ff to our warmest morning yet. we've got a dreamy yellow moon floating in a lavender sky in the western sky. a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. it will be sun rising shortly. there's a live view from the tower camera looking east. sun rise is at 6:06. a mild morning and thundershowers this tuesday. this warm pattern will be continuing for next several days. right now, we are hovering low 60s. nearby suburbs in montgomery prince george's county mid 60s, low to mid 60s in much of fairfax county. rest of northern virginia now, it's near 60 degrees, ma nanses down into the mid 50s. your walk to work forecast what to wear for this tuesday next. now melissa as a look our our traffic on tuesday. i want to give you an update on this virginia 95 northbound

at route 234 crash. this is a two car crash. 66 headed inbound near the fair cox county -- fairfax county parkway looking good. volume pretty light for 6:00 a.m. wide look at thing overall, no major issues as you are taking a big look at the beltway, beltway at saint barnabas. the news 4 i team has learned a former fbi agent was arrested after trying to get on the grounds of the cia tunisia davis will appear in court today. according to records, before going to virginia she drove to the nsa headquarters in maryland. kristen wright live in alexanderia now with more on the threats she made. >> reporter: that former fbi

agent tunisia davis will be in federal court today after causing security scares at both the cia and the nsa according to court records obtained by news 4. davis recorded video on the day of her arrest showing her driving through d.c. it appears she posted the video to facebook some 40 minutes before she was arrested at cia headquarters. according to those court documents, davis first drove her car to the front gate of the national security agency in maryland last thursday and was turned away. court records show next she drove to the main gate of the cia in langley, virginia and drove past an officer trying to stop her. another officer had to physically stand in the vehicle's path. we were first to report that after handcuffed she reached with her free arm toward an officer's gun belt. she was stopped and taken into custody. cia investigators say davis who was an agent from 2004 to 2010

told agency police if she could have reached an officer's gun, she would use to kill everyone around her. that is a quote from court records. davis is also accused of saying the cia could be bombed. according to those court filings, davis is scheduled for hear daryg -- her hearing today and is scheduled to have a mental evaluation. 6:03 is your time right now. today, the man charged with murdering a university of virginia student is expected to appear in court. jesse matthew has a status hearing scheduled in ablemarle county. we're expect being the judge to set a trial date for the hannah graham murder case. she disappeared in september in charlottesville, her remains were found weeks later. a d.c. police officer will face a judge accused of sexually abusing teenage girls. three victims have come forward

accusing 45-year-old darrell best. one victim she's assaulted inside police headquarters and another said inside a church where he was a pastor. prosecutors say he was demoted in 2008 after two incidents of sexual misconduct. you may soon be paying a tax on ecigarettes if you live in montgomery county. council members are considering a 30% excise tax. the revenue would support schools, first responders and other county programs. you can weigh in at a public meeting tonight. one school in potomac, maryland won't be opening this morning after a fire. all ap calculus students do have to be at school this morning by

7:45. five minutes after the hour now and today we expect former arkansas governor mike huckabee to declare he is running for president. he's been courting iowa voters in recent years. his caucus win in 2008. some of the biggest republican stars haven't declared yet. in less than an hour you can take your 16-year-old to vote in hyattsville before taking them to school. it's the first time they will be able to vote in municipal elections there. the mares office and five council seats are open for office. the polls open at 7:00 this morning and close at 8:00 tonight. we know a lot of you will be glued to your tv tonight to watch the wizards playoff game. the team is facing the atlanta hawks on the road. they haven't lost a game in the playoffs so far on fire. go wiz!

the capitals play tomorrow now with a 2-game to one lead. they will be at the verizon center. if you want a tick it will close you to $100 on line. a southwest airlines flying touching down at the wrong airport. it made headlines. we're learning there were several more instances of mistakes like these that put passengers at risk. what the ntsb is blaming for these slip-ups. putting off a decision that could impact your utility bill. why a vote is being delayed. another warm day on tap but these potential thunderstorms to the west of us that could be the story in the hours

a transportation watchdog group is making a second attempt to block the csx tunnel project in southwest d.c. a judge recently block the group's first motion last month. he ruled that the project is in the best interest of the public. the committee of 100 now appealing that ruling. the group is concerned about the environmental impact of the project. csx wants to rebuild the tunnel to make it easier for freight and passenger trains to move in and out of d.c. maryland regulators are once again delaying a final vote on proposed merger between exelon and pepco. the deadline was extended to next friday. d.c. regulators haven't approve the $6.8 billion merger either. if approved it will be become the largest utility company in the mid atlantic. credit ikeds -- critics say it will raise your power bill.

just in time for the sunrise you see behind us it's a beautiful image, isn't it? >> it really is. it looks like it's going to warm things up too. >> we're going to show you chuck bell. whatever that's worth. >> wow, chuck. i was going to say speaking of beautiful images. >> i was busy filling out my employee of the month forms. we will not be putting aaron gilchrist on. what i can say is the setting nearly full moon out of the in western sky. out in your way outside, you should plan on a mild start to the day. short sleeves is about all you are going to need have your umbrella ready to go. rain chances are 60% later on today. you'll need both the sunglasses and umbrellas ready to go. on your walk out the door this morning, mild and dry and temperatures in the 60s. you may be jumping over some

puddles later on this afternoon. man, do we need the rain to help wash some of the pollen out of the air? it's tough. tough out here. new problem in prince george's county. this just popped up. a disabled truck blocking the left lane. indian head highway at fort washington road. we're starting to see a slowdown there as you are headed in northbound there. 95 northbound at 234 in virginia there, we still have that right lane blocked because of that crash. 270 no major problems. 66 into town no issues. 95 north because of that issue, quantico to the beltway slowing you down 15 minutes. listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car. the issue that has the last among cities around the world. new details outside that

controversial free speech event in texas. who is taking credit for the attack and what

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new details this morning about the attack at a controversial art exhibit near dallas. isis now says it was behind the shooting. two men opened fire on a security guard outside of an exhibit featuring pictures of the proceed fet mohammed. please then kill them both. pictures of mohammed are offensive to muslims. this is the first time that isis claimed responsibility for an attack in the u.s. today, you can talk about the attack in our area and the questions raising about free speech. there's a forum at the heritage center at 10:00 a.m. jim carfano will be the host. he says the issues need further discussion. >> there's clear issues about how you talk about religion and security in public places. legal experts say it's highly unlikely texas authorities will charge the organizers of that art exhibit with anything. we are working to find out

why a woman rammed her car repeatedly into a calvert county sheriff's deputy's car. this quail drive yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's office says the first impact sent the cruiser through a friend. then the truck hit the cruiser again, sending the car backwards down an embankment. you can see the after math of the crash. the deputy shot at the suspect through the windshield of his cruiser. she was not hit. the woman did try to get away but a bystander helped the deputy arrest her. happening today, testimony is set to resume in the boston bombing penalty trial. yesterday was the first time that dzhokhar tsarnaev showed emotion in the courtroom. his aunt was testifying. cousins told the jury that he was close to his older brother tamerlan. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. today, the new york city police department is mourning the death of an officer.

fellow officers saluted the ambulance carrying the body of brian moore. he was shot in the head in queens on saturday. ests shot -- he was shot when he approached a man suspected of carrying a gun. fallen first responders will be honored today at a mass in the district. local, state, and federal units will gather for a procession ahead of that mass. the procession starts at 10:00 a.m. at 10th and g streets northwest. the mass starts just after noon today at saint patrick's catholic church. a mother says she won't send her 13-year-old back to school until she knows she's safe. a group of girls attacked her daughter as she walk home from lake ridge middle school last week. prince william county school officials say they plan to meet this week with parents about that attack. the 13-year-old victim has not been back to school since that incident last wednesday. her mother says she warn the

school weeks ago about threats against her daughter at school and on social media. >> i was assured by the school counseller and vice president that if they were going to -- vice principal, if they were going to do this they would have already done it. i won't send her back until i'm sure the situation is taken care of. >> the school is taking the situation very seriously. rescuers are looking for another 200 people presumed dead in nepal. search teams say a mudslide totally buried a village where some of the people lived. some could be tourists. 60 bodies have been recovered so far. a sobering new report shows d.c. has a long way to go in preventing infant deaths. the report from save the children says d.c. has the highest infant mortality rate among the 25 wealthiest capital cities around the world. the report also found that babies in d.c.'s poorest neighborhoods are ten times more likely to die than babies in d.c.'s wealthiest communities.

d.c. has made progress overall though in the past 15 years. the infant mortality rate has gone from 15 deaths to just over six deaths per 1,000 births. virginia's attorney general says the state's existing abortion clinics should not be bound by strict new building standards. mark hairing issued a new opinion yesterday. he said they should be grandfathered. the exact opposite ruling was issued in twelve when the republican attorney general was in office. this may make you a little unsettled if you have a vacation coming up. ntsb report found that five u.s. aircraft have landed at the wrong airport since 2012. you may remember this scene hereafter a giant cargo plane landed in kansas. last year a southwest plane

landed at the wrong airport in missouri. all the mistakes happened when there were two airports close together. the faa should not clear planes to land until they are sure they are on the right course for the right airport. spotsylvania county officials could decide whether to back the bonds to build a new stadium. it would be in the area south of the car max and the southpoint ii car center. you can voice your opinion about this new stadium at a public hearing tonight. it starts at 6:00. keep an eye out for coyotes. john marcus saw one sitting next to his cat in bethesda maryland. a few weeks ago a woman saw one in her backyard. there's also been a siting on bethesda row. if you see a wild animal that

appears to be sick and zbrifs with -- aggressive and be sure to call 311. do not approach it. we've got some storms head thd way, right, tom? >> maybe this afternoon. right now, it is a beautiful morning. look at the eastern sky. live view from our tower camera. we've got the eastern sky on fire a flaming orange sunrise under way. a sun coming up in a mostly clear sky and sunrise was at an early 6:06. right now trkses our warmest morning so far. low to mid 60s in much of fairasm county and lowden county. now for the commute today, drive time no problem for morning and midday but afternoon, caution for some of those thund are showers that may be rolling through between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. we'll have dry pavement for the morning commute with temperatures in the 60s to near

70 and lots of sunshine and then during the afternoon, some roads wet. not all roads. we'll have scattered thundershowers rolling through again between 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. near the metro area. highs reaching mid 80s by mid afternoon. we'll have our temperatures holding steady here through the afternoon, up around 80 degrees. right now, we're in the 60s, so as we get into the next several days we'll have this warm pattern continuing. in fact our warmest day may be mothers day when it's going to be into the mid to upper 80s on mothers day this coming sunday. and next weather and traffic on the ones a look at the new hour by hour timing just coming in for those afternoon storms. that's at 6:31. now, melissa, what's happening on the roads? >> 95 northbound here at 234, hoping they zoom out here in just a second so we can see some of these delays but that is the crash there in the center of the roadway. it looks like it's not causing too much of a problem when you are close but as you back up a

bit, you can see we have some volume here heading northbound at 23. hopefully they will pull away soon. indian head highway at fort washington road we have that left lane blocked there. that's a disabled truck there. wide look at things overall, no major problems when you are taking a big look at the area here. in the outer loop here headed down our first 4 traffic tracker on the way to 95 in virginia to show us a little bit more driving and overall travel times looking good in maryland. your car is in and out of the shop and you haven't had it that long. you are convinced it's a lemon. after a number of viewer emails consumer reporter eric gonzales is looking at what exactly is a lemon because it's different in every state. we also want to know what you can do about it. tonight on news 4 at 5:00 we'll show you where to go for help

and it won't cost you a dime. medical officials say a silicon valley ceo died after hitting his head on a treadmill while he was exercising on vacation. david goldberg is the husband of coo of sheryl sandberg. he's also the ceo of survey monkey. a spokesperson for the mexican government it appears he lost his grip on the treadmill railings and fell bakeds and hit his head. the u.s. consumer safety commission says they are the most common injuries reported at emergency rooms nationwide. 460,000 people went to the hospital for equipment-related injuries. 32 had serious injuries and died. nearly 20,000 people suffer from treadmill injuries every year

including thousands of children. do you have a sleep walker in your family? there's a new study that suggests it may be genetic. i a new new study says kids were three times more likely to sleep walk if one of their parents did. taking steps to ease potential tensions between police officers and people in the district the changes aimed at making the city's police department more transparent. a live look at raegan national airport this morning where that first bank of flights this morning is taking off. flights like those are frustrating d.c. residents. why they claim the faa is ignoring the problem. a bit slow people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve.

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could bring us some thunderstorms by this afternoon. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kiereen is here with what you can expect. >> we are getting some thunders a a little bit ofnear chicago. it's open track to get closer to the metro area. this is later on this afternoon. we'll be fine between now and early afternoon. lots of sunshine. then by around 2:00 this afternoon, that's when we'll see some thundershowers begin to develop, shenandoah valley and track east into the metro area between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. another line of showers and thunder showers after that around 8:00 this evening. it's going to be up around baltimore. #warmest morning yet, we've got temperatures in the low to mid 60s in the metro area this morning. you can go sleeveless. next weather and traffic, look at your neighborhood highs

today. >> chopper 4 looking down on a very big backup right now. take a look at this. this is an earlier crash. we're seeing some volume there. 95 southbound in wood bridge not any problems headed southbound there. 70 east at 29 there, we did just get this accident reported. sounds like it is crash with injury off the right side of the roadway but we are seeing some slow downs eastbound as you are approaching 29. 66 the whole way in you are a little bit slow. overall, prince george's county no problems at all. 95 in maryland bw parkway and everything looking pretty good. we'll have some travel time for you coming up in anyone's minutes. i'm angie goff with this breaking news out of montgomery county. we know they are on the scene of a fire at the bed, bath and beyond. this is in germantown on middle

brooke road. we're hear all the employees were able to get out. everybody is safe. nobody hurt. smoke coming out of the building. the fire starting in the office area of the bed, bath, and beyond. we know the sprinkler system went off and that helped control the fire. no word on what caused it to spark. activists in baltimore demanding police drop charges against hundreds of protesters. here you can see the group baltimore bloc disrupting a city council meeting yesterday. protesters were unfairly forced to spend extended time in jail after violence last week. a judge up held the order to keep them behind bars while they were being processed. a report of another police shooting in the city is not true. according to nbc news police initially said they shot someone

at the intersection near pennsylvania avenue. police later said they did not shoot anyone. a man that they were looking for dropped a gun there. that gun fired one shot. it did not hit anyone. 6:33 now. the d.c. council could make some big changes to the rules for d.c. police. they are zutsing -- discussing a new bill about reforms today. megan mcgrath is outside the wilson building to tell us what's included in the bill. >> reporter: council member mary chase says the bill is not in response to the civil unrest seen in baltimore. it was in the works prior to that. the recent events show the need for such reform. now the bill which is being introduce the later on today will narrow the definition of assault on a police officer. right now, chase says that the definition is simply too broad. that nearly any encounter, like a protester stiffening to avoid being handcuffed could be called assault. the bill would change the

definition so it would apply to people who deliberately assault an officer. the bill would also provide more information to d.c.'s office of police complaints. information on the use of unnecessary and excessive force, the number and types of complaints the resolution of complaints filed, that sort of thing. there would also be changes in procedures for eyewitness identification. so that officers are less likely to influence witness accounts. that bilk introduced before the council later on today. and something we will continue to follow. from the wilson building megan mcgrath news 4. transit police have arrested a 19-year-old in connection with an assault two weeks ago. they took elijah smith into custody last night. police say he is the man on this video who spit at and punched an elderly man on the escalators at the station. he will charged be charged with felony assault. president obama expected to nominate the next chairman of

the joint chiefs of stuff. we're told general joseph dunnford will get the nod there. he is expected to be confirm. neighbors of raegan national airport not happy with the noise levels there. tonight, you can have your say at a meeting hosted by a member of the faa subcommittee. the meeting being held at the palisades rec center from 7:30 to 9:30 tonight. lawmakers want the governor of maryland to give the purple line a green light. the purple line is a 16-mile light rail line that would run between new carolton and bethesda.

projects are under review by the maryland transportation secretary. another high profile security incident in our area sparking new concerns this morning. this latest incident involves a woman who used to work for the fbi. what she's accused of doing that landed her in jail. >> still have these slowdowns. 95 northbound near prince william parkway. a look from above coming up plus making sure you make it home safely if you enjoy your cinco

in the day ahead, the president will host a cicno de mayo celebration at the white house. he told group about a lack of progress on immigration reform. the president has issued executive orders for children who were brought to this country

illegally. congress has yet to pass immigration reform legislation. sober ride is offering you free rides to get you at home on this cinco de mayo. you can get up to a $30 fare for free. nationwide more than 40% of traffic deaths on may 5th involve drunk drivers. take a look at our forecast. a nice day ahead. >> chuck bell is outside on the storm team 4 weather deck looking quite daper this morning. >> see how he was making up for the last time check. >> you are too kind. you are so nice to me aaron. i appreciate that. it's a beautiful morning to be outside. no jackie required for early morning plans this morning. temperatures are already well into the 60s. highs later on this afternoon, another big warm up. 84 today for a high today in manassas and cull pepper.

>> let's jump into first 4 traffic. >> 95 just north of route 1, take a look at that. we have the left lane and shoulder blocked because of some sort of response perhaps a crash there. chopper 4 over 95 northbound at prince william parkway e we have a four-mile backup from an earlier crash. travel times in maryland looking pretty good. top of the parkway is typically slow. 95 north from quantico to the beltway taking an extra 15 minutes. it's probably no surprise to any of us driving in d.c. can take a toll on your car and your sanity. a new report ranks our misery to those in other cities. we'll show you how we stack up. changing the food you eat at

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16 before the hour and right now an i team investigation is uncovering a security scare at the front gate of a top secret high profile government facility in our area. what a former fbi agent is accused of doing that landed her behind bars. first, your weather and traffic. >> it is our warmest morning yet. live view from the tower camera.

beautiful blue sky at dawn on this tuesday. temperatures in the 60s now. we will be near 70 by 8:00 a.m. hitting mid 80s this afternoon between 2:00 and 6:00 a few thundershowers will be moving through. 95 northbound prince william parkway we've got a four-mile backup. brand new crash taking up the left lane and left shoulder. it is slow on 95 in virginia. a former fbi agent was arrested after trying to get on to the grounds of the cia. tunisia davis will appear in court today according to court records, before going to virginia the former agent drove to the nsa headquarters in maryland. news 4 kristen wright is live in alexanderia with more on the threats she made against the cia. >> she will be here in federal court this afternoon after causing security scares at both

the nsa and cia. according to court documents obtained by the news 4 i team she recorded video on the day of her arrest showing her driving through d.c. it appears she posted the video to facebook 40 minutes before she was arrested at cia headquarters. according to documents, she first drove her car to the front gate at the national security agency in maryland last thursday and turned away. next she drove to the main gate of the cia in langley, vax, she drove past an officer that was trying to stop her. after she was handcuffed she reached with her free arm toward the officer's gun belt. she was an agent from 2004 to 2010 told agency police if she could have reached the gun, she would use it to kill everyone

around her. she's also accused of saying the cia could be bombed. according to court filings, she's scheduled for a mental evaluation. her hearing this afternoon is on a charge of assaulting a police officer. back to you. thank you. >> davis's arrest comes after a series of high profile security incidents in the last five weeks or so. on march 29th nsa police shot and killed 27-year-old ricky hall when he drove a stolen suv toward the gate. on may 29th police say ronald anderson shot and killed lawrence butler during a kidnapping. april 15th a florida mail man flew a gyrocopter on the grounds on a protest. some have said hughes should have been shot out of the sky.

as we mentioned the former fbi agent should appear in court today. we'll post any updates on the nbc washington app. a university of virginia murderers hearing is held today. we're expecting the judge to set a trial date for the hannah graham murder case. her remains were found weeks after she was appeared. three victims have come forward accusing 45-year-old darrell best. one victim says she was assaulted inside police headquarters. another says best abused her inside the church where he served as a pastor. prosecutors say best was demoted from sergeant in 2008 after two incidents of sexual misconduct.

former arkansas governor mike huckabee is making it official today. he's expected to announce he is running for president. he has a lot of name recognition. he won the 2008 iowa caucus and hosted a show on the for which news channel. questions about hillary clinton's email and her family's foundation are putting a dent in her public image. that's according to the latest poll. her unfavorable rating has ticked up six points since march. she still has a higher rating though than all of the top tier republican candidates right now. she's also still beating them in hypothetical match-ups. only 25% of voters say she is honest and straightford. right now, secretary of state john kerry is in the middle of an historic trip to somalia. he is the first top u.s. diplomat ever to arrive in

somalia. arrived to show solidarity with leaders there. hillary clinton could soon be under oath and fielding questions from lawmakers. she has agreed to testify at a congressional hearing this monday on transparency on her email practices and on benghazi. you may soon be paying tax on your ecigarettes if you live in montgomery county. they are con adding a 30% excise tax on electronic cigarettes. you can weigh in on the debate during a public meeting tonight at the county office building in rockville at 7:30 p.m. major changes are in the works in panera. we have more. >> panera bread plans to cut at

least 150 artificial ingredients on its menu. it's responding to changing consumer taste. they will eliminate items such as fat substitutes and preservatives used in everything from deodorant to e cigarettes. the changes will apply to soups, sandwiches and salad dressings but artificial ingredients will remain in some items such as soft drinks. the caps and the wizards are both leading in their playoff series. how about that? d.c. rising. if you are caps fans you can get tickets for tomorrow's game for $100 on line. probably go a lot higher than that on those tickets. you can be sure the verizon center will be rocking. the red. the crowd helped cheer the team on to an intense 1-0 lead nothing to take the two games to one series lead.

the caps have never gone beyond the second round since alex oveshkin joined the team. we're keeping an eye on the forecast. my eyes are sore from all the pollen. the pollen count at its highest count so far. yesterday, it soared to nearly 1,500. it was mostly tree pollen. you can feel it has jumped dramatically. it's jumped five times higher than it was last week. temperatures are mild. it's our warmest morning yet for the season. we're in the low to mid 60s in the metro area and nearby suburbs in the bay. sun climbing higher. we'll be near 70 by 8:00. by noon it will be in the upper 70s, just a few high clouds coming in. then during the afternoon, generally between 2:00 and 6 p.m. that's when we get some

showers rolling through. these likely not severe. just some passing thundershowers and maybe a little bit of lightning. it will have a low impact as they move on through. some roads wet through the afternoon commute and into early evening we'll see them disappear. tomorrow up near 80 and afternoon thundershowers. on thursday partly cloudy a bit cooler. highs in the 70s. a beautiful day. on friday we heat up again. the warm pattern continues into the mothers day weekend. the warmest day may be on mothers day on sunday. it climbs into the upper 80s. next chance for showers is monday afternoon. breaking news. virginia 95 northbound we have several different crashes causing big backups. we are just jammed northbound. 95 north of route 1 had this crash off to the shoulders.

i'm hearing in my here, northbound at stafford a brand new crash there. red line delays to shady drove just popped up as well. 270 southbound here at montrose road. labor of volume there, down to the spurs. 66 inbound as you are approaching the beltway. same thing when you are looking at 95 and bw parkway. a lot happening, especially 95 in virginia. thank you. it's 6:54 right now. while we're talking about driving, driving in d.c. is not for the faint of heart. there's some research to back that up. nerd wallet says d.c. is the second worst city for drivers in the entire country. boston came in first. los angeles, miami and chicago round out the top five. things like road congestion

safety car insurance costs and parking available were taken into account. one school in potomac, maryland won't be opening. if your parents -- if your child attends connelly school of the holy child won't have school today all ap kal can you clus -- calculus students have to be at school at 7:456789. what will you do when you are not president? >> i was thinking you and me we could play some domino's together. >> dominos. >> letterman is set to retire later this month. president obama finishes his second term in january 2017. >> time to look at the 4 things you need to know.

former arkansas governor mike huckabee is expected to announce he's running for president. he's entering with a lot of name recognition. police arrested a 19-year-old for soughting an elderly man late last month. elijah man is accuse ds of punching an erlederly man. and new rules for assaulting police. >> a former fbi will appear in a virginia courtroom after trying to enter a cia facility. open toe shoe today. passing thundershowers between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. rolling through. some brief flashes of lightning and downpours. 95 northbound at virginia prince william parkway.

crash has gone four mile crashes. 95 northbound still slow in that area. thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. we thank you for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. until then have a great day.

. good morning. breaking overnight. isis claims responsibility for that shooting in texas at an event featuring controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad in what would be the first attack by that terror group on u.s. soil. the families of the two gunmen are speaking out. exercise accident. the husband of facebook coo sheryl sandberg died after collapsing on a treadmill. the tributes pouring out over his life including one from president obama. rising threat. torrential downpours in texas. triggering evacuations and floods. al says more rain is on