us the damage. >> reporter: we can now tell you that this horrific accident here in the 1400 block of h street has now turned deadly. police have confirmed that with us just moments ago. you can see the mangled gray nissan there in the middle of the street. the accident investigation continu continues. police still trying to piece together just what happened. this was a single car accident. the driver taken away just after 3:30 this morning. witnesses tell me this driver are was coming down h street at a very high rate of speed and hit a pole. went airborne. the car landed and exploded.

we have confirmed it is now a deadly sdwenaccident. no i.d. just yet, but that person is now dead. melissa mollet can tell you more about the extensive road blocks in the area as a result. >> h street is closed from the terrible accident between 12th and 15th. best alter nate is florida avenue. of course we also have other situations in the city as far as road closures because of the summit. parking restrictions and motorcades. one constitution avenue between 17th and 23rd. otherwise looking quite good. prince george's county side of things be looking good. 66 and 95, no problems there. tom, how are we looking weather-wise? >> well, fog may be causing some commuting problems this morning. north and west of the metro area. visibility just a quarter mile

in presentfrederick, half a mil hagarstown. but elsewhere, don't really have any fog around. fog around north and west of the metro area. headlines for this wednesday, steamy humidity in place. and afternoon storms are looking likely. have an umbrella with you you have an umbrella with you yu. and a ne an is comi i tomorrow. right now storm team 4 radar not showing any rain locally. getting showers here in pennsylvania, northern west virginia, they are track south and east. may be in to our northern we were suburbs by noontime. a look at the timing hour by hour next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. it's 6:02. new this morning, we've learned police are looking for someone who broke into a home in capitol heights on 58th avenue just outside the d.c. line. nobody hurt there. police say they will release more information later this

morning, including what was taken from that home. today a former coach will be sentenced for abusing a teenaged girl. he coached and tutored in about a tlez todbethesda and madpotom xcfoa ea, prosecutors are asking for not more than nine years behind bars. following breaking news, new details in deadly ambush on military members in afghanistan yesterday. we are now learning the injured soldiers will be leaving the region, on a flight headed to a military base in southwest germany tonight. and from there, they will go to a medical center. this is the 15 soldiers injured. most of them about half are americans. we still don't know what will happen with the remains of the u.s. general that was killed yesterday when apparently an

assailant attacked the group. but we he now know the injured soldiers will be going to a military base in germany.now kn soldiers will be going to a military base in germany. and as he mentioned, the general did not make it out of the attack alive. harold greene was from falls church. he is the highest ranking army general killed overseas since the vietnam war. flags are out in greene's falls church neighborhood this morning. neighbors showing support for the general's family. military officials say the fact greene was not participating in combat made this loss especially difficult. >> he wasn't engaged in combat. he was edge gaungaged to help w their future. so that is everyone more difficult to take. he was there to actually help

advance the afghan national army and security forces. >> namg general greene comes from a military family. his wife is an army colonel and his son was a soldier, as well. amber alert to tell you about. a 3-year-old boy taken by his father in southwest virginia. he's believed to be in danger. tommy engle was last scene at his home in critz, virginia. investigators say the child's father may be armed and has made threats toward police. they are believed to be in a 2001 four door navy blue dodge neon with virginia tags wnz-9169. if you've seen them or that call, call 911. julie carey in richmond this morning. most recently bob mcdonnell says he's very eager to testify. that though won't happy for weeks. in the latest testimony, senior

policy advisers says he prevented the launch of a nutritional sun premepplement. they're accused of accepting gifts in exchange for promoting that product. today a major push to legalize marijuana. the board of elections expected to approve a ballot initiative that will allow recent department it is to decide whether to legalize pot this november. last month supporters submitted more than 57,000 signatures to get the measure on the ballot. if approved by voters, d.c. residents over the age of 21 could possess up to two how longs of marijuana and grow up to six plants in their homes. a deadly house explosion. what a woman inside noticed right before. and plus a prescription problem. the kids most at risk in a new dangerous trend. and we're staying on top of the breaking news it in northeast. we've learned the crash was

deadly. several blocks of h street closed right now. molette green speaking to witnesses and we'll hear their accounts as soon as we can bring to you.

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white used more than black or hispanic students. we're approaching 6:11 and we're talking about shall changchang some changes in the weather. >> first breaking news in traffic. and breaking news in northeast washington. a fatal crash still has h street completely closed between 12th and 15th. best alternate is florida avenue. police will be out there for quite some time. so avoid the area if you can. outer loop before 66 on the right shoulder, a crash there, as well. top of the beltway, looking good. 295, 95, bw parkway also. wider look, no major issues. you can always follow us @first4traffic for the latest step accidents and incidents. a about pastel pink glow on this wednesday morning. it's rather humid. patchy fog north and west of the

metro area. by 8:00, much of that fog gone. lots of sunshine much of the region. by then low to mid-70s. noontime, mid-80s. and getting up to around 90 around 3:00. between 4:00 to 6:00, thundershowers rolling through. it's a mild morning. comfortable in short sleeves. 60s suburbs and rural areas. a look at a big change coming in tomorrow and how long that las that's at 6:21. new this morning, a new technique to steal what you keep in your car. the technology thieves are now using to get in even if your doors are locked and what you can do to stop them. plus fire on a plane. how the crew dealt with the danger and got everyone on the ground safely.

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we're following breaking news. a deadly crash has three blocks of h street in northeast washington closed right now. a live picture for you between 12th and 15th streets.

you can see the car there burned and crumbled. florida avenue also closed now. a witness told molette green this car went airborne and exploded. she's sending in that interview to us. we'll have that for you in about 15 minutes. plus we expect to see rain and maybe even some thunderstorms this afternoon. we'll get to tom to show us when they will arrive and melissa on the breaking news in your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. right now, though, the cease fire brokered between israel and hamas is holding in the middle east. it's been a little more than 24 hours now. israel has pulled its forces out of gaza. israel and hamas have delegations in egypt ready to negotiate a long term truce. the cease fire is the longest lull in the war that has killed nearly 1900estinians and 70

israels. a spanish priest has tested positive for ebola. a special plane will be sent to bring that priest back to spain. and airlines are on high alert looking for patients who show symptoms. yesterday a second ebola infected american arrived in atlanta to be treated. new this morning, a flight on its way to brussels had to make an emergency landing early this morning after a fire on board. the united airlines flight landed in halifax. an airport spokesperson says the fire was contained and had already been extinguished during the flight. the plane had 233 people on board. no one was injured. a vigil today will honor a woodbridge teen who was supposed to start his senior year of high school. daniel anders died from a suspected drug overdose following a concert in may lary.

he was at a music festival. police believe they overdosed on ecstasy. a candlelight vigil scheduled for 7:00 tonight at hilton high school in woodbridge. ten months after a shooting rampage at the washington navy yard, the chairman of the base's police union tells the news 4 iteam the local navy police force is yupd staffed. in tony mealy says just one officer at a time is patrolling the navy yard and there are 40 fewer officers than they should be and a similar shortage slowed the response to the shooting in september. >> is the washington navy yard as vulnerable to attack now as it was september 16? >> yes, sir. we haven't really made any corrections. as we know, what is sad is we have an example at ft. hood that it can happen again. naval officials say they are

trying to recruit and hire more officers. but they say they are meeting all security requirements. one of the bus drivers involved in a crash in times square has been arrested. police say the driver may have been under the influence of prescription drugs. the doububouble-decker buses cod yesterday, but it was actually a light pole that toppled caused most of the injuries. everyone is expected to be okay. new this morning, a warning about these types of car key fobs. the keyless entry feature on newer cars lets drivers unlock their cars with the click of a button. apparently thieves are using high radio frequency scanners to break into cars. the national insurance crime bureau recommends take you a few extra steps. first always lock your car no matter where it is. never leave the windows or sun roof open either.

hide high ticket items like your phone, navigation system. and keep your shopping bags, of course you've heard it before, keep them in the trunk. a new workout method has even diehard skeptics change their tune. it's called solid scocore. you work on the machines called mega formers and they target all your muscles. >> so we're doing lungs on here, planks, working our core, abs, arms. you never ever get the same work outtwice because of the sequencing that gets put together by your coach. >> i sat down with the founder and owner about some of the key moves you can do to help get you fit. look for my story at 5:00 tonight. we know there there is no magic formula, but there are things you can do to get fit. i've done solid core. it's really hard, really intense. i really like the fact that in 50 minutes, you're in and out

and you feel like you really worked out hard. >> is that part of the idea, you can get all the muscles done at one time? >> 50 minutes. very efficient. and i'm sure for a lot of busy people here in the area,s's attractive. weather and traffic on the 1s as we follow breaking news in first 4 traffic. h street still shut down. a terrible scene. police will be out there. alternate is florida avenue. so avoid the area. have a new crash. east-west highway at kenilworth and riverdale. police on the scene. wider look at things, we look typically slow as you head up 395 just inside the belt way. and then d.c. 295 past 50, remember the summit still causing problems. he ha all the info on nbcwashington.com. drivers in shenandoah valley

encounters patchy dense fog for the next couple of hours. watch out for deer around, as well. visibilities are down. latest around the metro area are fine. but denser fog in frederick. that will be around for a couple hours. showers in western pennsylvania, not storms, just a few showers. some of those showers v s shenah valley around 10:00 and then western suburbs around noon. later in the day likely getting storms moving in. look at that orange sun pulling up out of the summer haze. later today, that sun will be cooking us. we'll be up around 90 by midafternoon with those afternoon thunderstorms coming through. only a small chance the storms . tomorrow a wonderful change. sun any, low humidity, highs reaching the mid-80s.

great weather for the skins patriots game tomorrow evening. sunshine beginning of the game should be right around 80, then 70s during the game with low humidity. great weather for that. and then on friday, it continues beautiful with sunshine and low humidity. over the weekend, getting a little more humid and a greater chance of some storms around on sunday. small chance on saturday. showers and thundershowers maybe around sunday as well as on monday and tuesday. a look at the hour by hour breakdown and storm timing coming in. i'll show you that at 6:31. new video into our newsroom of an explosion or after math of an explosion in long island. this is a house there. we know one person died in this. you can take a look and see firefighters fought the flames for hours after the explosion. you can see smoke pouring into the sky here. police say that the owner of that home smelled gas, called police and then the house exploded as they were trying to help her get away.

you will want to take time and change some of your passwords this morning. thieves have more than 1 billion year names for more than 420,000 different websites. the new york sometimes says russian hackers are to blame for the latest security heist. a milwaukee security firm uncovered the breach. it's not clear what specific sites were broken into. and if you think your mail delivery could be better, today there a round table to talk about just that. eleanor holmes norton will host the meeting. you're welcome to attend. she says she's heard your concerns about customer service and stolen mail. she also wants to talk about the safety of mail carriers across our region. we know firefighters get all sorts of calls, but it's not too often that they get a call to remove a massive beehive in the middle of the street. take a look. this was will arlington, tooegs. firefighters were called after a lawn care crew uncovered the hive in somebody's yard. the fire crew really didn't know

what to do about the beehive, but a beekeeper just happened to live a few doors down. you can see him right there. and he took care of things. >> he got his bee suit out, helped me with the smoker. as i was doing it, he gave me a great education. >> as you heard, they used a smoker to calm the bees down at first and then get tm back this to the hive. firefighters estimate there were 40,000 bees in that hive. nobody got hurt. >> what are the chances a beekeeper lives on your street? >> conspiracy theorists would say those bees -- >> i know what you'll say. >> make a little work for yourself. i don't know. well, a small victory for those who hate speed cameras. a new demand for drivers to get refunds. plus a fee could be going up in your water bill. why it does not necessarily mean you'll have to pay more each month. and of course we're staying on top of the breaking news.

three blocks of h street in the district closed. and there is why. molette green just spoke to somebody who saw the crash happen. what they saw right before they say this car exploded.

we're following breaking news. a bad crash has three blocks of h street shut down. this is a live look as police take a look at the vehicle. car parts scattered all across the road. >> we have live team coverage. we start with molette green. i know you just talked to some eyewitnesses there. >> reporter: absolutely. and police have confirmed that the driver of there gray nissan has died. taken to the hospital just after the crash. look at the car put as strewn all over the place. you can see the lights, wheels, tags, everything. this car is mangled and charred from what one witness tells me an explosive car crash.

that witness also said the driver was speeding at the time. >> he last control, shot straight through the light. and lost control, ended up hitting a pole. landed right here. car burst into flames. >> reporter: now, you see this truck here at the intersection of the 1400 block of h street. the car can hit the truck, but again the driver of the gray nissan killed in the crash. the accident investigation will go on for quite some time. there are lots of road closures. so your drive in this area will be impacted melissa mollet can give us more. >> you yeah, it will be some time for this investigation. as far as closure, h street closed completely between 12th and 15th. your alternate the is goi to

be florida avenue. otherwise no major sdipts inci. 95 a tad slow through dale city. otherwise we have the summit closures. full list on the website, nbcwashington.com. one of them constitution between 17th and 23rd. and right now beltway not took looking too bad outer loop at new hampshire. another short sleeve summer day under way this morning. grab an umbrella. likely when you're heading back home from work, you may be running into some showers. right now mild and muggy. radar showing scattered showers, not storms, but rain showers moving in to western pennsylvania, northern west virginia, tracking closer to the metro area. new model timing just coming in, showing some thundershowers coming into northern virginia,

southern and western suburbs, around 3:00 p.m.. between 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, is when that rls right through the metro area. most of the activity south of washington by 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.. still just passing showers rolling through. likely not severe. most of it did it is sip pay thing by mid evening. a look at highs today at 6:41. new this morning, a large fire tears through a hair salon in laurel. take a look at the flames shooting out of the building along washington boulevard. the fire started around 1:30 this morning. so far no word on whether anyone was hurt or what sparked the flames. a vigil is today for a family of five found dead in culpepper. relatives found the victims late sunday night at their home. investigators believer clarence washington shot his wife and their three daughters before

taking his own life. today's vigil will be held at saint stevens ban it teptist wh family attended church. and you are fed up with washington. take a look at the results of a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. president obama's approval rating is at a new low of 40% this morning. the approval rating of congress just 14%. tracie potts live on capitol hill now with more on this latest survey. >> reporter: good morning. the dissatisfaction we saw in the poll pretty even among democrats and republicans, independents, men and women. people just fed up with washington. almost two-thirds say they are dissatisfied with the economy, 7 out of 10 say this country is headed in the wrong direction. almost 8 in 10 are dissatisfied with the political system. and a lotof this seems to be coming from personal situations. two thirds say they are still feeling the pinch of the recess. almost half think we're still in

the recession officially. the government says we're out. but 40% say someone in their household lost a job during that recession and that seems to be having lingering effects. this fact people are so frustrated that 57% said they would be willing to carry a sign about just how frustrated they are. they gave examples. impeach obama. and democrats and republicans, do your job. we'll watch for another poll in a few months. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. today is the last full day of the u.s./africa summit and road closures are not over. police cars on the corners in fact they're totally closing roads around the state department. that means parts of constitution avenue, virginia avenue, the neighboring road there is all shut down. they won't reopen until tonight. for the full list, visit nbcwashington.com and search summit. today is day three of verdict watch in an attempted

murder case in montgomery county. jurors will go back into the deliberations in the case of david goldberg. he's charged with stabbing a couple after an incident last november at montgomery mall. jurors met for 14 hours yesterday, 12 hours on monday. prosecutors say goldberg stabbed the couple. his lawyers say he and cted in self-defense. you'll have two chances to speak out about possible chances on your water bill, they want to raise the account maintenance fee. wssc says the proposal aims to lower future rate increases. the first public meeting will be at 7:30 tonight in rockville, the second is next tuesday in largo. amazon is expanding same day delivery to six more cities including d.c. and baltimore. you can order as late as noon as get things delivered the same

day. it's offered on move havemovies electronics and back to school supplies, too. >> a montgomery county dentist forced to pay a hugefine. the drug ring he was running. and luck on bridges. a symbol of love. now it's started happening in d.c. and why the district says they create a safety problem. plus we're staying on top of the breaking news this morning. a mangled car has three blocks of h street closed in northeast washington. this is a live look at what remains.

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money for the speed camera on east capitol street. it stands in maryland, but the camera gives tickets in the district. d.c. police disabled the speed camera yesterday and placed a portable one inside city lines. aaa says every driver who was ticketed at that location should be refunded. d.c. says it might have to start cracking down on the so-called love locks popping up. these locks became popular in paris. lovers had been snapping these padlocks with names on them on to a famous bridge there. so many took part, that part of the bridge collapsed. so right now there are 48 locks on the key bridge. 22 others on a fence near e and second street. >> and according to the "washington post" o inose dmv will cut down the locks if they threaten safety in any way p. the sentiment is nice.

but you have to think of the practical side, too. >> you're tearing down bridges possibly. whatever happened to carving a heart in the tree? >> you might be hurting the tree. >> complaian't win. we have a breaking story in northeast d.c.. >> let's check in with melissa mollet. >> still have a closure after that fatal crash. h street completely closed between 12th and 15th. best way around it is florida avenue. this is a look at the vehicle. one adult male driving taken to the hospital where he passed away. also an accident 270 south at montgomeryville allege avenue, you c slow downs "because of that. looking pretty good top of the belt way. d.c. 295 past 50, a little slow. the question is will the rain and fog be affecting my roads later? >> in the morning over the next

couple of hours, some fog up north and west of the metro area. just widely scattered. not very dense. that may be cause something commutes problems there. look at this banana mango smoothie sunrise. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. radar showing showers getting closer to the shenandoah valley in about three hours. western suburbs maybe around 11:00 this morning. neighborhood highs today, well into the 80s. much of maryland and virginia. near 90 in washington and north central virginia. a look at the weekend rain chances coming up at 6:51. getting ready to get grilled. the intense questioning freed army sergeant bowe bergdahl will foe through tod go th t an taking it a step further. the relaxed marijuana rules we could see in d.c. and how you could have a say about whether

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guttierez. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl scheduled to be questioning formally regarding his disappearance in afghanistan. he spent part of the day yesterday with his attorney going over classified documents related to the initial investigation into the 2009 pea. for week bergdahl has been on rely duty at a desk job. his attorney says it's been a smooth transition for him but he's anxious to share his side of the story with the army and he's looking forward to the investigation to be over so he can go to college. several former platoon mates sayburg say bergdahl abandoned his post. you'll hear more coming up later on "today". military officials still don't believe that bergdahl has met with his part sparents, though o say for sure because he is allowed to move freely off the

base. burg doergdahl he's attorney ha commented. after today's round of questioning, the investigating general will make his recommendation to a court marshall convening authority about whether bergdahl should be charged. back to you. >> we'll see your full report on the "today" show. following breaking news there germantown. montgomery firefighters are investigating what they suspect is an arson case and possibly the attempt to set some other vehicles on fire. there was one car that was set on fire, this was this germantown and then it appears that other cars in the neighborhood area also tampered with. seems like someone was trying to set the other vehicles on fire. we're hearing reports just minimal damage and no one was

hurt. that's the latest from the live desk. new this morning, someone forced their way into a home in capitol heights. prince george's county police are working to find what was taken from the home. it happened on 58th avenue just outside of the d.c. line. we expect to learn more about the incident later this morning. developing right now in the pacific, two hurricanes headed for hawaii. chuck bell joins us with more on this. >> we're still tracking two new storms all the way across the u.s., all the way out into the far central parts of the pacific ocean. there are two hurricanes now, both of these storms iselle and julio, aiming right at hawaii here. the first one they need to worry about is iselle. most likely going to make a direct hit on the big islands of hawaii late thursday night into early friday morning. fortunately the hurricane center expects that to be a tropical storm of landfall. so no longer a hurricane. it is showing signs of

weakening. as soon as iselle moves out, julio has eyes on hawaii, as well. this storm appears to be making a right hand turn and should stay on the north shore of hawaii. that will be arriving saturday simil saturday/sunday time frame. we'll keep a close eye on these. if you have travel plans to or from hawaii in the next couple days, that could be impacted. it's 6:49. as the hurricanes grow closer to landfall, al roker will track their progress and have more on hurricane bertha and its target on the atlantic coast. and the city of falls church is remembering an army major general killed in afghanistan. 55-year-old harold greene served in the army for 34 years. he is the highest ranking army general killed overseas since the vietnam war. flags are out in greene's falls church neighborhood this morning. neighbors showing support for the general's family. milg taker officials say the

fact greene was not participating in combat made the loss especially difficult. gra greene was killed by a lone gunman. more than on dozen other soldiers were injured before the gunman was killed. a new hotel and conference center at the university of maryland could soon be a reality. according for the "washington post," officials strongly support the project and promised a fast approval process and the hotel could open in the fall of 2016. the hotel will be built across the street from the university's main entrance. university president hopes it will attraction academic conferences and fans for ter te events. and we could get a look at the iphone 6. >> reportedly unveiling it september 9, so likely in stores about two weeks latter and expect the camp

iphone 6 expected to come in two versions with a 4.7 inch or 5.5 inch screen similar to the samsung galaxy. back to you. >> courtney reagan, thank you. well, this story is really incredib incredible. take a lo at this video. dozens of people at a packed australia train station helped free a man trapped between the train and the platform. everyone gathered to push the side of the train over because he slipped and fell when trying to get on to the train. all these passengers began pushing the train so he could get out. they were able to stitilt it ju enough so he could free his leg. >> just amazing. when it counts, people can be really strong. 6:51 is our time. and we want to stay on top of

breaking news. a car explosion in northeast d.c.. >> melissa mollet has more. >> really scary here. horrible situation. one person is dead. we still have h street shut down between 12th and 15th. it will be some time because of the large police investigation. your best alter at some goinate avenue. molette green has been showing us pictures on the ground and speaking with witnesses. >> reporter: tow truck just arrived on the scene indicating that police could be close to taking away the wreckage. there you can see the mangled and charred gray nissan there in the 1400 block of h street. police tell us -- told us a short while ago that a man died at the hospital. no i.d. on the victim just yet. one witness tells me he saw the man conscious and moaning just

before he was taken away to the hospital. and he said the man appeared to be in his 20s. that is the latest from this horrific scene. back to you. >> a wired lowider look, we loo typical. 66, 95 running about 40 miles per hour. and remember the sum mmit closus and motorcades. best bet there is metro. and the sun is up in a mostly clear sky. it's rather steamy this morning. that's a liver view from the tower camera. a little bit of fog north and west. one shower just now weather of frostburg way out in we were matt western maryland. showers moving off to the east/southeast tracking closer r to the metro area.

new model run coming in, into perhaps hagers down, fog now, those showers in there by around 2:00, 3:00. after that, between around 4:00, 5:00 in to the metro area. some heavy downpours with thunder and lightning. only a small chance that these afternoon storms will be severe with damaging winds and hail. stay with storm team 4, we'll let you know if there are any warnings or any watches issued as we get into the afternoon. doug and veronica will be here. and then the thundershowers roll off south and east of the met proceed metro area. this morning you'll be comfortable in short sleeves but have the umbrella with you because of the afternoon storms. later this afternoon, with the showers coming through, it will get up to around 90 and the showers coming through cooling temperatures down into the 70s. good weather tomorrow for the arlington county fair. dodging storms today, though.

friday, too, looks like great weather. highs mid-80s both of those days. and then into the weekend, 80s on friday and into saturday. great weather for the skins game with the patriots. weekend, could get showers on saturday. greater chance on sunday. sunday hooks li slooks like the day of the weekend. new this morning, two women are recovering from a shooting. take this car was at the scene riddled with bullet holes. the shooting happened on stanton road southeast. we're working to find out more about the women. we do know that they are both expected to survive. maryland dentist will pay a hefty fine for running a drug ring. he pleaded guilty to federal charges. he will have to pay $35,000 in fines. his sentence includes three years of supervised release.

his legal troubles do not he said there. he will go to trial on charges of sexually abusing an underage girl. molette green is a trooper. she was up early reporting on that breaking news on h street and last night she was out in our community at the national night out event in the community of bowie. a night meant for gget to go kn your neighbors. more closures in effect for the africa leaders summit. you'll see th department. for a full list, visit nbcwashington.com. a vigil is today for a family killed in a suspected murder-suicide in culpepper. police say clarence washington shot his wife and three

daughters before taking h o life >>ana ll itiivwi allowes t decide whether to legalize pot. and you're looking live at h street. scene of a deadly crash in northeast. witnesses say the car lost control and burst into flames. the driver died at the hospital. you may need an umbrella heading back home from work this afternoon with some scattered thundershowers rolling through. there is only a very small chance we'd have any damaging winds or hail. >> and that is the broadcast this morning. appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next.

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