plus it is so cool this morning we propbroke a record. we'll let you know how long it will stay so cool. but first, melissa mollet is following breaking news. >> this is in silver spring. connecticut avenue at georgia avenue, connecticut you can see is completely shut down at this point because of a serious crash that happened just a short time ago. georgia as far as that goes, we're getting one southbound lane by. so mipolice are directing traff. top of the beltway, 270 looking quite good. 95 in maryland, everything moving right along. who major issues there. 66 and 95 looking pretty good. 66 a little bit slow as you head into fairfax, but nothing abnormal. wider look, 295 a little slow as you past 50. amazingly chilly this

morning. down to 49 now at dulles. that is a record low there. the old errorecord was 51. #jacket in july. incredible. july 30th starting off, it is down to 63 at reagan national. most of prince george's county county in the mid and upper 50s. most of montgomery county, only low 50s there. low to mid-50s in fairfax county. near 60 right by the way baers. your headlines, jacket in july morning. then a short sleeve afternoon. low humidity in place throughout the day. this time of year we usually have oppressive humidity. today's dew point again just low and mid-50s. so pleasant and invigorating dry air will be with us. a look at your hour by hour changes on the way coming up at

6:11. we are staying on top of breaking news in the district. an officer shot a man overnight in southeast washington. police are narrowing the crime scene. right now fairlawn avenue from burns street to m street is closed and that's where we find derrick ward with more. >> reporter: 2500 block of fairlawn avenue southeast, police have moved the crime scene over from minnesota avenue. we're told it happened at about 1:00 a.m. this morning. a police-involved shooting. we are told that a male was taken away conscious and breathing. not much more. this remains under investigation. we don't know what the call was that brought police to the area in the first place. derrick ward, news 4. i'm molette green at the live desk with some breaking news.

montgomery county police telling us they are investigating a report of a shooting that happened in the 2400 block of app pliers mill road in silver spring. we have calls in to police and we're sending a crew that way to bring you more are information on this developing story out of silver spring. back to you. this morning a montgomery county swim coach will plead guilty to charges he abused a girl he was coaching in the 1980s. that woman is in her 30s now. in exchange for the plea, prosecutors will recommend 53-year-old not face more than ten years in prison. police are arrested him in april. his defense attorney declined to comment on the deal. this morning former d.c. council member michael brown is waking up in prison in montgome montgomery, alabama. brown pleaded guilty to taking more than $50,000 in bribes from an undercover fbi agent while he

was in office. brown and harry thomas are both serving time. we're waiting to hear whether other dramatic coach. s developments could come out of mcdonnell's corruption trial. we've learned their marriage was falling apart and that is part of their defense. the couple's lawyers say they could not have conspired wheel in office because they were barely talking. maureen mcdonnell's lawyer added she had a crush on johnny williams, the man who gave the couple thousands of dollar ares in gifts. julie carey first alerted everyone on twitter. follow her at julie carey nbc for all the developments. we'lller mo learn more abou class action lawsuit against metro. the announcement is at 10:00 in dupont circle. the groups say metro's background check goes i don't understand abeyond any legitimae

public safety concerns. today you'll have a chance to weigh this about the possibility of having a food truck outside your office. right,000 the cost is about $16,000. a new proposal could drop the cost to lower than $200. that means that the food truck industry could expand setting up at office buildings, construction sites. even shopping centers. you can speak out about the plan at tonight's planning commission hearing at 7:00. we're following a developing story in california. water shot into the sky leaving families trapped on a college campus. and new this morning, we can show you the expensive damage inside ucla buildings and show you how firefighters got creative to get rid of all the water. plus keeping your kids healthy. the long lasting health problem girls see if they start dieting too young. and get ready for the cool

air to greet you when you head outside this morning. we'll take you through how much it will warm up hour by hour.

welcome back. young girls who diet may face health problems later in life. scientists found the younger the woman was when she began her first diet, the more likely she was to have an eating it is order and be obeser 30s. experts investigation the importance of teaching druyoung girls about overall wellness. the bubble has burst for soft drinks. more and more of you drinking less soda. 63% of americans actively avoid drinking soda.

it was only 52% back in 2002. and i love diet coke, but i know that i shouldn't be drinking it. fry to go make the steps to drink a lot less. >> sometimes you just crave it so you have to get your fix in and move on. well, we have breaking news from silver spring. melissa mollet following developments in the first 4 traffic. >> take a look at this. this is georgia at connecticut. you can see the tow truck just arrived on the scene. we expect this vehicle to be out of the way shortly, but the bus you're seeing is on georgia avenue. connecticut was completely shut down, and thousand we're seeing vehicles getting through. but this again is georgia avenue. we also have a view from the ground. taking a look at 270 out of

frederick, a little slow but overall generally looking quite good. pavement is dry and we have a real chill in the air this morni morning. there is a live view there tower cam. reagan national, mostly clear and 63. we'll still be low 60s metro area by 8:00. only near 50 in the suburb and rural areas. by noon, upper 70s. so quite a dramatic jump from where we are thousand. a now. this afternoon, mid-80s under a partly cloudy sky. a look at the weekend at 6:21. it is all about the selfie with a new phone. plus terrible for your teeth. the restaurant meal that topped that list. and it will take you seven hours

of exercise to burn it off.

it is still blasting out of there. >> we showed you this geyser on news 4 at 11:00. new this morning, we can take you inside ucla buildings to show what you crews spent all night cleaning up. >> the water main break damaged four buildings including the newly renovated pauley pavilion. there is so much water, firefighters used their hoses as squeemg gis. school officials say the damage could be in the millions of dollars. a reporter from our sister station in l.a. was inside one of the stairwells last night. >> that is a door and that is parking level two. >> two underground parking stricts were also damaged.

>> hundreds of people were not allow toed to get their are cams for safety reasons. >> i just want to go home. >> the water rushing inside the parking garage as high as 5 feet. no one was hurt, but the los angeles fire department did rescue five people stranded in the flooding. the cause of the break is being investigated. >> developing now, conditions are creating mega fires in california. flames from two in the northern part of the state have forced people from their homes. 216 wildfires scorched the state just last week. the cost could top a record $1 billion this year. one drop of retar dan. neighbors in lorton get their wish as the landfill there will close as scheduled.

fairfax county board of supervisors denied a proposal to push back the closing seven years. the meeting was contentious and lasted hours. some members supported the closing, but it was opposed by people who live this. >> many were built well after 2006 knowing the landfill will be closed. developers will will renew their faith. >> fairfax county supervisor jerry high land also proposed the proposal. it is now scheduled to close in 2018. maryland and virginia made the short list for the new fbi headquarters. the next step is hearing from you. general services administration says it's between a warehouse site in springfield, virginia and two sites in prince george's county. the gsa will let the public chime in on the site and begin to look for qualified developers. the fbi headquarters will bring with it 11,000 jobs and $2 billion in economic impact.

today house of representatives could push through legislation to impeach the president. republican leaders say president obama exceeded his powers in enforcing the affordable care act. democrats say it will cost unnecessary money. debates are scheduled for noons training camp. practice begins at 8:30. the team is focusing on offense with new drills and practices under new head coach jay gruden. this saturday the team will hold fan appreciation day at camp. we're following breaking news out on the roads this morning. want to get you caught up on that. >> melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic. absolutely. still have breaking you news situation in silver spring. chopper 4 over the scene. but we can see a ground shot from there, that's not actually doing up for us, but chopper 4

was over the scene and we're talking about connecticut avenue at georgia avenue. a big mess there. completely shut down at one point, now all lanes at least one reopened this different directions here. 495 at old george up to road, looking pretty good. a wider look at things, no real issues at this point. you can see a little slow d.c. 295, we typically slow that. and 66 just inside the beltway. bw parkway headed out of town moving just fine. heading in town, okay, as well. 66 through fairfax, a little slow but again fairly typical. inside the beltway, 395, 14th street bridge looking pretty normal. a new crash columbia park road in hyattsville at columbia avenue. a lot of those drivers are turn itting ting the heat on inr this morning. it is quite a chilly morning. it is down to just ne

degrees. look at that sun advise. take a look at your tv, sun coming up in a mostly clear sky. #jacket in july morning. 63 at reagan national. dew point in the upper 40s, almost unheard of in summertime. and that's why it's so cool. the temperatures in the suburbs only near 50. a calm wind this morning. it is only near 50. shenandoah valley into the mountains, chilliest spot petersburg, 47 degrees. nearby suburbs right around the beltway, generally in the mid and upper 50s right near the bay, near 50 degrees this morning. coolest morning there since back last june. and it's just low 50s in montgomery county. mid and upper 50s prince

george's county. we'll have low humidity, a dramatic warm-up by midafternoon. overnight tonight, not quite as chilly, we'll be in the low 60s tomorrow morning. afternoon highs on thursday into the mid and upper 80s. and still not very humid. a partly cloudy sky. then getting steamy on friday into saturday. might get a morning shower friday, a greater chance of an afternoon thunderstorm onweeken. increased chance of some showers and storms mainly in the afternoon on saturday, maybe some morning showers sunday and afternoon storms on sunday. steamy and hotter as we get into next week. highs mop and tuesday will be back up to near 90 degrees as we get into the full first week of august. i'm back in ten minutes.

a look at county by county high temperatures for this region coming up. a vote could happen today to overall veterans health care. a $17 billion bill is on the table that would limit wait times and add more doctors and nurses just for veterans care. the changes come as robert mcdonald is waking up the new secretary of veterans affairs. the u.s. senate confirmed him in a unanimous vote yesterday. take a look at this scene. two women running for their lives. narrowly escape death after facing and oncoming train. they were walking railroad bridge in indiana earlier this month. as the train approached, they laid down between the tracks and the train passed over them. amazingly they survived. they're charged with trespassing. railroad officials say there are

no walkways on the bridge because no one is supposed to be up there. if you lying taking selfies, microsoft may have just the phone for you. the company showed its employees a new windows phone with a 5 mega pixel front facing camera that is more powerful than the i iphone 5. it also features a bigger screen. you the unfailing happened at the annual employee meeting in seattle. the phone could soon launch. as if it there weren't enough selfies out there. >> exactly. i have a feeling it will be marketed for teenagers. well, this morning we're learning about the new york city woman who just received a great anniversary gift. >> nicole thought she lost her dress two years ago during super storm sandy. the dress was at the dry cleaners. that store was destroyed by the

storm. two weeks ago, she took a new route to work and spotted the dress in the window of the owner's new store. she still even had the ticket for it. >> if that dress can survive the storm, then our marriage can survive anything. >> she wants her daughter who is only 1 mont8 months old now to her dress on her wedding day. >> i'm so happy for her. new this morning, the list of america's most gut busting food is out. the highlights of the most calorie laden chain restaurant meals in america. >> the cheesecake won three extreme eating awards. the chain's brulleed french toast is on there. it would require one to swim laps for seven hours to burn off more than 2,000 calories. that is in one french toast dish. the meal also has almost five days worth of saturated fat,

more than a day he's worth of sodium and 24 teaspoons of added sugar. >> the good thing is when you go to the cheesecake factory, the menu is like this thick, so plenty of options. >> but nobody is going to cheesecake for salad. >> you have a point. we put the entire list on our website, nbcwashington.com. fwl the fact finding mission the redskins sent a group on. and get ready for a cool morning. we'll see when we will shake the cool temperature s. plus we have reports that a school was bombed in gaza. we'll go live to richard engel to show us the damage.

we're following breaking news in southeast washington. police say an officer shot a suspect on minnesota avenue. this happened right near burns street. the suspect is expected to be okay, but some of the roads in

the area are closed. if you head that way, want to take a different route. >> and we're following a developing story in gaza. we are seeing reports that a school was bombed overnight. we'll go live to richard engel in just a few minutes. molette green has information from the live desk. >> an 18-year-old woman is in the hospital right now after being shot this morning. chopper 4 is over the scene in silver spring. this all happened in the 2400 block of pliers mill road and saint margaret's way. and this shooting happened about an hour ago. police tell us the young woman was meet being a 14-year-old boy at the time when it happened. she has been taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. the suspect, however, got away,

jumped in a are car and lecar a scene. again this is happening in the 2400 block of pliers mill road and saint margarets way. melissa mollet can give us more on the traffic impacts from the developing story. way. melissa mollet can give us more on the traffic impacts from the developing story. >> you can see the big police presence. pli represent s mill shut down at penny dog lane. so again, a large police presence out here for quite some time. so you'll want to avoid the area. d.c. 295 slow as it normally is. 66 slow as well. bw parkway headed out looking quite good. top of the beltway, a little slow. 66, slow and go. 95 as you head into town from virginia through dale city, probably your worst spot. i'm back in ten minutes.

you'll need to dig in your closet and jacket in july. record low this morning at dulles airport, down to 49. old record was 51 set back in 1981. and county by county, we will have a dramatic warming compared to where we are right now. it will be up around 80. most of northern virginia will be be right around 80 with low most of southern maryland should be in the upper 70s to near 80 there, as well. just a light breeze. and we will have counties right along the pennsylvania border from frederick through washington generally upper 70s with increasing afternoon clouds. and there is a small chance of an isolated shower send dou

shenandoah valley highs there in the 70s. next a look at hour by hour changes. back to you. right now alexandria police are searching for a missing man. william boyd was last seen on saturday. this is his picture. he was wearing a white shirt, jeans and black leather jacket and may be wearing glasses. he requires head indication and does not have it with him. if you have any information, call police. and an ashburn ceo accused of killing his wife is a three man, but it might not last long. cass t castillo posted a bond yesterday, but lawyers will ask that it be revoked because of new dna evidence. prosecutors say castillo was in the midst of a bitter divorce with his wife michelle, they say he killed her and made her death look like a suicide.

for the first time this morning, we can identify the man that police say was at the center of a carjacking and crash in landover hills. police arrested 21-year-old dominic harrison, he faces several charges. he's accused of carjacking, crashing in to two cars and slamming in to a mcdonald's. they believe he suffers from mental illness. two people are in the hospital after a porch collapsed. there was a lot of damage there. the two victims were trapped for about 20 minutes. both people are expected to recover. investigators are working to find out what caused the accident. flori a federal investigation will examine whether your gm car has an air bag problem, unrelated to

the ignition switch recalls. a car safety expert says a separate flaw may have kept air bags from deploying. the ntsb is investigating and as not found any defects so far. but you should also know that there has not been any recall connected to this investigation. redskins have launched a campaign called redskins facts. according to the "washington post," five former players are meeting with native american communities arrests part s part campaign and providing things like ipads and even a new playground. hillary clinton voicing her thoughts on the redskins name. she told fusion tv that the maim is insensitive and there is no reason to keep it. clinton encourages dan snyder to

adopt a new name but she had no suggestions. checking the safety of your car. new this morning, only one small car received a good rating. the safest car on the list and the models you may want to think twice about. and hidden charges on your cell phone bill. now the government is stepping in. how it says phone companies forced millions of you to pay fees you you never noticed. plus record cold temperatures this morning, but they won't last long. tom kierein will take us through the changes coming hour by hour.

we're getting you up to the minute the minute you're up. we're going commercial free until 6:57 to bring you the day's news, weather and traffic. >> we start with breaking news in your first 4 traffic. take a look at this.

this is in silver spring. an earlier shooting had some road closures. pli rchl pliers mill shut down at penny dog lane. so police activity for quite some time. if you come this way through silver spring, you'll want to avoid this section for sure. we are a little slower than normal inside the beltway on 66. otherwise top of the beltway, moving about 40 miles per hour. top of the beltway, 270 looking pretty good. just a little slow douwn throug frederick. beltway at colesville, a good measure of how things are moving. and it's moving along not really so bad, but again, about 40 miles per hour. we'll keep you updated on the situation in silver spring.

morning you need your jacket in july and your sunglasses. here is a live view. stop telling your teen to weighing up and look at your tv. we have a beautiful peaches and cream sunrise. we're starting off with a chill. dulles, 49 degrees. a new record low. near 60 by the wa whe bay, late temperatures hidi s hitting the noon. midafternoon, we should be in the low 80s. another day with low humidity and just a few clouds popping up. overnight tonight, possibility of a few scattered storms in the mountains. otherwise a partly cloudy evening by 8:00 p.m., beautiful evening. near 70 degrees. by this time tomorrow morning, not as chilly, should be down into the low 60s and paly cloudy start. a big change on the way to

friday into the weekend. you'll want to see see the sevey outlook at 6:51. after just one day of testimony, a bombshell in the bob mcdonnell trial. a marriage on the rocks is being used as a defense against corruption. we'll have julie carey in court today. but right now, lawyers for bob and maureen mcdonnell claim they could not have conspired while in office because they were barely talking at the time. the former virginia governor's lawyer says mcdonnell was a good governor, but not nearly as successful as a husband. >> it was perhaps the most riveting moment that i've seen in virginia politics in quite some time. they had a relationship that was inappropriate for a married couple. >> maureen developed feelings

for johnny williams. julie carey is tweeting every development. to earn everything, follow her on twitter. @juliecareynbc. we're expecting a guilty plea today from a montgomery county swim coach accused of abusing a girl he coached more than 25 years ago. the woman is now in her 30s. police arrested 53-year-old christopher yacht in april on a felony charge of child abuse. prosecutors will recommend he does not spend more than ten years in prison. rm foretooes council member michael brown is waking up in prison in monmontgomery, alabam. a judge sentenced him to 39 months. brown pled guilty to taking more 0 in bribes from an undercover fbi agent while in office. brown and former d.c. council member harry thomas are both serving time at the same prison. derrick ward just arrived on

the scene of breaking news in silver spring. >> reporter: we're at the 2400 block of pliers mill road. i'll let you take a look at the scene. montgomery county police saying about 5:30 a.m., an 18-year-old female was shot. she met with a 14-year-old male, someone she knew. at some point, that male fired a gun. the female was hit. she's been transported to an area hospital and sxegded to be okay. the suspect left the scene in a car. we don't have a description, but there is a search for the suspect. pliers mill will be closed at saints margaret's way. you'll be diverted around it while the investigation continues. we're not sure whether the incident happened on the street or in a house, but there is lots of police presence at the intersection.

so expect to be directed around while will is investigated. we are live in silver spring. derrick ward, news 4. we are following a developing story in west africa. a top doctor treating patients in the latest ebola outbreak has died from the virus. we're also learning that the first american has died from ebola, a liberian finance minister. two american aid workers are fighting that deadly virus now. the world health organization says at least 660 people died from the recent ebola outbreak. you may be a victim of a widespread phone billing practice and might not even know it. it's called phone cramming. every year, it milks billions out of customers. tracie potts is live on capitol hill where congress is starting to catch on to this. >> reporter: good morning. congress will be looking at a

two year investigation that was done on the phone cramming. you sign up for something online, you put in your name, your address, your phone number. when hit enter, you may be authorizing a charge on your phone. same thing happens with apps. 20 million people affected every year. we're told one in 20 don't even know it. today the ftc will be here on capitol hill talking about this. the ftc thinks they have some answers. they want to make sure that all of those charges are in one section of the bill. so even about if it says something generic like service charge, you'll know it's not coming there your phone company. they also want to inform customers you have the right for ask that no third party billers bill on yo phone account. in other words, no one other than your phone company can try to get your money. so they're working on it. we'll get more details this

afternoon. new developments this morning in the israel/gaza conflict. they dropped leaflets asking people to tell them where military tunnels are after another u.n. school was targeted. more than a dozen people were killedhen tank shells slammed into the crowded building. richard engel is live in gaza with more. >> reporter: good morning. this is yet another u.n.-run school being used as a shelter for palestinians that has come under fire. witnesses tell us that it happened around 4:00 in the morning local time. the school was full of families. one of the incoming rounds landed on a classroom, there were women and children sleeping inside. the ceiling came down on top of them. medical officials say at least a dozen perhaps as many as 15

people were killed in this attack. the u.n. says it believes that israel was responsible, that these were israeli artillery rounds that were fired that exploded inside the school. israel says it's investigating. in the past, militants have stored weapons and rockets inside u.n. if a suggests. this time, how far, officials say they have no reports of militants in the area or using the school as any kind of defensive position. >> richard engel live in gaza. we look forward to hearing more on the "today" show. later this morning, we will learn more about the plans to file a class action lawsuit against metro. washington lawyers committee for civil rights and naacp will make the announcement at 10:00 this morning. the groups say metro's background check goes beyond any

legitimate public safety concerns. new this morning, red flags about your safety in small cars. melissa mollet has the results. this morning new front crash test ratings out for the small cars. the tests were done by the insurance institute for highway safety. and listen to this, only half of the tw12 cars tested were considered acceptable. as far as a good rating, only small car to earn that is the mini cooper countryman. two of the cars tested were marginal, four rated poor including mazda 5 wagon and nissan leaf. for the entire list, logon to nbcwashington.com. it is 6:48. today you crews will demolish three buildings near route 10. the demolition happens at 10:00. crews will create a centralized

parking center on the land. it's part of and ongoing revitalization proper correctje it a more walk were community. there is new bus service to get you to the silver spring metro stations. loudoun county transit started new bus service from potomac falls area. the trip to the wehle reston east metro station will cost you $1. the trip to the spring hills metro station will cost 3u you $3. the new bus service does not affect any of the other routes. get ready. sharknado is coming back. second installment tonight. >> the popular movie was a huge hit last summer. the sequel brings the freak weather system to new york city. >> this time you'll see some familiar faces. >> it is a twister with teeth. enough said. >> enough said indeed, al. thank you very much.

>> coming up, we'll get a behind the scenes look at the groundbreaking scene. you can watch sharknado 2 tonight at 9:00 on the sci-fi channel. >> a twister with teeth. >> sounds dangerous. but we are loving the weather we're having here, tom. i can't believer how nice it's been. >> just incredible. and it seems like a dream. but we'll be waking up from the dream by the weekend as big changes are going to be moving on in. this morning we have had temperatures near or below record levels. there is that sun coming up in a legal on yellow sky. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. the coolest morning since back six weeks ago in mid june. and we have a calm wind. dew point very dry. temperature at dulles, 49, a new record low for the day.

56 in baltimore. ties the record from 100 years ago from 1914. just in the low 50s in the suburbs and rural areas. shenandoah valley, many locations there in the 50s. petersburg down to 46 degrees in west virginia. near 60 by the bay. great football weather for training camp. this morning it will be in the 60s in richmond. mid-80s in the afternoon with low humidity. plane taking off there from national airport, later this afternoon, we will be soaring to the low 80s with low humidity. what a change from this morning. and then tomorrow, a little more humid. afternoon highs mid to upper 80s and partly cloudy sky. and love this photograph of the sunrise over the shenandoah valley yesterday. mount jackson, virginia. connect with me on instragram, facebook and twitter. four day forecast, after tomorrow, we get the steamy

humidity beginning to move back in on friday. 80s in the afternoon. and noticeably more humid. maybe a morning shower and afternoon thunderstorm looking more likely now on friday. and over the weekend, even more humid. really oppressive humidity saturday, sunday, both days into the mid-80s. scattered thundershowers on saturday afternoon, sunday morning could get a shower. afternoon storms possible, as well. next week, it heats up first full week of august, it will feel like summer again, up near 90 monday and tuesday with the humidity. and now melissas checking on that accident. is it causing any problems? >> we still have breaking news in silver spring. pliers mill shut down at penny dog lane. if you head through there on your morning commute, might want to avoid that. police presence on the scene for quite a while. wider look, we look fairly typical. slow at the top of the beltway.

d.c. 295 just past 50. and then 66 coming into town. we just found out about two new accidents beltway 66 east, a crash there. and 95 south at prince william parkway, another crash there. headed southbound, though. beltway the at acceat seven loc pretty good. we could know the results of a trial for a metro driver charged with sexual assault. he assaulted a woman while driving her to you bowie. the woman claim hes he pulled his bus over and said he would hurt her if she didn't take off her pants. new this morning, russia's central bank promises to help financial institutions affected by a new round of sanctions. the u.s. joined the european union in issuing new tougher sanctions against russia in the ongoing crisis in ukraine. president obama says the sanctions target the russian

energy arms and banking sectors. the president once again accused russian backed separatists of tampering with the investigation into the downing of a malaysia airlines plane in eastern you ukraine. and you will begin to see an anti-gun ad on tv and online. it's ahead of the u.s. senate hearing on protecting women against gun violence. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> it's my ex. he's trying to break in. >> to you havedo you have a res order? >> yes. please, my son is here. >> the new ad will air online and on tv in d.c.. they will urge congress to close the loopholes that allow abusers and stalkers to buy and keep guns. i'm molette green at the live desk. new security concerns this morning after a young stowaway was found dead on a u.s. military plane. the body of the teenaged boy possibly of african deglt scent

was found in the wheel well. it makes stops where the security does not meet u.s. standards. the plane landed sunday this germany. still not sure when or where the boy boarded the plane. the breach has triggered a deeper look into security. that sorry comitory coming up o "today" show. today you can weigh in on expanding the food truck business. right now the costs of fees is about $16,000. a new proposal could drop that cost to lower than $200. that means food truck industry could expand setting up in officer buildings, construction sites and shopping centers. you can speak out tonight at 7:00. right now two extra days of school this this spring cost

maryland's largest school system $2 million. montgomery county used up too many snow days and had to add extra class time to meet state requirements. scott mcfarland has learned the monday after spring break in april cost the school system $1.5 million. and an extra day this june cost $500,000. those costs come from buses, utilities and overtime. the april date was a state holiday, so maintenance workers and drivers got extra pay. four things you need to know before you walk out this morning. today a senate committee will release details on a widespread phone billing practice called cramming and costs customers billions each year. right now massive cleanup is under way in los angeles after a water main break dumped between 8 million and 10 million gallons of water on the ucla campus. just one car, the mini cooper countryman, received a good rating in new crash tests. the test measured how safe you

are when your front corner hits something. we're trying to figure out what led to an officer shooting in southeast washington. the man was conscious and breathing when he was taken to the hospital. #jacketinjuly. and then comfortable in short sleeves in the afternoon. highs low 80s. seven day outlook, hot humid weekend coming up. chance of storms. we'll enjoy the day. >> while it lasts. thanks for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next.

good morning. breaking news overnight. the u.n. accuses israel of striking a crowded school in gaza. at least 15 people are dead including children. dozens more injured as the fighting in the middle east intensifies. slow to respond? >> it's like a raging rapid. >> new questions on why it took crews more than three hours to stop that massive water main break in los angeles. the ucla campus flooded by millions of gallons trapping some people in cars and damaging the school's famous arena. growing fear. mounting concerns over the worst ebola outbreak in history. one airline now suspe