nc . right now we're learning more about the man police say opened fire inside a maryland business killing three people. he appeared in court this morning. this is hours after being captured in delaware. steps the university of florida is taking ahead of a speech by a white supremacists. another gorgeous day outside. coming up we have warmer temperatures ahead for your weekend. i'll show you that and when the rain returns, straight ahead. good morning. >> we begin this morning with new information abo

morning. montgomery county police have now released new information about a crash that killed two people overnight. chopper 4 was over the scene on democracy boulevard in potomac. we're told the crash happened around 11:30 last night. man and a woman died. police identified the driver as 30-year-old kent brooks. the audi they were in ran offer the road. police are looking for witnesses. if you saw anything you're asking to call montgomery county police. police say a wreckless driver put a montgomery county police officer in the hospital. >> they are trying to track down whoever slammed into a police car and took off. i want to show you a bit of video from the scene of the hit and run investigation. this shut down southbound new hampshi hampshire avenue. the crash seriously injured a police officer but she is expected to survive. two police officers were hurt after crashing into

call. you can see they went off the road. both aufrofficers were taken to shock trauma with nonlife threatening injuries. you're taking a look at new video of the arrest of that suspected workplace shooter. this is a story we brought you all day yesterday. federal agents and delaware police captured him. this morning bail was set at $2.4 million. >> reporter: an accused killer is this custody. captured by atf ats thgents in delaware. following a man hunt that stretched across multiple state lines. police say prince described

career criminal shot five coworkers with a handgun at this maryland business park. killing three and leaving two in critical condition. >> i have a 40ish-year-old man with a gunshot to the head. >> reporter: prince worked at the company for the last four months as a machine operator and knew the victims. so far investigators say they don't have a clear motive. police say prince fled to delaware where he shot another person he knew at a used car lot. >> the victims and defendant knew each other. these were targeted shootings. >> reporter: driving a 2008 black gmc acadia, police chased the suspect but lost them. police found his car near a local high school. after a short foot pursuit prince was in custody. police say he

rap sheet. the district court of maryland denied the request. the father of one employee at the maryland business park tells our nbc station in baltimore, prince was a loose cannon. >> this is a desperate person. he's already killed three people. we're very lucky it came to the conclusion it did. >> we have been updating you on this story since it first broke yesterday morning as more details come out, we're going to continue to send out the alerts through your phone. all you need is to download the nbc washington app. changing gears now. turning to the weather. another beautiful day on tap. is it tough getting used to these cold mogs

say? >> it doesn't feel that bad. as we go further along and the temperatures start to get colder than what we have seen, might be a little tough out there. this afternoon it's shaping up to be just perfect. 61 already in the district. completely sunny skies. we don't have one cloud in view here. this is the way it's going to stay as we go through the afternoon. today the afternoon hours are going to be a little warmer so hopely you dressed in layers with the chilly morning and the comfortable temperatures. warmer as we go into the weekend. we're going to stay dry across the weekend. then we'll see a cold front moving through. big cool down ahead as we go into next week. i'll show you the weekend forecast to see how many warmer it will get. president trump is taking aim at the media in a new tweet. he citing a poll that found 46% of people believe the media makes up stories about the presid

administration. mr. trump is still locked in a big controversy over his contacts with families of fallen so soldiers. >> reporter: this morning a grieving widow makes preparations to bury her husband la david johnson. a father of two kids with a third on the way. clouding this moment of sorrow an accusation that president trump was incensensitive during condolence call. >> he said he knew what he was getting into when he signed up. i guess it hurts any way. just matter of factually. >> reporter: wilson heard the call on speakerphone while consoling johnson's widow on the way to get his body. the president denying it. >> i had a very nice conversation with the woman, with the wife

lovely woman. did not say what the congresswoman said. >> he went to the golf course like five times from the times the soldiers died till the time he called the families. >> i think that general kelly is disgusted the way this has been politicized. the focus has become on the proses apr process and not the fact that american lives were lost. >> reporter: the president backed off support for a bipartisan deal to stabilize obamacare markets. >> i am not going to do anything to enrich the insurance companies. >> reporter: the white house press secretary says the president cannot support the deal in its current form because of those payments to insurance companies. going to show you a live look at the senate where lawmakers are expected to vote on a $4 trillion budget plan. if they approve the budget, it will set the stage for republicans to focus their efforts on tax

the president tweeted republicans are going for the big budget approval today. first step towards massive tax cuts. he went onto write, quote, i think we have the votes but who knows. former president barack obama will be back on the campaica campaign trail tonight. republican ed gillespie is campaigning today. voters head to the polls in virginia in three weeks. today the university of florida is bracing for the possibility of violence when white nationalist leader richard spencer speaks on campus. he helped organize the unite the right rally in charlottesville that led to clashes and death back in august. police have set up a mobile command unit and state troopers are in full force around the entire venue. officials say they are prepared

for whatever. what we don't know what is actually going to happen. the university has banned several items including tiki torches, bull horns and masks. resources are available in one place and they are there for the district's homeless population. justin is live at the kennedy center recreation center to tell us all about it. >> reporter: imagine not having place to live and not knowing what each place will live. that's life for so many people under this tent now. today here there's now chance to build a new life. you might be asking how is that. is very simple. there are

services here from vaccines and medical exams. the united way project homeless connect is doing all those thin things. it's all powered by volunteer who is are guidesing each person in need. among the first stops here is a makeover. hair styling and haircuts are among the first orders of business here and stylists say they see an almost immediate difference. we met a man who said this is just what he needs. >> it's going to make a big difference. you get a new haircut, it change your whole attitude, your whole persona. your whole spirit is uplifted. >> me being disabled trying to walk around finding these different opportunities to make it better for me, it's a lot easier on my body. >> reporter:ou

experience. there's all kinds of things being given out. clothing, dental supplies, feminine hiygiene products. just to drive how important this event is the fact last year a stu study did find that d.c. has the fastest growing rate of homelessness among the countries we're live here. news 4. back in to you. >> thanks. good to see so many people getting so much help. >> all right. well said. there are some cities that have the reputation of being a little rough. the people not so polite. a look at who is saying the same thing about d.c. an update on a story you saw first on 4. how police track down the man suspected of stealing thousands, out of all

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the final 747 flight will be early next month. a young maryland woman shot in las vegas has something very special to celebrate today. >> tina frost hit a milestone. her dad said she's taken sop steps since the shooting. tina was shot in the eye during the massacre this vegas earlier this month. her father calls her recovery a miracle. >> milestones would be walking. walking and talking and understanding things. some of these are happening. >> there's a go fund me page to raise money for tina's treatment. her family initially asked for $50,000. the page has raised more than ten times that amount so far. >

job posting on craigslist became a trap for several local women. now this man is facing sexual battery charges. fairfax county police say he posted an add for an administrative assistant. three women responded. police say one of those women met with him in an office building where they say he actually assaulted her. the two other women accuse him of doing the same thing. police say he's a registered sex offender and there could be other victims. a frighten ordeal for diners and staff at an olive garden restaurant. an explosion blew out a huge chunk of the back wall. in word on the cause of e

this morning to a very bizarre robbery scheme that's going on in our area. >> a man suspected of stealing from coin operated vacuum cleaners taken into custody. surveillance video has shown a guy targeting machines, gas stations all over the washington region. pat collins brought you this story first on news 4 and has an update from fairfax. >> now we can say his name. now we can show his picture. the suspect in the coin vacuum caper locked up. the suspect identified is 41-year-old james jackson from elk ridge, maryland. now wanted in fair fax county in connection with a number of coin thefts from car vacuums here. he's said to be the subject of other investigations in other states as well. sources say surveillance cameras at a number of stations caught man using special

special locks to steal quarters from the coin operated vacuums. the losses are said to be substantial. tens of thousands of dollars. police say one of the places targeted by jackson this gas station on blake lane. this citgo, it's the car vacuum capital out here. they have two vacuums. two over there and two in the back. this coin thief cleaned them out. >> these are the cash boxes. he cut wit the laser. >> reporter: that's sam. he works here. he's all too familiar with what happened here. >> he was acting as if he's doing vacuum but he was doing was -- >> stealing. the first time he hit all six. >> all six. >> wiped you out? >> yeah. >> the second time, just a few days ago, he hits two? >> yes. >> reporter: these thefts have been going on in the county

>> we have several gas stations in our jurisdiction that have been hit by the same individual. we have some cases that we're still looking into as well. >> witnesses say some time when jackson broke into these machines he had a woman with him. it's unclear as to what she might know and what role she may have in all of this. the investigation continues. in fair fax, pat collins, news 4. d.c. was just voted one of the rudest cities in america. can you believe that? travel and leisure generated the list based on reader survey. d.c. ranked number 17. our neighbor to the north did much worst. baltimore ranked number six. miami is the rudest city in the country. >> at least we're not that bad. we could all stand to say hello to one another and

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some 800 buildings were affected with varying degrees of damage. more than 70 will have to be completely demolished. leaving more than 2,000 people without homes. it's responsible for taking the lives of 228 people. on this same subject, fema hosted its great annual shake out earthquake drill this morning. we asked what happens if you're driving and an earthquake hits. >> first thing you want to do is pull over somewhere safe. you don't want to park over an underpass, power lines. you want to stay in your vehicle until the shaking stops. you're looking at the 2011 earthquake that happened in d.c. proving it can happen he

national cathedral still have visible damage from 2011. just incredible. all right. it's spectacular outside. >> yes, it's gorgeous. >> let me clarify there's no such thing as earthquake weather. >> there's such a thing as great weather. >> yes. i would say pretty perfect sunny is san diego weather. another beauty of day today. we have a warming trend where each day will be about a degree or two warmer than the previous day. rain doesn't get here until next week.

high pressure still keeping us in control. that's going to be the case as we go through your entire weekend. close up look of a live picture here. you don't see any clouds here. we really shouldn't be seeing cloud cover through today or tomorrow or really the weekend is looking mostly sunny too. if you're walking the dog or if you need a dog to adopt and walk. this is poka available. you can head to their website to figure out how to adopt him. 73 degrees by 4:00 p.m. by 7:00 p.m. we're cooling back down into the 60s. normal high is 67 degrees. it has been going down. our temperatures are just going to keep going up. by sunday, we'll be about 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. we are talking about a nice warming trend in the forecast. that's when the rain approaches but look at this forecast. we have rainy tuesday and wednesday. teat

about ten degrees from tuesday to wednesday. look at the high temperature next thursday. 68 degrees for high. suburbs will be in the upper 50s. if you like this weather take advantage of it for the end of the weekend into the week because we're going to start to see big changes as we go into next week. closer look at the forecast. today's the deadline for cities to bid for amazon's new headquarters and there are already front runners out there. a look at the cities topping the list and those backing out of the running. this may be part of your daily routine. swiping your smart trip card and getting on the metro. how some fol are ks

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they are reports of two speeding vehicles. this is video from chopper four has crews wrapped up the investigation and clean up there. the accident happened before 6:00 this morning. this was at pebble run place and overland drive. deputies say the driver of a jeep wrangler lost control and the vehicle rolled several times.

police have not found the driver of that second vehicle. this is a pivotal day of what's become a fierce competition. cities are working furiously to land amazon's second headquarters. today is the deadline to turn in those bids. take a look at the maps. these the potential sites across our area. there's four locations in d.c. >> despite all the interests in amazon's new headquarters. we see why a lot of other cities don't want it at all. >> reporter: new york say mayor lighting up the city in amazon orange. up

an average sally of more than $100,000 a year. all going to that one city that can win over amazon's ceo jeff bezos. dozens of cities are scrambling to capture his attention. >> how do i get amazon to take notice of kansas city. >> reporter: the mayor attempting to review 1,000 products bought on amazon. philadelphia's mayor is pulling out all the stops starting with a social media campaign as part of the big pitch. one of the most basic incentives are offering to win enormous tax breaks. the application calls for a business friendly environment and tax structure. >> why give tax breaks to company that's so big and so successful? >> because they're big and successful. we would like them to be big

and successful here. >> reporter: as seattle knows having an amazon headquarters in your backyard can cause a fair share of problems. traffic and housing prices can surge dramatically. just last week san antonio bowed out. this week nearly 75 civic organizations wrote an open letter demanding the company pay all property taxes and sales tax in its chosen city. we built these cities and we want to make sure their remain ours. amazon plans to announce the decision next year. >> where is the moe interesting company in the world going to locate? >> obviously, washito

>> nice try mayor. that's d.c. mayor that released this twitter video with an amazon twist. the district has four potential sites. >> competition is pretty stiff there. today you can buy from a store where everything is made right here in the district. it's called shop made in d.c. it just opened in dupont circle. it sells everything from art work to bagels to bags. local artists created everything right there in the store. fine or arrest. that is the issue d.c. council members will take up in the next hour on whether people -- what to do about people who pay the fare and don't pay the fare. >> it all leads to the question about what's a fair penalty. news

both sides of the issue are saying about this ahead of today's meeting. >> reporter: fare evasion is so common that most people don't know it's happening with them. i just walked through with this guy. no clue. and it happens time after time. just skipping right through. here's the main question. what should be the penalty? fined or arrest? d.c. council member who represents ward 8 has introduced a bill that would decriminalize fare evasion. in other words, you couldn't get arrested. >> there's been a 40% increase in arrests made by metro. we feel like it should not be arrests. it should be fines. we should use that energy elsewhere. >> reporter: metro does admit a crack down has happened but disputes that 40% figure. in the meantime riders say paying for metro shouldn't even be a question. >> can't take a free ride. there'shi

make shire your car doors are locked. police have gotten multiple reports of smash and grab at the smoke town station. windows are being broken. items being stolen from inside your vehicles. a reminder for you that anything that you put inside your car is really visible for everything else. it may be a good idea to hide those things. any valuable items, lock away in your trunk. it's pretty safe there. fewer officers on the streets. it's impacting police departments around the country and here in our area. >> federal, state and local police in our area are all suffering this problem. the news 4 ei-team checked with officers. they found in each case it was below the

police union officials tell us it's a problem. it's delaying response time and putting some of the officers themselves at risk if they are attacked on the job. >> we're looking for people. people cost money. you have to recruit them, train them and put them on the street. these things all take money. it's money we don't have. >> reporter: several local police departments says this does not have an impact on pu public safety. there's others who do. where were it's part of our full i-team investigation. why police departments are struggling to recruit. what they are doing to solve the problem and the new training they are giving officers to better protect themselves if on duty

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on the heels of the biggest security breach our country has seen, d.c. ranks among the most vulnerable to consumer theft and identity fraud. >> not what we want to hear. wallet hub

it looked at a range of data from identity theft complaints per capita to just how much people were losing when it came to fraud. let's take a look at the results. it ranked d.c. the worst when it comes most identity theft complain complaints. d.c. ranked third as the worst place for identity theft and fraud. overall maryland ranked 35th and virginia 26th. which state ranked the best when it came to the fewest complaints. that would be iowa. we have a lot more information on identity theft. go to our nbc washington app and search id theft. are we about average or above average? >> we've been above average for a few weeks. >> unseasonably warm again today. we're not talking about it being hot but if you're walking around outside in the sunshine in the 70s, might feel a bit warm.

i would say it's pretty perfect with the dry air in place. that's going to be the case through the weekend. we're going to be at 77 by sunday. it's beautiful. look at this outside. not one cloud in the sky. 61 degrees. still a little cool. temperatures still a bit slow to warm up right now. we expect the 70s in much of the area this afternoon. some spots are still in the upper 50s. it's 63 in leesburg. if you are exercising today, beautiful weather to get outside. by noon, 65 degrees. by 4:00 p, we should be close t the mid-70s. by 7:00 p.m. once the sunsets we're going to get cool again. we're going to be back down in the 60s. now this weekend, i'm sure a lot of people have plans. the best buddys friendship walk at the national mall saturday looks really good. saturday is actually going to be a wr

by 8:00 in morning for that we'll be in the upper 50s. by 10:00 a.m., mid-60s. by lunchtime we'll be around 70 degrees. if you're heading out to the any of the wineries it's a beautiful weekend to do that. rain does not return until next week. we have been in quite a dry stretch this week. it's going to last through the weekend. monday will be mostly dry. looks like late monday is when our rain chance returns. that's going to carry into tuesday. tuesday will be pretty rainy as well as wednesday. look at the temperature drop. that's a cold front bringing us the rain. the cold front will pull in cooler air. by wednesday it's going to be that wet cold rain. that's not fun. by thursday a high of only 60 degrees. for so many of us the most important person in our lives is riding shotgun. our spouse, our child or maybe a

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seat passenger. >> we take a look at what kind of score some cars are getting. >> reporter: turns out all pa passenger air bag systems are not created equal. after suspecting as much, the insurance institute for highway sai safety has added to its routine a new small overlap front cash test. >> impact with a tree, post, pole. different things off the side of the road. >> reporter: the results on 13 mid size 2017, 18 automobiles like the ford fusion, honda accord are pretty good. >> we have

rating. >> reporter: those two with marginal ratings were because of insufficient air bag protection. >> the restraint system didn't do a good job of protecting the dumm dummy's head from reaching the dash. the iihs says passing this crash test will be mandatory for any car maker hoping to get a top safety pick plus rating this year. all right. here's a heads up if you have any plans tonight or even this weekend. you are not going to be able to park in some parts of d.c. after 10:00. the d.c. department of transportation is roping after some spots to make room for services like uber and like lyft. here is a look at the affected

keep this in mind if you're going out this evening. this is thursday through saturday. yeah, going out friday night. you want to remember that. this will be in place for a year. in news for your health now, scientists say they have establish add clear relationship between sugar and cancer. researchers found eating yeast with high levels of sugar caused tumors to grow more aggressively. members of the american cancer society say this is a very important step toward determining what causes cancer but more research is needed. doctors are warning patients about a new epidemic. a study shows a significant rise in hpv related cancers in men especially oral cancer. the symptoms often silent. nbc medical correspondent has more on the risk factors and

prevention. he got it checked out right away. >> when i got diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, my life stopped. i had to worry about who was going to take care of my wife and kids. >> reporter: his cancer was caused by hpv. most commonly linked to serve val cervical cancer in women. more than 11 million men have oral hpv and don't know it. >> when we have hpv infections the infection itself with the virus really doesn't cause symptoms. >> reporter: in some people the virus can progress to oral cancer years later. risk factors may include the number of sexual partners performing oral sex and

cigarettes or marijuana. jason has since recovered and is determined to raise awareness about the virus. he's gotten his kids vaccinated and wants everyone to know it is preventable. boys and girls should be vaccinated starting at 11 years old. they should get two doses six months apart. those who get the shot after age 14 need three doses. after age 26 doctors say it's too late. switching gears now. you'll see thhim on the field. it is what eagles chris long is doing off the field that is getting so much attention today. >> he's decided to donate his entire, entire nfl salary to charity. he put his first six paychecks towards scholarships for kids and giving his ten remaining checks to organizations in philly, boston and st.

players to pledge to his pledge for ten tomorrow campaign. >> they're starting the season off right. they led the wizards to a close win over the 76ers in the first game of the year. wall and biel scored 53 points. the wizards will be back on the court tomorrow against the mi pistons. . counting down to halloween. the costumes and candy can get costly but seems many of you are willing to pay for it. national harbor is getting ready for candy holiday we'll tell. y

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retailers are in for a treat this halloween. americans expected to spend more than ever before. spending will hit a record $9.1 billion. that's up 8% from last year. shoppers expect to splurge the most on costumes spending 3.4 billion. consumers are also looking for deals with 47% saying they will go to discount stores to get what they want. we are working to get you ready for ha

>> she talked with some prince george's county police officers about what parents need the know before getting their kids dressed up. >> reporter: we're previewing harbor halloween here on the flight deck right under the big capitol wheel all lit up this morning with the number 4. i've got my little pirate here jet who is only 6 years old. he's ready for trick or treating. we have to make sure parents are ready and safe. corporal tyler hunter is joining us to talk about safety. the number one safety tip you want everybody to know. >> biggest thing is just remind all of our drivers that there will be some children out in the area and to make sure they drive extra slow and look for kids that may be excitedly crossing the street. we have list of other tips available. >> that's on your police blog? >> yes. >> reporter: take a look at these pumpkins. how cool

carved up really nicely. this is the winning pumpkin from last year at the harbor halloween pumpkin carving contest. t and the trophy from last year. chef chris is vying for a trophy this year. one of six competing. he's working his way through this pumpkin making a capital wheel here. we have debra to talk about a big day ahead on the 29th. all kinds of trick or treating and fun. >> trick or treating, moving and six of our chefs will be kme competing in the chef competition. afterwards we'll auction off the pumpkins for the food bank. >> we want to make sure it's safe. they will be out in full force on the 29th and throughout the trick or treating season. back to you guys. >> all right. take a look at this. the national harbor lit

capital wheel with the giant 4 in the kenter. can you make it out. you have to look real hard. it's pretty cool to see this morning. >> so is that pumpkin. >> yes. did great job. how cool is it going to get tonight? >> well, it's going to get cool again. probably jacket weather again but not as chilly as this morning and yesterday morning but still a really nice looking fact through the weekend. today 74 for a high and sunny friday. 75 and sunny. 77 sunday. plenty of sunshine across your weekend looking really good for whatever you're going to do. by monday is when we have late chance of rain. tuesday and wednesday we expect a pretty rainy day and temperatures are really going to drop off next week. that's after the rain moves through part of a cold front. enjoy your weekend. >> all right. enjoy your day. we're back on the air this afternoon. >> you can get news and weather updates any time with our nbc washington app

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we're live in five, four, three, two, one. anybody hear this guy harvey winestein? >> yeah. >> i mean it's unbelievable. >> first of all, when did this guy have time to make movies? >> i don't know. i thought movie making was hard. come on. >> howard stern as only he can put it on the winestein scandal, he was on fire on kimmel last night. let's just say only he can go there and say the things that a lot of us are probably thinking but can't really say. >> there's something about howard stern the way he phrases things. pwe're going to have more on that, but we have a big show tonight. will and grace with deborah messing and dave mccormick. >> i can't wait to see tonight's episode. >> i'm on