day. there's fog we have patchy dense fog in some of the rural areas. look at the visibility. down to zero in manassas. parts of northern virginia this is down at zero visibility. just a quarter to a half a mile. culpepper down to a half a mile. half mile visibility in frederick. closer to washington though not as much fog as well as around the bay. some of the mountain valleys as well have a little bit of fog around. a little light fog there at the capitol. by 7:00 we'll number the upper 60s. still patchy fog around. then by 9:00 the low 70s, and then late morning we'll be in the upper 70s with increasing clouds as we get into the afternoon. now let's check on the get away traffic this morning. >> we do understand it's on the shoulder. this is near gallos road. the crash is on the shoulder. wide look at the beltway must be good. green. no major problems. a lot of the road you normally

see was all stopped yesterday. 66 here at 95. no issues. let's take a live look at 66. it's not what i wanted show you. we do have a lot of fog there. especially if you are in the manassas area. back in a few minutes. >> thanks melissa. the national park service will hold a full dress rehearsal for tomorrow's capitol celebration. the annual concert brings thousands to the national for d.c.'s world famous fireworks display. singers will begin rehearsals at 9:00 a.m. this morning on the capitol's west lawn. >> while the fourth of july is a time to celebrate our nation's independence and spend time with family, police agencies around our area are on high alert. the big threat this year is a lone wolf terror attack. that's because groups like isis are using social media to call for attacks and to recruit followers. news 4 derek ward live on the national mall with more on how police plan to keep you and your family safe this holiday

weekend. >> well, the increased scrutiny isn't in response to any specific threat, but on thes the minds of everyone who is responsible as preparations get underway. now, again, there is no specific threat. they are more worried about inspiration from isis inspired calls to attack or do something neff airus against u.s. interests both locally and national and internationally. the fbi is actually increasing their emphasis on tracking those so-called home grown actors against some domestic target. now, as the preparation for the concert get underway over on the mall there is new restrictions. glass bottles are on the list of things you cannot bring on to the concert grounds. police have asked leaders in congress to curtail the access to the capitol. a lot of times they have visitors in the capitol and things like that but they're

asking now that they only have members staffers and v.i.p.'s there, and there's actually some post concert event that is used to happen at the capitol, and they're asking that they move over to the mechanical garden. we'll see some changes but hopefully things will go smoothly. you're live on the mall, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> thank you. travel experts warn holiday travel will be busy and dangerous. drivers like nisha jordan say they're going to be extra careful, and that's because the national safety council say around 400 people will be killed on roads this weekend. that is the most since july 4 of 2008. >> >>. >> that has to do with the fact -- >> local triple-a officials are concerned because this year's fourth of july falls on a saturday. gas prices are low. people have a few drinks, lots of factors mixed in there and

you can't forget the rain in the forecast this weekend as well. >> you won't have any trouble hitting the roads in wheaton this weekend. crews are done putting georgia avenue back together after a water main break. things went back to normal before 10:00 last night. the southbound lanes had been lossed since wednesday afternoon near arcola avenue when a huge water main broke and flooded the street with 2.5 million gallons of water. developing this morning alexandria police are investigating that city's first homicide of the year. police found a man on north fayette street suffering from a gunshot wound. this is a picture of the scene now where police have been working through the night. police say that someone shot 22-year-old shacon elliott tibz around 11:30 last night. he died at the hospital. call police if you have any information. also new this morning, we're learning about possible shooting in prince georges county. this happened about 10:00 last night in glendale. we saw prince georges police station investigating in the street near fairway court. there were evidence markers in

the street. those are visible in that video. we've got calls into police right now to bring you more information about possible victims in this case. six people being treated at a hospital after a carbon monoxide leak in northeast d.c. d.c. fire and ems tweeted out these pictures last night. crews evacuated people from a building on 22nd street officials say the six people transported to the hospital. we're in serious condition, but it looks like they're going to make it. two people remain in critical condition after a deadly crash at the world police and fire games in virginia. a rider blew a front tire during a cycling competition causing a crash in the prince william county forest yesterday. that started a terrible chain reaction where several riders went down. 48 wrerld brazilian police investigator carlos silva died. this morning his teammates are remembering him as a man who loved police work and his family. >> it's a pleasure to be here. he loved what he do. he loved to be here.

he loved to train. most of all, he loved his career, and his daughter. >> i can tell i witnessesed the brazil wran team during the opening ceremonies last week. a huge team. very excited to be a part of these games. two other cyclists, one from pennsylvania, one from canada, also critically injured in the crash, and they are in the hospital this morning. these newly named presidents of sweet briar college are making it clear -- phillip stone and the new governing board took the helm of the 114-year-old women's college. that's after a deal that rescued it from the brink of closure. they raise the millions of dollars. dry outside for most of us but that is not goingm is back at 5:11 to tell us when the rain will arrive. >> christopher barry gets ready to head to jail today. not for long. why he will be outside the end of the weekend. >> we just learned about a threat made on president obama's life. kristen wright has information at the l

developing right now. a man in the midwest could be in big trouble for threatening president obama. the president was in lacrosse, wisconsin, on wednesday talking about overtime pay. brian dutcher, 55 years old walks up to security there, and police say he told a guard he would take president obama out if he got the chance. he told detectives according to police he was serious. right now mr. dutcher is being held at a mental health facility. back to you. >> kristen, thank you. this is the stuff of nightmares, folks. this video shows a fisherman battling a giant bull shark from a kayak. this video taken off the coast of florida for an on-line fishing show. >> who is tape this? >> the show is called chew on this. >> oh god.

it's the worst name. >> you can see the shark kind of man handle the fisherman there. look at that. the way he flip that is over. the fisherman didn't let that stop him. he got right back into the kayak to reel in his catch. unbelievable the things that people do for tv. >> see, you get back -- there you go. get out of there, buddy. >> meanwhile i asked who is record this? you know? all hands on deck. help a brother out. >> weather and traffic on the one's. tom, what do you have? >> we have some patchy, dense fog around as you are heading out early this morning. if you are traveling up and down 95 between here and new england, we do have showers here in the tennessee valley and in kentucky. this is what's going to eventually make its way our way, but not until later today. now, here's hour by hour timing through the morning. just patchy fog around. some light showers maybe around 10:00, 11:00 coming into the panhandle of west virginia. southern shenandoah valley. by noontime we'll have the showers. maybe popping up a couple just

to the north of the metro area. maybe northern part of the eastern shores. a few showers and maybe even thunder showers way out in the mountains. by 5:00 p.m. that will continue there, and then by the time we get into the evening hours, we'll see the showers getting closer to us and into the metro area. maybe after midnight tonight into saturday morning. a look at our rain chances for the weekend. that's the next weather and traffic on the one's. 5:21. fog affecting traffic? >> fog is slowing things down. we don't have enough volume to really -- we do have a good bit of fog slowing things down. 66 here through manassas. eastbound, westbound pretty foggy there this morning. talking about problems at bw parkway. remember, a lot of the work you would normally see is out of the way because of the holiday weekend. that is good for everybody on this getaway day. prince georges county overall looking good as well. no major issues there, and all

of that road work is on hold as well. 270 at montross road just fine. metro today riding on a saturday schedule. opening at 7:00 a.m. i'll see you in ten minutes. >> thank you. it's not often businesses refuse advertising but metro is in, and now the group that wanted their posters plastered on buses and trains is suing. >> just in time for the holiday weekend, where are you can now grab a bottle

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5:16. by 6:00 tonight the son of the late d.c. councilman marion barry is due to report to square. christopher barry was stinsed to 15 days after he was caught driving with a remote license. that's a violation of his probation. barry will serve that time on the weekend. there is no evidence the irs told employees to hide information from congress. some lawmakers accuse the agency

of erasing emails related to the irs's tea party scandal. invest erased computer backup tapes by mistake. a lost e-mail investigation is part of a larger probe into the treatment of conservative groups when they applied for tax exempt status during the 2010 and 2012 elections. a group that wanted to plaster ads of the prophet mohammed on buss and trains has sued metro. the american freedom defense initiative says the transit agency violated its free speech after refusing to post the ad. after the mohammed submission metro dieded to ban all religious advertising for the remainder of the we're. another former lawmaker from the dmv jumping into the race for the white house. former virginia senator jim webb running for the democratic presidential nomination. that makes him the fourth candidate to challenge hillary clinton. webb is a naval academy

graduate. the latest cnn-orc poll has -- tell you we're going to work on this story for you and try to bring it back a little later in the newscast. could insulin pills prevent diabetes? scientists are testing the idea in children and adults in a big study funded by the national institutes of health. to qualify patients must prove that they are at risk of developing type i diabetes. that's the time usually diagnosed in childhood and affects over a million americans. for decades insulin shots have been a life saving treatment. moms to be in the u.s. are gaining more weight during pregnancy than they should. a recent constituted where i in berlin shows that many pregnant women in the u.s. are overweight at the start of their pregnancies. according to the study that compared swrerman and american women, 15 to 25 pounds is the recommended weight gain during pregnancy. medical experts recommend getting to a healthy weight before deciding to have a baby.

5:19 your time here. most don't think that tuberculosis is -- it's taken thousands of people in this country every year. door even has more on how devastating this disease can be and the rockville lab that's working to eradicate this. >> don't think that people actually get tb but that's what they said i had. >> it was the fall of 2013, and shocka said he had a little cough. there was a bit of a cold and fooer. sounds like symptoms of the flu maybe. not so much to worry about. when weeks went by and things had gotten even worse, his doctor sent him to the emergency room. >> my eyes -- i was seeing weird, walking weird. i was going deaf in one ear. >> doctors diagnosed brown with disseminated tubberculosis. it was not just in his lungs. it was all over his body, including his liver brain, and prostate. he spent months in the hospital

where doctors gave him massive doses of antibiotics. >> i remember sitting there and looking, and i had a cable and it was 27 pills in front of me, and it wasn't like the 27 pills that day. it was 27 pills at that time. >> weeks after he was released from the hospital doctors found lesions in his brain that were getting bigger. the tb bacteria was still wreaking havoc in his body. his doctors didn't want to take a chance, so he underwent brain surgery to remove the growth. >> we say tb and there's tb everywhere, and it's true because it spreads through the air. >> ann ginsburg is working to create a tb vaccine. she says their focus is preventing the disease in young adults who are the ones that most likely are to spread the bacteria. right now there's a vaccine for newborns, but it doesn't last very long, and typically babies don't spread tb because it doesn't attack their longs. sfloob it clearly isn't

controlling the epidemic. even though 90% of newborns get vaccinated with it. >> about 10,000 people are diagnosed with tuberculosis every year. more than half of them are foreign-born citizens. look at this on a gleebl scale, and you can see how devastating it really is. each year more than 9 million people are diagnosis around the world. 1.5 million will die. adding to the problem tb bacteria continues to mutate making it tougher to treat. that includes the recent case of a woman being held in isolation at nih. >> the ultimate game changer here is a vaccine. >> shocka brown was finally sent home from the hospital march 2013, but he had to keep taking antibiotics until last may. 18 months after he was first admitted to the hospital. >> that was a sense of relief but it's just a big sense of freedom. >> door even ginslor, news 4. only 10% of people infected

with tb will develop active disease. most of those people are immunosuppressed. most people in the area toll us there is still so much more testing to do on vaccines that they're trying to develop. it will probably be another ten years before we see one hit the market. >> this sunday in prince georges county you'll be able to grab bottled wine or a case of beer on the way out to your cookout. a new law allowing sunday sales of liquor, beer and wine is now in effect. under the law liquor store owners will need a special licenses to sell booze between 8:00 a.m. and midnight. neighboring mobt gomry, howard, and rundel counties already offer sunday liquor sales. >> all right. 5:22 is our time right now. 65 degrees outside. doesn't feel bad temperature-wise but you take a look. >> it's just not so pleasant. i mean, just looks foggy. it's a holiday weekend for a lot of folks who would want to get away. how are things looking for saturday and sunday? >> well maybe rain moving in.

right now we have just past full moon in the western sky thanks to our photographer for grabbing that live picture there of the moon. on the eastern sky we take a look now at the live towercam are a. it's glowing as we have sun now beginning to light up the upper atmosphere. sunrise not until 5:37. for the morning we'll have that sun with a little bit of haze in the air and a little bit of fog around. then just a few clouds by noontime. then after you may get a bit of a blue sky, but then clouds close back in tonight. look at our temperatures. just a cool morning. it's only around 60 degrees. shenandoah valley all the way to the bay. right near the waters. upper 60s. out of the mountains right now, it's just in the 50s with the patchy fog around. we will have a little bit of haze in the air. temperatures upper 60s to near 70 by 8:00 a.m. by noon, upper 70s. then during the afternoon into the low 80s. increasing clouds and those clouds closing in and bringing

rain late tonight and by dawn on saturday some morning showers for the fourth of july. partly sunny mid day. then afternoon thunder showers are looking more likely now. that may interrupt the parade. temperatures in the low 80s. then it looks like they'll end just in time for the fireworks displays tomorrow night. those should be dry. clearing out. then on sunday the best day of the weekend, partly cloudy. less humid. temperatures reaching the mid 80s. beautiful for beaches and the pool. then back to work on monday, it will be quite humid. into the mid 80s and maybe afternoon storms. hot and humid. tuesday, wednesday thursday next week. highs around 90 degrees. chances of afternoon storms each one of those days. your drive time forecast get away day, that's coming up at 5:31. a report on a crash. >> report of a new crash just in dunfrey. dumfries road, the car broke

way. police say there could be some time. we're going to work on a workaround for you, and be back in a couple of minutes. 66 for manassas and showing you another live camera. there's a lot of fog. a lot of fog through that area here this morning. overall it doesn't seem to be affecting traffic. 95 northbound and southbound. looking pretty good. remember this weekend because the capitol and that celebration do have a lot of parking restrictions in place all over the place. downtown new jersey you can between c streets and constitution. metro running on a saturday schedule. they open at 7:00 a.m. i'll see you at 5:31. >> thank you. it's 5:25. one person still missing after a fiery chemical plant explosion. five people died in that explosion. investigators believe gas trapped in a storage area may have sparked the blast. fire officials say the victims were doing welding work when the explosion happened. a russian rocket successfully launched an unmanned cargo ship today. >> maximum thrust and liftoff.

liftoff. >> the ship should arrive at the international space station on sunday. that rocket is carrying water, food spare parts and experimental equipment too to anxiously awaiting its arrival after two previous supply missions failed. this morning we're hearing from passengers who were on board a flight from dulles airport. we're learning that a woman started making threats on the united express flight. that flight left st. louis en route to dulles when the pilot was forced to land a plane in columbus, ohio. >> i was told to put my tray up, my computer away, and we were only about halfway through the flight. then we just took a nosedive right towards the ground and just did a really quick landing. this isn't dulles airport. >> officers arrested the woman. the remaining passengers were isolated with luggage and a far corner of the airport while bomb sniffing dogs checked them all out. they didn't find anything and we still don't have any word on what exactly the threats were on that plane. a lot of people are reacting to a new plan to transform part

of dale city in virginia. developers want to make a stretch more urban. the team of planners is creating the design here. preliminary plans call for new shops, restaurants, pedestrian walkways, along with lowering the speed limit and adding bike lanes. >> i think it's a good idea. it will be interesting to see where the money comes from. i think it's something the residents in swren have to look at. >> the final report expected later this summer with changes starting possibly in the fall. >> listen up. if you have a new ford. there is a software problem that can keep the engine running. we'll have more on that on nbc washington.com. you can also look for it on our twitter account. as we move on this morning, 5:27, and beaten over berth day cake. this morning we're learning more about the man accused of putting a 9-year-old boy in critical condition.

5:30 is your time. here's a look at some of the stories we're working on for you right now. just hours before you head to the national mall for the fourth, terror fears continue to rise. we're live from the capitol with a closer look at that. new procedures back that opm data breach, and you could be impacted. >> we, of course, are keeping an eye on the rain moving into the region, but will it clear out in time for fireworks? >> good morning everyone. thanks for joining us on this

friday edition of news 4 today. i'm erika. >> your weather and traffic on the ones. of course, everyone wants to know what to expect going into the holiday weekend. >> exactly right. folks are getting ready to hit the road let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist and let you know what you are up against. >> it may be running into patchy fog this morning. watch out for that. definitely use beams and slow down as the fog is patchy. maybe driving along and it's nice and clear. you are coming into a wall of fog that will quickly reduce your visibility. down to maybe near zero like it is now in frederick and manassas. only four miles visibility in culpepper. zero visibility in martinsburg. shenandoah valley mountains it's mostly a mile or with better visibility and it's really not much fog around the bay or the metro area. this morning we'll have that will sunshine with pass patchy fog. then in the afternoon mostly dry. isolated shower. small chance of that during the

afternoon. we'll be up into the low 80s by later this afternoon. then overnight tonight that's when we'll likely see some of that rain begin to move in. right now the main problem on the roads weather-wise, anyway is that fog. it's pretty damp. you're seeing that on 66, right? >> you are seeing a lot of fog on 66. our weather caused this problem here just to the left of 95. northbound dumfries road shut down after springggs road because of a bad crash. you can work around it once you get. bay bridge looking good no matter which way you're headed. teaing a lack at principal prince georges county. also everything rolling along quite nicely here. >> thank you. 5:32 right now. this july 4th is shaping up to be a more challenging one for law enforcement. authorities are on heightened alert for possible lone wolf

terror attacks. >> joining us from capitol hill with a look at how folks are going to have to be sort of monitoring what they're doing as they head down to the national mall. right, brian? >> if you see something, say something. that's not headline here. not just in washington but in cities across the country. this, of course, is washington wash. a power capitol and an attractive target against the wraits. this is a different situation this year. in years past it's really been al qaeda that is the major terror player, but now we're looking at isis which is much more interested in smaller scale attacks. tweeting out sending facebook messages and all sorts of social media asking people to attack americans wherever they are. here in the nation's capitol over this holiday weekend accident you're going to be seeing a lot of very visible police presence. enjoying this july 4th holiday which is exactly what authorities say you should be doing. you need to know that it's going

to be perhaps a little bit more difficult in terms of street closures. metro is the way to get around, as always. metro says there could be 600 to 700,000 people packing -- have you to have extra time. we want to tell you to go ahead and download the news, the nbc washington app. it will tell you about july 4th. what you can bring and what you can't. the nbc washington app download it. back to you. >> thank you, brian. new details. d.c. police identified the man who saw he was found inside a burning trash can. somebody shot heineken mcneil before he was burned. he was found in the trash on holbrook terrace in the trinidad neighborhood. police are offering $25,000 reward. if you have any information that could lead them to a conviction in this case. a 9-year-old boy is in critical condition after almost being beaten to death during a slice of birthday cake. the hagerstown police department

arrested the mother's boyfriend and chashlged him with first degree assault. robert wilson got mad because the 9 wrerld ate the cake without permission. the charging documents say wilson handcuffed the boy while he beat him. >> a wildfire is under control after destroying almost 30 homes. firefighters say the sleep where i hollow wildfire is almost 100% the fire was fueled by high temperatures and strong winds. almost 3,000 acres have burned. more than 300 firefighters saw the blaze that started on sunday. we're learning that 300 people had to evacuate the homes. the u.s. drone strike killed a senior isis leader in syria. his name is tariq bin zahar. he coordinated the use of suicide bombing attacking in iraq and helped with the movement of foreign fighters and forth across the syrian border. officials say his death will hurt the state's ability to move

foreign fighters in and out of that region. three people got infected with ebola. a 17-year-old boy died earlier this week. he was the first recorded case in that country since it declared it was free of the deadly virus just last month. the government says two other people who shared a meal with the teenager have also been infected. the court clerk in kentucky being sued because she won't issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. four couples -- davis says her christian beliefs prevent her from going along with last week's supreme court ruling. the aclu joining this lawsuit to get around licenses to same-sex couples. davis has stopped issuing licenses to all people. >> it seems that a lot of people have turned to selfie sticks so why did it land a montgomery county man in jail. that's questions coming up. 5:37.

the next weather and traffic on the one's.

your weather and traffic on the 1s starts off with a little bit of fog going into the morning. >> if you look out, it looks like a cotton candy.

sunrise over d.c. what do you think, my friend? >> i'll go with that. as we look off to the west, there is a little bit of cotton candy kind of fog here penetrating the landscape. live view from the camera. it's thicker here. there's dense fog there. patchy, dense fog this morning. if you are headed to the beach, here's your storm team 4 weekend beach forecast. water temperatures are swimmable in the low 70s from cape henlopen. humid, in the upper 70s and partly sunny. for the fourth of july some afternoon thunder showers are looking likely in the upper 70s. best day of the weekend at the beach. looks to be sunday. partly cloudy. mid 70s and not quite as humid. look at our rain chances elsewhere for the fourth of july weekend. we're looking at that crash. >> still have the problem here in dumfries. police say they are directing folks off of the road there through the neighborhood to get back on to 234.

right now we are shut down after sprig des moines spriggs road. nice and clear. it is early. things are going to change this afternoon. getting away wrerl. always better than waiting until earlier. right now travel times. want to go to the beltway, no problem. 66. 270 south and the passing beltway. we have no delays anywhere. remember to listen to our friends on wtoc 103.5 with the latest on traffic this morning. >> melissa, thank you. if you are applying for a security clearance, you better bring a pen with you. some hackers broke into the office of personnel management. the agency is going back for old-fashioned paper forms and questionnaires. earlier this week the on-line data base used to complete and submit background check forms. they say they want to upgrade security on the website so it could be down for six weeks. >> montgomery county police say a bethesda man used a selfie stick to secretly record his neighbor. police say 60-year-old donald

beard taped his tee mail neighbor through her sliding glass door for more than a we're. investigators found 16 videos and audio recordings when they searched his home and car. beard said he only took the videos to prove she was having affairs with married men. he has pled not guilty to four charges. >> it's something a lot of people do. you roll up to the valet and hand them your keys and go about your business. imagine never seeing your car again. >> starts a go fund me page.

good morning. i'm tom kierien. we're tracking the fog around this morning affecting some travel. take a look at the latest visibility. they're down to near zero in manassas and the panhandle of

west virginia and just north of washington. getting us some fog now beginning to form around the bay. melissa, you're seeing that on the bay camera, right? >> we are seeing it on the bay camera. we're taking a look at a couple of cameras. no problem either way taking a look at 95 and virginia. northbound and southbound. you are fine. getting a little volume there. nothing that they can't battle this morning. not bad. >> all right, melissa. thank you. >> we're talking about travel. a lot of you planning to hop on the road. a reminder to be extra careful. travel experts warn that holiday travel could be especially dangerous this year. triple-a says about 800,000 people will drive on d.c. area roads this weekend. the national safety council predicts about 400 people will be killed on roads this weekend. that's the most since july 4th 2008. >> we see increases in fatal and serious car crashes and that has to do with the fact that so many of us are on the road, and many of us impatient to get to

our destination. >> local triple-a officials are concerned because this year's fourth of july falls on a saturday. gas prices are low. some people will drink this weekend too and, of course have you to factor in the rain in the forecast. >> one major commuter in wheaton is back open, and crews are done cleaning on georgia avenue where a water main broke. things look back to normal around 10:00 last night. the southbound lanes have been closed since wednesday afternoon after this happened. huge water main broke. flooded that street with two and a half million gallons of water. >> more than $3 million is going to charleston to help members of mother emmanuel ame church. anonymous donors have pledged that money for education. a scholarship fund was created in honor of mother emmanuel's pastor. he and eight other people were killed last month during a bible study at that church. the fund is accepting contributions and charleston's mayor said it could provide a college education for dozens of

families. the sister of the man accused in the church mass carry has pulled a go fund me page where she was trying to raise money for canceled wedding. amber's site had raised $1,600. had he got this before she pulled the page. she was trying to raise $5,000 to cover lost wedding costs, pay bills, and fund a honeymoon. the couple says she would donate 10% of the money raised to the church. the shooting at the church happened four days before amber would have walked down the aisle. ates reminder to always be aware of who you are leaving your property with. arlington police are trying to find a black toyota preus after it was stolen by a man pretending to be a valet. david colburn explains how this could happen to anybody. >> ten years after a blood clot took his left leg, lewis wolf is proud of what he now walks on. his prosthetic, a tribute to his favorite team. >> i'm a baseball fan of the

washington nationals. see? >> i'm disappointed in myself for not realizing, but i'm also sad because that car my late wife and i bought new. >> as an amputee, lewis avoids parking too far from where he needs to go. on wednesday he had a meeting at this courtyard marriott. he couldn't find any nearby parking, but he did notice a man standing by the front door. >> i said are you valet parking? he said yes. i said, well how much is it? he said $15. >> the guy told him he could pay later. he tipped him $5 handed over his keys, and a couple of hours later he walked out. >> i don't see him anywhere. i don't see my car. it all becomes clear to me real quick. >> the front desk told him they don't offer valet service. police now trying to find lewis's black toyota prewhere yous. >> in hindsight yeah, i should have seen it all clear. why doesn't he have a uniform, >> this is what they'll find at

a legitimate valet service. wrun forms and -- will he get one of these. a claim ticket. >> lewis knows that now. what would he say to that fake valet driver? >> you weren't what you said you were, were snu. >> david colburn, news 4. ten minutes before the hour right now. how about a little eye candy this morning. a little something to look at. not this guy. that guy. that guy right there. there you go. on the cover of espn's body issue. you can see he is showing his body. harper discussed his body and the expectations. he can squat 405. show off. you can check out espn's body issue on-line on monday. you'll hit newsstands next friday. >> is it a big difference if you

can squat 400 versus 405? i still think that's a lot. 404 or 405? you wouldn't squat 400? you had to work your way up to the extra five pounds? >> keep going. can you do it why not? >> the problem is i couldn't get back up if i did that. >> hey, this weekend. you might want -- >> we have a little bit of fog showing up on the storm team 4 towercam are a. you can see that hovering over the landscape. just northwest washington. sky cast 4 showing the sun coming up in a lum nuss sky. we'll have just a little bit of haze where i sunshine. the clouds are going to begin to build and we'll see the clouds begin to produce some rain. not until tonight. you won't see an umbrella or rain boots, but for sun block.

you'll be comfortable in short sleeves as well. today temperatures are cool. you need long sleeves. right around 60 degrees. most of maryland and virginia. the patchy dense fog around. the humidity around. then tomorrow very early in the morning maybe after midnight tonight all the way until maybe early morning hours on saturday some showers move lou. theb there are sun breaks on the fourth. midday picnics and the parades ought to be okay, but then it's during the late afternoon and early evening hours. we might get thunder showers that look like they'll end just in time for the fireworks displays tomorrow night. we'll be in the low 80s before that. then sunday best day of the weekend. partly cloudy. lower humidity. highs reaching the mid 80s.

back to work on monday. mostly cloudy. highs mid 80s. could get an afternoon storm. hot and humid weather movers in for tuesday wednesday, and thursday. those days around 90 and maybe afternoon thunderstorms each day as well. melissa looking at a problem on the roads. >> problems still here northbound dumfries road. police are going to push you through that neighborhood. take a look at the bay bridge. looks about as good as it possibly is. no problems there. taking a look here. 95 here in virginia. cardinal drive. no problems there. can i help you? >> no. i'm sorry. >> you're waving for me? >> i want to give this paper back. >> live look at the beltway. no problems on the beltway. we're ordering breakfast. he knew he had to hand it back to me. >> dw parkway. 370, no problems northbound.

we're very excited about this that we're having here this morning. i'll be back in ten minutes. see you at 6:01. >> the man charged in the d.c. mansion murders is looking for a new defense team again. darren wint at a hearing yesterday firing his attorney over a difference of opinion. he fired the public defender who originally represented him. wint will now go back to that public defender. hanover says he still supports wint and believes more people are involved. >> we believe he was set up. >> set up by somebody else who was involved in the murders? >> it's a presumption. we should investigate that too. i can't investigate that anymore, but would i say that's an interesting point. >> wint's preliminary hearing will now be delayed. he is expected back in court later this month. metro is cracking down on bus drivers caught using cell phones behind the wheel. we're learning that four metro bus operators were fired last we're for using a phone while

they were driving. metro has a zero tolerance policy in place since 2009. the transit agency tells news 4 no train operators were fired for using their phones last year. well, after five months a woman in san diego has finally rediscovered who she is. until recently she didn't even know her name. now she is reconnected with family in colorado and maryland after a global search. reporter steven luke has more from our sister station in san diego. >> if you are ever wondered what it looks like to find yourself -- meet 54-year-old ashley who after months of wondering has a family she doesn't remember. >> she's going to be able to track much easier than me. >> rescued february 1st near st. patrick in carlsbad by firefighters ashley didn't know her age name, or anything else. at the hospital doctors delivered a grim diagnosis.

>> the theory anybody led to metro grade amnesia. debbie russ might be ashley's real life angel. registered nurse turned friend made it her mission to find cancer. >> after talking with her two sisters for the first time there are tears and many questions answers slowly return. >> apparently i was on my way to tucson. they didn't think it was odd because i traveled a lot. >> she often traveled to australia. many of her first memories were of being there. the fbi put out word all over the globe and eventually a facebook post reached more than 21 million people and helped her find her family. >> the newly named president of sweet briar ledge is making it clear. the school is open for business. yesterday phillip stone and the new governing board took the helm of the 114-year-old women's college, a factor, a deal that

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a developing situation in alexandria right now where police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. what we're learning about the victim this morning. it is the start of the holiday weekend, but people here in d.c. remain on guard for the fourth of july. potential threats that have police on high alert. we begin with a busy day ahead for storm team 4. this line of showers you see to the west of us could wash out some of your holiday weekend plans. meteorologist tom kierien here with what you can expect with your hour by hour forecast.

>> shower activity now moving in until later today. right now we're dealing with fog this morning. if are you planning your holiday, we are down to near zero visibility down 95. now 66. 270, when you get to frederick county, only quarter mile visibility. only quarter mile visibility. we have to lower visibility in nearby suburb as well, but generally it's a little better than a quarter of a mile. eastern shore getting some dense fog too. down to about a half mile visibility there in easton. there's the sun now coming up in a partly cloudy hazy sky. we'll have the hazy sunshine 8:00 a.m. temperatures near 70 wrz, mid 70s by 10:00. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:11. we'll