market. i'm angie goff at the live desk. good morning. we begin with breaking news out of fairfax county where police are on the scene of a shooting in the falls church area. what we know this morning is that in the 2900 block of stillwood circle, they arrived, they found an individual shot. now we're told that the person does have life threatening injuries. molette green is on the scene right now speaking with police, she will bring us the very latest information coming up. it is 5:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist p. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check our forecast. more doom and gloom to start our monday. >> is it really that severe? >> it's just the consecutive days of this kind of weather. >> just gloom. >> if it's any consolation on your side, it won't be a flooding rain or severe weather event kind of a monday, but it will be lost to clouds and

drops again. thick fog now across northern maryland, half mile visibility in frederick. so if you're traveling 270 up here authority of montgomery county, watch out for some local areas of thick fog. the heaviest rain though is this southern maryland headed down toward stafford, quantico. current temperatures are in the 50s just about everywhere. the next 24 hours, today is the last day without any sunshine. cool showers, not cool sunshine, my mistake. 67 this evening. showers around there. and drying out by early tomorrow morning. i'll fix my writing problems right plow and meanwhile let's go over to melissa. no problems from you, please. >> unfortunately, i have a new problem. inner loop at little river turnpike, a vehicle into the jersey wall. does not look like it's slowing anything right now. we'll keep you updated on that one. northbound indian head highway at 228e

get by that crash. beltway at saint pattern bat. b problems. and 270 rolling along just fine. it is 5:02. following breaking news on a homicide investigation. prince george's county police are looking for evidence in temple hills. kristin wright just arriveded on t the scene. >> reporter: so far we know this is a homicide investigation. and we know that one man is dead. let me show you what we see here on 23rd parkway. look behind me. you'll see there is a white mercedes that has just been sitting here with with the door open and we believe on top of of t car is an evidence marker which means that somehow this mercedes is involved in the crime scene. you see all the officers back there, we see lots of prince george's county police cruisers, of course they are out here investigating. we see

as well. this whole center median of 23rd parkway is surrounded in yellow tape right now. this is an area mostly it looks like apartment complexes. we know that police got a report of a man shot around 1:00 -- or a shooting around 1:00 this morning. that's when they came out, they found the man who had been wounded. he was taken to a hospital where he died right now. detectives looking to a motive and of course suspects. we'll keep you posted. back to you. we expect a verdict today in the trial of a baltimore police officer. the judge should hand down his ruling this morning for officer edward nero. officials are calling on people to remain peaceful when that decision is announced. nero faces assault, high schomi in office and reckless endangerment charges. prosecutors say he was negleiget when he didn't buckle him in. nero's lawyers say buckling is prisoner in is the responsibility ofe

chris gordon will be in the courtroom. be sure to follow him on twitter at chris gordan news oig to be the first to learn the verdict. into word this morning about the cause of the crash of egyptair 804. there were 66 people on board, all believed dead. right now multiple countries including the u.s. are searching the area where the plane went down. they want to find the voice and flight recorders, the black boxes, which they're worried could run out of batteries. the plane was flying from paris to egypt. one thing we are learning, the identities of the victims. here you can see a funeral service for two of the victims. they lived in cairo. we know there were no americans on board. a review is under way to determine whether a university of maryland police officer used appropriate force by pepper spraying students. the department is promising to review body cam video and the 911 call. video posted on twitter shows the chaos at the courtyards in

police were called to break up a large party early saturday morning. pepper spray was used twice. >> to take the totality of the circumstances and, you know, we can't just jump to a judgment here. it will take a little more time. >> two people were arrested here. the chief promises a thorough review to determine if his officers used proper force. right now a charles county man is missing and police are asking for the community's help to find him. 28-year-old robert carter iii was last seen saturday afternoon at the st. charles up to center. take a look at his picture. police say carter is 6'4", wears glasses and has black hair, a mustache and beard. carter is under a doctor's care and relatives tell us he needs his medicine. i'm angie goff at the live gesk whe desk. president obama lifted the u.s. arms ban on vietnam. we actually just arrived a joint statement that talks about how

together. one of the things stressed, implementing the transpacific raid pact as well as addressing issues that stem from the vietnam war. now this lifting of the ban means that it will be lifted after decades of keeping vietnam from having sales of military equipment coming into the country. president obama saying that this is going to be based on a case by case basis and that he is defending the decision despite vietnam's record of human rights. part parents and teachers weigh in tonight on a plan to rename jeb stuart high school. if the have osuperintendent bel there is enough to support change, a public vote will be held. the superintendent is expected to make a decision by the end of next month. now to decision 2016 and the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll that

virtually tied in the hypothetical general election match-up. last month clinton held an 11 month advantage here, that lead narrowed to 3 points in our poll out yesterday within its 3.1% margin of error. bernie sanders does better against trump leading 54% to 39%. you can find the story on our politics page in our app to see how many voters are hoping a third party candidate shows up before november. today a sidwell friends 6th grader will be one of 54 competitors in the national geographic bee here in washington. max will be quizzed ezed on hi geography skills. students are trying to win cash for college. later this week it's the scripps national spelling bee. two big competitions for sure. and tease students are so impressive, they know things about our world, words i can't even pronounce.

one? >> a whole lot of money for college. although these days, not that much. >> maybe half a year, right is this. all right. it could be the last day for a while that you need your windshield wipers on your drive to work. just look at radar here. lit up this morning like a christmas tree. meteorologist chuck bell also lit up -- no, he's not. he's pinpointing your commuter forecast -- >> i just like to see if he's paying attention. he's going to bring us a closer look at 5:11. >> you guys. eagle scouts are known for the good they to, but helping an armed robber? why a local teen did just that. >> reporter: and i'm molette green headed to the scene of a shooting in fairfax county where police right now are looking into a man found shot outside of an apartment complex.

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5:11 your time. want to get you up to speed on your weather and traffic. >> chuck bell multitasking back there. we know you're paying attention, chuck. >> i'm always paying attention because you never know when i'll get thrown under the bus from one of you two. outside this morning, we have a cloudy sky. rainy days and mondays, rain drops keep falling on my head, one or the other. most of the rain is basically south of the d.c. metro area down into southern maryland and towards fredericksburg and warrington. so the commute for the ride in, rain for most. temperatures in the mid-50s and again later on this afternoon. shower chances quite likely. temperatures, it will be milder today. we'll be up close to 70 degrees. that's not so bad. our average high is 78. but don't you worry, "7-day forecast," it's all warm orange colors and warmer temperatures coming up, that's in ten minutes. melissa mollett, good monday morning to

>> good morning. outer loop after georgia avenue, brand new problem. there is the closest camera. we are hearing that this crash is on the shoulder. inner loop at little river turnpike, vehicle into jersey wall. right now still nice and green through that area. so no big worries there. 66 and 95, looking quite good. all of the green here radar showing rain here this morning. so it will be another wet one for you. northbound indian head highway at berry road, stay left to get by the crash. i'll be back in ten minutes with a live look at 270. breaking news right now, fairfax county police are investigating a shooting this a neighborhood in the falls church area. officers responded to the scene on stillwood circle just before midnight. that's where molette green is standing by with more on what happened. molette. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, we are at the field apartments, not too far from gallows road. it's right behind

hartsfield. police found a man shot outside the apartment complex, he's now fighting for his life. police tell us they received two 911 calls around 11:30 last night. again, we're in the 2900 block of stillwood circle in falls church working to get some information from police on a suspect and motive in this case. that is the latest live from falls church. molette green o. back to you. in the day ahead, two men will be sentenced for their roles in a murder in oxon hill. they were found guilty back in march of helping in the robbery of the claroin hotel. during that robbery, a hotel worker was killed. william us was the driver of the getaway car and washington acted as the lookout. a teenager unknowingly helped a man suspected of robbing a jewelry store in fairfax county. police say the robber shot a

police and crashed a stolen car. andrew gear, the teen, didn't realize what he was seeing and jumped into help. >> i'm probably 10 feet away from him and i'm just checking out the situation, seeing if the car -- it was damaged and seeing if he was okay, not knowing that he was a criminal. >> andrew gear became an eagle scout last night.teen says the robber put on a hat, grabbed a duffle bag address tond took of woods. two are recovering this morning after being shot the and their car stolen early sunday morning. this happened on east capitol street in southeast d.c. police say two men and a woman approached the women in a car, shot both of them and then stole the car. if you know anything, you're asked to call police. in news 4 your health this morning, two thirds of women surveyed say they feel worried about their ability to have children. researchers at north well health

had undergone cancer treatments that put them at risk for early menopause. about half of the women felt they did not know enough about fertility preservation. if you have severe reoccurring allergies, your over counter medication could be the problem. doctors say over the counter medications will only relieve symptoms temporarily. treating severe allergies takes advance treatment and it starts with brick testing which is a way for doctors to pinpoint the exact allergies and then over time with treatment your body can become immune to specific allergens. >> we try to desensitive to a point that your symptoms are much less. not 100%. but much less and also at the same time you can cut down on the medication used. >> one course of treatment is an allergy shot once a month for three to five years. always consult your doctor before beginning

treatment. i will say that is one of the good things about all this rain, it has helped with allergies. that's the one -- >> people are loving the lush lawns right now. >> and the flowers. >> if you're in to that. >> if yore into that. >> the rest of us are like all right, enough of the rain all right. >> if you're into pretty yards and gardens and that kind of stuff. >> blah, blah, blah. >> i will give you that, it has been a very lush green may across the area, but over the last 30 days, we've had 25 days with clouds and rain. and even though our average high now is 77 degrees, 19 of the last 30 days have all stayed below 70, including yesterday with the rain. yesterday's high only 58. so it's not like we're just barely below 70, it was really chilly and rainy yesterday. and now again this morning, 50s and rain on your way out the door. but the rain is going southwest ward. there is an area of low pressure off the virgin cape.

is bringing moisture off the atlantic. so more rain will develop during the course of the day and will come over the bay and into our area. so even though most of the rain is moving south of the city now, take your umbrella with you even across northern maryland where the rain is not happening yet. it will be likely to reformulator todareformulat later today. rain shower, maybe a rumble or two of thunder south of the city today. rain likely just about anytime there morning into evening. and then for tomorrow, there is the risk of a few pre-dawn raindrops, but afternoon sunshine coming our way, that will be when we really start to turn the corner on the pad weather. so by early this morning, 7:30, 8:00, more rain forming over the eastern shore, crossing the bay and moving in to the metro area. that continues here at 10:00 a.m., light rain away the metro, northern maryland catching a little bit of a break here during the morning hours today, about you with daytime heating, there will be another chance for showers across northern maryland by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 today and some of the

indicate there could be a rumble or two of thunder today. so clouds a s and raindrops. clearing out tomorrow with temperatures well into the 70s. that is our average high. and look at this "7-day forecast," after today, we get the improvement back for tomorrow. sunshine on wednesday and after that, starting on wednesday, each and every day will be 5 to maybe as much as 10 degrees warmer than average. what? warmer than average. where did all the cool crazy rainy weather go is this melissa mollett, you must love that 7 day. >> yeah, i don't care where it went, but it can go very far away. inner loop at little river turnpike, we still have the problem with the single vehicle into the jersey wall. the ramp we are hearing is now blocked here this morning. eastbound southeast/southwest freeway, the ramp to 11th street, disabled truck blocking that right lane there. new problem here southbound gw parkway at 395, disabled car blocking the right lane. a lot of disables vehicles around this morning.

problems there. everything is rolling along just fine. i'm hearing about a problem on bw parkway. going to check into that and be back for n. a few minutes for you. a former local leader heads to court for prostitution charges. how much time blaine young could spend behind bars. things could soon look different inside your medicine cabinet. the major buyout we're just learning about this morning and whether we can expect to see any changes. and the tributes continue for prince. who honored the pop star at the billboard music awards last night as well as a look at se of the bomig

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morial day sale. from classic to contemporary, havertys. a massachusetts police department is mourning the death of one of its own this morning. the officer was shot during a traffic stop early sunday morning. that led to an 18 hour

apartment. officers shot and killed the suspect but not before he shot and injured a state trooper. >> as they entered a bedroom, a closet door burst open. the suspect appeared from inside the closet and fired on the troopers, striking one of them. the stop team returned fire and struck the suspect. >> tarantino had been with the auburn police department for two years. he's the second police over to die in the line of duty in massachusetts this year. more than two dozen people were hurt in a tour bus crash in california. this happened yesterday afternoon in the san bernardino mountains. the highway patrol there says that tour bus crash fld toed inr and rolled over. it's not clear what led to the crash. brand new this morning, big news in the chemical world. bayer is offering $62 billion to

buy monsanto, which makes farm and agriculture products. this could have an impact on food production and costs at farms all over the u.s. and in europe. the announcement already pushed up monsanto's stock price by horn $20 a share. ♪ everyone talking about prince this morning after emotional tributes at last night's billboard music awards. madonna lit up the stage there singing "nothing compares to you ". another memorable moment, celine dion making her first tv appearance since the death of her husband and brother. ♪ the weekend was the big night's winner here taking home eight awards and dedicating one of them to prince. and the controversy to come out of this,

that wasn't enough of a tribute to prince and they will get it better next week. >> you knew it would be a sensitive subject, who can do justice to prince. tough call. you know the saying, click it or ticket. the seat belt enforcement getting understand way today. and a new stance when it comes to transgender students. and you may not believe it right now, but chuck bell is it say the steunshine returns torrow. 4mo

breaking news out of yemen, where 45 army recruits are dead after two suicide bombers attack a military base, a place where a lot of recruits, people looking to join the army were gathering. always hearing that one of these attacks happened right outside the home of one of the commanders. as of right now, no one has claimed responsibility. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. coming up on 5:30 now on this monday morning. off to another damp start here. >> it feels like a monday, you know what i'm saying, chuck bell? the weather matches our mood. >> just a little smirking going on in there, as well. not sure what that is all about. we'll get the

outside this morning, our last day with precious little in the way of sunshine. there is a chance for a hundred d thunderstorm or two today. no severe weather. the sun will come out -- tomorrow. that's why i don't sing for a living. summertime arrives on wednesday. it will be here all the way through the upcoming holiday weekend. for now the heaviest of rain is from washington southbound into southern maryland. northern maryland where there is not much in the way of rain this morning, there is quite a bit in the way of fog. beams and low s. temperatures for many here this morning. off and on shower chances through all of the day. we'll back up near 70. and then the sunshine tomorrow. >> looking forward to tomorrow. tomorrow, tomorrow. right now brand new problem today here. blue line single tracking metro between addison and stadium-armory. a brand ne p

popped up there. eastbound old bridge road at minnieville, all eastbound lanes are blocked because of a crash westbound you're okay. eastbound lanes are blocked. southbound bw parkway, this was the problem i was hearing about, near 197, broken down car there. does that seem to be slowing things. overall looking good on the beltway. ramp to 11th street disabled truck blocking the right lane. travel times in ten minutes. a preliminary hearing will be held today for a former frederick county commissioner charged with prostitution. blaine young was arrested in february during a sting in anne arundel county. each of the four charges carries up to a year in jail and a $500 fine. young served on the county board of commissioners from 2010 to 2014. montgomery county officials looking into what caused a freight train to slide with a car on sunday. the car was hit by a csx train

carrying coal. it happened at railroad and oakmont avenues in gaithersburg. the driver of the car is expected to be okay. fairfax county police are trying to find out why this bmw crashed through a garage yesterday evening. this happened on devereaux circle off telegraph road. the four people in that car were not hurt. a school in southwestern virginia could lose federal funding and face a lawsuit after passing new rules over which bathroom students can use. friday the grayson county school board approved an ordinance requiring students to use bathrooms and locker rooms which correspond to their birth genders. the ordinance is in direct conflict with the obama administration recent order that students should be allowed to use whichever facilities match their gender identity. another scare at the white house. the secret service says a cluster of party balloons floated over the complex yesterday afternoon sparking an alert. the incident comes two days afer

the security check point and agents shot the man after officials say he ignored multiple commands to drop his weapon. 5:33 right now. and as memorial day approaches, one local school is working to prevent drowning ining this su. a 7-year-old drowned last memorial day and now her classmates at lorton station elementary are learning how to stay safe in the water. on sunday they jumped into the pool with instructors. some of the students had been too afraid to get back into the water after effie's death. >> we want to help reduce fears and give them tools to help them feel more comfortable when they do go back in the water will summer. >> a memorial event was also held in honor of effie. her father is happy to see the community join together to honor his daughter's memory. lead testing will continue this week on wells near a dominion virginia power plant in dumfries. neighbors say they're afraid to drink their well water because lead showed up in some of the

testing showed in-consistment results and they are retesting the samples. earlier this month, the power company began releasing millions of gallons of coal ash water into quantico creek. make sure you are buckled up on your ride to work or school today. police across the country are reminding you to click it or ticket. the national highway traffic safety administration says nearly half of the people who died in crashes in 2013 were not wearing seatbelts. if the crash happened at night, that number soared to nearly 60%. arlington county police chief says it's especially important to buckle up as we approach memorial day weekend. >> it's important especially at high volume, people going to the beach, heading out to barbecues it's ponts befoimportant to mak their seat belt clicks. >> the campaign runs through june 6. it's a life saving measure.

begin buzzing this week but you have to take a trip to see them. the bugs spent 17 years underground and now they're coming up to mate. they show up in virginia, maryland, pennsylvania, ohio, but not in d.c. rain is once again covering parts of storm team 4 radar this morning. it seems like it's been raining just about every morning for the as month. chuck bell says a change is on the way. a closer look at that as well as your school day forecast at 5:41. always scary to see cars slam this to stores and restaurants, but this may be the most shocking you've ever seen. what caused the driver to crash in that building. and breaking news in prince george's county where police are investigating a homicide. here is a live look at the scene right now. the scene is still active. police tape up. kristin wright is working that story and ll bring us an wi

scary moments for customers at a restaurant in china. the driver of a car hit the gas instead of the brake and went right through a front window knocking customers to the ground. the driver was okay, but four customers it suffer minor injuries. let's get caught up on the forecast this morning. we've been talking about a little drizzle to start things off and gloom and -- >> not doom. >> just gloom.

outside this morning, cloudy skies and there is thick fog this morning across northern maryland. frederick county down to off a half mile advivisibility. so low beams and low speeds through the fog. south of the city, it's rain this morning. basically raining from the district all the way southbound into southern maryland. heaviest of the rain right coming over the potomac here. so be on the lookout. school day forecast for your day today, rainy and cool. recess gets an "f" today. temperatures will stay in the 60s to near 70. so pouty paul has his umbrella and raincoat ready to go. we'll be back to t-shirts and shorts before the week is done. update now from met row. >> no longer single tracking to on the blue line, but residual delays hanging around. eastbound old bridge road at minnieville, again eastbound lanes

westbound are open. new york at montana, a crash blocking the left lane of three right now stopped. southbound 270 beilooking good far as travel times. no problems on the top of the beltway. 66 and 95 rolling along nicely, as well. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. president obama is speaking out about the death of atal ban leader. what he had to say early this morning about the strike that killed the terrorist. and it may have you putting the brakes on your

here at the live desk, we have an update to an unfolding situation we've been following out of syria where a suicide bomber killed more than 65. this is new video that just came into the newsroom of the aftermath. isis saying they did it,

the ones behind these attacks that targeted a very busy bus stop. i'm angie goff here at the live desk. back to you. and it's time to weighingak a monday morning. cloudy, cool and wet. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s for now. there are big indications that this week is the week that we turn the corner and run head long into summer. sounds good to me. blue line, delays now. no longer single tracking. earlier problem outside of addison road is what is causing those delays. eastbound old bridge at minnieville, eastbound lanes getting blocked. getting slow northbound through woodbridge on 95. we're staying on top of breaking news on a homicide investigation. prince george's county police on the scene here in temple hill. kristin wright joining us there live with the latest on this. kristin. >> reporter: we're just showing you a live picture here of a mercedes that was on the scene

when we first arrived, it was sitting in the middle of 23rd parkway with i think it was the driver's side door just standing open and as you see now, it's being towed away. what we know so far is that police got a call this morning reporting a shooting at about 1:00. they got here and found a man who had been shot and we understand that he has died. so right now still an active scene, winding down just a bit. several police cars still here. we've seen detectives, they're trying to federal governmeigure happened in the shooting. this is a street of homes on one side, kind of duplexes on one side and apartment complexes on the other side of the street. you see the yellow tape here surrounding the entire median area. so again, shooting around 1:00 this morning. one man is dead. police have not said anything at

now they are here trying to put together some of the pieces, find a motive and of course whoever fired those shots. back to you. >> kristin wright live for us. thank you. a massachusetts police officer is dead after he was shot during a traffic stop early sunday morning. auburn police are mourning the death of 42-year-old officer ronald tarantino. the person who police say shot him is dead after an 18 hour manhunt. and monica madeja has the latest news. >> reporter: that's right. it's a really somber day here in central massachusetts for many of the small towns that were affected by this tragedy. a very harrowing day, now the investigation somewheres on to what prompted all of this violence. i want to show you the suspect. this is the man investigators say shot and killed that police officer.

35-year-old mojorge zanbrano. throughout the day sunday, a lengthy search ensued for him. he was located just several miles away at a home in oxford, massachusetts. tactical uptss found him in a bedroom when he jumped out of the closet firing a gun at officers. a state trooper was hit. zanbrano was killed. that state trooper is recovering in the hospital after surgery, but sadly officer tarantino has died. and now they are mourning the loss. his body was brought to the funeral home. the impact of yesterday's events on the community really still settling in at this point. the focus is now offering support for the family. we have learned that officer tarantino has three children and a wife as well as a community of brothers and sisters in blue. as you can see behind me here at the funeral home, one

police officers guarding his body at the funeral home. at this point funeral arrangements have still not yet been finalized as this community grieves. reporting live in leicester, monica madeja. back to you. >> thank yyou. a little girl was killed when she found her father's gun and shot herself while playing with it. this happened in louisiana over the weekend. detectives say if you have a gun, lock it up and it tell your kids don't touch it. >> teach your kids, teach your family about it. they don't know what they're doing. >> that little girl was five years old. her father was in the shower when she found the gun unsecured. community members in detroit are asking for 24 hours of peace after a violent weekend. a line of hearses drove to symbolize the cost of violence. a 15-year-old girl was one of at

more than two dozen people are hurt including two in critical condition after this bus overturned on a southern california highway. the bus was carrying women from a church retreat when this crit collided with a car. nobody in the car was hurt. somebody vandalized about 30 cars on sherman avenue. they purposely were scratched and damaged. police believe it happened friday night. 5:49. and today you can get a better look at the future potential ha potomac yard about metro station. city officials will show off rendering for that project. the station would be between reagan national airport and brad to being road. >> we've worked very closely with the community, national park service,being road. >> we've worked very closely with the community, national park service,

openhouse will be at the charles houston recreation center tonight. and i'm going to focus on the fact that this rainy pattern is going to come to an end soon. >> so let's turn to annie -- i mean chuck bell and see what we can learn about the sun coming out. >> indeed. you'll have on wait until tomorrow. you could technically see a sliver or two of sunshine today, but by and large you will think of today as a cloudy and off and on rainy day. outside this morning from our tower, the rain has briefly stopped here in northwest washington, but a little bit of fog hanging right over northwest d.c. right now. again, you can see the skies are trying to clear out in spots, but that is just not going to hold p during the course of the day. so what should you expect then is this cloudy and wet and showery outside early this morning. rain will be gradually coming to an end tonight. and it will be milder today than yesterday. to the tune of about 10 degrees. yesterday's high was 58. i'm broad

b today. fog is an shuz. five miles in manassas, three miles in martinsburg. so be on the lookout for low visibility early this morning. impacts on your outdoor weather plan, rainy and on the cool side again today, so outdoor plans best to be brought in for today. tomorrow could have a risk of a little rain very early in the day, but on the whole, tomorrow is the day that we really start to turn the corner. by wednesday, get out and enjoy. taking your bike out, yesterday 7,000 people on their bikes, another day just like that. cloudy and off and on periods of rain today. clearing out tomorrow and we'll be in the 80s with sunshine by wednesday. we're really the only part of the country that is dealing with a lot in the way of rain. area of low pressure is throwing this rain southwest bound, so the heaviest rain is headed away from us. but there will be more rain showers to fill in the gaps by later today. for now, northern maryland is dry. southern maryland

our high resolution computer model. 7:00, 8:00 x momost of the rain southward, but after lunchtime, daytime heating could blossom up a couple showers, maybe a rumble or two of hunger. so near 70 today with the rain gradually coming to an end. 78 tomorrow with sunshine and 80s begin on wednesday and go all the way if to memorial day weekend with just the usual afternoon shower or thundershower chances. blue line delays still hanging around here morning. so again, we were single tracking on the blue line and now we just have those residual clay delays. eastbound old bridge road at minnieville, still have all the eastbound lanes blocked. if i zoomed in it really far, you would see red on the map. so it is slow through there. westbound moving along just fine. 95 north for sme

morning, perhaps the rain adding to that delay there as you're heading northbound through wood bridge.turnpike, right side is blocked. southbound gw parkway at 395, disshled car still blocking that right lane. inbound new york avenue montana, crash blocking the left lane. no major problems on the beltway. are president obama called the death of a taliban leader an important milestone in bringing peace to afghanistan. the president made those comments today during a joint press conference in vietnam. taliban chief mullah mansour was killed in a u.s. drone strike in pakistan. president obama says mansour was specifically targeting u.s. troops who were working with afghan military forces. >> it is my responsibility as commander in chief not to stand by, but to make sure that we send a clear signal to the taliban and others that we're going to protect our people and today's exactly the

has been sent. >> the president says this air strike does not represent a shift in strategy. u.s. troops will not reengage in day to day combat operations. happening today, the trial of drew peterson will get you said way. the former police sergeant is accused of plotting to kill the prosecutor who put him in jail in 2012 for murdering his third wife. prosecutors say between accepts of 2013 and december of 2014, peterson and another inmate discussed the plot. they obtained an order to have peterson's cellmate wear a wire to secretly record the conversation. peterson's team is challenging the wiretap evidence. tom brady's decision to appeal the deflategate decision is today. he was given two weeks to appeal the decision. nc

lawyer ted olson to his team. >> start saving for retirement now. that is the aaway from a new study out this morning. bankrate.com found three quarters of those asked expressed serious regrets over how they have handled their money. their biggest regret they say is that they waited too long to start saving. experts say that is something young people can turn around pretty quickly. >> you're just starting out in the workforce. this is a good time to give up maybe a couple of lattes and a hulu subscription every month and put that money into savings. >> the results from the study show many people also wished they could redo their real estate choices. some saying they regret buying or not buying depending on the market. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc. it costs just a bit more to fill up your car as we head into the heart of the summer driving season. the average price of regular up leaded rising a nickle in the past two weeks to $2.32. it's higher in d.c.

but cheaper in maryland at $2.29. and a bargain in virginia at $2.11. gas is up 55 cents since late february, but still about 40 cents lower than a year ago. the many driver, higher oil prices. with your morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. in d.c., you're paying a bit more for gas at $2.45 for a gallon of regular. an average gallon in maryland, # $2.29. in virginia, $2.11. this west virginia, it's $2.33. new york city police department investigating this video showing one of its officers pulling a gun and punching a man square in the jaw. plane clothes officer was apparently in that neighborhood busting people riding dirt bikes illegally. law enforcement telling nbc new york the man who wa

yelled i'm going to kill you just before the officer reacted. witnesses though say the incident was completely unprovok unprovoked. >> reporter: a man found shot is fighting for his life this morning. we'll have details from outside this falls church apartment complex. new fears about zika. when experts think we'll start seeing mosquitos carrying the dangerous disease in the u.s. and this this just in, president obama lifted the u.s. arms ban on vietnam. why he's defending that decision. plus how you can sound off on a controversial plan to rename one of fairfax county's high schools.

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we're watching a developing situation in fairfax county where police remain on the scene of a shooting. and president obama with a historic announcement, the long standing embargo that is disappearing. first chuck bell has your out the door forecast. welcome to monday morning, everybody. in your weather headlines for today, rain these days and mondays. this will be the last of the really rainy days for quite a while. big improvements a

summerlike weather will be here by the end of the week just in time for the holiday weekend. thick fog now earlier this morning across northern maryland. so be on the lookout for that early on. most of the rain is from the d.c. metro southward into southern maryland and then down along i-95 down through prince william county, stafford, fredericksburg, all getting the heaviest early this morning. temperatures in the mid-50s in most neighborhoods and here's the way the next 24 hours are shaping up. clouds and showers, 55 at 7:00 this morning. off and on rain still likely at 7:00 tonight, in the upper 60s. cloudy and damp in the 50s tomorrow morning, but starting tomorrow afternoon, things start getting a lot better. i'll talk more about that coming up in ten minutes. for now now it is traffic time. brand new problem outer loop before old georgetown road, a car spun out on the left side of the roadway. right now not slowing things. we'll keep an eye on it as that of course could change quickly here as the commute really kicks into gear here.