news4's kristin wright is live from the scene where all of this started in edgewood, maryland. kristin? >> reporter: well, i talked with one of the employees a few minutes ago and asked him about radee prince and all he had to say was that he was, quote, difficult. let's take you through what we know. five people were shot this morning in edgewood. three are dead. two are in the hospital in critical condition. all of them worked here at advanced granite solutions. the suspected gunman then left for delaware. >> this is a really, really sad event that has happened. here it is, again, another event, another tragedy. >> reporter: thiser advanced granite solutions tonight. >> there's people and people have lost lives. there's loved ones out there and we just wanted to come and be a part of community. >> reporter: a manhunt for a person who says police shot five co-workers and three are dead. he worked at advanced granite solution in edgewood. ray was opening up a neighboring business when an hysterical man ran in screaming. >> he was scared out of his mind. you know what i mean? it

news4's kristin wright is live from the scene where all of this started in edgewood, maryland.porter: well, i talked with one of the employees a few minutes ago and asked him about radee prince and all he had to say was that he was, quote, difficult. let's take you through what we know. five people were shot this morning in edgewood. three are dead. two are in the hospital in critical condition. all of them worked here at advanced granite solutions. the suspected gunman then left for delaware. >> this is a really, really sad event that has happened. here it is, again, another event, another tragedy. >> reporter: thiser

kristin wright takes us inside. >> reporter: washington is filled with museums. the newest set to open in a few weeks. it's going to have a lot of people talking. >> are you the first one to see the biblical images. >> the museum of the bible tells the story of the text and its impact on the world and our country. we got an exclusive look as construction finishes up and the exhibits are set up throughout eight floors, including nazareth village and the children's area. what does the museum hope to accomplish? >> when people walk away, we want them to think they've had a wonderful experience at the museum and we hope they'll also say maybe i need to look more closely at this fantastic book the bible. >> security is of great concern. designed to move big crowds quickly and safely. in the district, kristin wright, news 4. >>> new video, damage from the dangerous storms that may have kept you awake overnight. storm team forecast breaks down how much longer they'll last. >>> plus, sex assault arrest. a man is in custody for the second time this month. why he was relea

kristin wright in arlington for us. kristin, thank you. >>> while we wait to learn the cause of that fire, officials want you and your family to have a plan. we have important resources on our nbc washington app. search fire safety. >>> we're also following breaking news concerning a triple shooting in northwest washington. >> let's get straight to news 4's justin finch who has the very latest. justin. >> reporter: hey, that's right. we have three men who were shot. we know two have died and one as for the person or persons who did it, they are still out there and police, they are still here in this home just behind us, that white colored home. they have been going in and out of that home throughout the morning still gathering clues around that home here. d.c. police got on scene just after midnight. they got that call of three people shot on eighth street between rock borrow place and whiten house street northwest. it's just off georgia avenue and really residential. lots of homes and also lots of schools as well. we're

back to you. >> kristin wright, live in fauquier county this morning. ank you, kristin. >>> let's turn our attention to decision 2017 where the candidates for virginia governor faced off in >> gun laws were a big part of the conversation between democrat ralph northam and republican ed gillespie. gillespie supports restrictions on bump stocks. those are the devices used by the shooter in the las vegas massacre. >> it allows you to circumvent a ban on automatic weapons should be regulated and should be banned if it's designed to turn a nonautomatic weapon into one. >> gillespie turned the conversation to sanctuary cities. an issue he has used as a line of attack against northam. >> we do not have sanctuary cities in the commonwealth of virginia. it's a solution looking for a problem. >> we are now weeks away from virginians heading to the polls to vote for a new governor. a poll from the wason center for public policy shows northam leading by seven points. >>> while police search for the george's county native, her parents are telling us more. she left to

kristin wright is there on the scene. yeah, there will be more information.e'll have a live report from her coming up at the top of the hour. >>> chris, thank you. following breaking news out of d.c. right now. police are looking for a black bmw following a triple shooting in a local neighborhood overnight. we're told two men are dead, one man is in the hospital. >> and we are taking a live look at the scene along 8th street near rocks borrow street northwest. our news 4's justin finch gathering the very latest and will update us at 6:00. >>> we're also following the devastation in california. we've been watching these wildfires burning through wine country, and they're still not contained. this morning we know 17 people have died. >> nbc's jay gray joins us live now from napa, california. jay, as we take a look at that >> reporter: yeah. no, angie, eun, you're absolutely right. i want to give you a closer look at this home. it is a scene playing out across northern california right now. you can see it entirely gutted by the flames here. really devastating an

that's kristin wright for us.ted illegally now our government is going after the people making, selling, and delivering those deadly drugs. the justice department today announced indictments against more than 20 people, all ke connected to an international drug trafficking organization and it's based in china. these pills are sold online as prescription opioids. they actually contain the deadly synthetic opiate fentanyl. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein says the u.s. is trying to get china to step up. >> we need them to do more because 20,000 american citizens lost their lives in 2016, and many tens of thousands more were injured as a result of fentanyl manufactured in china, distributed from china to the united states. >> two chinese chemical plant owners are listed in the indictments. chances are slim, though, that the men at the top will ever face justice here in the u.s. our country doesn't have an extradition treaty with china. that because fentanyl is killing more and more people in every neighborhood

in anne arundel county, kristin wright, news4. >> it was made up by nbc. they just made it up. thank you, all. total confidence in rex. >> president trump is dismissing an nbc report that the secretary of state called the president a, quote, moron, and considered resigning. senior administration officials tell nbc rex tillerson considered quitting over policy tensions and tensions were high after the president gave a politically charged speech to the boy scouts, that you may recall. tillerson today said he's never considered stepping down but he did not deny the alleged comment about the petty stuff like that. this does nothing but divide people and i'm thought going to be part of this effort to divide thissed this administration. >> a state department spokesperson said tillerson does not and would not use that language to describe the president. >> the d.c. region is known to have some of the worst traffic in the nation. i don't have to tell you that. drivers may now have to be even more patient. crews are working to repave and resurface the beltway. this is highlighted in red

kristin wright is in rockville to explain this story. kristin. r reached out to laura wallen's family about the fact that her boyfriend tyler tessier will not face additional charges for the death of the fetus. turns out they have a big meeting scheduled with the governor's office to talk about it. now, they only talked to news 4 about this, and they also shared this video with us of laura on horseback while visiting a nonprofit for kids that she supported. we found out today that an autopsy showed that laura's fetus was 14 weeks and not viable outside of the womb. that is why prosecutors are not charging tessier in the death of the fetus under maryland law. she wasn't far enough along, so tessier is only charged with murdering laura. her family says she understand maryland law but their goal for the future is to have state lawmakers look at fetal homicide and revisit the parameters that say if the fetus cannot live outside the womb, it is there is also a push to bring federal charges against tessier. the state's attorney says that is not likely.

news 4's kristin wright spoke today to his daughter and kristin is live for us in falls church. hi, kristin. >> reporter: his daughter told me he worked so hard because he wanted so much for his family. we are standing tonight in front of their church where they are praying for this family. bayarsaikhan tudev and his wife of 32 years on a church trip to shen endough a national park just this past sunday, everything's changed since. his wife now a widow, their daughter sud without a father. >> it's tragic that this happened to my family, you know. it had to be him out of all the an immigrant from mongolia was living the american dream. >> his dream was finally came true. >> reporter: she says he worked so hard, waking up at 5:00 a.m. to drive all the way from arlington to his job in edgewood, maryland. he was a fabricator at advanced granite solutions. until the shooting rampage that took his life. >> he was the best dad and the best husband. the most humble person. >> reporter: she tells me her father talked about the coworker suspected of killing him and two other employees at

three of his coworkers are dead now including a man from our area and news 4's kristin wright spoke with that local victim's family today. and kristin checks in now live with more. kristin, it sounds as i with the suspect. tell us what you've learned about that. >> reporter: right. the daughter told me that her father tried to be nice to this man, referring to the suspect, the man accused of killing her father. the family and his church meant everything to him. the church here is planning a special worship service to support this grieving family. >> it was a very friendly soft hearted, very easy going guy. >> reporter: the daughter says the world is not the same without her father. >> he was the best dad and best husband, the most humble person. >> reporter: he and his wife were married 32 years. they immigrated to arlington from mongolia in 2005. >> it was always his dream to come he and his dream finally came true. >> reporter: but that dream is broken. she tells me her father talked about the coworker, suspected of killing him and two other employees at advance granite solutions. >> h

news 4's kristin wright is live from fauquier county this morning with a look at what those threats werend what's being done about it. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning. that about their children's safety and they feel like there's nothing being done about it. at liberty high school where we are this morning in bealton, virginia, in fauquier county. it's about 60 miles from d.c. if you're not familiar. i want to take you back to last night. to a very intense and heated meeting. frustrated parents walked out of a town hall meeting. they are upset that students who made threats online against other students won't be charged with any crime. the students involved called it operation will to kill. they used a gaming app called discord to post messages like, we've gone from premeditated murder to social espionage and lynching him is just the end game. the sheriff told us why students aren't being charged. first listen to why this mom says there is no good reason. >> to keep this from happening again. from sending a threatening message to someone and saying, well, i'm not going t

in the district, kristin wright, news 4. >> tina's medical care will be very expensive. if you have it in your heart to help, we are working for you. >> just search tina frost. it's in our nbc washington app. you'll also find stories with links to her family's gofundme page. >>> coming up next, lessons learned from last year's snowstorms. what one local city is doing differently to avoid some mistakes this winter. >>> also drug pricing secrets are revealed. you know you can save money on medicine by instead of going through your insurance. >> and a cold night tonight across the area. frost advisory for some of us. i'll show you just how cold you'll be tomorrow morning when you wake up. turn on the heat. >>> like it or not, snow season is coming. today d.c. public works officials said the district is nearly doubling its budget for snow removal this season. it's up from about 4 1/2 million to nearly $9 million. the city says it has beefed up plans to get snow removal crews on city streets and to notify residents. the district has more than 400 pieces of equipment that can

this is a story that kristin wright had long reported. tessier was seen at a press conference with police, with laura wallen's parents saying he knew nothing of her disappearance. and we later learned that laura wallen's body was found in a double life with another relationship on the side. laura wallen was four months pregnant at the time of her death. the breaking news coming into the newsroom this afternoon. again, tyler tessier, 32 years old, charged with murder officially, indicted by a grand jury, one count of murder. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. pat, we'll excepted things back to you in the newsroom -- excuse me, the studio. >> all right, erika, thank you. the numbers continue to get worse in california. there are now 22 separate wildfires, at least 23 people dead. nearly 300 missing, and hundreds of others in shelters. more than 3,000 buildings, mostly homes, are destroyed. some homeowners luckier than others. >> and i saw a fire truck come up the street. they said, you have to go. i said, help me, man. i said, you can

in the district, kristin wright, news 4. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. price dispute and changing market that's fractured a partnership that stretches back more than a century. the "wall street journal" reports, sears which owns k-mart will sellff inventory and stop listing whirlpool brands which has -- whirlpool will make products for sears kenmore brands. as recently as 2002 sears sold four out of ten home appliances in america but has struggled amid the likes of home depot, amazon and costco. with the cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> thank you landon. your neighborhood could be the new home of amazon. amazon received 238 proposals for head quarters to, including a dozen in our neighborhood. d.c. proposed four different sites. there are bids in rockville, silver spring, greenbelt, maryland plus a potential site near dulles airport. the second headquarters is supposed to create 50,000 new jobs, many of which are expected to pay $100,000 or more. that's a big chunk of change >>> amazon is making it easier to order food now. next month you'll b

. >> news 4's kristin wright has been tweeting updates from howard all afternoon. kristin, what's it like right now on campus? >> reporter: well, you know, this brought students real anxiety and it was a major disruption. police gave the all-clear, but now the question remains, who made these frightening reports? >> evacuate the building? >> reporter: a student watching from a window recording as people run out of the howard administration building. police evacuated it and three other buildings on campus. here police going into the adm in building, the a-building with gun drawn. police say they received several reports of an active shooter. they evacuated four buildings and went through each one looking for any sign of danger. students nervously caught in the middle. >> when the real police get involved that's when i know it's serious. they still aren't telling us anything so i don't know what's going on. i'm hoping nobody is hurt and trying to get back to living my regular life and back to my regular schedule. >> reporter: d.c. police got the first report of an act

news 4's kristin wright is here with just a few of them. kristin? >> reporter: that's right, wendy, we are hearing stories of courage and love. sonny and heather melton. this couple was celebrating their wedding anniversary. sonny was an e.r. nurse. his wife heather said he saved her life and that he grabbed me and started running when i felt him get shot in the back. they lived in tennessee. it was their first anniversary. >>> christopher roybal, a veteran who served in afghanistan, he went to the music festival with his mother. they split up there when the gunshots started. they were on opposite ends of the stage. his mother says she tried to run to where she thought her son was. people had to hold her roybal was 29. and many are praying for tina frost. that's tina on the right next to her mother. in vegas tina was shot in the head. the bullet lodged in her right eye. doctors had to remove the eye. tina is in a coma on a ventilator. she graduated from anna run dell high school. the school director talked about what a wonderful student tina was. >>

. >> news 4's kristin wright joins us from the newsroom after speaking to one of tina's close family riends. kristin. >> reporter: that's right. n neurologis neurologists say 90% of people who survive, have gunshot wounds to the head do not survive. so far tina frost is that she will keep fighting. doctors say tina frost's progress is miraculous. she's back home in maryland. she flew from las vegas to johns hopkins last night. family friend aim i clinger says having tina close means everything. >> tina has a life ahead of her and that's what we're fighting for. >> reporter: amy says tina seems to recognize family members and friends. she can give a thumbs up and hold up three fingers. tina and her parents are meeting with a team of specialists at hopkins. many are amazed by what she can do already. >> she physically took a few steps, very assisted, but she moved her feet one in front of the other from a chair to her bed and back. >> everybody is pulling for her so much. >> reporter: tina's family is thankful for community support like the restaurant fund-raiser in odenton last week. t

. >> news 4's kristin wright is live with more from neighbors who want it to stop. kristin? what, a lot of this comes down to simply bringing the garage remote into the house with you and locking the car door when you go in. this suv here, thieves got into it in the middle of the night. they simply got in, grabbed the garage remote and click. >> wakes me up, i'm startled, saying that she had heard the garage door open. >> reporter: bill said it took only seconds to become a victim of a fast and easy crime. >> the next thing i hear is my wife yelling that somebody just left the garage on a bike, on one of our >> reporter: the calvo home in sterling an unfortunate dot on this map. a thief or thieves hit 12 houses this week. every time grabbing the garage door opener from an unlocked car. she heard her garage door in the middle of the night but thought it was her niece. they ran sacked her car. >> i feel like, you know, intrude my privacy. that's what i feel. and a little scared, yeah, because a lot of things could happen. >> reporter: he also hit one of these town houses and i

in montgomery county, kristin wright, news 4. >> an autopsy showed wallen's fetus was 14 weeks and was not viable outside of the womb. state law says if wallen were further along her boyfriend could have been charged in the death of the fetus. >> for the first time, we are hearing that mysterious sound that may have injured u.s. diplomats in cuba. 22 embassy workers developed physical symptoms that included brain injury and hearing loss. there is speculation they were victims of a sonic weapon attack. the associated press says it has obtained a recording of the sound that the embassy workers heard. we are going to play it right now because experts do not believe it is harmful at this volume and in short durations. >>> americans affected in havana say the sound hit them at extreme volumes. u.s. officials have not blamed cuba, however they say rather cryptically the cuban government could stop the attacks. >> emotions running high as people gather to remember a teen who vanished from a naval base in norfolk. why police are turning to the public to help find her killer. >> neighbors at od

news 4's kristin wright talked to relatives of one of the victims. >> yeah, but our coverage begins with erika gonzalez at the live desk as the accused killer faces a judge in court. erika? >> well, doreen, he's accused of carrying out shootings in maryland and delaware that left three people dead and three others wounded. tonight radee prince is locked up on $2 million bail. the crime spree, if you'll remember, started yesterday in edgewood, maryland, where he worked for the past four months. police say he shot five coworkers and then just took off, shooting somebody else he knew at an auto shop, that time in delaware. prince was arrested after a 10-hour manhunt. again, the motive in all this still unclear. what is clear, though, is his criminal history. prince has 42 arrests in delaware and 15 felony convictions. we also know he was fired from another job earlier this year after he now, as this investigation continues, some wonder if red flags were missed in the weeks leading up to the shooting. news 4's kristin wright continues our coverage now live from falls church with reaction fro

in prince george's county, kristin wright, news 4. >> heads up for everybody.in, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> hi there. wendy rieger at the ballpark where the gates are open. they are throwing out the first pitch at 7:31. it is going to be a big night. wait till you see who is throwing out the first pitch. and right now they up, the batters are>> hey, wend. they're warmingn thebaters box. defending world series champs behind me. and steven strassburg, the task to shut them down. he's making his only second playoff start in his career. and he's so locked in. his manager said he didn't even react when told he's going to go in game one. >> he had the same look when he came in. that's the truth. i swear, anybody knows him, man, i thought he was going to like, yeah, something. >> he just got player of the month, pitcher of the month. yeah, i'll take him. >> reporter: you remember the highly debated and criticized shut down of 2012. >> i don't know if i'm ever going to accept it to be honest. it's something i'm not happy about at all. >> reporter: only one playoff not holding anyt

news 4's kristin wright is in sterling with the warning for all of us. >> my wife wakes me up, startled, saying that she had heard the garage door open. >> reporter: bill calvo says it took only seconds to become a victim of a fast and easy crime. >> the next thing i hear is my wife yelling that somebody just left the garage on a bike, on one of our kids' bikes. >> reporter: the calvo's home in sterling an unfortunate dot on this map. the thief or thieves hit 12 houses this week, every time from an unlocked car. the sheriff is concerned about what is an a nonviolent crime. >> they're breaking into your house certainly that time of the day or that time of the morning, in the 3:00 a.m. time frame there, very frightening. >> reporter: bill tried to catch the guy who stole his daughter's bike. but he was off to the next garage. >> i turned right to see if he went down that way, came back down and tried a couple different routes. but couldn't, couldn't catch him. he was gone. >> reporter: the sheriff also wants to remind people of what he calls the 9:00 p.m. rule. before you settle into the

laura's family says that has to change. >> that was kristin wright reporting, by the way. the suspect is in jail and he has no chance at getting bond. >> well, chances are that you or someone you know will be taking part in the annual marine corps marathon next weekend. after what happened in las vegas, a lot of organizers of big events like this one are reevaluating their security plans. the marathon will be held on october 22nd in northern virginia, and in d.c., and estimated 30,000 runners are expected to participate. and there is even a special kids run for the little ones. news 4's derrick ward has more on the security effort to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: every year there is a new security concern. some incident, some tragedy that adds a new facet to the security profile for the marathon. this year's post-las vegas after a gunman checked into a top floor room in a hotel overlooking a concert venue and opened fire. as a preliminary preps get underway, security concerns for the marathon now turn sky ward as the runners follow the course that winds its way through

. >> and today kristin wright has your first look inside, only on news 4. >> reporter: washington is filled with museums. the newest one set to open in just a few weeks is going to have a lot of peopl >> and you're the first one to see these biblical images. >> reporter: the museum of the bible tells a story of the text and its impact on the world and our country. we got an exclusive look as construction finishes up and the exhibits are set up throughout eight floors, including nazareth village and the children's area. what does the museum hope to accomplish? >> when people walk away, we want them to think they've had a wonderful experience at the museum and that we hope they'll also say to themselves, maybe i need to look a little more closely at this fantastic book, the bible. >> reporter: security is of great concern. we got a glimpse of the system designed to move big crowds quickly and safely. in the district, kristin wright, news 4. >> and for more information on the opening and how to get tickets, search bible museum in the nbc washington app. >>> can you imagine being a child

. >> news 4's kristin wright tells us about some ideas floated before the d.c.ncil. >> reporter: in washington's lincoln park you cannot miss mary mcloud bethune. the first to honor an african-american woman in a public park in d.c., but shirley smith climbed the steps of city hall to tel d.c. needs many more statues to celebrate its own black citizens. >> we need to be focused on ourselves for once. >> reporter: smith is all for council man teddy mcduffy's bill to erect statues of women and people of color from washington starting with legal scholar charles hamilton houston. mcduffy says a conversation with his daughter was the aha moment. >> she drove past the washington monument and she went past the thomas jefferson memorial and she asked, daddy, didn't those two men have slaves? >> reporter: smith works with the naacp and speaks her mind at the wilson building. >> it is time for us to do something and be able to stand up and not just be passive and not just be correct. >> reporter: she tells me her people are what she loves most about her city, and seeing t

. >> news 4's kristin wright with just how much her mom had to do and create a distraction to createment. >> hi, sweetie. happy birthday. >> reporter: she got to have her mom come read to the class for her 9th birthday. >> have i told you lately how wonderful you are? >> reporter: but the best birthdays -- the best birthdays are full of surprises. >> how are you? >> good. >> reporter: one awe not enough for a moment like this with your little girl. [ applause ] >> reporter: air force lieutenant colonel lee jones is home from his deployment to pakistan. >> we know that we have to serve and that we have to deploy, but that's the piece that you don't take into account, is when you're gone and there is something happening at home and you can't be there to comfort them or to help make the situation easier. >> happy birthday. >> reporter: mom planned the best birthday ever. >> do you guys know what kin means? >> no. >> it's family. >> reporter: the kids at her class in woodbridge elementary are glad that he's home, too. >> welcome home. >> thank you. she was almost like, is it really him?

for those who can't, the next best thing may be happening right here in washington, and our kristin wrightas that story. >> reporter: it's one of the most revered, texts of the world. the bible has inspired many to worship and driven others to war. now the book is the focus of a new museum near the national mall. we got an exclusive look. >> it's genesis 1 taken from the gutenberg bible. >> reporter: the museum of the bible opens next month. dr. tony ziess is the executive director. >> we want every visitor to come out thinking, wow, that's the most extraordinary museum experience that i've ever had. >> reporter: do they hope for more? >> we hope they'll also say to themselves, maybe i need to look a little more closely at this fantastic book, the bible. i want you to glance at the ceiling. this is the most predominant thing we have here. >> reporter: an impressive l.e.d. display of biblical images. the family behind the museum owns the hobby lobby chain of craft stores. over denying employees health insurance coverage for emergency contra exception. we asked if the bible museum will also

we'll have more live coverage from chopper 4 from the scene in >>> good evening, i'm kristin wright in for erika gonzalez tonight. as hurricane nate approaches the gulf coast, the waves are picking up in southeast louisiana. the barrier islands are under a mandatory evacuation order. tourists have threat island but some say they will ride out the storm. jay gray is standing by in alabama with a live report. we want to start with storm team 4 meteorologist with the latest on nate's track. how does it took? >> well not looking good as it's getting ready to make landfall. i want to go straight to the satellite. we're starting to see nate right now getting ready to make landfall. you see the eye. not very well define. it doesn't have much time to strengthen. once it hits land it will immediately weaken. the chance to make it to a cat 2 storm still there but growing close. still a category 1 we're seeing wind speeds at 90 miles per hour. this is a very quick moving system at about 23 miles per hour. notice what happens, expected to make landfall tonight. still keeping its intensity and then

. >> 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. >> al

talking to people who are so excited about this foo fighters concert across the channel is our own kristin wright. she's been gathering reaction and all the hull a ba loo, if you will. they are so pumped over there. kristin? >> reporter: yeah, you're right. you know, huge day and long time in the making. we came over here across the channel to just show you what it looks like from over here to give you this vantage point and, hey, take a look, right, not bad. not bad. all right. let's show you the fireworks from earlier today. daytime fireworks, nothing like them. that is how big of a celebration this is. i'm telling you, d.c., excited. especially southwest. waited a long time for this. everybody out here really has had nothing but fun, especially the opening ceremony. the dancers, the band, all of it, awesome. we are now a away -- >> he signed my arm last night. he pulled out of the parking garage and he was kind enough to roll down his window because dave is the nicest man in rock and roll. >> the energy is always different whenever you see him in his hometown. we were here 2015 rfk stadium. he

kristin wright has her story. kristin? >> reporter: many are praying for tina frost. her father posted on facebook today that tina is responding and fighting hard. this is tina on the right here next to her mother. tina's originally from ann arundel county. in vegas she was shot in the head. the bullet lodged in her right eye. doctors had to remove the eye. tina now is in a coma and on a ventilator. she graduated from arundel high school in 2008. within the past hour we heard from tina's former teachers and her soccer coach. tina was a stand out player. her coach believes that drive on the field will help her recover. >> with the support of her family and continuing to fight and the support of all of her wild cat family, there is no doubt in my mind that she's going to be okay. >> reporter: a family friend is raising money on gofundme to family's travel. they say now they are waiting to see the extent of any brain damage. we are also thinking of denise burditus from martinsburg, west virginia. she lost her life in vegas. this picture is from denise's memorialized face

. >> kristin wright has more about the victims of e dallof. sarah?> reporter: there are signs that this grieving city is taking steps to get back to business. las vegas boulevard is open. the perimeter here will open momentarily and some of the shows are resuming as well. president trump on the ground in las vegas. >> you showed the world and the world was watching and you showed what professionalism is all about. >> reporter: meeting with medical workers and the victims of the massacre. >> in the months ahead, we'll have to wrestle with the horror of what has unfolded this week. but we will struggle through it together. >> reporter: overnight, a key figure in uncovering the gunman's motive returned to the u.s. stephen paddock's marilou danley, who police call a person of interest, had been in the philippines since before the shooting. and now a chilling look inside stephen paddock's hotel room with photos obtained. guns in chairs, spent ammo littering the floor. authorities say they are investigating how the images were leaked to several news outlet

kristin wright. news 4. >> a warning for henry wise high school confirmed cases of tb saying the risk of exposure is low, usually to contract tuberculosis. >> a news 4 consumer investigation a possible scheme that may be coming to your neighborhood involves tree cutters. after hearing from several viewers paid for a service never completed. susan is working for you to tell you what she uncovered. >> reporter: we heard from all three people hotel us the same story. knock on the door from a tree cutting service offering to give them a good deal to cut down their dead trees. while the customers don't dispute the trees were dead, they said the crews never returned to remove the stumps which they paid for. and something more. what happened at this woman's home is a fraud investigation, after connecting the company, news 4 went under cover. >> all right. michael, my name is actually susan, hogan, i'm with nbc 4. we've been tryto >> reporter: now tonight at 11:00 we confront the owner. back to you. >>> than

news 4's kristin wright is live in sterling to tell us what is happening. kristin?> reporter: the woman who lives in this house here was sleeping upstairs with her husband when she heard the garage door suddenly just start opening. seconds later she looked outside and saw a man riding off on her son's mountain bike. so, this is what is thieves are going into unlocked cars in driveways, easy targets. they open the car door, grab the garage door opener, point and click. that simple. once in the garage, they check the door to the house. if it's unlocked, they're going in and taking ipads, purses, wallets, even going upstairs. it's happening in the middle of the night. scary. so people sometimes are not hearing a thing. the sheriff's office says they know of about ten or so incidents in sterling this week. listen to the man's son whose bike was stolen. what the wife heard after the garage dpoor was opening. >> she's rapping on the window. i'm coming downstairs to run outside and see if i can, you know, scare him off. he was already gone by the time i got out there. >> r

lived through it are beginning to return home now and they're sharing their stories with our kristin wright tonight. >> who is live at dulles airport as they come in. kristin? >> reporter: yeah, you know what, this is hard for people here at dulles coming back from las vegas. we talked to a couple of people who go every year. as pat mentioned, they go every year around this time, and this happened to be the time that they went. we talked to another woman from great falls. she was in las vegas for a thankful to be home. >> i feel so grateful and so blessed to be back home to my family, and my heart breaks for all of those families that don't get to see their loved one again. it's heart breaking and tragic. >> reporter: landing at dulles, katie feels a sense of relief to be home, but the sadness, the disbelief written all over her face. >> horrible. hours earlier i had been outside on the strip, like many people in vegas, just enjoying the city. and then you get back to your hotel and find out that people have lost their lives in such a sad and tragic way. >> reporter: the emotions we all fee

news 4's kristin wright has a closer look now at three victims with ties to our area. kristin? >> reporter: well, jim, lots of hometown support for tina frost and her family. she was shot in the head and survived, but she has a long road ahead. tina grew up in ann arundel county. she is on the right next to her mother. the bullet lodged in tina's right eye. doctors had to remove the eye. her family says she'll still have sight in her left eye. tina is in a coma tonight and on a ventilator. her father says she is responding. tina's school family anna run dell high school, is praying for recovery. she was a star soccer player before graduating in 2008. her coach believes that drive on the field that she saw will give her strength. >> with the support of her family and wild cat family, there is no doubt in my mind that she's going to be okay. >> and we hope so. also sad to pass along, bill wolf was killed in las vegas. wolf was a youth wrestling coach in pennsylvania. he coached elementary school kids. we are also thinking of denise burditus from martinsburg, west virginia. she wa

news 4's kristin wright is live with the story that's still unfolding as we go on the air tonight. kristin? >> reporter: well, yeah, you're right. this scare happening as howard is in celebration mode. this weekend is home coming. we know that's huge. as far as security, campus police say after today they know what they have to do. >> evacuating the a building? oh, my god. >> reporter: howard students and staff running out of the administration building trying to get away. reports of an active shooter spread fast and stopped everything on this campus. >> it just heightens my awareness and just makes me like more vigilant when i'm out and about. >> reporter: and now home coming days away. >> and we think we have an excellent plan in place, but we are going to reevaluate it. >> you hear on social media there's a lot of incidents. two incidents apparently. one that side and one on that side. we're kinf between. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: here police going into the adm in building, the a-building as it's called with guns drawn. police say they received several reports of an active shoo

news 4's kristin wright is working this story. >> reporter: well, yeah, i want to show you first, whatot to do. leave yo any electronics in plain view. never leave bags out, even if there's nothing important in them. it just makes you an easy target. i also want to show you this. someone stole all four tires and rims off this honda. police in prince george's county say they've gotten almost 50 reports of theft from cars over just the past two days. we talked to the guy who owns this honda. he didn't want to show his face, but he definitely wanted to speak up. he says he feels violated. >> it's 4:30 in the morning so i didn't think about it. i put my bag in the trunk. i saw it. the brick was -- it was gray. i couldn't see. so i tried to kick it out of the way. it was a brick. i took a step back and that's when i noticed that my vehicle was up on bricks and my rims were gone. >> reporter: it had tire locks on his car, but, make a difference. leon,t pol they will step up patrols in the areas where they see these kinds of things happening and it's really county wide. back to you. >> all ri

speaking of wet, on the other side of the channel we're going to kristin wright gathering reaction and excitement all day today. what do you have for us? >> reporter: well, yeah, jim, you know what, this day in washington is decades in the making. as jim mentioned we're across the channel, you can really see everything over here behind us including the water taxis, long lines for the foo fighters that doug mentioned. what a day. tod today's the day the wharf came alive. giving new life to southwest. new life to stephanie smith's neighborhood. smith never gives up on her hometown. so to see the wharf on opening day -- >> i was here when they had the riots. i lived through that period. i lived through the blight that the city took on. i lived through the fact that many people were afraid to come into washington. even developers. i took pictures all along the wayth has been a thrill. because i remember it as a child. >> reporter: we took a water taxi ride around the channel. the boats also go and from georgetown and alexandria. a meaningful ride for those on board today. >> we've seen a l