news4 midday begins with breaking news.... >> hi, good morning, everybody, i'm erika gonzalez. >> i'm lynn yang. we have more news out of northeastern maryland. >> a shooting at a business park, we are learning how badly they are injured and how many were shot. the shooting was in the town of edgewood north of baltimore. our news partner in baltimore says there are multiple hotels and motels in that area with a heavy police presence around the motel 6. they say some buildings are locked down right now. but the streets are opened. the hartford county sheriffs local police depant

are all on the scene right now. we do have a news crew on the way, be sure to watch for updates in the newscast and in the nbc washington app. thieves did their best to get away with cash in clinton this morning. as can you see by these pictures, they left an absolute mess. there was an attendant in the store as this robbery unfolded, his quick thinking with his phone may have helped solve this case. >> reporter: we're at the dash-in convenience store at dangerfield and woodyard roads here. still a lot of damage left heaped by this overnight atm attempted theft. you see that atm now in piece, mostly intact. it's been pulled out of the store front. i want to show you the under surveillance image of that truck involved in the crash overnight. the worker inside says about 2:30 this morning, he heard banging on the

he saw that truck backing up an banging in the store once the glass came down, two wen men went into the store and tried to pull that atm out. when that happened, he called 911. >> i went to the back room, where the bathroom was at. i locked myself in there. i lad to call dispatch. i'm like, it's crazy, because i ain't never experienced something like this. >> reporter: and as you can see the store has been ordered closed. so that repairs can begin here. i spoke with the manager earlier, he says it will likely be some days before they can resume business back to normal here. as for that worker, he was not hurt. tho that worker believes the truck had some damage to it, perhaps on the front end. we can zell tell you that prince george's county police say they are gathering clues and hope t

find those suspects soon. we're in clinton, justin finch, news 4, back to you. >> thanks, to justin there. checking our weather right now after a chilly warming. it is starting to warm up. no complaints here. >> can you see justin's breath in that live report out there, our meteorologist joins, sheena parveen. i admit i turned the heater on for the first time. >> wow! it was cold. we have a lot of windows. >> see, you and i think it's cold, erika thinks it's cold, especially when we have frost around, we're allowed to say it now, at least if cluck is not here, temperatures in some spots are in the 50s. we are up to 60 now in the district e district. we will be a little warmer, still really a nice day, 59 in dulles, 59 in walk, 61 degrees in clinton. beautiful sunshine outside, look as we go through the afternoon, manyf oour zush suburbs will be in the

district near 70 degrees, coming up, we have a warm-up. i will show that you forecast and how warm it will get straight ahead. >> thank you. f for the second time in 24 hours, a judge blocked president trump's travel ban. he says the president's own comments during the campaign and on twitter convinced him he was akin to an unconstitutional muslim ban. the ban was supposed to go into effect today. this morning, president trump back and forth with congress woman frederica wilson about what he said or did not say to a pregnant gold star mother and her husband a soldier who was killed overseas. the president now responding on twitter after being accused of insensitivity during that phone call, tweeting, democrat congress woman totally fabricated what i said to the wife of a soldier who died in action and i have prove, sad. halle jackson reports on this controversy. >> reporter: the heart broken widow of a fallen u.s

myesha johnson weeping on the coffin of her husband le david johnson. the couple's 6-year-old daughter and two-year-old son by her side. sergeant johnson was one of six soldiers killed in niger, when the president called him before the casket arrived home. >> he said something to the fact that he knew what he was getting into when he signed up, but i guess it hurts, wane aye. >> reporter: the congress woman says it lasted three-to-five minutes and the only response is thank you t. white house tells nbc news the president's conversations are private. it was a question about the deaths of those four soldiers that prompted the president to make this comment earlier in the week about his predecessor's contact with families of the fallen. >> a lot of them didn'te

calls. >> reporter: the marine killed in afghanistan in 2010 to take another dig at president obama. >> i think i've called every family of somebody that's died, and it's the hardest call to make. as far as other representatives, i don't know, i mean, you could ask general kelly, did he get a call from obama? >> reporter: a white house official tells nbc president obama did not call general kelly after his son's death, but the kelleys did attend a white house breakfast for the families of falling in 2011, seated at the first lady's table, according to someone familiar with the event. the new developments as the president tries to turn focus to policy, talking taxes and health care. >> it's not as easy as we thought, but we're going to get it done, you watch. >> reporter: right now, lawmakers are watching what happens with a new bipartisan deal that will temporarily reinstate subsidy toss insurance companies, the same payments president trump chance emed last week. >> i'm grateful to the president for encouraging men

to get a bipartisan agreement with senator murray. >> that was nbc news' halle jackson reporting. president trump is back to criticizing the nfl t. league's owners met with players last night. they said they are not adding any rules about standing during the national anthem. this morning the president posted this tweet t. nfl has decided that it will not force players to stands for the playing of our national anthem, total disrespect for our great country, end quote. we will be watching what the wizards do, that followed last night's game between cleveland and boston when the cavaliers locked arms during the national anthem the wizards take on the 76ers tonight at 506789. homework takes more than pencils and calculators, we know that for sure, students need an internet connection, especially nowadays, it's changed so much. i can't help my kids with

prince george's will get free internet. and the program is in oxon hill, it's a great story. darcy spencer is there. >> reporter: it's hard to believe in 2017, there are so many kids out there who don't have a phone, don't have a computer, don't have access to the internet. >> that is about to change today. if you take a look right here, you are seeing students being given free devices, free phones, access to the internet. this is all a part of closing the home gap. these students at potomac high school in oxon hymn will soon have these in their hands, cell phones and tablets, free and access to the internet and they can keep them for up to four years through a special program. >> personally, i don't have a computer or tablet at home, therefore, doing homework assignments is very difficult for me. with this, i should be able to easily get a

struggling with assignments online. >> i'm using it primarily for school purposes only. it's allowing me to access on the home or on the go wherever i am to do assignments i am not able to do on my phone. >> reporter: nearly 3,000 high school students will get the devices. they can keep them while in high school. it's a part of sprint to connect students with technology and internet access to promote academic success. >> a million high speed devices in the hands of students that otherwise wouldn't have access to the internet at home. they can complete their homework, and apply for scholarship, college and get jobs. >> reporter: giving students access to technology is a step to closing what's called the homework gap. >> 70% of high school teachers assign homework that requires internet access, yet hundreds of thousands of high school students lack interlet in access at home. >> reporter: this is the first year for the

already 180,000 students in 1,300 schools have gotten their own devices and access to the internet. and back out live, this is just the rollout of the program. today 125 students, including this young lady here, bo to machigh school getting these devices. as we said, eventually 3,000 students will have them in their hands for homework. >> a good day there, thank you. developing this morning, firefighters say a person smoking a cigarette wearing an oxygen mask started the fire and it damaged several units inside the apartment building on sky lar road last night. the tenant that started the fire had to go to the hospital t. led cross is helping those displaced families. coming up, the man police say is stealing from vacuums and has already gone away with as

much as $200,000 in change. that's a lot of money. breaking news out of maryland, a shooting at an office park. there are reports of multiple injuries. it's south of the interstate 95 and route 24 in hartford county. we will continue to update

. we're following breaking news right now, a shooting another an office park in edgewood, maryland. police just updating on the situation. five people were shot and three people are dead in this situation right now. the sheriffs office showing a picture of the suspect they've identified as radid prince. this is a live conference. we will let you listen in for a second. >> a 2000 black chevy acadia, c charles 064273. early reports involve another vehicle, a dodge charger. >> that vehicle has been located and has been eliminated from the search. as far as we know the suspect is

again, i have to thank our law enforcement partners and our county partners. we have set up a reception center working in the county executive, mr. glassman is here with us as well. we set up a reception center for the families over at the richland ball room behind us and for people who are coming and that's being overseen by the department of emergency services. this does appear to be a target attack limited to that business. so with that, i am going to take, we are asking that if anyone sees the suspect, obviously, he is armed and dangerous. we don't want anyone to take action on their own. we want you to dial 911 and let us know. >> is there a relationship between the suspect and anybody there or that business? >> we do believe he is associated with that business. what that association is, that's still under investigation. we believe he is

>> has he been recently terminated or fired? >> i don't know if he has an employment status or has been separated. so we're going to say she associated with the business. >> is there more about the people killed, are they employees? >> all fifive individuals who were shot and deceased do appear to all have been employees of the business. we are trying to notify and make notifications. >> [ inaudible question ] his name is radeed, la beeb privens prince. with a date of birth 11-5-79. there was a residence of interest in cecil county that we have gone to and we have been through in our manhunt and he, obviously

located there. but that is where we found the car the second vehicle possibly associated as a vehicle with the suspect. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> we do not. at this point -- at this point we are looking for just there suspect. 100%. we do not believe there were others involved, at this point in the investigation, we do not believe anyone else was involved other than the person i gave you the name of and operating that chevy acadia when he left. >> do you consider him armed and dangerous? >> are you listening to authorities there update the situation. a shooting that happened at the advanced granite solutions in edgewood, maryland. the new information that they have just released is they are looking for a suspect by the name of radeeb prince in a 2000 plaque chevy acadia. they say this is a very targeted attack t. information is five people were shot. three people are

don't believe anyone else was involved. currently they are searching for that one suspect. police also saying that the five victim itself, including the three people are dead were all employees of this company. again, they're not saying whether or not the suspect had any association with the company, but there is a manhunt under way right now in edgewood, maryland, searching for the suspect radeeb prince, they say he is armed and dangerous, if have you any situation, call police right away. all right. we want to switch gears here. we have good news if you have been watching the stock exchange on the past couple of days, a good thing for your peng on the 401kt. dow jones is up about 120 points, it hit 23,000 for the first time yesterday. for now, most financial advisers say leave your money in the market unless have you big expenses in the coming year prosecutors say the new evidence proves the murder was

crime. he is accused of targeting richard collins because he was black. prosecutors say new evidence supports their claim. collins was stabbed to death visiting friends at the university of maryland. he faces life without parole plus 20 years, those additional 20 years are for the hate crime charge. one of our local police departments is beefing up the gang unit. the montgomery county is beefing it up a million dollars, they are root it out in schools. mccarthy plan toss organize organized crime against gang members and target the leadership. gangs are responsible for 18 homicides in the county in the past two years alone. now, to a bizarre crime that you will only see on news 4. a person going to some pretty extreme lengths to steal from vacuum cleaners at gas stations across the gi

money he's gotten away with. news 4's pat collins has this story. >> reporter: the coin-operated car vacuum before. the coin operated car vacuum after -- guess what's missing? if you said all the coins, you are right. >> there is a slide bar. you put a color on the top. >> reporter: the victim, he owns 106 of these vacuums, he says 58 of them have been ripped off by the same guy and it hurts. how much money have you lost? >> $200,000. >> reporter: he has a collection of under surveillance video showing the man in action at various gas stations around our area. first he puts a quarter and listens to see if the cash box is full. then using special tools, he starts chog

special locks. sometimes he uses a grinder. sometimes it's a drill. he's even used his own vacuum to suck the quarters out of the machine. now, they have his picture. they know his name. but for some reason, cops can't lock him up. hear now from landover hills police chief henry norris, what's going on? >> one step ahead of us. >> reporter: are you going to get him? >> oh, somebody will. >> reporter: they believe this guy is active in virginia and in d.c. and in delaware, in prince george's county, the prosecutor's office says it's aware, but they need more evidence to make a move. fairfax police are working a case, but in the meantime the quarter cone criminal, he's out and about. >> reporter: how come he's not arrested? >>

they just saying that we will get him. we will get him. we will get him. but they never do. >> and that was news 4's pat collins reporting. if stealing the money, he says the thief has been apartmently using tools he stole from hardware stores to carry out these crimes, this has been going on for so long, you know, when you think about it $200,000. >> from quarters. >> that's a lot of work. i hope they catch him soon so marchers about to set out in d.c. oming up, t che

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schools in napa, california remain closed today because of poor air quality due to those wildfires. they're reopen on monday, meanwhile, 88 people are still missing this morning in california following that massive wildfire in wine country. the national guard is on the ground helping sift through the rubble of burnt out homes. 41 people have died and nearly 6,000 homes destroyed. 34,000 people still under an evacuation order this morning. firefighters say they are making progress putting it out. well, you may notice more people near the national mall today, protesters plan to march from the u.s. capitol to the trump international hotel starting at noon. organizers say they're urging national lawmakers to do more for hurricane-battered communities including texas, florida the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. as of t

puerto rico state-run website, only about 19% of residents have power since hurricane maria hit the island nearly one month ago. if that's when i talked to my inlaws last night. they are still without power. >> there are so many -- >> no power, no water. >> i meap, they're hanging in there you talk to them, and they have thankfully they have neighbors on either side with generators so that's how they have been able to keep that going, no water. >> not just one case, all of puerto rico, all of the virgin islands. >> so mr. worse off than that. the good news right now, though, is that hurricane season is kind of quiet at the moment. >> that's good. >> we're still in it, until the end of november. so november 30th is the official end to hurricane season, but proprietary now, things are much calmer than we saw before with just that one hurricane after the other, which ended up being ten in a row, but today, very, very different weather pattern here for us. we have perfect weather in

forecast. we have a warming trend as we go into the weekend, too, wait until you see our weekend, the forecast looks fantastic. you can make plans, we will be dry until monday. we have some areas in the upper 50s, right now, we are warming into the 60s for parts of the area like leesburg, 60 in washington right now. 61 clinton, 62 annapolis. as we go through the afternoon, we will be a little milder than yesterday, high pressure keeping us nice and dry. we see no cloud cover. we have no rain heading our way. again that next chance will be until early next week. take advantage of the nice weather now. we have lola here up for adoption, if you need a dog to walk, otherwise, by 4:00 p.m. 70 we cop out at. warmer than yesterday. 7:00 p.m. we warm down into the 60s. normal highs this time of year is 68 degrees, thursday 74, 75 friday, there's your weekend comi

you heading to the wineries this weekend, it looks really good. temperatures will be in the mid-70s both saturday and sunday and sunny skies. so a nice forecast shaping up. very dry through the weekend. it's early next week, when we see the rain chances increasing. i will show that you with the ten-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. coming up the bravery of two people breaking their silence today. first the security guard shot after coming face-to-face with the las vegas shooter. he is sharing his story for the first time. >> an olympic gymnast shearing shocking al ♪ >> an olympic gymnast shearing shocking al do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters.

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. breaking news, three people are dead after a shooting this morning at a business in edgewood, maryland, two others were injured in this shooting. this happened at a business. we believe it's called advanced granite solutions. the hartford sheriff says they believe the business was targeted. investigators have identified a suspect. he is named as 38-year-old radb prince, you will see a picture of him, he remains on the loose right now. >> that i have asked people to be on the lookout for a 2000 plaque chevy acadia that he is likely traveling in,

vehicle that was -- plaque chevy acadia. the suspect named at radeb presence. continue to watch news 4 for updates in this story. more and more women are taking part in the metoo hashtag, they are very disturbing. >> olympic gold medalist gymnast michaela maroney shocked the world overnight at the abuse of her former doctor. she alleged on twitter larry nassar molested her for years, he has been accused by more than 100 women of sexual abuse in a long and personal letter, maroney says nassar abused her during the london olympics. she says he disguides it as treatments, she detailed one night she found herself alone in a hotel room and said she thought she was going to die. she encouraged other victims to come forward saying

too late to speak up up until now, we haven't heard from the guard who was shot by the gunman in the las vegas massacre. >> now he is speaking out. ellen is sitting down with jesus campos for an interview this afternoon. we will have that hear and have his account on what happened the day the gunman opened fire. >> i heard rapid fire and at first i took cover. i felt a burning sensation. i went to go lift my pant leg up, i saw the blood. that's when i called it in on my radio that shots had been fired. >> be sure to tune into ellen at 3:00 for the full sit-down interview. stay tuned to news 4 right here after "ellen" on nbc 4 more local drivers say their suvs are making them sick. some are even calling our consumer investigation for alerting them about

ford explorers. >> now their complaints are a part of more than 2700 filed with federal regulators. and there's more. our consumer team uncovered, susan hogan has uncovered and has new details. >> reporter: despite all of these complaints the thousands of explorer owners who say their suchs are making them sick, ford continues to tell news 4 that it hasn't found levels of carbon monoxide that exceeds what people are exposed to every day, what we uncovered in our investigation has us asking ford how would it know? is it just a coincidence? >> i would get these massive migraines. >> i'd start feeling like i'm getting a lot of headaches. >> is it possible ford explorer owners are imagining this? >> i would feel so sleepy, i thought i was going to fall asleep at the wheel. >> my eyes get watery. >> reporter: news 4 found compla f

dating back to 2011, ford has been ininstructing owners how to fix them since 2012. when james temple brought it to a local dealership because he was concerned, he was told this whole carbon mok monoxide thing was fake news. >> i asked to the people there about it. they say people putting something on the news vochlt so they blamed it on the news. >> they said nothing wrong, they hadn't heard anything about it. >> 18 in the back, 20 in the front. >> reporter: we had his car tested and the toxicologist found levels of carbon monoxide that alarmed him. >> this clearly is a level of concern. >> reporter: and in nikki's case the ford dealership found leaks and fixed them, then charged her $600 bucks. >> i don't think i should be responsible for something that number one isn't my fault, number two is a serious health risk for me and my family. >> reporter: while dealerships will repair the leak, one thing we have learned from

dealers are not testing for levels of carbon monoxide, remember, ford insists it has not found any unsafe levels, if dealerships aren't testing, hoy would they know? we asked ford this very question, their response -- these vehicles are safe. ford has thoroughly tested vehicles and has not found carbon monoxide levels that exceed what people are exposed to every day. researching complaints to federal regulators, we found a lot of confusion when it comes to how ford dealerships are handling complaints, like this one, an explorer owner in d.c. who says the dealership had no idea what he was talking about or this complaint from a waldorf, maryland, ford owner, i brought it to a ford dealership, they said it was nothing. we asked ford about the mixed messages the company telling news 4 it is doing something about it. by the end of this month, all dealers nationwide will have a completeea

with customer complaints about fumes t. program also answers questions about who is paying for the repairs. for our customers, peace of mind, ford is offering complimentary service that reduces the potential for exhaust to enter the vehicle, customers can take their vehicles, regardless of mile annual or warranty status to a ford dealer to have this service performed. so this free service begins november 1st and it willnd e december 31st, 2018. be i the way, ford is reimbursing nikki her $600 and one more thing, we asked ford just how many vehicles has it tested for carbon monoxide and what were the levels it found? ford refused to comment. i'm susan hogan, news 4. a nice warm-up after a cold start to your day, what to expect next, more cold or more warm? [ music playing ]

. /*. >> all right, it seems like this is becoming a bit of a tradition for folks around here, around halloween and christmas season maybe even with your family, where you can alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me.

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. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor.

. >> it's almost halloween and this house is taking it to the next level. take your family to see the show. this is off battlefield parkway in leesburg, it runs until 9 every night until the day before halloween. they set up the music every year and takes donations, with i he gives to the johns hopkins children center as well, it's cool. it's become a thing.

all morning, it's so catchy. >> and the cooler weather, you may have a little jacket. >> it's finally starting to feel like fall, at least overnight, now it's pleasant. this morning. >> it's really nice out right now. i think it gets you into that fall spirit. you feel like walking around, doing the trick or treating. we have the fall weather, here's a beautiful look outside, look at those clear skies, right now in washington, we've warmed up to 60 degrees so we're going to be warmer than yesterday. we will be close to 70 as we go through the afternoon, so still really nice weather in the forecast today, rain chances don't return until early next week. upper 50s, very soon in the 60s. 58 quantico, 59 monassas, elsewhere mostly low 60s, big pressure will keep us dry, not just today, into your week,

want to see if the rain chances increase until monday. for today, if you are exercising outside, it is perfect weather to do that, by lunchtime, around noon today, low 60s maybe the long sleeves, cool out there by 4:00 p.m., perfect weather in the forecast by 7:00 p.m., cooling down into the mid-60s. this weekend looks good, we're looking at clear skies as we go into the weekend. temperatures for the start of the race will be in the 50s. now the finish line, though, this is where we start to see things warm up in the afternoon, as we go throughout the afternoon, we're looking at temperatures in the mid-70s, 77 for a high saturday, 77 sunday, so there's your slight warm-up as we go through the end of the weekend into the week t. rain chances get here monday, tuesday, maybe even wednesday. we'll have a stretch of rainy weather, look what happens after that, look at thursday and friday, we can be at a high of 60 degrees, it will

guys. >> all right, thank sheena. we will take a look at the d.c. restaurants given in this year's michelin guide. >> and the gift guide with something for everyone. gifts priced from $100 to more

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second year the world's oldest and most favorite restaurant guy has included d.c. joining us michael ellis the international director for the michelin guide, thank you for being here. >> it's my pleasure there so you gave two new restaurant star force the second year, as to tell us about them. >> absolutely. one restaurant is comey, it's a fantastic restaurant. a fantastic chef, mediterrane mediterranean-inspired chef and mitzia, a kinship, absolutely two exciting editions to washington's cull fare scene. >> very exciting. the chef zebel has been on our show talking about his garden. and what about the bid. >> we have hazel, a great restaurant, ivy a smokehouse doing great things smoking fish an

dishes. >> you can actually get a meal. people were able to see the restaurants on the bib. >> you can get out for $40 for a drink or dessert, yeah. >> you have the guide, local diners would like to see that a little thicker. tell us about the reason why you don't get to all the restaurants, perhaps, what we need to do if terms of d.c. dining scene to have more restaurants in the guide? >> where our ambition is not to be a phone book. we're not trying to cover all the restaurant, we're trying to give a photo of what the denying scene is actually about. this year we are particularly busy. we have a lot of new projects, we launched four guides last year. we have a new guide for bangkok in december. our inspectors have been busy. i think will you see more and more restaurants in the d.c. guide to the future. >> we are looking forward to that. no restats

three stars so tell us what your inspectors are looking for, what's the criteria if. >> we have a vision a rating, we look at quality of product, all good food, mastery of cooking technique, things have to be perfectly cooked, balance, equilibrium, regularity throughout menu or the year, whether it's february, june or november, we look for the same quality and value for money. so this year we followed all three of the two stars. we were hoping to get a third star, we didn't confirm, we will continue to follow them. >> you eat around the world, tell us about something about the dining scene and why you like living here. >> having lived here as a graduate student in the early ''80s, it's absolutely amazing. you had this explosion of talent, of creativity to revive neighborhoods entire neighborhoodsor

restaurants. i think a lot of generation of young chefs are coming out here, discovering the great products in maryland and chesapeake bay. you have talent, great products, an exciting scene here. >> wonderful. a great recipe for success. i have to make a lot of reservations now this morning we are taking a few minutes to recognize an iconic career. donny simpson has now been a d.c. staple for0 years 4 ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says,

if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor.

call it the unofficial start of the holiday season, neiman marcus unveiled its 2017 catalogue filled with fantasy gift ideas, news 4 is taking a look at some of the items in this year's catalogue. ro seattle's workshop is getting a lavish upgreat as neimans unties the bow on its fifth decade of gifts most can only dream of. >> you like to see this for the holiday shopping season. >> reporter: this year that includes a $60,000 spa experience, $300,000 for a chance to collaborate on your own piece of jewelry starring an emerald. they include the kids with a little girl's dream dollhouse, totaling $800. >> there is something that creates that whit and whimsy and fantasy that only

topping this year's list at a whopping $6 million is a private new year's eve bash for you and 300 of color closest friends. fantasy gets like a yours and mine role, it may be for a select few. they are also debuting their 91st annual christmas gifts soon to hit 750,000 mailboxes nation wide. there we actually like to say we have something for everyone in the holiday book. we have over 800 items, more than 50% are under $200. >> reporter: soon enough, an amazing gift under the tree. >> i don't think can you fit the rolls royce, his and hers under our tree, just saying. >> sorry, it's obnoxious, really, i mean? >> first, world problems. and did you know, speaking of first world problems, did you know mariah carey will be performing after thanksgiving, november 24th. >> we

on sale the cheapest right now $97. this morning, we are taking a few minutes to recognize an iconic career, someone who is so awesome. >> donny simpson's smooth voice has been a d.c. stable for 40 years. our news 4 sat down with the broadcasting legend whose tv career started right here on news 4. on the air during afternoon drive on magic 102.3, donny suchson celebrates a milestone he knows is rare as a dj today. >> i haven't thought much about it. >> that is pretty significant. then they've got the concert coming up, you know, making such a fuss over me, so, you know, it's cool. >> reporter: just days before a star-studded anniversary celebration in his honor, featuring r & b music greats at the warner theater, donny met me at a local coffee shop. >> it's been amazing what d.c. has done for

started my tv career here. i used to do sports, george michael's back-up on channel 4. that's where it started. then to go on and do video soul. it took me across the country. >> how are you doing? welcome to video soul. >> reporter: the detroit native who first cracked the mic at age 50 and proudly sports an iconic d.c. bomber jacket. some of music's biggest stars are now among his closest friends. >> just last night, i was hanging out with smokey robinson and glad ys knight. i'm such a fan, i can't believe these people are my friends. >> reporter: his image immortalized on the famous chili bowl. his wife pam recently captured kissing her husband's image. his voice called the smooth voice of plaque

affectionately called the green eyed bandit. >> i've never said it. everywhere i go, you hear that. they shout it out to you. 14 eyed bandit. >> his longevity affords him privileges he knows most djs don't have at the mic. 40 years and counting in walk as a radio power house. news 4. >> and a big heart felt congratulation toss donny and what he's meant for our community. all right, we want to get one last check of the weather. >> all right, guys. today will be absolutely beautiful. a little milder than yesterday, plenty of sunshine, we're in the mid-70s to end out the week, dry across your weekend, rain returns as we go into next week, then it will get cooler again, if you want that cool a irto

will. we have to get through a few days of rain first, then we will be back down to 60 degrees. >> thank you. >> perfect weather. >> let's get you one last breaking update on the story we have been following since the top of this broadcast, three people are dead after a shooting at a business in edgewood, maryland two, others injured in that shooting. this happened at a business called advanced granite solutions. investigators have identified the suspect t. name is radeeb prince. can you see the sheriff holding up his picture. he could be driving a black gmc acadia, you see the picture of the vehicle. you can watch updates and that does it for us on news4 midday, thank you for joining us. we are back on air this afternoon. >> you can get updates any time with the nbc washington app. w

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we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> you're doing everything you can right now to stay healthy. so is it still there? >> it's still there. your poppy seed is now the size of a lentil. congratulations. you're officially six weeks along. >> oh! no one saw that coming. kate is having a baby. "this is us" stunned fans last night when we found out. of course, the end of the episode. they love to wait until the end. kate, played by chrissy metz, is pregnant. >> i saw this coming. >> when? >> you know how -- okay. we