right now the search is on for the person who killed an off duty police officer, sar gechts tony mason jr. he was shot and killed in west baltimore early saturday. a woman was also shot, she is expected to be okay. sergeant mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time. >> we have an update on a local woman injured in the las vegas mass shooting. we'll tell you about the progress that she is making

and time to turn your clocks back. 2:00 a.m. this morning marked the end of daylight saving time which means a lot of you got that extra hour of sleep. >> you either love it or you don't. the bad news is that it will get darker a lot earlier. >> for all those who work 9:00 to 5:00, a different scene going home. >> but it is 10:01 and thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. in less than an hour, people will start walking and running for the breathe deep d.c. we want to look at live pictures frlt national mall and that is where doug kammerer is once again the emcee. >> the annual event raise as wearness and money for lung cancer. listen to this, the longevity foundation says one in every 16 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer. and that is a troubling statistic. but this is certainly a good event to on get out the

rainy and dreary. you see people with the hoods on. a lot of people getting out there for that. larn o lauryn, couldn't dial up the sun? >> that is doug's event. >> true. way to pass the buck. >> i know. pass it on to the next person. one thing i did notice, it's so muddy. we did get about half an inch of rain last night that started at 4:00 here. and then continued through the overnight and now after the rain, we're left with the fog and the mist. low visibilities out there right now. it looks like it's improving because about an hour ago, you couldn't even see the ground. i do believe as we get into the after lunch hour, we'll start to see the fog lift. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, that's where we'll stay until we get that fog out of here. so fog hanging out for now. watch the driving conditions because not only do we have fog out there, we

pray and t spray and leaves down creating treacherous driving conditions. we are warming up today and then we get much cooler, we'll talk about possibly some winter weather forecasting coming up. let's get you caught up on one of our top stories.victim of a figatal shooting had made a 1 year career out of protecting his community. >> and now the search is 00 for the killer. derrick ward joining us live this morning from d.c. police headquarters with the very latest. >> reporter: and we've learned that there are parts of the investigation that are going on here and parts going on in baltimore. but this is still a very active and very he fresh investigation. now, 40-year-old sergeant tony mason worked out of the 6th district here in southeast d.c. he had been with mpd for 17 years, but he

saturday morning while off duty. they were in a car when someone started firing. the woman he was with shot in the leg and was treated for the gunshot wound. mason died at the hospital a short time later and the investigation began immediately. he lives in baltimore about six miles from where this happened. and here in the district, he had been placed on no contact status, that is essentially desk duty pending an internal investigation. and that investigation and as well as this homicide investigation are continuing here and in baltimore, but so far investigators are puzzled as to what led to the death of a d.c. police officer off duty in baltimore. derrick ward, news 4. meanwhile a girl who was reportedly abducted and then found last month is once again missing. prince william

want you to take a good look at the photo here, she is 16. police say she left her homewood bridge oig liglate last night. if you see her, contact police. and new details on a local las vegas shooting victim. >> tina frost from maryland was shot in the face during that mass shooting in las vegas last month. you are looking at video from that horrific night. frost's family spokesperson tell our nbc station in san diego that she is talking and walking again, we're also told that the life long soccer player is also able to kick a soccer ball around. her family says although she is able to talk, she doesn't fully understand what she is saying yet. so she will start working with a newer he r neuro psychiatrist soon. the american red cross is helping a family and their pets after a devastating fire destroyed their home. montgomery county fire officials

tweeting out photos last night, this is along cabana court in germantown. officials say the electrical fire was started by an out door flood light. the fire caused nearly a half million in damages. and today president trump is in japan marking his first official visit to asia. >> yeah, you can see here air force one touching down as it arrived in tokyo early this morning. the president and first lady greeted fellow leaders and met with u.s. troops at an air base there. and he also golfed with shinzo abe and a professional golfer. p president trump will be meeting with allies about the growing nuclear threat in north korea and he has this warning for north korea's leader. >> no one, no dictator, no regime, and no nation should underestimate ever american resolve. >> president trump also had lunch with the prime minister. he says that he plans to

with russian president vladimir putin along his five nation asian tour, that will likely happen in vietnam during an economic summit. today 50,000 runners mr. ta will take on the noew york city marathon just days of a sister the terror attack. but there will be thousands of officers on duty. the national guard will also be on hand as well as extra equipment, dogs and blocker vehicles. governor cuomo talked about his concerns. >> you'll have thousands of officers on duty this weekend, but i want to express this is just a precautionary measure. >> the governor insists that runners and spectators do not have any known threat to worry about and he says that everyone should feel comfort onabl comfo. a how much would you pay for that prime parking spot?

starting tomorrow, ddot will test out a new demand based pricing plan in the penn quarters and chinatown. for instance, you will find the cheapest parking thoughts around $1 per hour on biweekday mornin. the really good spot during peak times could cost you as much as $5.50 an hour which is way up from the current rate of 2 ppt$. >> be interesting to see how that works out. congress dives into tax reform, the new xbox drops and so did taylor swift's new album. all in the week ahead. >> a lot coming up. and saving money and staying warm this winwinter, news 4 is working for you toget you set ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools

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we're helping you get ready for winter. all week long we will share tips to help you out. >> susan hogan tells us how you can get your home prepared and how to is save some money. >> reporter: they are winterizing these houses and what they can doing here, we can do on our own. so let's take a look at four things we can do to keep ourselves warm. first thing is put plastic around our windows to seal out the cold drafts. also weather stripping around your doors and windows is another great thing to do. taping cracks in the windows. a lot of cracked window, you want to literally put certain tape there that is waterproof, as well.

and you can lessen the amount of hot water that comes out. i have some props here. literally for under $50, you can do this on your own. this is weather stripping. so come over here for your door. if you want to take a look at your door, you close it and look for any daylight that comes through. and then all you have to do is take this weather stripping, unpeel it and tape it along the edging. and this is another weather stripping. and she already has one here. this is brooke. so sweet to let us into her home. you just take this, pull that right off, and then you tape it up against your door and this also does prevent some drafts coming through as well. so guys, under $50 and the savings is huge. roughly $275 a year. simple things. if i can do it, trust me, you can do it as well. back to you. >> 275 bucks a year, i'm paying attention. >> every little bit

>> chuck todd will be joining us next on set. >> guess what? it's the show's 70th anniversary. the long running show, longest running show this television history. unbelievable. frsz

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34r5 plan will drive economic growth even if it increases the deficit. critics question whether it will do much to help the economy. who will benefit the most, and whether republicans can get enough of their members to vote for the bill. this year's iphone and samsung galaxy upgrades are already sold out. on tuesday the new xbox goes on sale. >> and taylor swift's new album also drops tuesday. a few tracks have already been released. her ready for it music video racking up over 50 million views in more than a week. and media companies and retailers lead the week's earnings parade. watch for name like disney, 21st accep century fox, kohl's and macy's. tomorrow anthony weiner is expected to report to federal prison. he pleaded guilty in may to sexting a 15-year-old girl. he is sentenced 21 to 27 months in prison and he will serve that time at federal meca

mental health care to its inmates. weiner also has to pay a $10,000 fine and serve three years probation after his release. 10me me10:17 another wild w politics. >> and let's get right to it, joining us chuck todd. >> just another week. >> and now we have what is setting up to be really interesting, the president in asia talking about meeting with vladimir putin at some point. north korea the whole backdrop. how do you see the trip going in. >> north korea is the known unknown. meaning what do they do while the president is over there. will they try to bait him either rhetorically or an actual saber ralgt rattle. i think that is what the administration is bracing for. and the other aspect, how does the presidentan

last monday brought first indictments from special counsel robert mueller and it seemed to unnerve him a little bit. and he lashed out at the justice department and at the fbi. what happens if more developments, more indictments come while he is overseas. how does that -- does it rattle him a little bit or is he able to keep his focus on the trip as well. >> former dnc chairwoman donna brazile's bombshell, were you surprised by the charges, the revelations coming out of this against the dnc as well as hillary clinton? how will this impact the party? >> i'm surprised that donna brazile did this. am i surprised that there is democratic angst and that there are people in the democratic party sort on f tired of clinto and want to send the message that your run is over? perhaps. i didn't expect donna brazile to be that person. but look, she has ripped open some

about the personality aspect of it,s oh, is she trying to replace clinton with biden or the rigging of the process for sanders, but this is a larger issue. democratic party, a year from the election, they still haven't figured out why they lost. and they know -- this is a party that understands what they aren't, but they don't though what th know what they are. if they lose in virginia for instance on tuesday, then it all gets thrown into this -- then what donna brazile and all of it will get thrown into a much larger i think very public debate. we see the fractures in the republican party and we have been tracking them a lot, right, and now we'll probably see that almost as front and center as we've seen inside the republican party. >> big day for meet the press. 70th anniversary. you've been there for all 70. >> all 70. >> gerald norford, jimmy carter

>> the herbert hoover interview was some of the best. >> did you see any of that cake? >> i haven't seen it. >> i've seen a picture of the cake. >> i have to say, i may tell people to look for something that they need to see in the show. tom brokaw has a very special tie that he's wearing. i tweeted it, so you can look at it closely. but it's very cool. tip of the hat to as he put it two pounding father he is of "meet the press." our good late friend tim russert is one of them. >> exactly. chuck, congratulations on the big anniversary and reminder that you can see "meet the press" comes up every sunday at 10:30 right here on nbc 4. and now to the weather. you're not bringing a very sunny disposition. >> i'm bringing the fogs and clouds. >> will it clear out? >> io

no, we will -- it's been hanging on a lot longer than i originally thought. so i had to lower temperatures which i don't like do often. but we will start to get a south wind that brings moisture off the atlantic and the rain malaysia night. but again we'll start to see the temperatures pull up. and guys, is that improving picture right there? we have some improving conditions out there right now. and you can see the ground at this point. so again, the fog is lifting. but it's taking so long. the mist will eventually dry out because we're also seeing that as well. now, clouds are sticking around. so don't expect this to be a beautiful sunday. it is going to be a cloudy day. we'll warm up today thanks to that south wind and warm up tomorrow, but then we'll drop and we had to add some rain through next week. visibility improving, especially in the shenandoah valley.

on to that fog right here. we will see it lift as we get into the lunch hour and then after the lunch hour, that's when the temperatures will scoot up into the 60s. so 60s forecast for the daytime high today. shenandoah value i wiley may be 50s. average temperature is low 60s. tomorrow we'll be in the low 70s despite some rain and some cloud cover. and then we drop back into the 50s on tuesday and wednesday. again, radar not picking up on that fog and mist, but certainly out there. you can tell from the picture. so widespread rain chances tomorrow and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday we're also going to have a drop in temperatures and also a chance for some rain showers. so if you are headed to brunch, temperatures in the 60s. no sitting out are side weather, but not too bad. we're headed to the mid-60s. again mainly clouds. so here is a look at your forecast hour by hour. we are looking at some rain chances especially for tomorrow. so today will be dry, but rain moving in from the northwest to the south and east tomorrow. again, some spotty heavy rain due to some temperatures in the low 70s, but it will be out of herby

start to dry out. frontal system will pass through and then areas of low pressure will ride along it like a train for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, so we will be being taking rain, not everybody going to see it, but a lot cooler with rain chances through mid next week. let's take you back out now live to the national mall. >> that's right, the longevity foundation 5k getting ready to start at 10:30. doug kammerer once again there on the stage, he is the emcee of the event, one that raises a lot of critical funds for lung research as well as support and

4 things you need to know -- detectives searching for the person who shot and killed sergeant tony mason jr. the shooting happened early yesterday morning in west baltimore while he was off duty. a girl who was reportedly abducted and then found last month is once again missing. prince william county police want you to call them if you see the 16-year-old. she left her nous woodbridge last night. >> president trump met with u.s. troops in tokyo and spent the afternoon golfing with the japanese prime minister. he is spending nearly two weeks to meet with allies about north korea he's nuclear threat. >> 2:0a.

the end of daylight saving time which means a lot of you got that extra hour of sleep. hope you enjoyed it. and news 4 continues to work for you in the community this morning. want to remind you longevity breath deep d.c. continues to happen on the national mall. >> taking a live look, doug kammerer once again the emcee. and lauryn, people needs the umbrellas? >> look how muddy it is out there. we'll continue to have some fog through the morning. >> all right. thanks so much for joining us. "meet the press" is next.

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investigation grows. two indictments, one guilty plea and the promise of more. president trump denies any involvement with russia during his campaign. >> all i can tell you is this, there was no collusion. >> and lashes out at his own justice department. >> i'm really not involved with the justice department. i'd like to let it run itself, but honestly they should be looking at the democrats. >> my guests this morning, two members of the senate intelligence committee investigating russian involvement. the chief democrat on the panel, mark warner and republican james lankford. plus, democrats in disarray. the former head of the dnc says the clinton campaign was so dysfunctional she wanted to replace the