i'm barbara harrison. the lights are back on. now the questions begin. were can we prevent powerousages like the one yesterday? an american soldier killed in afghanistan. dames still coming in. monitoring from here at live desk. and i'm eun yang with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. in the weather center a gloomy morning. will we see the sun today? >> not today. no sun today, eun. clouds are here. >> ooh. >> that wedge of cold air off the western atlantic. as a result the 70s of yesterday of a distant memory. temperatures about 25 degrees colder now than the same time yesterday. a little light rain and drizzle

still to be found especially at the north side of the beltway. down into parts of southern maryland. no heavy rain just yet. starting to push well out into the eastern shore and away it goes. temperatures in the wake of the raindrops mostly cooler than yesterday. mid to upper 40s around the metro area. warm air shoved down to the south and west of it. it will make a come back but probably friday before we get warm air back in place. for now mid to upper 40s around the area and for the next couple of hours not much will change. cloudy skies, periods of rain and drizzle, light rain and drizzle coming in after sundown tonight. see you next, talking about tomorrow and what the warm jut gets here. right now live pictures from maryland getting ready for a news conference. prince george's county executive about to endorse chris van hollen for senate in maryland. we'll get a live update in a few minutes. meanwhile, the endorsement is a controversial one.

baker is passing over his own constituent representative donna edwards also running for senate. they are both running to fill the seat left by retiring senator barbara mikulski. edwards represents a lot of prince george's county. i'm angie goff at the live desk. an american soldier is dead after an afghan soldier opens fire on troops in afghanistan. now, the attacker was shot and killed but two other americans were also wounded. now, this happened in the city of jalalabad, as u.s. delegation that included the ambassador to afghanistan. michael mckinley were leaving the governor's compound. no one in that specific group was hurt knop word. no word on a motive. back to you. >> thanks angie. today, transportation leaders from across the region will meet to set up a commission to oversee metro safety. this follows metro underground emergency that killed one woman

at l'enfant plaza in january. representatives from the district maryland and virginia meet at noon. many called for an independent safety commission for several years. now the commission is a step closer to becoming reality. and right now two unrelated power outage updates for you. the most recent this morning in the adelphi area of prince george's county. pepco says all lights are back on and 1,600 homes, back on pap car crash caused that outage. power back to normal in places that experienced yesterday's widespread outages. lights went out at the white house and the u.s. capitol. smithsonian museums evacuated when things went dark. several metro stations closed because service was out in the es xlat rcalateors and elevators there. and not even oprah winfrey spared. >> we were inside working and power went out. we decided to come out and see what was going on. last time that happened we had an earthquake. >> ooh. >> yeah. >> pepco says an equipment

failure at a power station in charles county maryland caused that outage. waiting to learn what happened inside a d.c. courtroom where a firefighter faced a judge. andre wanten arrested last month, facing a gun charge. police say an unregistered handgun along with ammunition found in his southeast apartment. he is the third d.c. firefighters arrested in the last month and could be fired because she still a rookhe is still a rookie on probation. a former lacrosse player convicted of his girlfriend's death is asking the supreme court to hear his appeal. chief justice john roberts gave lawyers for george huguely is one-month extension to file his petition. the chevy chase native convicted in the death of yardleyeardley love searching a sents. his appeal was denied twice. and from howard university

today d.c.'s mayor rolled out dual enrollment partnership program between d.c.'s public schools and howard university. this will allow high school students in the district to enroll and receive credit from howard university while they're still in high school. in 2016 students from mckenley technical high school and benjamin banneker will be able to tack advantage of the program. the next three year the program will expand to all d.c. public high schools. look at today's trending

? a look at stories we're talking about online. in "the washington post," hot dog etiquette could affect elections in england. prime minister david cameron caught eating a hot dog with a knife and fork leading to a lot of people criticizing his image for not eating it with his hands like everybody else. he's up for election next month.

see what happens with the hot dog. you may see this as well online. shared on your facebook page. this picture out of colorado. thousands of goldfish. look at them swarming out there in this lake. thousands in this lake and the parks department says it's a serious problem saying someone dumped a handful of pet fish a few years ago and they multiplied. check in with our social media editor brittany johnson for the business story on nbcwashington.com. >> do you own a small business and think your business might be the next big thing? i have good news if so. the casting team of the popular show "shark tank" will be in d.c. this weekend and want to hear your ideas. the good news this show has invested more than $50 million in various companies. so if you've got a business you think might be the next big thing you want to try out. i've posted the information on our facebook page and find it on nbcwashington.co the group planning

rockville pike's future is meeting today. the planning commission will talk about recommendations from the rockville mayor and the council, happening at 7:00 tonight. the council says its recommendations are based on your input at several public meeting. plans include new pa december preenpa december preen walkways. and a local principal snucktuck in her home country. denied entry into the u.s. from canada. according to the school's board, smith was told at the border her paperwork is out of date. this is despite several visits to dand this year. the school has an interim principal in place. you can now check out the beauty of the cherry blossoms whether stuck in traffic or at your desk. a live look at the cherry

blossom cam. peak bloom, days away probably between tuesday and saturday we're hearing. cherry blossom inspired drinks and dishes on the nbc washington app. search cherry blossoms. the festival continues until april 12th. a gorgeous weekend to head down to the tidal basin. right, chuck? >> absolutely right. don't let's the clouds and gloomy weather fool or deter you this weekend. it's going to be just fine across the area but between now and then we've got a little bit of up and down weather coming our way. mostly down for today and tomorrow. rain drops coming down that is. a little bit of light rain and drizzle out there now. most of the light showers moved out on to the eastern shore. more where that came from later on today. a look at the wider view. a cluster of thunderstorms out here across parts of ohio that will lose intensity coming our way and running into the cold air in place at the surface. none the less, rain chances on the up and up 8 to 10 to 11 hours from knew could interfere

with the baseball game. bee between now and 4:00 not a lot of rain, not a lot of slowing. chances for the sun to come out. and gas prices this summer expected to dip. the government estimates you could spend $700 due to falling prices. the national average price of gas will drop 32%, according to the energy department from now until september you'll pay around $2.45 per gallon of regular gas. if this forecast holds true this would be the lowest seasonal average since 2009. the reason behind all this oil prices are going up and demand is going down. comedian louis ck apparently campaigned for jimmy fallon a gig that he auditioned for. >> playing the guitar troll dolls singing songs about troll

dolls. and -- you'd sing and kind of like just really -- you're like yeah okay. here ap song about troll doll and then you're like singing and all the women on the staff, he has to be on. that guy's going to about huge star. me and this guy dino on the show, we're like nerve. never him. never him. i will quit. i think i actually said i will quit the show. >> what? >> if you hire that kid. >> louis ck went on to say the reason behind his hatred fallon was just too good-looking and didn't want to look at him ef day. >> he came around. he was on his show. >> last night. >> so funny. >> and -- well jimmy fallon is a very handsome guy. you interviewed him. >> he is delightful for sure really down to earth. >> a nice

angie goff here at the live desk. a few minutes ago, in north charleston south carolina take a look. a peaceful protest at city hall. this just wrapped up after the shooting death of walter scott. now, the unarmed 50-year-old was shot by a north charleston police officer who is now charged with murder. a video showed patrolman michael slager firing eight times after scott runs away, following a traffic stop. that protest just wrapping up. this morning's protest comes

amid outrage nationwide over a string of deaths involving unarmed black men and police officers. barbara? >> thank you. now many of you have probably seen the images of the unarmed man in south carolina who was shot in the back as he returns from a police officer. that officer is in custody this morning charged with murder. nbc's tracie potts explain how cell phone video led to his arrest. the report has graphic video, we warn you. >> reporter: brash barbara, protests today after the video surfaced. the justice department the fbi, is looking at it along with local authorities, because in that video and we should warn people that it's graphic and to many may be disturbing. you hear the eight shots. you see walter scott go down and then you also see officer michael slager run back to the position where he was originally shooting grab something and drop it at scott's feet. the mayor says this officer made a bad decision and that is why he is now charged with murder.

meantime the family is speaking out saying without the cell phone video, some of the facts may have never been known. they are looking at a civil rights lawsuit. also the family's attorney says that the person who recorded that video is cooperating with authorities, and will be speaking out sometime soon. we're following it here on capitol hill. i'm tracie potts, news 4. right now family and friends are mourning the suddy ydyien loss of a broad run snunt ashburn. she died from an unknown illness. today classmates pay tribute. a picture of hef desk, two sets of flowers, placed on her desk. you can see the memorial at the school. news 4 molette green is live at the school with more and how the community is reacting to this very sad news. molette? >> reporter: eun, good morning. decorating her seat in class, just one of the many tributes planned here at the school. and all of this comes just months before graduation.

she was college-bound. had her sights firmly set on going to virginia tech. and news of her sudden death has the entire school community in shock. broad run high school in ashburn is in mourning over the loss of senior varsity softball player madison small. principal david spage shez died after becoming ill over the weekend. >> we had a vigil here last night. it was organized actually by the softball team and i didn't count how many people came. somewhere between 400 and 500 people here speaking to her circle and involvement here. >> reporter: as the sad news spread, social media lit up with messages of remembrance. those who knew her well holding on to fond memories. >> came into class every day way positive attitude smile on her face. she was kind and empathetic to every student in the classroom. everybody just loved her. >> i don't know how today will play out. yesterday was such a big shock.

and just so unexpected. >> reporter: with the grief comes questions. still unanswered. what caused madison's death, and could anyone else be at risk? a statement from loudoun county's health department reads in part in is could change but at this point, we have no information that there is a risk to others. the short time ago, high a chance to speak to the medical examiner's office and they tel they are in the middle of the autopsy process. so it is unclear if we will get a cause of death today. we are live in ashburn, molette green, back to you. >> thanks. right now russia is dismissing allegations that it hacked into the white house computer system. according to a russian news agency a russian diplomat says blaming russia is "a new sport." a law enforcement source and intelligence source both confirm that russia had some involvement in the hack to nbc news yesterday, they told us. here's what we know. the white house says the hack

took place late last year. they say hackers did not reach any classified information, but hackers were able to see the president's private schedule. the attack happened after the u.s. imposed sanctions on russia. i'm angie goff at live desk. now in the midwest and plains around 30 million americans threatened by a fierce storm that's bringing we hear hail high winds, take a look at this video, and a big chance of tornadoes. the danger zone includes parts of texas, kansas and missouri, and they are going to be in the thick of it from this afternoon until midnight and then overnight the storm is expected to head northeast towards st. louis and chicago. chuck? absolutely right. facing a little chance for stronger thunderstorms here on the day friday. friday afternoon and evening, that same system comes in our direction. right now no threat for severe weather. chilly and nasty outside. temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees now. so it is a chilly day for sure.

it's going to say that way. radar show as slight area of rain showers pulling out. what to expect? cool and damp. no heavy rain but bad weather for baseball later on today. there's your seven-day forecast. 50s with cool rain and drizzle today and tomorrow. there's that thunderstorm chance on friday. high near 80 as we get into the . perfect weather for cherry clos um viewing. >> love it. thank you, chuck. right now buy tickets for the grand opening of the observatory deck at the top of one world trade center. tickets went on sale about an hour ago. the observation deck opens may 29th. it's the first time in nearly 14 years you'll be able to get a look at new york city skyline from atop the world trade center. just breathtaking views. this animated video shows what the view will look like. interactive exhibits a bar and restaurant. it will cost about $30 to go up to the top. here's a story that a lot of people are talking about on facebook and twitter. take a look. a candidate for philadelphia mayor fainted last night during a debate on our sister station

nbc 10 philadelphia. former affiliate district abraham collapsed. prayers were stoent her social media page. others asked why the other candidates didn't go help her when she fell. she said she had a sudden drop in blood pressure. a doctor checked her out and said she okay. you know the danger of birds striking planes remember the miracle on the hudson. now a michigan airport found a unique way to keep both passengers and wildlife safe. meet pieper this is a 7-year-old border collie and wildlife control specialist. important job. gets paid in treats for stopping birds from making the airport their home. brian edwards says pieper work as 40-hour week by his side. >> he's been doing it long enough now to where he kind of knows the routine. so he knows this vehicle, and

once we get in the vehicle, it's work time. >> reporter: border collie such smart dogs and airport facials say pipe sir not allowed into the water, so they use other mends to move bonds from the ponds. pieper started his job last august. way to go. so cute too. >> really cute. reading all of this stuff about george clooney on social media these days? >>alities bit. i have to read about other stuff. >> it's out there. george clooney taking extreme steps to keep people away from his

lingering too long near george clooney's villa will cost you. the actor bought this 18th century mansion on lake cuomo a dozen years ago. the mayor of the town create add no-go zone around it. if you're caught within 300 feet of the property on land or by boat you'l$550. the ordinance covers a spring/summer period when clooney usually is staying

there. many of you like watching him on "the voice." for this fan it's not enough. got up and personal with adam lavigne inla levine at a concert. levine pushed her away then put his arm around her until a security guard made his way to the stage. he called it terrifying to be surprised like that. surprise encounter left him with a small cut on his ear. well the story that has a lot of you fired up on our facebook page is this -- the fallout after a cancer patient was not allowed on a flight. that's after the break, we'll tell you all

i have multiple myeloma. >> kicked off a plane for having cancer. a lot of you fired up on our facebook page. ling bez sedway and her family flying back home to california

from their hawaiian vacation. that is until she was asked to leave the plane. sedway has multiple myeloma. from monday's flight put on a surgical mask admitted she was feeling weak. called her doctor said she was fine to fly but that wasn't good enough to keep her onboard i. was crying you know. missing chemo, my children sitting there, we were pulled off an airplane like we criminals, or you know somebody with some contagious disease. >> at a result sedway missed her chemo appointment for the week. alaska airlines apologized and said it will pick up all extra expenses. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the way it looks from our city camera this morning. cloudy skies, and it feels about as nasty as it looks out there as well. fornts ly fortunately the light rain coming to an end. temperatures stuck in the mid and upper 40s in the metro area.

a smidgen warmer down to the south and west. storm team 4 radar showing the last of the rain moving out. drizzle and cloudynesses continuing to be the case the remainder of afternoon. another area of rain moving in likely later this afternoon. metro area temperatures today, stuck in the low 50s. might need a little wrap to stay warm. the surprising and controversial endorsement from one of our

. right now transportation leaders fri across the region ready to meet and talk about the safety on metro following metro's underground emergency that killed one woman at l'enfant plaza in january. power crews looking into whether a mass power outage like the one that happened in our area yesterday can be prevented. lights out at the white house, u.s. capitol and entire university of maryland college park campus. a developing story. an american soldier is dead. u.s. officials say he was shot and killed by an afghan soldier who opened fire on troops. this happened as a u.s. delegation was leaving the governor's compound in jalalabad. right now a big endorsement coming in for maryland congressman chris van hollen likely to give him a boost with voters running for u.s. senate. but it's also creating a little controversy. news 4 zachary kiesch live at the announcement to explain. good morning. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, eun. minutes ago congressman chris van hollen received a heavy

endorsement in prince george county. baker gave his nod to the congressman vying for sha senate seat vacated aye congresswoman mcculls with rooted in van hollen the moderate get it done political philosophy and rooted in the history they have together. more than 20 years these two men have known each other, served in the maryland house of delegates in the earl 1990s. baker's endorsement particularly of interest because of donna edward who represents part of prince george's county. interesting to see how this impacts voters here as this all plays out at the polls. edwards wiltbuilt her career on being more of an independent and, again, more rooted in baker's long-term relationship with van hollen. he says that van hollen knows how to get things done knows how to work across the aisle and he thinks that he's the best candidate here for the future of

prince george's county. so big news out here today. i'm zachary kiesch reporting live. back to you in the studio. i'm angie goff at the live desk. a gang pulled off what could be the country biggest ever heist. searching london's jewelry district after thieves made off with cash and gems cutting their way into a big vault knop official word how much was taken one newspaper putting the price tag at $300 million. known as the hat and garden home to hundreds of gold and gem dealers. the thieves tunnelled their way into the building and smashed their way into several safe-deposit boxes. chuck? >> wow. >> sounds like stuff out of a movie. that's amazing. temperatures outside around here not so amazing. mostly in the 40s right now to near 50 degrees. storm team 4 redar showadar show nos heavy rain.

pockets of drizzle around the area. light rain headed on into the eastern shore and another batch of rain showers here. quite intense, losing intensity comes our way. nonetheless, increasing rain chances after 5:00 6:00 7:00 this evening going into tonight. keep that in mind. severe thunderstorm watch out here across parts of southern ohio and northern kentucky through cincinnati. the one that's a little cluster coming our way. again, not severe when it gets here rain chances on the up and up for this evening. when i see you again how tomorrow and friday are looking. >> thank you. right now a live look at the boston skyline. we don't have the boston skyline right now but jurors returning for a second day of deliberations in the boston marathon bombing trial, after less than eight hours of debate. the jury has unanswered questions. today they hope those questions will be answered and we're also learning that the judge in the case has requested a conference today with the lawyers. if dzhokhar tsarnaev is convicted, the jury will need to decide whether he faces life in

prison or the death penalty. and a rookie d.c. firefighters in court this morning facing a gun charge. andre wanten arrested last month. police say an unregistered handgun along with ammunition were found in his southeast apartment. wanson is the third firefighters arrested in the last month. he could be fired because she still a rookie on probation. a go fund me account set up by the kentland volunteer fire department raised more than $2,000. your donations continue to pour in. the fire department lost fire truck rescue 33 monday fighting a warehouse in capitol hill heights. a long way to go. the department would like to raise $250,000. go to the nbc washington app and search fire engine to learn more about the fund-raiser. the engine was insured but the price to replace the 15-year-old vehicle is more than insurance will pay. take a look at what's

stories you're clicking on online today. if you haven't given this camera a try, you should. check in on the cherry blossom blog. not quite pink but will be by the weekend, we understand. if you're "golden girls" fan visit this page yn line. vote for lego to make a detailed "golden girls" themed set. see the plans here. the idea son lego's website and received thousands of supporters in just the last 24 hours. now, here's another story that you might be interested in. some of you probably have already clicked on it. this is from nbcwashington.com. shared right now. a lot of you left your change at the airport in the area the tsa says it picked up $40,000 in leftover change at reagan national

this morning, a puppy safe after falling into a well in california. >> we got him. truck 4. [ applause ] . >> cover that up. >> there you go. >> watch him as firefighters in fresno pulled the little tim toy safety using a makeshift harness to lift this 6-week-old puppy out. handed him to his owner 12-year-old theresa. >> cancel truck 4. >> i was like, how did he get in there? a cardboard with a brim on top. >> theresa thinks timmy may have fallen into the hole while she was sleeping. her aunt found the dog and called for help. great ending to that story. >> you and i are dog lovers of course we love that story. a cute puppy dog, too, but they should change his name to something fire truck related for sure. outside on storm team 4 radar, doesn't show clouds or

cold air. if it could it would be lit up with the misery index out there for today. 73 yesterday. 25 degrees colder now than we were yesterday afternoon. so a damp and chilly day outside today. tomorrow's going to be much the same. friday may about bit on the stormy side as warmer air surges back into the area. all anyone cares salve the weekend, and the weekend is looking better. so for the rest of today, 49 now. we'll get up into about the low 50s by 3:00 4:00 5:00 this afternoon and chances for rain come in after that. and then tomorrow once again, stuck with temperatures mostly in the 50s. the weather is finally starting to warm up. we love that. the flowers are blooming and all of those winter blues, they should be a ning of the past. right? believe it nort, this time of the year isn't always a welcome change. dr. joshua weiner is here to explain. good morning. nice to see you. >> too. good morning. >> we hear about seasonal effective disorder sad when it's winter and gloomy but spring

can cause these reactions too? >> absolutely. a lot of people associate cold weather with low moods. actually the springtime is the month and the months of the year april and may, have more suicides than any other times of the year. so it's surprising to a lot of people and it's not just in this area. this is worldwide. so the spring version, in the southern hemisphere same thing. you're going to ask, why, right? >> exactly. >> why is this? we don't know. that's really the answer. but it's a long-standing phenomena. has to do with a couple things. one is changes in the amount of daylight. people with bipolar disorder in particular toned to have a very difficult time with increase in light exposure throwing moods out of whack. the other thing, a lot of people are feeling better during this time of year. feel they're finally coming out, getting outside, feeling better. if you're not and you're feeling like hey, everyone else is cheering up around me but i still feel badly, then you're going to -- it's going to be mag magnifyied magnified. >> what can you do about it in

terms of preventing the problems before they occur? >> well so if you're one of these people who notices that every springtime you tend to have a rough period likewise for people with season's affective disorder. know every winter tends to be rufr for them do some things ahead of time. if you're on medication adjust or increase the doses of medication. for a shrt period ofshort period of time and back to regular doses or make sure in general it's incredible how important regular sleep is. sleep and exercise. so if you really prioritize those things during this time of year you're going to put yourself at an advantage and decrease the likelihood of things going poorly. >> all right. good to know dr. joshua weiner thanks for joining us. >> thank you. after the break, how teachers are taking matters into their own hands to get their cl

a warning right now about graphic video in this next story. you probably have seen or heard about it online at this point. this south carolina police officer is in jail right now for shooting and killing an unarmed black man. take a look at the video. you can see the man, walter scott there. running. running from the officer when that happened. michael slager charged with murder only after this video came out. now before that happened he said scott tried to take his taser and that he feared for his life. >> we've all seen the video, if there wasn't as video, would we yo the truth? >> somebody was watching.

>> has lay lou iallelujah. >> the victim's family member you heard from there. the city chief met with them. officer slager was with the department five years and could phase 30 years in prison if convicted. in addition to the family lots are reacting to the family. #walter #walterscott trending overnight. actor orlando sgroens the show "sleepy hollow" i will do everything in my power to make sure #walterscottsfamily gets justice. >> another quote writing, watching the video was horrible but i think the brave person who captured the murder is a here other and a godsend. end quote. on average teachers spend about $500's their own money every year to buy supplies for their classrooms. now a website is gaining national attention for helping to make learning a little bit more fun. tracie potts tells how to find a teacher in need where you live. >> hands on top.

>> that means stop. >> reporter: trying to quiet a noisy third grade class isn't easy. some kids can't concentrate. >> some of us can't hear very well. >> they really crave that intimate space, and a lot of times in a classroom i just i can't provide such an intimate space. >> turn and talk to your partner. >> reporter: this teach sir solicited $220 in donations on a website called donors choose for privaty screens and noise cancelling headphones to destroy distractions. >> it allows them to focus on their own work. prevents people from talking to them. >> reporter: the website helps, many schools can't afford new equipment. >> the extras really nice to have for students, including field trips and the things that kind of just make school fun for kids. and unfortunately, a lot of those have been cut. >> reporter: donations really help poor schools hit hard by the recession. >> one out of every five children sitting in a desk in a public school lives in poverty. >> reporter: donors choose

let's you pick a project to support like field trips science or math or use your zip code to find schools near you that need help. nearly 1.7 million people have contributed. >> okay go ahead. >> reporter: helping more than 14 million children learn. tracie potts, nbc news. and we just checked. donors choose dot org for praump praumps in our area dozens of requests for books, trips, electronics. posted a link on our facebook paper. how the website works. organizers bit materials and send it to the schools. they say 93 cents of every dollar donated goes directly to the teachers and the kids. and that sounds like a good place to sandy dollar or two. outside today if you're going to be outside, you need to probably have your warm jacket back on again. cloudy skies and chilly conditions out there. most neighborhoods now are barely at about 50 degrees. we'll inch up a couple degree

oevs the next couple hours. that's it. most of the rain stays away but the clouds stick around. and a chance for a few more showers after 6:00 7:00 8:00 here's 9:00 p.m. an opportunity for showers smack in the middle of the nationals/mets game. could be a delay or postponement of the game. know that if you're headed down to nats park. it ain't going to be pretty for boys the summer. seven-day forecast when i see you next. >> thanks. a look how much the lower gas prices have helped your

jooshgs landon doudwdy with your cnbc headlines. regular unleaded forecast to average $2.45 a gallon during the summer driving season. running from april to september. down from $3.59 last summer. mcdonald's is going upscale

adding siradd sirloin burgers fop for a limited time available tr later this month through the end of june. the latest attempt by mcdonald's new ceo to boost sags sales. with your cnbc headlines and i'm landon dowdy. and campaigning against jimmy callan louis ck. at the time head writer fear the dana carvey show." >> playing guitar with troll dolls singing songs about troll dolls and you'd sing and you're kind of like really -- you're like hey, okay. so here's a song about troll doll and then you're singing, and all the women on the staff, he has to be on nap dpi's going to about huge star and me and this guy dino writer on the show we're both like never. never him. never him. i will quit. i think i actually said, i will quit the show.

>> what? >> if you hire that kid. >> louis ck went on to say the reason behind his hatred that fallon was just too good-looking and didn't want to have to look at him every day he said. this morning we are getting a look at two apps that can help you avoid getting stuck in a massive traffic jam. the app, the company behind is said it predicts traffic times based on the world largest network of available data. set it up so the app tells when you to leave to appointments base based on traffic conditions. sig alert is another top free choice but only available if you have an apple phone. featuring a realtime traffic map, 24 17 speed/7 speed, and and construction coverage. showing only condition on your drive, can you personalize the app. >> so neat i actually just downloaded that see and if it

works today. got an appointment. >> get on my phone for me. you're so good with this inks will share the good news. while at it follow first 4 traffic on twitter for breaks news and traffic alerts.

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alarms in yo your home. it nine people in the county died so far this year. and pockets of drizzle this afternoon. a cluster of thunderstorms out here some of which are severe now in ohio and kentucky. that's about eight hour ace way from -- hours away from here. 7:00 to 10:00 this evening, more severe. cool stable air, nonetheless, rain chances increasing after the sun goes down this eve. chill damp showery the next couple of days. our best chance for actual thunderstorms, may be severe weather that comes friday afternoon. friday's highs near 80 degrees. once the front goes by the weekend is looking perfect. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s with full sunshine. >> chuck, thanks. >> can't wait for the sunshine. >> bring it on. that's it for "news4 midday." >> news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. we hope you'll join us tomorrow afternoon at

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