now? >> reporter: this is a death investigation. i want you to look behind me. if you see that bus stop there, that is where a body was found this morning, right near that bus stop. all of this happened overnight, here now new carrollton police, there was a big forensic crime scene van here a short time ago. park police was here as well and prince george's county police. we are on 85th avenue off of annapolis road this morning. there are a few different apartment complexes down 85th avenue. you're looking at video right now from overnight of the active crime scene. you see a lot of crime scene tape. you see a lot of police lights and detectives as well trying to put all of these pieces together and figure out exactly how one person wound up dead near a bus stop this morning. back here live, we're being kept quite a distance back from where everything is going on. it is hard to see exactly where

this is all happening. but that bus stop right there, if you see, that is where police found the body right near that bus stop this morning. . right now, we're working to find out where that person was and how that might have happened. 66 inbound at sudley road, a backup because of a crash there. 270 south at 109, crash there. chopper headed to that scene. blue, orange, silver line delays in both direction as well. over to chuck belichicking that forecast. a cool start this morning. >> you bet. a little extra layer of fleece first thing this morning. clear and chilly outside. most temperatures in the 50s. sunny days are here to stay. next chance for rain doesn't appear to be on the forecast until sunday. now, 52 in leesburg and sh

chantilly. 75 at lunch. 78 on your way home today. commuter forecast in ten minutes. right now, a desperate search for survivors about to begin after deadly flooding caught many off guard in utah. eight people are confirmed dead in a utah/arizona border town. emergency officials found one of those people just hours go. officials there say raging water just washed away cars and including two people, two with women and children. five of them still missing. this is a home base of a polygamist sect. at first light, rescue crews will be out there looking for survivors after those strong storms blew through overnight. back to you. >> thank you. 6:03.

developing now, classes at delta university in mississippi, dealtia stadeallta state, classes canceled with two professors dead. shannon lamb killed himself hours ago. he was a suspect in another murder hundreds of miles from there. the university says it is holding a vigil for the victims tonight. today, jury selection is expected to wrap up in the murder trial of a man accused of killing a d.c. police detective. antwaan james is charged with killing joseph knoll in 2013. prosecutors say james shot his stepfather several times after the two argued about mowing the lawn at their home. knolls with a d.c. police officer for more than 20 years. a sense of dismay this morning after an emotional and sometimes angry exchange over the use of police force in fairfax county. the community is challenging tthe attack in february natasha

mckenna died after officers repeatedly tased her in the process of moving her to a different jail. no law enforcement official faces any charges. wtop reports there will be a second community discussion tonight at 7:00. right now, group of advocates is just outside the district waiting to march on washington. the naacp's journey for justice started in selma, alabama, in early august. they'll reach the capital today after walking nearly 1,000 miles. they have a list of demands for congress that includes equal pay and education right and standards for the use of force across all law enforcement agencies. this morning, the prince george's county council will hear about the closing of laurel regional hospital. they will present its plan to the council at 11:30. the company decided to close the hospital and open a walk-in center for patients. county officials say the maternity ward will be the first thing to go. that's on october 11th.

hundreds of workers are losing their jobs. we're up to 70 possible cases of salmonella linked to a trendy d.c. city center restaurant. the district's department of health tells the washington post that all 70 people ate or drank there. six patients confirmed cases of salmonella. health officials collected food and environmental samples from the restaurant, but all came back negative. now conducting more tests. restaurant has been closed since last week, but hopes to reopen soon. the pope's visit gets closer, websites selling tickets to see the pontiff say they're going to stop selling them. many of the 80,000 free tickets see the pope in new york and philly are for sale. new york officials and cardinal timothy dolan say free tickets for a religious service should not be used for profit. tickets are popping up on craigslist and ebay for hundreds and some in some cases thousands of dollars. we'll have a section dedicated to all things you need to know

about the pope's visit. we have that for you on our nbc washington app. a developing situation at this hour in california. the race is on to try and contain a massive wildfire that is already destroyed hundreds of structures. what we're learning this morning about the person who died in this fire. a high school community mourning the sudden loss of a fellow student. what we're learning the teen hit by a train. breaking news on the road, 66 inbound, a three-mile backup and brand-new crash. and brand-new crash. chopper should be there

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developing now in california, firefighters evacuating more and more hopes as wildfires burn in the northern part of that state. new reports saying hundreds of buildings are now destroyed. one big fire outside of san

francisco is only 35% contained right now. another fire near there killed a woman this past weekend. we learned she had ms and became trapped in her home. police in arizona increasing the reward for information on a string of highway shootings. the shootings started two weeks ago. a person of interest is in custody, but police say the main culprit still on the loose. $50,000 is the reward now being offered for any information in that case. we're approaching 6:11. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. had some nice days. >> beautiful start to this morning. let's check in with chuck bell, a look at your drive. >> the beautiful picture of our early brightening and skies this morning. sun not up until 6:49. view east from our tower. early morning color out there. temperatures as you mentioned are delightfully cool. mid-40s northern maryland, eastern, west virginia, all in the 40s this morning. low to mid-50s in the western

suburbs to near 60 in town. weather slowdown new york slowdown, all green lights from the weather department. temperatures mid-50s for the drive in and near 80 for the drive home. breaking news now, 66 eastbound at 70, we're still slow here headed inbound. three-mile backup because of an earlier crash. 270, like a white snake as you head southbound. slow because of a crash off to the left side of the roadway there. blue, orange, silver line delays in both directions because of unexpected work this morning. 270 south from germantown to the beltway looks better than north of that. 66 inbound okay. listen to wtop when you hop in your car. not the type of customer they were hoping to attract. cute though.

bear cub broke into a colorado pizza joint. an emergency landing, not because of a mechanical problem but an unruly passenger. what she is accused of doing that has her facing criminal

this morning, one student won't be returning to clarksburg high school for class. a 16-year-old was hit and killed yesterday by an amtrak train in boyds, maryland. students were all dressed in the same color to remember their classmate. derrick ward is live outside of the school with more on today's tribute. good morning. >> reporter: it is certainly expected to be a solemn day here once the school bell rings after the death of a member of the student body. student family here at clarksburg high school. it happened yesterday afternoon. sometime after 4:00 p.m. 16-year-old john martin dereggi jr. was walking along the train tracks in the 1500 block of barnsville road near the boyd's maryland marc station. walking with with other teens. police say they are still investigating why he walked on to the tracks in front of

northbound amtrak train. student body reacted immediately, on social media. there are tweets noting that this tragic loss happened and calling for condolences to be sent to the family. and asking everyone to wear blue to honor their fellow student. this disrupted traffic along the line of the marc trains were delayed for hours. investigation is still continuing and police want anyone who has information to come forward and let them know what they can -- derrick ward, news 4. developing overnight, north korea says its atomic bomb program is back on, announcing it is revamping and restarting all of its nuclear fuel production plans. yesterday, we heard about their plan to launch satellites aboard long range rockets. and all of this just cranks up the tension with the outside

world. some say this could be part of a plan to pressure washington to restart talks. it is 6:17. we continue to follow that migrant crisis overseas. this morning hungary declared a state of emergency because of it crisis. this comes one day after a new barbed wire fence was installed along the border. migrants with only enter through one of two official crossings or they'll be rested. more troops are also stationed at the border this morning. european union countries say the tougher rules are necessary as they struggle it deal with an influx of migrants. 10,000 migrants entered hungary. a crowd of 15,000 packed inside the dallas arena for his rally there yesterday. outside the arena, demonstrators protested the gop front-runner stance on immigration. as for his message about undocumented immigrants, he said

he just talked to families who lost loved ones to criminals who were in this country illegally. north texas home to about 2 million hispanics. vermont senator bernie sanders was in northern virginia gathering supporters. he spoke for more than an hour in manassas. he focused on the growing gap between the wealthy and poor in this country. >> in virginia, in vermont, all over this country, people are working incredible hours, they're working two jobs, they're working three jobs. they don't have enough time to spend with their kids. and yet at the end of all of that, 58% of all new income is going to the top 1%. >> sanders now leads hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire. clinton still leads nationwide. a potential scramble for power this morning in virginia, a nonprofit group filed a new

lawsuit challenging the commonwealth 2011 redistricting lines. the group says the boundaries protect incumbents and in doing so violate the constitution. the districts in question include parts of prince william county, manassas, fairfax and arlington county. virginia governor terry mcauliffe's supreme court pick made her first appearance this week. but it could be one of her last. justice jane roush is serving on an interim basis. her appointment expires tomorrow. she served as circuit court judge recently. the governor said he plans to reappoint her. republican lawmakers rejected electing judge roush to the high court. if you're a fantasy football fan, heads up, listen to this. a challenge to the game is now in the works. congressman frank pollone jr. says several websites are illegal. he called for a congressional hearing about the websites. he's from new jersey, a democrat and represents the area that

includes atlantaic city. a woman attacked a flight attendant on an american airlines flight causing an emergency landing. look at this video. cell phone video of a woman being escorted off the flight. police say she hit a flight attendant and another passenger. the plane was heading to chicago yesterday when the female passenger became unruly. the pilot made a scheduled stop in indianapolis. passenger was arrested and now faces several charges. unnerving to see that. some people -- >> she was moved off quickly. 6:21, time for weather and traffic. >> starting it off with chuck. >> beautiful morning outside, tuesday off to another quiet start. nice and cool in the suburbs, open windows, sleeping weather for many. temperatures down to the low and mid-50s, extra blanket. on the way out the door, great day, there is the live picture,

cloud in the skies, high pressure in charge and what was the nice mild day yesterday will become a warmer pattern as we go into today, temperatures back up to the low and mid-80s. wednesday, thursday and friday, mid to upper 80s. still haven't put any 90s on the forecast. we may be flirting with 90 degrees this week as far as any chance for much needed rainfall thursday, friday, saturday, all dry. small chances for rain in the picture for sunday and monday. even that does not look like a big drink of rain for mother nature just to hit the shower chance. for today, cool start this morning, gorgeous afternoon coming. nice low impact day from the weather department. 54 now in rockville and bethesda. 54 at reston and fairfax. 52 leesburg. 48 in manassas. what to wear early this morning, light jacket, but it is shorts and t-shirts for later on this afternoon. here is your sky cast 4. couple of fair weather clouds

around. that's going to be just about it. temperatures will rise from the 50s this morning to the low and mid-70s at lunch time and low and mid-80s for highs today. nice day to be outside in and around town. temperatures in the 40s up to near 80 degrees later on this afternoon up in the mountains. great day there too. here is our seven-day forecast. 80 for today. 87 tomorrow. 88 thursday. 87 friday. 88 saturday. that's awfully warm. there is your little chance for needed showers on sunday and monday. time for first 4 traffic now and melissa. >> breaking news on the road. 66 inbound, crash at sudley. prince william parkway, see how jammed it is. three miles worth of backup as you're headed into town there through the sudley road area. 270 southbound at montross, report of a crash, looks good. they flipped this camera around. something is going on there. 270 south just above this at 109. we're jammed all the way out of

frederick, down there to 109 because of a crash. still causing pretty severe backups at the this point this morning. blue, orange, silver line back on schedule there. look at 395 southbound there at glebe road. some slowdowns. southbound, much better than a problem in the northbound lanes here this morning. big look at the beltway overall. no major problems getting slow outer loop to have the beltway as you're approaching georgia avenue and inbound 395, northbound, a little slow just after the beltway. officials in virginia want to make sure changes made to older guardrails will keep you safe. state officials are traveling to california this week to begin crash tests on new guardrails. the older guardrails from trinity industries impale vehicles rather than buckle on impact. the company was ordered to pay $663 million as part of a lawsuit last fall. virginia has been working to

replace the guardrail since last year. the wait is over. the silver spring transit center is set to open. can you believe it? it will open on sunday. $50 million over budget and four years behind schedule. metro has now taken ownership of the building. sunday is the big day. it will be a link. we have new tourism numbers from virginia. governor terry mcauliffe says revenue went up more than 5% in 2013. they employ 217,000 people in the commonwealth and pumps more than a billion dollars into the state's economy. talk about a late night craving. that's what may have happened to a bear cub who wandered into a small town pizza parlor. look at this. cute, right? this is a bear. the employees at the colorado spring shop said they walked in.

received a dumb couple of phones and cell phone pictures before the poor guy was tranquilized. you want to take it home with you. >> you take it home, okay? >> not really. officials safely to be the bear away and officers say the cub will go to a rehabilitation facility, it was malnourished and had a hurt paw. >> goes for ice cream first. >> needs his veggies. a maryland man became the first competitor on nbc's "american ninja warrior" to conquer all four stages of the course. >> jeff briton is from olney, maryland. great job getting through the course. >> he did it. jeff briton did it. >> he went home empty handed. rock climber isaac calviero did

it faster. >> this is a tough, tough competition. it is no joke. the winner won by 3.6 seconds. >> can you believe that? >> those courses are insane. >> the first time since 2009. >> the only guy, the fact he could finish, bravo. >> kudos to him. more than most of us could. a new multimillion dollar deal in the works that could bring big changes to one d.c. neighborhood. what we're learning about the potential agreement for a new wizards practice facility. what spain's king and queen have planned for their day ahead. live at national harbor now as we prepare for another day of summer in september, beautiful weather. send us your tweets with that #. ♪

breaking news now. let's take you live to prince george's county, the scene, police in new carrollton say someone found a body near a bus stop on 85th avenue earlier this morning. detectives are on scene now trying to determine exactly what happened. news 4 received these shots of the early part of the investigation overnight. kristin wright will join us with an update. we're watching breaking news on the roads. here is melissa mollet. >> inbound here at sudley road, three-mile backup because of an earlier crash that is off to the side of the roadway. those delays remain. it is pretty nasty. montross southbound, report of a crash, not seeming to slow things down at this point. 27 south at 109. seeing red there. 395 outbound at glebe road a little yellow too. a mostly clear sky out

there. beautiful way to get your tuesday started. there is the view from our tower looking out for the eastern sky. sun up at 6:49. temperatures have really plummeted once again. back down to the low and mid-50s around most of the western suburbs. 48 manassas. 52 college park. milder 60 in arlington. 61 in annapolis, courtesy of the warm pay wear. current temperatures rise from the 5s now up to the upper 70s to low and mid-80s with full sunshine. new video just in after a refugee boat sinks off turkey's coast. let's look at the video. 20 people died on a day trip boat packed with migrants. the turkish coast guard saved more than 200 others. we first told you about this less than an hour ago. the refugees were sailing to a nearby greek island. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to europe to seek

asylum so far. it is just about 6:32. a meeting today in the district where you can voice concerns about policing in your neighborhood. it is being held by the american civil liberties union. tonight's meeting runs from 6:30 to 8:30. if you want to go, go to impact hub. there is another discussion planned for thursday if you can't make it tonight. four teenagers in custody after connection to a robbery in chevy chase. this is an arrest warrant for this woman named special roper. the other suspect wanted is only 14 years old. five students charged with the death of a freshman during a hazing ritual head to court today. the five students from new york root college are charged with the death of michael dang. this happened in december of 2013 when the students were on a fraternity trip to the poconos.

the hazing ritual involved being blindfolded, weighted down with backpacks and being repeatedly knocked over in the winter time. the police commission core take over as the top cop in the city. that's what mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says she wants to see happen. kevin davis took over in july after the mayor fired anthony batts. it has been a quick move up for davis. before that, he spent time as a assistant chief in prince george's county and chief in anne arundel county. employees will keep their jobs. they will restructure the human resources to division to avoid layoffs. the 26 people who were going to lose their jobs will be reassigned to other parts of the ygs. last month, larry hogan announced he was cutting $3 million from the department's budget. high profile visitor will be in the d.c. area later today. the king and queen of spain. they will grace the grounds of

mount vernon. they will lay a wreath at the tomb of george and martha washington. they will get a tour of the mansion from estate's president. >> you're soon going to see construction crews around the intersection of route 7 and belmont ridge ready getting a new interchange. county leaders green lighted the project. crews will add new lanes to the intersection and get rid of the traffic lights there. the project will cost nearly $50 million. many of you in alexandria concerned about pedestrian safety. many of you spoke out at a community meeting last night after a woman was hit and killed by a truck driver. it happened on braddock road.

>> i think there is enough people here who are really angry about the situation. and upset about what has been going on. that they would like to see some changes. i think this was a bad wake-up call. >> police identified the driver in this month's hit and run. no charges as of yet. district leaders close to a deal that would bring a new multimillion dollar arena to the city. congress heights may be the new home of the mystics and practice facility for the wizards. officials say the government will pay for it. they say they hope it parks economic vimt development across ward 8. the governor declared september as national blood cancer awareness month in maryland. the drive will start at 10:00 this morning. the poll lasts until 3:30. hogan says through his own cancer dream. he's seen how blood donations can make a difference.

breaking news out of utah. a frantic search is under way at this hour for several people missing after deadly flash flooding hit the southern part of that state. we'll take you to the live desk for more on the devastating scene there. new developments in the accidental killings of several mexican tourists in egypt. the steps being taken to figure up why they were targeted. breaking news on the road, 66 jammed here inpound. earlier crash at 70.

welcome back. new this morning, mexico's foreign minister will fly to egypt to figure out how police could mistake tourists for

terrorists. egyptian officials say on sunday security forces shot at four cars they were pursuing for terrorist elements. it turned out they were tourists. the group of travelers was from mexico and on a safari in the desert. 12 people died and nearly a dozen others were hurt. two kayakers have an amazing story to share this morning. a humpback whale nearly crushes them off the coast of california. the kayakers on the water. look right there. that humpback whale, slipped out of the water, slams right on their kayak. look at that. that's their kayak. the folks survive, though. if you look closely, they have a slight grin on their face. smiling a little bit after this happened. could have ended very differently. >> they're happy someone recorded it. they tell the story, they say it did happen. >> there's proof. >> my favorite video of the day. >> that is really cool. we have breaking news on the

roads now. look here. 66 inbound. crash at sudley road. more than three miles worth of delays. very slow. westbound southeast southwest freeway at maine avenue, a crash there. travel times, beltway, slow 95 to 270. 270 south slower than normal. 15 minutes, taking 28 right now, 66 from fairfax county parkway is 595 north, no problems. listen to our friends open wtop when you hop in your car. outside, the view from our city camera this rning. already a little bit of a golden glow in our eastern sky. temperatures are cool to say the least. 60 now in washington. 48 in prince william county. 52 leesburg. 52 gaithersburg. 47 in charlestown, west virginia. this morning, temperatures about 53. between 7:00 and 8:00.

59 between 8:00 and 9:00. will be a plus for recess today. temperatures climb up to the low and mid-80s with tons of sunshine. seven-day forecast in ten minutes. supposed to be a free event but plenty of people trying to cash in on pope francis's visit to the u.s. the steps being taken to put a stop to scalping. police have a crime scene roped off for a death investigation there. kristin wright has been on the scene all morning, what she's learning about that crime next. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern.

we have breaking news now in prince george's county. police say someone found a person dead overnight near a bus stop on 85th avenue. >> detectives got to the scene hours ago. kristin wright working this scene for you. what is the latest? >> reporter: 85th avenue is now back open as people in this neighborhood are waking up to news that a body was found very close by. you look here at that bus stop, that is actually where the body was found this morning. right near that bus stop. all morning long, people have been trying to catch the bus, at one point the -- we talked to a bus driver trying to bring his bus down, turn around because there is a death investigation

going on. now, we are on 85th avenue off of annapolis road. there are several apartment complexes back here. the bus stop that we mentioned is outside of the carrollton manner complex. you're looking at video from overnight. this has been going on all night long. police working on this investigation, very active crime scene overnight. lots of police lights. detectives trying to put all of the pieces back together. look at this bus stop we have been talking about. a body found near this bus stop in new carrollton on 85th avenue. this morning, a lot of questions, though as to what happen. we have been asking the questions to police and have gotten very few answers. a body found overnight here near the bus stop, we don't know who that person was, or what happened to them, but we'refthy working to find out the answers for you right now. back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you. 6:46, another person confirmed dead in flash flooding out in utah.

the latest on the search from the live desk. first, your weather right now. what is going on? >> out the door this morning, nice and cool, once again, temperatures, there are upper 40s on the map, upper 50s in town. crystal clear sky and chilly start to your day. more about how warm it is going to be and how warm it will stay coming up. inbound 66, jammed at this point this morning, three-mile backup as you head into town near sudley road. big problem there. brand-new crash popped up here, randolph road at viers mill. new video just in of the desperate effort to save people from raging floodwater. we want you it see this. rescuers pulling people to safety. when the rising water basically washed cars downstream. some people did not survive. we have eight confirmed dead so far along this utah/arizona

border town after violent storps bl storms blew through last night. five are still searchers will look for them at first light. 6:48. developing now in mississippi, a university professor suspected of two separate murders is now dead. police say this man delta state university professor shannon lamb killed himself just hour ago. they believe he shot and killed another professor at that university yesterday. lamb was suspected of killing a woman he lived with hundreds of miles away from the school. the university canceled classes today and will have counseling this morning and vigil for the victims tonight. jury selection is expected to wrap up in the murder trial of the man accused of killing a d.c. police detective also his stepfather. that trial will get under way. antwaan james is charged with killing joseph knoll in 2013. prosecutors say he shot his

father several times after the two argued about mowing the lawn. knoll was a d.c. police officer for more than 20 years. a since of dismay after an emotional and deadly exchangely the police force. natasha mckania was behind bars and under treatment for mental illness. officers tased her in the process of moving her from a different jail. no law enforcement officials face any charges. wtop reports there will be a second community discussion tonight at 7:00. website selling tickets to see the pope say they will stop telling them. many of the 80,000 free tickets to see the pope in new york and philadelphia are for sale. new york officials and cardinal timothy dolan say free tickets should not be used for profit. we'll have a section dedicated

to everything you need to know about the pope's visit. head to the nbc washington app. you can check it for traffic concerns and what to expect in d.c. when he's here at the end of the month. breaking news on the roads, 66 our problem, sudley road, lost chopper shot here. we're jammed inbound there. a problem here randolph road at veirs mill road. 27 south at 109. you can see slow the entire section of 270 there from frederick to the spur going 45 miles per hour. this morning, a disabled vehicle there, doesn't look like that's slowing things down too much here. this morning, big look at the beltway, overall, looking typical. all the way over to the spur, we don't usually see all of that yellow pass the red there. we're a little yellow there this

morning. 95 northbound, prince george's county looking typical, slow here inbound to indian head highway before the beltway, looking up top here. no major problems on 95. b.w. parkway, 29, 66 inbound. one thing not a mess is the weather. what a beautiful way to get your tuesday morning started. sun inching its way above our eastern horizon. promises to be a spectacular day to be outside. off to a comfy cool start this morning. 60 degrees in arlington with light breeze out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour. what should you expect today after our cool start? 100% sunshine today, nice, warm afternoon coming. temperatures going to go back up above average. still plenty of 40s in much of the shenandoah valley. mid to upper 50s in fairfax, mid-50s in montgomery now. low 60s in annapolis and washington. running today, temperatures on

their way up. up to the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. get out and get running or get your bike ride in early this morning, it will be great for it. winchester, 82. a nice day today with rain still days away. get the car washed and continue to drive a clean one. once you get back home, backyard barbecuing kind of weather. sun down at 7:17. temperatures back down to the upper 60s by 9:00, 10:00. rain chances, no rain around here, no rain even close to us. eastern seaboard, this big cell of high pressure promises to keep us high and dry for the remainder of the week. temperatures are also going to be trending upward because of a return of a bit of a southwesterly breeze. here the seven-day forecast. the temperatures, 84 today. upper 80s, flirting with 90 degrees a couple of times this week. most will go unanswered.

>> is that a good thing? >> want 90 degrees? >> it is now 6:53. group of advocates is outside the district waiting to march on washington. the naacp's journey for justice started in selma, alabama, will reach the capital after walking nearly 1,000 miles. a list of demands for congress including equal pay and education rights and standards for the use of force across all law enforcement agencies. prince george's county council will hear about the closing of laurel hospital. it will be at 11:30 this morning. the company decided to close the hospital and open a walk in center for patients. the story news four broke on twitter. county officials say the maternity ward will be the first thing to go. hundreds of workers are losing their jobs. we're up to 70 possible cases of salmonella linked to a trendy restaurant. the district's department of health, all 70 people ate or

drank at fig and olive in northwest. six patients have confirmed cases of salmonella. they collected food and environmental samples from the restaurant but they all came back negative. they're conducting more tests. restaurant has been closed since last week and hops to reopen soon. a new problem for fiat chrysler this morning. they're recalling thousands more cars less than a week after another major recall. landon dowdy is live with what you need to know. >> chrysler is recalling more than 27,000 dodge dart cars worldwide because the transmission can shift into neutral while driving. it affects 2013 to 2015 model years. the company isn't aware of accidents or injuries. air bags and steering components, lots of recalls this

year. 6:54, developing now in california, firefighters are evacuating more and more homes as wildfire burn in the northern part of the state. new reports say hundreds of buildings, what you see there, destroyed. one big fire outside san francisco, 35% contained right now. another fire near there killed a woman this past weekend. we learned she had ms and became trapped inside her home. four things to know today at 6:55. king and queen of spain are in town. plan to visit mount vernon and lay wreaths at the tombs of george and martha washington. students will wear blue to remember their classmate, 16-year-old john dereggi jr. hit and killed by an amtrak train yesterday. eight people confirmed dead in utah. floods swept away multiple cars, five people are missing now. police in new carrollton are trying to find out how a person died earlier this morning on 85th avenue.

kristin wright will work to get more details. >> we're still slow inbound 66 approaching sudley road. eastbound lanes jammed. chopper 4 showing you that scene. earlier crash out of the way. randolph road at veirs mill, accident there. blocking two lanes of traffic. 270 south, old hundred road, that crash to the left shoulder at this point. we're still slow for the entire stretch of 270. going 40 miles per hour from frederick to the spur. a cool start this morning with temperatures out the door in the 50s for most. it will be a wonderful afternoon. mild and sunny. 84 our high today. up into the upper 80s for wednesday, thursday and friday and saturday. next chance with much needed rain d rain drops sunday and monday. warm and dry. >> thank you, chuck. that does it for "news 4 today." thank you for being with us. >> the "today" show is next. see you in 25 minutes. hope you'll join us then.

until then, hope you have a great day. >> make it a great tuesday, everybody.

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good morning. breaking news. in utah a wall of water out of nowhere catches drivers off guard. at least eight people swept to their deaths. others still missing. farther west massive wildfires on a path of destruction. more than 700 homes now destroyed. the headliner. donald trump's rally in dallas looking more like a rock concert. the huge crowd trump turned out in texas. >> i hear they are all going after me. whatever. whatever. >> as he tells supporters he's expecting a slugfest at tomorrow night's debate. mid-air meltdown, a woman attacks another passenger and a flight attendant on a flight to chicago. the plane has to be diverted. >>