the nsa are on reduced operation status today. sick anne arundel county schools in the area are also closed. let's get right to molette green who has more with more on this situation. molette? >> reporter: good morning. take a look at the heavy traffic going into the main gate just behind me. the suspect we can tell you still on the run this morning. this is an active police investigation. we got a chance to see some of the large backups at another gate entrance and the large presence of police activity, cars getting turned away at that particular gate. in a statement this morning ft. meade tells us they're on r operations with only essential workers allowed in. and they want area residents to remain indoors. and as you mentioned, area schools are closed as a precaution. now, anne arundel police told me this morning they could not say if the man they're looking for is armed, just that it appears that he was driving a stolen

car, crashed it near a ft. meade gate and got out of that vehicle, ran away on foot. still unclear if the man actually entered the base property after he ran away. this brings back memories when two men crashed ft. meade and set off an intense investigation and created a lockdown at that time. we're live on the scene and will stay on top of this developing story. back to you. >> thank you, molette. another cold day as you step out. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal with your weather ahead. amelia? >> it starts off with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. comfortable and cool this morning. as the sun comes up, we're looking at plenty of it. actually forecasting what the sky will look like at 8:00 a.m.

in the suburbs, michigan d-50s washington. temperatures warm to the 70-degree mark. in ten minutes i'll have the high temperature today in your neighborhood but for now we're tracking a new crash this morning. >> eastbound 50 near davidsonville road, we have two lanes blocked a that point. we're going to keep an eye on that one. too much could get frustrating for folks. they also have a brand-new crash in that area this morning. outer loop at 123, the car is stalled in the right lane. beltway at st. barn bus is fine. we'll have travel times for you if you stick aushlgd in ten minutes. >> thank you. one man is dead. investigators have been on the scene since last night. >> the shooting happened on belle pre because.

megan. >> reporter: that's right. i spoke to a man who lives nearby. he said he actually heard several shots, between five and seven shots here, and police are still looking for the person who fired the deadly shots. if you take a look behind me, you can see the road is still blocked off. they have both sides of the street locked off. we still have investigators here. fewer than were here 45 minutes ago. that e're starting to ramp things down a little bit. it was around 11:45 when investigators arrived on the skrooechblt they found a man suffered gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. no word on the description or exactly what led up to the deadly gunshots. all of that. still awaiting word on the name of the person who was killed but

we're told it is an adult, an adult male. i spoke to one man who was here earlier, didn't want to talk on camera, but he said he knows the man who was killed and he believes that he lives in the area, but he's not sure of the circumstances what happened prior to the shooting. all of that still part of the investigation. this is the second murder in alexandria this year. back to you in the studio. >> megan, thank you. a new homicide investigation this morning in capitol heights. prince george's county police say a man died a few hundred feet away from robert gray elementary school. they don't have a motive or suspect right now. someone shot the man several times around 8:00 on elkwood lane. the fbi is stepping in. the stipt's suicide rate is up. they'll specifically target d.c.'s seven-distract.

the "washington post" reports their quick access to extensive databases should help investigators uncover motives and suspects faster. >> your time is 6:05. opening statements begin in the trial of suspected serial killer charles severance. he's accused of murdering three people in alexandria over ten years. five new counties now considered disaster areas. we learned the threat of floods could persist through the weekend. in columbia, crews had to abandon repairs on a breached canal that was full of drinking water when the canal collapsed. they say the canal will not run out of water for the people living there. two people went messing outside columbia. they were in a truck that went

around a barrier and off an embankment. emergency respoernlds cop firmd those people died. that's in addition to 15 others in the state. all because of flooding here. more agencies in our area helping out. three members of the american civil air control are in columbia right now. they volunteered for this job. they're flying over flooded areas to show emergency respoernlds affected areas in ream time. >> and check on others. virginia task force one out of fairfax county. they posted these new pictures. take a look. the team says they're outside in charleston right now. they're rescuing a stranded boater and three dogs. we'll keep you up to date on all the ways they're helping out today. >> a construction accident blocks traffic for three hours. it's all cleaned up. last night some drivers whoever

with stuck in the tunnel turned their cars off and just sat there. a truck spilled comment on the road. that memd even behind him was stuck waiting while they cleaned it up. officials are working to investigate what caused that spill. putting gun control back in the spotlight. the law that democrats hope to strengthen with new legislation in the days ahead. chopper 4 and slow jouns at ft. meade. we'll have new details coming up. first the strike threat involving tens of thousands of fiat chrysler workers. what we learned about the late-night agreement that will late-night agreement that will keep them off

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a strike averted. shortly before the deadline at midnight. it's not clear what the terms of the deal are. union members will vote on the contract at that point. l,"÷ volkswagen ceo will be main witness at a hearing. in a few hours the house oversight and subcommittee will explore what it means for consumers. volkswagen suffers major fallout after it discovered some of the cars had technology to evade emissions tests. 6:11 our time right now. we're going to stretch out this little warm streak we're on for a little longer. >> i'm going to take every sickle day. amelia segal with the day ahead. good morning, amelia. >> good morning, eun and aaron. right now we're getting reports of patchy fog. not having too much of an impact

on the visibility but the rur areas like fred rickstown, winchester, you could have fog until 8:00 a.m. it will be dry with partly to mostly sunny skies. a high today in washington of 76 degrees. a look ahead to a cooler weekend in ten minutes. but for now we're going to send things over to melissa who has new images coming in from ft. meade. >> chopper 4 over ft. meade. he's saying nothing is blocked right now. they're pushing everybody trying to enter ft. meade into a parking lot before ft. meade. right now from 235 to 32 and ft. meade are almost full, so it could start affecting regular traffic any moment. as far as travel times, everywhere else is good. make sure to listen to 103.5

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6:16. a pair of breaking storying. first we learn that the base and operation headquarters are at reduced operation after a man crashed the gate in a stolen suv and took off on foot. in alexandria a shooting left a man dead overnight. we have live reports from both scenes later in the broadcast. later today the senate democrats plan to announce a new push for gun safety. this comes a weak after the mass shooting at an oregon college. they'll work on making current background checks stronger, close loopholes and shutting down the pipelines of illegal guns. students head back to school in culpeper after students

caused a lockdown. three culpeper counties were locked down yesterday after a 15-year-old freshman flashed a pellet gun. it happened on a school bus yesterday morning. one student told "news4" it created confusion and fear. girls in my class were saying they were scared and afraid and texting each other and texting their parents and talking about were they going to die and stuff like that. it was pretty intense. it was pretty scary. >> the 15-year-old student was taken into custody yet but he has not been identified. there is no word from police whether he will face any charges. >> this morning we're learning about a close call between russian and american warplanes. this comes as tensions continue to rise in the middle east. nbc news learns a russian jet came within a few miles of a russian aircraft. its planes have come close to essentially u.s. predator

drones. if turkish forces were hit t u.s. would be obligated to come to their aid. >> it is 6:18. a man police say ran his car into a mother and her toddler should be in court. prince william county investigators say hedy not stop. the woman and child he hit should be oklahomay. they say they were in the crosswalk. maureen mcdonnell is asking the judge to suspend her case. both were found guilty of corruption last year. bob mcdonnell sentenced to two years in prison, maureen to one year and one day. maryland state police say cory britton drove drunk, hit

and injured a woman and drove away. police arrested him at his home on tuesday night. he was driving a nissan maxima when he rear-ended a woman up in marlbo marlboro. she took pictures of his license plate and that helped the police track down the officer. metro now says if no one picks up the calls from emergency intercoms the calls will be transferred to transit police. a rider at the grovener station tried to call for assistance. no one picked up the phone. >> i want to feel safe knowing if there's an emergency i have some place to go. nobody was around. >> metro tells us the worker was

on a bathroom break. it's been tested and is now working. >> later there will be a hearing. a new bill asks to expand the living plans to 1,000. they will host today's consultation. it begins at 11:00. an employee is oned administrative leave. his former supervisor said he was a good worker. he released a statement saying, quote, their office does not violate the public trust.

>> they'll reconsider an argument that will help them get to a super bowl. the man from new jersey filed a lawsuit. they make so few tickets availab available. the super bowl ticket prices. >> the first playoff game since 2003 last night. they beat the pittsburgh pirates who are now out of the playoffs. take a look at fans packing the streets of chicago. the cubs are among. >> a little bitter about them. when you think about weddings these days, you may be thinking about going broke but there are some couples who tie the knot for a lot less than you think. nearly 40% of the couples mayed last year spent $10,000 or less on their big day. the company "wedding report"

found the average wedding costs in 2014 was about $26,400, which is still a whole heck of a lot of money. >> that's a car. for one day. i don't understand that. >> some women would spend that much money on a dress. very expensive. there are creative ways to plan a wedding. i know what you're going to say. >> let's go to the weather. amel amelia. >> you're speaking my language in more ways than one. temperatures running about five degrees where they should be. have the umbrella handy for tomorrow. rain is likely during the afternoon hours mainly between about 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. that rain with the cold front. that's going to bring cooler temperatures especially for the chill on saturday.

59 dries. the suburbs chilly. leesburg coming in at 55. school day forecast at the bus stop. they might like it. and 70 degrees at that point. mostly sunny skies. great weather. >> now tomorrow we'll continue to warm. a high tomorrow of 82. mild for the lunchtime hours. temperatures in the mid-70s. still dry but mainly cloudy at that point. tomorrow, likely tracking rain and showers across the area. that's a 50% chance, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm later in the day. dry on saturday and sunday. but breezy on sadr during the morning hours. also a cloudy start as we wok our way toward the late afternoon hours. we'll have the sun come up. look at the temperature drop

from 81 on friday to 67. saturday mostly sunny skies and a high around 70 degrees. i'm going to send it to melissa tracking backups in the ft. meade airy. >> ft. meade starting to get nasty as far as the roads go. they were sort of diverting them into a nearby parking lot. right now starting to affect other traffic. when i say that, here's what i mean. the exit ramps, we're starting to see some real volume build there. outer loop at good luck road, a crash off to the right side. three lanes blocked. open but slow. >> at liberty road have a nasty crash with an overturned tractor trail trailer. taking a look at the beltway here, you can see some of the slowdowns approaching good luck road. otherwise no major issues. back in ten minutes. nominees for the 2016 rock

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we continue to follow the breaking news at 6:30. anne arundel county police searching for someone who crashed a car at ft. meade's front gate. the suspect then ran off. >> because of that search for the suspect ft. meade and the nsa are on reduced operation status tofrmtd six anne arundel county schools in that area also closed. let's get right to "news4's" molette green with more on that situation. molette? >> reporter: eun, we're outside the main gate. you can take a look at the traffic going inside. still slow going, but it's

looking like it's getting a little bit better there. a man is still on the run this morning. police are on the hunt for him right now. we had a chance to shoot some video when we first got here of all of the police activity at another gate. the backups, the frustrated workers that we ran into who didn't know what was going on and police were turning cars away at that particular gate. ft. meade tells us we're on reduced operation and they want residents to stay indoors. air a area schools closed as well. the suspect crashed near one of the base's gates at 9:00 p.m. that set all of this in motion. the man got out on foot. he could possibly be inside the

installation. right now anne arundel police, ft. meade law enforcement looking for the suspect and there's a huge traffic impact resulting from all of this. melissa mollet in "first4 traffic" has a look at that. >> thank you, melissa. right now chopper 4 over the scene looking similar, of course, o the flashing lights and backup. we're seeing a lot of backups there in this area. here's what we know right now. the exit ramps from b.w. parkway and 32 to ft. meade, that's where we're seeing the biggest delays. also outer loop at good luck road we're jammed here. 270 north, a crash on the left side of the roadway. 194 woodborough blocked. amelia, looking good. maybe a little rain tomorrow. >> you've got it. today we're talking partly to mostly sunny skies. tomorrow any sun gives way to

clouds by the lunchtime hours. likely tracking some areas of rain on storm team 4 radar. we could even see heavier rain, even a rumble of thunder mainly during the late afternoon and evening hours. the time period where you need to be concerned about rain tomorrow really from 4:00 to 10:00. that's the time you want to have the umbrella handy. after 10:00 we'll dry out. that's going to sell us up for a cooler weekend. 'll have more on that cooler weekend coming up. it's 6:33. today house republican s meet t choose their candidate for speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy is the front-runner. he faces david chaffetz and another in florida. house speaker john boehner making his rounds on late night tv. he's set to appear on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. this is after he said he would

step down as house speaker and leaving congress later this month. this story is getting a major story. robert murdock tweeted he's supporting for ben. he wrote, ben and candy carson, terrific. what about a real black president who can properly address the issues. implying carson isn't a real black president. he's been the only african-american running in the race. this just in to our newsroom, two schools in hardee county closed due to a water main break. moorefield high and elementary are closed due to a water main break.

the coast guard has suspended the search for a cargo ship that went missing during hurricane joaquin. >> the el faro went down. the ship lost propulsion while attempting to outrun joaquin. right now the ntsb is focused finding the data recorder. >> it will provide them the last 12 hours with information before that ship sank. maryland governor larry hogan heads back to the hospital this week for his final round of chemotherapy. he's scheduled to go to the homtd on friday. it will be his fifth page. he thanks people for their well wishes. he also asks them to pray for oth others battling cancers much more difficult than my own. an update to a story you first saw here. a virginia woman caught on camera practicing yoga on some

train tracks on the metro system. she's now scheduled to appear in fairfax county court. metro police say they arrested this woman for trespassing, a misdemeanor charge. "news4's" i-team obtained this ved owe. look at her. you see her lower herself. you can see her partner lower himself too. he's seen taking pictures of the woman. transit police say that deliberately trespassing on the tracks is illegal and dangerous especially because of that highly electrified third rail. >> well, is somebody getting a ride on your dime? uber wants you to know hackers may have access to your account if you use their app. with that convenience there's a risk. the company says people are getting your username and your password from other apps and other websites and trying them out on thehe uber app. >> anything you do digitally can

unfortunately allow for a hack. >> your best defense is to create different and more difficult usernames and passwords for each account. that way if they get into one of them, that's the only one he or she can ak sells. >> breaking news on the road. a major traffic jam because of a police investigation. we'll have those full details coming up. >> renewed threats of flooding. the latest agency from our area that's trying to help those in need. talk about hanging by a thread. the extreme measures rescue teams had to go to to reach that

breaking news on the roads right now around ft. meade. if you're headed that way this morning, please listen up. right now we're jammed in that area because of the police investigation going on there. we're really quite slow. taking a look at travel times, no problems on 270 at the top of the beltway. getting slow. no crash there in your way. 66 inbound is rolling along nicely. quantico to the beltway, no issues. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5. amelia? >> the sunrise starts to come up at about 7:10. tracking a little bit of mist in the more rural areas this morning mainly north and west. but for most of us, a cool morning with temperatures around 60. heading home this evening, temperatures in the low 70s.

thank you, amelia. take a look at this video showing a dramatic rescue in texas. hard to watch. a ddot worker was left dangling over a bridge on the west canal. they had to shut down the whole highway. pull him up through a manhole on the bridge. he was taken to the hospital. is expected to be okay. >> what a story to tell. a pair of breaking stories. first in anne arundel county, police search for a driver who crashed the car into a front gate. >> we're also tracking a shooting investigation in alexandria that left a man dead overnight. we'll have live

two breaking news stories right now as we get working to get you up to the minute the minute you're up on this business tuesday. first a massive manhunt at this hour has left ft. meade and the nsa open only to essential personnel. this is a live look of chopper 4 at the scene. police are looking for a drivener who crashed a car into the front gate. six anne arundel county schools in the area are closed.

molette green is live with breaking news. police in alexandria are looking for a murderer. man was shot on belle pre way. "news4's" megan mcgrath is there. megan, what have we learned? >> reporter: you can see behind me belle pre lane is still closed. we have police tape across both ends of this short street here. police have started to pack up some of their equipment. so it looks look it may not be too much longer before they wrap things up at the scene. the investigation ongoing. the search for the person who fired these deadly shots ongoing. it was a little before mind around 11:45 when the report came in. the 911 call, report of a shooting. when officers arrived on the scene, they found a man suffering gunshot wounds. he was taken to an area hospital and later pronounced dead. no word on the identity of the victim here and no lookout as of yet for the suspect. an ongoing active investigation,

although it looks like they may open the street in just a little while from now. but, of course, they're looking for witnesses. anyone who has information. if you saw something suspicious, anyone leaving the area right around midnight or so, yo ire asking to call alexandria police. this is the second murder in alexandria this year. back you do in the studio. >> megan, thank you. a new homicide investigation this morning, this one in capitol hill heights, maryland. prince george's county police say a man died a few hundred feet away. detectives do not have a motive or any suspects in this case. they saw someone shot the man on elkwood lane last night. the city's homicide rate is up nearly 50% over last year. fbi agents will specifically target d.c.'s seventh police district in areas including

anacostia, berry fafrm. 6:48 now. today, opening statements will begin in the trial of suspected serial killer charles severance. severance is accused of murdering three alexandria residents over the course of ten years. he's being tried in fairfax county because of all the publicity this case has received. the judge swore in 12 jurors and 12 alternates yesterday afternoon. >> right now fifa is suspended s sepp blatter. blatter has already said he's stepping down in february but this 90-day suspension essentially removes him from his position up till almost that time. now, this other high-ranking official being banned for 90 days came out a few minutes ago

and said the suspension is insidious and an attempt to ruin his reputation. that's been going on for some time now. we're watching. >> thank you, kristin. new warnings in south carolina right now. governor nick can haley says people should expect even more floods over the next few days into the weekend. the capital of columbia is trying not at to run out of water after they had to bap a breached canal for backup water. 5 new counties are now considered disaster areas. two more people are dead. we broke the news yesterday when they went missing when a truck went around a barrier and off an embankment. that brings the death toll in south carolina to 17 people plus another two in north carolina who died. the list is growing. the number of agencies in south

carolina right now, you take a look. these are three members of the american civil air patrol. they're in columbia. they're flying over flooded areas. they're showing emergency responders those impacted areas in real time. now, the other group from our area, virginia task force 1 is outside charleston, south carolina. that team says it's working on the water. they rescued a stranded beater and three dogs and they say they also checked out thousands of homes liemg with the national guard. a construction accident blocked traffic inside the third street tunnel for hours. the problem is all cleaned up this morning but last night, take a look. drivers stuck in the tunnel turned off their cars. they trapped drivers while cruise worked to clean up the mess. the tunnel reopened more than two hours later. officials are investigating what caused that cement spill. >> they were trying to clean up

both lanes at one time. that's what caused everything to back up. >> officials are investigating what caused this mess still. >> right now, breaking news over ft. meade. we still have some real delays in that area because of all of the backups with this police investigation now. exit ramps from b.w. parkway to 32 and 32 to ft. meade, we have those spots backing up. you're just going have to allow for extra time. there's no way to tell you a different way to get through that area. we have a crash on the left side of the roadway in the northbound roadways. they have the northbound lane blocked as well there because of a nasty crash that happened just a short time ago. inner loop and outer loop. everything is looking okay in this area. right now through manassas you're going about 16 miles an hour. you don't have any problems in virginia. prince george's county looking good.

270 at montrose road have your typical roads headed southbound. >> exactly, melissa. the most likely time period. but for today the weather having low impact on your day. you want to have the traffic handy. this weather nearly perfect refreshing outside heading out and about. but you might want to grab a light jacket for this morning. in addition to that, i'm tracking some reports of light fog. you can see that having little impact on the visibility. any fog or mist comes to app end by 8:00, 9:00 at the latest. temperatures in the 50s. a high today of 76. we'll hit that at 3:00. our high yesterday, 78. we're running 5 degrees above normal. temperatures around 70 with plenty of sun working your way into the afternoon.

really nice weather. 7:00 tonight. a comfortable temperature around 70 crees. here's the ray tomorrow. as we work our way into the afternoon hours. 3:00, 4:00 we start to track areas moving into the region from the west and rain continues on into your friday evening. about a 50% chance that you're dealing with rain. that rain cools us down for saturday. we go for a high of 82 for tomorrow and 67 for a high on saturday. breezy in the morning as well with mostly cloudy skies. a high around 70, aaron and eun. >> amelia, thank you. we continue with breaking'÷ news in anne arundel where somebody crashed a car at the gate of ft. meade. >> because of that they're on reduced operations status tore. six an a rubldle schools in that area are also closed. let's check in with "news4's"

molette green with more on the investigation. molette? >> i just confirmed with anne arundel police, they're searching along with nsa. the suspect bailed from the car late last night after crashing it near a gate. police will not confirm if the gate was unmanned allowing this man to gain entry illegally. now, there's slow moving traffic here at the main gate and elsewhere where there are flashing lights from all of the police opportunistic that we have seen. one gate we know is closed. all the others are open. but these are the residual impact from this activity. the base is under reduced operations. area schools as you mentioned closed as a precaution. now residents are asked to stay indoors. this lockdown came about last night about 9:00 pchl when all of this was set in motion. again, residents are still asked to stay indoors if at all

possible until this police investigation ends. let me show you what it looks like here outside the main gate. heavy traffic all around me here as people try to get inside. their only essential personnel, we understand, are being allowed inside. this is a lot of traffic and a big impact to those commuters trying to get to work this morning that. is the latest outside the ft. meade gate. back to you. >> thank you, molette. a developing story we'll be keeping a close eye on in detroit. there's a vote with the automaker fiat chrysler. now they have to vote on that contract. that's set to happen tomorrow. we'll also learn the terms of the agreement then. volkswagen's ceo will be the main witness at a hearing on capitol hill. in just a few hours the house oversight investigation subcommittee will explore what the company's deception means for consumers.

they suffer major fallout after researchers found that some of the cars had technology that allowed them to evade emissions tests. ceo michael horn will address that. two environmentalists may also testify. at 6:56, six things to know. republican candidates will choose their candidate for speaker of the house. >> you may want to change your uber name and password if you're using uber. some are accessing free apps and getting free rides.[zéíñ someone heard gunshots. this is the second murder in anne arundel this year. someone crashed into the gate of ft. meade and then ran. sick anne arundel schools closed. >> let's take a live look at that area right now. taking a look over ford meet,

you can see the traffic jammed there. yo geerng have to allow extra time because of all of those delays. amelia? >> right now we're tracking mostly partly cloudy sky. pretty nice day. highs today in the low to mid-70s. >> thank you, amelia. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back with your weather and traffic in 25 minutes. until then make it great day. >> make it a great thursday,

good morning. reversing course. hillary clinton makes a break from the president, opposing the deal with asia she once supported. >> i don't believe it's going to meet the high bar i have set. >> is clinton feeling the pressure from bernie sanders, and did the vice president take a swipe at he >> if i don't move, i'll be demoted to secretary of state or something like that. that's a joke. >> the latest on the democrat's race, live from washington. fiery scene. a tanker swerves off the new jersey turnpike, flips over a guardrail and explodes. the road shut down for hours. this morning, the passers by wh tried to rescue the driver,