happening, sheila, do you see drivers and the neighborhood getting more awareness to kids on their way to school each day? >> yes, they doe

little more awareness each day. you just want them to slow down a little bit more and pay more attention to the kids that are walking. >> reporter: you know, when you see the kids out here on walk to school day, what's the energy like? how does it feel? >> on days like today, they're really excited about it. to see them coming and say good morning to them every morning, it's just great. >> you know, kids say they love to get out here and move and get around. to see kids so happy outside, do you kind of get a bit of a spirit, too? >> i do. i do. i'm more involved with the kids. i love working with them. this is great. >> reporter: sheila, thank you so much. want to also point out, too, more than 160 northern virginia schools are taking part in walk to school day. maybe even a school near you as well and around the world more than 450 countries are also taking part in this, so the goal here is getting kids moving and also keeping our streets safe for them to get to and from school each day.

>> yeah, those crossing guards are going to have a great couple of days. cell phone chaos. the moment the bullets rained down on innocent people. a couple relives the terrifying moments. and a security shakeup. some of the biggest resorts on the las vegas strip are making some dramatic changes that u are goinyog

good wednesday morning. a beautiful sunrise beginning. you can see how clear the skies are outside. 58 degrees right now in the district. as we go through the day today, it's going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday. we will stay sunny and dry. 79 degrees by the afternoon and before the weekend gets here we will already be in the 80s. we'll talk about that warmth and when our next chance of rain gets here. let's check the roads with jack taylor. good morning, jack. >> hey, sheena. good morning.

the prince william parkway. vdot is on scene clearing the lanes. it has caused a delay coming pretty solid out of dale city. >> jack, thank you. one of our own now a maryland community is coming together to help a victim in the las vegas shooting. how you can join the movement. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in palmer park. prince gorges county police chief is responding to allegations of racial discrimination aft theer

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las vegas massacre. the arrival overnight that could provide important clues in this case. what's next in the investigation and how we are already seeing changes in security. >> get out of here. there's gunshots coming from over there. go that way! >> attack. new police cam body video released. >> reporter: i'm aaron gilchrist on the ground here in las vegas. we get new accounts of what's happening here. we're looking ahead to president trump's visit hours before he arrives. news 4 coverage of the las vegas massacre continues right now.

as we look live at las vegas this morning, we know the investigation is still unfolding. this morning investigators are speaking with the shooter's girlfriend. >> yeah. we are going to show you some video. this is marilou danley arriving at los angeles airport last night. she is stephen paddock's girlfriend. the fbi says she is a person of interest who may provide clues into what led up to the attack. danley had been in the philippines visiting her family. fwhu this time we're hearing from her sisters who believe paddock sent her to the philippines on purpose. >> didn't even know she was going to the philippines. marilou, i found you a cheap ticket to the philippines. >> he sent her away so that he could plan what he was planning without interruption. >> so this is the first time we're hearing from someone directly connected to the girlfriend. danley and paddock lived together at a home just

>> reporter: yeah, eun. they lived together in that home. investigators found more than a dozen guns in the home that they lived in together so you better believe that they'll be asking her more questions if they haven't already about those guns, about what was in that house, about the weapons that paddock was stockpiling there. they'll also be asking her about the $100,000 he wired to the philippines just a few days ago. new this morning, you heard from danley's sister. paddock bought the ticket a few weeks ago. meanwhile, president trump is scheduled to visit las vegas today. we expect him here somewhere in the 9:00 hour this morning. it was set up there, a memorial set up on the street right behind us. now we ayou're looking at videot

her husband who were here in las vegas sunday night. they ran from that hail of bullets sunday at the concert on the strip. i spoke to her husband alex via face time. like so many people, alex hit the ground and then he thought, run. he called the scene a full stampede. his wife was struggling to keep up with him. they had no clue if or when they would be in the clear. two blocks later the strip was still in a state of chaos. alex thought get out of las vegas. the airport was closed, we know. the rasmussens never stopped moving until they were on a plane. >> we couldn't get out on a flight, i wasn't sitting around. we were going to get in a rental car and drive out of vegas, and that's exactly what we did. >> eun, they drove four hours to phoenix before they could get on a plane. they didn't want to be in las vegas. they got back to memphis, tennessee, to their four children late in the day on

here later in the day. now back to you. >> so many people were probably anxious to get back to their loved ones. aaron gilchrist live in las vegas for us. aaron, thank you. go back! go back! >> aaron eluded to it. this video gives you an idea of the chaos and terror, what it was like when that shooting started. you can hear the rapid gunfire. people screaming in the background as the las vegas police officers were yelling at people to take cover. the gunfire lasts almost the entire video. we're talking about three minutes long. as the s.w.a.t. team swarmed into mandalay bay. they helped evacuate people from the concert venue and all the while again you can hear people screaming, crying, people literally running for their lives. >> a mother and father will spend another day by their daughter's hospital bed. this morning they say they need your support. take a look. this is a picture of tina frost.

concert in las vegas and doctors say they had to remove her right eye to save her life. frost grew up in ana rundle county where she was a star soccer player. she graduated in 2008. a go fund me account has been set up to help her family cover the mounting bills. there is another go fund me case set up. this is wolf. he was a youth wrestling coach and denise was also killed. she's pictured here with her husband who said denise died in his arms. i'm molette green at the live desk. just hearing about some new security procedures in las vegas. coming just two days following the massacre, want to show you a live look of the mandalay bay resort there. we have learned what some resorts are now doing to put more eyes on people

properties. there are new bag checks and metal detector inspections going on at the wynn and encore. in a statement caesar's entertainment says the company is constantly reviewing policies and procedures. barricades to improve pedestrian safety were already in the works from the shooting. they're coming later on this month. look for updates on this story on the "today" show in a few minutes. >> the other day a group of students were eating lunch when they watched one of their classmates get stabbed. two students started fighting at eleanor roosevelt high school in green belt. one of the students stabbed the other in the back and the head. >> both students are teenagers, we know. the one who was stabbed is recovering right now. green belt police charged the other with assault. >> horrible, horrible crime. the prince gorges county police department is at the center of

investigation. >> there are accusations of discrimination against some black and hispanic officers. news 4's darcy spencer is live at police headquarters now with a story you saw first on news 4. darcy? >> reporter: well, good morning. we're told that more than 100 officers have signed off on this complaint. we want to show you some video and explain what we're showing. news 4. some consider it offensive to president obama. the training dummy was a photo of a blackman and an afro at a county training facility. now we don't know if these are part of this complaint. the department of justice is investigating complaints of discrimination against latino and african-american officers. the chief said he was just notified of the investigation on saturday. >> i won't

work environment. i will not tolerate an injustice. >> reporter: now we asked those officers who filed the complaint why they did it. they said they just want to be treated fairly. back to you. >> thank you, darcy. there's some problem spots popping up out there on the road this morning. >> let's check in with wtop's jack taylor in the first 4 traffic. what are we talking about, jack? >> we had a lot going on overnight from the work zone. we should find our crash on the inner loop to the bridge. delay builds pretty quickly. all lanes now are available. we also had some activity unfortunately on 95 northbound down here at the prince william parkway. vdot and chopper 4. blocking the left lane. pretty solid back towards dale city. good news, 15 leaving frederick heading down from point of rocks at the bridge.

center said, i came through and didn't see anything. all in all we're getting a little bit better on the roads. we'll head back in to get the weather with mr. chuck bell. >> a beautiful way to get your wednesday started. sun is up after 7:00. 4 things you need to know about the next couple of days. today sunny and mild. toasty warm. tomorrow mid 80s again on friday and saturday may be our last dry day in what has been an incredibly long dry stretch weather. it's been three weeks since we had any measurable rainfall and four weeks since we've had any significant amounts of rain. right now mid 40s across fairfax and loudoun county. near 50s in gaithersburg. highs in your hometown today, 81 in frederick maryland, 80 in manassas. 76 in beverly maryland by the bay. overnight tonight and tomorrow morning nowhere near as

no 40s tomorrow morning. forecast for you thursday, sunny and warm. 85 degrees. friday also looks good. near 85 on friday afternoon. friday night for the cubs game, first pitch is at 7:30. it will be in the mid 70s. good weather for the baseball. getting into your weekend, saturday the adams morgans porch fest is going on. walk around and have different bands on people's porches in the front yards. increasing clouds on saturday. still warm. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. sunday, the army ten miler. unfortunately for the 30 plus,000 runners, the first opportunity for rain will arrive on sunday. doesn't look like it should be too heavy. rainfall there. keep a close eye on it. our next chance for rain arrives on sunday. next chance for any significant rain is monday and tuesday with what may be a tropical system coming out of the gulf of mexico. >> all right, chuck. thank you. it's

out the door. the girlfriend of the las vegas shooter, marilou danley is back in the u.s. and being questioned by investigators. be sure to stay with nbc 4. there will be a special edition of the "today" show next with savannah guthrie live in las vegas. a former school assistant from charles county will be in court today. prosecutors say carlos bell sexually abused dozens of boys and created child pornography. the department of justice is investigating allegations of discrimination within the prince gorges county police department. more than 100 county police officers signed a complaint. follow news 4's darcy spencer for more on this investigation. >> raising the official death toll from hurricane maria. 34 people have died due to the storm. navy hospital ship is in puerto rico and our doreen gentzler is there. she'll tour the s

and the weather for today, a little bit warmer than yesterday but still beautiful. 79, sunny. tomorrow mostly sunny, 85. friday, 85. saturday, 84. next rain chance gets here sunday. not a huge deal. monday and tuesday are the days to watch. after that we do cool back down. we're still in the roller coaster type pattern. >> not feeling like fall out there. >> no, it's not. we need that rain, too. >> thank you. that's it for "news 4 today." the "today" show coming up next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. have a great day. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there.

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