in less than an hour former maryland governor martin o'malley is set to make a major announcement. good morning, everyone. it is saturday may 30th. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. welcome to news4 today. can the on this saturday. we want to start you off with a check of that forecast. hot and humid. chuck bell looking at what's ahead for us. what you thinking? >> if you're going to be outside, have a shady spot ready

to lounge into as you go through the course of your afternoon. maybe the neighborhood pool which is certainly open now that we're past memorial day. pool water temperatures should have come up quite a bit since memorial day weekend courtesy of all the warm weather we've been having. not much of a rain threat around washington today, but there are a couple of lonesome sprinkles out here on the blue ridge. these are drifting. nothing heavy, just a sprinkle or two before lunchtime. not much around town. maybe few lonesome rain drops. temperatures are on the mild side. low to mid-70s. already 77 in washington. later on this afternoon, temperatures up near 90 degrees once again. highest rain chances will be right along i-81 today. everyone's rain chances go up starting late tomorrow afternoon into monday. show you the seven-day coming up. >> all right. new this morning, police in prince george's county trying to

figure out what caused a deadly crash in accokeek. it happened on indian head highway. the man was driving southbound when he was hit by a car headed northbound. the woman in the other vehicle expected to be okay. but the northbound lanes of indian head highway are closed at this hour. we're working to find out when they'll reopen. >> in addition 2016 we're less than an hour away from governor martin o'malley announcing he is running for president in 2016. but not everyone is celebrating this upcoming announcement. news4's derrick ward has more on the protests that are planned at this morning's announcement. >> reporter: crowds are starting to gather here at federal hill. this is an iconic spot here in baltimore. and of course an appropriate place for martin o'malley to kick off his 2016 presidential bid. take a look at the crowd. this is getting underway. and a lot of people saw this coming. we heard about martin o'malley. heard his name mentioned several

times. this time he's making it official. he's done two terms as governor of maryland. 2006 and 2010. and two terms as mayor of baltimore. and, you know people saw this coming because he's been showing up in new hampshire and iowa and he's even staffing up in those places. now, here -- the crowds are here that are starting to gather. you've got people who are both decided and undecided. >> really excited about. he's charismatic, has good ideas. >> that's what i'm here to find out. i know certain things are important to me. medicare is important to me. i'm getting older now. education. and forgiveness of student debt. >> reporter: now, one of the hallmarks of his time here was an institution of a zero tolerance policy for policing. that's raised some concerns about his candidacy and actually we expect to see some protesters here on that note.

again, this event gets underway in an hour. as you can hear, the band's already struck up. derrick ward news4. >> thanks so much. preparations are underway. and we will be streaming that announcement live on nbcwashington.com. and on the nbc washington app. now, when o'malley enters that race hees going to face off against two others for that democratic nomination. hillary clinton jumped into the 2016 race first. this is her second bid for the white house. and this week vermont senator bernie sanders announcing he will run. sanders is an independent but running as a democrat. and the republican field has quite the field of contenders here. eight people already definitely running in 2016 with a few more expected to announce they're going to enter the race. in the race so far, mike huckabee. we also had business executive carly fiorina and ben senators maher row rubio, rand

paul and rick santorum on this list. and the first to announce senator ted cruz. then former new york governor george pataki also in the running. david? >> all right. thanks. former house speaker dennis hastert out of sight this morning as he faces charges for allegedly violating banking laws. federal law enforcement officials say he paid hush money to high misconduct with a male student years ago. now a report on how the colleagues of hastert are responding. >> reporter: hastert, the former speaker of the house only agreed he paid $3.5 million to conceal past misconduct. it strongly suggests it happened between 1965 and 1981 while he was a teacher in yorkville. it does not mention the nature of the misconduct.

friday law enforcement said it was to a man and the conduct was a sexual nature while the man was a student. and the yorkville school said they had no knowledge of the alleged misconduct. he received support today from his first state wrestling champion. >> the gentleman was a super professional as a teacher, as a coach, as a human being. i would refer to him as my second father. >> reporter: in washington former colleagues on both sides of the aisle are stunned. >> it's surprising. i think that would be a universal response and of course remains to be seen what comes forth now, but it's very sad for him and sad, really for the congress. >> there's been no comment from hastert or hastert's lawyers since the charges were revealed. nbc news. >> and the next phase will be the legal one when as early as next week hastert could enter a plea on the charges against him.

well a drone forced a plane leaving reagan national to quickly change its course. 2708 from reagan to laguardia was in midair when it was told a drone was headed toward the plane. the plane eventually landed safely and we hear this morning that the faa is investigating. prince william county police launched a series of drug busts this week and news4 got exclusive access. the targets of these raids were dealers who allegedly sold drugs to high school kids or young adults. police say they were stopping more than just pot dealers. much of what police seized will be photographed and posted on social media next week so parents can get a good look. a very difficult weekend for a family in prince george's county as they're making final preparations for the funeral of a 7-year-old boy. alejandro santos was killed last saturday when a motorcycle came crashing into him and his

family. that motorcycle was making a left turn into prince george's mall. it crashed throwing the rider onto the ground but the motorcycle kept going. alejandro's brother and father remain in critical condition. his sister is out of the hospital recovering with a broken leg. the community has set up a go fund me page to help with expenses. you can now have your say about police accountability after the death of freddie gray in baltimore city. gray's death while in police custody sparked riots and looting in that city. a meeting will be held today between baltimore city council members and neighbors from winchester area. a lot of feet moving in the district today. today district mayor bowser challenging you to walk a billion steps. yeah billion. it's part of the fit d.c. billion steps challenge. city officials want to motivate you and the family. get you moving living that

healthier lifestyle. it will be at 10:00 this morning in northeast. >> every step counts. little changes. >> a billion's a lot though. >> i know. take the steps over the elevator park farther away. what are all the tips they say? >> that's good enough for me. i go for the 10,000 on the fitbit and i'm good. 9:09 is the time we're looking at right now. >> someone targeting pilots with those things. lasers. we'll go inside a cockpit next. plan

you're going to want to head out a little earlier if you're planning to take metro this weekend. they've got work on most of the lines. lines on the orange silver blue every 26 minutes. on the red line every 20

minutes. now, the green line the greenbelt station is closed. shuttle buses are going to replace trains there. federal officials have trying to figure out who targeted several commercial planes with a laser distracting and blinding pilots. the feds are urging people now to stop before something terrible happens. tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: it happened at 9:30 p.m. thursday. a commuter flight crew flying out of new york's jfk airport. >> there's somebody out to the left side of the airplane here. they're shining green lasers it's flashes us a couple times. >> reporter: a few hours later it was an american airlines flight to l.a. >> we were struck three or four times. >> reporter: then delta flights to buffalo and boston. >> delta 2292 left side or right side of the aircraft? we have a police car underneath you right now. >> i'm not looking down at it but it's lighting up the inside of the windshield from the left

side. >> reporter: six flights hit in a few hours. >> he's directly south of me about one mile. >> reporter: nationwide the faa says lasers are targeting planes roughly 12 times each day. in florida a police helicopter was lit up leading to a chase and arrest. it's happened to commercial pilot robert hamilton five times. >> as a pilot there is no more critical tool that i have than my sight. and to lose that at one of the most critical moments of flight is a very serious safety issue. >> it's reckless behavior, frankly. it endangers a lot of people. >> reporter: it's usually young men not knowing it's illegal. punishable by years in prison and a $20,000 fine. a virginia woman lost her memory in a car accident. find out how to community is coming together to give her a wedding to remember. >> let's show you a live look

outside. you may need your umbrella this weekend. we'll check

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with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v a sweet story out of the commonwealth. southwest virginia man wants his wife to have a wedding to remember. less than a month after the couple was married, a car accident took away her memory of their wedding day. >> we are shown how an entire community is now working to give it back.

>> reporter: jeremy and justice have known each other nearly all their lives but their love story began in high school. then after graduation he realized she was the one and finally got up the courage to pop the question one sunday morning at church. >> i was shaking so bad. i wouldn't get it out of the thing. >> reporter: the high school sweethearts exchanged vows august 1st 2014. then 19 days later, tragedy. justice was in a car wreck and suffered a serious concussion that erased more than a month from her memory. >> i don't remember any of it. i've looked through it many times. >> reporter: memories of the planning the wedding day, the honeymoon honeymoon. the day she always dreamed about all wiped from her mind. >> i'm just sayeeing the look on his face when i walked down the aisle to him, i would do anything give anything just to have that moment back. >> reporter: she finally told

jeremy she doesn't remember their day. >> instantly as soon as she told me i said don't worry about it i'll do it again. >> reporter: a friend mentioned setting up a go fund me account. they raised a little over a hundred dollars. but the site caught the eye of a photographer. when jerny and justice sat down for this interview, they thought we were going to talk about their go fund me page. but there was a surprise for this. >> we have a tux for you, hair salon and -- don't do it. i'm going to start crying. >> reporter: the marion community pulled together and practically everything is covered. >> that's one memory that everybody should have. and now whether her memory comes back or not, we'll have that memory together. >> wow.

well that was preston ayers reporting. and the couple's second wedding is going to happen on august 1st which is going to be their first anniversary. true love being surrounded by even more love. >> sweet story. >> great community down there. >> absolutely. >> it's awesome. a lot of weddings going on around here, i'm sure. >> 'tis the season right? >> i guess june is technically the number one month for weddings but last weekend of may, splitting the difference. >> you know what would be a great wedding favor for the outside weddings? >> here it comes. >> no, the fans. >> oh. everything to plan today. have some backup plans ready to go especially if your wedding is taking place in the shenandoah valley today or if it's just a family reunion. farther west you live the higher your rain chance is going to be today. lowest rain chances out on the eastern shore. highest rain chances out towards

martinsburg and towards hagerstown. for now your saturday is off to a quiet enough start. includesing amounts of blue in our sky over washington after what was a mostly cloudy sky a half hour ago. sunshine breaking out all over the place. we're now 77 at reagan national. dew points are up close to 70. and the closer that number is to 70 the more uncomfortable you start to feel with the humidity outside. already 76 degrees in stafford. 72 in culpepper. get out towards edgewater, maryland this morning, temperatures in the upper 70s. bay water temperature now starting to get up there just a little bit. up to around 70 degrees. almost warm enough for a jump in. our future weather, this is our rapid refresh model. this is updated literally every hour. now you can see with time it's keeping these rain chances pretty much along the blue ridge mountains and areas west. during the course of the day today. rain chances right in and around the beltway, not all that high.

you won't have to go out far to the north and west before you run into better chance of rain by 5:00 6:00 7:00 this evening. things should settle down later tonight, then rain chances will be back for everybody. as we get towards later on in the afternoon. hourly temperatures today, spent almost all day in the 80s. mid to upper 80s to around 90 around town. if you're grilling outside tonight, maybe a shower or thunderstorm possible. mainly out north and west through town then just warm and dry. temperatures staying at or above 80 degrees at least through 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. there it is on storm team 4 radar. just a couple sprinkles here along route 17 and route 340. heading up into parts of western louden county. blue bluemont. no washouts coming our way today or tomorrow either. here's future weather through the remainder of today and through tomorrow. you can always have our weather app ready to go in your hand. future weather starting here

tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. dry, partly cloudy by about lunchtime tomorrow and rain chances really a little bit higher tomorrow in and around the metro area. so just know you'll have a better chance of getting rained on tomorrow. still not a washout. most of your weekend will be rain free. i just don't want you to turn your back on rain chances. best chances will be monday and monday night. then dry out next week. >> sounds good. thanks. so we are tracking sharks. find out just how close they're getting to the coast. they're coming. >> that music gives me anxiety. we're back after this.

so it's that movie that still has many of us second guessing going for a dip in the ocean. "jaws" hit the big screen 40 years ago. >> and we're now learning those great white sharks are frequent visitors to our shorelines. just how close are they getting? nbc's kerry sanders has the latest. >> reporter: off the coast of cape cod, scientists began tagging great white sharks three years ago. naming them too included mary lee. >> this shark is named katherine. >> reporter: and katherine. >> what's going on there, it's counterintuitive. >> reporter: now it's the real science emerging that has experts excited.

>> katherine right now the right there in the orange dot. >> reporter: since katherine began transmitteding she's traveled more than 13,000 miles. mary lee an astonishing 20,000-plus miles. the routes they swim look like a plate of spaghetti. more often than anyone realized they're very close to the east coast shoreline. sometimes within 20 yards. yet scientists say they still cannot predict where a great white is going next. they do however, have a theory as to why sharks females in particular are like tourists coming to these warm waters off the coast of florida. the 80-degree temperatures are good for their pregnancies. today off the coast of jupiter, florida, we encountered 20 bull sharks but no great whites. they're out there. as spear fisherman grayson shepherd figured out this month. >> we have our monsters.

we have our boogiemen. and great white is one of them. that particular boogieman has now proven to be real. >> reporter: real and closer than any of us previously knew. kerry sanders, jupiter, florida. so we go from sharks to bacon. a festival all about bacon. it's the america loves bacon festival at the half street fairgrounds. i think you can hear some bacon going there. vip tastings at 11:30 this morning. general admission at 1:00. there's going to be of course lots of bacon. also live music, some eating competitions and they're going to have a kids area there as well. still ahead for us this morning, a popular tv star convicted. we're going have the newest developments on the star who played screech in "saved by the bell." >> reporter: making the obvious

official. martin o'malley announces his run for the presidential race. also coming up on news4 as we look live outside, going to be hot and humid. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell going to

breaking news. the man police say killed his neighbors in rockville is in jail this morning. he arrived in montgomery county

last night in police custody. investigate esors say he stabbed the couple to death earlier this month. let's bring you up to speed on some of our other top stories this morning. we start in prince george's county. police there trying to figure out what caused a crash in accokeek. the northbound lanes of indian head highway closed right now. a drone forced a plane leaving reagan national to quickly change course. shuttle america flight 2708 from reagan to la guardia was in mid air when it alerted air traffic control. a quad copter drone was heading towards the plane. they had to climb 200 feet to avoid the drone. and plan accordingly. there's work on most metro lines. the greenbelt station is closed. shuttle buses will replace trains. then on the orange silver and blue lines trains running every 26 minutes.

if you're heading ut o inging out on the red line every 20 minutes. time to get a check on the sweat factor. >> it's going to be a hot one. chuck bell is standing by. he lost a jacket. >> hey. why would i wear a jacket outside on a morning like this? it's a lovely south breeze out here averaging about 5 to 10 miles per hour. my weather app tells me the temperature out here on the weather deck is a balmy 76 degrees right now. it's a warm and hazy kind of a start to your weekend. there's the view looking down over downtown from our tower here in northwest. lots of haze out there. lot of humidity as well. even a few cobwebs on the lens out there. nice morning across virginia. a few more clouds out there in the shenandoah valley. that will continue to be the case for later on today. on radar, not a whole lot of rain out there. but there are a couple of sprinkles. louden county greene county

warren county. rain chances, everyone technically has a chance today. but rain chances are highest north and west of town along the i-81 corridor. temperatures right now already in the mid to upper 70s. hour by hour, here's your skycast 4. 85 in washington. highs up to near 90 degrees with plenty of sunshine in and around town. again, best rain chances across the shenandoah valley. we'll take you hour-by-hour through your sunday and a look at the seven-day coming up in a few minutes. >> see you then chuck. in decision 2016 right now former maryland governor martin o'malley getting ready for what could be the biggest announcement of his career. in baltimore he is expected to announce he's running for president in the next election. derrick ward live in baltimore with more on the preparations. -- we will check in with derrick. he's standing by with that announcement that's supposed to be coming. we'll check in with him then. meantime when o'malley enters

the race he's going to face off with two others. hillary clinton jumped into the race first. this is her second bid for the white house. this week bernie sanders also announced that he is running. sanders is an independent but is running as a democrat. the republican field has quite a few more contenders. take a look at this. right now we have eight people who are definitely running with a few more expected to enter that race. here's how the list breaks down. senators ted cruz paul ryan marco rubio. former neurosurgeon ben carson and business executive carly fiorina, mike huckabee there in the top left corner. former senator rick santorum and former new york governor george pataki. developing right now, a quiet start as we look live at the capitol. but tomorrow lawmakers on the hill are going to decide if the nsa's phone data collection program should continue. the deadline is looming for a section of the patriot act to be

renewed. president obama says it could make the u.s. vulnerable to a preventable attack if they don't take action. the house passed a bipartisan compromise that would still allow phone companies to store all of that data. the government would then need a search warrant to get access to it. a jury convicted former "saved by the bell" star dustin diamond of two misdemeanors after he stabbed a man on christmas. he stabbed that man on christmas day in wisconsin. the jury cleared him on the most serious felony charge but he was found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct. diamond played screech on the popular 1990s show. she found her husband dead in their tacoma park backyard last august. now police say she's the one who killed him along with help from another man. larlane brown and hussain ali zadeh are facing first degree murder charges in the death of cecil brown. the browns had been married for 51 years. back in august police said larlane found her husband's body. she told us at that time that

she didn't know who would kill her husband and that no one saw what happened to him. you may be able to help police in the district if you can recognize this man. take a look at this video here. it's from the td bank on 7th street northwest. the bank was robbed a few weeks ago on a sunday. the man in the red baseball cap there went into the bank around 11:30 in the morning. he searches his pockets. he walked away there from the teller. he returns with a large shopping bag and demands money. if you know who he is police want to hear from you. the impact of all those mistaken shipments of live anthrax is growing this morning. the defense department now ordering a review of the procedures used to deactivate anthrax. labs in 11 states and overseas received the live samples. so far no one's gotten sick but four people in the u.s. and two dozen in south korea are taking antibiotics just to be safe. well today families and friends will gather in montgomery county to remember

our fallen soldiers. a memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m. at christmas park in gaithersburg. it will honor all who have given their lives in military service. there will also be a wreath laying ceremony. today more than 70 world war ii veterans are going to visit the world war ii memorial in the district. they're going to join nearly 2,000 other vets of wars as part of the honor flight program. the honor program takes veterans from across the country to visit their memorials. the non-profit organization aims to bring honor and closure to our nation's heroes. and at this time we want to go back to baltimore where there's a big announcement being made and our reporter derrick ward joins us now live. ♪ >> reporter: well, as you can see the music has started here and the crowd has started to fill in here at federal hill.

now something that a lot of people already knew or had a good sense was going to happen. we have some video from some campaign promotional video put out by the martin o'malley campaign. in a little less than 30 minutes he will be making it official he is running for president in 2016 for the democratic nomination at least. served as the governor of maryland for two terms. 2006 and 2010. he also served two terms as mayor of baltimore. a progressive through and through in both of those political incarnations. of course here in baltimore he was instrumental in lowering the crime rates, some people say. some also say he was instrumental in instituting a zero tolerance policy for police officers. among the people here there's a diverse crowd and different opinions from the people gathered here in this crowd. let's listen. >> i'm going to make less money than what my parents did. so those types of things i want

to hear what he has so say about them. then i'll make my decision. >> he was governor through the worst economic collapse in my generation. so i'm all for him. >> reporter: now it's only right he would return to the source of this political future in baltimore. but he was born in district of columbia grew up in the silver spring area. so a lot of local connections to this campaign, this candidacy which we will learn more about in less than half an hour. derrick ward, news4. >> derrick, thanks. the time now we're looking at 9:39. >> we've got a traffic alert coming up. what you need to know about the changes on the memorial bridge. plus where you can see gondolas t

we have breaking news right now out of laurel maryland. residents are being told to stay inside with their air conditioning off because of a sulfuric acid leak. residents are being told to shelter in place right now. >> the fire department says a trailer was making a delivery when the driver noticed a leak. now, we know that leak has been confined just to that location. the shelter and place order affects those living on woodland manor drive, clay month street, and marcy creek roads. >> they're saying according to the fire department the first entry team has exited and is being decontaminated. they posted some pictures and we'll tweet some of those out as well and get you more information available on our nbc washington app. >> the important note there on a hot day is to keep the ac off. >> that's right. moving on to the next story. you may soon be able to take one of these.

a ride on a gondola over the potomac river. the city is getting ready to chip in $35,000 to find out if it's a good idea. according to "the washington post," the money was approved this week as part of a $13 billion spending plan. the georgetown business improvement district or georgetown bid has already raised $130,000 for a feasibility study. and we are now learning that the arlington memorial bridge will have lane closures for months. >> that's right. the national park service has implemented major restrictions. you may be asking how is this going to affect your commute. mark segraves looked into that. >> engineers were doing routine inspections and found some increased corrosion. corrosion that was happening quicker than they originally ain'ted. that forced us to take these precautions. putting in the load restriction and closing two lanes. >> reporter: it includes the closure of one lane in each

direction of the bid and no more trucks or buses. >> the bridge is safe for 99% of the users. if you're in a car or suv, the bridge is perfectly safe. the people it affects most are the buses. >> reporter: the memorial bridge is one of thousands across the country caught up in a battle between local lawmakers and congress over funding. bridges like the 14th street and south capital street bridges that will see more traffic because of restrictions on the memorial are among the bridges in our area that are also in dire need of repair. with an indefinite ban on trucks and buses, traffic experts like our partners at wto radio know this is going to have a big impact on your commute. >> everywhere everyone tries to go away from this bridge it's going to be a horrible ripple effect. >> reporter: mark segraves, news4. a former coach and parent calling for safety changes in a northern virginia little league. we'll break down what he wants

to have done to protect kids from predators. and a live look ou

calls for a change in one of the little league operations in northern virginia. a father and former coach is hoping to stop child predators. i headed out to fairfax county to learn more. >> i felt it was important for the community to know that this

was not just one isolated case. >> reporter: dold sutherland is referring to the arrest of don essex charged with distributing child pornography. he knew essex. he coached in the little league proudly hanging up his son's winning team pictures. >> that was the all star team that won the virginia state tournament. >> reporter: but he contacted me saying there was a history in the league we left out. he tells me essex's arrest is only the latest within a a string of the league. he pointed me to a former coach and umpire. he pleaded guilty to enticing a minor. just before that john hamilton was accused of molesting five boys. he later pleaded guilty. hampton's connection to etss ex they both lived in this townhouse. here's what doland wants. >> hopefully to raise awareness in the community of the fact we

need some help and some instruction in order to identify these individuals. >> reporter: last week we interviewed the league president. he was not here during the incidents and doland thinks the league will thrive under his leadership. next week they're already beginning the process of enhanced training for the league's adult volunteers. >> something need to happen that an awareness needs to be raised and some education needs to take place within the volunteer. community. >> so essex will be back in court in federal court i should say next month. blues legend b.b. king is back home. his private funeral is scheduled this morning in mississippi. that is the same small town where he first got attention as a young singer and guitarist. people lined up as you can see here to say good-bye to the blues legend. king will be buried on the grounds of the b.b. king museum. king died may 14th at the age of

89. chuck bell we look at the temperature right now i guess mid-70s in the district. doesn't look that bad. but brace for it? >> it's not 10:00 a.m. yet though. that's the trick. >> and already summerlike weather. >> if you can beat 80 before noontime that's the threshold for what people consider a hot day. 90 by noon that's when you have a run at a hundred degrees. no run at a hundred for today. luckily. but 90 degrees is certainly in the offing for many neighborhoods today especially right inside the capitolal beltway. that's where the warmest weather will be happening today. near spotsylvania, quantico. all up close to 90 today. a mostly blue sky. a sky that was mostly cloudy just an hour ago has gone mostly sunny as temperatures continue to jump quickly. winds are out of the south averaging 10 to 15 miles per hour. having just been out on the storm team 4 weather deck i can tell you it's a beautiful morning to be outside.

especially if you're in the with the breeze. that's where you're going to want to stake out your claim later this afternoon. the shady spots for sure. 75 in urbana maryland. 73 in winchester and toms brook. temperatures through the day, 79 next hour. 86 by 1:00. up to 90 today. and the best chance for showers out west of the metro today at about 3:00 and 6:00. here's the high resolution forecast model. the bubbling up of showers there on the blue ridge. after 2:00 3:00 4:00 there's the cluster of showers there. so again, have your weather app ready to go any time you hear thunder roar or start to see the clouds building. check the app with the radar on it and you'll know when the rain is likely to hit you. for tomorrow now, a day much like today but a little more cloud cover. as a result just a touch cooler tomorrow. a degree or two. you probably won't really notice the change.

but a little better likelihood starting mid to late afternoon. have about a 40% to 50% chance of showering bubbling up. rain not much going on right now. there are a lot of heavy rains towards dallas-ft. worth and unsettled areas in the great lakes. but for us, mostly quiet start. one of my followers said there was a five-minute sprinkle in louden county. so have that weather app ready to go. here's future weather through the day tomorrow. a mild start. but again, with daytime heating tomorrow shower chances bubble up and may come into the metro after about 6:00 or 7:00. the timing of it tomorrow means a relatively low impact on your plans. many dry hours to work with both today and tomorrow. so your weekend on the whole will be a good one. monday will probably be a fairly stormy and rainy day. rain could be heavy at times. dry it out on tuesday and stay dry for the second half of next

week. >> sounds good. thanks. it's a bird it's a plane. no it is a superhero. where you could see your favorite heroes right here in

we're following a couple breaking news stories. first one out of laurel. residents there being told to stay inside with their air conditioning shut off because of a sulfuric acid leak.

residents being told to shelter in place. >> this is an order effecting those on woodland hills as well as claymont street and marcy creek load. less than an hour ago, the fire department saying a trailer was making a chemical delivery on whiskey bottom road when the driver noticed there was a leak. hazmat crews on the scene. it is being decontaminated. that's the last update we got. the man police say killed his neighbors in rockville is in an montgomery county jail this morning. scott the rksis in custody. investigators say he stabbed dick and jody vilardo earlier this month. he's scheduled for a bond review on monday. shifting gears, you may see some superheroes in the district today. the district's own comic book

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