following every development as a trial for matthews begins who showed up in court and why his lawyers have tried to postpone it. >> and the prison break that is like something out of a movie and the major man hunt. >> as temperatures go up our chances for strong to severe storms increase. the greatest threat coming up. >> we're watching big developments as the president confronts some big topics. news 4 midday starts now. right now attorneys are selecting a jury in fair fax county. matthews is charged with

attempted murder, and adduction related to a 2005 case. the victim says she was abducted in 2005. matthews pleaded not guilty to all chargings. we are tweeting from inside the courtroom. matthews is also charged with the murder of hannah graham. >> we continue following the story in upstate new york. a massive man hunt for two prisoners. the prisoners broke out of a facility in upstate new york about 20 miles from the canadian boarders. officials noted the men were missing during a bed check. both men are serving life sentences for murder. they used power tools to cut through steel pipes smashed through a brick wall and escapes. the governor says this is a crisis situation because these men could be anywhere.

>> we have your weather headlines for today. storm chances are going up as we get into the late afternoon and early evening hours today. severe storms a possibility and there's a big warmup coming our way for the second half of the week. for now, getting plenty of sun shine through. as a result temperatures are warming quickly but already showers and storms continue to move in our direction. the yellow is the slight risk for severe weather today. main timing for us between 3:00 and 9:00 this afternoon into early this evening and stronger storms likely to the north and west of the metro. severe weather is a possibility just about anywhere. temperatures this afternoon climbing into the mid and upper 80s, storms getting going after about 3:00. another check of the timing on our future weather coming up. >> developing now, president obama is talking about the threat of isis. the president says the u.s. does not have a complete strategy in training iraqi forces to fight

isis. he made these remarks at a news conference marking tend of the meeting of g7 meeting in germany. the president adding that the pentagon is reviewing plans to ramp up training and help iraqi forces. >> a d.c. school is closed because there's no water. a water main broke an alabama avenue near turner elementary. they shut down the road. d.c. water is working to fix the break right now. they have not said when crews will be done. new this hour news four has learned a woman is dead this morning after a kwud rupl stabbing. police say two men and two women were stabbed. police are now searching for any other suspects at this time. this is one of two stabbings in d.c. yesterday. >> this morning crews are wac at it trying to find a missing

swimmer in howard county. the man disappeared yesterday at a state park and did not resurface. his name has not been released. police say signs nearby say no swimming. this comes just a few days after another swimmer in montgomery county disappeared. for now the fire department has suspended its search. two young men were swimming in the potomac river on we understand. one was caught up by the strong current and disappeared. the second man was able to get out okay. >> the rail riders could be in for a new trip today. this is making its red line debut. this happened just a few hours ago. the 7,000 series cars updated. they have updated seating and flooring, a more open layout and digital displays on board. this is the second 7,000 series car in the system. the other one is running on the blue line. and we're waiting to hear what led to a deadly shooting on the

d.c. maryland border. a man was shot last night. we'll post updates to this story on our nbc washington app. >> hastert is facing accusations that he lied to the fbi. before his political career he was a teach herber. >> he said well we would do things sexually and it would sometimes start with a massage. >> the person you just heard from said he was a former student and that the alleged victim confided in him. other former students told nbc news they could not believe the allegations. >> well, i think we're going to hear something that was pretty awkward. it's what president obama did or rather didn't do in front of world. it has a lot of you talking this morning. in just a few hours big news from apple? what the tech giant could be talking about or unveiling, we hope, something interesting in

we'll tell you and the chance for storms as we head into our day. storm team 4 is tracking it. a huge blast of summer air out there. we're back in 60 seconds.

trending online today, everybody is talking about american pharoah's big win. he was the first horse to win the triple crown in 37 years. the jockey who road him says he plans to give his pay all to charity. he said he's donating all the money he won at the belmont stakes to city of hope. that's a cancer research city in california. the center will receive $80,000. and kate moss is making headlines today too. i'm sure you've probably seen this online because she was reportedly kicked off a plane. the airline said the supermodel was being disruptive. she was traveling from turkey to london at the time.

we're not sure exactly what was happening but police came to escort here away. >> my cast. >> we love it. >> be careful buddy. >> lay back. >> my cast. >> we're going to get your blood pressure. >> did you see my cast? it's amazing. >> if you haven't watched this video yet, go online. it will make you laugh. this kid lives in roswell, new mexico. he's 13. he woke up apparently high on painkillers after breaking his arm. you can see how he reacted. apparently he thought his cast was the coolest thing in the world. and we're back in 60 seconds.

what started as a way to keep people if jumping the fence at a concert turned into a

dramatic police con franation. new jersey state police used tear gas at a hip hop festival at met life stadium. police say they had to dispurse the crowd but witnesses are talking about whether or not they went too far. not word on how many people were arrested. >> here at home the chance for storms as we head into the afternoon and evening. let's get an update from chuck. >> the warmup is well underway. into the upper 70s in washington right now. already though, in the low 80s in martins berg and winchester and 85 in petersburg. the additional sun shine and warmer air puts our temperatures in the mid to upper aches80s around the area. here's the way they time out on future weather. by 3:00 the line of showers coming east of i- 81.

the line forming by 7:00 to the west and coming into the i-95 corridor. things quiet down overnight. >> passengers from dulles airport are happy to be safe this morning after their plane ran thauft runway. we have some photos. the flight left dulles international and arrived in buffalo last night and during the landing something went wrong and the plane skidded off the runway and into the grass. >> i think he may have hit the short runway instead of the regular runway, and then we hit the grass. >> i think that we stopped before we hit the drive. we were pretty close. >> mesa airlines operateds under united airlines. they say high winds caused the

plane to leave the rubwaynway. everyone is okay. >> a new twist in t

new this morning, oscar pistorius may be leaving prison for home this summer. the south afternoon prison officials recommended that pistorius be released in august. and finish his five-year sentence on house arrest.

this is based on good behavior and that pistorius will have served one sixth of his sentence. the olympic athlete was convicted for killing his girlfriend. prosecutors think pistorius should have been convicted of murder. their appeal goes before a judge in november. >> thank you, christen. new this this morning, the mother of a washington post reporter is on trial -- her son is on trial in iran and she is making a desperate plea for his release. he has been heldhan a year. he's accused of spying in an exclusive interview with the toesht associated press, his mother says he's innocent. she says he's tired and distressed and she has only seen his twice and his case remains shrouded in mystery. >> i have no news. i have no idea how many more sessions there will be. and i was not permitted to go to the first or the second session.

>> her son's trial began today. it is closed to the public. his wife still faces charges but has been released on bail. >> a lot of you are talking about shocking video today. a white police officer in texas pulled his gun on a group of black teenagers. the officer is on leave right now. nbc's jacob rascon tells us how police are investigating today. >> reporter: the video shows a texas police officer throwing down a 14-year-old girl in a bikini and then pulling his service weapon on two boys. three officers initially responded to a disturbance at a party at a community pool. cameras didn't capture what led up to the fistfight or anything else before police arrived but when they did, one officer is seen trying to reason with the

crowd. >> don't take off running when the cops get her. >> reporter: another takes a much more direct approach. >> get on the ground. i told you to stay. get down on the ground. >> reporter: after warning a group of girls to get back, the officer had enough. this person captured a different angle. >> why are you holding her down? >> i was surprised really surprised. i didn't even, i didn't even comprehend it. >> our initial reaction was to put the officer on administrative leave so we can complete an investigation of the incident. >> reporter: internal affairs is now taking the case deciding the fate of an office who's caught on camera antics may have crashed more than just a party. for "today," jacob rascon, nbc news los angeles. >> a bit of a cringe worthy moment for the president today.

watch this. after a group photo the president chatted with the head to the imf and the italian prime minister but iraqi prime minister is completely unnoticed when he sits down to join with them. obama keeps his back to the prime minister of iraq and then gets up. he eventually slugged and walkhrugged and walked away. they sat down for a one on one session a little while ago and maybe if he knew about it he apologized. >> as you have been hearing from us all morning long a threat for strong to severe weather coming our way later this afternoon. here's the threat for the storm prediction senor incenter in norman. this yellow area is light risk and enhanced risk south of town. timing of this between 3:00 and 9:00 this afternoon into the evening. radar right now, nothing out there as of yet.

still waiting on the showers to get going. a couple of showers north of hagerstown and more organized bans across ohio and kentucky. that's part of the weather front coming our way. next -- it's going to be a hot one. >> tropical storm blanca has made land fall. the storm started as a category four hurricane. it was downgraded to a tropical depression. there were winds up to 45 miles per hour. high surf expected throughout today and tomorrow. this is the earliest land fall on the baja california peninsula. >> apple is poised to make a huge move into the world of streaming music today. the tech giant is hosting its worldwide developers conference in san francisco. apple expected to unveil a new subscription music streaming service. it would be a challenge to

spotify. this is a rapidly expanding market. more people are streaming songs instead of down loading them. we could also see new operating systems for your iphone or ipad and enhancements for apple pay. one source saying we're not going to see an apple tv today informal we'll have to wait and see. one other important element to watch for today, will apple have a female keynote speaker in the ceo is hinting as much in an interview with mashable, cook says you'll see a change tomorrow. that was yesterday, the comment comes as companies like apple face scrutiny over a lack of female leadership. and the women's world cup is underway. this is the germany. germany won the match 10-0. germany is ranked number one. the u.s. is ranked number 2. today the u.s. will take on australia.

you might have noticed the google doodle in honor of the women's world cup in soccer for 2015. >> in some graduations, all graduates are wearing the same robes. some high schools chose to have gender neutral graduation robes color wise. men and female usually wear two different colors. five other high schools plan to make the changes next year. it's left up to each high school. young people have been flocking to the nation's capitol but they're not the only ones. a new survey says arlington and aleck alexandria rank number two on the best place to retire. the two northern virginia communities are the only places on the east coast to make the top five. phoenix came in at number one.

>> get ready. you can notice something different along the roads in one part of our area. we're back in 60 seconds.

breaking news, a police officer in south carolina charged in the murder of a man who had a broken talt has been indicted by a grand jury. north charleston police officer makel michael slager. slager was pulling scott over for the broken day light when scott got out of the car and ran. again, the officer indicted for murder. >> thank you, christen. crews in california say they are nearly halfway done cleaning up parts of the coastline affected by an oil spill. that comes amid new questions from lawmakers for the company that built the pipeline.

plane plains all american said it was extremely unlikely because of technology and safeguards. 96 miles of the coastline are affected by this. >> pretty soon you may see something like this waving on billboards. right now the county has a rule that prevents animations on signs because they could distract you while you're driving but some businesses want to be able to show the american flags or other graphics. one is pushing for a review of the rule to make these sorts of things okay. big changes coming to local casinos that could have you fighting for a chance to win. we're back in sixty-seconds.

welcome back. sun shine streaming down into washington right now. weather from may to june has done a back flip so far. can you believe it?

the last week of may was 11 degrees warmer than the first week of june. not to mention we had only.01 inches of rain in june. temperatures right now on their way up into the 70s and 80s across the area. in the upper 80s for the highs today. 60% of thunderstorms this afternoon and this evening and then getting warm. mid 90s warm toward thursdays and friday. >> a little too warm if you ask me but we'll take it. a 27-year-old man in serious condition after his car slammed into a tree. this may have happened after an altercation between that man and a group of people. police say they've spoken to the people who may have been involved in the incident. as you can see, the car hit so hard the engine completely separated from the car. investigators will look into whether speed or alcohol played

a part. >> and another person died from an outbreak of mers. this is a largest outbreak out of the middle east. 87 others have fallen ill and thousands are in isolation. almost 2,000 schools are closed. is virus spreads through close contact and there is no sack seen. maryland casinos are getting rid of a lots of slot machines. they've moved more than 1300 slot machines. they want more room for table games. the state also t higher rate than table games. >> traffic around here is tricky enough. we'll tell you why you might be able

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right now on news 4 midday, the metro moments so many people have been waiting for. we'll tell you what people are saying about the metro's newest set of wheels but first weather making a lot of news today. big changes on the way. >> storms could pop up and it all comes down to timing today. tracking this from the storm center. he has his watch and pencil. >> divide by three, carry the one. it's going to rain at 7:43 at

your house, aaron. right now a mostly blue sky. more cloud to the west. that's the beginning of the firing up of showers and storms. one of two of these could be strong to severe. once we get through today and tomorrow, high heat starts to move back into the area for the second half of the week. evening commute up to about 8:00 or 9:00. heavy rain on the roads. that could slow things down. net row area, $8787. mid 90s thursday and friday into the weekend. >> we continue to follow a developing story in upstate new york. a massive man hunt for two murders who escaped out of a correctional facility in new york. >> it was something out of a movie. we have more on the race against time to find the convicts. >> reporter: overnight and into

the morning the december trat around the clock man hunt for two killers. >> they could be anywhere. >> reporter: some 250 heavily armed officers with canines combing the woods, searching cemeteries and schools for convicts david sweat and richard matt. sweat was serving life after killing a sheriff's deputy shooting him 22 times. matt serving 25 to life for killing and dismembering his bos. they were discovered missing early saturday morning breaking out of prison with power tools. >> we did not recover smis sophisticateing cutting tools. >> the escape, 25 miles from canada retraced by the new york governor who called it elaborate and sophisticated. he says the prisoners in sidely

side cells stuffed their bunks with clothes to avoid detection. they cut holes through the steel walls behind their beds, crawled onto this cat walk six stories up, broke through a brick wall two feet thick. they shimmied beneath the prison wall and broke out of a manhole more than a block away. they left behind a post it note with a racist image reading have a nice day. >> when you look at how it was done, it was extraordinary. >> reporter: with the governor saying the inmates must have been heard, the tiny town is now a fortress. >> the whole community is a little upside downright now. >> reporter: this morning the hunt for two man who had killed before and could do it again. >> happening now, jury selection in the matthews trial. today attorneys are questioning a pool of 100 potential jurors at the fair fax courthouse.

matthews is charged with attempted murder an wux and sexual assault in this case. a woman was walking home from a grocery store in fair faction. he is accused of dragging her into a wooded area and raining her. he was charged in the cold case after he was arrested in uva student hannah grapham's disappearance. he could face the death penalty in that case. today's jury selection could take all day and go into tomorrow. make sure to follow us on twitter. it was a violent end to the weekend in the district. police say one woman is today and seven other people injured in two quadruple stabbings. a man is under arrest today for one attack. late last night two men and two women were stabbed a few blocks from u street.

one woman died. police say a suspect is in custody in that case as well. >> you may get a surprise today on your rail trip today. there's a new rail car. we were there. >> reporter: the old car. the new 7,000 series. old dingy carpet, replaced by nonskid flooring. old fashioned map high-tech flat screen board. the new train is the toast of the red line. >> i like the flat screens to tell you the stop. it's easier than having to bend over someone and look into the old maps. >> i think it's really nice. it's a big change from the old, smelly cars. and hopefully it will be easier to tell what station you're at and hopefully they'll run faster. >> the 7,000 began its voyage

and it includes bider leg room and there's a digital announcement system. no more garbled messages. >> i think it's a world of difference. this is the next generation rail car. >> reporter: the 7,000 will replace the old 1,000 cars. 528 of them have been ordered. they'll be put into service gradually about one train a month. >> this ismetro's second 7,000 series train. the first one was rolled out in april on the blue line. from the shady grove metro station, news 4. >> you're going to get some extra time to iron out toll mistakes on i-95. the express lanes there and also 495 express lainnes. last october we told you the company was starting a first time forgiveness program. now "the washington post" is reporting that program has been extended. it waves the fees for dreyers

who unknowingly have issues on the lanes offense. you have 60 days after that first infraction to get your fees waived. >> a yellow-headed cartoon classic gets ready

this man is serving life in prison right now and we're learning more about why. he pleaded guilty to killing 16 civilians in afghanistan. that was three years ago. a newspaper in washington has learned that he asked for a reduced sentence last year. bails said he lost compassion for civilians on his fourth combat tour. he said his mind was, quote, consumed by war. you're also talking about bart simpson online today as well. his greatest enemy is finally going to win out this year. the producers said side show bob will finally kill bart which he's been trying to do for

years. it's not permanent. they said the revenge will happen in the halloween special. bart will be back to normal the next episode. >> sea hawks star richard sherman showed up in this trailer for a film. he takes a turn as a tourist and scientist in the film. the movie comes out this friday.

a developing story. the northern colorado serial shooter may have struck again. a woman was driving on the interstate when her car windows shattered out of nowhere. several cars have had their windows shattered in that same stretch of road. police in colorado say they don't have any physical evidence to tie the reports together, but they say the same person could be behind the incidents.

it was a big night for the british and women on broadway. >> and the american theater tony goes to helen meren. >> you're majesty, you did it again. >> that's helen meren accepting an award last night. one made history as a best. they also won for best score and book making the first time all female teams have won this caps a truly banner year for broadway. new plays boosted broadway to a fantastic record breaking year of ticket sales according to new york times. >> temperatures climbing quickly into the upper 70s and low 80s. 75 in annapolis. 77 in gaithersburg. and even 77 into st. mary's county.

hourly temperatures around town we'll continue climbing. the high around 87 degrees here in and around town and as we take eyes toward the weekend. on a monday that's all anybody cares about is the next weekend. both days plenty warm. dryer but still warm on sunday. >> thursday doesn't get enough love. i want to know what thursday looks like. talk about a celebration. the former first lady

right now we are waiting to see whether dennis hastert says anything about the accusations he's facing today. he's accused of lying of the fbi and trying to cover up a relationship with a student years ago. the former students are also talking. we have more on what they're saying. >> reporter: he was once at the pinnacle of hour but this morning former house speaker dennis hastert is in hiding. his long time chief of staff isn't saying much about his former boss's indictment. >> i don't know anything about it. i haven't worked for the man in nine years. >> reporter: today the question remains, what is individual a., the person he agreed to pay $3.5 million to hide past misconduct. he's charged with lying to the fbi. >> did you have any indication

that any abuse was going on? >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: this man graduated in 1975. hastert had been his wrestling coach and scout leader. >> until more comes out, i'm still going to believe he's a good person. >> reporter: but the sister of an alleged victim says she hopes more victims come forward. a friend and classmate of the victim who asked him to conceal his identity said he was confided in. >> he said well we would do things sexually and it would sometimes start with a massage. >> reporter: by the time hastert left congress, he was a multimillionaire. then he became a hob list. disclosure reports show people paid his firms more than $11

million. >> hastert will be in federal court tomorrow. >> denver is drying out this morning after a fast-moving storm dumped miles per hour an inch of rain in that area. look at how high the water was. roads looked like rivers. dozens of drivers had to be rescued from their cars. the water moved so quickly all people could do was watch and wait. >> i looked down and realized water is coming down the bottom. the passenger side was to the seat. when i turned around, the same thing. water everywhere. >> air travel was also impacted by the storm. about 20 flights were diverted to other airports. >> thanks. we may be facing our own threats of airline delays at the local airports later today as a weather front tries to press our direction. a marginalized risk farther

south into southern area. you have the possibility of strong to severe storms. the timing of it between 3:00 and 9:00. starting at 3:00, there's a chance for thunderstorms there along the blue ridge. that future weather is trying to make the first line fall apart. another chance of thunderstorms coming through the metro between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. one eye on the sky. the other eye on nbc washington.com. >> got it. thank you. president obama and leaders of six world powers are again condemning russia's invasion of part of ukraine. progress remains unclear right now. nbc edward lawrence reports. >> reporter: president obama used a little german in his opening address at the g7 summit. he hopes to slid fie the world's message to russia and tell the lead tore recognize the

sovereignty of ukraine. >> the fact that all of us are here together today is proof that conflicts can end and great progress is possible. >> the president also hopes to extend economic sanctions against russia set to expire at the end of the july and walk away with stronger trade deals between the g7 countries. putin was kicked out of the summit last year. putin maintains he was responding to threats in th >> if you can't trust mr. put ton go back home the day after and do what he's promised then having him at the table won't get you very far at all. >> the summit also allowed world leaders to talk about isis. great britain announced on sunday that they're sending military training personnel to help the iraqis fight isis. edward lawrence nbc news. >> well, she is the warm but unshakable mother, grandmother, and former first lady from a family with a rich history of public service.

and barbara bush is making turning niebt look effortless. in a touching sit-down interview with her granddaughter barbara bush talked about her legacy, including her iconic white hair and pearls. >> the pearls are to cover the wrinkles which they no longer do. you can't wear pearls all over your face and the white hair was because i wanted to play golf and tennis. i wanted to swim. i mean, i just decided to go white. >> bush is promoting literacy for her 90th. she's partnering for $7 million competition to boost adult literacy skills. >> a great cause to champion for. she looks great for 90. >> i they that's something that a lot of us have overlooked. what to do as we age. why not use the phone to help

them stay in touch and keep the brain moving? >> >> the problem across country. >> we'll tell you about the classroom mix um.

a fan favorite from the voice has died. friends say he took his own life on friday. riley made it all the way to the battle rounds on the voice but he left the singing competition in january to deal with substance abuse issues. riley also saying for tips on the street of philadelphia. he was just 28 years old. the college board is new figuring out how to make up for a mistake on a crucial college entrance exam. students believed they had 25 minutes to complete one of the sections of the s.a.t. that's what the student's booklets said but the proctor's book said the students had 20

minutes, 5 minutes fewer. >> they'll have a problem there for sure fundraisers are popping up to help a woman injured at a baseball game. he's expected to survive after a bat hit her in the head. she is in serious condition right now. to help with her medical expenses her friends started several go fund me pages online. you can find the link in the nbc washington app. it is the story that had ervegeveryone talking.

it's a health issue that's getting a lot more attention these days. a child with a concussion. doctors are using a new tool in recovery. it's called die in a vision d 2. when a person has a head injury, some of their mental faculties

are slowed. this helps to retrain the brain with a game that's sort of like whack a mole. >> it gives you a good training effect. >> experts say this is just one treatment program out of many. it's the kind of treatment that can be fun for kids. american pharoah is now getting ready for his victory lap. the horse that won the triple crown thereby star of a special ceremony at churchill downs this week. this morning the owner and trainer and jockey for on the "today" show. >> you can't be just a little bit better. you have to be way better. we all wait for the one super horse. i think this is him. >> american pharoah is just the 12th horse to win all three races. he was the first to win that triple crown in 37 years. you see it? >> i did. good-looking horse there, too.

outside, we've done a little bit of a black flip in the month of june. the last week of may was 11 degrees warmer than the first week of june which we just finished up. that being said, the second week of june promises to be a whole lot warmer than the first. today 87 with a chance of thunderstorms. a couple of passing showers tomorrow. back to 90 on wednesday. mid 90s on thursday. you'll stay in the ac this thursday. 96 possible on friday and turning slightly cooler as we head into the weekend with a little chance for showers on saturday. high heat and humidity. >> you know me so well. i want thanks for joining us. get the latest news and weather on our app. >> we're back on the air this afternoon. until then have a great day and we'll see you in the morning.

that...used to be me. scratching...chewing ...licking...shaking. it was horrible. i avoided being around others... including my friends. i didn't think my flea and tick problems would ever get better... but then...i talked to my owners...about talking to my vet... about bravecto.

only bravecto gives dogs up to 12 weeks of flea and tick protection. no other tasty chew works better for longer. over the course of a year, that's a lot fewer doses.. and a lot less worry. bravecto is for dogs 6 months of age or older. side effects may include vomiting, decreased appetite diarrhea, lethargy, excessive thirst and flatulence. i'm jack... and i tell all my friends... to tell their owners... to talk to the vet... about bravecto. bravecto. keeping me - jack - and my friends... protected from fleas and ticks ever since. it changed my life.

. >> serena: eric, please. listen. >> eric: you listen. you say you love me. >> serena: i do! >> eric: then tell me what is going on. or we're not gonna go anywhere together. >> serena: no, eric, you-- you don't mean that. you can't mean that. >> eric: no, of course i do, serena! i'm not putting up with any more lies. what happened in africa? why... why were you so willing to work with xander even though you said you hated him? my god. seret what is going on here. i want you to tell me what is going on. i want you to explain this to me--all of it--now. or i am walking out that door.