treating a deadly disease. right now the efforts to save a woman right here in our area. >> fighting back at the live desk. tracking a new lawsuit in a stroefl police shooting. >> and chuck bell. high heat and humidity around the corner. >> it could change the way you travel. weir we're watching a potential game changer at our airports. . >> right now day two in the jesse matthew trial is under way. matthew is charged with actual assault, and an suction in a

2005 case. the first on the stand described the victim after the attack in 2005. he said her face was swollen and bloody but he also said he didn't recall seeing someone that looked like matthew after the attack. they explained how they discovered the dna on the victim. >> a developing story this morning. a patient at the national institutes of health in bethesda has a rare drug resistant type of tuberculosis. in april she flew to the u.s. from india. she continued to travel for seven weeks through missouri and tennessee before realizing she was sick. he's been treated at a special room at nih. officials are notifying people who may have been exposed during

her travels. >> the two men who escaped probably had inside help. they searched three countries for david sweat and richard matt. they used power tools to break out of their tools at a correctional facility in new york state. they're questioning outside contractors to find out how may have provided the tools they used to break out. >> news at the live desk. right now a group of civil rights leaders is filing a citizen's affidavit in the death of a 12-year-old. they killed him after they saw him with a gun that turned out to be a toy. the group of civil rights leaders is invoking a seld m used state law. it allows them to go directly to a judge. the police patrolman's association issued a statement a short time ago. it calls the death a trajgedy but

it says the officers acted on facts they had at the time. >> chuck bell, a nice looking morning this morning. plenty of sun shine streaming from the region at this point in time. could bubble up one or two showers but not looking for anymore widespread rain and no more severe weather but a hot streak ahead. the last time regan national had more than three 90 degree days in a row was the summer of 2013. last year we had three in a row a couple of times. plenty of breaks from the heat last summer. this one looks like an extended stretch of warm weather. already in the upper 70s and low 80s. a warm one outside today. be ready for the warm weather to come in. warmer and fewer rain chances. all of this coming up with our 7-day. >> the virginia primary elections are today. you have until 7:00 tonight to cast your vote. voters can make major changes.

the mayor is facing two democratic challengers, former mayor and vice mayor. in parts of stafford county, republican susan sten son could unchair the current representative. >> a consideration of rules on uber or lift drivers can wait for call. we're live and talking to passengers and uber drivers. >> good morning. there's no question that app base ride companies are gaining in popularity and competing with traditional taxicabs like the one behind me but they're not allowed to wait on airport property to be approached by a fare. they have to be called to the airport by the customer but that may soon be changing.

>> reporter: outside baggage claim, traditional cabs wait to pick up fares. no uber or lift cars here. ride hailing companies are not allowed to wait on company property. they must use their app to request a ride. >> it's tough because the police run you away if they see you. therefore, sometimes we miss fares. >> but the airport authorities is considering a change in the rules. public hearings get underway today to talk about changes. under a new proposal uber and similar companies could have access to a waiting area on airport grounds and could drop off and pick up passengers as long as they get a permit from the airport authority. there would also be a $5 fee for every fare to and from the airport. many travelers say they like the convenience of app based rides. >> i love it.

it's easy and convenient and right there in five minutes. >> many taxi drivers are not happy about the loosening of restrictions. they say app based drivers don't have to follow the same rules as they do and it's hard enough to make a living as it is. >> all we need is fair play and for them to be regulated. i love competition and i love them to be working but they need to be regulated. >> reporter: and there will be four public hearings on the proposal. two of them happening today at noon and 7:00 p.m., and then two more tomorrow here at reagan national airport. back to you in the studio. >> the food is popular but they might be the next big work. the big changes chipotle is announcing and a look at the damage and what's next

we're following with your clicking on. workers at chipotle will be offered tuition reimbursement and sick pay. they say this may also help to attract college students to entry level job. what does your city smell like? that's what researchers are aiming to man out. let's have a look at this. that's it. beautiful maps of what our cities actually smell like. maps have been created in other places. in london the red represents emissions smells such as gasoline and the green is smells found in nature. don't worry. the group didn't hit the sidewalk nose to ground. they used geeo tagged social media to complete the research.

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crews are working to clean up this crater in rock creek park. take a look at this hotpothole. it is one of serious ones by the national zoo. you can see it didn't stop cars from driving over it. probably causing a lot of damage. they have not said when the potholes will be filled.

>> take a look at what last night's storms did. this tree fell on top of a house. they tweeted out the picture and say no one was hurt. what's next for us? chuck joins us to tell us what we can expect. >> i can't completely rule out a few showers as we get into the middle of afternoon hours but the rain chances are beginning to diminish. the reason we have any chance at all the cold front is to the west. as it comes onto the i 95 corridor, might ring out a few for showers but most of us dry from this point going forward. if you're traveling to new york or new england plenty of unsettled weather up there. but here it's clear and highs today should easily make it up into the mid and upper 80s. some places touching 90. once we get into the 90s, we stay there into the weekend. >> those storms did more than

knock down trees out there. did you hear all the rain? you were probably sound asleep. the weather may have also caused miles worth of backups on a busy road.

news at the live desk. right now senators on capitol hill are grilling the head of the tsa about major security lapses at the nation's airports.

going to show you live pictures from the hearing underwait right now. it was called after several audits of the agency. among other things, it found the tsa agents failed to identify 73 airline workers who may be connected to terrorism. those employees were cleared to work in sensitive areas. homeland security director talked about the challenges earlier in the hearing. >> we've also examined the performance of tsa ease work force which is largely a function of who is hired and how they are trained and managed. our audits have found that often a simple failure to follow protocol poses vulnerabilities. >> the agency says it is trying to expand the watch list. it's also trying to improve training programs. from the life desk, i'm pat lawson. >> you shouldn't face anymore delays this morning if you use the express lanes or 95 or 395. drivers sat through long delays

after power outages caused problems. the lanes were due to open at 2:00 a.m. but it took several hours to open them manually. they believe last night's storms caused the power problems. >> we could learn more about the former house speaker. he's due in federal court in a few hours. this is the first time we're going to see her hear from him since he was indicted. he's accused of lying to the fbi about paying millions in push money. the money went to someone from his days as a teacher. a person familiar says it was intended to conceal claims that he sexually molested someone years ago. >> the white house says so far one in four uninsured americans have found health care. it was down from 17.

1.1% two years ago. out of pocket costs for preventive services like vaccines and medical services were eliminated for more than 137 million americans. the president is expected to talk more about this within the next hour when he visits the catholic health association. >> and outside right now sun shine streaming in and temperatures warming quickly into the upper 70s. 69 winchester. plan on a warm one for sure. can't rule out a couple of showers. on the whole it's going to be green light conditions as we head into the weekend. much warmer weather on the way. full sun shine tarm. the warm weather on thursday, friday and the that's at least five days in a row that it looks like you're going to be 90 or higher and we could get to 90 today and tomorrow as well.

>> hundreds of demonstrators in texas are calling for a police officer to lose his job. you can see they staged this big march in texas outside dallas last night. that's where a white police officer pulled out his gun on two black teenagers at a pool party. he also wrestled a 14-year-old girl to the ground. now the officer is on administrative leave. the aclu says it thinks this is a case of racial bias. the group asked the police department to release the entire report on the incident and also wants to hear the community's calls to 9-1-1. >> harrowing moments for passengers aboard a flight on the way to maryland. the flight made an evacuation. we spoke so of the passengers on board. >> alee gent air didn't get very far. the crew reported smoke in the cabin. when they landed, they inflated

the emergency slides. >> it was chaotic. >> a passenger told me screaming flight attendants added to panic as people scrambled to get off. >> it was, i felt, that they could have been a little more professional in that manner. because they were pretty much scaring people. and pushing them out the plane. >> and alee jant news release says four people were injured. we saw two passengers halled out on stretchers to waiting ambulances. >> reporter: some passengers evacuating by sliding down a wing. >> it's a little bit of a black and that black top, a few did fall and a couple children were crying and such but all the passengers were just wonderful helping each other out. >> in the terminal passengers were given pizzas and drinks and told they'd get refunds and a

voucher. >> does that appease what you went through today? >> i hate flying anyway. the voucher is no good. we're in the flying again. we're driving. >> reporter: right now alee jant is a in a contract dispute with the pilot's union. they say they're not diligent with maintenance. >> a super market favorite is getting ready for another location. wegmans will open a new store inside capital one's new facility along route 123. this one will look a little different. it will be smaller with a more urban design. it's set to open in 2019. meanwhile the new store in alexandria opens this sunday. women in the world cup. we'll tell you what this team -- why they could be in danger on the field.

it's been one of the most read stories on our website this morning. mary ellen trainer has died. she appeared in lethal weapon and the goonnys. she was also in back to the future. she was married to a director. they divorced in 2000. she passed away in her home. she was 62 years old. your property taxes will not go up as high as first thought in prince george county. they vetoed a 1.5 increase. they say the tax was not necessary. last year the hikes were for parks and education. >> the u.s. women's national soccer team is celebrating a big win in their first appearance of the world cup. what a game. the team was a little timid in the first few minutes. that changed after this goal in minute. she went onto score again in the

second half. the u.s. beat australia. they play women again friday night. go usa. we know these women are tough but they have to be extra tough this time around. they're playing on artificial turf and not grass. members of the team and other global soccer teams pled to change that. they say they're more likely to be injured on turf and they say the turf forces them to second guess when they can slide or go for a header. turf fields are also hotter than grass. the surface at this opener reached 120 degrees an hour before kick off. we see warning labels on alcohol and cigarettes, so is so

critics of the pop ups appearing on row houses in d.c. are cheering this morning. the zoning commission has limited the height of vertical extensions to homes.

the height limit drops from 45 feet to 35 feet. critics say it blocks city views and crowds neighborhoods. d.c. developers say they're a cheaper alternative. existing popups will be grandfathered in by the new regulations. >> in just a few hours the red skins will be on the field in ash burn again. organized team activities end this week. today is the last day we can send a camera to see the team. after today you have to look forward to the home opener september 13th. it will be here in no time. >> san francisco officials will decide on whether to put warnings on sugary soda drinks. the ordinance would require health warnings. that means willbill woords and walls and sides of buses. they say it could help with

obesity. opponents say it's a scare tactic that doesn't help educate consumers. >> plenty of sun shine out there. plenty of warmth. there is a heat wave building. it could arrive yesterday but definitely thursday and friday and continuing into the weekend. it's looking hot and huldmid for sure. here's where we go hour by hour. temperatures in the -- most neighborhoods not making it to 90 today. as we head into the weekend both saturday and sunday look very hot and very humid. temperatures will be in the low to mid 90s and at least a chance for cooling thunderstorms saturday and sunday afternoon. most of the next couple of days starting with thursday are really hot and mostly dry. >> a disturbing find inside a metro station next.

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a developing story this morning. it's a national institute of health in bethesda, a patient as rare drug resistant type of toid. the woman travelled for seven weeks before realizing he was sick. we have more on the potential public health threat. >> we believe this patient flew from india to chicago and then in addition to being in illinois was also po po.

they believe she has what's called xdr tuberculosis. the challenge is find anybody who came in contact with her. >> reporter: the patient is in an isolation room. only described as a female. while doctors treat this serious case of tuberculosis, central and state health departments are trying to track down hundreds of people who may have been in contact with her. >> the biggest guns we have in terms of antibiotics is what has to be used in this case and even when we use them there's limited effectiveness with this type of tuberculosis. >> reporter: in april the victim is believed to have traveled from india to chicago and then to missouri and tennessee before seeking treatment. seven weeks after arriving in the u.s. she was transferred to the nih. the cdc and state health

departments are trying to contact other passengers on her flight and anyone who came in contact with her in at least three states. the risk the low, but health experts take tuberculosis very seriously. >> people who were on that plane with her owe it to themselves and their close contacts to be followed up to see whether they're infected. >> tuberculosis bacteria are released into the air when someone coughs, sneezes, shouts or sings. the bacteria can float in the air for several hours. people with lowered immunity are most at risk. in 2007 the u.s. quarantined an atlanta man who knew he had tuberculosis but flew and then drove into the u.s. he was treated and released. now this morning, a tuberculosis case here at the nih. this patient now could undergo months or years of treatment. unfortunately, the cure rate is rather low. the big challenge is to term

which antibiotics she is and is not resistant to and again, they stress the risk of the general public they believe is very low. tom costello. back to you. >> in the news room with our transportation reporter. and working on a story for this afternoon. >> this is a pretty incredible lawsuit that has just been filed against the transit agency. apparent there was a rider who was at the judiciary square station. a number of trips and falls and died in the station and his body was not found for four days. >> four days? >> four days inside the judiciary square station. a whole budge of stuff to sift through. >> thank you. we'll be looking forward to your report this afternoon on news 4. >> outside we have plenty of sun shine getting through an otherwise partly cloudy sky. the clouds are increasing in coverage and starting to show a little bit of development as

well. don't completely rule out the chance of getting rained on a little bit later on today. here's the future weather. by 1:30 or 2:00 that morning the best little rain chances are here for the remainder of the day. by 3:00 moving into parts of southern maryland. by 5:00 only southern cal vert and st. marys likely to be impacted by rain drops. dry through the remainder of the overnight hours and tomorrow not a cloud to be found. dryer air moves in. 100% sun shine for the wednesday. dry weather thursday as well. heat moving in thursday with temperatures into the low and mid 90s. >> you can vote in virginia today. primary races are going on. there are a few big races we're watching. in alexandria, the long time mayor is facing two challengers.

he's in his fourth term right now. a republican primary could also change the makeup of the state house of delegates. the current speaker of the house william how represents you if you live in parts of stafford county. there could be a big upset. polls close at 7:00 tonight. we put a link where you can find your polling place on our website. >> the army's public swbs back up and running this morning after a syrian group hacked into it. they tweeted this screen grab of what appears to be a message on the site before it crashed. they are demanding the u.s. stop training rebel fighters in syria. >> the first lady giving the kmebsment address for king

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news 4 live desk with news just into our news room about shooting at the giants super market on crane highway in upper marl bro. the super market is located at 5678 crane highway. news 4 is just arriving at scene. she's on the scene. she sent out a tweet. these are live pictures at the parking lot. this is reportedly where the shooting has taken place. no information on who's been shot, the condition or the circumstances surrounding the shooting. this is happen agent the giant supermarket here at the store located at at crane highway.

that's near route 301 and route 4. we have a crew on the scene and we'll have more information on the shooting as soon as it becomes available. back to you in the studio. >> check on storm team four radar right now. today most of the rain chances are well up to the north but the cold front has not made it into the i 95 corridor. it may provide just enough lift to ring out a couple of showers. primarily to the east of i 95. if you're traveling to parts of pennsylvania or new york or new england. radar for now remains clear all across the area. clouds continue to build. your afternoon planner warm and humid today. temperatures are going to be climbing into the upper 80s to near 90 but then drying out by about 7:00 or 8:00 this evening and the next couple of days promise to be just as warm as well. 89 with sun shine tomorrow. 9 95 on thursday. >> summer is here and star buck

is launching. you can order six flavors until the end of the month. you have red velvet cake, cotton candy. cinnamon roll. and cup cake. in less than 24 hours for more than 200,000 people to like this picture on instagram. it took about two years for star bucks to develop and launch this drink. it was already in the works when star bucks bought a stoef in boston. that store had a frappuccino. in 1995 the star bucks version debuted. in 1995 they added the green straw, whipped cream. today they're sold in 66 countries. now they want you to vote on which of the flavors will become permanent.

the winning flavor will be officially added july 3rd. i'm going with cocoa cluster. >> a fight inside a walmart goes viral but it's who was nearby that has people talking.

i'm pat lawson. news at the live desk with more on the shooting we just told you at the giant super market in

upper marl bro. we have discovered this is a police involved shooting. these are live pictures of the scene. this story is located on crane highway. it happened a short time ago in the parking lot. they confirmed this is a police involved shooting. it was not a police officer who was injured. we don't note the circumstances that led to the shooting. we ar gathering more details about the shooting. we'll bring those to you as soon as we get them. i'm put a lawson live at the news desk. >> right now day two of jesse matthew matthew's driel is underway. dna evidence from her fingernail connected matthew to the attack. matthew facing separate charges for the murder of hannah graham is also linked but not charged yet with morgan harrington's

murder. >> we are in the courtroom. we have been live tweeting all the new developments. you can follow it. here's a look at what's happened. we tweeted the fair fax county police say the victim's face was swollen. this is a look at the nurse who examined the victim. this is what she said t. the nurse read from a report and said it included bruises and scratches to parts of the victim's body and there were some fingernail scrapings which were key for the prosecution for use in identification. >> it's a race against the clock to find two escaped murders before they kill again. investigators say they're look in the u.s., for david sweat and another. they broke out of a facility days ago. there's more on the possibility the escapees had some inside help. >> reporter: with each hour added urgency outside the prison

walls and now within. this morning new questions. as investigators turn thundershower attention to prison employees. according to a law enforcement source, did a woman who works at the correctional facility help the men pull off their elaborate escape? >> what's really hard to understand is how the corrections security staff was not aware of this. >> reporter: with 150 civilian employees working inside the maximum security lockup the internal probe could take days. this as law enforcement sources tell nbc affiliate wtcz the convicted killers waited for a getaway driver that never showed. they cut through a pipe, smashed through a brick wall only to go through the manhole cover and fleed on help. >> do they have cell phones or communications? >> reporter: now a search of abandoned building.

this one next to the prison. not sure if the fugitives are holed up nearby or headed out of country, maybe nearby canada. richard matt has done it before. he broke out of a new york jail. later convicted of killing a man in mexico. one police captain calling him the most vicious, evil person i've ever come across. both men con vicvicted of brutal but now back out without little to lose. >> the moments they're not in their cell they're attempting to escape. deadly force would be authorized. good morning once again. a nice, refreshing breeze outside this morning. it's starting to cook up a little more. the there remains a chance for a few showers this morning. most of us, especially if you're west of i 95, probably missed by the drops. the farther south and east you live from the metro area,

slightly better chance for rain drops. temperatures plenty warm. probably not making 90. but you could wash the car if you live out toward winchester virginia. a relatively dry pattern. mostly mid to upper 80s today. best chances for rain along south and east of i 95. one more check of the 7-day forecast and a look into your upcoming weekend coming up. >> you want it? a trip to walmart grew out of hand when two women started brawling in the shampoo aisle. this happened at a wall smart store in inndiana and the punches started flying. at one point they're on the ground fighting when a child gets involved in. there's a six-year-old boy throwing kicks and punches.

and one of the women even tells the boy to punch the other woman in the face. the whole thing lasted about five minutes and store security never came to break up this fight. quite the scene. >> wow. >> right now former house speaker den us hastert is preparing for his first appearance in federal court. he is accused of lying to the fbi about a plan to pay millions in hush money to cover up his sexual misconduct. we are >> reporter: the former house speaker hasn't spoken or been scene publicly since the indictment was announced. two weeks ago. that should change this afternoon where he will stand in front of a federal judge and alongside what we know as his attorney, thomas greene who has represented other political figures for decades. he's being charged with lying to fbi agents as well as illegal

money transfers. all of this, according to prosecutors, as he was paying hush money to a former student at i don't recollectville high school. hastert was a teacher and coach who allegedly molested at least two students during his time there. this is likely just a legal formal the hearing in which he'll be formally charged. she'll he'll announce his plea and likely be released. that's the latest here in chicago. >> a story that went viral is changing the way americans think about a sensitive issue. weir back

we have breaking news from the virginia supreme court. the court has temporarily blocked closure of suite briar college for women. the private college announced they would close by the end of

summer because of financial challenges. today's decision sends it back to the lower court. >> the transformation of a well known celebrity may make people more accepting of transgender people. two-thirds of those asked say it will lead to a positive change and how people view transjender. bruce jenner is a reality star. kaitlyn jenner became the most searched name on google. she gained more than 1 million followers in just a few hours. a police involved shooting in prince george's county. we'll go

we're live where prince george county are on the scene

of a police involved shooting at the giant shopping center off of 301 near pennsylvania avenue. we are still gathering details. at this point we understand that one person was injured in this shooting and was not a prince george county police officer. you can take a look here and you can see that there is a pickup truck that has its doors opened, and what appears to be a lot of medical equipment beside the truck. that's possibly where the person who was shot was worked on before they were transported away from the shopping center here. this is still an active scene. we spoke with one person who said before he was able to leave police asked for his driver's license, and his name and information to make sure he was not involved. some of the other people are not allowed to leave at all because they're inside of the crime scene. again, this is still unfolding and we're waiting for an up date.

reporting live. back to you in the studio. >> and outside now temperatures have warmed considerably from where we were earlier this morning. we're now 85 at national airport. plenty warm outside for now. increasing numbers of clouds mean we probably won't reach the 90s in most neighborhoods for today. it'll be close. mid to upper 80s. same story again tomorrow with slightly lower humidity tomorrow. stifling humidity levels sneak in thursday and friday and into the weekend. >> thank you, chuck. it is getting hot. that does it for news four midday. thanks for joining us. be sure to get the latest weather with our app. >> and we're back on the air this morning. until then have a great day.

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