evidence that you broke the rules and there would be a single regulated fee to pay if your car is towed. well, they're talking about taxis in prince george's county today. there's a meeting of the taxi board this afternoon and the main point is to review the exam that is given to drivers before they're allowed to drive a taxi in the county. all right, tom said it's 85 degrees. >> you're feeling it. so you're probably out there wondering what to wear as you get ready to head to work or take your child to school. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> yeah 85 is out at reagan national where the waters of the potomac is affecting it. it's so warm. elsewhere, in the 70s. most of the thundershowers are breaking up before they get to the metro area. a few sprinkles in prince george's county and northern anne arundel. otherwise, we have breaks in the

clouds. shenandoah valley all the way, 81. annapolis at 80. that's picking up the air right off the bay where the water temperatures are around 80. morning drive time, midday drive time should be okay, but during the afternoon caution light because of some thundershowers coming through. dry pavement for the morning commute. afternoon temperatures by the time we get some thunderstorms coming through, down in the low 80s. now, let's check on the morning commute for this tuesday. what's going noun, melissa? >> good morning. i want to reiterate here that at this point this morning, all marc trains are on schedule. that is what they're saying. of course once they start off we'll know how things begin this morning after a nasty evening last night. molette green will be there in kensington and we'll hear from her live in the 5:00 hour. she'll be telling us what is happening here as far as marc goes from the station this morning. inner loop at 395, a disabled

vehicle off to the shoulder. we had a lane blocked now, pushed off to the shoulder. 95 virginia prince william parkway no problems there. prince george's county overall looking quite good this morning and top of the beltway, nice and green. b.w. parkway, 95 and 29 into and out of town rolling along quite well. back in ten minutes. see you then. new this morning, that surfer that fought off a shark with his bare hands is talking about what happened and how he survived. i'm sure you have seen the video by now. take a listen to mick fanning. >> yeah, just an emotional, mental sort of -- right now. i don't know. i don't know how long it will take, but i'm just lucky i have good people around me. great friends to -- you know? >> here's the video again if you haven't seen it. he's basically saying overcoming

the shock of this whole thing is going to take a long time. he says all of a sudden he just felt something. the shark just sort of came up, went for the tail of his board. and it just kept coming back. he got on top of it and was trying to put the board in between him and the shark. so just amazing. fanning by the way, aaron, doesn't have a scratch. >> very lucky guy. all right, kristin wright at the desk, thank you. 4:33 is your time and today in texas police will release dash cam video from the woman who died in jail. this comes as we get our first look at the moments that police discovered sandra bland's body. police say she hanged herself inside her jail cell last week. surveillance video shows the female attendant discovering bland's body at 8:55 a.m. jail officials say the video shows no one entered or left bland's cell in the 90 minutes before her body was found. bland's family doesn't believe her death was a suicide. a state trooper arrested bland last week after she reportedly

became combative during a traffic stop. today we could see one of the last big names enter the republican field. ohio governor john kasich is expected to announce a presidential bid in columbus. he is not to be overlooked. he's from a critical swing state and enjoys generally high approval ratings. kasich is also very good at raising money. two groups have already brought in more than $10 million for him. now, one of the big questions surrounding all of this though is whether donald trump will overshadow today's announcement. last week he stole a lot of attention from scott walker. he's still carrying that baggage from his comments about john mccain. in a few minutes we'll talk to nbc's tracie potts about the realtime impact this is having on the polls. a federal police lieutenant resigned following an explosion at a government lab in maryland.

the blast happened at the national institute of standards and technology in gaithersburg on saturday. sources say firefighters and police saw the lieutenant throw something in the trash and then put a duffel bag into his car. when investigators noticed he had burns on his hands, he said they came from filling a butane lighter. the explosion involved chemicals that are used to make meth. we are working to find out more about an accident that left a fairfax county boy dead. three others are seriously hurt and remain in the hospital. that crash happened before 7:00 yesterday morning outside of charlottesville when a car and an suv crashed head on. 4:35. d.c. police arrested more than two dozen men in a prostitution bust in d.c. 30 men are facing charges now. now, this comes as jack evans introduced a bill last week nicknamed honey i lost the car. it would require police to tow a car if officers have probable

cause that the driver may have picked up a prostitute. 4:36. montgomery county police arrested a man they say posed as a police officer years ago. this is the man, he's 24 years old. they say the man pretended to be an officer back in 2012. they say he met a woman from the internet, then handcuffed her and took her to the hotel in silver spring. he then sexually assaulted her according to police. investigators say they tracked down macedo through a hit on the database. d.c. police need your help finding this man. they say he sexually assaulted a woman in the district. here he is the attack happened in an alley on 19th street near bening road yesterday morning. we could learn more about what happened when freddie gray died in police custody in baltimore. a judge ruled evidence in the case can be shown to the public. the baltimore state's attorney wanted to prevent it from being released. gray died of a severe spinal injury in a van back in april

and six officers are facing charges. today's hash tag, heat wave ends. it's already 80 degrees here in the district, but how warm will it get today? tom is back with your hour by hour temperature changes. and with all the hot weather, your electric bill is sure to be higher than usual, but pepco customers can save money. and details in the so-called mansion murders. the new evidence

welcome back. you have been warned. fairfax is adding another red light camera. there's a new red light camera on plantation parkway. it will start snapping pictures of red light runners next monday. if your vehicle runs that red light you'll receive your fine in the mail. pepco says you can save some money by helping them prevent a major outage. the power company wants maryland customers to conserve energy today between the hours of 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. if you do manage to cut down on your power use, you could get a credit on your next bill. and the way this is done, if you use below a specified time you save $1 on the usage. >> i'll take that money. let's see how much you need the a.c. today. tom? >> you need it this morning because of the humidity and the temperatures hovering in the 70s to around 80s. a few showers here. a few flashes of lightning near

morgantown, west virginia. we have had a few sprinkles coming through. getting them in anne arundel county and now crossing the bay bridge, but elsewhere, some of the pavement is damp around the metro area from the showers that did come through. there's the view from the storm team 4 tower camera. sunrise not until 6:00 this morning. by 8:00 a.m., partly sunny and then by noon upper 80s. then reaching the low 90's. that's around 3:00 or 4:00 and likely passing thundershowers coming through in the afternoon and early evening. then a nice break on the way. relief is coming. a look at how long that will last. that's coming up in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. melissa, what going on now? >> a brand-new crash we just got off the police in loudoun county. they say the crash is out of the roadway. this is ashburn village. and national harbor road, by the

harbor, we have some road work happening there. shouldn't be in the way too much for you this morning. brunswick, trains to be on time this morning. molette green will be live for us in the station in kensingen in a little bit here. inner loop of 395, a disabled vehicle off the road. i'm back at 4:51. at "news4 your health" did angelina jolie have an impact on women's fight against breast cancer? and the donald drama continues but is it affecting his spot in the race for president? the surprising new poll numbers next.

you're watching "news4 today." >> i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot. i raised a lot of money for his

campaign against president obama and certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. >> that is donald trump last night on fox news trying to make it clear he does respect arizona senator john mccain's public and military service. polls are now hinting that trump's fiery comments are not doing over well with his party. he surged in recent weeks, and he's topping this brand-new poll but it was conducted before and after trump's comments. after trump slammed mccain his support began to fall among those who were polled. we'll have more on this with tracie potts on capitol hill in a few minutes. today, president obama faces a busy schedule. he will head to pittsburgh this morning and he'll be speaking at the veterans of foreign wars 116th national convention. yesterday he signed a bill that will allow all honorably discharged veterans to get an i.d. card so they can prove

their status. then he'll head to new york for the seventh appearance on "the daily show with jon stewart." and then he travels to the country of kenya the home country of his father. kenyans have been patiently waiting for the president to make a homecoming since the election in 2008. but the president faces criticism in that country despite his ancestral ties. many think the obama administration is falling behind in his investment in africa. >> i think he has done a lot of things. we have been waiting for him for a long time. he has never came, but it's his mother country. >> according to economic experts in kenya, the president does not have a key achievement in the country. the president will also visit ethiopia during his trip. 4:46. back to decision 2016 and donald trump and the impact some of his comments having on -- is having on the poll numbers right now

going into the presidential race. tracie potts on capitol hill for us this morning with more on donald trump as he gets ready to head to south carolina. >> reporter: exactly. he's taking his message to south carolina and some frustration too from republicans and veterans. we'll hear more about that today, aaron when president obama addresses the vfw convention, where a lot of vets say they're upset with what donald trump had to say about john mccain not being a war hero. then saying he was a war hero. only because he was captured. mccain last night in new york did not defend himself, but another republican, lindsey graham, he defended john mccain saying he is in fact an american hero. and those poll numbers you were talking about, the latest is "the washington post"/abc poll that shows trump with 24% support, almost twice as much as governor walker of wisconsin. the next republican behind him. however, this is telling. most of that poll was conducted before the mccain comments. if you take a look at the small

portion that was conducted afterwards, donald trump loses quite a bit of support. so we'll have to wait for the next big poll to come out to see just w standing right now as a front-runner in many national polls in the republican race. >> all right, we'll be watching. tracie potts, thank you. 4:48 your time right now. we learned about a second piece of evidence linking a man to the quadruple murder in washington, d.c. daron wint had a preliminary hearing yesterday. his dna was found on a pizza crust and at the hearing wint's dna was on a construction vest in one of the victim's cars. the detectives said that police recovered three-quarters of a $40,000 ransom in this case. a boy pointed what looked like a rifle at fbi investigating the shooting in

chattanooga. they found a possible connection to the shooter at an apartment. and when they got there a 15-year-old pointed a rifle at them and it turned out to be an air gun. he had an air soft pistol with him as well. that's a new kind of response to the shooting. the video shows volunteers guarding recruiting centers in alabama and georgia. the military is increasing security and several are moving to equip national guard troops with guns. the department of defense said it's not planning to arm army reservists. police accuse an 80-year-old man of inappropriately touching a boy. he was in locker room when saadollah ghaussy approached him. he was charged with indecent exposure. it happened in the westcott ridge place on sunday. you have a chance to weigh in on whether frederick county will change the english only rules. the english only ordinance has

been in place three years. one of the council members sponsoring repeal says the ordinance has tarnished the county's reputation. virginia governor terry mcauliffe is asking a study to ask to reinstate parole for nonviolent felons. they say that the current criminal justice works by keeping violent criminals behind bars. it's been 20 years since virginia abolished parole. they'll make recommendations by november 2. d.c. leaders are hoping parents can help stop underaged drinking. a survey by the department of health shows 22% of teens say they have used alcohol before age 13. 6% of boys 11 or younger, say they drink alcohol. that's according to the 2012 survey. the district launched a new campaign called there's a reason. the federally funded program targets parents through pamphlets and outreach activities. more momentum for sweet

briar college. the all woman's school says it will continue its study abroad programs. the programs had shifted to another university as they considered closure. students raised millions of dollars to keep sweet briar open. tonight, we'll see a different kind of partisan slugfest in congress. it's the annual congressional softball game on the national mall. it happens at third street. this is the members, staffers, friends, interns, they all join in. game time is set for 6:45 p.m. pennsylvania senator pat toomey and bob casey are hosting, so we have casey at the bat. >> there you go. >> how many headlines will we see like that? >> definitely will see that. >> it's always interesting to watch. some real athletes in the group a lot of times. >> and the competition is fierce. i know you don't like that word, but it is. they have played five games in the series -- or i think this is the fifth game. they're tied 2-2. see what happens tonight. >> how will the weather hold out for some baseball? >> there could be some interruption with a

thundershower. you know when they're on capitol hill, they play hard ball. we are getting a few thundershowers not really nasty storms. happening right now in west virginia, where you see the little patches of the yellow and the orange and red. that's where there are some downpours near elkins and there's another little batch here coming into western maryland right near frostburg. that's headed off to the east. around the metro area, don't have any rain right in washington. but there are a few showers south of annapolis near shadyside and down near the calvert border. that is tracking east across the bay. it will be moving on over to the eastern shore. our temperatures are mild and muggy, in the mid to upper 70s. near 80 by the bay. reagan national at 85. that's because it's picking up the warm waters of the potomac.

as we look going hour by hour, new model timing showing some of the thundershowers will be near hagerstown and then passing near frederick by around 2:00. but then the thundershowers begin to get closer to the metro area. mainly south of washington by around 4:00 p.m. and then after that they move off to the east. very low risk of any tornadoes. only low to moderate risk of maybe high winds or very low risk of hail. little greater threat maybe of some brief heavy downpours as they move on through. then the relief comes in. hallelujah. it arrives tomorrow, low humidity. beautiful summer day. on wednesday and thursday, with highs in the 80s and low humidity and the same thing on friday. three or four days in a row, even nice on saturday too. with not very humid conditions in the upper 80s. then more humid on sunday. could get an afternoon storm on sunday into sunday evening. then up near 90 on monday and quite humid. now let's check on the tuesday

commute. melissa what do you have now? >> as far as brunswick goes, brunswick line, expected to be on time this morning. we'll know of course a bit more in the next couple of minutes here this morning. it was a mess last night for a lot of you. so sorry for that. hopefully, no major issues this morning aside from a little bit of expected crowding. ashburn this morning ashburn village boulevard at fulton ham circle, police tell us that's out of the roadway. don't have to worry about that crash. as far as traffic delays go. 66 into town, out of town, no major problems right now. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. beltway at braddock, rolling along just fine. taking a look at 95 northbound don't have any issues. southbound you can see as you pass 234 just a tad slow. a little bit of yellow on my screen this morning. that's because of some late-clearing road work. see you right back here at 5:01. >> melissa thank you. it's the hack that a lot of people scrambling this morning. not just to protect their personal information, but to save their marriage. what a cyber security expert has to say about the ashley madison

cyber attack. and why the number one rule in real estate could be the biggest factor in your child's education. location, location, location.

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restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. you're watching "news4 today." >> 4:57 now. a new gun shop in arlington will not be opening after opposition from residents and business owners. we told you about this first, the debate here back in may when a former marine announced plans to open that shop in the cherry

dale neighborhood. right now, a new sign outside the space where nova firearms wanted to open. that store space is located inside an arlington strip mall off lee highway. some customers threatened to stop shopping at other businesses if that gun shop opened. >> it was just not necessarily a good fit for the other businesses that are in this shopping center which are flowers, yoga, nails. >> now, neighbors of the proposed shop also say there are several schools nearby. parents were worried about a gun store so close to the kids. well it could cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars to send your child to a good public elementary school in the district. d.c.'s office of revenue saying buying a home in a high-performing school area will cost you anywhere between $700,000 to $1 million. high performing elementary schools have at least 80% of students proficient in reading, and it will run you at least $650,000.

in "news4 your health" right now a new study says angelina jolie's public battle with cancer did influence how some women screen for breast cancer. researchers put together an online questionnaire three days after jolie announced in 2013 she tested positive for the brack 1 gene. 7% said they would definitely get tested. jolie went on the have a double mastectomy. her ovaries and fallopian tubes were also removed. the next story is what some people are calling karma. a website that specializes in helping married people cheat was hacked. well, private information from ashley madison's 37 million customers most of whom would presumably remain anonymous have been posted online. there's not been a widely publicized list of names.

nbc news spoke to a cyber security expert who notes it's difficult for many people to find sympathy for the victims in this case. >> it's treated totally differently because it's the type of situation where you have this company that's you know, has some questionable ethics on what they're doing, so people have the attitude of it serves them right but the reality is the people have the expectation of privacy and they should have maintained that level of security they expected. >> you can look for a full report on this, including how the website is dealing with the hack coming up on "today." i feel like on the flip side, you have to know when you go to a business where they make their money off you -- you come here to have an affair this is a blackmailer's dream, okay? and the possibilities -- >> there would be legal things in place to keep the website from black mailing you but everybody you, it becomes fair game. that's the truth with anything you put out there. >> it has people