where the water comes up over the road and p witnesses said that they saw a car go down into the road into the water area and didn't necessarily see it come back out. so they called the police just to let them know that they saw a car go down there. the police have been doing a search to see if they have able to find the car. the car may have made it all the way through. nonetheless, they have got the road closed here and we've got the dive rescue team out here in case they become needed and reports are also that we're going to be using a helicopter to see if they can spot anything from the air now that we have daylight here upon us. heavy rain here late last night. this is one of places that always floods so people are very familiar with it and as a result somebody said they saw a car go down into the low spot. they may have made it out on the other side. they just don't know. they call the police and they are doing a search hopefully to find nothing. nonetheless, they are keeping a look around here for the next

little bit. more with melissa. >> other spots with some standing water and issues massachusetts avenue in here at mccomb street. you can see the right lane is completely covered. just a warning you are going to see some shots shut down because of this. this is one of them. westbound 108 at olley mill road. they are closed there because of high water. wide look overall beltway looking pretty good. prince george's county moving along quite nicely. a little bit slow here inbound indian head highway. 13th and missouri westbound lane closed because of a crash. those heavy showers that may have kept you up overnight moved out of the area but as chuck and melissa mentioned there are a number of problems lingering now. tom kierein here with more on the flood concerns and the storms you'll see later today.

>> here's the radar history over the last 12 hours. we had those heavy downpours with lots of lightning rolling right through the metro area overnight last night. it cleared the metro area. now on the eerp shore it's breaking up and clearing the atlantic beaches and the storm team 4 radar all clear around the metro area. right along the patapsco river there and prince george's county line and howard county line watch out for the high water there. here's hour by hour timing with more storms today. we'll be fine. during the afternoon, it looks like mainly in northern virginia between 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. to as late as 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. moving into southern maryland that's where most of the thunder and storm activity will be. the rest of the region much more settled. back to you. you may be delayed this morning if you are using the

argue -- arlington memory oral bridge. one of the westboundanes is temporarily closed. megan, how is this affecting traffic? >> right now, take a look for yourself here. we're seeing traffic moving across the bridge at speed, but then again volume is very light. we are just starting to see the beginning of rush hour here but we are expecting things to slow down because of this lane closure. you can see the electronic signs there, the arrows telling people to get to the left. that's because in the westbound direction, going from d.c. into virginia they have closed that right-hand curbside lane. the reason they did it concerns about a spot of corrosion that they found yesterday during just a routine inspection. we're told out of an abundance of caution, they have decided to close that right-hand lane until they can get inspectors back out here later on today, take a closer look and decide what if anything needs to be done.

we're talking about the westbound direction here. that right lane closed until further notice. this is a very busy bridge a choke point for many people when all of the lanes are open. so with one lane gone you can expect to see some traffic tie-ups. back to you in the studio. today, the man police say kill his neighbors in rockville will be in court on the other side of the country. montgomery county police picked up scott tomaszewski on a cruise ship in alaska. he confessed on saturday to killing the vilardos. we told you that police tracked him down by connecting him to a burglary and a fire at the vilardos' home back in 1998. we spoke to the officer who remembered him from the first crime. >> it seemed so familiar to me in terms of a burglary that was emotional in nature from back in 1998 when i investigated.

and i felt that it was really important. >> sergeant preis is retired from police work right now. tomaszewski was a teenager back then. investigators say he pawned items from a burglary that happened across the street from the vilardos last month. new information about the derailment from the amtrak train last month. they are looking into a grapefruit sized crash in the windshield. investigators say a projectile may have struck the train but it was not a gunshot. the ntsb says it could be a year before we find out exactly what caused the train to derail. one thing making it difficult is there's no video inside the train. it was recommended to put cameras in there five years ago.

the ntsb concluded the engineer was texting and proposed cameras five years ago in a crash in california. six minutes after the hour and today the man who used a bike rack to launch himself over a white house fence is due in d.c. superior court. jerome hunt says he didn't want to hurt anybody or end the residence when he jumped the fence back on april 19th. it was his 54th pittsburgh day and he said there's a reason why he did that. he has not shared the reason. he pled not guilty. he's been out on bail wearing a morning device. with months just left before the popular pope arrives in washington today, they are asking a zoning board to put up a perimeter fence. pope francis arrives in d.c. in late september and will

celebrate mass outside of the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. the remnants of that overnight rain making a mess on some area roads. we are looking at a trouble spot in laurel where we've encountered some problems this morning. that area is still seeing some flooding and the conditions that you'll be dealing with on your way to work just ahead. one final push to make these renderings of the purpose line a reality in maryland. how local leaders have had to pressure the governor to support this project. plans for a new

this week crews will cut nearly 200 trees to get ready for the virginia avenue tunnel project. csx says it will remove trees only when necessary to maintain

the tree canopy along the tunnel as long as possible. they are battling in court to block this court. dozens of homeowners along the site will get $500 a month from csx to compensate for noise, dust and other construction problems. a federal commission with kick off a two-stage international design competition on thursday. you can submit your proposal regardless of whether you are a design professional a state of the union or want to participate. submissions are due july 21st and finalist will be named in august. the winning design will be announced in january. the memorial will be built-in pershing park along pennsylvania avenue near the white house. >> they won't let me anywhere near that contest. let's head out and take a look at conditions you are going to deal with this morning. your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> if you are driving, you'll be

encountering some wet pavement in the region s all clear around the metro area. a little bit of sun breaking out but still some standing water, a little caution for the morning commute. then midday should be all dry. during the afternoon, some roads may be wet again from some passing thundershowers during the afternoon. dealing with wet pavement this morning and some standing water. melissa has been telling us about that. it will be in the low 70s for much of the morning commute. temperatures will be upper 80s for the evening commute. a look at the big change coming up in the next 24 hours. how are the roads now? >> overall no major problems take a look at this wide look at the beltway, you can see 295. just inside the beltway is a little bit slow. nothing is actually happening but we do see those slowdowns about 30 miles per hour.ccomb street seeing some standing water and this is the case in a

couple of spots around the region. as far as travel times, 95 north quantico to the beltway it's going to take you another 15 minutes this morning. listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car. it's a nus san we deal with every summer. the rain we've seen means we'll be seeing a lot more mosquitos in the weeks ahead. we'll show you where d.c. ranks. putting himself in harms way to try and save

police are looking for a driver who may be in the river. brock ridge road is closed between whiskey road and brock bridge road. there is a flash flood warning in effect in that area until 6:30 this morning. chuck bell is on the scene. it is 6:16 the u.s. coast guard is working to find out how a 10-year-old girl drowned in a pool in a cruise ship.

it sailed back to port ka 1/2 ral florida yesterday. at least 170 bikers are charge in a shoot-out that killed nine people and hurt 18 others in texas. a judge set the bail at $1 million each. the bikers argued over one group's plan to include a reference to texas in the lower section of its official jacket patch. the argument started in a bathroom at a restaurant in waco spilled out to the bar and the parking lot. they are getting threats from other biker groups following this shootout. prosecutors are crying foul over how the defense attorneys are handling the freddie gray case. prosecutors want a gag order. prosecutors say defense

attorneys public remarks could influence potential jurors. they also say defense attorneys leaked court documents to the media before prosecutors could review them. freddie gray died a week after he was fatally injured during his arrest by baltimore police. it looks like some of you may be getting some money back from the state of maryland. here's what we understand happened here. the u.s. supreme court struck down one of maryland's tax laws yesterday. the court said the law led to double taxing income residents earned in other states. they may have to refund $120 million. it turns out many people double taxed live in montgomery county. this could mean more scrutiny for other maryland laws seen as zournling business across state lines. >> there are concerns that a new fee structure for the state's e-z pass program could be

unconstitutional. the fee would still be charged to out of state residents who pay tolls less than three times per month. according post state lawyers say the state could violate the state's interstate commerce laws. maryland republican business leader chris cafalas says he will run in 2016. he was once a deputy legal counsel to former mayor. he also supported gay marriage in maryland. he is running for the seat left open by u.s. senator barbara mikulski. chris roberts told the fbi he managed to hack into several jets through the inflight entertainment system and take control of the plane's engines.

boeing says that's not possible because the two systems are completely separate. roberts stands by his story saying he is just trying to bring a potential security risk to everyone's attention. >> definitely possible to manipulate the electronics through the inflight entertainment system and satellite communications to get to the avionics of an airplane. >> airbus says it's planes also have closed secure cockpit system. a recent warning says any cockpit linked to the outside work could be hacked. there is a lengthy to do list. the state public service commission voted to approve a $70 billion merger if the companies meet some conditions. d.c. has yet so sign off on the merger. you are going of to to bring some extra change to park on the street in arlington.

the county board of supervisors approved a 25 cent per hour increase on metered parking rates. that won't take effect until september though and it won't apply into some reduce the meters in parts of the county. they will hold public hearings on extended hours proposal. prince george's and montgomery county executives will meet with larry hogan. they will go to a conversation to recruit businesses. one of the selling points is the purple line. hogan says the project's $2 billion price tag is unacceptable. it could connect new carrollton and bethesda. another muggy morning to start things off here. >> tom kierein tracking the potential for rain and when these temperatures are going to cool down. >> good morning. a bad hair day. you out your window you see the

humidity filling the air. this is what it looked like from our tower cam. look at that low-level haze and humidity hanging over washington. we will have the showers passing east of us continuing to pull away from the metro area this morning. i love this photo of lightning cracking the sky over frederick county virginia posted on my twister page. you can post your photos on facebook and twitter and insta instagram instagram. by 8:00 we'll be in the low 70s. a little sun breaking out. noontime. partly cloudy into the low 80s, and still rather steamy. during the afternoon, as a cool front arrives from the west there's a 30% chance of a passing that you are by mid to late afternoon. highs will be in the upper 80s. by this time tomorrow morning, much of the region will be ten to 15 degrees cooler than it is right now. we'll be down into the low and

mid 50s, northern and western suburbs starting early tomorrow morning, right in washington low humidity. a beautiful day tomorrow. a bit of a blustery wind. cooler on thursday partly sunny, small chance of a shower. friday another gorgeous day with low humidity. we'll keep that going. memorial day itself temperatures in the low 80s. next weather and traffic on the 1s. a look at our county by county highs today. remember this bridge closure we've been talking about this morning where megan mcgrath is. arlington memorial bridge one westbound lane is closed. inspectors found something they didn't like. they will be checking that again and making repairs this morning. it could be shut down for much of the morning. westbound 108 at olney road there. standing water, inbound

massachusetts avenue at mccomb street. 95 pretty slow once you get to lorton. southbound inpound 66 a little slow as you are approaching manassas. back in ten minutes. breaking news into our newsroom right now. the trial of a washington post reporter detained in iran will start next week. jayson rezaian is charged with he isespionage and other journlt. they were all released zept rezaian. we're told the trial for the journalist and his wife will start on tuesday. washington has repeatedly pressed iran to release him. eun, back to you. thank you, kristen. take a look at this car engulfed in flames after the accident. you can see the flames and the smoke. apparently this all came --

three people managed to get out thanks to an army captain. police say a car crossed the center line and rammed into the car near raleigh, north carolina. you can see him pulling one of the people out of the vehicle. he says he was just doing what he was called to do. well, you might be feeling a little itchy after this story. d.c. apparently among the worst cities when it comes to mosquito problems. d.c. ranked third among all u.s. cities. we were only outdone by atlanta and chicago. moms and dads have different ways of talking to their babies. mothers have a higher pitch and more varied voice pattern. fathers speak to their children like adults. both types of baby talk help

infants learn. >> nice to have both types of conversations. firefighters in prince george's county are enjoying a big plushy prize this morning. >> take a look here. this is station 844 in chillum with the wgs from the savings from charmin's butts that save our butts contest. >> this is the second year in a row, the neighboring department won last year. we're working to clear up concerns about a major construction project that promises to ease congestion on one of our busiest highways. when we'll learn more on the

plans to widen i-66. and right now have a new problem here in northwest washington. dellcarlia in rock way. breaking news in laurel where a high water search is under way. the concern that prompted this search efforts. stay with

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at 6:30 we begin with breaking news in the laurel area. >> we're learning new information about a search for a car in high water. chuck bell is live on the scene. what's happening? >> reporter: well, we were the first ones on the scene here on brock bridge road. it is still closed. over the hill here anne arundel police have the road closed. the water is still over the road. police have done a pretty thorough search over here and they have not been able to find any car in the water. they have used all the swift boat rescue teams. they have all been released now. so they are going on the

assumption that whatever the car was, must have made it out on the other side. nonetheless, there is still high water covering the road so this road closure will stay in place even though a missing car has been located. apparently whoever went in the road there, they must have made it out the other side. that's brock ridge road's latest conditions. for the rest of the traffic now, let's go over to melissa. >> we have other problems. this one propped up in northwest. this is dalecalira parkway at rockwood parkway. we have standing water and a closure. inbound massachusetts avenue at mccomb, a right lane blocked with water. olney, westbound 108 at olney mill road flooding there.

no big problems on the beltway, remember someone stweetd us talking about those slow downs here inbound bw parkway. we have an inch of rain in a short amount of time last night. that's why we got all the standing water this morning. gradually, pavement will be drying out for the rest of the morning. prince george's monday montgomery and fairfax, and a smaller chance of a passing shower this morning. southern maryland, a little greater chance of a passing thundershower this afternoon. high low to mid 80s there. counties along the pennsylvania border, highs in the low to mid 80s there. partly sunny. likely no storms there.

shenandoah valley and into the mountains of west virginia that's where we may get some that you are -- thundershowers later this afternoon. today, we expect to learn some new information about the project to make your commute on i-66 a little less stressleful. wouldn't that be nice? we'll have an updated provided in a presentation this morning. this project designed to ease commutes between haymarket and the beltway. last week v-dot announced it would change problems so that fewer homeowners would have to be relocated. 6:34 now, this morning, investigators believe more than one person was likely involved in the deaths of four people near the vice president's house in the district. a part-time housekeeper for the family tells us that the home

has an extensive security system. she asked us not to show her face. >> because, it was a very lovely family very nice family and amy was a very sweet lady. savvas savopoulos and amy savopoulos their ten-year-old son and their housekeeper, ms. figueroa figueroa were killed. the house was set on fire and the car was stolen and also set in fire. a former fairfax county police officer is accused of stealing more than 2,500 gallons of gas from a county gas pump while he was an officer. he retired earlier from the force this year.

he's been charged with embezzlement and misuse of public funds. fairfax county members are raising new concerns over their interactions with county police officers. one woman said police drag her down the stairs of her home after her 11-year-old son called police saying she wouldn't let him use the internet. they have been criticized in other cases as well including the john gear shooting. this afternoon, a u.s. senator will make a case to his fellow lawmakers that police should wear body cameras. senator tim scott of south carolina testifying before the senate judiciary committee. scott says body worn cameras can restore trust as well as protect police and citizens they serve. it comes amid a national debate about police tactics and

transparency. the county's high school principal sent a letter to the school board, they want interim superintendent larry bauer to stay in place during the school year. be prepared for extra traffic this morning. upper marlboro seniors will graduate today. congratulations. it looks like you'll have more options for lunch in virginia. starting july 1st a new law goes into effect. as far as traffic is concerned, a lot of folks are saying as long as those trucks don't block the roads during the morning and evening rush everything should be okay. if you want to run your own food truck, you still have to get the

necessary prmts and health inspections. >> we're tracking several problems on the roads, caused by high water too. what you'll need to know as you head out the door at at 6:14. trying to quiet the noisy bar scene. plus the building isn't going anywhere we'll show you why you'll soon be calling the home of the capitals and wizards something else. it

breaking news now into the live desk. rain from last night is causing trouble for metro and possibly for your commute in this morning, especially if you use the wheaton station. all entrance escalators are temporarily out of service due

to water infiltration. that's according to metro rail's twitter feed. all entrance escalators temporarily out of service at the wheaton station right now. they are telling us that elevators are available of course as well as buses to shuttle people to the next station. eun, back to you. today, you may be affected by some road closures in and around annapolis because of some high-flying acts. take a look at the blue angels conducting practice runs. during those runs parts of 450 and the naval academy bridge will be closed. we're learning verizon will not renew its naming rights. the currently deal expires in 2018. they are beginning the process to find a new naming rights partner. the venue opened in 1997 as the

mci standard. >> i remember that. weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein here. >> good morning. waiting for the metro and the bus this morning, it's going to be steamy and humid. a little break in the cloud cover. then partly cloudy between 8:00 and 9:00 very humid. temperatures in the low 70s. next weather and traffic on the 1s. look at your memorial day weekend and beach forecast. that's in about ten minutes. now, melissa has a problem on the red line. >> breaking news right now, red line there's a report of fire on the tracks. we have a crew on the way there. single tracking between friendship heights and medical center. as far as travel time an extra 15 minutes from qawn tickco. remember to listen to our friends on wtop for the latest on traffic. more on this red line problem coming up.

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15 before the hour right now, police and fire on the scene in laurel looking for a driver. let's check with tom kierein for a look at the forecast. >> good morning, still very humid. the sun now breaking through the cloud cover. that's a live view from our tower camera. by 8:00 we'll be in the low 70s. noontime partly cloudy into the low 80s, and then noticeably a bit less humid as we climb into the upper 80s. a chance of a passing thundershower late afternoon. >> biggest problem right now, this issue on the red line report a fire on the tracks at friendship heights right now. we're single tracking between friendship heights and medical center. a lot more information coming up in a couple minutes.

we are staying on top of the breaking news on anne arundel county in the laurel area. chuck bell has been keeping some eye on some flooding in this area. we understand there was a car that went down the road into an area where water had come up over the road and that started a search for a missing driver possibly. >> we'll stay on top of that story and we'll check in with chuck bell after we figure out what's happening with the rescue. it is now 6:47. we learn the state department says it wants to release some of hillary clinton's private emails in january. that is right around the time the nation's presidential primaries get under way. >> kristen welker is joining us now with how clinton is dealing with all of this. good morning to you. >> reporter: hillary clinton is going to be meeting with business leaders here at bike

tech a little later on today. it comes as we're learning that it could take the state department until january 2016 to review and release more than 50,000 pages of her emails. all of that is reigniting the controversy about her use of a private email account when she served as secretary of state. other mounting questions during this two-day trip to iowa including her finances. we learned she and bill netted more than $30 million over the past 16 months largely from speaking fees that they got from speaking to large corporations. a lot of questions about that as well. republicans say that raises a whole range of ethical questions. clinton campaign officials denny ethical breaches but it does raise questions about her ability to cast herself as a champion for the working class. that's a message she is selling here in iowa. she might be wealthy but her

policies favor working class americans. all of that putting pressure on her to answer questions from the press. that is something she hasn't done in more than three weeks. as for that timing and new details that we're getting about the release of her emails so far clinton campaign officials haven't reacted to that. guys back to you. >> kristen, thank you. jeb bush is returning to his roots as he contemplates a run for president. he had a $25 per person fund-raiser. this is video from an earlier event. he's not officially declared his candidacy but his fundraising efforts have been in full swing. a montgomery county man is awaiting a hearing for his neighbor's brutal killing. police picked up scott tomaszewski on a cruise ship in juneau alaska.

vilardos lived next door to him. he could be back by the end of the week. break news now into the live desk and this could definitely affect your morning commute on metro. there is a track fire smoke in the tunnel at the bethesda station and friendship heights station. the bethesda station closed right now because of this problem. trains are single tracking through the friendship heights station. smoke in the tunnel. a track fire. the bethesda metro station closed right now. single tracking through friendship heights. expect delays there this morning. this after delays at the wheaton station as well because of trouble with the escalators there because of all the rain last night. more to come this morning, stay tuned. no word on how long these delays will continue this morning, eun. today the mab who used a bike rack to launch himself over a white house fence is due to appear in d.c. superior court. it was his 54th birthday.

he says there is a reason he took a greyhound bus all the way from california to jump the fence. he hasn't shared that reason though. he's been out on bail wearing a monitoring device. if the d.c. night life is keeping you awake at night, a new law is set to change that. there is a bill proposed to punish bars in the district if they kaw too much noise after 9:00 p.m. the report says bars would have to measure how loud it is outside and send the numbers to a city agency. if they are too loud the bars could face a suspended liquor license or as much as a $1,000 fine. 6:51 we're staying on top breaking news in the laurel area. chuck bell is there where they are seeing a bit of flooding this morning. chuck. >> reporter: yeah. this is brock bridge road right behind me and it remains closed between whiskey bottom road and route 32. about a mile over this way is

where it goes down near the patapsco river. there's been a report that a car went into it the water and. it serves as a good warning. the old thing we tell you, turn around don't drown. never drive over a water-covered road. all clear around the metro area. just a few lying sprinkles here in the shenandoah valley. these are tracking offer the blue ridge in the next half hour. last evening, we had these thundershowers building. those photos were posted on my twitter page. you can post on facebook and instagram. mild and muggy. we're in the mid to upper 60s to

near 70 degrees. feeling more like summer than mid may. dress accordingly will. have an umbrella this morning and maybe this afternoon. clouds breaking up around the capitol. by 8:00 we'll be in the low 70s. noontime low 80s. ought to hit the upper 80s during the afternoon. partly sunny, 30% chance of a passing thundershower. the big change comes in tonight. much cooler lower humidity. this time tomorrow morning in the 50s. it will feel fantastic. you can have the windows open again. then tomorrow beautiful day, low humidity afternoon highs, upper 70s. highs in the 70s each day all the way into the holiday weekend, memorial day into the low 80s and into the beach. beach water temperatures are only in the low 60s. pretty chilly at the beaches but great weather at the beach on friday saturday and again on

sunday. it looks like on monday as well. it will be the warmest day of the memorial day weekend monday itself. now, melissa, what's happening open the roads. breaking news right now on metro right here. rail service temporarily suspended between medical center and friendship heights. that's because the bethesda station temporarily closed because of report of a fire there at this point this morning. trying to get some more information about this. again, we are single track right there. it is now temporarily suspend. it's a great shot here of what's happening here at the metro station. that is in friendship heights this morning. as far as other things happening. dalecalira parkway at rockway parkway standing water there in northwest washington. standing water massachusetts avenue at mccomb street. no major problems elsewhere. 6:54 another traffic alert

for you this morning, you might be delayed if you use the memorial bridge. one of the westbound lanes temporarily closed now. news 4 megan mcgrath live on the bridge this morning. how are things looking right now? >> reporter: actually right now, not too bad. we still have pretty light volume going across the bridge but we have lost a westbound lane on the memorial bridge. there was a routine inspection that happened. they found an area of corrosion that caused some concern and out of an abundance of caution, they decided to close the westbound curb lane of the bridge. they are going to be out inspecting today. they are going to have some engineers take a look. make a decision as to whether or not it's okay or whether some repair work needs to be done. for the moment that curb lane headed west is closed and we don't have a timeline in terms of when it's going to reopen. that could cause some problems for folks who use the memorial bridge. back to you guys in the studio. new this morning, some news that may want you to run out the door. a new report out this morning

says d.c. is the most physically fit city in the u.s. the report counts northern virginia and maryland as well. minneapolis and san diego took second and third place. indianapolis came in last place. the american college of sports medicine says all the parks around here put d.c. ahead of the competition. time for four things to know on this tuesday. we expect to get the latest details on v-dot's massive i-66 construction project today. they are holding a presentation on plans to ease the commute along i-66. >> the first high school graduation in prince george's county happens today. seniors from frederick douglas high school will kick off graduation at 10:30 today. police believe four people found dead in a burning house in d.c. were held captive for a day. investigators believe the killers entered the home on wednesday and kept the victims bound through thursday afternoon. this happened at a home on woodland drive last thursday.

all the entrance escalators at the wheaton station are out of service because of water. the bethesda station red line temporarily closed after report of a fire at the station. thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast this morning. thank for waking up this morning with us. >> the

good morning. looking for revenge? disturbing reports that gang leaders have summoned armed re-enforcements to waco texas, to confront police and carry on their showdown with rival biker gangs on the heels of that huge brawl that led to nine deaths and 170 arrests. are things about to get even worse? why so long? the state department now says it will take until early next year to release those e-mails then-secretary of state hillary clinton kept on a private server. will it affect her campaign? chilling twist. sources telling news the family murdered inside their home was held captive overnight before they were killed. and this morn