. now on news4 midday, as the nation tries to heal from yet another tragedy, president trump heads to las vegas, following the deadly mass shooting. here are the plans for his trip and the latest on the gun control debate. the department of justice is investigating a discrimination complaint against the prince george's county police department. coming up, the chief of police respond. and another beautiful day today, right now, tracking temperatures in the 60s, but keeping a close eye on the caribbean, a tropical depression that could become

nate. good morning and thank you for joining us for news4 midday. amelia draper is joining me today, she's kicking things off with your forecast. i'm liking this little bit warmer weather. >> it's a few degrees warmer than yesterday, we'll have high temperatures today warming to near 80 degrees. and stayed the 21st day in a row, we're completely dry here in washington we really warm up with plenty of surge. and this evening, gorgeous as the kids are getting home have from school and having their afternoon activities. keeping a close eye

tropical depression, it will be called nate either today or tomorrow and this could bring us some rain. i'll have more on that coming up right around 11:25. right now president trump and the first lady are on the way to las vegas. they plan to meet with victims of last weekend's shooting, but politics is not part of the ageneral go. >> day two as consoler in chief, this morning president trump leds to las vegas, he'll meet patients, medical staff, first responders, civilian heroes, but no talk of gun control. >> we'll be talking of gun laws as time goes by. >> we hear that every time something happens, when is the right time? >> senator dianne feinstein is

limit bump stocks, used to simulation automatic gun fire. today's trip to las vegas includes president trump's video gone viral of throwing paper towels to -- comparing the island's death toll to hurricane katrina. >> 16 people versus in the thousands, you can be very proud. >> he kind of minimized our suffering here by saying that katrina was a real disaster, sort of implying that this was not a real disaster. >> this morning the president tweets, a great day in puerto rico, claiming fake news coverage masked the great warmth and friendship he experienced there. so while the president's not wanting to talk about gun control,

talking quite a bit about puerto rico's debt, in fact he mentioned it in an interview last night saying that we need to wipe out that debt and some frustrated that he continues to talk about that while the people in puerto rico are still suffering. and when the president lands, he will find a community grieving, we now know the names of most of the people whom stephen paddock killed, in addition to paddock 58 people died in that shooting. the focus of the investigation is turning to paddock's girlfriend who is back in the united states. investigators met her when she landed at l.a.x. >> this video from police body cameras shows the frantic search to find the gunman and the rush to move people out of the firestorm raining down from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel and

the first images from inside stephen paddock's hotel room are chilling. just inside the door, a high powered sniper weapon, just one of 29 weapons found in the room. officers say he turned one of the weapons on himself as they rushed in. investigators also have uncovered multiple video cameras. >> there were two cameras located in the hallway so the suspect could watch as law enforcement or security approached his room. and there was another camera placed inside the hotel room door peephole so that he culled see down the hallway. >> investigators also met marilou danley who returned from the philippinesing overnight. >> the investigation of her is ongoing, currently she's a person of interest.

>> as investigators continue to search for a motive in the killing spree. our aaron gilchrist is in las vegas right now where he is following the investigation and talking to survivors, you can watch for his live reports right here today starting on news4 at 4:00. we now want to turn to the devastation in puerto rico, what residents are dealing with now weeks after hurricane irma and maria. >> if you have visited the beautiful island of puerto rico, i don't think you would recognize it today. look at the size of this tree and it looks like it's 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 have seen all over, just row aftro

maria hit this island with 160-mile-per-hour sustained winds and she left behind a terrible devastation. >> we no that many of you have ties to puerto rico and that is why doreen is there and "working for you." this morning a former school sni assistant accused of creating child pornography will appear in court. he's accused of making child pornography and attempting to transmit hiv. we have an update now to those grave tampering allegations at prince george's county schools, investigators have set up a confidential hot line and email address

employees and others can report grave tampering, it looks like school officials did not tell parents that that hot line even existed. right now the prince george's county police department is at the center of a federal investigation following allegations of discrimination, dorothy spencer is live now at police headquarters with a story you first saw on first at 4:00. >> i just got off the phone with a spokesperson for prince george's county -- full confidence in the chief to cooperation with this investigation and to go ahead and make any changes if any are needed. >> our reputation for cooperating, for being change agents and being receptive to criticism ask well documented going back a dozen years. >> reporter: prince george's county chief of police promising full cooperation in the department of justice investigation. he says he has n

>> i won't tolerate an unfair work environment, i will not tolerate an injustice. i expect a lot from the men and women who do this job. >> news4 has reported on racially charged photos, one depicting a police officer sergeants license plate, and another one shows a dummy with a black face and afro wig. the police chief says he does not know if these are part of the complaint. >> we intend to fully cooperate without reservation and provide any and all information that the department of justice requests. >> reporter: we're told that more than 100 officers signed on to the complaint, two officer who is say they filed it attended the press conference, they said they want fair treatment regardless of race. >> if you look throughout the country, we have all types of

think we're immune to that here in the county? if you think it doesn't happen here, then you're living somewhere else. >> reporter: there is no timeline for when this federal investigation will wrap up. back to you. >> darcy spencer, live in prince george's county for us. darcy, thank you. trying to resign, an nbc news exclusive on secretary of state rex tillerson's summer plans to leave his post, what stopped him, when news4 continues. we are here at a school in alexandria.

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so many of you are feeling heart broken by this week's deadly attack in las vegas. how can we help each other cope with this sort of grief and anxiety. so many people are feeling a bit overwhelmed right now, even if they don't have any connections to las vegas or the victims, how can people sort of process and handle what they're seeing? >> well, i think that people when they're experiencing difficult times, this is the time to really fall back on the good habits, make sure you're actually not turning to alcohol or things like that as your way

getting enough sleep, exercise and eating well. and the other thing i would recognize is just turn the tv off. you don't need to be watching 24-hour news, hearing all the tragic news. so i would say, check in, watch the news, and after you have watched for a little bit and you're up to date, turn it off. >> take a break. >> take a break. >> for children of any ages, what do we say to them when they ask, mommy, daddy, what is that? what am i seeing? >> so, obviously it's going to depend on the age of the kids. so for kids that are your child's ages, i would shield them from it. you want to shield them as much as possible. if they do happen to hear about it at school or hear something about it on tv or the news. you want to keep it very basic, there was a bad man, he did

everything's going to be okay. they don't need to know the nuances of how things can go wrong. as kids are older, older elementary, or above that, you can have more sophisticated conversations, i would just turn it to them, what are your thoughts, what do you think about this stuff? you can say look, if there's something you want to talk about, even if it's a week from now, we'll discuss it. you got to also realize, kids take their coups from the parents, so if a parent is afraid to let their kid go to a concert, or they won't let them go to the mall, that's sending a powerful message to the kids. so you want to watch your reaction. >> we have seen it in our social feeds, to sort of react to the news and express some sadness. how can

out about your grief on social media, how can that help out? >> i think it just gives another forum. social media is changing so many aspects of the way that we live and this is just a place where, if you're grieving, particularly if you're one of those who have lost somebody and maybe it's not from this particular tragedy, but just somebody in your life, social me ee ee eed media allow platform. it's helpful for people to know they're not alone, and there's other people they can bounce their thoughts off of. grief keeps no timeline, so some people are going to be grieving for months, years, maybe a lifetime. and some people are going to say, i can't keep talking about this with my friends, but if they go online and they have a network there that enables them to get the support that they need. >> it can be a

experience. >> exactly. >> our news4 digital team looked at some new ways people are using social media to cope with grief. one woman even created an instagram account, called grief griefs griefstagram. search grief and social media in the nbc washington app. rex tillerson was on the verge of resigning this summer. nbc's andrea mitchell has details on what convinced him to stay. >> reporter: this morning more signs of the troubled relationship between president trump and his secretary of state is reaching a boiling point, a growing chorus of headlines calling on the president to quit. save your energy, rex, we'll do what has to be done. and i

wonderful secretary of state that he is wasting his time frying fry trying to negotiate with little rocket man. that diplomatic bomb from the president, just hours after tillerson's arrival home from beijing. telling reporters in china, we can talk to them, we do talk to them directly through our own channels. tillerson's emphasis on diplomacy is pleasing his hosts in china, but not the boss back home. in fact multiple white house officials tell nbc news that tillerson was already on the outs with the president, for refusing to tear up the iran nuclear deal. >> i think there's blame on both sides. >> the president speaks for himself. >> reporter: for his part, tillerson was frustrated when the president sided with saudi arabia against a key u.s. military ally, qatar. officials tell nbc news the finalw

state, a former leader of the boy scouts almost came back in july, when the president gave a widely criticized political speech to the scouts. >> we would go to wisconsin and we had tremendous crowds. >> reporter: current and former officials tell nbc news tillerson tried to quit, but was talked out of it by allies, including defense secretary jim mattis and james kelly. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting, are a top tillerson aid denied the secretary tried to quit or was offended by the president's speech to the boy scouts. many students in our area skipped the school bus stop and instead laced up their walking shoes toet

to school day. and more than 1,600 schools in west virginia took part. >> reporter: students told me they look forward to walk to school today because it's a time to really get moving and also a real jump start to the school year. wednesday morning busses dropped off james k. polk elementary schools up the street from their building. >> keep walking and smiling. >> reporter: but it's okay, they walked the rest of the way with their smiles and their signs. down at polk's blue top basketball court, students were buzzing, coming down from that special morning. >> we are walking because it's national walk to school day. i hear that over 5,184 schools in the entire u.s. are walking to school today. it. >> reporter: but not all did it quit

bananas and water, school officials danced right up to the start of school. and their seeing working out can lead to lasting benefits. >> it's really good to exercise, because you can live longer and have a good life. >> reporter: does the walk get you ready to learn in the morning? >> yes, it helps me a lot, because it gives me a strategy to like pay attention, what's happening and when. >> reporter: polk is also part of the safe routes to school program, this walk a reminder that city and school partnerships can make streets safer for students. meantime crossing guards say there are two things drivers can stop doing right now to help. >> cars tend to speed when schools are open, and just not paying attention. people on cell phones, people are texting. >> we got walking school busses. >> reporter: anne o'neil is a polk parent who works with safe routes and walk to school day.

smiles on their faces and especially when you see kids get off the bus and you don't know what baggage they're coming with to school from home. and then they're begging to walk five laps, 10 laps. >> polk elementary first rolled out its walk to school day back in the 2009-2010 school year and you can see now seven years later, it's a big hit. >> love the enthusiasm and the energy. guess what? halloween is almost here, if you can believe it. if you're ready

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it's coming up on that time again when you sneak your kids halloween candy. did you ever think about what that stuff does to your teeth? sticky candy is the worst for your teeth, so avoid those gummy bears, star bursts, the adverti twizzlers, chocolate is said to be the better option, because it doesn't stick to your teeth. it's better candy in one sitting. they like the sticky stuff but it

>> i'm going to go and eat chocolate guilt free. i can't believe we're talking about halloween? >> i know, and it's warm outside like august. >> exactly, it is feeling more like august, at least tomorrow and friday, temperatures today about five degrees warmer than yesterday and will continue to warm on thursday and friday. take a look at your weather headlines, feeling more like summer than fall out there, and as we look to the weekend, we're going to keep it dry in our area, right on through saturday, we really do need the rain, as i said earlier, this is our 21st day in a row, where we have been completely dry across the area, it does look like we'll get some much-needed rain, thankfully, if you're hearing some typing while i was logging into the computer. we're going to get these graphics for you. i'm keeping a close eye on the caribbean sea right

tropical depression 16, likely becoming, there you see the tropical depression, likely becoming a tropical storm later today or early tomorrow morning. this would be called tropical storm nate. so as we take a look at current temperatures across the area, you know what? we're going to try to do this on max 2, because max 1 is completely down. here you have tropical depression 16, most likely becoming tropical storm nate either later today or into the day tomorrow. what is going to happen, is likely strengthen to a high end category one or category two hurricane next week and impact parts of the gulf coast, exactly where, it's way too soon to tell, and then it will bring rain that our area, we're not going to be worried about a tropical system in our area, but we would get some beneficial rain. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s. this afternoon just perfection,

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just three days after the las vegas massacre, president trump is on his way to nevada. white house officials say the focus of his visit will be on the victims and the first

lives. his visit comes on the heels of his trip to hurricane ravaged puerto rico, a move that prompted both praise and criticism. >> reporter: president trump aiming to provide comfort to a community gripped by grief, after sunday's has shooting. it comes on the heels of tuesday's visit to another scene of investigatidevastation, puer. president trump insisting he hea heard no criticism while he was on the ground. but the mayor of san juan saw it differently. >> he was insulting to the people of puerto rico. >> reporter: the president andbr the response. on tuesday it seemed there was a temporary truce. but moments later, the president praised puerto rico's governor, making no mention of the mayor. >> this governor did not play politics, he was

it was and he was giving us the highest grades. >> reporter: mr. trump also joked about how much the disaster will cost. it zp >> i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget out of whack. >> reporter: he compared maria to hurricane -- >> if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, 16 people versus in the thousands, you can be very proud. >> the mayor of san juan lashing out. >> he really has a communication issue. you know, it's sort of like a miscommunicator in chief. >> reporter: it a all happened today with presidential outreach. at one point tossing out rolls of paper towels like basketballs. today the tone in las vegas is expected to be more somber.

>> together is domestic violence awareness month. and here at nbc 4, we continue to promote safe at home with resources available to you and to protect yourself and family members who may be in need? joining us this morning is tiffany turner allen of the national center on violence in the black community. >> correct. >> tell us what resources you have. >> we're the national resource center, we're culturally specific and we focus on the black community, african and african immigrant, afro latina and caribbean. we do communication, public policy, outreach, training, so we do a lot of different things in community and we work with community as well as direct service providers. >> how do you reach out to women, family members who are reluctant to seek help when they're in a terrible at

organizations, but one of the great things is because we are focused in the community, we reflect the community that we're in. so it's a little bit of an easier transition for people, to say you look like me, you understand some of the challenges and some of the issues that we're experience. >> and you mentioned a lot of different resources, are there specialties or things that you find that you specialize in that are the most helpful. >> what we focus on is domestic violence, sexual violence and community violence. within each of those umbrellas there are different things, so under community violence, we have mass incarceration, and then we have sexual assault as well as female mutilation. so we have a number of different things that we focus on. so i can't say that one is any more important than the other, and the reason that we have those three large

results are multifaceted and multilayered. >> i imagine every step is equally important to get somebody out of a very dire situation. so tell people how they can reach your organization, what is the best way to come in contact with someone, especially if they don't want to be known, if they want to remain nonhousanonymous? >> anonymity is something we value and acknowledge. so they can always go to our dcdc dccadv website. as well as ugima, we have our website that's launching later this month and our 1-800-number will be located on the website that we'll launch later this month. >> thanks to you and your organization for providing these life saving resources.

thanks for joining us again, and we'll buput that information on the website in case anybody needs that information. >> thank you. >> we're going to come back with more information on the capital.

this season the nba all-star game is going to remind you of your playground days in a major change, it will no longer pit the eastern and western conferences against each other. instead, two captains will pick players from either conference one by one, oh, no, what if you're the last one picked?

so some rivals will join forces but teammates could face off. some young nats fans had a big surprise on friday. >> you all are coming to the postseason game, and bringing those tickets in is my good friend screech. give it up for him. >> all right, look at that, led to a lot of smiles. look at those cutis, very happy kids at amazon bowen elementary school. the entire class is going to the game and the nats are hoping they make a lot of noise on friday. >> my question, how hold loud are you going to be? >> break window loud. >> oh, that's very loud. the nats also handed out a lot of gear to the students, there's a lot of fun ahead on friday's game one. i'm going to be down there in the morning, doug is going to be do

a haunted pep rally at nats park. this is a neighborhood school, it's only a mile away from the ballpark and the teacher there, ms. dull participated in the excel training program with the nats. >> and so exciting for those students and the weather looking great for the game on friday. and the good news is we're going to have a little bit of humidity, so why that's good news with baseball, if they do hit a ball, it would go farther than if it was really dry. so we want the warmer and more humid area. if it's not for the nats, maybe just for your own personal enjoyment. today we'll have a high temperature of 79 degrees, beautiful sunshine out there, about 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, so the weather having a low impact on the afternoon. take a look at your wednesday outlook, perfect for taking your kids to the playground. no worries of

worry is if you have your sunglasses in your car. after school activities today, it's dry, but that sun set time continues to get earlier and earlier. right around 6:46. here we have thursday tomorrow, we continue to warm, high temperature tomorrow is 85 degrees, that's about 10 to 15 degrees above normal, and we'll also have more cloudiness around as we close out the workweek, on friday, a mix of clouds and sunshine, a high today in the mid 80s. for saturday, we're still in the mid 80s and we really start to notice the humidity increasing throughout the day on saturday. as we look to saturday, notice some chances for showers in the forecast, it's not going to be a washout, but there could be some rain around during the second half of your day. 84 high on sunday, and then our temperatures start to cool. rain looking likely on monday, that would be from what would likely be at least tropical storm nate, but we're just going to get some beneficial rain monday, tuesday and then

down on wednesday. by next thursday, we'll keep it dry, sunny and beautiful. emperature around70.

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there are a whole lot of different kinds of pizza out there, but the most expensive one is covered in gold and has a $2,000 price tag. wow. robert frank, the host of cnbc secret lives of the superrich is letting us know whether

>> reporter: just steps away from wall street on the southern most tip of -- the world's most expensive pizza. the 12-inch pie costs $2,000 and the chef won't say how many he's sold so far. each precious pizza must be ordered two days in advance. so the chef can import the high end ingredients from around the world. the dough is made frwith flour from india, and sprinkled with gold flakes from ecuador. >> and you literally fly this stuff in fresh? >> everything is fresh. >> that includes the peopleremi toppings too, like the cheese from england and france. on top of that, the chef adds $300 worth of black truffles, but the

edible 24 caret tape from germany. the chef tops the precious metal from caviar cloflown in from th caspian sea. one ounce can go for over $1,000. the final touch, rose petals and now for the $2,000 taste test. >> okay, here we go. >> reporter: wow. a true slice of heaven for pizza lovers who are just rolling in dough. for cnbc, i'm robert frank. >> i'm just going to take his word for it. i don't know if i'm eating that $2,000 pizza. herbs and spices add flavor to so many recipes, but the fresh ones often go bad before you can use them. here's how to preserve some herbs and get more use out of them. thanks for being here, and

us, it smells so good in the studio. so tell us about some of the herbs from your garden? >> we have got about a dozen herbs that we're growing out at the big garden at the vineyards. one of the things that we do conceptually is break them into hard herbs and soft herbs, your soft herbs rosemary and cilantro and your soft herbs you want to cook at the last second, add that to the recipe at the last minute. one boil and it's done, raz rosemary and sage and those hard herbs you can cook for a long time. >> and it won't change the flavor or break down too much? >> yes, we make syrups and oils from them. we'll actually do a lot of neutral oils. meaning just the vegetable oil as

oil with rosemary and garlic that everybody knows about. and we'll use those oils in a lot of our kecooking production items and especially in our paste t pastry items. >> i have my rosemary oil and my mint syrup and rosemary syrup already prepared. >> how long do you have to keep it in the oil to give it the flavor that you need for your recipes? >> you can bring that to a boil in literally 30 seconds you can strain it out. >> and you're ready to go. so i'm just going to make a simple cake today that i'm going to flavor with rosemary oil. i'm going to have you pour that in. that's the rosemary oil, you're going to pour it all in. >> does this replace butter or does it replace something else in your recipes? >> any time you have a liquid oil. and it smells even better when it's in the oven. any time you have a liq

can replace an herb oil, it just gives it another dimension of flavor. to right now, i'm going to make this cake, the batter is all mixed up here, we have already piped some into the mold and we have some baked up here. i'm serving it with figs, i've got a little bit syrup, that's goc ee's going t on to this. but further down the line, we have the holidays coming up, maybe you have a browny, or a cookie exchange, you can replace the butter with rosemary oil. >> it's a great alternative to instead of just drying herbs or freezing herbs, another way to preserve them, and you can do it one or two times throughout the course of the year, and then whenever you need it, you've got it ready. >> what are the best herbs for

direction you want to go with it. with our basil and a lot of our brighter flavor herbs, we tend to make syrups with it. you can make the basil oil and drizzle that on your strawberries, so you get the basil flavor and the sugar at the same time. softer herbs generally syrups, harder herbs generally oils. >> when you make a syrup or an oil, how long should we keep it? >> keep it in your refrigerator and you've got a 6 to 12 month shelf life. >> thank you so much for joining us, and whool we say goodbye, i feel like i have to taste the fig and the oil, right? >> and the rosemary oil, this is delicious. >> thank you so much, we're going to be right back, and i'm going to eat all this while we're in the break.

petitioning for change, now on news4, a local organization is pushing for a safety feature to be installed in all vehicles. consumer reporter susan hogan is "working for you" with how this device can be a game changer for your family. authorities carried out the bodies of four elderly people. tragic and

of carbon monoxide poisoning, making headlines nationwide. people accidentally leaving their cars running inside their garages while deadly fumes slowly and silently invade their home. and then there's this. a california police vehicle, crossing several lanes of traffic, the officer says carbon monoxide leaking inside of his suv caused him to fall asleeve at the wheel and crash. >> roughly speaking from vehicle exposure, you have about 1,500 americans die each year, tens of thousands are injured. >> reporter: the nonprofit organization says it has a cheap solution that will cut down if not eliminate carbon monoxide injuries and deaths due to vehicles. >> a simple $5 detector would prevent those kinds of tragedies. >> reporter: his group for environmental respond, also known as peer, filed a study with the national highway and tr

new vehicles be equipped with carbon monoxide detectors and to install a device that would shut off the car before fumes reach a deadly level. >> that's the sort of thing that nhtsa should be tracking and acting on. >> and they're no? >> one reason being a concern that the engine may shut off in certain traffic situations, such as sitting in a tunnel. in a statement to news4, nhtsa says it takes all possible safety risks or deskt defects. if you want to take action right now to protect your family, we're "working for you." a lot of you have asked me if we can put carbon monoxide detectors inside of our cars, the simple answer is yes, but you cannot use a home carbon monoxide detector, toxicolts

alert you about high levels of co, it's a little too high for a car, you want to look for detectors that look like this that actually start reading levels of co as low as one part per million, for more information on how to look for these or how to read them, go to our nbc washington app and search carbon monoxide detectors. time for a final look at your forecast, amelia draper, tell us all about it. >> this afternoon it's going to be really nice out there, high temperature nearby 80 degrees, and getting the kids ready to head out the door, sunglasses, you'll want them once again, the t-shirt as well, but you can leave the light jacket home with temperatures reaching the lower 80s. we'll start out with temperatures in the low to mid 60s. here's a look at your ten-day forecast, not just dry, completely dry tomorrow, but on friday as well.

the weekend on saturday, kind of a 50/50 split. we'll keep saturday dry, on sunday highs around 80 degrees, with a chance for showers around later in the day, and rain is likely on monday, remember, monday being columbus day, so if you have that extra bonus day off, you might want to think about options for what you could do indoors on monday that would be rain from what's likely to become at least tropical storm nate later todhursday or early friday morning. and then next thursday and friday, we'll keep it dry, because we really need this rain, and we're going to get it on monday and tuesday and we have new information coming in and myself and douglas will have more coming up on news4 at 4:00. and we're likely to have another tropical storm this season and that would be nate. >> good to see that great weather for the nats belief game

♪ we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> we dedicate tonight's show to all the victims and their famili families, and to the first responders and to the doctors and nurses, who are working around the clock to save lives. and to so many meheroes who did whatever they could to help complete strangers in a time of desperate need. thank you so much for being here tonight.