homes filled with smoke, residents killed. firefighters taken to the hospital. i'm barbara harrison we have brand new video of a developing story we've been following all morning long. and i'm aaron gilchrist. a big announcement from a former d.c. news anchor. the plan she is just revealed ahead of decision 2016. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. after a summery start to the month of june we're back into april again. how long do these chilly rain drops last? forecast just ahead. >> i'm angie goff at the live desk. fighting terrorism that starts on the internet in response to a recent shooting spree at an anti-muslim event. news 4 midday starts right now.

new video from a deadly row house fire. two people died when a fire broke out overnight along rigs place and 16th street in northwest. news 4's kristen wright is live on the scene and has more for us. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. i want to show you the row home first, it looks pretty bad. this was a devastating fire. you see fire investigators and police still here. atf here as well which is standard in an investigation like this. just got off the phone a few minutes ago with a man who lived in this row home. fortunately he is out of town right now but he is saddened to hear that tweemhear that two people are dead. the fire was intense. >> flames were shooting out of the roof top and it was pretty bad. they had firemen on the roof of that house and the next two houses down. >> reporter: one neighbor saw a person who was trapped in the

burning row home on riggs place in northwest d.c. break through a window and jump. two people are dead. . firefighters worked firelessly spending hours knocking down the flames and beginning their investigation. commissioner michael upright woke up to ie rens. he was up all night. >> that's very sad and tragic it happened. i find it very rare a fire of this magnitude happed. they called out two companies that i'm aware of. >> reporter: the fire gutted the three-story home. investigators are going through what's left to find out how the fire started. back here live fire investigators have a lot of work to do here after a deadly fire like this. you may see some of them walking around through the front windows here. again, just the beginning of the investigation so at this point no idea what started this fire. we also want to tell you that three firefighters were hurt this morning 00 minor injuries we're told they'll be just fine.

live in northwest, kristen wright, news 4. i'm teamstorm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. outside of virginia and suburban maryland this is the scene. cloudy skies for everybody, pockets of light rain mist an drizzle and temperatures more typical of early april than early june. 55 in gaithersburg, 58 in annapolis and 61 in downtown washington. 59 in leesburg. for the remainder of the day and your weather headlines today we are wedged into the cold air for at least another day and a half or two. no sunshine for today. hopes that things will get better bety weekend. we'll talk about that with your seven day forecast in a few more minutes. right now a family announcing a legal action after d.c. firefighters refused to help a man who collapsed and died outside a fire house. loved ones of medrick mills and their lawyers are holding a news conference. they are preparing to hold a news conference. you can see the setup. he suffered a heart attack at

the brentwood shopping center in january, toward. firefighters allegedly watched from across the street and refused to respond to pleas for help. one firefighter has since been fired. a developing story out of massachusetts now. one man is dead and another behind bars after an investigation into potentially grisly terror plots. a police officer and an fbi agent shot and killed a man who was believed to be planning an isis-style attack here in the u.s. the "boston globe" reports police think 26-year-old usaama rahim wanted to behead a police officer. when rahim was confronted, police say he lunged at that with a knife. police also arrested david wright of everett massachusetts, he is due in court in just a few hours. right now, top federal counterterrorism officials are testifying on capitol hill in response to lone wolf attacks inspired by the internet. the hearing comes after two men

were killed after they tried to attack a prophet mohammed art contest outside of dallas. intelligence officials saying one trend that continues to rise is youths being drawn into the isis narrative published on social media that the web affords a free zone to recruit plot and plan. there's also a call for finding ways to combat these kinds of threats by striking a balance between security and privacy of the american people. aaron. angie thank you. a former d.c. news anchor expected to announce she's running for congress in maryland. you may know her as the wife of another familiar face. she's married to msnbc's chris matthews. we're talking about kathleen matthews. she worked for marriott hotels and has served as a follow at harvard's kennedy school of government. she's facing off against two candidates who have years of experience in maryland's general assembly. several other well known politicians are considering entering the race. former u.s. senator lincoln chafee will announce today he's

running for the democratic nomination for president. chafee started in the gop then became an independent and finally a democrat. louisiana governor bobby jindal says in the next three weeks he will announce whether he's running for president. a cnn/orc poll out tuesday showed jindal polling at 1%. heads up. you may want to slow down. five new speed cameras are issuing tickets. one is along p p avenue and southeast near randall highlands elementary school. you can go to nbcwashington.com and search cameras" for a complete list. up in flames why you'll see smoke today. plus we are just finding out a local high school is going to pack up and head down the road

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this morning. "entourage" fans listen up, the movie is here. the "washington post" reports the movie plays like a padded out version of the hbo show. dedicated followers of the show will appreciate the hunt for the next beer and babe. reunited the boys means sports fans will see their favorite athletes hit the big screen. social media is lighting up with the release of "in the unlikely event" by judy bloom. this is my favorite tweet about the new book. it says "i need to do laundry but this was just delivered and i'm already 20 pages in." bloom's new novel fictionalizes the accident-struck town of elizabeth, new jersey, where she grow up. chef bobby flay got his big honor yesterday as he raised a fist in victory, a plane flying the banner over him had the word "cheater" on it. entertainment now caught it on camera. flay is going through a bitter divorce with his estranged wife claims flay cheated

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angie goff here at the live desk. we are just getting word of a school in our region that is about to move across the county line. the catholic diocese of arlington says paul vi high school will move to loudon county. the school has had to cap enrollment because of space limitations. the new school is set to open in 2020. chuck? >> thanks, angie. a very cloudy and chilly day today outside. doesn't feel anything like the warm days of last week. a cool northeast flow at the surface coming off the western atlantic is going to keep our temperatures way cooler than average for the remainder of today and relatively chilly for

the next couple days. storm team 4 radar, it doesn't look like a lot on radar but if you've been out walking around today you'll know it's about as heavy a mist and drizzle as you can get. just a couple swipes on the wiper bleeds. teeny tiny drops. as you plan your afternoon, plan on it being cool, wet and drizzly. temperatures in the low 60s. >> tonight there's a special vigil for a d.c. reporter killed in southeast washington. d.c. police say someone shot and killed charnice milton last week. they say the shooter used her as a human shields. friends, family and colleagues will remember milton tonight with a silent vigil in southeast washington. they'll hold hands and stand quietly for 20 minutes. the air isceremony is in southeast at 7:30. in china right now, nearly 200 divers are joining the frantic rescue effort to find more than 420 people still trapped inside a capsized cruise

ship. the boat flipped two days nag a severe storm. only 14 people have been pulled to safety 26 are confirmed dead now. we're told many passengers were elderly tourists. all of us dread it buying a car but who really gets a beller deal? men or women? back with that in a moment.

a developing story now. interpol put six men linked to the fifa scandal on its most-wanted list. this is who the international alert is for -- two former fifa officials and four executives. one of the men is the former vice president, jack warner. they're all facing racketeering and corruption charges. the most-wanted list comes out one day after fifa president sepp blatter announced he's going to step down amid a world cup bribery scandal. a source familiar with the investigation confirmed to nbc news the fbi is looking into possible wrongdoing by blatter u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is not commenting. jordan prince ali bin alnal-hussein may be asked to step into the rolement he lost an election to blatter last week. a maryland woman died after getting injections to make her butt bigger now the search is on for the suspect who did the procedure. police say 34-year-old kelly

mayhew traveled to queens, new york, to have the enlargement done. she liked to pose for pictures on her public facebook page. the "new york daily news" reports the woman gave may view silicone injections she then had trouble breathing. mayhew's mother was with her at the time and called for help. the woman who gave may you the injections just drove away. there was a similar case in prince george's county about a year ago. police say vinnie taylor met a woman at a capitol heights hotel room and gave her an injection to enlarge her butt, that woman later got sick and died. a grand jury indicted taylor for murder in january. detectives never found any evidence he had any medical training. the woman's death was ruled a homicide. it's been a valuable training tool for prince george's county firefighters. today for the last time firefighters will light up the so-called bank building at bowie marketplace for a live fire training exercise. the training starts at 11:00 this morning and will go on until 3:00 this afternoon. there will be four different training exercises that will last about 45 minutes each.

aaron? >> let's look outside. you'd never guess summer is a few weeks away. not only are you going to need an umbrella but also a jacket today. chuck bell joins with us more. a lined raincoat would be the best way to describe it. temperatures have remained almost completely steady since earlier this morning. only in the mid to upper 50s. even only 56 in culpepper. 61 fredericksburg and washington and stafford so don't expect a kinder day from mother nature. highs today barely inching their way into the low and mid-60s at best. neighborhoods may stay just at or below the 60 degree mark. so the boys of summer, the nationals taking on the blue jays at a 7:05 first pitch. a delay is the possibility. the rain won't be that heavy but if you need go to the game plan on a way to stay warm and dry as mist and drizzle likely through the game. >> thank you, chuck. if you're like most people, the excitement of getting that

new set of wheels is ruined by the car-buying experience. many people feel the process puts women at a disadvantage. nbc's jeff rossen looks at whether men do get a better deal. >> reporter: car shopping can be a rough ride. >> can i get like 2 200 bucks just to hold the car? >> we're doing the dirty works for you. wiring up my producers lindsay and charlie with hidden cameras. >> good to go. >> reporter: sending them under cover inside 10 ford and chevy dealerships. >> can you give me a full out-the-door price. >> i'm looking for an out-the-door price. >> reporter: on the same two cars. at the chevy -- >> i'm looking for a 2015 chevy cruze cruze. >> i'm looking for the chevy cruze, the 2015 model. i. >> i'm interested in the ford fusion. >> ford fusion. >> reporter: charlie and lindsay visited each dealership on the same day talking to which ever

salesperson approached them first and they made it clear they want the standard base model model. the yale study repeatedly showing females are offered on average prices $200 higher than white males. she's walking in. i'm watching everything from this car parked out front. things start off great at this chevy. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: charlie and lindsay quoted the exact same price. >> $20,465. >> $20,465. >> reporter: right down to the penny. but things are about to change. . at this next chevy dealer charlie get this is price. >> $21,000 out the door. >> $21,000 out the door today? >> yes. >> reporter: but when lindsay asks about the same car on the same day -- >> total out-the-door price would be $21,335. >> bottom line is $21,335?

>> reporter: that's hundreds of dollars more. $335 to be precise. the dealership manager telling nbc news his salespeople don't recall charlie and lindsay and prices can fluctuate for various reasons. >> reporter: but the biggest surprises are yet to come. lindsay's price at a ford fusion at this dealership -- >> $24, 404. >> reporter: listen to charlie's quote. >> $25,142.50. >> reporter: that's right, things just flipped. charlie quoted almost $750 more. the manager later saying this much of a price difference is unusual and they strive not to oversell but prices can change all the time. but fasten your seat belts and watch what happens at this last ford dealership. lindsay's price? >> $21,203. >> $21,203. >> reporter: charlie's price? >> so $23,500 out the door.

>> right. >> reporter: sorry charlie he got hit again. almost $2300 more for the exact same car. lindsay gets a better deal by far. we shared our results with the car coach, consumer car expert lauren thicke. >> great news for women. >> progress? >> i'd like to say it's progress. >> reporter: in the end, of the 10 visitors they visited, four dealerships gave the same price, three dealerships gave lindsay a higher price and three dealerships gave charlie a higher price. but when you add it up, charlie's prices were $3100 higher than lindsays. are you surprised by our results? >> i'm a bit surprised about the results but it's nice to know new car dealers are paying attention. women make 85% of the buying decisions and they're paying big attention to that. >> experts say the easiest way to get the best deal on a car is to do your home work. a salesperson can smell a smart shopper. give them your best price, not

the other way around. aaron you were right. >> yeah, but ideally you want everybody to get the same deal not women get better or men better. well, the results are in which restaurants have the meals that are sure to tip the scales in the wrong direction?

tomorrow's a special day here in the washington area. it's called do more 24. it's a one-day fund-raising drive coordinated by the united way. more than 600 nonprofits are participating. news 4's pat law son-muse talked to the president of the capital area united way about why organizations need your help this year. >> the united way looks literally across this region, are d.c., maryland and virginia. education rises to the forefront but we've seen a huge influx of issues regarding health care and now because of work force issues we've seen an increase in needs around food, families who are

food insecure. >> you can find a full list of all the nonprofits taking part on nbcwashington.com. well, there's an award for just about everything including the most fat ng menu options on the list. look at this red lobster the cheesecake factory and sonic top 2015 extreme eating awards. the list singled them out for extreme calorie counts. at number one, red lobster's create your own combination that delivers, look at this 2,710 calories depending on your election. that's four day's worth of sodium. if you wash it down with a 24 ounce lobsterita, that's an extra 890 calories. the center for science and the public interest released the list today. watch where you step. the troubling and

d.c. united is still considering a move to virginia despite tentative plans for d.c. to build a team a new stadium here. . the "washington post" reports team officials toured possible stadium sites in loudon county. virginia says a stadium there would cost millions less and would be ready for the 2017 season. the team reached a deal to play at a stadium at buzzard's point in the district however many team's fans live in northern virginia. chuck? outside nothing but clouds and drizzle here's the way future weather handles the extended period of clouds and ugly weather by 4:00 and what happens here is our future weather doesn't pick up very well on the smallest drops just the mist and drizzle. so that's what we're facing for the remainder of the afternoon and into the early evening hours. by wakeup time still cloudy

better chance for light rain to move into the area more light rain as opposed to mist and drizzle. expect a continued period of cloudy and wet weather. high about 65, barely into the mid-60s tomorrow. a little improvement as we get closer to the weekend. more black and gross tar balls are washing ashore on california beaches. the latest discovery on zuma beach in malibu. l.a. county life guards are asking swimmers and surfers not to touch it. workers from the department of beaches spent yesterday removing the clumps. wildlife officials sent samples of the tar balls for testing. the pancake sized petroleum started showing up on southern california beaches ten days ago. do you need to get away?

two people are dead and five others are being treated for injuries following a two-alarm house fire in northwest d.c. we got video taken by a neighbor of the fire here at the house on riggs place between dupont and logan circles. we still don't know the names of the victims. two civilians and three firefighters were also hurt. we know the firefighters are expected to be okay. barbara? now to storm team 4. not only is it a damp day out there, it's the coolest june day we've seen in six years. >> chuck bell is tracking it all for us and what's next. chuck?

>> i did digging back through the climate records and in the month of june, it's very rare for us to not get at or above 70 degrees. it's only happened 14 times in the last 15 years but not at all since 2009 which is the reason you know it will be our coolest june day in some six years. a lot of clouds outside not a lot of actual rain just mist and drizzle out there. temperatures will continue to inch their way up just a little bit but only up into the mid-60s at most. so weather slowdown this is afternoon this evening into tomorrow morning. wet roads and the intermittent wipers. another check of the weekend forecast coming up looks a little better. >> see you in a few minutes chuck. thank you. president obama has signed the usa freedom act into law. it's a new verdict of the patriot act which passed after september 11. the debate over the new law brought the senate to a halt and pitted two key players against each other. we want to give you a look at

why that is a case. under the patriot act the nsa collected and stored your records. the nsa kept tabs on who you called but not what you said. now the phone companies will be responsible for storing those records. the nsa needs a court order in order to see them. senator and presidential candidate rand paul, however says that is still not good enough. during debate he forced the programs to shut down. his supporters are thrilled but he's infuriated senate colleagues there that includes the man in charge of the senate right now, majority leader mitch mcconnell. paul put mcconnell in a political bind, they say, that they are both from kentucky and their relationship is now strained. but here's the subcontext. the patriot act has been renewed with little debate before but in 2013, edward snowden revealed the depth of the collection efforts. now in poll after poll americans say they want more control over who sees the data. we now the name of the

american woman a lioned killed in africa. this is katie chappelle, you're looking at an instagram of when she left for her trip abroad. park officials say chappelle had her windows open during a tour of the lion habitat. the lion jumped into the window and bit her. she died. the attack put a park worker in the hospital. chappelle's family will hold a memorial service this weekend. everyone is okay after a fire in northeast d.c. you can see a little smoke still hanging in the sky over this apartment building on staples street northeast. the firefighters union said the fire made it into the second-story walls and the floors. just hours from now a massachusetts man is due in court on charges stemming from an alleged terror plot against police. police shot and killed another man in a related case. nbc's tracie potts has the latest on this widening investigation and the men's grisly plans. tracie? >> reporter: authorities tell thus man could face federal terrorism charges as soon as

today. he was arrested in connection with the investigation of usaama rahim. officers shot and killed rahim in boston tuesday after they said he came after them with this knife. it was all caught on surveillance video. >> it's important the public know that the officers approached this individual without their firearms drawn. >> the officers are retreating from the video we have available as well as witnesses account. >> a joint terror task force had been watching rahim 24/7. they were trying to question him fearing he'd been radicalized and was planning an attack on boston police within days. >> we've seen a sudden attitude change in him basically. >> my parents told know stay away from him. >> reporter: after of the shooting is authorities searched two homes in rhode island and massachusetts. his brother says he was shot in the back while saying "i can't

breathe." police deny that. authorities say he was threatening officers with the knife and the shooting was justified. tracie potts, nbc news washington. a first 4 traffic alert about a project starting later this week in stafford county. the sheriff's office there tells us crews are making changes to the intersection at route 1 and butler road. this friday you might be delayed on butler road as workers pave new lane there is. crews will start putting new concrete islands in the intersection starting monday night. if you're still looking for a summer getaway check out southwest airlines. we are in the middle of its three day fare sale for late summer and fall travel. one-way tickets start at $49. there's also non-stop routes available for $99, $129 or $149 depending on the destination. there's a catch though. there's no friday or sunday travel so that rules out weekend getaways. there's also no deals for labor day or thanksgiving. well it's the tweet that got the attention of buckingham

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earthquake preparedness companies are thriving thanks to the disaster movie "san andreas." according to tmz, the blockbuster has made you think about being prepared. earthquakestores.com is reporting $100000 in disaster kit sales. here's another thing you're talking about. a rogue tweet sent britain into a panic this morning. let's have a look. this is from a journalist who reported that in her tweet that the queen had fallen ill. she's deleted that tweet. queen elizabeth is going to become the longest-serving sovereign this coming september and the bbc says during a technical rehearsal that tweet was sent out inner or are. a 57-year-old california man is celebrating after setting a new world record. george hood set a new record on saturday when he planked -- you

know what that is -- for five hours and 15 minutes. he's a retired marine and personal trainer. he spent nine months training for this challenge. of course i could do it in nine

at least one of two hit tv shows that film in maryland could be headed out west. hbo's "veep" is considering a move to california after the state set up heavy tax incentives for the studio. "house of cards" films in maryland and threatened to leave but maryland extended its tax credit for the netflix series through 2016. maryland lawmakers say they have not received any notice either show is planning to relocate. a live look at the white house this morning. later the first lady will get her hands dirty in the white house garden. michelle obama will be helped by students from here in the district and across the country.

this is a part of the "let's move" program encouraging children to stay active and make good food choices. >> that's the one bad thing about being the played in the difficult once you have something on the jej yule, even if it's a nasty day outside you have to go dig in what's probably more mud than dirt now as it's been a socked in pattern of rain and clouds and fog and drizzle for the last couple days now. here it is on team team radar. light rain on the eastern shore, of fredericksburg, mainly drizzle and mist. so what to expect right now? the opposite of may. may was our warmest on record. june has been chilly since yesterday. we're catching up on the needed rain. we ended the month of may with a two inch rainfall deficit then we immediately picked up two and a half inches of rain on june 1. all eyes already towards the weekend. things will be improving a bit. temperatures will be back up near 80 degrees and no washout a little chance for a shower on your saturday. maybe the yard work is better done on sunday. >> chuck thank you.

a big heist in stafford county. detectives there say somebody stole more than $500000 in jewelry and cash from princess jewelry on dock stone road. the theft happened last week. investigators say the thieves also took security cameras and an alarm system. they also discovered thieves broke into another store and cut a hole into the wall to get at the jewels. by now many of you have seen this incredible video, a car sliced in half by a train. now hear about the plan to prevent such disasters and how you'll soon see it on your

this just into the live desk. the family of the man who died after collapsing outside a d.c. fire house is suing the department. medrick mills suffered a heart attack at the brentwood shopping center in january of 2014. firefighters allegedly watched from across the street and refused to respond to pleas for help. >> for this family it's never been about the money. it's always been about preventing tragedy, another tragedy like that has befelled this family and it is about holding the city and those wrongdoers accountable for their action. >> that news conference happening this hour one firefighter has since been fired since the incident.

barbara? d.c. police arrested a teacher and charged him with sexual abuse of a student. giovanni pena is a popular fourth grade english teacher. d.c. police say they received information on monday that pena sexually abused a student at the school's adams morgan campus on 19th street. they arrested him and charged him with second degree sexual assault yesterday. d.c. public schools tell us they removed him as soon as that has learned of the situation. new psa warning you about staying safe around the train. the company operation lifesaver says a car crushing a can is the same as a train going up against your car. this morn that message is poignant for a family in florida. you can see a train in jacksonville hit that car. sliced it right in two. nbc's kerry sanders tells us how everyone amazingly survived.

>> reporter: it doesn't get much closer than this. dramatic surveillance video shows the moment a car carrying three people was literally sliced in half by an amtrak train traveling from new york to miami. >> when i turned around the back of the car wasn't there. >> reporter: edward peterson was in the front passenger seat. his pregnant girlfriend was in the back. she was ejected when the train hit. >> all i could think about was my girl so i jumped out of the car to go find her. >> reporter: miraculously they were both okay suffering just minor injuries and the driver of the car, the 21-year-old stacy peterson, jr. was also okay. the jacksonville sheriff's office tweeted he admitted he drove around the railroad arms. amtrak told nbc news there were no injuries on the train and after a four-hour delay it continued to miami. the driver's father said the fact that no one was killed was a god sent miracle. and he hopes it's a lesson for his son. >> maybe he'll learn from it and slow down.

not crosses when the arms are down. >> kerry sanders, news, miami. >> opening statements in the fraud trial of a nonprofit that offers so-called gay conversion therapy. four men and two of their mothers sued jews offering new alternatives for healing under new jersey's consumer fraud laws in 2012. the men say the organization violated the laws by calling homosexuality a mental disorder and claiming they could change sexual orientation. the nonprofit says there's still debate over whether sexual orientation is changeable. >> bryce harper hitting a lot of home runs this year. check out the picture you see right here. harper took a fan's camera in the field there. this is during warmup there is. he snapped that selfie. harper said he was "just messing around" and enjoying time with the fans. as you might imagine, this photo was all over social media. one girl said she was sitting nearby when this happened.

espn said that they called harp err man of the fans. our friends at comcast sports net want to nominate him for selfie mvp. how about that he's got a lot of fans out there that's for sure. temperatures have been stuck in the 50s and 60s. our average high temperature 82 degrees. this is 20 degrees colder an average this. still only 59 in leesburg then 61 in fredericksburg. not a pleasant day to be outside. your weather emoji today boo. i had somebody write me in saying i'm editorializing. this is the only face anyone has made to me at work today when asked about the weather is thumb's down. that includes aaron and barbara. >> it is not so great out there our wednesday's child today loves music and would someday be happy singing and playing on the stage somewhere she tells me. but as a foster child for most of her life, she has had little opportunity to have the lessons she needs to get started.

meet lacey as she finally gets a guitar lesson. at the levine school of music we met up with lacy, a 16-year-old who wants to learn to play the guitar better. what kind of music do you like? >> well hip-hop, pop. >> reporter: gary prince chair of the jazz department here offered to give lacy a lesson. >> i see you brought your guitar with you today. let's take it out. >> reporter: gary tuned up and plugged both guitars into the amplifier and asked lacy for a little sample of something she liked to play. lacy at 16 is a conscientious student who has struggled to learn all she can since getting a slow start as a young child before coming into foster care at four years old. >> she needs an extra boost to get her up to speed. >> reporter: lacy has shown an interest in a lot of different activities. >> i did karate for a while. i did ballet cheerleading, soccer. >> have you thought about what you'd like to be when you're all grown up?

>> i want to be a fashion designer and i want to be in a band playing guitar. >> reporter: she also hopes to improve her singing skills. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ so shame on me now ♪ >> reporter: a family could make a different for lacy encouraging her to be all the dreams she wants. meanwhile, encouragement about her guitar was enough to make her smile. if you have room in your home and heart for lacy or another child who's waiting, call our specialber is 1-88-to-adopt me. you can serge wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. aaron? excitement followed by realizations followed by regret. the mixup that had one young fan crying in the stands. it's going to be a pretty interesting one. you're watching news 4 midday. we're back in 60 seconds.

we have breaking news near the poconos in pennsylvania. what we have are two people who are dead, more than a dozen others hurt after a bus and a tractor-trailer collide head on. take a look at some of this tra dramatic video that we got of the aftermath of this scene. you can see that the big rig there sheared pretty much in half. you're actually looking at live pictures of what they're trying to clean up now. witnesses saying that they heard a big crash and heard people screaming. this crash shutting down the northbound lanes i 380, traffic is snarled on all sides. hearing they've had to close down the local airport in order to get medevac in and out of the area to help with victims. as of right now we don't know what has caused this crash. aaron? >> angie, thank you. a california woman pleaded not guilty to murder after she ran over and killed a man with her car. that woman told police a motorcyclist in chula vista was traffic and even kicked her car.

according to prosecutors, though, the woman chased the victim and hit his motorcycle from behind on purpose. the victim was identified as 39-year-old zachary globe, a member of the navy's special operations unit. police charged 26-year-old darla renee jackson with murder. a very different kind of boating accident to tell you about this morning. florida wildlife officials say a six foot long sturgeon leaped out of a river near the georgia border. the fish knocked a girl unconscious apparently. we're told the teenager was boating with her family when this happened. she was taken to the hospital and will be fine. embarrassed but fine. a grand slam caused some must-see disappointment, maybe even grief for a baseball fan in detroit. look at this kid. you can see he's so excited to catch the home run in the tigers athletics game yesterday. however, the boy is a tigers fan and he quickly realizes a player from the other team hit that ball. he starts crying. and no one can cheer him up. of course his team then went on

to lose the game and that was even more tears for him. could this be true? changing your phone -- charging your phone without a cord? we'll show you how you can do it. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy.

yippee!! ♪ if you feel like you're constantly rechargings your phone, a new device could be just the answer for you. this little thing can apparently recharge your phone or camera using wi-fi. it uses technology called ambient backscatter which turns the wi-fi in your home into a power source. researchers at the university of washington say the device won't affect your internet connection. they're still testing it though, so we don't know when one could come to your home. chuck? okay barbara. light rain outside for now and a chance for more rain coming up tomorrow. it won't be the heavy rain like we had the other day. this is future weather forecast for how much accumulating rain between now and friday morning. generally a tenth to a quarter of an inch or so around most of

the metro, slightly haier amounts to the south and west towards culpeper maybe closer to a half an inch. in and around town a tenth to two-tenths of an inch on average. so 100% chance of mist and drizzle and light rain today, an 80% chance of more light scattered rain showers tomorrow. highs both days staying below 70 degrees. so chilly weather in june. then as we get towards friday and saturday temperatures back closer toward the 80 degree mark. a chance for showers on your saturday. a little more typical june weather comes back monday and tuesday, highs well into the 80s with an afternoon thunderstorm. >> thank you, chuck. that's it for news 4 midday. thanks for joining us. >> get the latest news and weather anywhere with the nbc washington app. sign up for it. and we're back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00. until then, have a great day. stay dry. see you in the morning at 11:00 a.m. for news 4 midday.

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