woman hit his car. a passenger was also hurt in the crash. >> just because you want to be outside doesn't mean you can't watch us on the smartphone or tab let. >> absolutely. you should be watching at all times. no doubt about that. good news weather couldn't be nicer for first weekend in may. in fact, almost more like june than may as temperatures will be 10 degrees warmer than average. a look at the camera looking over the district into portions of brins goerges county. hardly a cloud to be found right now. we'll see a few fair weather clouds. but rain chances in the metro area down near to 0%. temperatures in the 60s. some spots like leesburg 60s, hagerstown 50, martinberg west virginia. planner for the rest of the morning rapid warm-up, upper 70s before noontime and high this afternoon into the upper 70s to low 80s. plenty of sunshine. not much of a rain chance just yet. there are chances for showers this week. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks, chuck.

now a story in baltimore. several people arrested overnight violated citywide curfew. our cameras capturing this. police arresting this man. protester started throwing bottles and officers sprayed the crowd with pepper spray. this man got hit with pepper spray and officers carried him to a police wagon. a new page in ball, prayer and peace that is what the governor is asking for today. derrick ward live in baltimore where the governor is starting the day at church with community members. talking about videos there, derrick, some tough parts of last night overnight last night leading into this morning. what is the feeling out there where you are. >> this is the process undergone or the city has to go through.

>> a relatively small group arrested for these curfew violations. you build that sort of thing into the curfew. that's why they are putting police out there in the first place. about an hour and 45 minutes, he will be at the catholic church in baltimore. you see a viable structure here but down the street a place in waiting. that's at the heart of everything going on. he's praying for healing. this comes about a week, tomorrow after there was an eruption. the healing began immediately after that. monday when the riots occurred as word of the death of freddie gray came out, the fact officers were identified. you've had rallies since then. they have been peaceful and

celebrate ory for the most part. the governor is calling this a statewide day of healing and day of prayer. that's what's expected. 10:45, another later this afternoon in his campaign in this city for peace, a peace which descended on the city already. a tenuous peace because people know they are waiting for the process to carry out, the justice issue and trials that happened. that could be a ways off. curfew remains in place calling for an end something to talk about with the governor. >> darrick, we'll check back with you later, thanks. >> we're working to learn updated condition of nypd officer someone shot in the head. two officers planned to question a man in queens when they fired a gun into his car. a bullet hit him in the head. rushed to the hospital and performed surgery a few hours ago. about an hour and a half after the shooting police arrested the

man they say shot the gun. >> when students return to howard high school tomorrow one of their classmates will not be there. he was killed in a car crash old frequent ricks road. he veered off and flipped over. last night students organized a vigil. police looking for a man they say sexually assault add woman in d.c. police say the attack happened early saturday morning. they say a woman walking on massachusetts avenue a little before 1:00 in the morning. she told officers a man attacked her and tried to rape her there. if you know anything about what happened, call d.c. police. right now work crews cleaning up that rubble at the watergate hotel. a structure is still shut down because of that parking garage that collapsed a few days ago. today rescue crews from d.c. will be working to find out if anyone died. they say they have to make sure nothing else collapses before they begin a detailed search for

victims." here are stories we're following in the week ahead. tomorrow the director of counter-terrorism will be in court. last month police arrested him and charged him with soliciting sex from a child. the man accused of killing uva student hannah graham will be in court. we'll tell you what happens because a judge will take his trial date at that time. northern virginia a little weird. the wait is over. duck doughnuts set to open at 6:00 a.m. known for made to order pastry. the favorite maple bacon. this the first bringing outer banks favorite to northern virginia. you can get the tasty treat on eldon street at the herndon parkway. >> such a big craze about cupcakes why not stick with the doughnuts. >> you can never go wrong. homer was onto something. >> improve the doughnut. look like you'll have to

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have to wait a little longer, a lot longer. i talked to people who were surprised to find the project pushed back a year. elizabeth in town from uk. she was not alone. she had plenty of bags with her. >> my husband, managing, got to -- two of us doing it. >> if you want to take public transit from dulles now, you have to get on a bus at the airport which cost take that to the silver line, then get on metro. this man in from paris going through that process. >> it would be nice to get off the plane, get on the train and not have to worry about the bus. >> it would, yes. >> even if work continues on next phase of the silver line the realistic opening date now late 2019 or 2020. stephen bailey not happen. he wants metro closer to his house. >> i was looking forward to herndon stop since i lived in herndon. >> environmental issues contributed to the delay. project leaders say they have to get it right. >> they have to realize we're building this project for a minimum 100 year design life.

>> setback comes at a difficult time for dulles, trying to gain as many domestic passengers as possible while reagan national's growth has exploded. the airport authority says tolls on dulles toll road will not increase because of this delay at least for now. buyer beware, for sale online can bring in big bucks but also bring risks. we're hearing from local moms. take a look outside, the sun is shining beautifully. how long, though is this warm weather going to last.

oh, yeah. a royal princess. london goes pink to celebrate the birth of the newest member of the lowest family. duchess of cambridge gave birth to a daughter. the new parents took their bundle of joy home a few hours after the birth. the princess is fourth in line to the thrown, in line behind her brother, george her father and grandfather. we're still waiting to learn the little royal's name. there's lots of bets on that. the city will light up in pink tonight. tomorrow westminster abbey will ring the bell in honor of her little royal heines. we're excited to know are you excited about the little princess? you can text this number or take

the survey on facebook. we'll have the results later in the show. many living in the districts are fighting for affordable fighting. dozens packed a local church to talk to city leaders at the annual tent town hall. this year focused on closing loopholes in rent control laws. tenants rights groups say d.c. has lost more than half its low cost rental units over the past decades. will allow tenants to appeal if rent sky rockets. news for your house, the story about liquid gold. we're not talking about actual gold but breast milk. on the open market it can sell for hundreds of dollars. doreen doreen doorreen gets ler tells us why. she produced too much after her daughter was born didn't want to let it go to waste. >> why not give it to someone who needs it. i was hoping extra income.

>> reporter: she posted an ad on only the breast.com, websites cropping up helping women sell or donate their breast milk. priced $2.50 an ounce with discount for local buyers. >> i don't drink alcohol. i don't smoke. i eat very healthy. i'm sure my milk is on the top shelf body. >> i would recommend you do not buy milk from strangers. >> a lacktation consultant at the breastfeeding center of greater washington. she says buying milk on the internet is risky. you don't know what the donner mother is putting into her body. substances like drugs and alcohol can easily be transmitted into breast milk even more alarming research out last month found 10% of milk samples purchased online contain cow's milk meaning human milk had been diluted. a separate study from 2013 found majority of samples tested caused disease causing bacteria.

>> how do you know what it is? there are no regulations. >> she says instead mothers in need should try breast milk banks where milk is pasturized to make sure it's safe. trouble is it's difficult to access that. only babies born prematurely or those that can get a doctor's note qualify. >> i looked if he milk bank and they were mostly for babies. with my daughter being adopted -- >> she adopted baby zoe last year. since she couldn't produce breast milk herself she went only to sites like this one human milk for human babies. she was looking for a donner who would give her milk for free. >> if you buy it online it has the ability to possibly be tampered with. >> after screening potential donors, she found a few that could supply her with enough milk to keep her baby happy and healthy.

alma says she was hoping to find someone like nicky but someone willing to pay. after sifting through dozens of responses to her ad, including potential scams and even men looking for breast milk for sexual reasons, she finally found the perfect buyer 10 miles away from her home in virginia. >> she can see me and ultimately my baby, which is so important. >> door even gentzler "news 4 today." >> if you're planning to share, look for someone you know like a friend or relative. a lot of debate during that story but this is a real thing. >> not everybody can make breast milk. some people want breast milk for their children. so it's good we have stories like that. >> absolutely right. >> here is a great transition, the weather. >> we're not going to do anything awkward. >> talk about ice cream day.

>> you get to ice cream. bright sunshine and plenty for everybody. perfect weather for ice creams or even perhaps a snow cone or two across the area. speaking of snow, just in case you're wondering if any snow left anywhere from the great white winter up north, one of my relatives in new hampshire sent me this picture. that is all still snow. as kelly would call it, snurt because it's durty snow. look at the size. you think that doesn't happen here anymore, wrong you are. this picture sent yesterday by susan o'brien, out near deep creek maryland western parts of garrett county. look at the snow, still out there on parts of the bunny hills. so this will not last long. that pile up in new hampshire will be there for weeks. around washington, just a few fair weather clouds outside and beautiful. warm-up under way. already up to 65 at national

airport. 65 dulles leesburg up to 70 degrees already. 69 in annapolis and 64 in huntington huntington. the avon walk in place girls run 5k run at 10:00 this morning. temperatures today going to be in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees for most of the day. no weather slowdowns for today or for tomorrow. there's a little chance for slowdowns coming our way as we head towards tuesday and wednesday afternoon, all part of a weather system passing well to our north. here is the area of low pressure now in eastern iowa. that's going across northern parts of great lakes and cool front that's going to trail down behind it will bring us a slight chance for showers as wets into tuesday and wednesday afternoon in the metro. but for today and for tomorrow, the only little tiny hint of a rain chance today and tomorrow is west of the blue ridge out in the mountains of west virginia. here is the way it looks on future weather forecast model.

there we go. low rain chances west of i-81. clouds bubbled up maybe one spotty shower in the high spots of western virginia but that's all we have for rain chances today and tomorrow. as we get into tuesday and wednesday the best chance. here is seven-day forecast, 82 today, 85 tomorrow. there's your rain chance both tuesday and wednesday afternoon. after that, we cool down just a touch. we're still going to be well above average. our average high 73 and every day on that seven-day is at least 7 degrees or more warmer than average. >> the 3rd day of may is over. still ahead major changes at the festival on the national mall. >> we'll show you what you won't see this year. don't worry the concerts will still go on. you're watching "news 4 today," 9:20.

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afterward. >> very cool. >> less than a month away this year the annual festival will be a little different. >> the festival moving from the area between 7th and 14th streets to occupy a smaller area between 3rd and 4th streets on the mall. that's not the only change. news 4 mark segraves has a preview of what we can expect with decades old celebration of world culture. >> one of the biggest changes this year for the folk life festival there won't be enormous tents on the mall that you're used to seeing. >> make changes because of new regulations, use of turf. >> those new regulations imposed by national park service out of a concern for wear and tear festivals have on the mall grounds. some big events have already decided to move to other locations something the folk life festival organizers also thought about. >> we considered it for a moment but the mall is really integral to the festival. it's our home. >> so the folk life festival will be on the mall but not like you're used to seeing it.

>> usually people come out, large performance tents where we have theater music dance. that will happen in other places on the site, but that large tent usually takes place in the center panel will no longer be there. >> because the tent won't be part of the festival, big concerts hel at night when it's not so hot. >> we will have wonderful music. people bring lawn chairs blankets. >> another change, most of the chibts on the side area of the mall and trees. instead of featuring multiple cultures this year will only have one peru. there will be something extra. this year the festival partnering with national museum of american indian where there will be no only more exhibits but marketplace where visitors will interact with hundreds of craftsmen and buy their creations. >> i don't feel like we're actually downsizing it in any way because we've got this beautiful museum we get to engage in as well. it will be very much folk life festival people know.

>> the folk life festival begins june 24th and runs through the fourth of july weekend. everything you need to know in washington. on the national mall, mark segraves, news 4. >> love, love, love this time of year. >> yes. great time. lots of events going on. >> we're looking at 9:27. >> following overnight developments out of baltimore. people arrested -- several people arrested hours after victory rally. >> commuter alert, two metros closed today. taking a look outside sun is

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the top stories this morning. in prince george's, a man died in a motorcycle crash, branch avenue and brandywine last night. maryland state police say anthony armstrong was driving the motorcycle north when a woman turning hit him. we're working right now to find out the condition of three people. the shooting happened on kenilworth near 48th street. police are looking for someone in a gold sedan. right now rescue crews are trying to find out if anyone died in the collapse at the watergate hotel. they are cleaning up the mess when the parking garage pan caked a few days ago. we're looking at 9:30 on the dot. time to head outside and check in with storm team meteorologist

chuck bell joined by adam. >> she said she liked your tie. >> we've got the best producers. said we wanted to go outside and we're here. >> take your jacket off. >> it's an outdoor jacket off kind of day outside today. beautiful weather on tap for your sunday. cookouts at your house. i'll bring the burgers. there's the view of the tower, couple of nearby neighbors, church and school on nebraska avenue. full sunshine over the presbyterian church and national cathedral looking down into downtown. what a great looking morning outside today. even across northern dominion airport planes taxiing around downtown. why would you fly out. where could you go with the weather this nice, 66 in maryland.

feels like sunshine. just a few fair weather cumulous clouds. that's it. not rainmakers dry around the metro area today. going out this evening, sundown at 7:02. temperatures should hold to 70s until at least 9:00. nice night to go outside and eat dinner if you're not going over to adam's house. back with the news and a check of your seven-day forecast in a couple more minutes. >> best thing, no humidity. >> take your jacket off. a citywide curfew. police arrested several people from violating the order. they were rolling as police arrested this man. he got hit with pepper spray after they started throwing bottles at police. officers carried him to a police wagon and then arrested him. for more than a week people have protested the death of freddie gray.

gray was hurt while in police custody and later died. maryland governor hogan will attend church in baltimore and he's asking for a day of peace and prayer following last week's violence. nbc reports how people are turning tragedy into hope. >> reporter: protests to street parties. in the neighborhood that less than a week ago saw violence and looting. this weekend dancing replachd -- replaced the demonstrations. >>ening there's a lot of hope that in peace we can seek justice. >> early saturday hundreds poured into the streets of baltimore making their way to city hall. >> justice is about fair dealing. doesn't have nothing to do with black, white, asian or latino. >> victory rally, some say it's too early to celebrate. >> we started this movement for freddie gray asking for justice. guess what, we haven't gotten it yet but the ball is rolling. >> rolling after the city's

top prosecutor announced charges for the six police officers involved in freddie gray's arrest 20 days ago. >> we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> of the six officers, the most -- the van driver faces the most serious, second degree murder. four are also charged with involuntary manslaughter three with false imprisonment and all accused of assault and misconduct. saturday's rally a peaceful demonstration. as curfew time passed, isolated scuffles with police. nbc news. social media helped baltimore police catch up for in the cvs fire 22-year-old bailey was charged with reckless endangerment. he cut the fire hose firefighters were using to put the fire out. the fire started after rioters looted the story in west baltimore and the hose lost pressure and firefighters had to pull back letting that building burn. of course this story has a lot of moving parts.

we're following latest developments on all of our platforms. be sure to download nbc washington app to find out when that citywide curfew will be lifted. new developments about the earthquake that shook nepal last week. rescuers say they found three more survivors. the death toll at more than 7,000 people and 14000 more hurt in the quake. they are banning big planes from the country's only interpret airport. the runway there is deteriorating. that will mean fewer supplies coming into the country even as u.n. says nepal will need more aid. a 10-year-old boy back home. jameson pollard went missing yesterday. virginia state police thought the boy was in danger. we're still working to find out where he was and where he was found and why they would report him missing. a chicago man accused of setting fire to air traffic control facility is facing federal charges. prosecutors say brian howard cut cable and set fire to facility's basement back in september.

the fire forced chicago o'hare and midway airports to shut down. you might recall that caused thousands of flight cancellations including here in our area. howard faces 30 years in prison if convicted. the owners of good stuff eatery in georgetown say it will be a few dayan open again. they are cleaning up from a fire right now. fire broke out yesterday on m street northwest. in this video you can see some of the windows are boarded up. told the fire caused some damage to the kitchen and sprinkler system soaked other parts of the building. that's going to have to be repaired. >> two stations closed on metro today. if you do ride the yellow line you can not use huntington or eisenhower station you have to take the metro shuttle bus to get there instead. red, orange and green lines delayed. trains running one every 15 minutes on those lines. for those of you who drive to work, take agood look five new cameras across d.c.

they are going to start taking pictures tomorrow. you not got get a ticket just yet. you will get a warning. that grace period ends after 30 days. for the first time ever 16 years old will vote in hyattsville, this week's city council election. they voted to lower the age back in january. thursday. find out more about plan to equip with body cameras. d.c. police want to know what you think about the program. if you're interested head to the wilson building at 2:00 thursday afternoon. >> on friday the man who landed his gyrocopter on the capital lawn could be back in the district. a preliminary hearing scheduled in the case against douglas hughes, the 61-year-old from florida is charged with violating national airspace for the april 19th stunt. looking at 9:37 on sunday morning. ahead, how one family is honoring their loved one who died while treating ebola patients in sierra leone.

>> plus another governor signed relig

a new religious freedom law in oklahoma protects right of clergy to refuse service. the bill says members of the clergy cannot be forced to perform marriages that violate their religious belief. the governor says the bill is an important measure to protect the constitutional and religious rights of oklahoma. the law hasn't caused any kind of backlash yet. >> the family of a doctor who died of ebola in africa is starting a foundation to honor him. dr. kahn's family lived in prince george's county. they held a ceremony to remember him in new carrollton last night. disrchlt kahn infected while helping patients in sierra leone. the family said they want the kahn foundation to help others who died like him.

>> we hope to initially help the families of health care workers. who perished during the epidemic. >> dr. kahn was leading fighting doctor fighting the disease in sierra leon. our wednesday's child a terrific and vivacious personality. kimberly. she's smart, 10 years of age, a lot of ideas about all the things she wants to do when she gross up. barbara harrison introduce us to this week's wednesday's child. >> i want to be a fashion designer, play musical, sing, dance model. >> as wednesday's child who spent most of her young life in foster care, kim has shown an amazing ability to stem the sadness of moving from home to home. a child with a wonderful zest

for life. that was obvious when they gave her a chance to show off for the camera. >> when i first walked out, everybody said wow, you look so pretty. i was kind of blushing a little bit. but when i got on the white walkway, i thought it matches my personality, not what you see on the outside. >> kim's social worker says she's a wonderful child. >> she's so expressive, so bubbly. she loves fashion. she loves dancing. she loves singing. >> and she says while kim loves playing dressup and modeling, she's a very good student. in fact she loves school. >> what is your favorite subject? >> math, spelling and reading. >> you're doing well in school. >> i made honor roll this quarter. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. it was a special day for kim and one we helped forever family and

the love kim longs for. >> well if you have room in your home and heart for kim, she is extraordinary. call special hot line adoption number 188 to adopt me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.c the time right now, looking at 9:43, news for your health. these babies are getting helped to breathe a little easier. high-tech tools making that possible. >> we are in for a beautiful sunny sunday. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell will let us know how warm either going to get today.

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we are working for you and your baby's health this morning in michigan, a new device could save infants' lives. erica edwards shows us how they are using 3d printing technology to help children breathe. >> this sound of baby garrett breathing pure bliss for his parents. >> yes. we love hearing him breathing. >> garrett was born with a rare condition that caused his airway to collapse. he was suffocating and had to be kept heavily sedated and on ventilators. >> these were the sickes children i've seen in my life. >> the doctor and his team in michigan developed a way to help garrett and two other babies who had the same condition.

they designed splints customized for each of their tiny trachea, built them with a 3d printer and surgically opened them propping up the airways. the 3d devices are 4d because they change shape. >> as the child grows, the splint is able to open up and allow for trachea to grow over time. as the child gets older yet, they no longer have the underlying disease. >> the splint made of the same material that made stitches dissolve. it, too, dissolved when the kids' trachea mature enough on their own. the inconceivable a few years ago. >> he is able to breathe on his own, something we didn't know if he would do. >> sit up and walk. esh, a edwards, nbc news. >> pretty remarkable. doctors say they are working to bring the device to the general

public and may have clinical trials scheduled next. got another remarkable one here. a 13-year-old maryland girl running again thanks to prosthetics company that helps amputees move again. the company held mobility clinic at george washington university yesterday. 13-year-old cancer survivor amanda merrill got to try out her new leg. the company designed her leg especially for high-impact activity. she says now she can play sports just like everyone else. the company holds these mobility clinics all around the country to provide sports prosthetics to amputees. >> i can play soccer and do things i couldn't do. >> yesterday was the first time she tried it. to come out here and run the way she did, it's very impressive. >> the company holds mobile clinics around the country. they provide sports prosthetics to amp toous tease.

great stories. >> not only cutting edge technology develop but the fact they are getting it for free. they can do anything. >> you can see the confidence coming right back to her, do from survivors to thriver because of things like this. >> you're a marathon runner. you see people all the time with that kind of thing. >> the most inspirational race. >> it really is. you see people wounded warriors with prosthetics out there. everybody collapse and cheers for wheelchair competitors. outside for today take your spf and head outside with the puppy dogs. enjoy a great day outside today. this guy sitting in the sunshine yesterday afternoon. so good he had to roll over and take a nap. out in the sunshine. thanks for sending on twitter.

@chuck bell 4 is my twitter handle. my dog likes to do the same thing. sunshine across washington area, 65 degrees at reagan national airport. there is a little bit of a breeze on front lawn of channel 4. winds today generally speaking on the west 5 to 10 miles per hour maybe a little breezier at times. not much of a wind to push things around today. 72 already in leesburg, gaithersburg an in the mid-60s. mid-60s baltimore, 70 in annapolis, shady side edgewater, mt. vernon beautiful weather to be outside today. spf 30 or higher. you will get burned for sure if you're not careful. you have to be sun smart. sun is not down until 8:00 this evening. satellite shows mostly clear skies. we'll pick up a couple clouds a few clouds bubbling up across shenandoah valley across winchester area. apple blossom continuing on. great weather for that. you can see a little chance for rain weight way out to the west.

that will be our next chance for showers as we come in here as we get into the day on tuesday and wednesday. for the remainder of the day, plenty of sunshine out there. could see an isolated showers in the shenandoah valley where you see clouds bubbling up. these are short-lived, five-minute rain chances. if you're worried, have storm team 4 weather app on the smartphone. keep the forecast and current radar picture right there in the palm of your hand. wash the car? absolutely. get the car wash. mainly dry weather for coming week. tuesday, wednesday's rain chances are not a guaranteed thing for everybody to get rained on. starting off tomorrow morning temperatures in the 50s to near 60 and tomorrow afternoon even warmer than today. i think the warmest day of the week is probably tuesday ahead of that little rain chance that comes in. tuesday and wednesday have a 30% chance of showers and that ripple goes off well to the north. once it goes away, the warm weather sticks around. bermuda high pressure is usually

what we talk about in the summertime. high pressure sitting over bermuda in the month of may. it will feel like the month of june. >> you know what that means. break out bermuda shorts. >> i never know where you're going with things. >> dirt than regularhow are they different from regular shorts. >> they are longer. >> high style. >> today you can go to a precinco de mayo festival on the national mall. this is video from the festival, family friendly event begins at noon. it will go on until 7:00 tonight. music, food, live performances, also a mexican market. sylvan theater at the washington monument. >> you can watch or participate in a unique event, running of chihuahuas. starts at 1:00 this afternoon. another cinco de mayo festival, food, drink dog racing. if you're interested metro to southwest waterfront 6th to 7th street southwest.

pay $20 and sign your dog up for a race. doesn't have to be a chihuahua. you could win, get this, $150. >> first prize. >> and they are off. >> you could make a buck today. >> do you think they have an advantage, dachshunds because they are lower to the ground. >> could be. re let's say this is your tv. and these are the channels you pay for with cable. maybe you're getting tons of science and animals,

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all right. you may never have heard of a twerking turtle before today. take a look. they rescued loggers head turtle. they named her miley because her rear end was gyrating. get it. she had an intestinal problem when they picked her up. she's completely health yrgs and back in the wild. go miley. the power of performance impacting people where you live. teens from various middle schools and high schools banning together to lift spirits in hospitals, nursing home and many other places. teen angel. project. you can check out at gala saturday mai 9th. they will be honoring a woman from silver springs.

she's an opera singer who performed everywhere from the pope to the kennedy center. pat collins will be doing the live auction. you can find more information about the mission teen angel project.org. it should be a lot of fun. >> looks like a great event. 9:57 this sunday morning. >> we are staying on top of overnight developments out of baltimore. paragraph we'll go to derrick ward in a second. in the meantime we'll tell you to go outside and enjoy the weather. in for a warm week. chuck bell will let us know

hope you're off to a great sunday. >> today is sunday may 3rd. we want to get straight to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell who tells us break out the bermuda shorts. >> that's right. you've got to find a reason to get outside. >> absolutely. only knock is pollen count remains high. take allergy medicine before you head out. from the harbor camera capital