frederick burg cull pepper, me -- manassas too. the cooler spot will be in annapolis at 82 degrees. through the rest of the day we will have our temperatures in the morning in the 60s to low 70s for another couple of hours jumping into the 80s by noon then near 90 metro area by mid afternoon. so quite a warming today and the hottest day so far. a look at traffic early this tuesday. are we doing all right so far? overall, we're looking just fine this morning. first 4 traffic tracker is headed 95 southbound here in virginia. no problems here. everything looking quite good. flip around quite a bit to head northbound to see if we have any volume there. wide look over all, no major problems as you are t look here at the beltway. nice and green. a lot of that earlier roadwork clearing out of the way at the

5:00 hour. beltway at colesville everything looking good. don't have any major issues right now. keep your fingers crossed for that. 5:01 a lot of you are worried about making it to work on time this morning. if you have to take metro. yesterday was a long day filled with problems for a lot of you. late last night, track problems at metro center shut down the station just as the wizards game was letting out. earlier today there were major issues on the red, blue and silver lines. we're working to get in touch with metro officials to find out how things are going this morning. megan, how are things looking now? >> we're waiting for that official update at metro. we still have the gates closed. i'm at the g street g and 11 street entrance to metro center. about the last ten minutes or so they actually turned on the escalators but they have not

yet opened the gates and this station is supposed to open at 5:00 a.m. so what's going to happen here this morning? we're still waiting to see. d.c. government put out an alert last night saying that things were wrapping up and that the power outage situation was under control, but we are still waiting to see what if any, kind of impact we're going to have here this morning. yesterday was just a terrible day for folks who take metro. there were a variety of issues at a variety of different stations that happened through the course of the day. the metro center closing last night being one, but it was much much worse during the morning rush hour commute. that's when they had a situation of smoke in a tunnel between ross lynn and foggy bottom. they had to suspend service on the orange blue and silver lines while they tried to figure out that situation and get the smoke out of the tunnel. so that of course led to major, major problems during the height of the rush hour. it took them three hours to get things back to normal. we had crowded platforms,

stations a lot of confused people. folks trying to get on to shultz buses which were also very crowded. it was a rough, rough rush hour for people. the hope here is that today is going to be a better day, but we are still waiting to see the status of metro center and, of course we'll keep a close eye on it and let you know. fingers crossed but it's just unclear at this point. back to you guys in the studio. thank you. new video into the live desk, this after another major earthquake strikes nepal. at least four people are dead and take a look at this video. you can see many are still in a panic in the streets after a 7.3 magnitude quake hit near the chinese border. this is between kathmandu and mount everest. two other tremors followed. a 5.6 and a 6.3. damage reports right now very difficult because so much was destroyed when that huge earthquake rocked the nation back in april. more than 8,000 people died in that tragedy and more casualties

expected with this latest earthquake. we're going to break back in with any updates. it is 5:04 this morning. lawyers for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell head to federal court to fight his corruption viks d conviction. the hearing is expected to last about an hour. he was sentenced to two years in print for trading political influence for more than 16$165,000 in p gifts. d.c. police are looking for two persons of interest. they are calling it an assault with intent to kill. a reward is being offered for information about people in this video. lawyers for four of the six accused gang members on trial for killing a virginia volunteer officer asked the judge to declare a mistrial. the group is charge with killing kevin quick last february. yesterday, an fbi agent told the

court that one of the defendants obtained a list of jurors. that person allegedly contacted at least one of the jurors relatives. we'll find out whether the judge declares a mistrial shortly after court resumes at 8:30. if convicted, they could get life in prison. the national forum on youth violence prevention starts about 8:00 a.m. this focuses on reducing violence among kids through conversations about bullying gang violence and mental health. loretta lynch and earnie duncan are speaking. in baltimore, the u.s. small business administration giving out low interest low to help rebuild the worst damaged parts of the city. some orioles players are excited to be back home. the team returned to camden yard delivered a win in front of 20,000 fans last night. the o's had to play a game in

front of the empty stadium two weeks ago because of the protests in baltimore. the o's play again just after 7:00 tonight. a maryland teenager will become the youngest mayor in the state's history. he's too young to buy beer but brandon paulen will soon be sworn in as the mayor of indian head, maryland the home of 4,000 residents. the wizards have at least two more games to play if they want to move on to the nba playoffs. the team lost and tropd into a tie in its series with the atlanta hawks last night. wizards start john wal sat out again with that wrist injury. it's not clear if he will play in tomorrow's game with atlanta. he's got those five fractures.

did you see the jacket there? i've never seen a suit jacket like that. >> you've got to get out more. >> i guess so. he was entrusted with their safety but a landover teacher is accused of just the opposite. >> shocking allegations of sexual assault coming up. the head-on crash of a sheriffs deputy. and tom is predicting what could be the hottest day so far. he's back

a south carolina sheriff's deputy is thanking his lucky stars this morning. he escaped a terrifying head-on crash with only minor injuries. look at the car. this happened on friday. the driver of the other car is believed to have been drunk. that driver is okay but of course he's in a lot of trouble right now. a d.c. rabbi who secretly recorded dozens of women in a ritual bath wants community service instead of prison time. the attorney says putting his client behind bars isn't necessary. he pled guilty to 52 counts of voyeurism. each count carries up to a year sentence. he will be sentenced friday. 5:11 weather and traffic on the 1s i won't use the word

heat wave. it's going to be hot. >> approaching 90. that's pretty close, tom. >> yeah. we were in the low and mid 80s yesterday. for the commute, all green lights today. we'll have sunshine. you'll be driving into that this morning with drying roads. we'll be in the low 70s for most of the morning commute. afternoon commute, you have to have the ac blasting. it will be up around 90 degrees. and the pollen count is down. it is much lower than last week but it's still in the high range for trees and enough pollen around to make pollen angels. look at this pollen angel made on a deck in south mountain. this was posted on twitter. melissa, you want to make pollen angels? >> no thank you. that actually sounds quite terrible. got word from metro, the power outage at metro center has cleared. they are saying all nearby

streets have reopened and blue, orange, and silver all running on time. 270, no problems there. 66 headed into town headed out of the town not having any issues either. 95 northbound here in virginia, no problems with the first 4 traffic tracker rolling along quite nicely. it is a crime that could have you double checking your home security. how investigators say a rockville couple's killer got inside. the latest suv crash test results from ford jeep and

i'm angie goff with new crash test results just in and it looks like a lot of 2015 suvs

are faring poorly. out of seven mid-sized suvs, the nissan murano got a good warning. the ford flex is overall considered acceptable. as for the ones that didn't do so well, they include the dodge durango, jeep cherokee and hyundai santa fe got a marginal wrat rating. these results are based off of tests involving head-on crashes. the insurance institute for highway safety does these tests every year. montgomery county police say they know how a killer got into a couple's home. police say the killer got in through an open window. apparently that window was not broken but the latch may not have been locked. police have not said whether the

couple was targeted or it was a random act. >> being around on the streets in the suburbs, it's not something that you think, you know. it's something you think it would be a dream, you would wake up on mother's day. it's such a tragedy. they had volunteered at the national institutes of health. a couple accused of stabbing two people in northern virginia will be in court today. andrew and alecia schumhl were arrested. they have a preliminary hearing set this afternoon. it is another day of clean-up in van, texas this morning. official say they have accounted for everyone who was originally missing in that storm. the tornado drove 140-mile-per-hour winds into the town.

two people died. >> a twister started spinning our car around. lifted it up. flipped it over. about three or four times, and the tree landed on us. >> the tornado destroyed 100 homes and buildings. more than 1/3 of the town. the 95 and 4 the -- 495 express lanes are giving a lot of you better drives to work this morning. they found if you use the regular lanes you are also taking less time to make a trip and getting home faster than you were before the express lanes. in the day ahead, you can speak up about a proposed noise ordnance in fairfax, county. pet owners you will need to keep your pets quiet over night. that might be tough for some of you. here's a breakdown of the proposal. from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

pets cannot be heard inside another person's home. and trash trucks cannot be heard before 6:00 a.m. you will not be able to play outdoor loud speakers after 9:00 p.m. a hearing happened today. eating more like our mediterranean friends may help you live longer and improve memory loss. adding more olive oil and nuts to your diet may help prevent memory problems that come with aging. memory functions remain stronger in those eating the mediterranean diet rich in vegetables and antioxidants. increasing nerve damage may

be due to celiac disease. they are two and a half more times to develop nerve damage. those suffering with nerve damage should be tested for celiac disease. there is a new pen that will erase acne scars and more. it works by poking tissue with little needles. it will cause a smoother appearance within days and week. if you have deep scarring it may three to six months to see the results. i'm telling you the technology and everything is becoming easier and easier to try to get rid of all your issues. you might have. it's an investment though. >> that price tag, $500 $600. that's a lot of money. >> you could shave off a couple of years.

it wouldn't hurt. not you. when i say you, i mine the general collective -- i'm going to stop talking. hey, tom, with your forecast. >> that hole you are digging is getting deeper and deeper. this morning, we are starting off with a soft pink eastern sky. predawn sky. a promising look at the day ahead. we'll have quite a bit of cloudiness around. mostly cloudy sky with sunshine in and out this morning. by noontime it will be mostly sunny. temperatures will really jump. sunshine for the afternoon. temperatures with a blustery wind will jump to near 70 degrees. 60s in the shenandoah valley and the mound tas well. and by 8:00 this morning, the low 70s much of the region. by moon should be in the low and mid 80s. for your lunch hour you'll

notice the breeze is picking up as well as the temperature is up as well. by late afternoon, when you are heading back home you'll knee need the ac on. it will be up near 90 degrees for the first time this year. then a big change overnight tonight after as a northwesterly wind bring temperatures down to the 50s in the morning. beautiful day on thursday after a chilly start in the 40s. afternoon highs in the low 70s. still another beautiful day on friday. 50s in the morning, afternoon high mid 70s. low humidity in place from late today all through friday. on saturday getting a little more humid. if you have some outdoor activity plans might be dodging some afternoon thundershowers on saturday. monday partly sunny, back up to around 80 degrees. next weather and traffic on the ones coming up at 5:31.

your bus stop forecast for today, melissa has a new crash. brand-new problem here. this is 270 southbound here just under montrose road. this is perhaps a truck fire there in the southbound lanes of 270, off to the right. we do have that new crash that tom is talking about as well in clinton, branch avenue northbound at surratts road. a little bit of a slow count here. as far as metro goes we're going to have an update. metro telling us that power outage has cleared. nearby streets have reopened. blue orange and silver is expected to be on time. no major problems in 66 and 95. a lot of that earlier road work is now out of the way. back with more on this problem on 270 in the next couple of minutes.

two prince george's county deputies are on administrative leave following a deadly shooting. it killed lionel young. the deputies were chasing him who was believed to be a suspect in a domestic violence attack. he ran a truck into the two deputies vehicles. his friends and family are looking for answers. >> i was shocked to find out your family member has been shot. >> the deputies involved in the shooting are five and six-year veterans. it is 5:24 a teacher is waking up in custody today accused of sexually abusing a student. irwin mcgoo is facing charges of sexually abusing a minor. the incidents occurred between last september and january this year. he was arrested last year. a science and math instructor is

now on administrative leave. a new report says the department of defense is paying sports teams for military attributes. the website says the money went to 14 different football teams, including the ravens. it did not say whether the red scinds received money as well. big changes could be on the way for landlords and tenants in montgomery county. they are considering a new bill requiring annual inspections for all rental units. the bill requires county review of rent increases if they are more than 100% of guidelines. they have the option of renewing a lease for two years instead of one. advocates say this gives tenants more tablet. the owner of a colorado barbecue joint is feeling the heat after offering a discount

to white customers only. he's originally from mexico and said all americans need to be honored. white customers would get a 10% zoun on their meals. that promotion went viral. now he said everyone will get that discount. we heard that metro should be operating as normal this morning. megan mcgrath is gathering information this morning. a 7.3 magnitude earthquake has hit nepal. looking live outside this morning in d.c. 71 degrees already. tom is back with your bus stop forecast in your next weather and traffic on the 1s. your time right now is

live at the metro center station, things are getting back to normal this morning. just a few minutes after 5:00 the station gates opened. take a look at the video here. good news for folks who use this station because last night it had to be closed down completely because of a there were concerns whether or not this would impact the morning rush hour.

the station is open. we have normal operations this morning, but a lot of people hoping that metro has a better day today. it was a rough go yesterday. all throughout the course of the day, not just because of the power outage here last night, but during the morning rush hour they had some smoke in the tunnel between ross lynn and foggy bottom and they had to suspend service for three hours and that led to major problems during the morning rush hour commute. a lot of people inconvenienced. a lot of people hoping that things go better today. we'll be keeping an eye on it. back to you on the studio. thank you. our other big story this morning is the weather. it's going to be flat-out today. >> we have our latest forecast. good morning, tom. >> maybe the hottest day of the year so far, that's our hash tag for this tuesday. the remnants of tropical storm ana is spinning east of new jersey. that's what gave us the humidity yesterday. we're drying out now.

still a little bit wet on some pavement watch out for that this morning. they will be drying out throughout the morning. right now we're in the 60s to near 70 degrees. shenandoah valley and the mountains, near 60s there. at the bus stop you'll be comfortable in short sleeves between 7:00 and 8:00 in the upper 60s. 8:00 and 9, breezy winds, jump into the 70s by then. now we've got problems on 270, breaking news with melissa. we're talking about 270 southbound here at montrose road as you are passing the park pa tomorrow -- potomac area. branch avenue northbound here at clinton at surratts road, seeing three miles of back-ups

there. taking a look at the 95 northbound just after dale boulevard this morning, no problems. 66 in and out of town not having any issues eastbound or westbound. listen to our friends on w top when you head into your car. travel times in ten minutes. breaking news right now, usgs just confirmed that six earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 or higher have hit nepal since it was rocked by another major earthquake today. at least four people are dead and looking at this video here there's just panic in the streets. people were scared to go inside anywhere the 7.3 magnitude quake hit near the chinese border. this is between the capital of kathmandu and mount everest. people finding it very hard to tell what damage is new since there was so much destruction left by the huge earthquake that

rocked the area in april. that tremor killed more than 8,000 people. more casualties are expected for today's earthquake. we'll keep you posted with the very latest. four dui cases in fairfax coin have been thrown out because of problems with the patrol car video. it's an update to a story you saw first on news 4. take a look at this dashcam video after an officer pulled over a man for a field sobriety test. there is no audio on the tape and the officer conducted the sobriety test off camera. the man who was pulled over says he was shocked when the officer handcuffed him last december. >> i was speaking properly. i wasn't i wasn't falling. i did all the field sobriety tests well. basically it was my word against his and i had nothing to show. >> if you are not going to utilize the equipment, then you are effectively putting yourself as an officer at risk. >> the man's lawyer says three similar stops were conducted by

the same officer and a judge threw out those cases as well. a fairfax county police spokesman says while officers are urged to get video of field sobriety tests, they are not required. the man who tried to kill president reagan can soon learn whether he will be able to leave a mental hospital. john behind -- hinckley would live with his mother. today, president obama heads to georgetown university. his meeting with faith leetders and a bipartisan group of political leaders to talk about how to end poverty in u.s. >> it is sponsored by catholic leaders. they want to talk about what is the real impact of poverty in this country and how do you overcome poverty. the president is sitting down with this discussion group.

they are going to be talking about this issue. we've been digging into some of the numbers, particularly from the children's defense fund and the census bureau. the last numbers showed about a 14% poverty rate in this country, but when you break that down specifically when it comes to kids a lot of poor kids in our area. in fact maryland and virginia both rank in the top ten when it comes to percentage of poverty in d.c. there are 28,000 kids who live in poverty and according to the numbers, a lot of those kids almost half are in extreme poverty. their parents make less than half the federal poverty level. that's about $11,000 a year for a family of four. and right now, secretary of state john kerry is on the ground in russia. he is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin. relations between the u.s. and russia have tankd after a series of geopolitical spats. there is skepticism as to what

can come from the meeting. the state department says it's important to keep lines of communication open. u.s. senator indicted on 22 corruption charges wants his trial move to d.c. he says virtually none of the alleged counts happened in his home state of new jersey. he says the gifts were just between friends. a new poll shows the majority of people in new jersey who have heard about the charges think that he is probably guilty. but 2/3 say he should have a chance to clear his name before resigning. a man involved in a prior road rage attack on george zimmerenman may have fired shots at him. he's out of the hospital after being shot at in florida. this happened in lake mary north of orlando yesterday. zimmermann is the former neighborhood watch volunteer who shot and killed trayvon martin

in 2012. it's not known whether the man will be charged. no word on when construction will continue at a rockville warehouse after nearly a dozen oh workers got carbon monoxide poisoning. the workers were using gas-powered equipment inside the building without proper ventilation. crews will break ground on the $1.3 billion capitol crossing project today. the project creates 8,000 jobs. bring in $40 million in property taxes every year as well. that project includes five new buildings on three blocks above 395 near massachusetts avenue. tom brady and the patriots now planning appeals for the nfl's ruling on deflategate. brady was suspended four games, took away two draft picks.

two team employees under inflated nearly a dozen footballs during the championship game earlier this year. we'll break it down for you later once it's official. wreaking dsh. breaking news on the road. 270 southbound just a mess this morning, just after montrose road because of a truck road coming up. she's back the newly released video of bao bao as well as new information on a new baby panda. 5:38 the sun just starts to come up this morning, we could see our hottest day of the year so far. what do you wear? tom has that and

the giant panda cub at the national zoo shows us she can take a tumble and keep on going. we love bao bao, now the keeper has inseminated her mother. you can see all three pandas rotating among the three yards at the panda exhibit. wouldn't it be so great if we could have a baby panda at the zoo?

don't dress like bao bao today, it's going to be a hot one. dress like this young lady, short sleeves, short pants and have your sunglasses too as the morning clouds break up and increasing sunshine through the day head. right now it's rather balmy, 60s to near 70 degrees. look at our roller coaster temperatures over the next seven days. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up 5:51. breaking news with melissa. 270 southbound just after montrose road still having problems. not so bad coming down this point and past it. right at montrose we are slow because of this truck fire. 95 north in virginia taking a look, we're looking pretty good. 270 south, outer loop of the beltway overall, those roads

looking quite good this morning. 66 headed into town no problems, and 95 north you are only a couple of minutes behind from quantico. your kids might be forced to walk to school next year. the school system which is cutting back on the number of students who get to ride the bus. we're getting a better look at your commute of the future. the new proposed changes f

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welcome back at 14 before the hour. two men lured two girls away from school with promises of drugs and alcohol ask and had sex with them. this happened last month at the virginia lodge motel in route 1 in the alexanderia section of the county. 27-year-old julio velazquez is charge with rape in this case.

he and another man picked up the girls and had sex with them at the motel. we talk to a woman who asked us not to identify her. >> i find that very disturbing and upsetting. i've never heard of this happening here in this neighborhood. >> fairfax county public schools told the girls parents that they were absent. when they were asked where they were they told them what happened. a d.c. police officer will face a federal hearing for child pornography charges today. investigators say they found incriminating pictures on officer darrell best's phone. he he's accused of sexually assaulting two teenagers, one at a church where he's a pastor and the other at police headquarters. a former montgomery county music teacher is facing more than 100 years in print for sexually abusing students. lawrence joynes pled guilty to abusing 15 students. many of them first and second graders. this happened while he was a teacher at new hampshire estates

elementary school in silver spring. a federal child pornography investigation led to his arrest in 2013. in court yesterday he pled guilty to sexually abusing a stheven grader at eastern middle school starting in the 1990s. >> this man is a predator. he's been a predator tor decades. it's a shame, disgrace that he's able to remain hidden as many years as he was and to remain a teacher in our school system. >> joynes taught in the school system for 27 years. he will be sentenced in august. 5:48 right now. in your first 4 traffic, big changes like tolls and more lanes are coming to i 66. we told you about the improvements that could force dozens of families out of their homes. now we're learning leaders are revising the plan. what does this mean for you and those families? >> reporter: today we are learning more about this project to expand to widen and add toll

lanes to i-66. this morning, we are finding out that the plans have been revised and that fewer families will lose their homes because of this project. now, right now we are on 66 west near the fairfax county parkway. we're outside of the beltway, and traffic this morning, particularly on the other side you know starting to pick up and as you very well know traffic in this corridor is typically horrendous during the rush hour periods. v dot's plan to ease congestion is to widen this 25-mile stretch between the beltway and route 15 and hey market and had toll lanes. earlier plans called for the demolition of 35 homes and businesses. the latest plan reduces that number to 18. they were able to make some adjustments to this project and that more changes are likely so

they would like to hear from people public hearings are going on at the end of this month and the beginning of june and we will have those dates and locations for those public hearing on our website, nbc washington.com and as well as on the nbc washington app. back to you. your children may be asked to walk to school in you live in louden county. starting this fall the county will ask 1,000 students to walk to school or use anything other than a county bus. this is for students who live less than a mile to their school. that will bring the total number of students not offered bus service to more than 16,000. reining in the costs is a priority for the school board. if your students take a bus instead of walk just how safe is it? find out whether your kids bus stop made the list. that's coming up in five minutes. it's about 5:51 on this tuesday morning. tom is back here with us and

we're going to need the kids out in the short sleeves and short pants. >> yeah. >> i think they call them short pants. >> shorts. >> right, exactly. it's going to hit maybe 90 for the first time this year. if your car is parked outside, it will be roasting in the right sun. our average 90 degree day in washington is may 19th. we may get up to 90. right now, kind of balmy, we're in the 60s from the mountains all the way to the bay. a couple of spots on the eastern shore near 72. camp springs is where i visited week. the saint phillip the apostle school there. had a terrific time talking to all their students there. we filled the multipurpose room and talked about all different kinds of weather. i want to thank the teacher for the invitation to visit the

school in camp springs, maryland and talk to them about all different types of weather. wonderful time wonderful school. hour by hour today, we'll have some clouds around this morning, but then the cloud cover breaks up and by noontime we will soar into the 80s and peak near 90 degrees. that's near 4:00 5, 6:00 right around 90 degrees in the metro area. mid 50s tomorrow morning, a terrific change. roller coaster temperatures down we go. only back up to low 70s tomorrow afternoon. a bit of a blustery win later today. lighter winds, chilly on the 40s on thursday. mid 70s on friday. weekend, turns a little more humid on saturday and sunday. may get some afternoon thunder showers both of those days. coming up at 6:01 a look at

which neighborhoods will be hottest. a look at breaking news on the roads with melissa. what's going on. breaking news at 270 at montrose road still have this problem, headed southbound we have that truck fire. it is far slower than we typically see for this time of morning there on 270. also in clinton, branch avenue northbound of surratts road. left lane is shut down because of a three-car crash up there. branch avenue once you get to the beltway not having any problems there. wide look at things overall no major problems when you are taking a big look at the beltway. 66 headed into town pretty typical. back in ten minutes. a review by the news 4 i-team reveals more than 2,200 drivers in our area have been charged with ignoring stopped school buses. that's just in the past three

years. the i-team put under cover cameras at three of busiest bus stops in our area. drivers passed the buses even with children in the close proximity. >> did you see the bus? >> i see it. >> think about these numbers, between 2011 and '13, more than 800 drivers were cited in arlington and fairfax counties. most of those tickets were in fairfax. almost 950 drivers were cited in prince george's and montgomery counties. as you put on your make-up this morning, you may want to take a closer look at the label. so many products promise to improve wrinkles and uneven skin tone and erase dark circles and provide spf protection. the food and drug administration is cracking down on what companies can say.

>> what they may be buying may not be proven to do what they think it's going to do. >> tonight on news 4 at 11:00, with a rare sit down erica gonzalez learns of misleading marketing tactics that may have you paying more than you should. just in time for today's hot weather, starbucks introducing a new cool treat, sort of. landon dowdy is joining us live. >> they are rolling out a modest frapucino. and the tall version also. mcdonald's plans to revamp. they will simplify the drive through menu to help speed up the orders. mcdonald's will also boost the menu with items with $1.50.

they will sell fresh and frozen lemonade this summer. several d.c. council members will denounce the possible pepco merger. ex-elon is looking to buy them. they will be join by neighborhood leaders to oppose that merger. they will speak at 9:00 a.m. on the steps of wilson building. a new report says fairfax county fire department does a really good job protecting you and your family. they just received a class 1 rating. fairfax county has one of the best fire and rescue departments in the nation when it comes to response times, equipment, and trained personnel. fairfax is the first jurisdiction in the state of virginia to receive that designation. we have breaking news right now in nepal as that earthquake

earthquake-torn country is hit by another powerful quake overnight. 7.2 magnitude quake is being blamed on at least four deaths this hour. what we learned next at 6:00. 5:57 your time right now, a live look over the district this morning. 71 degrees already and we are going up much higher than that from here your latest forecast and the check on the roads when news 4 today continues

news 4 today after another powerful earth quick rocks nepal overnight. the 7.3 magnitude quake sent panicked people out to the streets. as you can see here what we're learning about the damage from the live desk. we're live in metro center with all the overnight developments. what you need to know before you leave the house. bracing for the hottest day so far, our warm morning is set up for a big heat wave in a hurry. tom is tracking the high temperatures and uncomfortable conditions you'll be dealing with today. >> the sun is rising and uncomfortably hot. right now, we've got a partly

cloudy sky. live view from our camera. right now, a mild 71 in washington down in the mid 60s. rest of those at 70 degrees and we're in the mid to upper 60s just about everywhere else in the region. humidity is still kind of high. here are where the neighborhoods will be hottest today. right in washington right around 90 degrees and around fredericksburg over to culpepper and up around 90 degrees. panhandle of west virginia up near the pennsylvania border upper 70s to near 80 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:11. weatherwise, it looks pretty good but not on the roads now. 270 southbound we have