we are in the discovery phase to see how best we can match resources with the needs of the families. q: but not everyone will qualify. many parents and babies have nowhere to go. where are you going to go? the bus stop out there i see a lady sleeping at every day. i may have to ask her can i get, share the bus stop with her. at least i have my job. q: i received pepco who says shutting off power is always a last resort. i asked them who is responsible for the $400,000 bill they say because the privacy and the legal reasons they cannot tell us. according to the people here, the management, the person at fault is a trusteee having to do with the prior board of directors. that being said the complex owes tens of thousands of dollars to the water company and washington gas. that is the latest live larry: thanks for that. new information today as bonnie black s mother took the stand in her daughter s murder case. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtr
trump is holding rallies in the state for a third straight day. earlier he was speaking to his supporters about 30 miles awane orlando. the republican nominee almost has to win florida s 29 electoral votes if he hopes to win election. he says he s optimistic his know, the polls are packed and known knows how they are voting but seem to have trump stickers and trump hats and trump ppis and trump shirts. right now polls shows clinton leading in florida by an average of four points. four years ago president obama won that state by less than 1%. the cost of health insurance under the affordable care act is expected to rise an average of 22% next year. tom costello has more it s news that will affect anybody who has their health insurance through obamacare. that s about 11.5 million people. the premiums are going up next year. rather dramatically as much as 116% in arizona but 20% nationwide. what s the problem? in short, not enough healthy people signing up to underwrite and
tell us that they don t know still a lot about this, but they do know this. the shots rang out sometime after noon in that parking garage outside the shops at iat ever son. importantly, though, prince george s county police tonightun arety stressing, according to corporal harry bond, h this shooting was not random. they launched a search in thists area. they do not have a description of their suspect, but in conducting that search on the side of caution and they decided they needed to lock several schools down that were nearby. we did put hillcrest heights elementary and jessie be masonsn school on lock down just as an abundance of caution.of we do not believe there was anything to information we justn wanted to make sure what wasfou going on in the communityy doesn t spill over into our children s schools. ultimately that proved to be the correct decision.deci no other people injured in thiss ever son today. now, a spokesperson for prince george s county tells uskesp the vic
needed to pass. extendedres would have expanded background checks. as it turns out, nothing happened last night. that actually all agree terrorists should not get guns, but under the feinstein approach , the gun sale would be denied and the would be bad guy walks away. we are not giving up. the american people are not giving up. leon: tonight, dozens from the gun-control argument are protesting outside of the nra. leon: and they will be there all night long. jay korff is live in fairfax with more. leon, stark and opposing sides outside of the nra headquarters. candlelight vigil, several nra members holding the vigil, saying they support the lives lost. they agree complete with the folks on the other side. th protest, organized by a grassroots social justice organization. whoe are the folks completely disagree with the nra, blaming them for the mass shootings in this country, and here is why. right now we are outside of the nra where dozens are gathering in the wake of t
everyone. a multistate investigation is under way right now into the latest deadly violence targeting police officers as we learn more about those killed. montrell jackson was 32 years old a member of the baton rouge police department for a decade. 41-year-old matthew gerald was with the department for less than a year and brad garafola was 45. he had been with the east baton rouge sheriff s office for 24 years. police say the lone gunman was gavin long of kansas city, missouri. the sound of gunfire during yesterday s morning s confrontation. for more let s go to chauncy glover in baton rouge for us. good morning, chauncy. reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. this is where it all started right here at this bequick gas station and authorities are telling us investigators are thoroughly going through the suspected shooter s e-mails, his computer as well as his social but still this morning, there is no motive. [ sirens ] police targeted again. one subject all bla
it is gorgeous. i wish we could be panorama. there you go. we ll take that. take that in there. we ll go to storm team 4 tom kierein. good morning, david and angie. we re starting off fresh and cool with that sun rising and a mostly clear sky. humidity has stayed low overnight. temperatures are rather cool. in fact, in parts of montgomery county, areas north and west, it s only in the upper 50s to mid-50s in frederick county, maryland. winchester now at 57 degrees. it s in the mid to upper 50s, shenandoah valley. east of there, along skyline drive and the foothills, only around 60. nearby suburbs, in the low to mid-60s. reagan national at 66 degrees. nothing on storm team 4 radar. all clear. no travel problems weatherwise, no rain from the mountains to the atlantic beaches. a look at the warmup on t coming up in a few minutes. thank you, tom. we want to begin with that breaking news early this morning. a deadly shooting. prince george s police are calling in a homicid
prince george s county. a deadly shooting in hillcrest heights. prince george s county police say it s a homicide. they say someone shot and killed a man on southern avenue near united medical center. not far from the southern avenue metro station. the shooting happened shortly after 2:00 this morning. in montgomery county, we re learning more about this serious crash on the beltway. if you were driving around 3:00 this morning, this is what you would have seen. all lanes closed on the inner loop. have backed up a mile long. maryland state police say a tractor-trailer hit a honda civic. this is near the clara barton parkway exit before river road. she was trying to merge when it hit a car. police say justice has serious injuries. they closed all of the lanes for hours on the inner loop. everything is back open now. and now from the roads over to the tracks, anyone using metro this weekend needs to pack some patience. that s because of track work scheduled as well as the
delegates will try to stop trump at the convention. survivor story. the year after the massacre in the charleston church, one woman who hid under a desk with her daughter is speaking out for the first time. i saw him come closer and gunshots coming to the office. that s when i leaped under the desk with her. we will hear more of her harrowing story and how she kept her daughter safe with a gunman feet away. and saving the high seas. a year after embarking on the seas, the sailors are in the home stretch. some battling the tropical storm and some through thousands of miles. now dylan sailing with them. today, saturday, june 18th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today live from studio look at that crowd. welcome to today on saturday morning. i m sheinelle jones with craig melvin and stephanie ruhle and dior dylan dryer. these people are traveling around the world. more people have climbed mt. everest than this event. this boat is tilting at a 45 degree
chicago is going through an epidemic of gun violence that is horrific. it is absolutely horrific. reporter: house republicans kept a low profile, but several democratic senators made an appearance. among them chris murphy, who led last week s 15-hour filibuster on gun control. i hope they stay in there for as long as it takes. reporter: the house members had support from the white house. they re showing the kind of frustration and even anger that people around the country have. reporter: house democrats literally calling their republican colleagues on the carpet on gun control. brian moore, nbc news, washington. lawmakers on the hill say they will investigate a homeland security employee who may have been plotting to attack that agency. johnathan wienke after carrying a revolver and hollow point bullets on campus. he had pepper spray and a knife on his person as well. scott macfarlane will have more details for you about 25 minutes. we have an update. arlingto
a.22 caliber revolver loaded with five hollow point bullets. his work space was near a high level meeting of top agency officials. there was probable cause to believe he was conspireing to commit workplace violence. though we were unable to reach him or his attorney for comment, the u.s. house committee at homeland security hours after we broke the story last night issued a statement calling the case troubling and announcing its own review of what happened. and it is likely to be discussed publicly tomorrow morning at a committee hearing on capitol hill, news4 is told. wienke s neighbors here told us last night they saw the feds canvassing the area outside the home in recent days. i expected him to move out. he was hardly ever up here. you would see him occasionally up here. he was always clean cut. nice guy. reporter: and news4 has le investigation. there was a hearing on this case just down the street in the federal courthouse in martinsburg today, but the case is seale