the gunman is crossing state lines. >> several stories are developing. >> we're live for the next three hours right here and we have big team coverage. >> there is a massive manhunt stretching across state lines for a suspected killer. police say an employee at a granite company north of baltimore showed up to work and shot five people. >> three died and two are in critical condition. the gunman moved north to delaware where another person was shot. >> you followed kristin wright's tweets from the scene. she's live in edgewood. kristin? >> reporter: three people who walked into work are dead and two others are in critical condition. the business we'real

see the white awning there. it's sort of a nondescript type of place. police say they will leave no stone unturned in finding the shooter. a manhunt for a man who opened fire at his job, shooting five co-workers. three are dead. radee prince worked at advanced granite solutions. after killing his co-workers, prince crossed state lines and shot someone at a used car lot in wilmington delaware. he got away again. he's concerned armed and dangerous. >> in the northeast kor docoori there is a search for the crime up in delaware and here. >> take another look at radee prince. police think he's in a

acadia with a plate pc64273. the sheriff says they don't know prince's exact motive but that it has something to do with work, they belief. pat and leon, the other person shot in delaware, we do not know the condition of that person but that makes six victims. back to you. >> all right. thank you, kristin. >> and we're staying on top of this breaking news story as updates come in and we'll bring them to you right here on news4 and we'll send breaking news alerts on our nbc washington app. more news to cover. lunchtime took a frightening turn for diners and staff at this olive garden restaurant. >> two workers suffered minor injuries.

lane. investigators are still trying to determine what caused that blast. >> wow. a he said/she said between president trump and a democratic congresswoman with a fallen soldier's widow right in the middle. >> a green beret was killed earlier this month in niger. fredricka wilson says that she was with the fallen widow and her the president make inappropriate comments. >> and even though her husband gave his life for this country, sarcasm, sarcastically he said, but you know he must have known what he signed up for. >> the president refutes the congresswoman's comments

them up. the mother of a local american sailor who died in an accident says she's still waiting to hear from the president. timothy eckels died singapore. president trump has not called her or sent her a letter and she's upset about that. she's checking with other parents who lost someone on the "uss mccain" to see if they've heard from the president in any way. it is not the first and organizers say it certainly won't be the last. >> today, hundreds of protesters demonstrated against the president's travel ban. the coalition of national and local calling it the nol muslim ever campaign. >> this is not just about an executive order that is on paper. this is about families and people's lives. >> reporter: once again, a large crowd of

together outside of the white house. many holding signs and demanding equality for all people, urging president trump to stop what they are calling his war on diversity and immigrants. >> no muslim ban! we're standing together! >> reporter: they may their way down the street from where the president lives to his hotel. >> my parents came here from eastern europe and we need to keep the country open for immigrants of all kind. >> reporter: these people are more people are hearing them and are against the muslim ban. >> we want to show that we are u.s. citizens and we're not okay with it and everyone is welcomed here. this is america. >> that was meagan fitzgerald reporting. an olympic gold medalist gymnast is joining the me,

movement. erika gonzalez has the latest with michaela maroney's allegations. >> maroney was one of the darlings of the 2012 london games. maroney says dr. larry nasser started abusing her and it lasted for years. the now 21-year-old spoke about it in a very lengthy statement on twitter. when she traveled to japan, maroney says nasser molested her and she thought she was going to die that night. n nassar has been accused of assaulting at least 140 girls and women. he's pleaded not guilty and is behind bars awaiting trial. nbc has reached out to h a

an activist recently started this movement years ago and actress alyssa millan know popularized it over the weekend. as of yesterday, the hash tag has been used more than a million times on twitter. >> that number, more than likely, is going to grow. >> undoubtedly. thank you, erika. >> thank you, erika. well, it came down to the separation of church and state. today, a federal appeals court ruled that this century-old monument is unconstitutional. it's the bladensburg cross. the circuit court of appeals overruled it calling it mostly a secular commemoration of world war i. they say it entangles the government in religion. thieves did their best to get away with an atm full of cash in clinton very early this

left was a mess. >> we've seen this over and over and over. >> again and again. >> there was an attendant in the store as this attempted robbery occurred and that quick-thinking attendant may solve the case. >> reporter: we're at the dash and convenience store here in clinton, maryland. a big mess still exists here. the atm is in pieces and has been pulled out of the storefront. i want to show you now a surveillance image of the truck that was involved in this crash here overnight. the worker inside says about 2:po this morning he heard banging on the storefront. he saw that truck backing up and ramming into the store. once the glass came down, he says two men jumped out and came into the store and tried to pull the atm out. as that was happening, he was in the back calling 911. >> that's when i grabbed my

room where the bathroom was at, locked myself in there and i had to call dispatch. i was like, it's crazy because i never expected something like this. >> reporter: and as you can see, this 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. of course, the suspects have not been caught and the truck is still out there. the worker believes the truck should have some kind of damage to it, perhaps on the front end. but we can tell you right now that prince george's county police say they are looking into this case and gathering clues and hope to find those suspects soon. we're in clinton, justin finch, news4, back to you. you. >> all right, justin. i don't understand why people keep trying to do that. live now to chopper 4, we're flying over s

prince george's county where the halloween season is in full display. >> our doug kammerer is out there at the fright fest. you rode this thing? >> reporter: oh, yeah. i rode it. no problem at all. we'll show you more of it coming up later. right now, we're actually in what is called the arena stage here at six flags. this is all about fright fest happening friday, saturday and sunday for the next two weeks. great opportunity to come out and bring the kids early and then you can bring the adults later on. things get scary. this actually right now, they are performing a show, practicing for a show that will be up in about ten minutes. weatherwise, what are we dealing with, it's a beautiful afternoon after a cold start to the day. take a look at the temperatures this morning. 45 in d.c. notice much cooler in the suburbs. down to 34 in

culpeper and 38 in gaithersburg. a very cold start to the day. we have warned up very nicely. current temperature, upper 60s to around 70 degrees. look at the numbers. back into the 50s but not as cold as it has been. no frost advisory tonight so everything should be fine. i'm going to watch these guys and i'll be sitting right here with these guys. they saved me a seat. don't i feel lucky? back to you guys. >> would you be offended if we said you fit right in? >> there you go. >> thank you, doug. >> we'll see you soon. news4 consumer investigation uncovers more problems with toxic fumes leaking into cars and making drivers sick. we're working for you to keep you and your family safe on the road. and we're staying on top of the breaking news in maryland and the search for a man police say opened fire on his

large. also, the sweet way to call attention to a serious problem in too many local homes and how you can help women in need. >> i cannot emphasize how many women have stayed in

i'm erika gonzalez. authorities up and down the 95 corridor are looking for 37-year-old radee prince accused of shooting six people today. it started at a granite company in edgewood, maryland. he opened fire on five people, killing three, and drove two hours to delaware where he shot a sixth person, somebody at a used car lot. police think that he's in a black chevy acadia. his license plate just flashed on your screen. there's his picture. if you know anything about him, you're asked to call police. >> thank you, erika. keep us posted. now, new at 4:00, a closer look at domestic violence. it alters the lives of many friends and family. >> and oftentimes victims have trouble starting over because they have nowhere to go. tracee wilkins told us about a p

them. >> i was right over here. >> reporter: 15 years ago, this apartment building sheltered women desperate to leave their homes. tanya was one of them. >> he took his fists and he hit me and he hit me as i was laying in the tub and my head must have hit the back of the tub and apparently i blacked out. >> reporter: after three years of abuse, she left. but found herself back in the relationship because shelters wouldn't take her and her children together. >> i never knew that i was going to face this. i never planned to go through domestic violence. i never planned to be homeless. i didn't plan all of this. >> reporter: there's a new effort to make it easier for mothers to transition out of abuse and into safe housing. there is a $1.5 million grant to help pay for suitable, temporary housing. >> what we are hoping to do is to reach the large number of individuals who want to leave before something happens. >> reporter: in order to help bring attention to this progra

the krispy kreme is selling domestic violence donuts. you'll get this card with resources and phone numbers for help for people living with domestic violence. logon to nbc washington and search for domestic violence help. tracee wilkins, news4. >> and as just mentioned, nbc 4 is working for you with our ongoing effort to raise awareness about domestic violence. it's called safe at home. you can find resources for people affected by domestic violence on our app. search "safe at home". nbc 4 is also proud to celebrate a local radio icon. donnie simpson is celebrating 40 years this sunday at 6:00 at the warner theater and all you have to do is go to the nbc washington facebook page and tell us why you love the donnie simpson show. we'll select a few random winners and you can also watch molette

>> one of a kind. >> absolutely. >> smooth, silky -- >> smoothest man and voice who has ever been heard on d.c. radio. >> and one of the nicest guys you'll ever know. >> yes. >> very generous. well, another guy who is very nice and generous is out at six flags today. >> hanging out with zombies last time we checked in with him. doug kammerer, what are you up to now? >> reporter: very nice and generous. i love that. i don't know what you're expecting but i have to give you something now. we're at a really cool venue. this is going to be called survive the night. these guys have been practicing this for a long time. you have stunt men that are here. they have background in martial arts and a few have been on

ready for this? action! i can't do that. i can't do that either. whoa! this is one of the shows that they have here. this is for the fright fest on friday, saturday and sunday as they get ready for halloween over the next two weeks. oh, boy. that felt kind of cool. let's show you what the weather is going to be. this guy is about to go down. he's about to go down, i know it. this is not going to be good. oh, geez. all right. he's dead. we're going to show you what is going on weatherwise because it's a cool dayor

start. temperatures this morning in the 30s. right now, beautiful conditions. bright, blue skies. temperatures are going to be in the 70-degree range and that's the way things will be. temperaturewise, upper 60s to low 70s. once again, not that bad. storm team 4 radar, nothing to show. it's dry and will stay that way through the rest of the weekend. as we move through the next couple of days, one thing we'll notice is the sunshine will remain and we're not talking about any chances of rain until next tuesday. that's looking like a pretty good storm that will give us much cooler conditions as you make your way out. the weekend is looking absolutely great. saturday and sunday. the marine corps marathon is on sunday at 77 degrees. that's looking really good for that. early in the morning, though, temperatures in the 50s. a pretty good looking run. nbc will be out there for the marine corps marathon. they are still going here, guys. they are still going

right now. let's be friendly. you guys like this show, right? this is a really good show, don't you think? he's getting hurt. you can bring the kids. these guys are not here for the kids until 5:00 after the sun goes down, though. these guys are here and they are ready to go. >> too creepy for comment. all right, doug. >> reporter: don't say that. >> i want to see you take that jump off the bridge. >> i took a hard core course. i went to a class once. >> you did? >> i went to a class once. >> and never again? >> one time. hardcore, not for me. >> see you later. in it is the time of the year to choose the right insurance for you and your family. dr. jackie has answers to the four biggest questions that you may have. and it's a collection unlike anything you've

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approaches, you may consider changing plans or you may have to pick a new plan. in news4 your health, the four top questions that patients are asking right now. dr. jackie is joining us and the first thing most of us want to know is will our doctors be included in the new plans? >> right. and it's a question you've got to ask because not all doctors will be staying. maybe they didn't renew their contract. maybe their practice joined a bigger group and the hospital is not going to be part of it. and lastly, be careful. maybe the doctor's part of the ppo but not the hmo. >> second question is whether your prescription drugs will be covered. >> yes. i'm getting a lot of calls from patients because they are getting letters home that say, hey, your prescriptions may be changing. they are saying it's either going to change the brand so you're used to one brand and now you have to switch to another, a coke to a pepsi and ano

not covered. no ak kcne creams. and maybe the drug you're on is going to move to a higher co-pay. so you're going to be paying more at the pharmacy for it. >> so the things are changing so fast in the marketplace right now that people want to know how much the doctor's visit is going to cost you. >> right. >> you said the first thing you need to understand is the difference between covered services, co-pays and co-insurance. explain that. >> all new vocabulary. first, is the procedure actually even covered? maybe it's something like allergy shots and it's no longer covered. you may be paying out of pocket for that and you're going to have to absorb that fully. maybe the high-resolution mammogram isn't covered. your co-pay, think of that as the money you pay as your ticket for admission. you pay that at the front desk and it gets you to the back. then there may be a co-insurance which is off the whole visit. you have to pay for a percentage

[000:26:59;00] things up to know how much it's going to cost. >> can be a little confusing. >> yes. >> we also need to understand e deductibles, what is covered. >> that's right. first you have to figure, are we in network or out of network. if you're going to somebody who is not in the network for your particular type of health insurance, you may be able to pay money right there at the doctor's office thinking that you're going to get a part of it back. you may a $200 bill. the insurance company thinks it's only worth a hundred and they pay you 50, you're heating that 150. think of it when you're in a family plan. one person may have met the deductible but the other people haven't and they need to meet the deductible. >> fourth question is how to save money if you should choose a cheaper plan. >> right. the cheaper plan is, think about it, do you want to pay a lower monthly premium? maybe that will work for you if

you don't plan on getting sick. certain people know ts going to work. you have a chronic disease or planning a pregnancy, that's not going to work. if you do choose a cheaper plan, though, you should know that you can negotiate some things. you can negotiate the cost for an uncovered doctor's visit or laboratory or x-ray or even medications. you need to call around and ask. you can shop these things around. >> call the doctor, call the pharmacy? >> when they are uncovered services, not in the plan, because you went for a lower covered plan. >> so much to understand. >> a lot to be able to get done and you have to get it done before the open enrollment season is over which is by december 1st. >> thank you, dr. jackie. >> surely. >> leon? >> pat and i have made our way to the live desk. erika has this for us. >> we just got details from fairfax county. they arrested a 44-year-old man of gainesville that you see here on your screen. he's a registered sex offender

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>> and jackie bensen is working this story f us.or breaking right now at 4:30, a massive manhunt for a gunman who shot at least six people at two separate locations in edgewood, maryland, and will. ton, maryland. police say radee prince is dangerous. three people have died. president trump is denying that he made an insensitive remark during a phone call to a soldier's widow. >> and the president claims he has proof of his side of the story. it's part of a controversy that's been escalating since monday when the president publicly commented on the deaths of four soldiers killed in an ambush in niger.

blayne >> reporter: this has turned into a he said/she said battle that doesn't appear to be ending anytime soon. in the middle of it all is a devastated family who never asked to be part of any of this. a world away from washington, a solemn homecoming from sergeant la david t. johnson, one of four green berets killed in niger. the family is being thrust into a political spotlight after a phone call from president trump and remarks that they say is insensitive. >> something to the fact that he knew what he was getting into when he signed up but i guess it hurts anyway. you know, just matter of factually. >> congresswoman wilson says she heard the phone call conversation between president trump and miesha, johnson's widow. she was in tears and said he

didn't even remember his name. her fam true. >> i didn't say what that congresswoman said. >> reporter: he claims he has proof to back up his words. >> let mer make her statement again and you'll find out. >> reporter: chief of staff john kelly and others heard the president's side of that call. meanwhile, president trump backing away from a bipartisan fix for obamacare, one he seemed to support just yesterday. >> if something can happen, that's fine. but i won't do anything to enrich the insurance companies. >> reporter: the bill's co-author lamar alexander, says president trump encouraged bipartisan talks that led to the plan. >> well, he hasn't read it yet. he's been busy. >> reporter: and so has congress trying to tackle big issues before the end of the year and about the president's phone call, the white house says the chief of staff john kelly, who lost his own son fighting

overseas, said the call was come respectful. the white house is not co confirming or denying the actual words. >> blayne alexander, thank you. gas stations in maryland ripped off in a big way. hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen from vacuum cleaners. >> jim and wendy are in the newsroom now. hi, guys. >> pat collins was the one to first bring you this story. one gas station was hit thr15 ts in the last three years. >> this is pretty unbelievable. tonight, news4 learns of an arrest as this investigation widens. how police were able to catch up with the suspect and where else they say he may have struck. >> and just how much money in quarters he racked up there. also, new signs of hope and healing from las vegas shooting survivor tina frost. >> she's back in maryland and tonight our chris gordon is

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veterans, and their families. ♪ into some folks around here just take halloween and just go all the way. it's not even halloween yet and you can see this house taking it to the next level, big-time. >> isn't that fun? news4's molette green showcased this home this morning in leesburg. and the lights run from 7:00 until 9:00 every night until halloween. the man who owns this house hooks up thousands, thousands of lights and sets them all to music and takes donations but

uses those donations to john hopkins children's center. molette will be here to show the halloween festivities there. all right. it's the start of the nbc season. >> here we go. news4's carol maloney is live at the arena. that new building is just one of the many changes for the wizards. >> reporter: that's right. it's the capital arena. they are giving out programmed bracelets for everyone in a seat and they were practicing earlier. i just tweeted a preview of this light show and it's going to

light up this arena. you can see behind me in the near court. that's the component tonight for the philadelphia 76 erz aers an dancers. as you said, not many changes. all of those starters are remaining. john, bradley, this is their fourth year together. so they are hoping that their chemistry is a strength and this team is building off the season and they feel like they are close to cracking that second round in the playoffs. they came so close last year. we'll talk about how they can do that and get to the finals. live from the capital one arena, carol maloney, back to you. >> you've got it, carol. >> it's going to take some

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attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. quite the busy afternoon. here are four things you need to know. an intense search for a man who killed three workers and wounded three others. that shooting happened at a granite company north of baltimore and police believe the man is behind another shooting in delaware as well. we'll keep you posted on this. a big mess at a local restaurant. an electrical component blew out a rear wall. the white house is standing by the president's claim that he

reaches out personally to the it comes hours after a florida congresswoman and widow of a fallen soldier claims the president was insensitive in a recent phone call. and they tried but it sure didn't work. thieves tried to bust open this atm in clinton police want to hear from you if you know anything. >> thanks, erika. more local drivers say their suvs are making them sick. some are even crediting our consumer investigation for alerting them about possible carbon monoxide leaks in their ford explorers. >> now their complaints are part of more than 2700 and there's more. our consumer team has uncovered more. >> susan hogan has the new details. >> reporter: despite all of these complaints and the

thousands of explorer owners who say their sick, ford continues to tell news4 that it hasn't found levels of carbon monoxide that exceed what people are exposed to every day. but 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 felt like i was getting a lot of headaches. >> reporter: is it possible these ford explorer owners are imagining this. >> i felt like i was going to fall asleep at the wheel. >> my eyes got real watery. >> reporter: news4 found complaints back to 2011 and ford has been instructing how the fix the leaks since 2012 but when james brought his vehicle to a local dealership, he was told this whole carbon monoxide thing was fake news. >> i asked the people there

about it and they said, oh, the people are putting stuff news. >> reporter: so they blamed it on the news? >> yes. they said they haven't heard anything about it. >> i'm an 18 in the back and 20 in the front. >> reporter: we had james' car tested and they found levels of carbon monoxide that alarmed him. >> this clearly is a level of concern. >> reporter: the ford dealership found leaks and fixed them and then charged her 600 bucks. >> i don't think i should be responsible for something that, number one, isn't my fault and, number two, is a serious health risk for my family. >> reporter: while dealerships will repair the leaks, dealers are not testing for levels of carbon monoxide. and remember, ford insists it has not found any unsafe levels. but if dealerships aren't testing, how would they know? we asked ford this very question. their response, these vehicles are safe.

ford has thoroughly tested levels that exceed what people are exposed to every day. and research and complaints from federal regulators say they found confusion as to how ford dealerships are handling complaints and an explorer owner said the dealership had no idea what he was talking about or this complaint from an explorer owner. they said it was nothing. we asked ford about the mixed messages, the company telling news4 it's doing something about it. by the end of this month, all dealers nationwide will have a complete dealer bulletin announcing a plan on how to deal with customer complaints about fumes. the program also answers questions about who is paying for the repairs. for our customers, peace of mind, ford is offering complementary service that reduces the potential for exhaust to enter the vehicle. customers can take their vehicles regardless of mileage

or warranty dealer to have the service performed. so this free service begins november 1st and will end december 31st, 2018. by the way, ford is reimbursing nicky her $600. and one more thing. we asked ford how many vehicles has it tested for carbon monoxide and what were the levels it found? ford refused to comment. i'm susan hogan, news4. >> all right. good work, susan. time now for a check with storm team 4 and another change in the air. >> we've got team coverage for you and we're going to start things off with doug. he's at six flags for fright fest. he's having way too much fun. you have company now, huh? >> reporter: i love coming out here. i love these events. i've been coming to events like these all over the court. six flags has them all over the country and they have it right here in prince george's county.

joining me thrills by day. this is something that the whole family can come to for the next two weeks? >> it's definitely geared towards the little ones. we have a hay ride and custom contest. so much for the little ones to enjoy. >> reporter: but it's not too scary until -- >> 6:00. that's when we recommend that all the young ones might want to go home because this is what you might see at the fright by night. these are sliders and get me almost every single night. it works. >> reporter: and then the ghouls come out. when you have the kids here until 5:00, there are none of these and then after that the ghouls come out to play and about an hour away from here. it's going to get a little bit scarier.

t' it's a little freakish, to be honest with you. weatherwise, not bad at all. weather has been perfect. a nice, cold start. this afternoon, beautiful and 69 degrees. temperatures dropping 63 by 7:00. at 11:00, only 56. not nearly as cold as the last couple of nights. still a cool start. many in the low 40s tomorrow morning. some upper 30s. jackets, for sure. recess, 68 degrees and then pickup, 74 degrees. amelia, i know you and i, you know, we go way back but how would you fit in here? do you get scared by this kind of thing? do you love it? myself personally, i like to see them but i don't like when they jump out at me or use the chainsaw. >> i am right there with you, doug. i went on a haunted house with a

girlfriend and we had to be scared. loe loads of fun down there. as we look at your weather for tomorrow, like doug said, walking the dog, it's one of those days you go for an extra long walk. just perfection for the kids. as we look to friday and friday night football, big games going on across the area, including westfield at centreville and roosevelt high school. temperatures this friday definitely going to be on the cool side but we'll keep it completely dry and totally clear. it's sweatshirt weather, though. temperatures in the mid-60s. as they are wrapping up, temperatures falling into the 50s. hot cocoa weather at the football games. take a look at the next ten days. tomorrow, 74. warmer than today. we gain a degree. just about every day right through monday. friday, a high temperature of

75. saturday, mid-70 cover around but still keeping it dry on monday. 78 with a chance of rain monday night and then more rain in the forecast on tuesday, potentially on into wednesday, leon? >> you've got it amelia. i'll talk to you later to get that story about the haunted house. there had to be alcohol involved there. >> no, not at all. >> what a waste. mohammad ali is all on the auction block. here's a sneak peek at a one of a kind sale. >> 80 years of science fiction, comics and rare books are for sale and he always had a love of the extraordinary. >> he was an orphan in charlotte, north carolina. the highlight of his week is a matron would take him to

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never becomes governor. now at 5:00, locked and loaded and on the loose.

>> he's a danger to anyone he >> a manhunt up and down i-95, through maryland and delaware. killing three of his co-workers. plus, first on 4, gas station vacuum cleaners turned into one crook's piggy banks. tens and thousands of dollars stolen and now a break in the case. the olympic superstar adding her voice to a social media movement sharing her story of sexual assault that began when she was a teenager. and right now at 5:00, every officer on i-95 is hunting for a gunman. >> he is said to be armed and dangerous and he's still on the move suspected of shooting people in two states now. >> five people were shot this morning in edgewood, maryland. three of those people are dead. two more are still in the hospital. all of them worked at advanced granite solutions.