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 thinking twice

this morning. stay with us. "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> and good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff. welcome to "news4 today." okay. so we're talking about what it feels like out there. i don't care what the temperature says. it is -- i guess the best word to describe it, tom mentioned gak, the total gak factor out there this morning. >> that's a meteorological term. as we have showers and thundershowers approaching us from the west the leading edge of some relief on the way from the gak. right now we are getting some showers and thunder and lightning and coming near frostburg. to the east of washington a couple showers in anne arundel county south of annapolis. those are crossing the bay, headed over to the eastern shore. a few sprinkles here in southern prince george's county. that's a tracking east as well. temperatures are muggy and mild.

near 80 degrees right now. the feels like well, it is oppressive humidity. but it will be dropping overnight and we'll be pleasant during the day tomorrow. your drive time forecast, next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. now the morning commute not too bad, right, melissa? >> starting with a look at the beltway, no major problems right now. the road work is getting out of the way now. zooming in a little bit we have some construction that popped up in rockville pipe northbound at montrose road. the right lane is blocked in front of the restaurant. b.w. parkway, northbound and southbound, no issues. 29 looking good as well. overall prince george's county no problems. remember on brunswick, we are hearing from marc no major issues. we'll hear from molette green in the next couple of minutes. 5:02. developing out of prince george's county, police need your help after a man was shot and killed. this happened around 8:00 last

night on maury avenue in oxon hill. officers responded to the call and found a man shot to death. police say it doesn't seem to be a random shooting. but if you have any information police would like to hear from you. today a murder suspect released by the montgomery county judge is expected back in court. that judge released dion sobotker last wednesday on a half a million dollars unsecured bond. we brought you this story first on 4. he never showed up to get his electronic monitoring device on thursday and by friday, a warrant was out for his arrest. >> we are still looking into whether or not he had some help to be kind of -- over the last several days of whether or not he was assisted in not having the monitoring that he was supposed to be. >> now sobotker is one of three people charged in the death of 26-year-old jonathan harris during a robbery in december. originally sobotker was being held without bond. today, this man will be sentenced for trying to rape an

employee at a mr. smoothy in rockville. the man was convicted of assaulting an employee in 2013 and missay he punch -- and police say he punched the victim as he tried to assault her and she was able to fight back. today, metro officials will be asked about the deadly l'enfant plaza accident. a house committee wants know what is being done to fix the electrical issue that led to the smoke-filled tunnel incident. this morning a new officer will coordinate information between them and first responders. there's also a meeting about taxis in prince george's county. they're holding a meeting this afternoon and they'll review the exam that taxi drivers have to take before allowed to work there. 5:04 right now. predatory towing could become -- could be coming to an end in montgomery county. news4's meagan fitzgerald is live outside where members are

voting on a bill today. meagan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. many folks here in montgomery county will tell you predatory towing is a big issue for them. many folks saying that they have paid upwards of $150 just to get their car out. one of the areas of concern is predatory. meaning that people are actually standing by and watching folks as they park their car and leave to go somewhere and then a moment later they come back and their car is gone. this is the issue that they're really concerned about. people spotting and then of course towing their cars away. council member roger berliner introduced a bill that would crack down on what many are calling the unfair practice. the bill would also crack down on spotters looking for cars to tow away. also, tow companies would need photo evidence of those who broke the rules. there would be a single regulated fee to pay if your car is towed away. now, the council is expected to meet here at around 9:30 this morning. at this point we don't have an

indication of which way they will vote, but of course we'll be on top of this story and let you know as soon as they make that decision. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. right now, banks are open for a second consecutive day in greece and this is a big deal. people are lined up right now in greece to get in and take care of their business. banks are reopening after being shut down for about three weeks because of greece's whole financial crisis. with restrictions though. people cannot -- there's still a daily withdrawal limit of $65. but now they can't take out more than $454 a week and on top of that, the people there in greece cannot cash checks right now. only deposit them. so aaron, tough times in greece right now for sure. >> all right, kristin wright, thank you. it's 5:07, just about now and sources tell news4 federal police lieutenant resigned following an explosion at a government lab in maryland.

this is a story you saw first on 4. that 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 in his car. when investigators noticed he had burns on his hands, he said they came from filling the butane lighter. it involved chemicals used to make meth. police arrested a man they say posed as police officer years ago in montgomery county. this is nicholas morales-macedo. they say that morales-macedo pretended to be an officer back in 2012. they say he met a woman from the internet, hand cuffed her and took her to a hotel in silver spring and then sexually assaulted her. they tracked down morales-macedo through a hit in the dna database. well, today we could see one of the last big names enter the republican field. ohio governor john kasich is expected to announce the presidential bid this afternoon in columbus. and he is not to be overlooked. he's from a critical swing state

and enjoys generally high approval ratings. kasich is also good at raising money and two groups have brought in more than $10 million for him. hey, raise your hand if you had the a.c. on full blast in the car lately. tom is working on your drive time forecast for the next weather and traffic on the 1s. and just in to the newsroom overnight, new reaction from the surfer right there.

i just felt something, you know, just a presence or something behind me. that's when i sort of jumped on my board. >> new this morning the three-time world surfing champion who was -- who survived a shark attack is back home in australia now. mick fanning arrived in sydney a few hours ago. >> yeah, a shark bumped him off his board during a competition on live tv. this happened over the weekend. >> just sort of came up and went

for the tail of the board. i don't know why it didn't bite or whatever. my board -- >> now, fanning punched the shark a few times before safely returning to shore. fanning says he was lucky but he's taking some time off to recover from the emotional trauma of this incident. and unfortunately, he has the video that he can watch over and over again too. >> yeah. a video his mom actually is watching it live on television. she said she just wanted to whip him out of the water. go in there. he said he didn't cry then but he's cried a lot later. let's turn to tom kierein. a look at your forecast. >> grab an umbrella before you head out the door. we'll likely get showers or thundershower later on today. we are a getting those out in the mountains out in west virginia. closer to washington a few sprinkles in our southern eastern suburbs tracking off to the east. morning, midday drive time will be fine, but caution for the afternoon as we get the thunderstorms coming through. dry roads for the morning

commute. upper 70s. and then in the afternoon, low 90s to upper 80s after the thunderstorms roll through. we'll look at the timing in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:21. melissa has a road crowlosure. >> again, water main break and repairs underway. north capitol street between chillum street. a warning for you there. brunswick trains will be on time. we could see crowding and molette green will be live at the kensington station. inner and outer loop rolling along nicely. 66 and 95, no problems. 270 at shady drove looking good northbound and southbound. in "news4 your health" for your morning new concerns about concussions when it comes to your kids and sports. why parents with kids who play soccer will want to hear this. and could an accident involving marc trains yesterday impact your ride to work today?

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right now a broken water main in northeast is still causing trouble. it's on north capitol street between chillum place and sheridan street. look at all this water there. initially d.c. water thought they'd have it midnight but we have learned that it will be several more hours. melissa mentioned you have to find a work around there. by the way that pipe installed in the 1940s. it's 75 years old. aaron? >> kristin, thank you. 5:17. right now you can expect a crowd on the marc train brunswick line following a crash involving a train and a truck. we are covering all i think as of this crash and how -- angles

of this crash and first 4 traffic melissa mollet is monitoring the rails for you. but we begin with news4 green at the kensington station with a live look there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we got new information from the maryland transit administration. we know that all the brunswick lines are scheduled to run as normal. i want to give you a heads up. some of the trains will be operating with just one conductor and this heads up we got word about 20 minutes ago that train number 874 leaving martinsburg with two fewer rail cars. so it could be slow going on boarding and of course delays for you as well because it's going to get crowded. if you can, hop on train number 876 out of brunswick running with an extra rail car. you're looking at the crash scene video out of silver spring during the evening rush. the maintenance truck driver walked away without a scratch with -- after that train carrying more than 600

passengers slammed into it. luckily, no one on the train either hurt. they had to suspend service of course last night because they had to clean up the accident scene and clean up the diesel fuel spilled on the tracks and of course all that delaying passengers for hours and moving into the morning rush for you. so pack your patience when you get on board. this is the latest, live from kensington. back to you. >> molette, thanks. working to find out more about an accident that left a fairfax boy dead. this happened just before 7:00 yesterday morning in gordonsville. the crash happened when a car and an suv crashed head on. three other people are seriously hurt. and remain in the hospital. we are learning that the young boy who was riding in the car died at the scene. d.c. police arrested more than two dozen men in a prostitution bust in downtown d.c. police say 30 men are facing charges as part of the new prostitution enforcement operation that began last today.

this comes as ward 2 council member jack evans introduced a bill called honey i lost a car. it would require the police will tow a car if it's probable cause that they picked up a prostitute. police need your help finding this man, he sexually assaulted a woman in the district. i happened in an alley on 19th street northeast near bening road yesterday morning. well, in the coming weeks we could learn more about what happened when freddie gray died in police custody in baltimore. a judge ruled evidence can be shown to the public. the baltimore's state attorney wants to prevent it from being released. he died of a severe spinal injury while in a police van back in april. six police officers are facing charges for his death. 5:20 now. in "news4 your health" a canadian study finds erectile dysfunction may double as a man goes undiagnosed with diabetes. it jumped from 1 in 50 to 1 in

10 in men with erectile dysfunction. they suggest the importance of screening all e.d. patients for diabetes. the study did not find any association between erectile dysfunction and undiagnosed hypertension. we hear about concussion in football but a new spotlight is putting pressure on soccer. aking safety measures a step further. all injuries must be checked out off the field and headers are a -- and headaches are a big concern. they make up a third of the concussions for boys and more than a quarter for girls. >> with arms up rather than arms down like that, that's very important in terms of prevention. and improper heading technique when you're heading the ball. >> so player to player contact remains the dominant cause of concussions right now. >> we did a piece on concussions in young people a few months ago. it's

something looked like it rattled the kid's head you need to check him out for concussion. no, my vision is not weird, check him out anyway. have a doctor look at him to be sure that's not a problem. >> be sure you know what a header is. it's a move in soccer. >> yeah. live look outside this morning. lots of clouds to treat you at this early hour and some humidity too. >> i know. we want to know hour by hour what are the storm chances today? that's why we want to bring in storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> i want to give this humidity a header, get it out of here. it will be leaving by later today. right now we're looking at storm team 4 radar it is showing some showers out in west virginia, and here in western maryland tracking east. also a few sprinkles in anne arundel county and upper marlboro and prince george's county. these are quickly moving across the bay. between now and then, maybe a little sun breaking out. the hour by hour timing, by 11:00, maybe a few showers in the northern and western suburbs and then by noontime out in the mountains and getting closer to

the shenandoah valley. then maybe into the metro area, a few thundershowers mainly south of washington by 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. then they move across southern maryland, the northern neck and eastern shore after that. very low risk of tornados or hail. only low to moderate risk of high winds or heavy rain as they come on through. likely not severe storms. we are in the muggy 70s. most of the region to nearby 80 right near the chesapeake bay. in the mountains in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. reaching the low 90s in the metro area by 2:00 or 3:00. and that will drop the temperatures and then the lower humidity moves in. heat relief on the way tomorrow. beautiful summer day wednesday. afternoon highs in the upper 80s. we'll keep that going on thursday and again on friday. gorgeous, let's keep it going into saturday too. not very humid on saturday either with highs in the 80s. so we'll get at least four days in a row, wednesday, thursday,

friday, saturday, beautiful weather. getting more humid on sunday. maybe some afternoon storms up near 90 near 90 on monday and rather humid. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. your walk to work forecast. now problems on the rails this morning. >> yeah, we had the problems on the rails yesterday. right now, everything looking quite good. brunswick again, what molette green has been telling out from kensington, we are expected to be on time. we could see some crowding because of fewer conductors on a couple different lines this morning. just a warning there. north capitol between chillum place and sheridan, still have that problem with the water main break from yesterday. they're still trying to get that out of the way for us this morning. top of the beltway looking quite good. b.w. parkway 29, 95 everything is rolling along. prince george's county, looking good as well. 66 here at compton road eastbound and westbound no problems. >> it's 5:25 now. people are looking for people who threw fireworks at a

homeless man in new mexico. there was a suspicious car that slows down. you can see a small fire too. the man suffered burns all over his body. he remains in the icu nearly two weeks after that incident. a man accused of killing five people in a house in california is now a suspect in another murder. police in modesto, california believe that martin martinez also killed a 2-year-old boy. they say the boy died of a head injury while he was in martinez's care last year. police charged him with killing two women and three young girls this past weekend. one of the girls was his daughter according to police. today police in texas will release dash cam video from the arrest of a woman who died in jail. that comes as we get our first look at the moments police discovered sandra bland's body. take a look here. police say she hanged herself inside her jail cell last week. surveillance video here from the county jail shows a female

attendant discovering bland's body around 8:55 in the morning. jail officials say it 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. the state trooper arrested bland last week after she reportedly became combative during a traffic stop. today the father of a woman killed in san francisco is expected to testify on capitol hill. kathryn steinle was shot and killed while walking on a pier earlier this month an undocumented immigrant is charged with the murder. the suspect came back to the u.s. after being deported five times. the victim's father will testify before the senate judiciary committee at 10:00 this morning. the committee is looking into immigration enforcement. the california bridge that collapsed because of heavy flooding recently passed a safety inspection. according to cal tran, it got the green light from inspectors back in march. at least one driver was trapped

after heavy rain caused a 30-foot section of the freeway to collapse on sunday. california is in the middle of the historic drought. officials believe water rushing through the normally dry desert quickly eroded the land around that bridge causing the collapse. we now know who could fill the last vacant spot on the federal reserve's board of governors. president obama nominated economist katherine dominguez. the white house says she brings a lot to the table including expertise in international markets. dominguez must be confirmed by the senate. new details in the so called mansion murders in d.c. the new evidence leading investigators to think that daron wint is not the only suspect. beefing up security, the changes taking place at military recruiting centers after last week's deadly shooting in chattanooga. looking live outside the nbc4 studios are you tired of walking to work in all the humidity? it

now at 5:30, trumping the polls. why donald trump is leading the polls despite the comments that have some calling for him to drop out. new details in the wake of last week's deadly mass shooting in chattanooga. why the feds raided an apartment in connection to the crime. and the heat starts moving out, but the rain is moving in. let's get straight to tom kierein and find out whether you

need the umbrella on the way to work. >> we are getting some showers in west virginia. central and southern west virginia and now just coming in to western maryland. closer to washington, a few sprinkles here in southern anne arundel county. crossing the bay, one shower near the bay bridge and crossing east of annapolis. walking to work this morning most dry walkways. there are a few or a little damp, in the upper 70s. mostly cloudy and partly sunny. wet walkways from passing showers and thunderstorms, temperatures reaching the low 90s. have an umbrella handy. we'll have a few of the showers coming through mainly during the afternoon, maybe some thunder and lightning. between now and then. you might need the sun block because we'll have a little sunshine this morning. sunglasses as well as you head out the door. short sleeves. it is still a muggy morning. we have a water main break. >> water main break, this started of course yesterday. we still have it sticking around here in northeast. north capitol between chillum place and sheridan street.

they're laughing because my shoes are almost falling off this morning. inner loop at little river turnpike we have a disabled vehicle but out of the way. 66 okay. 95 northbound here through dale city going 31 miles per hour. beltway at branch no issues. we'll have travel times in ten minutes. i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot, i supported him and 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 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 going over well with his party. trump surgeled in recent weeks he's topping a brand-new "washington post"/abc news poll. but the poll was conducted before and after trump's comments. after trump slammed mccain his support began to fall among

people polled here. as of this morning, trump is still retweeting people defending him and he's retweeting a video critical of john mccain. tracie potts is following the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we'll get two new perspectives on this what do southerners think of donald trump and his comments on veterans and john mccain? he is headed down to south carolina for a big kickoff there so we'll get a sense of that. also, what do veterans think? president obama is headed up to philly to talk to the vfw convention and many of them have been critical of these comments from donald trump. john mccain didn't defend himself in new york last night, but lindsey graham did. a south carolina politician by the way who's running for president against donald trump. he said that john mccain is in fact an american hero for serving -- for being taken as a p.o.w. for 5 1/2 years. so we'll get some new perspectives on that today. there's one person at least who hopes at least for one day all this goes away and that's ohio

governor john kasich. he's expected to announce his own run for presidency today. if you're keeping track, i believe that's number 16 on the republican side. aaron? >> we will keep counting. today, the president will speak at the veterans of foreign wars 116th convention in pittsburgh. he signed a bill that will allow all honorably discharged veterans to get an i.d. card to prove their status. the president will head to new york for his seventh appearance on the "daily show with jon stewart." then later this week, the president will head to kenya, the home country of his father. kenyans have been patiently waiting for the president to make a homecoming since his election in 2008. but the president faces criticism in the country despite his ancestral ties. many think the obama administration is falling behind in the investment in africa. >> i can comment he's done a lot

of things, we have been waiting for him for a long time. he has never came. but now yes -- he's coming to his mother country. >> we learned about a second piece of evidence linking a man to a quadruple murder at at mansion in d.c. we'll have more on that. yeah, angie, talking about daron wint. police arrested him for killing four people at that mansion after they found his dna on a pizza crust. we told you about that. well, at this hearing a police detective testified that wint's dna was also on a construction vest in one of the victim's cars. now the detective also said that police recovered three-quarters of a $40,000 ransom in this case. the fbi's investigating lots of potential connections to last week's shootings in chattanooga. a sailor and four marines died in the shootings. the fbi says while looking at one tennessee apartment complex, a 15-year-old pointed what looked like a rifle at agents.

they convinced him to put it down and it turned out to be an air gun. there's also a new kind of response to the shooting. take a look at the video here. it shows volunteers guarding recruiting centers in alabama and georgia. the military is increasing security at those places. several states are also moving to equip national guard troops with guns. meanwhile, the department of defense says it is not planning to arm army reservists or recruiters. d.c. leaders say they need parents to help stop underage drinking. a survey by the department of health shows 22% of teens say they have used alcohol before the age of 13. 6% of boys 11 or younger say they drink alcohol. 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-women college says it will continue the study abroad programs. they had shifted to hollins university as sweet briar

considered closing. did angelina jolie have an impact on the fight against breast cancer? how her public battle may have influenced screenings. and your electric bill is sure to be higher than usual and pepco customers can save some money today. a live look outside. wow, waking up this morning already in the 80s in the

iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. 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.

all right. so we know you have been warned. the city of fairfax has added another red light camera and next monday that new camera will start issuing real tickets that 30-day warning period ends on the 27th and if you run that red light at the intersection there, you will receive a ticket 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 manage to cut down on the power use get this, you could get a credit on your next bill. you should get a phone call, text message, an e-mail to remind you about saving during those peak hours today. coming up on 5:41 now, your

weather and traffic on the 1s. 79 in tenleytown, tom, tenleytown, tom -- >> nice name. that's my nickname. and we are starting off very humid getting some showers here in west virginia. right now elkins right now into southern west virginia. and then shenandoah valley and along 81. maybe in another hour or two. then east of washington, we have a few sprinkles crossing the bay bridge. now near kent island and near easton. that's moving off to the east as well. a lot of clouds over the metro area now live view from the tower camera. in the 70s to near 80s. a little sunshine breaking out around noontime. but a chance of a shower, around noontime. but late afternoon, as the temperatures climb to the low 90s, high 80s. we'll look at the heat relief and how long it will last. melissa has the commute. >> north capitol street between chillum place and sheridan street, that closure because of

the water main break. 66 inbound from fairfax county beltway 11 minutes. 95 north quantico on time now at 28 minutes. top of the beltway 270 on time. same thing on 270 southbound, northbound as well. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car. thanks, it's a hack that has 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. why the number one rule in real estate could be the biggest factor in your child's

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you're watching "news4 today." >> good morning. i'm tom kierein with melissa mollet. and this morning we're starting would have the humidity still with us. and some rain showers in west virginia. those are going to be moving closer to the shenandoah valley over the next maybe oh hour or

two coming right along the i-81 corridor from luray all the way up to hagerstown. what's going on on the roads a and the rails? >> again, brunswick trains supposed to be on time, looking good right now. could see some crowding because of fewer conductors on the lines this morning. and north capitol between chillum and sheridan, we have a closure because of a water main break from yesterday. guys? >> thank you very much. 14 now before 6:00. if you live in montgomery county the way companies tow your car could be changing. there's a new bill designed to end predatory practices. news4's meagan fitzgerald tells us what today's vote on that bill could mean for you. she's live in rockville. meagan? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. yeah, this is a big concern for a lot of folks here in montgomery county. so much so that this bill was put in place to address many of the concerns. one of the biggest ones is this issue around spotters. folks who are literally in the

parking lots looking at these cars so that they can get ready to tow them away. now, the main -- you may recall an i-team investigation about this specific issue, about a company that was literally towing 700-plus cars in one month alone. their main strategy was hiring these spotters to closely watch these drivers in these private lots. moments later, their cars were hooked up and hauled off. this bill that was introduced by council member roger berliner would make this practice illegal and towing companies would also need photo evidence to provide drivers in this law. now, we also understand that there would be some rules around how much these drivers would have to pay if their car is towed away. now, the council is expected to meet at 9:30 and we're expecting a vote to come some time this morning. back to you. >> all right, meagan fitzgerald thank you. well they're talking about

taxis in prince george's county today. the department of public works is holding a meeting for its taxi board this afternoon. the main point of that meeting is to review the exam given to taxi drivers before allowed to work there. a new gun shop in arlington is not opening after push back from locals. a former marine opened plans to open up the shop in cherrydale neighborhood. and now the space where nova firearms wanted to open, that's a new sign. some customers threatened to stop shopping at the other businesses if that gun shop opened. >> it's not necessarily a good fit for the other businesses that are in this shopping center which are flowers, yoga, nails. >> neighbors of the proposed shop also say there are several schools nearby. parents were worried about a gun store being so close to the

kids. fairfax police are accusing an 80-year-old man of inappropriately touching a teenage boy at a pool. they say the 13-year-old boy was in the locker room when saadollah ghaussy approached and inappropriately touched him. this happened in the westcott ridge community on sunday. and a police lieutenant resigned following an explosion at a government lab in maryland. this involved chemicals used to make meth apparently. this happened at the national institute of standards and technology in gaithersburg on saturday. the lieutenant responded to a fire alarm at that facility. sources say firefighters and police saw the officer 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. tonight, you have a chance to weigh in on whether frederick

county in maryland should change its english only rules. the county council is holding a public hearing at 7:00. the english only ordinance has been in place for three years and one of those sponsoring the ordinance said it's tarnished the reputation. and terry mcauliffe is now asking a commission to study reinstating parole for nonviolent felons. republican lawmakers in the commonwealth are upset about this. they say the current criminal justice system works by keeping violent criminals behind bars. it has been 20 years since virginia abolished parole. the commission will make its initial recommendations by november 2. soccer fans are facing another seven months with sepp blatter at the helm. he is refusing another round of calls to step down as president of fifa amid two massive criminal investigations into bribery and money laundering. blatter announced a task force and the next election.

>> -- elected congress naturally i know who will be the next president. >> the vote will be held february 26th. blatter insists in the meantime he wants to help fifa rebuild its reputation. now n a prank that's blowing up on social media, someone showered blatter with fake money yesterday. watch this. the comedian try to give blatter the money you see right there. but ultimately tossed it at blatter as security approached him. that comedian was later arrested by swiss police. well, a man is now facing charges of impersonating an officer in montgomery county. county police say they arrested nicholas morales-macedo. they say three years ago, he set up a meeting with someone he had met online. now during that meeting police say he handcuffed the woman and took her to a motel in silver spring and sexually assaulted her according to police. they tracked down morales-macedo through a hit in a dna database.

i want to get you up to speed on the forecast. we are still looking at the muggy conditions to start off this morning. >> as you can see behind us, it won't be sunny. a lot of clouds, a little bit of fog around. it is humid and we are getting showers in west virginia where you see the areas of yellow and orange. that's where it's raining harder. there had been some lightning about an hour or so ago but that's now gone. and some downpours in west virginia. but they're getting closer to the shenandoah valley. they may weaken a bit. through harrison burg to luray through winchester, some of them moving through in perhaps another couple of hours, around 8:00 this morning. some showers on the eastern shore too. just east of route 301, between centreville down to easton some showers right now. headed off to the east. and then certainly a mild muggy morning. near the bay waters it's near 80 degrees. reagan national at 84 right now. the hour by hour timing of the

showers, some of those may start producing some thunder around noontime. off to our west. then it's after that that it breaks up a bit, but mainly south of washington between 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. some thundershowers rolling through along 95 along the beltway in fredericksburg and then across southern maryland and into the northern neck into the evening. a very low risk of tornadoes and hail. only a low to moderate risk of any damaging winds or heavy rain that may cause flooding. highs reaches low 90s around 2:00 or 3:00. and then after the showers come through it will drop into the 80s. down to near 70 on dawn on wednesday. it will be noticeably more comfortable tomorrow with lower humidity and temperatures in the 80s during the afternoon. so the heat wave ends after today. beautiful summer weather. thursday as well as friday with low humidity and highs in the 80s. morning lows 60s will keep that going on saturday as well. then sunday could get a

thundershower with highs near 90. melissa is checking on the tuesday commute. >> we have a brand new crash. this just popped up here. this is pennsylvania avenue inbound at dower house road. seeing a little bit of yellow inbound and outbound. probably folks looking at the crash. brunswick, we could see crowding this morning because of fewer conductors but the trains are supposed to be on time this morning. in northeast, north capitol street when chillum place and sheridan street, that water main is being fixed as we speak. beltway, everything is moving along nicely here. 66 northbound a little slow in the dale city and chopper 4 over the top of the beltway for us, no major issues. nice light volume. back in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. 5:54, and today this man will be sentenced for trying to rape an employee at a mr. smoothy in rockville. this man tried to sexually

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"news4 today" starts now. >> right now, we are watching for problems with your commute after an accident forces changes for marc trains this morning. what you need to know if you're riding and we are seeing if there are any delays. a suspected murderer who raised a lot of eyebrows after a judge set him free is now back in jail this morning.

what police say he did that landed him back behind bars. but first a line of storms as it pushes toward the d.c. area this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with more on that and the heat relief you'll notice outside today. tom? >> yeah, a closer view showing the showers pulling out of west virginia and coming into the shenandoah valley around 8 clo:00 this morning. and maybe around noontime a few sprinkles coming through. eastern shore getting a few showers where route 50 down to 301. those showers are passing off to the east. don't have any thunder and lightning. near 80 right by the bay. oppressive humidity with us now. the feels like forecast, well it's going to be much better by the time we get into tomorrow. humidity levels drop absolutely