alexandria this morning. 66 looking pretty good. 95 you're slow near dale city. otherwise, no major problems taking a look at dw parkway, 95 rolling along just fine there. back in ten minutes with travel to show you. new this morning, suitland parkway totally reopened after a deadly crash overnight. someone hit a woman on that road. d.c. police say the woman was changing the tire when a blue pickup truck hit her at around 10:15 last night. the truck then crashed into a lexus. police arrested the driver and completely opened suitland parkway in the last hour. developing in wheaton, things are getting back to normal after a shooting in the wheaton metro garage. one person is dead and we're waiting to learn that person's identity. news4's derrick ward joins us with what that means if you need to park in that garage today

derrick. >> reporter: well, you will find that the garage is indeed open. but you'll also find more cars than usual at this hour a lot of motorists came back to find back that their cars were part of a crime scene. this happened at 7:00 last night. montgomery county police and metro transit police responded to a call here at wheaton garage for shots fired when they got to the garage, an adult male had been shot. that person died. now, there was a search of the garage and the westfield plaza which is adjacent to the metro garage. they did take two people into custody, people they're calling persons of interest. and a short time after that montgomery county police said they need not worry about a gunman on the loose. we do not know the name of the victim. at the height of the investigation trains were passing by wheaton station, part of georgia avenue was closed. indeed the garage was closed. all of that has returned to normal. again, we're awaiting the identity of that fatal shooting that happened here in the

wheaton garage yesterday evening. live in wheaton, derrick ward news4. it's 6:02. in the day ahead you can head over to the public safety meeting in the nome ma neighborhood. d.c. council member charles allen said this is in response to the recent vial flens thatolence in that area. on monday, a man was shot and killed on 3rd street northeast. not far from the metro station. 6:02. we're waiting to hear new developments in the lyons' sisters disappearance. we're told montgomery county police and authorities from bedford county, virginia will be at a news conference. we'll keep you up to speed with alerts through the nbc washington app. sheila and kathryn lyon vanished from wheaton in 1975. investigators have been searching a rural property in virginia for months now in connection with the case.

ahead, jury deliberations are expected to begin in the deadly colorado theater trial. james holmes is accused of killing and hurting people in 2012. prosecutors say holmes was legally sane at the time of the shooting. the smithsonian is distancing itself again from comedian bill cosby as you know some of cosby's personal art collection is on display at the national museum of african art. today, the smithsonian plans to hang a sign saying that the exhibit is about the artist and not a tribute 0 cosby. the museum recently decided to keep the art up despite allegations by more than two dozen women thats could de committed sexual misconduct. on to decision 2016. this morning, larry governor larry hogan is expected to endorse chris christie for president. the two have been political allies. christie campaigned with hogan last year and he's been wearing a hogan strong bracelet since

hogan announced he's fighting cancer. christie's campaign confirms, quote, a special announcement today, as his event at the double t diner in annapolis. former governor martin o'malley is doubling down on president obama's immigration policy. o'malley says if he wins the presidency, he will expand the use of action to perform documentation of undocumented immigrants. he said he will conduct more visa waivers. and he also says he will grant people eligible for deportation access to health care. the president's health care law does not allow that access. virginia lawmakers may have to return to work for a special session this summer. and race will be an issue. right now, lawmakers are trying to redraw the state's congressional map because judges say the map reduced black voters' influence. "the washington post" reports that governor terry mcauliffe says if lawmakers aren't give more time to redraw the map,

he'll call them back. the map is due september 1st. ddot is expanding lanes on 66. you'll be able to use the express lanes between the beltway and haymaker. the department could announce who it will work with to manage those lanes. that's how it works on the beltway at 95 right now. well, we are hoping -- we're hoping to show you brand-new pictures of pluto this morning but we'll have to wait a little bit launch it seems. nasa says they're still on their way back from the new horizon spacecraft. you see the animation here. it's billions of miles away from earth. nasa will hold a news conference at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon for everything they learned during the fly by yesterday. it takes hours for pictures to get to us from the edge of

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dehydrated. had a few minor cuts and burns. recovery teams have found the wreck 'but not able to reach the wreck amount yet. autumn's step grandparents are both presumed dead. and crews continue the search for those missing in a deadly flood in the appalachian mountains. two people died. at least six are still missing. coming up at 6:11 on this wednesday morning. we want to get you up to speed on the forecast. >> chuck bell is on the storm deck with more on what to expect, good morning, chuck. >> yeah, we had a light breeze a little while ago. that's laid down on the flag on the circle at nbc4 and it's now completely still. nonetheless, we should count on a little bit of a breeze later this afternoon. the planes are rumbling up the river. if you're flying out of town sit on the right-hand side of the plane for your view of the national mall.

temperatures in the low to mid-70s. it's a pleasant and dry start to the day. the puddles will be driving up shortly. but we do have a chance, 40% chance, that is of showers and maybe a rumble or two of thunder coming our way later this afternoon. temperatures will climb into th mid and upper 80s. not lookle for organized severe thunder. anytime you hear a rumble, on the conversation, get them a warning to get to safety. right now still have an accident northbound kendallworth avenue, outbound with a chopper on the way. we'll show you that picture as soon as they get there. van dorn street and vine street, still have that crash in alexandria. and 270 no issues. beltway 95 and 270 also on time there. 66 inbound looking good. 95 quantico to the beltway just a couple minutes behind at 27 minutes. remember to listen to our friends at wtop 105 fm in your car this morning. being cancer-free isn't the

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take a live look at this video here. it shows the exact moment drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman escaped from a maximum security prison. guzman is seen crouching behind the wall where he finally disappears. the partition wall blocked the camera's view of the entrance to the mile-long tunnel guzman used to escape. this guzman is the mexico's most notorious drug lord. it's the second time he escaped from prison. his first jailbreak was in 2001. a 61-year-old man fights off a would-be attacker. across from meridian hill park. if you recognize the attacker in this video d.c. police would like to hear from you. we expect police departments in our area are going over a lot of options right now for officer body cameras today. companies put the latest

technology on display at the dulles expo center. they included cameras with front facing screens one with stealth mode and encrypted videos show they can't be deleted in the field. there are concerns about privacy and security concerns. >> what happens after you get this video? how is it stored? how is it analyzed? what happens if a person from the public asks for a copy of it? >> not only do governments have to figure out all the rules they have to figure out how to pay are for the cameras. a mosque was vandalized and now it will install security cameras. the faithful were inside for morning prayers when they heard a loud noise and the mosque began to warm up. the group bought a security

system several months ago but the cameras were never installed. a mall in kenya is about to reopen. the westgate mall in nairobi was the site of a mass killing two years ago. 66 people died there. the group forced out the militant group. the mall reopened this weekend. president obama could visit that mall when he goes to kenya later this month. a new bill in d.c. would require a permit note on the college transcript of any student convicted or suspended for sexual assault. d.c. councilmember an neat that bonds proposed that bill and requires schools to provide advocates for victims. and bill is also going to stop the transportation of seniors. that will target 65 years old or older. a former loudoun county sheriff's deputy pleading guilty to soliciting a prostitute. the loudoun times mirror reports

that philip gray completepleaded guilty to that. at the live desk here with an update on the greek debt crisis. the country's parliament preparing to vote today on the bailout deal. the 85 billion euro bailout is supposed to keep greece's economy from collapsing but there has been stiff opposition. workers there going on strike. public transportation was paralyzed in parts of the country. the deal includes painful cutbacks and pension cuts. the new mgm casino in national harbor could benefit some of your kids' cools. prince george's council voting unanimously to use half the taxes on gayling revenue for public school, libraries and

community colleges this is according to "the washington post." schools and libraries stand to make about $21 billion based on the casino's anticipated earnings. mg mgm will open next year. the search is an for a new vendor for dining services. chartwells was sued saying it overcharged for food. chartwells will provide service until a new vendor is found. and the freelance star reports supervisors voted 4-3 to keep discussions going for now. they have until july 31st to come to an agreement with the owners of the hargerstown suns. in fairfax county we now know where a new sports complex can go. the county parks authority is considering a site of willow springs. there were two baseball fields on that plot of ground right

now. if it's selected for the complex crews will put in three more fields, plus a playground and outdoor fitness station and pedestrian trails. a developing story right now, a car fire to blame for sparking a brush fire near a southern california highway. take a look at these pictures. those flames started dancing around and the image it's here last night highway 91 in corona. the fire reportedly scorched over 20 acres last night. very fast. no one was hurt though. take a look at this video, lightning sparks a street light sending sparks flying. this happened during thunderstorms in the atlanta area. strong wind and heavy rain and lightning knocked out power to thousands in that area. >> hopefully no lightning here right? >> yeah we are anticipating maybe a little rough weather today. tom kierein's in the storm team 4 weather center. >> yeah, by later this afternoon, maybe a few showers, likely nut nasty storms. right now, a beautiful start.

200 feet above northwest washington, looking off to the east. storm team 4 tower cam showing that sun peeking out from the clouds on the eastern horizon. camera standing over washington. a beautiful morning on the way. the air is soft and sweet this morning. it's a little less humid as we're starting off early this morning and we have temperatures that are comfortable. mid to upper 60s in prince conference goerges county. mid-70s. and shenandoah valley mid-60s. hour-by-hour timing on the showers for the afternoon, mainly to the east of washington, you might get some showers popping up around noon time. then some thunder showers coming down the bay, prince george's, anne arundel, st. mary's seeing that 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock. and then they pretty much dissipate overnight as the sky

clears out and a gorgeous day tomorrow. we'll still have sticky humidity being uncomfortable but then pleasant humidity tomorrow. much nicer day. tomorrow's high, low 80s. a beautiful day, 60s in the morning. lots of sunshine. great beach and pool weather on friday, too. a little more humid. afternoon highs in the upper 80s. then here comes the heat wave. this time it's going to last for several days. highs in the 80s, saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. could get showers or storms saturday night and sunday night. and during the daytime it will be hot in the low to mid-90s. weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:41. prince george's county we're talking northbound kenilworth avenue. the ramp you can see the truck off to the side of the roadway.

and you might want to slow things down a tad looking at that. and stanton is now reopen in both directions. don't have any issues there. van dorn street at vine in alexandria still have that crash. overall, 66 looking pretty good. a little bit slow through manassas. again, it's about 45 miles per hour, nothing to worry about. live look at the beltway no major issues at 270. out of frederick, all the way to clarksburg. back in ten minutes. thank you melissa. a concerning new health risk, a new study reveals some breast cancer survivors may gain more weight than women with no history of the disease. researchers at john hopkins found cancer patients gain nearly four pounds more than from the time of diagnosis. and those with chemotherapy, an

excess of 11 pounds. new research finds combining anti-crescents and pain relievers may pose a serious health risk. it showed the risk of brain hem hemmagehem hemorrhage was higher in men. we want to bring you good news about the virginia baby suffering from botulism, he's on his way home to woodstock. benjamin was on a breathing tube and feeding tube when he arrived. there he is smiling as the 3-month-old left the hospital. botulism is so rargs only about 100 babies getting it. 150 years of magic and fantasy all going away after today -- sort of. fao schwarz, the iconic toy

store on fifth avenue in new york city is closing today. the legendary to be has been at the big apple for more than three decades. remember tom hanks in "big" on that giant piano in the store, that's fao schwarz. >> chopsticks. >> apparently rising rent has forced owners to look for a new location. there is talk at this point that he might reopen a new store in times square sometime next fall. >> chopsticks playing. i played piano for years and forgot everything except "chopsticks." >> that keyboard on the piano in "big" has been the attraction for years. painful cuts for agencies in montgomery county as that county deals with a budget deficit, the impact those cuts could have on fire and ems department.

>> hey, hey, hey don't touch me! >> metro meltdown. the heated argument caught on camera between a father and metro worker and what triggered it. no signs of storms as you step outside this morning. storm 4

right now, we're watching for more potential storms after a night of severe weather for many of you, taking a live look outside. some of you are stepping out to mostly clear skies. storm 4's tom kierein. >> in the wake of the storms from last night in the afternoon, reaching the mid-80s in montgomery, prince george's and fairfax counties. but a chance of an afternoon thunder shower generally between noon and 4:00 mainly for the eastern suburbs. southern maryland, though, a greater chance of afternoon

storms it will be in the mid-80s to upper 80s there. you're going to notice still humid around the bait. less humid around the pennsylvania border, frederick, washington allegheny county a very chance of a shower thurchdnder shower. low humidity moving in from the west. melissa, what's happening on the roads this morning? >> well, one issue that just popped up on metro. red line, a traffic problem outside of the medical center. and kenilworth avenue the ramp is open here, a disabled vehicle chopper 4 over that scene. in alexandria van dorn at vine crash cleared out of the way thank goodness. top of the beltway and major routes, no issues. top of the beltway also moving along nicely. travel time ten minutes. right now the president is preparing to face tough questions about this controversial nuclear deal with

iran. he's heading a press conference today at 1:00. nbc's tracie potts is live with us from the hill. tracie, how does the president plan to build support? >> well, first of all, by getting the details out, he knows he can do that in a wide ranging news conference than he can in a ten-second sound bite. make no mistake, even know lawmakers on the hill typically don't attend these things, his message for them today is intended for them. they will be the decision makers deciding whether to accept or reject the terps of this deal. they've only got 60 days to do it. all of that skepticism on capitol hill especially the republican leaders. we heard john boehner saying he's going to do everything he can do stop this deal. john mccain says he thinks it's the worst deal for america. and they will not stop iran from building a nuclear weapon. there are democrats obviously supporting the president that he hopes enough to help him sustain a veto. he already said if congress

sends in any bill that would not allow for this deal, he'd veto it. and now republicans are trying to figure out if they can pick up enough democrats to override that. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill, thank you, tracie. today, wisconsin governor scott walker hitting the trail. the campaign trail in south carolina making multiple stops. this is his first trip for the critical 2015 states announcing he's running for president. he's also the first out of state candidate to visit south carolina since the confederate flag came down at the statehouse there. the teachers backed vermont bernie sanders for president and they're upset that the american federation of teachers have chosen hillary clinton. aft president randy winegarden is on the board of a super pac that supports clinton. don't touch me!

>> please. >> you disrespect me. >> a confrontation between a metro employee and a father is caught on camera. it all began over not letting a 4-year-old girl use the bathroom. we're learning what happened after the camera stopped rolling between that metro employee and a passenger. the passenger took his 4-year-old inside the braddock station because she had to use the bathroom. the manager did not allow them into the station because it was being cleaned then the manager agreed to let the girl go inside and that's when things escalated. >> i guess he decided he would indeed let her use the bath room. that's kind of when i started recording. >> police -- >> you disrespect me -- >> hey get away from me. you don't yell at me in front of my daughter. >> according to police, investigators determined the cell phone video did not show any evidence of an assault. but metro did release a

statement saying appropriate action is being taken. bethesda's representative in the maryland house of delegates facing trespassing and indecent exposure charges. montgomery county police arrested ariana kelly a few weeks ago. wtop says they was dropping her children off at her ex-husband's house. his fiancee was there apparently and those documents say that the fiancee being there upset her so kelly started arguing with them and then flashed them. big budget cuts come into montgomery county and they're affecting a lot of public services there. we've learned how the fire and ems department will be impacted. the fire department needs to cut nearly $4 million out of its budget this year. they say future recruitment classes will be delayed until next year. another proposal would limit overtime for medics. they will take recertification classes while on duty. d.c. is warning residents to

avoid the water in the soapstone creek area. officials discovered high levels of e. coli from a pipe leak. the pipe has been fixed. the department of environment is monitoring the bacteria in the creek. the water flows into rock creek. we want to hear what you think about any awe controversial policy in e arundel hospital is now screening applicants for tobacco use. they say applicants who test positive can apply, reapply, in six months. and we're also told the new policy is completely legal. well d.c. has its share of construction cranes. and now would have of them will perform a choreographed dance over the city. at dusk, these cranes will pivot, rotate and sway in harmony to music.

if you want to see them pull this off. you can buy yourself a hard hat and head on over to milan park. that show begins at 8:15 tonight. a deadly accident along a busy d.c. roadway. a woman hit by a car while changing a tire. what we're learning about the driver of that car this morning. and right now, we have redline delays. both directions. we're going to talk more about that in just a second and a crash in arlington brand new we'll be right back. and new this morning, a major recall announced while you

right now, a 94-year-old former nazi guard is heading to

jail after being convicted on 300,000 counts of murder. he was known as the count of auschwitz. he is sentenced to four years behind bars. toyota is recalling hundreds of thousands of hybrids because of a software glitch. the recall applies to 625,000 prius hybrids worldwide, with 120,000 in north america. models affecting the prius minivan, a software glitch could cause the hybrid system to shut off while driving. there are no reports of crashes or injuries. typical humidity. with rain. >> storm team 4's chuck bell on the outside. what do you think, chuck. >> i think we'll start dry and end dry. we do have a chance for showers, lunchtime to 5:00. you may want to have your umbrella just to play it on the

safe side. temperatures in the low to mid-70s right now. puddles from the afternoon showers should be driving out by 5:00 or 6:00 this afternoon. temperatures in the 80s, a real vacation from humidity arrives tomorrow through sunday. right now, we have breaking news on the rails. take a look at this. again, red line delays in both directions. this is because of a track problem outside of medical center here this morning. taking a look at travel times, 270 south from germantown to the beltway, a little slow. 19 minutes. and 95 over to 270, 18 minutes. no major problems 96 to quantico, north beltway. remember to listen to wtop 105 fm when you hop in the car. do you have trouble watching videos on your computer laterally? you're not alone.

the security flaw that may have shut down your flash player. we're watching montgomery county after a deadly shooting shut it's down the metro station.

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we are watching the impact a shooting at the metro union station is having on the wheaton garage. a woman hit by a car while changing a tire. first, though tom kierein good morning. >> good morning between storms it's a beautiful summer morning. here's a live view from the storm 4 team's capitol center. overlooking the capitol, it's a beautiful morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s by afternoon. between noon or 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. a passing shower possible east of 95. melissa. >> on the rails they have an issue red line both directions, medical center, on the roads, north quinn street at lehigh way in arlington, a bicyclist has been hit.

more in a couple minutes. new this morning suitland parkway is now back open following a deadly crash overnight. someone hit a woman near the intersection with stanton road. we just called d.c. police they could not tell us the reason for the crash or the woman's name. >> they did say the woman was changing a tire some ray blue pickup truck hit her last night. that truck crashed into another car and arrested the driver. and developing story inside the wheaton garage this morning less than 12 hours ago it was the scene of a deadly shootly. derrick ward joins us with more on that and what we can learn about the investigation. derrick good morning. >> reporter: good morning that investigation is going on in this hour maybe an hour or two or later we will know the identity of the victim and perhaps even of the suspect that was taken into custody and possibly a motive. this all started just after 7:00 p.m. yesterday. montgomery county police and metro transit police responded to this garage here from the

wheaton metro station on the red line. there was report of shots fired. they found an adult male who had been killed. now two people were taken into custody. they've been called persons of interest at this hour. at the height of the investigation, georgia avenue was closed here through this area near the garage. this morning will you find more cars than usual, some people left their cars overnight. again later this morning we should know more about that incident and what led up to that shooting. by the way, this is the second crime-recommended fatality at metro this month. of course, back on july 4th a person was stabbed on a red line train as it pulled into the tags station. today, there's a public safety meeting about the recent violence in the noma neighborhood. that meeting is at the lobby project at 1st north east.

on monday a man was shot not far from the noma station. we're watching for new developments in the lyon sisters disappearance. we're told montgomery county police and authorities from bedford county, virginia, will be there. we'll keep you up to speed on this and alert on the washington nbc4 app. sheila and kathryn lyon vanished from wheaton in 1975. >> today jury deliberations are expected to begin in that deadly colorado theater. james holmes is accused of killing seven people and hurting others. if jurors agree he will be committed to a state mental hospital. prosecutors believe he was mentally insane at the time lyly sane

at the time of that shooting. we have new video of the rescue off of cape cod. take a look, pulling 119 people to safety. from this charter boat. we know the charter boat was towed back to the dock. question lingering, they're trying to figure out what caused this problem. eun. >> thank you, angie. now, the race to the white house larry hogan is expected to endorse chris christie. christie campaigned with hogan last year and christie has been wearing a hogan strong bracelet since hogan announced he's fighting cancer. christie will confirm with a, quote, special announcement today. and o'malley is doubling down on president obama's immigration policy. o'malley says if he's in the white house he what expand the use of action of undocumented

immigrants. he also said he'll grant more visa waivers and reach out to immigrants who want fob nalallized. o'malley said he'll keep people eligible for deferred deportation access to health care. race will be an issue. lawmakers are trying to redraw the state's congressional map. "the washington post" reports that governor terry mcauliffe says if lawmakers aren't give enough time to redraw the map he'll call them back in august. that new map is due september 1st. today is the day for bargain shoppers. amazon is promoting more deals than black friday for its prime customers to commemorate its 20th anniversary. prime day has deals including a 36-inch tv for $75. walmart is fighting back by rolling back prices online for

more than 2,000 items. they've also lowered the minimum order for shipping to $35 for at least 30 days. well, if you're having trouble watching video on your computer, you can blame your browser and your blashflash player. cnbc live now on the precautions. >> hey, the flash software comes after reports that hackers are using a security flaw to take over people's computers. flash has been improved for animation and online videos but also being known for being vaul vulnerable to bugs. nasa scientists say the mission to pluto was a complete success however we're still waiting to see brand-new high-resolution pictures of the planet.

nasa will hold a news conference at 3:00 p.m. to update us on everything they found. the information traveling to us at the speed of light, this takes hours to arrive from the edge of the solar system, obviously 3 billion miles to travel there. so, we've got to wait. i don't know what that sound i just made but -- >> wow, what are we going to do? here's a live look outside. a few clouds in the sky. tom telling us what we can expect. >> yeah feels beautiful now because the rain kind of cools things down a bit. we have the strong thunder showers passing north and west overnight. now, they're way up into eastern pennsylvania headed toward the new york city area. about to get on a plane, there may be delays heading up to new york. a batch of green getting sprinkles that have just popped up in the central shenandoah valley. east of there it's partly cloudy, a beautiful summer morning under way in washington.

60s montgomery county, mid to upper 60s, near 70 in fairfax and the relevant of northern virginia. 70s in washington and right around the bay. hour-by-hour timing and more storms later today. noon time, new model run coming in. this area in green, maybe some showers 11:00 or noon time. coming around the metro area or northern virginia. after that, we could get thunder showers coming along the southern part of chesapeake bay. that will be late in the afternoon and evening hours. lower humidity moves in overnight agency the sky clears out. much more pleasant weather arriving. have the umbrella handy today because of those passing showers around noon time. otherwise you'll need the sunblock, sunglasses with short sleeves. humidity this morning, a little less humid during the afternoon. then pleasant humidity during the day on thursday. enjoy. low 80s. a gorgeous summer day tomorrow. low humidity a blue sky. then on friday great beach and

pool weather. highs in the upper 80s. and a little more humid. here comes the heat wave, saturday, sunday and into next week. could get showers, thunder showers, late saturday night. and hot weather in place for next week. melissa has breaking news. breaking news on metro. take a look, we still have delays on the red line, both directions because of an earlier problem outside of medical center. big look at the beltway looking typical at this point. southbound wisconsin just inside the beltway right in front of the marriott. north quinn street we do have that crash there. arlington 66 inbound going 55 miles per hour, same thing, nothing there prince george's county rolling along nicely. top of the beltway, same thing there.

270 at montrose, light volume than normal. it's now 6:55, ddot is expanding the lanes between hay maker, ddot has a meeting in richmond at 9:00 a.m. the department is going to announce who it will work with to manage the lanes. and that's how it works like on the beltway and 95. we could also learn that the project could be entirely state-run. and the smithsonian is distancing itself again from bill cosby. the smithsonian plans to hang a sign there saying the exhibit is about the artist and not about bill cosby. they plan to kept it up despite allegations of two dozen women. it's a big night for kaitlyn

jenner. at the espys. they're honoring jenner for her decision to come out as a trand gender transgender. past winners include michael sam, robin roberts nelson mandela and billie jean king. as you head out the door today, president obama will hold a press conference on the landmark nuclear deal with iran. and criticism from lawmakers but the president said he will veto it. a survivor of a plane crash out of the hospital. that 16-year-old with step grandparents crashed into the side of the mountain when they ran into bad weather. someone in custody after struck and killed a woman on the suitland parkway. the wheaton parking garage is back open after a deadly shooting there. one man is dead and two people are being questioned as persons

of interest. right now, red line delays outside of medical center from earlier this morning a wide look at the beltway overall looking pretty good. a track issue. >> thank you melissa. that is the broadcast this morning. appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with an update. hope you'll join us then. until then, have a great day.

good morning. deal or no deal? republicans vow a battle to stop the president's unprecedented nuclear agreement with iran. >> they have made a worse deal than we feared. >> you know thes will cheat. >> this morning one of theost vocal credit technical-- critics, lindsey graham. video from el chapo's prison cell showing the moment he escape as nbc news goes inside the tunnel. disciplined. the f. acht a. slaps new uh restrictions on sky west airlines after a plane packed with passengers stalls mid flight dropping more than 12,0