tigators try to figure out what went wrong. we're watching a line of showers as they push throughout area. amelia see balance isgal is helping you prepare. good morning. some of us dealing with rain this morning. you can see the line mainly from baltimore down into howard county tippingcontinuing into washington and frederickburg. this is moving off toward the east. it is impacting parts of the sdwrikts. bethesda light rain steadier rain around bowie. annapolis, krin topclinton, waldorf, along i-95, you will be dealing with those showers. even reports of some snow mixing in but that's not going to stick. look at the temperature 44 degrees. by 9:0 sun starts to break out around 11:00 a.m., with a temperature of 51. at the bus stop this morning, showers for some but by recess just about everybody is dry. maybe just damp. dismissal is warmer breezy relatively speaking spectacular. i'll have more on that in ten

minutes. melissa has breaking news. breaking news 66 west at the beltway, take a look chopper 4 just got over the scene. we have the two right lanes blocked just outside of the beltway. so you can see it is jammed as folks are trying to get on 266 westbound there. and as chopper 4 pulls out you can see the volume already building here. beltway at branch avenue everything rolling along nicely there. but again, you can see a little bit of a sheen on the roadway as amelia has been telling us about some precipitation here for us this morning. silver and orange line delays in both directions. those are still hanging around for us. wide look at things overall no major problems when you're taking a look at the beltway at least. again, 66 we do have that problem right here, we can see a little bit of yellow westbound there at the beltway from that crash. 66 eastbound through manassas, a tad slow. and 95 northbound through dale city a little slow, as well. i'll be back with travel times.

a developing story in northern virginia where a teenager crashed a plane and died. this happened near the airport in orange county. grief counselors will be at ryan mccall's high school in fredericksburg today. zachary kiesch is live outside river bend high school with more. >> reporter: that's right, eun. students returning here today will come with heavy hearts like most schools around the country students leave on fridays, they go out on the weekend and pursue hobbies of their own. for sophomore ryan mccall, his fashion was flying. we're getting more information today about the plane that crashed here. ryan was pronounced dead at the scene. we know now a little bit more. it was a 1974 piper single engine fixed wing plane. this crashed sunday morning east of the orange airport. ryan ryan mccall was the only one on board and pronounced dead at the scene. the school put out a statement yesterday that reads in part the

river bend leadership team is working closely with the counseling staff to address the concerns of the entire community as we cope with the loss. our thoughts are whereith the mccall family. again, counselors will be here at the school today as students deal with the loss of one of their own. reporting live here in spotsylvania zachary kiesch. back to you. and because mccall was 16 and flying alone, we did some digging to find out the rules. we talked to a licensed pilot who says flying alone at that age is okay. according to the pilot, there is no faa requirement on how many hours of instruction you need before flying on your own. in fact you can spend as little as ten hours in the air. you do have to be 16 years old with a valid medical certificate from the faa and a flight instructor has to endorse or sign off on a flight. we'll be updating the story all morning and you can follow

zachary kiesch on twitter for the latest on the story all morning. 6:04. new this morning, us airways passengers finally made to their destination after an emergency landing. that lean forced a return to bwi har shal after a bird hit the windshield. it was on its way to phoenix when it had to turn around. pilots returned to the airport and landed safely. today we could hear directly from the man convicted of knowingly spreading hiv. dannial daniel cleaves pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment. we're working to learn how a woman managed to get on to the runway at the frederick municipal airport. they arrested lori katz after she was caught walking down the runway. katz was arrested for trespassing. no word on why she was on the runway. a woman died in a car crash

in fair tagsfax county. three cars were involved here. you can see one ended up in the woods. it happened in burke on lee chapel road near the fairfax county parkway. three other people were hurt. the road should be reopened at this hour. investigators are focusing on the co-pilot's mental state would crashed that plane in the french al p ps killing everyone on board. french prosecutor saez they have not questioned the family of 267-year-old andreas lubitz out of respect for their pain at this point. crews are back out searching for the second black box from that plane. they're also looking for more bodies in the debris. following the crash, australia passed a new law requiring two crew members to be in the cockpit on all domestic and international flights. p. today mayor bowser is expected to announce plans to create new affordable housing and more jobs in the district. it's part of a department planning and economic development event designed to

bring together small business owner, community members and developers. about we're just one day away from bous serbowser's first state of the district event. when you see the video, it is amazing that everyone is expected to be okay here. what we're learning about this hard landing that ended with a plane off the runway. and an umbrella may come in handy. amelia segal is mapping out what to expect during your morning commute. and making sure you're not giving your kids too much medicine. the common mistake doctors say too many parents are making. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must

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where it was snowing heavily at the time. there were more than 135 people on board the plane. it crashed while coming into land. no one died but more than two dozen people were hurt. starting today, d.c.'s circulator buses are extending their service hours through the fall. circulator will now run until 9:00 p.m. on week nights. it's adding saturday service to two routes as well. and for every that thes night game the navy yard route will run until midnight until october 3. it is now time to take a look at our forecast. a little bit rainy outside to start. a bit chilly. >> but we can look forward to the afternoon. amelia segal is in for tom this morning. by the afternoon, we're looking at plenty of sunshine. it will be breezy but high temperatures around 60 degrees. so feeling like spring. here is your commuter forecast for this morning. 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. i'm tracking areas of showers. showers mainly east of i-95.

showers possible south and east of washington. temperatures warm into the mid-40s by 10:00 a.m.. here is your hour by hour planner. a high today of 60 and a nice afternoon. we actually have good news. chopper 4 over 66 west just outside the beltway that has cleared out of the way. so that of course is great for everybody headed that way. silver and orange lines still have delays. 270 south from 118 to the beltway, 16 minutes. outer loop 95 to 270, not bad. 66 east and 95 north, both pretty much on time. remember when you hop if your car, head into 103.5. dramatic new video while a firefighter is hurt. the frightening scene and what we're learning about his

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coming up on 15 after the hour. the teams investigating a gas explosion in new york city say they can now focus on finding out how it happened. it levels three buildings downtown last thursday and just yesterday, rescuers found two bodies in the rubble. new york city mayor de blasio says someone may have illegally tapped a gas line triggering that blast. and right now a california firefighter in critical condition after he fell through the roof of a burning garage. you can see some of the video here. this is graphic video to watch. this is cell phone video taken yesterday afternoon, it shows the moments that 25-year-old firefighter fem through the roof of this barn. look at that. fellow firefighters scrambled to pull him out. investigators say he was in that burning garage for close to three minutes as the other firefighters hackeded at the door trying to get into him. he has burns over 40% of his body. right now negotiators have

less than 48 hours to declare a framework for a nuclear deal with iran. in the last few hours, the state department is trying to down play reports that iran will no longer agree to shift atomic fuel out of the country. they say iran has said this in the past. john kerry and his iranian counter part have been meeting since thursday. thewilliam howell says virginians need to reaffirm its commitment to israel, but state bar canceled its trip because not all of its members would be allowed into the country. former members are speaking out against a northern virginia church following abuse allegations. dozens protested outside calvary temple in sterling. a former church member tells news 4 his experience with the church. >> if you leave -- we can't make you you stay but if you leave, you forfeit authority over your wife and son. which i told them that's absurd.

>> earlier, another former church member told news 4 the pastor anbused her. loudoun county sheriff's office is investigating. no charges have been filed as of yet. church leaders have not commented. prosecutors are expected to rest their case today in the boston bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorneys will then begin his defense, their strategy is to design to spare him the death penalty. attorneys will argue that tamerlan was the mastermind behind the bombing and that dzhokhar tsarnaev was just following his lead. tamerlan was killed in a shoot-out with police. p. a new report says that nasa considered ending its program to collect your private phone calls months before edward snowden revealed what was happening. according to the associated press, several nsa leaders said the program was too costly and was not an efficient way to fight terrorism. the a.p. says several leaders

discussed it but a proposal to end it never reached the director's desk. the law allowing the pram expires in june but congress could renew it at that time. angie goff here at the live desk where we just got new video in from that tragic scene out of florida. we brought this to you as breaking news. work to go find out right thousand more information about how this van crashed that killed eight people, ten others are in the hospital recovering. the van ran through a stop sign crossed all lanes of traffic, crashed into a canal. this happened after midnight about 80 miles west of palm beach. the driver is among the dead. back to you. it's 6:18 and we're working to find out the name of the man stabbed to death in prince george's county this weekend. police say they found him in a hallway, he was dead inside the apartment building in langley park. no word just yet on a suspect. the montgomery county police

department now accepting applications for its next citizens academy. the police department says the next academy starts august 18th and the training will cover topics including firearms safety traffic laws and drug identification. to join, you have to be at the least 18 and live or work in montgomery county. applications are accept order a first come first serve basis with a class limit of 40. four teens are facing felony charges for alledgedly attacking a spotsylvania county deputy. they were trying to break into a basketball tournament on saturday when the dep p pewity confronted them, the group attacked him. a little later this morning, a student in prince george's county gets a pretty huge award for her violin skills. the sixth grader at woodbridge will receive the national association for music education student promise award. she is one of only four students in the country to win in a award. she will also receive a new violin.

>> congrats. an apology this morning for a mistake at a soccer match at fedex field. ♪ see these faces? the wrong national anthem for el salvador played before a soccer match between that country and argentina on saturday. the salvadoran team members you can tell trying to figure out what was going on. organizers have since apologized and said it was an honest mistake. >> but how long did it take somebody playing the music to realize? >> players wondering what is going on there. too bad. coming up on 6:21. want to get you up to speed on your weather headlines. p. >> amelia segal here you now with more. i'm continuing to track showers on storm team 4 radar are. 240es for the most part are east

of i-95. 40 in ckville, 46 in warrenton. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. you can see the activity outside of the beltway for the most part. but it is favoring southern maryland northern neck fredericksburg and continuing to impact areas like baltimore. you can see waldorf starting to dry out. calvert beach looking at brainrain for another hour or two. hid day hour, clouds will start to break up. so 7:00 a.m. rain still outside of the district. east of i-95. by 9:00 a.m. just about everybody is dry. starting to see peeks of sunshine back along the i-81 corridor. by 11:00 a.m. a mix of clouds and sunshine and getting in to the afternoon hours, the winds pick up but the clouds diminish and our temperatures warm to around 60 degrees. a nice spring afternoon and evening. here is the high temperature in your neighborhood. 62 in washington. 60 in laplata.

and 57 in leesburg. you'll need the sun glasses heading home from work tonight. 62 for a high temperature tomorrow. as we get into at afternoon hours tomorrow scattered showers become lightly. rain could impact the evening commute. breezy tomorrow as well. a little breezy on wednesday, but sunny, 56. look at thursday, 72 mostly sunny skies. and you're tracking increasing volume? >> that's right. chopper 4 over 66 east at sully road also a disabled vehicle off to the right side. so we're seeing a little bit of a lowdown 66 east approaching sully. not because of this necessarily, but because of normal morning commute and volume we typically see. silver and orange line delays in both directions here. still hanging on those residual delays are. wide look at things overall no major problems. getting a little slow top of the beltway p. 95 virginia at mine road rolling along nicely.

so is the beltway at st. barnabas. 95 in maryland and bw parkway in and out of town looking good, as well. a new warning to parents to not use your kitchen spoons to measure doses for medicine for your kids. the american academy of pediatrics says parents should measure in metric units. they say the household spoons just vary too much in size to be accurate. more than 70,000 children go to the emergency room every year due to unintentional overdoses in medicine. so you have to be careful. a lot of those medical sins come with the plastic cups and droppers. indiana's governor blaming social media for the criticism against a new law he says is meant to protect people's religious freedom. >> the new law allows which is owner to refuse service based on religious beliefs. governor pepsnce says it's not about discrimination.

gabe guttierez live with what the governor is willing to do about the fallout. >> reporter: good more than. yeah, the good morning. the controversy is growing, but governor mike pence is on the defensive. he says he's standing by the law when you would support any effort by lawmakers to clarify the law's intent. we're expecting to hear more there both republican and democratic state lawmakers a little later on this morning. this law has been very controversial. supporters say it protects religious freedom, but opponents argue it legalizes discrimination by allowing businesses to deny service to same-sex couples based on their religious beliefs. now, this has created quite a firestorm on social media. celebrities from charles backly to barkley to miley cyrus has slammed the bill. ahead of the final four this weekend, head of the ncaa says that he expressed concerns about this law and apple ceo tim cook has come out against it.

so we'll have the latest on the developing story coming up on "today". back to you. it was a big night for music lovers the iheart radio music awards aired last night right here on nbc 4. man of the night, justin timberlake. he was honored with the innovator of the year award for his contributions to music acting and comedy. taylor swift walked away with artist of the year and sochingt year for shake it off. >> and sam smith won new artist of the year. >> it's not last night's performances that had social media a buzz this morning. rather something jamie foxx said. >> during the opening of the show foxx addressed bruce jenner's transition to becoming a woman and some are calling his comments trance phobic. >> he's doing a his and her duet all by himself.phobic. >> he's doing a his and her duet all by himself. i'm just busting your balls --

while i still can. >> twitter erupted after the jokes. perez hilton tweeted shame on you for allowing jamie foxx to be trans phobic on national television. >> no one from the jenner family or carkardashians has commented. a developing story in prince george's county after a late night ride on an atv ends with at least one person dead. we're live at the scene. no rain right now here in northwest washington but that may not be the case where you live. amelia is tracking when they will move out and what you you should wear for the day ahead. plus we've all been enjoying the lower gas prices at the pump but we'll show you why they may soon take another dramatic drop.

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we're watching a developing story in prince george's county. two people out for a ride on an atv when it crashes killing one

of them. we'll go live to the scene this just a few minutes with what we're learning about this accident. but first, we're helping you prepare for the day ahead as we deal with some morning showers right now. storm team 4 meteorologist a me i can't see amelia segal here. >> the showers continue to move off toward the east. so as far as stepping out the door this morning, what you need to grab i think most of us can can leave the umbrella at home. those of you that you live east of i-95 might want to grab the small umbrella. if you're cry right now you'll remain remain dry the rest of the day. what you will they'd later,need later, the sunglasses. and a light jacket. we'll have a temperature around 60 degrees. here is the latest on storm team 4 you can still see rain impacting areas of anne arundel, calvert, st. mary's charles counties. melissa, you're tracking

increased volume. >> not really seeing too much of a problem 66 aside from what we're seeing here at sully road eastbound. we do have this disabled vehicle off to the right side, but i was seeing some rain sleet on my way in this morning on river road. and we are seeing some wet roads especially in prince george's county. beltway at braddock right now kind of our normal volume inner loop and outer loop no major issues there. beltway at colesville outer loop you can see a little bit slow but again, nothing not normal for this time of morning. beltway at kenilworth a bit of volume on the outer loop. and taking a wide look at things, you can see inbound 395 a tad slow, same thing d.c. 29 # as you're passing 50. travel times coming up. coming up on 6:32. and we're staying on top of of a developing story in prince george's county. one person was killed another seriously hurt in an atv crash overnight. just a few moments ago

investigators removed a key piece of evidence. know molette green is there live with more. >> reporter: theater. good morning. we saw the crushed partially crushed all-terrain vehicle being towed away just about 20 minutes ago. let's take a look at that video. there is damage to the front of it park police telling me just a short while ago speed definitely a factor in this collision. but they are still investigating exactly what happened just before 3:00 a.m. here at the wb&a trail. a neighbor just off racetrack road here heard the actual crash and called 911. when police got here they saw the overturned atv and a man and woman, the man was pronounced dead on the scene, the woman suffering severe head injuries transported to baltimore shock trauma she is fighting for her life. investigators are trying to identify these victims. they did not have any

identification on them at the time and so it is very difficult for them to of course notify next of kin. as you can see from the sign behind me atvs motorized vehicles are prohibited on the trail at any time. that is the latest here from bowie. molette green. back to you. i'm angie goff with this just in. jetblue airlines is experiencing a system wide ticketing outage right now. this originated in boston's logan international but we're hearing it's affecting airports nationwide. we made some calls and find out that it's not impacting dulles international or bwi. we're waiting to hear back from reagan national. the issue is that people can't check in online so passengers have to do it manually. jetblue sending out a series of tweets saying they're working on the problem trying to get the system up and running again. still no word on the cause of

the outage. it is now 6:34. new this morning, montgomery county firefighters say a fire caused $600,000 worth of damage. take a look this happened at a home on bryn mawr avenue in glenn echo. it broke out around midnight and 85 firefighters had to respond to the call. firefighters say the cause was a catastrophic electrical event. today firefighters will be out in northeast washington where a man died in a fire. take a look. you can see the smoke coming out of the building. this is video from eastern avenue northeast. firefighters say the man who died had hoarding conditions in his home which may have made it harder to pull him to safety. at least one other person was seriously hurt. d.c. fire and ems tells us that they will be checking smoek smoke alarms in that community today. new this morning, d.c. police searching for the person who shot and killed someone in northeast. this happen ped near the intersection of 13th and van buren. in the day ahead, family and

friends will gather to remember the victims of the south capitol street mass shooting. it's been five years since that deadly shooting. the community will gather at 6:30 tonight at the faith presbyterian church on south capitol street in southwest. there will be a prayer service and vigil. back in 2010 three people were killed and six others were hurt. police say it was part of a series of revenge attacks that all started over stolen jewelry. five men were convicted in that case. later today, the president and vice president will attend the dedication of the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate theis boston. the goal is to promote an interest in government, encourage people to take part in politics and inspire a new generation of leaders. it's now 6:36. martin owe mal'malley may be considering a run for the presidency. on abc "this week," he said the presidency is not a crown to be passed between two families referencing the bushes and

clinton, but he said it could be any two families. we're learning new information about the final moments aboard a germanwings fleet. what the captain is heard saying leading up to the crash. we're seeing rain in parts of the area. much to the dismay of those hoping to clean their cars. amelia will show you when it will be safe to watch it at 1k6 41. could we soon see gas prices drop even further? the problem you may soon here at metro, our first priority is your safety, so let's discuss what you should do if there's an emergency involving fire or smoke.

if you're in a station, move away from the platform and begin walking to the nearest exit. if you're on a train, notify the operator using the intercom located at either end of the railcar. follow the operator's instructions and remain calm. unless you are in immediate danger you are safest staying inside the train. if necessary, when the train is stopped, you can use the end doors to move to another car in the train. if you must evacuate, emergency exits are located in the center of each railcar. lift the release cover - a wire will break away, pull down the red handle and slide the left door panel open. watch your step on the emergency walkway, and never touch the lower part of the railcar, which could be electrified. and for your safety, never cross over to the other track. on behalf of everyone at metro thank you for paying attention to our safety presentation. welcome aboard.

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you may notice gas prices are going up. aaa expects gas prices to go up after leveling off in the last week or so. right now the average price in the district is $2.54 if for regular. in maryland, about $2.38.

in virginia $2.22. and in west virginia, the average price is $2.44. how there is an oil shortage problem. the u.s. is running out of space to store oil and that could lead to lower gas prices for you. "usa today" reports oil reserves are the highest in at least 80 years. the industry is using 67% of its storage capacity. coming up on 6:41 now on this monday hork morning. we're sitting at about 45 degrees. a nice picture despite the clouds. amelia segal now here with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> for most of us now we're dry and you should remain dry for the reese mainmainder of the day. here is your hourly forecast. first this is skycast 4 taking you you throughout the day. clouds do start to break up especially during the afternoon. so 8:00 m aa.m. hours east of

washington. by noon, mid-50s. 5:00 m 5:00 p.m. mostly sun any and 60. but don't get the car washed today, more showers are in the forecast tomorrow. all the timing on that coming up. roads are looking pretty good. have a problem still on metro. silver and orange line delays both directions from a problem earlier at mclean. 270 south germantown to the beltway, no major issues. outer loop 95 to 270, 21 minutes. so a little slow there. but this is pretty typical. 66 east fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 13 minutes. quantico to the beltway, 128 minutes. 395 inbound from the beltway to the 14th street bridge not so bad at 16 minutes. remember when you hop in your car for the latest traffic you can tune into wtop 103.5 fm. not ready for retirement.

the biggest mistake many of us are making when it comes to saving. plus we're live in spotsylvania county where a high school is coping with the sudden death of a classmate. what we're learning about the plane crash that kill

right now on "news 4 today," new pore about the final moments of that ger thanmanwings flight after

your weather and traffic. on radar, i'm tracking rain in southern maryland and the northern neck. everybody is try by 9:00 10:00 p.m. and then the focus is on breaking up the cloud and the temperature its warming up more so than they did yesterday. right now 66 they're falls church metro west falls church we were getting report of a crash. this has now cleared you. silver and orange lines back to normal time wise on metro this morning. right now the search for answers in the deadly plane crash in the french alps. helicopter team as are searching for a second black box in southeastern france. crews are also searching for bodies. investigators are using dna testing to identify the remains of victims already recovered. this morning we're learning about the final moments aboard the plane before the co-pilot crashed it.

killing all 150 people on board. katy tur is in germany and has more details on what is going on in the investigation. she will have more on the today show. developing this morning, an investigation a plane crash that killed a spotsylvania county teen. this happened near the airport in orange county. zachary kiesch live outside river bend high school where grief counselors will be today. >> reporter: yes, good morning. classmates wasted no time jumping on social media yesterday sharing their memories of their fallen classmate using the #rip ryan mccall. he was certainly a loved man here at this local high school. he also had a passion for flying. as you mentioned, sunday morning yesterday morning, he was killed when the plane that he was flying was involved in a crash

about a mile away from the orange county airport. today is expected to be anything but a typical monday morning here at students are dealing with heavy hearts. mccall was proceed announced ted when the small plane he was in crashed at about 9:45 yesterday morning. that plane a 1974 piper single engine fixed wing plane, multiple reports indicate mccall had been flying for about a year and that birds may have possibly played a role in this. yesterday the school released a statement in part that statement reads the river bend leadership team is working closely with the counseling staff to address the concerns of our entire educational community as we cope with this loss. it goes on to read our thoughts are with the mccall family during this very difficult time. again, schools just getting started here. we're starting to see buses roll in here and faculty roll in. they will have down are slors on staff as they try to offer whatever support they can. reporting live zachary kiesch.

back to you. 6:48 now. and we talked to a licensed pilot to find out what the rules are for teens flying planes. he said flying one alone is -- flying alone is allowed according to the pilot, there is no faa requirement on 40u78 hours of instruction you need. in fact you can spend as little as ten hours in the air. do you have to be at least 16 with a valid medical certificate from the faa and a flight instructor has to endorse or sign off on a solo flight. you can download the nbc washington app for updates on the story throughout the day. it is now 6:48. we could hear directly from the victims of the man convicted of knowingly spreading hiv in montgomery county. daniel cleaves will be sentenced. he pled guilty to reckless endangerment charges for not notifying his sex partner he is of his hiv status. vietnam veterans in maryland will receive long awaited appreciation. governor hogan is set to sign a

bill making today welcome home vietnam veterans day. the day is a chance to recognize the service and sacrifice of maryland's vietnam veterans. today mayor bowser is expected to announce plans to create new affordable husing and more jobs in the district. it's part of a department planning and economic development event designed to bring together small business owners and community members and developers. we're just one day away from the state of the state district address. the theme of the speech is pathways to the middle class. this morning's event kicks off at 11:30. i'm angie goff with this just in. we now have a new look at the mess being caused by this jetblue ticketing outage. take a look at this picture here. this was tweeted out by ryan from d.c.. this is at reagan national airport right now. he tweet that had they are manually checking in passengers at the airport. over an hour standing in line

with no progress. he also mentioned that if you are headed to the airport to catch a flight that you have to make sure that you are in the right line. i guess there are multiple lines there. right now we checked with dulles airport as well as bwi, they say they're not impacted by this, but jetblue saying it looks like our system is coming back. we'll have you on your way shortly. still no reason given to us as to what caused this outage. it's 6:50. how much money do you have in your savings account? whatever it is it's probably not enough. landon dowdy here with that story "4 your money". you can never save enough or never start too early. a new survey finds americans aren't saving enough for retirement. bank rate says nearly half are putting away less than 5% of their income while 20% are saving nothing at all. the best savers, the middle class with a third saving more than 10% of their income. bank rate says it doesn't matter how much you make but what you

have left over. gnc has agreed to implement sweeping new procedures for dietary supplement takes exceed federal quality control rules. the "new york times" reports the action comes as new york's attorney general accused gnc and three other retailers of selling supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated with unlisted grooecht ingredients. aaron, back to you. time to turn our attention to the forecast. we should think about what is happening later today. >> absolutely. plenty of sunshine a temperature around 60 degrees. so that's a good ten degrees warmer than it was yesterday. but i come wantko do want to say it will be a little breezy. it will also be breezy tomorrow afternoon and maybe even wednesday. here is the latest check of storm team 4 radar. tracking showers leaving the d.c. metro area. continuing to push off toward the east. so those of you in washington areas off to the east you'll

probably remain dry for the remainder of today. only a few sprinkles possible until about 10:00 a.m. if the steady rain has already left your area. not the case down in st. mary's around the northern neck still tracking light rain there as it continues to push off toward the eastern shore. the timing with future weather, 8:00 a.m. starting to see sunshine break out in leesburg and warrenton. by 10:00 a.m. everybody is dry. kind of the stillfiltered sunshine. you'll feel the temperature warming plenty of sunshine a little breezy high temperatures around 60. future weather for tomorrow it's a dry start tomorrow and we'll have sunshine mixed with clouds throughout the day. as early as 2:00 p.m. scattered showers become possible. and scattered showers are likely for that tuesday evening commute. so you do want to keep that in mind as far as temperatures go a high today around 60. pretty typical for this time of year. 62 tomorrow. wednesday, it's sunny, a little

cooler a high of 56. but we'll take it. thursday spectacular, a high of 72. mostly sunny skies. chance of some rain on friday. still mild a high around 70. cooler on saturday with a chance of showers, 55. easter snd looking easter sunday looking good. still have a problem 66 they're west falls church. you can see folks are being pushed off to the right. slowdowns east on 66 approaching west falls church. it is just a mess because of the crash. again, taking up the left side of the roadway. route 1 north at powells creek road also have a crash there. taking a wide look at things overall no major problems here looking at the beltway. typically slow top of the beltway inbound 295 as you're passing 50 slow as well. beltway at indian head highway, everything rolling along fairly well. 95 in maryland nice and green in and out of town.

bw parkway, a little slow outside the beltway both northbound and southbound, nothing really to worry about this morning or too atypical. 270 south at montrose road a little bit of volume but nothing too slow. a woman died, three people are recovering right now from a bad crash in fairfax county. you can see treek seecan see three cars collided in burke on lee chapel road. us airways passengers finally made to their destination after an imagine landing. the plane was forced to return to bwi after a bird hit its windshield. the flight was on its way to phoenix. pilots returned to the airport and landed safely and resumed about an hour later. we're working to learn how a woman managed to get on to the runway the at frederick municipal airport. police arrested lori katz after

she was caught walking down the runway. air traffic controllers say she prevented planes from taking off and landing. katz was arrested for trespassing. there are new calls for tightser restrictions on the gifts lobbyists give to lawmakers. governor hkmcauliffe says they should be limited to $100 total. he vetoed a bill that would have limited them to $100 each. it comes in the corruption scandal of bob mcdonnell and his wife. four things you need to know at 6:56 we're learning that co-pilot locked the captain out of the cockpit before crashing a germanwings plane into the french alps. coming up on the "today" show katy tur will have more on the final moments before that crash that killed everyone on board. right now d.c. police are searching for the person who shot and killed someone overnight near the intersection

of 13th and van buren streets theft. one map man is dead another an atv accident. grief counselors will be at river bend high school to help the community cope with a teen's death. ryan mccall crashed a plane this weekend. he was the only person on the plane when if t.t went down. and tracking showers east of washington and southern maryland. they continue to push out of the area. for the rest of the day today, by 11:00 a.m. this is when we start to see clouds starting to break up. so it will remain overcast until that points. low 50s by the midday hours. near 60 by 2:00 p.m.. maybe a few sprinkles well east of washington. a high today of 60. 66 here our biggest problem eastbound near west falls church metro. take a look at this, the crash on the left side of the screen and chopper 4 zooms out and you can see the backups. that is 66 inbound near west falls church metro.

so that is a mess this morning. and route 1 north at powells creek road also a little slow there. overall, slow in all the norma spots. 66 inbound your worst spot. want to say hello to the james scholars, i was out there wednesday with the high schools. very driven group. ther

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