of requesting a recount. with 99% of the vote in, nbc news projects clinton took 47% of the vote to sanders taking 46%. decision 2016 entering the final few weeks of primary voting with the focus on tuesday, june 7. that's when voters in six states head to the polls. california is the big prize there, a whopping 546 democratic delegates up for grabs there. 172 republican delegates are available as well. the biggest get of any state in the country. tracie potts will join us at 4:45 with the major change for the trump campaign. today a temple hills man will be sentenced for killing a kidney transplant survivor. he will spend the rest of his life in prison for beating and strangling jonathan harris in 2016. last july he made headlines after a judge released him on unsecured bonds saying the pr

a manhunt. today opening statements are expected to begin in the trial against a lawyer accused of terrorizing a couple. andrew says his mental state at the time of the assault was due to the medication he was taking. today the house will debate a multimillion bill to prevent funding f funding or prevent spreading the zika virus. the virus can cause severe birth defects. 4:31, time for weather and traffic on the 1s. we are going to

weather coming our way today. >> by now you should have plans rain-worthy. we have had so many cloudy days in a row across here. that won't change any time soon. we are stuck in a rut. the rain today will be slowly coming to an end. the warm air still staying away from us for now. i have real concerns that you have stuff to do outside on saturday and you may need to come up with a backup plan now with heavier rain. out and about on the radar, a couple showers are moving into western maryland and they will eventually drift down to our area. so keep the umbrella handy. most of the rain chances are before 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. not much of a warm up in the upper 50s to low 60s across the area for today. a little better weather for thursday and friday. look at that coming up at 4:51. it is traffic time, good morning, melissa. good morning. i have road work and still a crash hanging around. but i want to mention to you southbound 95 right there at the beltway sounds like it's the ramp to the inner loop where this crash happened. but right now it's on the shoulder.

that one here too much this morning. otherwise, as far as other problems, you can see right here 270 down to the spur looking nice. we have a bit of road work southbound there near 80. so a warning for you there. 395 as far as 395 goes after duke street and southbound after seminary we have some lanes blocked in each direction. the beltway at central avenue no problems there. overall looking quite good. i'll be back in a few minutes. right now the morning rail commute is going to be a tough one. take a look at the fire that broke out under elevated tracks on the metro north train in east harlem last night. we'll try to get the video for you in a second. this started with a small explosion at a garden nursery. service is suspended in and out of grand central terminal in new york city this morning and is expected to affect thousands. we'll have video later. this morning the female firefighters in fairfax county will hold a news conference to say there's no problems with harassment within their

fairfax county board of supervisors hired an outside consultant to examine the working environment inside the fire department. allegations of harassment surfaced after the recent suicide of firefighter nicole mittendorf. the men claiming to be with the fire department were found on a community blog. last week a person was placed on administrative leave after posted on his facebook page. and montgomery county police are asking for your help to identify this man who shot at someone but didn't hit them in wheaton last week. you can see the man holding a silver handgun in his left hand here. the shooting started with an argument on layhill road just off georgia avenue. the $10,000 reward is in this case. two special police officers at a d.c. hospital are facing involuntary manslaughter charges. clinton montgomery and charles

brown tried to stop 74-year-old james mcbride from leaving the hospital. he died later from blunt force injuries to his neck. it's a scam that people worse feared and is happening in the washington area at an alarming rate. it is called virtual kidnappings. no one is in any real physical danger, but the crooks call to make them think a ransom is all that will keep their loved ones from harm. this is on the prince william county facebook page and two scams targeted people at george mason university and a third at an unidentified catholic school. the news4 i-team has more on what to do if this happens to you. you can find the tips in our washington app by searching virtual kidnapping. it was one of the worst accidents to happen in prince george's county.

truck and a church van last november. four people including the driver who caused the crash died. now the first responders who helped save lives will be honored at 10:00 this morning in manassas. other local first responders are being honored for heroism on the job. the men of the d.c. fire department were honored last night as people had a chance to say thank you. >> if it wasn't for them, i would not be here, my husband and i would not be here. it was just like -- >> muriel bowser also honored a man's family who died in a building fighting the fire last year. and under a new rule businesses cannot deny overtime to anyone making under $47,500 a year. that nearly doubles the current annual salary

hourly workers would still be guaranteed overtime for the most part. businesses say the change could force small companies to convert salary workers to hourly workers. for the third year in a row d.c. is ranked as the fittest city according to the college of sports medicine. they looked at how often people exercised, how much park lane is available and the rate of smoking. the other cities that rounded out the top four here, minneapolis, denver and portland, oregon. >> all right. i like to be on that list. usually we make worst traffic and that sort of thing. now may be a good time to fit in a run. it's raining out there in some places but it's not too heavy. a closer look at when things dry out and the school day forecast at 4:41. and an incredible rescue caught on camera with a man inside credited for saving his life when we get a look at the video coming into the newsroom. and an important day

we have some good news to report out of prince george's county right now where a missing baby we reported throughout the night was found. this is good news here. take a look, this 1-week-old is now safe with its mother. it was last seen with his

hudson jr. that's his picture on the right. police have not released details on where the baby was found, but we'll continue to follow-up on this story. that's the latest from the live desk. my harm is stuck under the door! >> dash cam video capturing a brave rescue in anchorage, alaska, police officers and bystanders rushed in to help a man stuck under his burning suv. >> together they were able to push the car allowing the man to escape through the sunroof. minutes after the firefighters arrived the entire car went up in flames. the driver says the group of good samaritans saved his life. 4:41 right now. we switch gears to talk about the forecast. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather center with the rain coming in. >> yeah, not as much as yesterday, but another day stuck with clouds and rain chances across the area. our 19th out of the last 22 days with rall

school day forecast, be prepared for a couple showers off and on throughout the day. take the umbrellas and put them in the backpacks this afternoon. not as much rain as yesterday but not a pretty day to be outside. the recess gets a "c." could be a little drying out with a sliver or two of sunshine. jeans, raincoat and umbrella ready. the seven-day forecast includes a big chance for rain on the weekend. that's coming up in ten minutes. it's now traffic time, here's melissa with info on the new crash. good morning. yes, that crash on 95 southbound as you're approaching the beltway. that one now on the shoulder. as far as construction goes, inner loop at colesville road and loop one, both spots there. outer loop at richie and marlboro have a lane blocked as well. 395 north there is a lane blocked there. a live look at 66

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california. [ cheers and applause ] i am getting to like the west coast. >> cheers for senator bernie sanders as he vows to continue his fight in decision 2016. we're nearing the end of the primary cycle and the biggest delegate prizes yet. more on what's ahead, we'll go live to nbc's tracie potts on capitol hill. tracie, what should we expect? >> reporter: 475 delegates is really his best and to some degree only chance for bernie sanders to catch up anywhere close to hillary clinton and try to turn the superdelegates. he said he's in it until the d.c. primary on june 14. so expect him to be out there in key rallies today. >> we are hearing new developments out of the trump campaign making changes to his fund-raising plans. >> reporter: well, he's agreed wi

party, to do a joint fund-raising agreement. hillary clinton has one. this is where the candidate at the top of the ticket raises money and they split it with the national party and the state party to help those down ballot candidates. there's been a lot of concern from some republicans about him running at top of the ticket to make the race harder. now he'll be spending some money their way. >> tracie potts, thank you. as donald trump works to find support within the gop he also made a truce with fox news anchor megyn kelly. they talked about his habits in an interview last night. >> you would be amazed at the ones i don't re-tweet. >> bimbo? >> did i say that? >> many times. >> okay, excuse me. >> trump said his attacks on social media were a modern day form of fighting back. kelly insisted many of them sent

especially young girls. >> are you going to stop that as president? >> i'm going to stop you now because i like our relationship right now. >> trump went on to tell kelly that if he doesn't win the presidency, his campaign will have been a total waste of time and money. now to a trial of a baltimore police officer in the death of freddie gray. defense attorneys are expected to wrap up their case against edward nero. he unlawfully arrested gray and was negligent when he didn't buckle him into his seat belt in the transport van. nero said another officer arrested gray and should have made sure he was correctly buckled in. gray die in the back of the police van. chicago is expected to approve more than $3 million in police misconduct settlements for the latest on a deadly

to officer jason mcdonald. mcdonald was shot at 67 times. in the past few years chicago has paid out $5 million in police misconduct settlements. 4:49. howard county police will charge a d.c. maen in a road rage incident where he fired a shot at a driver monday morning. 34-year-old leon von wood is facing attempted murder and assault charges. wood fired a handgun at a passing car just after 6:00 in the morning in columbia. a bullet hit the driver's door but no one was hurt. it's been almost a year since eric laroque was found dead in his vienna home. now his wife is accused of shooting him to death. his wife kim was arrested monday night after a grand jury charged her with second-degree murder. the indictment came after pce

analyzing evidence taken from the home. data on computers and cell phones will be used to present their case to a grand jury. >> some cases take longer than others to bring closure. in this particular case, there was a lot of evidence, a lot of documents that the detectives had to wait through and work through. >> police will comment on a motive for the shooting. and cyclists will join for the road of silence to remember riders killed on the road. they will honor the lives of cyclists killed riding their tandem bush last halloween. a woman was driving drunk and hit the couple from behind. the woman will be in court this friday. drug counselors could be returning to fairfax county public schools. the county board of supervisors will evaluate the decision with school leader. they were taken out of the school three years ago but principals said the current drug program is not as effective. in the day

line. the national capitol region transportation planning board is meeting this afternoon. people on that board will talk about several transit projects including how maryland's planning to pay for the purple line. the line rail will connect to montgomery county between carrollton and bethesda. 4:51. for those of you who tack it every day, you know the issues on the bw parkway. the lanes have no markings, the lanes are littered with potholes. and in many places the outer fog line of the roadway is missing as are the center lane dividers. the u.s. park police say the deer the rating road conditions could lead to deadly accidents. officers also say it impacts the way they patrol the roads for drunk drivers. >> defense attorneys are now using that to attack the probable cause for dui arrests. then we have to follow the drivers beyond those areas until we get to an area that does have proper markings. >> and the national park se

says starting this summer they will be restriping the entire stretch of the bw parkway. 4:51 and time for weather and traffic on the 1s. chuck, i'm really running to it of ways to talk about the rain. and i'm glad that is more your job than mine. >> i'm also running out of ways to talk about it if that is any consolation. many gloomy days and no real sunshine in sight until next week. and we may get a little bit between now and the weekend. but the weekend is looking very sunshine challenged to say the least. what should you expect for today? well, i mean, you know, seattle, washington, is a lovely place to live. i just wish that it would stay out on the west coast. but they have been mild out there in the west while we have been cool here in the east. and we're not going to change that any time too soon. but there are glimmers of hope at the end of the seven-day. for today, off and on showers throughout the course of the day. lows in the 60s.

we haven't been close to that in weeks. could have a little peek or two of sunshine late in the day, but that will be bonus sunshine, not guaranteed sunshine. so for today, outdoor plans, an awful lot of wet grass and puddles. not the best day for outdoor plans. no big problems and a reasonable day to get outside tomorrow. the rain is back for the weekend. here's the rain in west virginia and ohio. that's slipping down to the south. there are showers near the bay as well. so we'll take a look here and show you the rain along i-70 to the west of hagerstown. no rain in the metro just yet but there are a lot of puddles out there. here's future weather with the showers out in western maryland gradually with time sinking in our direction. but this is not going to be a big rain event during the day today. most of the rain will be out west of the metro area into the shenandoah valley. if you live around town, it will c

don't have your umbrella you may get hit with a rain drop. here's 5:30 tomorrow morning. things should really start to dry out a bit during the day tomorrow. and friday's looking okay. it will be our only okay day for a while. the weekend looks a little tricky, though. heavy rain possible on saturday. could get over an inch of rain. sunday not quite as bad. so here is your seven-day forecast, cool and cloudy and showery for today. plenty of clouds around for tomorrow, too. temperatures staying in the 60s. we should be mostly rain-free tomorrow. friday looks pretty nice. the weekend looks very tricky indeed for outdoor activities and weddings. monday the rain chances dry up. look at that, melissa mollet, 78 degrees next wednesday. i'll take it. if i see a little yellow, i'm very what up by. 66, the live picture at lee highway westbound moving along just fine. looking at 95, you can see from kind of the quantico area all the way north, you're looking pretty good from the beltway, 18 minutes. we had earlier road work there now clearing out

as you cross over the beltway and head into the district, it will take you 14 minutes here on 395 as well this morning. no major worries there right now. inner loop at colesville road and inner loop 1 near university boulevard, that milling just got started there. they are still milling near university. that could take a little while to get that completely cleared out of the way. the outer loop issue is now gone as far as road war. 395 north after duke and south after seminary some lanes blocked in each direction. see you in ten minutes. thank you. police say he's the reason for some nerve-racking moments on the national mall. new information on the man who thought he had anthrax. and an about-face when it comes to genetically modified foods. why they are now being deemed safe.

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forget measurable rain. it's been weeks since we have had measurable sunshine. but we could see a few spots later today. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has a look at whether or not you can eat lunch outside today in your hour-by-hour forecast. 4:58 now. new information on a scare near the u.s. capitol. as you have our nbc washington app, you got the breaking news alert last night. now we know the man responsible is in the hospital for a mental evaluation. capitol police tell us he drove his pickup truck onto the national mall yesterday afternoon cin

exposed to anthrax. park police say he didn't threaten anyone. >> he collected it and i believe it was a farm in virginia or what he thought to be anthrax and brought it here to let us know about the threat. >> now the tests for anthrax came back negative but robots searched his truck anyway to be safe. george mason university is now free to rename its law school for the late supreme court justin antonin scalia. the state council decided yesterday it had no oversight role in the matter. opponents who rejected justice scalia's conservative legacy wanted the council to reject the proposal. anonymous donors pledged $30,000 to make the name change a reality. in news4 your health, a new study could put you at ease if you have been concerned about genetically modified foods. there has been controversy over whether they are safe.

says gmos are safe, pose no health risk and don't harm the environment. >> there were really no evidence that there is any more health risk to genetically engineered foods than there are from foods from the conventional counterpart. >> the report calls for more transparency in how foods with gmos is marketed. some call for labels on all products with gmos. good morning, i'm angie goff here at the live desk with an unfolding situation in sri lanka where more than 200 families are feared to be buried by landslides, mudslides, because of all the rain. take a look at the video into the newsroom. we know that 60 people are already confirmed dead. 150 survivors were found according to the red cross. a massive operation to rescue people is underway right now. this mudslide actually spanned