good morning. now it's 5:00. months after the smoke incident that killed a woman at the metro station, a scathing report about metro. we're standing by for the findings. we're also following breaking news out of switzerland and the scandal that continues to rock fifa. and the latest on the money laurnd laundering scheme. let's go to tom. there sayis a live view of our sky early on this wednesday morning, you can just tell, there's less humidity in the air. the visibility are much better. not as much haze. and we're starting off with just a partly cloudy sky and temperatures right here at nbc washington, right outside the window, it's 72. elsewhere, it's hovering in the upper 60s and low 70ss, with lower humidity that has continued to move on through. just a very light breeze coming in out of the north and west. and beautiful morning is under

way. and all around the region this morning, we'll have our temperatures hold steady in the 70s for another hour or two then later today, you'll notice the lower humidity continuing to move on. and not as hot. the heat wave is over. we could get a few storms well south and west of us later in the day. oppressive humidity yesterday to pleasant humidity for later today. and then by the end of the week, it's going to get uncomfortable again. and the temperatures that are right now in the upper 60s, low 70s by 7:00 a.m., mid-70s in the metro area, should be right around 80 degrees but much more comfortable on partly cloudy skies. your bus stop forecast, what's for this wonderful wednesday. a look at a road closure at prince george's county. >> take a look area of marlboro pike, dower house road and old

marlboro pike because of a commercial fire there. 395 at duke 2 1/2-mile backup. pretty nasty there. 2 1/2-mile backup, don't normally see that. wide look at the beltway, no major problems on 66. and flowing just fine. same thing for marin and dw parkway. 5:02. a new report will blast metro's safety. his is a highly critical report. officials started looking into metro's safety after a deadly smoke incident inside the metro station. news4's molette green breaking down what else this report will expose. molette. >> reporter: aaron, good morning, the system just opened just moments ago, one of the most noticeable holes, is no gm.

it's been six months and no permanent replacement name since the last leader resigned to oversee this long list, 90 items, found in this report that we will hear at 10:00 this morning when it's laid out. including safety certification going years without updates. and also workers showing up to fix problems with the wrong parts. and just yesterday, our adam tuesday tuss reported the new cars at the station, we're going to find out what the safety issues are. and they include as we've been hearing in earlier report systematic issues related to proper training. problems that are dating back years beyond january's smoke incident near the plaza station. all the way back to the 2009 deadliest accident on the red

line. the deadliest accident in history. again, the federal transportation report will be outlined at 10:00 this morning and we'll keep you posted. back to you. metro says it will take a month to get all of its 4,000 series railcars back in operation. engineers checked all 100 cars taken out of service and found no evidence of a safety hazard but some door components were at the low level of metro standards. they'll make adjusts and get those cars gradually back on track. the agency took the cars off because the doors on the train came open. check out this new video. police want to question three mean in connection with a shooting in the district. they're calling these people persons of interest. investigators say someone shot a 16-year-old boy moments after he stepped off a bus near 28th and maylor just an midnight tuesday. if you recognize the men in the picture, call d.c. police.

police are trying to figure out who shot a young man at the huntington center in bowie. the man was shot everything times around 6:30 last night. medics rushed him to the perform where doctors performed surgery on him. investigators are trying to figure out if the shooting is connected to the a deadly shooting that happened two blocks away earlier this morning. breaking news in the world cup soccer scandal. the attorney now in switzerland said banks have noted 53 possible money laundering incidents. the attorney general said interviewing the president sepp blatter and the secretary-general is possible. they announced their investigation into fifa three weeks ago. he calls the case huge and complex. now the attorney general has not laid out a time line for the case surrounding criminal mismanagement and money laundering in bids for the world cup games. >> megan thank you.

it's 5:06 now, we could find out what's next for the budget battle in prince george's county. the county executives overrode the veto. the override avoids a 15.6% increase next year. baker hinted the next step could be a court battle. franklin says quote the prospect of suing the council would be self-destructive, self-defeating and irresponsible. job cuts including in montgomery county newly approved budgets for next year. last night, officials voted unanimously to pass a $2.32 billion operating budget. it eliminates 380 positions. and the plan cuts textbook funding. and delays the technology rolled out that provides classrooms with chrome book laptops. officials hope the cuts will help close a funding gap.

the foo fighters with a concert in europe. dave groh fell off the stage and despite that fall, he came back to finish the concert in a cast. we're looking to figure out whether he will perform at rfk. we checked ticket sites and it appears that some are selling tickets noor concert. ss for that concert. >> get a chair you're fine, prop a leg up. >> the massive air bag recall continues. >> the carmaker recalling more than 1 million more vehicles. looking outside right now, where we're already at 72 degrees. chuck ballas putting together what to wear forecast. and she sparked a major controversy surrounding race, why welcome back.

it's 5:10. civil rights activists are now saying they're worried deception by former naacp leader rachel dolezal could hurt their efforts. dolezal resigned after after revealing she was black. she said she's definitely not white and has told people she's black. dolezal says comparisons between

her and others who have dealt with their identity in public are missing the mark. >> for some people, i feel like they're -- you know, feeling their way through it and haven't reached conclusion yet. i think it's very different in that sense to be like indicatecaitlyn jenner. that was a personal choice, this was not a personal choice. the toyota company is now recalling 1.37 million more vehicles. the air bags can explode with too much force. 2004 to 2007 correspond roll although and matrix vehicles. 2005 to 2006 tundras. 2005 to 2007 sequoias.

it brings the total number of recall it's in u.s. to nearly 3 million. let's hit outside, it's 5:12. chuck bell is on the weather desk. what are you feeling out there right now? >> it is so much nicer outside this morning than yesterday. the dew point which say real measure of the moisture in the at sapphire are considerably lower, so you can actually breathe in and out better. heading out to the bus stop this morning temperatures upper 60s and low 70s between 7:00 and 8:00 for early to midbuses. and mitt 70s for kids going a smidgen later than that. all you'll need typical summer weather. you'll probably need your sunglasses sunblock and short sleeves. on the whole it's a good day for field day. remember field day? those are the boast day of the whole calendar year. and so many kids are only a couple more days for being done with school altogether for the summer. i'm sure people on 395 are wishing summer vacation were

coming their way. >> i bet they wish they were driving away from that right now. 395 at duke street northbound still the nastiest part, still a mile and a half of backup but getting a little relief there on the roadway. upper marlboro, dower house road and old marlboro road box of that restaurant fire there. still has real closures in that area. 278, no problems. 76 rolling right along. big look at prince george's's county coming up. we continue to follow the developments in upstate new york and the search for two prisoners. and this morning, we're hearing what the husband of an accused

i'm megan fitzgerald with

breaking news. we understand over 100 firefighters are at a scene in upper marlboro pike in upper marlboro. i want to show you twitter pictures sent by the prince george's fire chief. smoke is billowing from the top of that building there. firefighters actively trying to contain this blaze. we understand there are road closures in place. we do have a news4 crew on the way to the fire and we'll bring you the latest development and a live report coming up. in new york this morning, police station and federal agents say they're expanding their search for two escaped killers. investigating looking for david sweat and richard matt now plan to look beyond the 16 square miles around the prison area. they say it's covering up the

men's scent. >> if they would have done a facilities check art incident in the yard, if albany would have approved that, there's no doubt in my mind that they would have found those two cells. >> prison sources told nbc news a lockdown that could have caught the men was denied just weeks before the escape. a prison worker accused of helping the men is in jail right now. we told you a law enforcement source is investigating whether joyce mitchell wanted her husband ted. lyle mitchell visited her in jail, mitchell's lawyer said her husband supports his client. however, lyle mitchell's lawyer said there's no way i'm standing behind her. new details coming out of baltimore following the death of a black man while in custody. prosecutors asked them to block evidence in the freddie gray case. if evidence is released, prosecutors want the defense to

release it online only. baltimore's police union said the city won't respond to request for information about what happened during riots in the city. the information will help officers prepare for future unrest. today a maryland board will decide whether to use $20 million in rainy day funds to cover expenses related to the riot. >> i just think we have a guardian angel. >> some church member, calling it a miracle when no children were hurt when a motorcycle crashed into the church. the bike broke in half and then went flying through a window into a classroom at st. clement episcopal school. there were about ten children and a teacher inside. >> glass was all over. children were touched by glass. but it wasn't serious injuries at all. >> the motorcycle driver is in critical condition right now. a man is dead after being

hit by a d.c. street sweeper. the 73-year-old man died while cleaning the roadway near clay place and 40th street northeast. he was hit around 10:30 and later died at the hospital. the street sweeper stayed on the scene after the accident. no charges have been filed. in the day ahead, top republican congressional leaders plan to talk about what to do if the supreme court strikes down some federal subsidies under the president's health care law. they plan to meet with members of their caucus. some aides are working towards an agreement to temporarily continue some aid to millions now receiving subsidies. the supreme court will hand down its decision later this month. also today a house committee will look into regulating drones. the federal aviation administrator michael whitaker is one of those who will testify this morning.

teenagers with good memories may have more control over their sexual behavior. new research from the university of oregon found a link between the two. a child's working memory is part of the memory that makes and plans decisions. the research shows teens with a weaker working memory at the age of 12 have larger sexual impulses. the lack of control brings a greater risk of early and unprotected sex. well dozens of people showed up to help fight breast cancer. the d.c. news women came together in the area for the annual news bash to fight cancer. this time, the venue was at the warner building in downtown washington. and we raised money for the prevent cancer foundation, specifically, a part of that organization, is a program that helps the hispanic community, hispanic women who are battling breast cancer who often don't have the access to proper care and treatment. so a terrific cause. we will always appreciate the number of people who come out to support this cause. thank you.

>> it's year after year to help women deal with this issue. great cause for sure. coming up at 22 after the hour it's a live look outside for you this morning. we've been able to talk about pretty pictures each morning this week. we actually have the weather to match the picture today. >> storm 4 team meteorologist tom kierein with the good news. >> hour rayoray and hallelujah, you're going to love what's coming to you. it's a song -- oh, it feels so much better. we've got breaks in the clouds a little sunrise coming up in another 20 minutes. as we look at storm team 4 radar there are clouds producing sprinkles here central shenandoah valley. there's one light shower to move through laray. coming out of the mountain maybe 2:00, 3:00, a few thunder showers in the southern and central shenandoah valley. after that heavier downpours

move through the panhandle of west virginia. then moves towards hagerstown with thunder and lightning. then through the west by 9:00 p.m., we'll get showers. thunder showers rolling through the metro area by 11:00. after that towards midst night it will continue to roll out to the bay. there's that pink sky over the potomac early this morning. the air is fresher and turing less humid. it's beautiful now. it will stay in the low 70s till 8:00. not as much of a jump in temperature like yesterday. by noon, 80 degrees. hitting mid-80s by 3:00 or 4:00. just a few clouds coming and going, partly sunny in the afternoon. low humidity in place out there the day today. then it's going to start creeping back overnight tonight when we get the showers moving back through. maybe a lingering shower east of the bay. then some sun breaks out on

thursday. highs reaching upper 80s. it could get more humid tomorrow. afternoon storms possible on friday too. with highs of 90. remnants of tropical storm bill coming into the region late on saturday is a showers and thunder showers. hot and humid next week with another heat wave sunday monday and tuesday. next weather and traffic on the 1s. hometown highs for this wednesday, you're going to like it, that's coming you in ten minutes. what's going on, melissa? >> we still have delays on 395, it's looking a little better. right now, 395 south of edsall road moving there from duke street. this is from earlier construction. it just did not clear out of the way in time for all of those folks headed inbound on 395. 66 in virginia, no problems. getting a little slow here because it's 3:30 in the morning and that's what happens right. 270 no major issues there.

95 and powder mill road looking good both ways as well. remember in upper marl bore row we have marlboro pike, dower house road and old marlboro pike some closures there because of that fire at that restaurant there. back in ten minutes. thank you. it's 5:25, right now, flags are flying at half-staff in dublin after five irish students died in a balcony collapse in berkeley california. 13 people packed on to the fourth floor balcony for a birthday party. that's when the balcony separated from the building and fell 30 feet to the ground. someone new has died of respiratory disease in germany. german health officials think the man contracted the disease at an animal market in the middle east earlier this year. the man facing charges for attacking a "draw mohamed" art

show, the man on the super bowl, the testimony came to light during abdul kareem's hearing yesterday. the suspect's brother said prosecutors have the wrong man. >> i don't judge anybody for their religion. i think what they're going on today, they just want to make sure they have something that's not there. so he will have his day in court. >> abdul kareem has a lengthy history. he's faced a number of charges including aggravated assault and drunk driving over the last decade. firefighters are scrambling to protect homes north around south of anchorage, alaska. another 300 firefighters heading to alaska to help in that fight. it's burned 25 homes and at least another 25 buildings. so far, no injuries have been

record the because of both fires right now under investigation. forget washing your mouth out with soap or putting money in the swear jar -- get caught cursing soon in one area of town and you'll be fined. looking live outside, we're in for another warm day, not quite the scorcher we've seen for the past week. working on your hometown highs we'll bring you that on weather and traffic on the 1s. and if your kids were impacted by a mista

i'm meagan fitzgerald at the live desk. right now tropical storm bill is weakening as it heads towards dallas. storm 4 team meteorologist tom kierein said it's weakening. it's packing winds of 45 miles an hour. flash flooding is still a concern. since midnight, up to 6 inches of rain has fallen. a tornado watch is also in effect for parts of texas until 7:00 a.m. central time. eun aaron.

>> thank you meagen. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. let's get more on that with a break from the crushing heat today. >> right now remnants of bill sitting over texas, but it is on a track to come up our way, but not until late saturday night and into sunday. right now in woodbridge, it's a comfortable 75 there and partly cloudy. after highs there reaching the low 80s. what a break from the high heat. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, right now lanham, prince george's county 72. high reaching low 80s as well with partly sunny skies. and in ashburn, around 71 degreeser very pleasant. open the windows. afternoon highs, low 80s. low humidity in place throughout the rest of the afternoon, lower humidity. a look at your drive time forecast for this wednesday that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s.

in about ten minutes on 5:41. an early backup melissa why did that happen? >> we did. you never know so many people used 395 so early in the morning. now, it's looking a lot better. tom, look at this, have you ever seen 395 so backed up at 3:30 in the morning? now, we're looking a lot better. things have cleared up. things will build through the morning here. 66 just fine. no problems northbound, that's totally normal. great job southbound at the beltway, we have two lanes blocked, the left lane because of road work. and still the situation in upper marlboro with road closures there on old marlboro pike because of that early 84 fire. and no major problems there. travel times in ten minutes. it's now 5:33 we're following a developing story in the district one man is dead following a shooting. it happened just after midnight 24 orren and mill street in the

trinidad neighborhood. when officers arrived they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. medics took him to the hospital where he died. an immigration attorney is now advising a man accused of four murders in d.c. investigators say daron wint killed three members of a family and a housekeeper. >> the supreme court ruled that it is ineffective counsel for us not to advise him during the entire course of his trial on the consequences that he would face as a nonu.s. citizen. >> wint is a permanent resident, but not a u.s. citizen so he could be deported if he's released. he'll be in court again next month. lawyers for a man accused of murdering a university of virginia student want a new judge. those lawyers for jesse matthew filed a motion asking judge cheryl higgins to recuse herself. according to this motion, higgins has a daughter who say second year at uva and attended

a vigil for hannah graham. investigators say higgins reviewed dozens of search warrants in this case. the manager for both the st. louis cardinals and the astros, they're looking into allegations that the cardinals front office hacked proprietary information on secure databases used by the astros. a former cardinals executive is now the general manager in houston. the stolen information includes scouting reports, trade discussions and player stats. both teams and major league baseball say they're cooperating with the investigations. obviously, any allegation like this no matter how serious it turns out to be is of great concern to us. but it is just too early to speculate on what the facts are going to turn out to be. what action, if any is necessary. >> officials believe this is the first known case of a

professional sports team using electronic piracy. a former ravens cheerleader may be facing 15 years in prison after pleading guilty of having sex with a teenager. molly shattuck entered the plea in delaware just days before her trial was set to start. she will be sentenced in august and will also have to register as a sex offender. investigators say she met the 15-year-old in maryland. he was a friend of her son and the two engaged in sexual activity in delaware. four people are recovering from an apparent overdose at a community center. police responded to the center for creative nonviolence yesterday afternoon. investigators say it looked similar to an incident earlier this month when 11 people overdosed on a form of synthetic marijuana. if your teenager is one of many retaking the s.a.t.s after a big error a couple of weeks

ago there will be no charge for the makeup exam. on june 6th some students were given exam books that called for less time for a certain section of the test. the college board said if students don't want to take the test again they will score it without that completed section. if you're caught cursing in arlington county you could be slapped with a $250 fine as part of an updated ordinance of profanity. but they say it will make the county a more family friendly place. meagan fitzgerald at the live desk here with an update with breaking news we got earlier in the show about a three-alarm fire at the 9200 block of marlboro pike in upper marlboro. we understand that the three-alarm fire is now under control. the fire chief telling us no injuries reported. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. over 100 firefighters were on the scene trying to get this

thing under control. we understand that there are road closures in effect. you can see from those pictures, smoke just billowing out of the top of that building there. we do have a crew en route. we will bring you the latest as it becomes available. his bloody arrest sparked national outrage this morning. we could learn more about the details behind it. what we're standing by for in the case against uva student marquis johnson. a teenager is speaking out after the loss of his arm. and wait till you hear his attitude about moving forward. a live look outside. a beautiful sunrise on the way. will the sun be in your eyes on

i can be see it coming. right after that i felt it on my leg. and then i saw it had attacked my arm. new this morning, you're hearing from a 16-year-old boy who was attacked by a shark off the coast of north carolina. a shark bit his arm while in waist-deep water on oak island sunday. doctors amputated his left arm. the boy is one of two people

attacked by sharks on sunday. a 12-year-old girl also lost her arm. well soon you can take a car2go in arlington. the board of supervisors plans to test it. car2go you althoughlo allows you to take a car from one place and drop it off. it's a heat wave that's done? that's the question? >> isn't that crazy in the month of june? storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> reporter: it's out to the mid-july levels and it's only june. it was 96 yesterday. we'll be about 10 degrees cooler than that today. it's a much pleasant morning this morning. the area is nowhere as thick. a beautiful sunrise as well. there you see the city camera in the background.

all green lights for the weather department. the morning midday and afternoon commutes look fine. drive time weather, dry roads, temperatures low to mid-70s on your way in. and then coming back there's a slight chance for a few sure us down towards charlottesville, shenandoah southern. and normally i'd say check on traffic with melissa molette but she's talking about that. >> i am. i just got a report that harbor tunnels are shut down because of a of course serious accident. no word on how long that's closed on 895. you're going to want to take 95 and avoid the tunnel, if you possibly can. here. yellow line delays in mt. vernon square. that just popped up. as far as travel times, nod too bad. 275 not too bad. 66 inbound noted to be.

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>> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." welcome back. 14 minutes to 6:00. this afternoon prosecutors set to release more details about the bloody arrest of a university of virginia student. take a look at the video. officers arrested eded eded martese johnson outside of a bar. johnson said he doesn't think the officers should face any charges. the charges against the student were cropped last week. prosecutors in culpepper say he needs more time to decide

whether to file charges against an officer. a man died after he was tased by an officer. the freelance star reports that the commonwealth's attorney office is reviewing the evidence here. 30-year-old domenic wise died after he was tased and taken into custody. an autopsy determined that wise's death was an accident. the medical examiner also said the electric shock from the taser played a role. it happens back in march. 5:47. new details this morning. another courtroom showdown is looming over the battle for sweet briar college's closure. the president and board must get a court blessing to close the college. this was written in a will when the college was colleaguege was created over 100 years ago. imagine seeing your stolen bike for sale on craigslist.

that is exactly what happened to one montgomery county family. the man contacted police after seeing his son's bike on the site. they arranged to meet the seller at the white flint metro and they even gave him a ride to the final destination. >> he actually told the officer, hey, to seal this deal i need a ride back to the metro. well sure enough he did get a ride back, but it wasn't to the metro. he went right to jail. >> with growing concern about safety of buying and selling on craigslist, police rockville have declared their site a safe haven for transactions. an attack in benghazi with new details, representative trey gowdy now says former clinton aide sidney blumenthal did not author those. instead gowdy said all of the memories came in a high-rafrging cia official.

blumenthal spent nine hours there yesterday. he said his appearance there was part of an effort to smear clinton as she runs for the white house. donald trump has announced he's running for president. now there are questions about the signs up around his d.c. construction site. take a look, the blue banners up around the building, coming 2016. federal officials say the sign is legal because it's temporary and only refers to the hotel. hundreds of janitors are expected to rally and march during the evening's rush hour. members of the service employees international union will rally in mcpherson square park in downtown d.c. and then march. this had month marks the 25th anniversary for justice for janitors day. slow down if you drive through only in maryland. you are three times more likely to get caught speeding than anywhere else in montgomery

county. olney has a higher concentration of cameras than any other place. last year, st. peter's square camera issued more citations than all 167 cameras in the county. the cameras generated $3.5 million from moergntgomery county. council voted against the proposal 4-2, according to the freelance star. supervisors in favor of the plan said they wanted to define future development around the airport but against the plans that it complicated things for no reason. 5:50. in the day ahead, d.c. leaders, doctors, workers and others will talk about behavorial and mental health. it runs from 8:30 to noon. the national spy museum could be headed to l'enfant

plaza. it would contribute $54 million. they want $16 million of a contribution from the d.c. government. it is near the verizon center right now. they're considering a move to the carnegie library but couldn't expand the building because of preservation concerns. we're hearing alarming details about the massive hack that swapped up millions of personal data. the office of personnel management director kathryn arch archuleta donconfirmed the hack. opm inspectors for audit told them that for a long time people running it had no expertise. the city of rockville is weighing into the urban farming craze.

a council in rockville voted 3-2 to allow homeowners to raise up to five hens on their property. the law goes into effect july 1st. you'll need a permit and a coop at least 40 feet away from your home and away from your neighbor's home. >> and if you have cats -- >> then you have a problem. >> five feet from your neighbor's property, actually. roosters are not allowed. opponents say they're concerned about noise and odor. >> you could have eggs. you'll have a nice little farm in your back yard. i heard chickens are messy, though. >> there you are. that's the bigger problem. the odor and whatever else. we are happy to talk about the weather today, tom. >> yeah, a rare break in humidity. as we have the lower humidity pushing in, it has pushed south and west of us that long border there are a few showers right now just a few sprinkles on the storm team 48 radar. they're coming out of west virginia and central west

virginia. that dry weather pushes in posting pics like marvin rosedid on my page. temperatures right around 70 now. we'll number the low 70s, mid-70s by 8:00. then by noon time near 80. and lower humidity in place by the afternoon. into the mid-80s by midafternoon. our six-day heat wave is over. it is finished. at least for now. and as we go forward here over the next several hour, we'll have a few clouds coming and going. the hour-by-hour forecast for any rain and storms will be fine until about 2:00. in the panhandle of west virginia central shenandoah valley may get thunder showers rolling through there. and after that, heavier downpours with thunder and lightning come into west

virginia. by 7:00 p.m. get goointo the panhandle of west virginia. then in the metro area, 9:00 p.m., we'll get showers east of us for the rest of tonight. tomorrow into the upper 80s. and maybe an afternoon storm, as well as on friday and saturday. remnants of tropical storm bill coming through saturday. and then highs sunday, monday and tuesday low 90s. now, melissa is looking at a problem in prince george's county. >> yeah we just got on the scene here in prince george's county. again because of this massive fire and response we have road closures in this area. we're talking marlboro pike dower house road and old marlboro pike. just a warning if you're heading through that area. you're going to be pushed kind of around that mess there. yellow line delays in mt. vernon square. wide look at thing, overall looking good. slow inbound 395 with that

earlier slowdown with that road work which didn't clear. looking both way 95 northbound there it's going to be there and remember, if you're head north out of town, the harbor tunnel is completely shut down in baltimore because of a nasty crash. take 95 to avoid 895. aaron. >> melissa thank you. attorneys for a man accused of killing a university of mary washington student are questioning that man's mental health now. housemates of grace mann gave chilling testimony yesterday. they said they found steven vanner briel in the house. they testified that he admitted to involvement. even by no details there's still no clear motive for the alleged murder. the flames lit up the sky in downtown leesburg. now a group of neighbors is

hoping to help some of the people displaced. ♪ >> a group of local musicians will hold a benefit concert tomorrow. they're trying to raise money for residents who didn't have insurance. >> they desperately need help. these were people without insurance. they lost everything in the world they own include ging friends. >> they're reaching out. >> if you want to learn more about that benefits concert, search leesburg fire. you can learn more about the transform 66 inside the beltway project. there will be a meeting tonight at 7:00 at the arlington central library. they want to convert hov lanes into toll lanes during peak project time.

vdot wants more information. you may be shocked to learn where millennials buy their clothes. cnbc's landon dowdy is keeping tabs on that. starbucks is closing its pastry shop by the end of september. it bought the brand and the store three years ago to help boost its food menu. it's baked goods and breakfast sandwiches have been huge for starbucks in sales. but starbuck executives say running the stores which are mostly in san francisco have come a distraction. where do millennials like to shop the most? here's a hint. its headquarters are in arkansas. walmart said the millennials like the store the most. walmart said the millennials are the first generation to grow up in a time of a dominant retailer. guys, back to you. we're watching breaking news right now out of prince george's county where firefighter still trying to control

>> announcer: "news4 today" begins with breaking news. we have breaking news right now. fire swallowed up a restaurant and a liquor store earlier this morning. take a look at the scene right now. >> at one point, it took more than 100 firefighters to get the flames under control.

the fire chief at one point forced to sound an alarm to pull firefighters out of the building. take a look at the picture here. you can see the huge hole in the roof of this building. that instability initially is why firefighters were pulled back, before they were able to get the flames out here. news4 molette green is live on the scene there. she joins us with an update on the situation there, molette. >> reporter: yes. behind me are the firefighters still battling the blaze at tucker's bar and lounge. i'll step out of the way to see. it took firefighters actually time to get to the fire when they got to the call at 4:00 a.m. this morning because the fire was deep inside the roof of this building. this restaurant is a staple in this country. and the bulk of the fire confined to the restaurant and lounge. there's also a liquor store that's part of this