being sold online. yahoo! and g-mail are among the passwords being sold now on what hackers call the dark web. cyber experts also say be careful clicking on links that appear in your e-mails as they could be allowing cyber criminals in to your account. it is 5:00 a.m. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. let's check our weather first. it's been wet and soggy for many, many days now. >> and it will stay that way, right, chuck? >> absolutely right. have you lost count? 11 days in a row with rainfall. today will be 12. tomorrow likely to have at the least a passing shower. no washout tomorrow. there will be at the least some sunshine. but tomorrow will make 13 days in a row. good news is it will be nice for mother's day. all that matters around here. my whole reputation relies on making sure it's nice for mother's

not raining yet, don't you worry, the rain is coming. temperatures near 50 now. we'll stay in the 50s all day and there will be some sunshine tomorrow. we'll start breaking that down coming up. here is melissa now. just got this alert. blue and orange line again service restored between l'enfant plaza and eastern market after that fire activity at federal center southwest. service restored on blue and orange line this morning. 95 north of prince william county parkway, we're moving just fine here. 66 headed into town from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, nine hints. you s minutes. and you will have to deal with the rain falling throughout the area. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. metro is addressing new safety concerns now as rider hope to have a much smoother commute today. two incidents shut down the federal center station yesterday. first a tire ball on the

platform and then smoke and fire on the third recall. rail. riders dealt with delays on orange, blue and silver lines. megan mcgrath is live now at federal center station as they open service. >> reporter: we arrived here early this morning a little after 4:00, we saw workers leaving the scene. i shouted out to one are you done with the emergency repairs and he said yes. and just moments ago, metro tweeted out confirming that that they have indeed fixed all of the problems here at the federal center station and they are open for business as normal this morning. so big problems yesterday, though. two separate incidents in the federal center station including this one that was captured on security video. take a look. it's pretty dramatic. sparks and flash right alongside the platform. fortunately nobody was injured, but a disturbing sight to see. the other incident involved a burning piece of paper and the third rail causing smoke in the ta

service to the through, orange and silver line was suspended between l'enfant plaza and the eastern market station. and metro e's gchl m decided to those stations so that work to the inside laterinsulators coul happen faster and more efficiently. so the station closed during rush hour, that of course caused long waits. the emergency repairs continued yesterday and overnight, everything has been completed. that work is done and things are back up and running now. of course this happened on the eve of metro's big announcement about long term repair plans. and i'll send it back to you for a little bit more on that. >> mccaegan mcgrath, thank you. the latest safety incidents comes as metro lays out its new plan today kad

some trains could single track for as long as a month while two to three stations could be shut down entirely for weeks. metro general manager paul wiedefeld does not think large track sections will have to close, but it does involve a huge amount of work. the announcement will be at 11:00 this morning. adam tuss has been breaking details on metro for years now. follow him on the nbc washington twitter page during the announcement as we sort through what the changes will mean for your commute. >> and sunday morning on news 4 "today," paul wiedefeld will sit down with adam. this will be wiedefeld's first sit down interview since the n tsb hearings. you can watch it starting at 9:00 a.m. sunday morning. and the search is on for the man accused in a deadly shooting outside a prince george's county high school. students are set to

horrifying ordeal at high point high school. police are still looking for eulalio tordil. he was accused of shooting his estranged wife to death in the school parking lot there. now, it was chaotic scene at high point high yesterday in beltsville. the victim, gladys tordil, was picking up her daughter when the suspect met her in the parking lot. police say they started arguing and shots rang out. it all happened as students were participating in after school activities. there is a teacher by the same name as the victim list willed at park dale high school in riverdale. meanwhi meanwhile grief counselors will be there as students return. derrick ward will join us live on the late in the search for the suspect. the behemoth wildfire in canada showing some signs of slowing. but still so much to get under control. we told you about thousands of people fleeing the area yesterda

evacuate in a convoy. thousands more airlifted from the area and there is some chance for rain tomorrow in the forecast. hopefully to be able to help the situation there. a letter from the superintendent in that area to parents that some 5600 students were sheltered in place, but two students have not been able to be reunited with their parents. a developing situation that we are continuing to monitor. back to you. 5:06. there will be a vigil today for a young man from woodbridge murdered earlier this week in dale city. prince william county police say someone shot the 19-year-old on darby dale avenue wednesday night and then left him hurt will in the parking lot of a nearby shopping center. he died at the hospital. several suspects are in custody with charges pending. prosecutors called if baby flight club. today a former daycare worker could be sentenced to0

in prison. sarah jordan was found guilty of child abuse. witnesses testified that she encouraged tolers to fight and bite ich other. and another daycare each teacher was also convicted of child cruelty. to decision 016 now. presidential hopefuls are pack on the campaign trail ahead of primaries this coming tuesday. hillary clinton will be in california's bay area. donald trump will meet with voters this oregon and nebraska. in a few days voters in west virginia and nebraska will hold republican primaries. a total of 70 can delegates in those primaries. west virginia also holding a democratic primary offering 37 delegates. senator bernie sanders was there yesterday. the investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server is not going away. a source close to the probe says the fbi recently interviewed huma abedine clinton's deputy chief of staff. it's not clear if other aides have been ver saeeen interviewe. both are looking in to claims that sensitive information was mishandled as it pas

used while she was secretary of state. another donald trump tweet is getting a lot of attention this morning. take a look at it on your screen here. the gop presidential candidate marked cinco de mayo with this taco bowl and claimed, quote, i love hispanics. the clinton campaign quickly fired back within an hour and posted a video of trump promising to deport undocumented immigrants. as the presumptive republican nominee for president, trump's challenge now is to gather support ahead of the general election. the top ranking republican who says he's just not ready to back the nominee when tracie potts joins us in a little bit. the caps want to change their history. since alex ovechkin joined the team, they have never made it past the second round. how is this possible? the team is now faces down three must win games starting at 7:15 tomorrow 23450night. they're down 3-1 against the penguins. head coach says they have played well, but

and caps had plenty of chances. they have been outshooting the penguins. gave five is at the verizon center tomorrow night. tickets $125. not cheap. it's doable. >> a must to. it's been a messy week around here and it doesn't look like that will let up for your morning rush. chuck bell and melissa mollett work to go get you to work on time. and if you have a teenteena you know a very important test is on the way. the s.a.t.s. but we're here to get you through it with as little stress as possible. we'll tell you how. >> reporter: a deadly stabbing in alexandria. i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. and coming

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good morning, everybody. here is the only thing that matters. it is friday. no matter how many clouds or raindrops are out there, it is friday none the the less. but any outdoor plan, plan to bring them on in. temperatures will not budge. we'll be in the 50s today. rain could be briefly heavy at times. so have the big umbrella ready to go. coming up a little later, here is the best new, sunday is looking great. a look at the weekend coming up. >> metro orange and blue line here, service has been restored. we're up and running and on time here. we had that close sure last night causing a major mess at

federal center. beltway overall night and clear right now. all the earlier construction is out of the way. 50 inbound and outbound looking good and so is prince george's county. i'll see you in ten minutes. this morning we're just learning about a deadly stabbing in alexandria. this along the 6,000 block of lincolnia road. this happened last night. the little information that we have at this point is that officers responded to the scene of reports that somebody was injured. they found the man with what they described as upper body trauma. he was sent to the hospital but continue survive the injuries. right now no suspect and no motive. back to you. 5:14 now. disturbing new details in the jerry sandusky scandal. new court documents suggest the late football coach joe paterno knew about abuse allegations as early as 1976. sandusky was

molesting young boy while he was an assistant coach at penn state, it was thought to have happened between 1994 and 2008. paterno claimed he knew nothing about the abuse and was never charged. penn state and it insurance company are locked in a court battle over who should pay settlements to is an dig's being a sandusky's accusers. police screaming orders and rushed toward the sound of gunfire as families ducked under chairs and covering the children. louisville police have two teen boys in you ccustody. they arrested them seconds after the pair shot a 14-year-old girl and 17-year-old. police say both victims should recover. one year ago today a fire claimed the life of a d.c. firefighter and this morning first responders will gather for a ceremony in honor of lieutenant kevin

helping put out flames 00 the top floors of this high rise building in northwest. the city's fire chief will dedicate a fire alarm box at that intersection in mccray's honor. arlington county has a new fire chief after a national search. james had been with the department for the last 31 years and served in nearly every section of arlington fire. he starts the new job on sunday. d.c. leaders push forward today in their fight for statehood. right now water's 670,000 residents lack voting rights in congress. may bows mayor bowser wants to change that. you can comment if you'd like online. news 4 is working hard to change minds and remove any stigma surrounding mental health. thursday was national children's mental health awareless da

interactive webcast on the issue last night at george washington university. this event is organized every year by the substance abuse mental health services administration. a large panel of experts answered questions about how do identify mental health concerns with youth and where to go for help. >> if your child has asthma, cancer, diabetes, you do everything you can to find the help that they need. a mental health diagnosis is no different. >> areregina there, just a grea panel talking about what families need to think about, what schools need to think about, how to interact with law enforcement. we have important mental health resources on our nbc washington app including a list of places to go if you need help. just search changing minds. all week we've been waking up to wellness around here. this morning we are taking a look at stress meditation specifically for i had cans,

sit down for their s.a.t.s. a little stressful. >> i remember being stressed. to help with that, there is something called a meditation and lifestyle course that helps teens cope with the pressures of tests, college applications, and just being a teenager. >> in meditation what you're trying to cultivate is a relaxed attention. and that's also what you need to do anything well. to do a math problem well, relaxed attention is what you need. to play sports well, relaxed attention is what you need. >> some kids are better test takers. they don't feel the added pressure. and a lot of people have said it's not a great indicator of your academic success. >> eliminating stress in that situation is never a bad thing. >> coming up at 6:00, you'll hear from a student who tells us how it's actually helped him. and right now let's get

>> yeah. and not just a little rain. we only had .002 of an inch, but came maybe more like an inch. so heavier rain is moving in. not raining all that hard now. but it will be raining pretty steady all afternoon. today's high temperature might not make to 53 or 4, that is 20 degrees colder than average once again and it will be a soggy night for your friday night plans. well actually technically still need the rain. since march 1, we still have about a 2 inch rainfall deficit, but here so far for the first five days of the month of may, we've already picked up nearly 2 inches of rain with potentially another inch coming your way for today. so for today, steady rain up to an inch possible. so near washout conditions for today. little improvement coming our way for tomorrow. there will be breaks of sunshine, but it wouldn't be completely dry. most likely to have a shower or two in the morning and then again late saturday night.

stuck in the rain and heavier rain now out across parts of the delaware shore. that will be pivoting in our direction. an area of low pressure down off the outer banks of north carolina is swirling all that moisture back towards us. so there will be no sunshine for anybody around the region for today. here is future weather, here comes the moderate rain by 9:00 a.m. into parts of southern maryland and then it goes from howard county out to prince william county by lunchtime. 4:00, 5:00, that first batch of moderate rain heading out into the shenandoah valley and central virginia. 7:00 tonight, still overcast, maybe a little let you up in the rain in northeastern maryland, but i wouldn't plan on being outside on your friday evening. so planning out your day then for today, temperatures stuck in the low to mid-50s at best. we may not budge even much above 54 or 5. and again for tomorrow, here is future weather. tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., likely to still be cloudy with a few light rain showers around. but by noon tomorrow, still mostly cloudy, just hit and miss

by 4:00, 5:00, that's when we're likely to see breaks of sunshine. i didn't, that big bright shining thing in the sky will finally be visible tomorrow. better weather by far comes up on mother's day. we'll be a little breezy, but that's all right. could be a shower very early sunday morning, but sunday afternoon is looking a-okay. that's perfectly good news for miss melissa mollett who is a mom herself. >> yes, i love to see the sunny time, mother's day especially wonderful this weekend after so much rain. again, blue line, silver line, through line, orange line, everything restored this morning between l'enfant plaza and eastern market after that closure there at federal center southwest yesterday. caused a lot of problems for folks. make sure you have the app downloaded so when anything comes out, you can get it in your hand quickly. southbound 28 near new braddock

top of the beltway no major problems. back here in ten minutes. here is a story that has a lot of folks scratching their heads this morning. kfc is redefining chicken fingers. they're now offering edible finger licking good nail polish. >> stop it. >> tastes like chicken apparently. >> what doesn't. >> this is all part of the chain's new hong kong marketing campaign. this nail polish -- >> i can't. >> it has not been mass produced, but could be veil in t available in the second half of this year. hong kong customers being asked which flavor they would prefer, original or hot and spicy. >> hot and spicy obviously. >> i'm an original guy myself and i might have to start wearing nail polish. >> no, no, no, you're not going to eat it. >> you don't eat it, just if you need a little something -- if you're a little hungry. >> oh, no. >> you'll hear a smacking sound over here early in the morning. >

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as the cleother two employees td to pull the suspect off hair co-worker and the suspect didn't leave -- or rather did leave with cash, but not before he was beaten with that fire extinguisher. look at that. >> hard to wash. >> she was all in on him. >> using both arms about. yikes. happening today, the city of los angeles will remember prince. a free concert will be held at city hall today. prince died late last month at his paisley park estate in minnesota. he was 57 years old. and arsenio hall is suing sha nad "cinead o'connor for li. the lawsuit which was filed thursday calls o'connor's accusations fabricated lies and seeks more than $5 million in damages. it's startito

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i'm an aaron gilchrist and the search continues for a gunman who shot and killed a woman. what students could see this morning. melissa mollett and in the first 4 traffic center, service restore order metro finally after a main mess last night. >> and i'm eun yang. when will the sun return? radar showing the 11th day of rain and for more on that, we'll check in with storm team 4 me meteorologist chuck bell. we know you're just the messenger. >> i'm glad i'm just in the monitor are or you'll be clunging me over the head. more rain the in the forecast. heaviest likely after noontime. one or two showers on your saturday, but saturday will not be a workout. sunday will by far be the better half of the weekend. radar here early this morning shows we are covered up in clouds and rain

the low to mid-50s and it won't improve anytime soon. if you're headed out for a walk or jog with your buddy, plan on temperatures in the 50s with rain likely off and on through much of the day. rain is having a little bit of an img pagt on traffpact on tra. high partner in crime melissa mollett here to let us know if these are rain related problems. >> perhaps one of them. southbound 28 near new braddock road, the crash has cleared out of the way. but we'll be seeing rain falling throughout the area. going to have to work the windshield wipers here this morning. as you head into the beltway fairfax county parkway, again, you are on time, so don't have any big worries there thorn. otherwise taking a look at 95, that is looking pretty crdry. beltway overall is okay. 95 live shot at powder mill road. orange and blue lines he,

do have service restored here this morning. that service restored between l'enfant plaza and eastern market. now, that is after the earlier closure of course at federal center southwest. that was a big problem for folks yesterday as they were headed home. taking a look depend southbound 28 at new braddock, the crash has cleared out, but all of the rain is something we will have to deal with here this morning. big mess for a lot of folks. back to you. it's 5:33. and there may not be a jury at the trial of the next baltimore police officer charged in death of freddie gray. the "baltimore sun" is reporting a judge alone may decide officer edward nero's fate. he was one of the officers who first arrested gray last april. gray later died from injuries he received in the back ever a police van. six officers face charges in his death. of

start on wednesday. we want to update you on the breaking news we brought to you at this time yesterday. zion williams was found safe in spotsylvania county after that amber alert yesterday. the 3-year-old's taker jofather off with him in the back seat. williams also severely booeat zion's other. the boy was found at his grand mother's house and less than an hour laters they tracked down joshua wa joshua williams address arrested him. a silver diner is xen satding workers for lost wages and tip as it works to reopen. police say a cook at the diner slammed his hummer not once but three times in the front of the restaurant on wednesday pinning a man against the front door. on the third strike, his hummer burst into flames. some customers stopped by the diner yesterday as crews made repai repairs. and the diner says that it hopes to be open in time for mother's day. no charges have been filed

hummer. the annapolis yacht club says it will rebuild after fire gutted the historic building last december. the club has been operating out of the old harbor grill restaurant. the capitol newspaper says during a recent membership meeting, the club said repairs will be done by early next year. a day on the tick creep cha school after a woman is shot to death in the parking lot.search continues this morning for the suspect eulalio tordil. he's accused of shooting his he is changed wife. >> and high point high school will open on time for students and staff this morning. derrick ward is live there now with the latest on this investigation. derrick. >> reporter: and a phrase we use all too often, crisis counselors will be here at this school after

it was about 4:40 in the afternoon when 62-year-old eulalio tordil followed his wife on to the property the here at high point high school, 44-year-old glad cys tordil, he to pick up her daughter. a bystander tried to intervene and that bystander was shot in the shoulder. and the woman shot inside her suv. there were after school oig activities going on and as a precaution, it was put on a state of lockdown for about two hours. we spoke to some of the parents. >> you don't know what is going on, you're hearing from other parents something happened, make sure nothing is wrong with your kid. >> reporter: now, crisis teams are expected to be on happened because they think that some students and staff may have actually witness that had shooting. also expect increased police presence as the shooter, accused shooter, has not been caught. we're live in sv

r derrick ward, news 4. a rash of drug overdoses at a connecticut university will mean prison time for a bethesda man. zachary kramer was sentenced to four months behind bars. pleaded guilty to dealing the drug molly. 11 students were hospitalized, one almost died from the drug kramer sold them. the white house may be getting new safety features by 2018. secret service wants to raise the fence from 6 feet to 11 feet. new spikes, concrete foundation and higher car gates would also be added. the planning commission has to approve the proposal. people in the district will soon be able to get their very own zika prevention kit.d.c. department of health will host community sessions in all eight wards next saturday. all the sessions residents will learn how to properly use insecticides and what to do if they're worried about a mosquito bite. officials stress there is no

they just want to get the information out there about the potential dangers of the zika virus. meanwhile loudoun county is ramping up its efforts against the zika virus. the board of supervisors unanimously approved a zika virus response plan on tuesday. a contingency fund of $100,000 will be set aside for mosquito roll. one of d.c.'s cherished flower festivals will open later this morning. the annual flower mart has been underfor 77 years. the money raised is used to take care of the gardens at the cathedral. visitors can taste local foods, visit crafters address of course there are the flowers. >> for the flower lovers in your life, there are plants and flowers for sale. there is the floral exhibit. >> the flower mart is open today and tomorrow. it opens at 10:00 this morning. we're going to day 11 of

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i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. it's now 5:41 on a friday morning. still all cloud cover all the time today and some cold raindrops out there early this morning. the rain is going nowhere. temperatures are going nowhere. we'll stay in the 50s all day. this poor kid, i haven't changed the what to wear graphic if over a week because this is our 11th day in a row with rain drops. jeans, long sleeves an umbrella required again today. sunday is looking great, but we could be dodging showers on your saturday. he' i'll let you know when coming up. in you've been saying that 11 days. northbound 210 at berry road, stay right to get by the crash. orange and blue lines, service restored. we're on time on metro. 270 south germantown to the spur, you're on time. top of the beltwayo

good. 66 enbouin-boup and 95 northbou woirs there. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop this your car. new twist in a murder case you'll see only on news 4. coming up, the bizarre details we've learned about the death of a gmu student. whole foods under fire. the entire food section eliminated from a local store and why some customers were concerned about the broader meaning of its disappearance. coming up, a major rehab of metro from start to finish. i'm mark saea graves. i'll tell you

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spain in all has identified some 105 cases of zika, 13 of which are pregnant women. back to you. good morning. rain likely, a lot more widespread today than yesterday. only had 0.002. could be closer to an inch today. how is your weekend looking? that forecast coming up. and northbound 210 at berry road, a crash. stay right to get by. and everything on metro running on time this morning. developing right now, new safety concerns for riders on metro. megan mcgrath is at federal center station where two incidents prompted a shutdown. >> but we start with mark segraves and the impact commuters could face under a new safety plan. >> it's a huge prooi price tag, in the billions of dollars. >> reporter: jack evans knows most people will focus on the delays and inconvenience.

metrorail system will cause. >> i'm trying to prepare the public that this is not going to be an easy fix. >> reporter: but he also wants everyone to know it's not going to be cheap and everyone is going to have to pay their fair share. from maryland, d.c. and virginia, they have got to get together and do it. and bite the bullet. if it's a sales tax, a property tax, a gas tax, i don't care what they do. they have to come up with a billion dollars a year. >> reporter: that's right, $1 billion a year from taxpayers in maryland, virginia and the district. and it doesn't stop there. evan says the federal government will have to come up with $300 million a year. >> we transport 50% of the federal workforce every day. >> reporter: the money is needed to rebuild a rail system that many say has been nettaeeen neg decades. the plan expected to include single tracking portions of the system for a month or wronger and could include closures of some stations and portions of the system for a week or more. >> that was mark segraves rti

easier for metro riders. adam tuss has been covering the issues for years. make sure to follow him on twitter. he will break down how the new plan will impact your commute. >> and megan mcgrath is getting reaction from riders as the federal center station opens back up to commuters. two safety incidents shut down the station and led to major delays on three lines. we'll check in with her coming up. at on news 4 this sound, be sure to join us as paul wiedefeld sits down with adam tuss. for two decades, he terrorized the south los angeles community killing four young black women. now the serial killer known as the grim sleeper is off streets. a jury convicted lonnie franklin jr. on thursday. he was found guilty for killing nine women and one team age girl.

killing spree which earned him that nickname. dna evidence found on a pizza slice connected franklin to the crimes in 2010. the victims' family members were emotional following the verdict. >> what goes around came around and now it's his turn. >> franklin could face the death penalty in this case. authorities believe there could be even more victims because hundreds of photos were found in his home. it is 5:50. an incredible poboat rescue caut on camera. two boaters fishing about three miles away from land when choppy water caused their boat to flip over. they were able to call authorities and alert them to their situation. both people on the boat were evaluated by medical staff. one taken to a local hospital. no word on his condition this morning. i'm tom sherwood in the district. mayor muriel

million plan to close this d.c. general homeless shelter and open smaller facilities throughout the city has run in into a major road block over cost. d.c. council chairman phil men dell son is now looking at seriously reworking the main komg poe nept of the plan to cut costs. instead of millions spent on expensive leasing on private land, mendelson would move at least some of the the temporary home facilities to city owned land. >> i'm concerned that the costs seem to be high, but that's what we're check out. >> reporter: mayor bowser city administrator was surprised at men tell son's potential rewrite. he said the mayor is reviewsing costs, too. >> is that going on cost a britt more because we're disbursing across the city? it certainly will, but at the end of the day, our mission and goal is to do what is right and what is best for these families. >> reporter: chairman mendelson in april put off a vote on bower plan and he told news 4 he hopes to have a vote on any revised

tom sherwood, news 4. i'm not there right now. and i hope to, though. and i want to. but i think what is required is that we unify this party. >> a top republican says he cannot back his party's presumptive nominee for president. but will that phase donald trump and his supporters? tracie potts joining us live with an update on trump's certainly for support ahead of the job election. >> reporter: good morning. right now it's hot coming from paul ryan, the most powerful republican here on capitol hill. the man who will be in charge of that convention where trump plans to be nominated says he's just not sure yet he wanted to support trump, but there are some issues that apparently the two need to work out and it's the issues on which trump has taken a position that has some republicans key members of the party saying that that he won't back him. that's a big concern for the party as they move into november. they don't want their people sitting out because

like donald trump. >> and what about on the other side. hillary clinton had to cut a rally short yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, she did. did you see the protests outside last night? this was in california. immigration is it a huge issue. hundreds of people protesting immigration not donald trump, they were protesting her and they don't think she's done enough to support them. >> all right. tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. let's turn to chuck bell now and get an update on the forecast. >> a very cloudy day outside once again. weather impact, it will be moderate to high today. steadier rain coming on in, this will be our 11th day in a row with rain tomorrow likely to be the 12th, but tomorrow nowhere near as much rain as today. today steady rain, up to an inch possible. mere washout conditions this afternoon and for this evening. and then tomorrow, we will get breaks of sunshine, likely to have the a lit

maybe hit or miss shower in the afternoon and then more rain late tomorrow night. but certainly no washout coming your way for tomorrow. what to expect for today, all clouds all the time, temperatures hovering in the low to mid-50s at best. that's some 20 degrees colder than average. here is radar to bear out where all the soggy news is coming from. i won't call it bad news because we do actually still need the rainfall. and rain isn't necessarily a bad thing. but certainly doesn't help your outdoor plans. soggy weather up and down the mid-atlantic coast line. we're stuck in the clouds and rain for today. here is future weather then by noon, moderate rain right on i-95. by 7:00 tonight, most of the rain out to the shenandoah valley. but still another chance of showers here at midnight. as we get toward early tomorrow morning, here is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, still cloudy with a risk of a few showers around. but by noon, showers tapering off and by 4:00, 5:00, we may have a chance of a peek of sunshine before the another chance moves in late saturday nht

though. 50s day with the rain. mid to upper 60s tomorrow with no more than a passing shower. you'll be able to get some things done outside tomorrow, but sunday by far is the better day and that's good news because it's mother's day. inbound 4 new problem just before suitland parkway, a broken down pickup truck and we're seeing a little bit of a slowdown here this morning. otherwise again all of the green radar showing rain falling right now around town. northbound 210 at berry road, you have to stay right to get by that crash. taking a look at 95 as you're coming down from 32 to the beltway, you can see you're on time here at 11 minutes. overall the beltway right now being look quite good. you will just have to contend with the rain. 270 at shady grove, no problems. 5:55. a new twist in a murder case, this is a story you'll see only on news 4. a 21-year-old found dead in his home a few weeks ago. and now fairfou

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we're watching your commute as metro works to get back on track after a fiery scene. the repairs made while you were sleeping. plus a closer look at their new approach to safety. first though let's turn right to chuck bell, get a look at our weather head lines on this friday morning going into the weekend. >> finally the weekend almost here and by far the best part of the forecast is that it is friday for sure. 11th day in

there will be chances for rain tomorrow, but you will see at least some breaks of sunshine by far mother's day looking like the better half of the weekend. but on your way out the door, grab the rain gear once again. yesterday we just had mist and drizzle, but today steadier rain coming our way. temperatures stuck in the low to mid-50s. we won't move of the the next 24 hours in the 50s the whole way through. chilly and showers now, steady rain 7:00 tonight. showers coming to an end early tomorrow. we'll take a look at when you're likely to see the sunshine on your saturday coming up. taking a look at a couple of problems we have around town. first of all inbound 4 just before suitland parkway, a broken down pickup truck is slowing thing just a bit. looking a little pbetter than i did. northbound 210 at berry road, stay right to get by the crash. big look at the beltway,