>> jack taylor for us. thank you. this tin the day ahead, pri george's county schools will take steps to protect your child. molette green is live with more on the report regarding the school abuse case that rocked prince george's county. she's joining us live from one of the schools there in the county. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. yes, horrible allegations of sex abuse involving as many as 19 children. some of these incidents of abuse reportedly happened right here at this school, judge still vyl woods elementary where deonte carraway worked as an aid. they will look at the case and looking at school policy and the task force will release its findings. police found videos they say carraway made of children having sex with him and children having sex with each other. and some of

the incidents happened at this school, church and other locations. police arrested carraway back in february and the case sent shockwaves throughout the county. they set up an independent study. and now what blew the lid open on this was a 9-year-old boy's uncle who happened to see a nude image on the boy's cellphone and went to police. carraway has pleaded not guilty to numerous counts of sexually exploiting children. that is the latest live outside judge sylvania woods elementary in glenarden. back to you. also today, in upper marlboro, a murder trial unlike almost any other. jury selection will begin in the case against jermaine hales. hales is accused of shooting melvin tate in 2010. the shooting paralyzed tate who died of his injuries less than two years later. prosecutors argued tate was able to identify hisot

blinking at a picture of hales. if a judge allows the identification into evidence, it will be the first time that has happened in maryland. we're hearing about another missile launch attempt from north korea. however this morning south korea says it believes that missile exploded on the launch pad. you're looking at a separate missile launch from earlier in year. if this most recent launch really blew up, it would be the fourth time north korea failed to fire mid range missile, the kind that could potentially reach some american military bases. early voting begins today to washington's democratic primary p. residents can mark their ballots starting at 8:30 this morning at one judiciary square. early voting centers across other parts of town open this saturday. early voting ends on july 11. presidential hopefuls campaigning across the country today. bernie sanders will stay in california after a bit of a scare at a rally in oakland. a group of animalig

protesters tried to rush the stage last night. secret service agents surrounded senator sanders. they were able to get the protesters out of the rally. at this point no charges have been filed. security is top of mind in cleveland today ahead of this summer's republican national convention. the city will present its comprehensive security plan this morning. cleveland hopes to triple its police force to as many as 5,000 officers. it's also ordered extra equipment including steel barriers in anticipation of demonstrations. the convention runs july 18 through the 21. eight people dead, that is the new number in this morning from texas emergency officials. they say two women and a teenage boy are among the people who have died in those widespread floods. dozens of people have also been rescued from the water in the last several day. the rain isn't falling at this hour, but river levels are rising and putting flood warnings in effect. texas is also expecting the another 5 inches of rain in the

from farther west, this is the video getting sent into our newsroom right now. look at that. it is a tornado forming in northeast colorado. rear hearing it did not hurt anyone, but it did tear the front door of a house and destroyed a barn, and also knocked down power lines and caused widespread outages. and tomorrow marks the official start of the atlantic hurricane season and the president will get an official report on this today. fema will brief president obama about what to expect and how the country is preparing. noaa gave its initial hurricane outlook last week. pretty normal season is what they expect. part of the report, the new tools agencies are using to follow hurricanes before they vig. fema funding will be a part of that conversation, as well. now to a story you will only see on news 4. our cameras captured a life saving moment in the middle of the street. yesterday around 5:00 p.m., the man had a medical emergency at 11th street northwest near

a fellow driver pulled the man from the car when he found him unconscio unconscious. before paramedics arrived, d.c. police officers started performing cpr. >> i took him out of the car because he was completely unconscious and turning blue. >> he probably would have been dead within minutes if untreated. >> the man was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay. like it or not, a lot of us had to head back to work. tom is tracking whether your commute will be dry. and keeping thon viol

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i'm angie goff with breaking news out of afghanistan where 16 people are dead after a taliban attack. this according to officials. they say dozens of others were captured and kidnapped up to 0 people. t 0 people.

buses traveling in the northern part of the country. now back to you. coming up on 9 after 5:00. we are off to another warm start. i feel like we can keep saying that. >> we've crossed the bridge into real warm weather. >> yeah, it's pretty mug gymugg. we still have the humidity hanging in the air after tropical storm bonnie. no fog here locally, live view overlooking northeast washington. your commuter travel impact this morning, some morning fog though shenandoah valley, so caution light for that. and there is a chance of an afternoon storm as you're headed back home. have an umbrella handy. maybe delaying the afternoon commute because of a passing thunderstorm. but the evening now is looking dry. so all year for that. temperatures off to a mild start. low 60s shenandoah valley. we're hovering in the lo 6

coming up in just about ten minutes, we'll take a look at our storm chances for the next four days. now a look at our morning commute with jack taylor. as we start things off on the beltway, you should find everything open. no reported early props outer loop from 95 to georgia avenue, inner loop past branch avenue, quiet in virginia. coming east on 66, no real trouble spots. in good shape out of maeps headhea manassas headed toward the beltway. same in maryland, moving south on 95 coming out of baltimore to bw parkway, both headed south toward the capital beltway, all lanes available. may have a trouble spot i-70 east trying to get toward south mountain. more for you on that in a couple minutes. a busy corridor in arlington county looking for new transportation now that the street car project there is dead. the battle continues over what to do next with the

arlington county board is trying to decide what options it has for improving transit there. in 2014, the decades long effort to create a street car along the pike was scratched. a session will be held tonight to talk about future options. new developments in a deadly officer-involved shooting. police in houston say this is the man who started the shoot-out sunday morning killing one man and hurting seven others before police shot and killed him. his father believes his sondisi government after he was discharged from the army. >> he had a mental breakdown. we believe this is a ptsd thing. >> four people are still in the hospital. they are all expected to recover. a map is dead after india and this morning three people are facing charges.

officers. police say they were driving and ran over the man while he was sleeping on a bridge. police also say the officers were all drunk at the time. today police may release the identity of a woman found dead in a prince george's county apartment complex. sources close to the investigation tell news 4 a woman was badly beaten inside one of the complex's laundry rooms on 18th avenue in adelphi. someone at the building discovered the woman's body just after 9:00 in the morning and neighbors are shaken up. >> this is a dangerous neighborhood, but down in the laundry? it shouldn't even be open at that time. >> investigators say the laundry room could be accessed from outside the building. they're work to go determine a suspect now, but they have not released the victim's name.to g suspect now, but they have not released the victim's name. we now know a maryland man shot and killed yesterday ha

23-year-old johnny camara died from his wounds at the hospital. they say he had been arrested four years ago for a shooting. the investigation into his death is still you saunder way. we told you about a homicide yesterday. tyrone bradley was killed on 124th street in northeast washington. he was 40 years old. d.c. police are investigating but have not said anything about a suspect. they're offering a $25,000 reward in this case. police in montgomery county are investigating a man's death, as well. it appears that he fell from an apartment balcony in rockville. they found his body around 5:30 this morning. no it witnesses have come forward. the trial against a man accused in a violent home invasion continues. th l

andrew schmuhl's wife in a herndon gun store buying a taser. prosecutors say the taser was used in the three hour attack against the mclean couple in 2014. defense attorneys are hoping to prove that andrew schmuhl was just carrying out his wife's orders and was too medicated to be held accountable. today four drug offenders in prince george's county will receive a second chance at a fresh start. back on track program begins today aimed at reducing the rate at which first time low level felony drug dealers relapse into criminal behavior. the first four will be sentenced to community service and job training instead of jail time. nationals mvp may or may not lay today because bryce harper was plunked by a pitch. he was only diagnosed with a bruise, but you can see the pain he was in when it

night. >> that baseball is hard. just saying. >> harper left the game as you can see. tonight's game against the fill will hes set for 7:05. in "news 4 your health," gene therapy quickly becoming a promising way to battle diseases. doctors say gene therapy allows them to fight genetic diseases with just one treatment. in trials of 41 patients at spark therapeutics, the therapy is shown to improve both vision and light sensitivity with no major side effects. working for two philadelphi siblings who were diagnosedtina threatened to leave them blind. >> the doctor said there is no medical treatment. >> the idea is that we're taking a correct functional copy of the gene and adding it back into the cells that have dysfunctional or missing copy of that gene or blueprint. >> spark therapeutics is one of several

gene therapies. spark has started a rolling application for fda approval. a group of friends in california is being hailed heros after they stopped an alleged sexual assault. a 20-year-old now behind bars charged. three friends were eating a the a restaurant when they saw him put something in a woman's drink. they warned the woman and called security. >> security watched the footage and security called the santa monica police. >> police are still waiting for chemicals testing on the drink to return. 40,000 verizon workers will return to work tomorrow. union employees ten differencely agreed to a new contract with the company after striking for nearly seven weeks. the new contract adds about 1,000 new call center jobs and pay will go up 11% over the next four years. employees will vote on the deal after they return to work. thursday is a special day in our area, especially in the live

organizations. it is called do more 24. a day long fundraising drive for charities that the united way puts on. >> i think volunteerism is also another important aspect of do more 24. specifically. but the work that we do together at the united way. >> you can find out the about doe volunteering and donating on nbcwashington.com. we're a proud partner of the initiative. i'll be there to join the celebration. >> you go to the website and there is a list of all different types of organizations, categorized so you can figure out who you want to donate money to. >> pick one that speaks to you. 17 after 5:00 right now. 72 degrees already outside. >> boy, did that change in a flash, right, tom kierein? >> we

just handed like thppene happen. we have tropical humidity in the air so we're get something fog forming shenandoah valley, slow down, use your low beams. watch out for pedestrians, deer, students waiting for buses. school temperatures are hovering in the low 60s where the fog is dense here. in the xwra zone, shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia and these counties just to the east of the blue ridge from madison and green down towards charlottesville. minimum visibilities are about a quarter of a mile in the panhandle of west virginia and likely thickening up quickly in the shenandoah valley. right now we have no rain anywhere in the vicinity. bonnie is well off the coast now, remnants of that tropical system. your hour by hour forecast, by 10:00, all that fog should be gone. it will be partly cloudy, mild, the mid-70s. and then by noontime into the early afternoon, climbing

strong late may sun. make sure you're wearing your sunblock. we'll have quite a bit of sunshine midday. and clouds may be building during the afternoon hours perhaps an isolated thunderstorm coming through. just a small chance of that. but be prepared for that, late afternoon we'll be in the mid-80s by late afternoon. and your storm team 4 four day forecast as we get into tomorrow morning, we'll be down in the upper 60s under a mostly clear sky. just a few clouds building but no showers. way above the average high of 80. thursday, cooler than average and are more clouds around with a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. small chance. take greater chance of afternoon storms coming up on friday afternoon, highs right around 80 degrees. coming up at 5:31, your four things to now this morning and one of those things is what 1 going on with our traffic. jack taylor.

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just got this in from alexandria city public schools. the district saying that it started testing the water in all of the schools over the memorial day weekend. officials also noting that this is simply a proactive measure and there is no reason for concern especially when it comes to a normal lead levels. however, they decided to do this following a meeting with the city's water supplier. the testing they say will wrap up next month in june and the results will be released. i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you.

that's a texas man spaying for a speeding ticket. buckets of pennies. sanders was ticketed for driving nine miles per hour over the speed limit in his neighborhood. he lost a court battle here, so he took his revenge out penny by penny. 22,000 pennies to be exact. that's $220. this video posted on social media has now gone viral. apparently he overpaid a little bit. >> hard to count exactly when you have more than 100,000, maybe even over 10,000. >> you want to get back, fine. >> he made his statement. >> but the clerk couldn't count those pennies. >> she didn't issue the ticket, right? and apparently they have to count every penny. incredible story of

a military interpreter shares whats it was like to hide from the taliban. >> first night i slept in america, it was the best night's sleep after almost three years. >> he says it was a video of ellen that gave him hope as he and his family hid. a special gift she will give to him right here on flbsnbc 4. how long will we stay dry? tom is updating the forecast. she sent three dogs in for boardingnd but only picked up two of them. new concerns about neglect. one week until a major decider in decision 2016. how the battle for california is shaping up a

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to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. right now at 5:30rks it was a sexual abuse case that rocked prince george's county schools. how the district is taking new action today to keep students safe. if you drive to a national park this summer, you may be blocked out. a new plan being considered that may put a cap on how many people are allowed in. now to an unfolding situation. we're working to getting injury and damage reports this after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck taiwan this morning. this wast

northeast of the capital city of taipei. the story is developing. and good morning. i'm unyauneun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. first day back to work for a lot of folks. tom kierein with 4 things to know about the forecast. >> we have low clouds hanging over much of the region, but no rain coming from the clouds. there is the capitol dome pre-dawn. our sunrise about just 15 minutes away. four things to know for this final day of may, good-bye this wet may. 5.65 inches of rain fell at reagan national airport during the month of may. that's nearly 2 inches above the average for the month. there is slight chance later today of an afternoon thunderstorm and it will be warmer than average, as well. and there are storm chances likely moving in later this week. so as we look around the region,

morning, in addition we have patchy dense fog around the shenandoah valley. we have your bus stop forecast coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. let's check on the morning commute now, jack taylor joining us this morning. good morning. 270 southbound getting a little 4 heavier out of frederick. a little volume basically toward 109. south of germantown, ear you're in good shape. i-95, heavy traffic past the prince william parkway. nothing wrong along the way. outer loop top side toward georgia avenue, getting a little more crowded. hearing of an incident on 66 eastbound near 123 fp sounds like a vehicle broke down, but i believe he's in the pulloff zone. so not causing any delay. it's coming up on 5:31. back to our coverage of decision 2016. we are one week away from that huge california primary.

hill with more on this now. and we hear that the clinton campaign making last minute changes today. >> reporter: new game plan to try to win california. they are going in earlier than originally planned, so she'll end up spending five straight days before that primary next week. campaigning in california is what bernie sanders has already been doing. we saw him last night at the warriors game. we saw him in oakland last night. and today he has a couple of other events focused on health care, both of them really trying to go after this late and large state. also donald trump today at trump tower in new york will be explaining which groups got the $6 million in donations. he says he raised it months ago go when he skipped the debate it do that fund raezer. he's been under fire for not accounting for that hone. not being clear about where it went. some vets groups will come out today as well saying that trump actually did not donate, they're accusing him of lyingut

political pawn. we'll see both of those events at trump tower today. >> tracie potts for us on the hill. the white house is back to normal after a brief lockdown monday. someone threw a metal object over the north fence. the hazmat team was called to check it out and discovered a container with papers inside. the person who threw it was arrested. president obama was in the white house at the time of the lockdown. new this morning, ralph ketner, one of the founders of food lion has died. he was 95 years old. he founded food lion with two other men including his brother almost 6 0 years ago. today more than 60,000 people work for that company. a maryland woman wants answers about the d

it started when a family emergency forced her to board all three of her dogs at axiom pet resort. when she returned, an employee presented her with only two of the dogs saying they lost the third one named hugo. she found out someone spotted the body of a dog fitting hugo's description on the side of the road. she and her family found the remains. >> everyone is at a loss for words. everyone. it destroyed everyone. >> efforts to reach the openers of axiom pet resort have been up successful. the dog's death and the circumstances leading up to it are under investigation by animal control. a man is in critical condition after being shot by an off duty police officer in a fw store. the officer was working security for the store when he says he noticed a man trying to hide two bags of crab legs. he say

who then pulled out a dwun agun pointed it at him. the officer shot the suspect. even a serious crash could not creep officer tristan phillips off the job for long. he was helping an elderly couple when another driver slammed in to his cruiser on new year's eve. now he's back to office duty after physical therapy. his crumbled cruiser still sitting in the lot outside. >> i glooanced up and i just remember seeing white. >> a review of state police records shows state troopers or their vehicles have been hit on the side of the road seven times already this year. a runway emergency caught on camera. this is in florida. everybody is okay after tampa airport officials say a

that united airlines plane was supposed to take passengers to houston and then on to phoenix. united says all the passengers were able to get on other flights. federal aviation administration says the number of registered drone owners now outnumber the amount of registered airplanes and helicopters. nearly 460,000 drone owners have registered with the faa, well over the 315,000 planes and helicopters included in the database. largest number of drone owners live in the baltimore and d.c. suburbs. cheaper to have a drone than to have an airplane. just pointing that out. right? >> absolutely. national park service kicks off its centennial summer and considering putting a cap on the number of visitors allowed inside the park. >> park service expects record crowd this is year. some paurks are already charging more per pers

yellowstone has seen a 60% increase in the first few weeks of the 2016 season. that park is asking visitors to consider entering the park in the morning or late afternoon to avoid larger crowds. canyon lands in utah are looking at a timed entry system and daily cap on vehicles. back to work and school around here today, but will it stay dry for recess? tom is updating his bus stop forecast with how to dress the kids to class. controversial decision to kill a gorilla after a little boy fell ints i

a 420-pound gorilla dragging a little boy through a moat after he fell in the enclosure. >> and outrage continues over the situation and the zoo's decision to kill the gorilla. but now jack hanna says without question the zoo made the right decision. >> you have human life, you have animal life. no one knows that more than our staff here. we love our animals and they're like our families. this was -- i can't see how what he's feeling like that did this. by heart goes out to them. it really is it. they will miss this the rest of their lives. ina

post, the mother of the child defended herself. some are calling for charges against her. authorities say that will not happen. 5:40 is our time. tom kierein is in the storm team 4 "weather center" getting us ready for the morning ahead. >> yeah, getting back to work and school on this tuesday morning. got some low clouds around this morning. and some patchy dense fog around the shenandoah valley. 7:00 to 8:00, still cloudy and temperatures hovering around 70 degrees. you will notice it's still rather humid when you step out the door. then between 8:00 and 9:00, allege sun should start breaking out. by then temperatures will be making it into the mid-70s. and for what to wear, well, later today you will need the sunglasses and the sun block. we'll have the strong late may sun. and you can go sleeveless and wear shorts during the afternoon. but have an umbrella ready because when you're heading back home later this afternoon, there is a possibility of a passing shower or thundershower. right now we do have dense fog

these counties in gray including the panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, counties just east of the blue ridge. maybe down to a quarter mile between now and 8:00 this morning. look at our storm chances forred end of the week and the weekend coming up. jack taylor checking on our traffic this morning. not any huge trouble spots, but if you're riding on metrorail this morning, orange line we did it have minor delays to new carltkar carrollton from misfunction. moving on 270 southbound leaving frederick headed down toward 109, a little bit of volume now. 58 down towa 85, all lanes open and no delays headed toward the lane divide. 66 eastbound near 123, everything out of the roadway. so in decent shape. should find all travel lanes

if you think the lines inside the airport are rough, getting there may be just as bad. the new option to keep traffic moving at reagan national airport. and students slammed with debt may have a new option. how many could soon get a break on their college loans.

new response to the sex abuse claims in prince george's county schools. coming up at 6:00, how the district is reacting to keep students safe. eight people now dead as severe flooding slams texas. the new concerns as floodwaters damage hundreds of homes and businesses. right now a live view from the storm team 4 national harbor camera. all is calm and quiet there in the background. you can see the beltway as it approaches the wilson bridge. all traffic moving smoothly on dry pavement this morning. will is the capitol cam under a gray

coming up. fees are going up tomorrow and kristin wright has what you need to know about the changes. >> reporter: good morning. well, the good thing is at least you don't need a whole lot of change to keep feeding the meter anymore because you would feed a lot of it. the cost to park n. these spots here on k-street is about to triple. ouch. that's right, parking meter rates are going up starting june 1. we're going from 75 cents and hour to $2.30 in normal demand areas. that is more than three times more. premium demand spots like downtown for example, $2 to $2.30. so a 30 centing in an hour. commercial loading

from $2 to $2.30. so really 2.3$2.30 across the bd at parking meters starting tomorrow. coming up at 6:30, why aaa is calling this a one-two punch. >> turning to the fight against isis, and a new direct assault against one of the group's strongholds. the iraqi arm is fighting for control of fallujah, it's about 30 miles west of baghdad. it was the first one to fall to isis back in january of 2014. the iraqi army says it launched a siege on that city yesterday. in the countdown to rio, a paralympic long jump champion just made it one step closer to competing in the olympics. the international association of ath he lletic federa

at the study when considering whether to allow the german p r paraphernalia olympian to compete. the rio games begin august 5 right here on nbc 4.olympian to compete. the rio games begin august 5 right here on nbc 4. this video shows a car running over a motorcyclist. this happened monday afternoon if tampa. florida highway patrol says one person has been arrested, but that person's name and charges have not been released. it is 5:48. developing right now, it is going to be an even longer than expected wait for the people who lost their homes in that giant wildfire in canada. leaders say they found toxic ash in the soil and air and water. hundreds of homes may not be safe up still september. more fallout from sex assault

university. ian mccall has resigned as vice president and director of athletics. he's the third high ranking administrator to leave since news broke of the mishandling of sex assault allegations involving members of the football team. the head football coach was dismissed last week and the school president was reappointed to a different position within the university. joaquin el chapo guzman only has about a month longer to decide whether he will appeal a u.s. extradition request. the case could go all the way to the supreme court. el chapo is a convicted cartel boss, he is wanted in seven u.s. jurisdictions on charges from everything from murder to conspiracy to distribute cocaine. there was confusion over a possible appeal after multiple filings from his lawyers essentially negate each other. we are now hearing from russia about north korea's latest

missile which south korea has said was a failure again. russian deputy foreign ministers saying that the action violated the u.n. security council resolutions, south korea yap media reporting that that missile exploded right when they pushed the button, it didn't even make it off the launch pad. and if this is true, this would be the fourth attempt at launching a missile that has failed. i'm angie goff at the live desk. it is time for a look at weather and traffic on the 1s. and a little hot today. >> a little steamy, too. >> tropical humidity hanging in our air this morning. but likely getting a little less humid as the morning progresses and into the afternoon. right now there are no more bonnie showers or thundershowers around from the beaches all the way to the mountains. we're all dry on this tuesday morning. getting back to work and school, there is some fog, though. shenandoah valley and panhandle of west virginia, fog advisory until 8:00 a.m. some of the densest is

panhandle of west virginia where the visibilities there are under a quarter of a mile and the fog just now really beginning to form in the shenandoah valley and these counties just to the east of the charlottesville. but elsewhere, don't really have that much fog around the bay and eastern shore. but if you encount t count teco down, use your low beams. watch out for pedestrians and deer. temperatures right now in the low to mid-60s shenandoah valley, but nearby suburbs, prince george's county, montgomery, fairfax counties near 70. low 70s in washington. upper 60s around the chesapeake bay. your hour by hour forecast for this tuesday morning with a little sun breaking out by mid to late morning. and we'll be in the mid-70s. by noontime to early afternoon, climbing into the low 80s. respect the strong late may sun. you will need sunblock. wear a hat. it will be intense here by early afternoon. and then it may cook up an isolated thundershower late afternoon, small chance of that, we'll be in the mid-80s during the afternoon and late

does pop up will begin to dissipate. and then partly cloudy overnight, we'll be in the upper 60s tomorrow morning. during the day on wednesday, afternoon highs reaching mid-80s again and more comfortable humidity around on wednesday, a few clouds. then thursday, a small chance of an afternoon storm, mid-70s near 80 on friday and likely hood of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. after that the weekend looks pretty good on saturday. chance of storms late sunday and drying out on monday. let's check the morning commute. jack taylor is here. an accident dgeorgia avenue near seminary place. right side of roadway is tied up. starting to cause a delay. 66 east, volume trying to move from manassas into centreville. all your travel lanes are open. maryland 50 west inside the beltway, starting to stack up once you move into cheverly.

metrorail orange line, delays at new carrollton from an earlier train malfunction in vienna. it is 5:53. virginia officials may be making a strong play to attract the fbi to the state. the "washington post" reports that they surrounded some of the costly obstacles -- or surmou surmounted rather costly obstacles to develop a springfield site. virginia is vying with two sites in maryland for the cproject. imagine your flight being delayed three separate times. that is what happened on monday for passengers on board a leenlg yabt airlines flight. a passenger had a medical issue and then electrical problems forceded it to turn away once it was in the air. later boards was stopped when a piece of emergency equipment had to be infected. everybody on board was eventually able to get t

destination. to most everyone, airport travel was better than anticipated this holiday weekend. airports say they worked hard to keep security lines short yesterday. it is a trend they want to continue as we enter the busy summer travel season. lines were the longest in places such as denver and sacramento. >> i had no wait leaving reagan saturday morning. i was the only person in line. >> on saturday morning? you picked a good time to travel. looking live at reagan national, travelers are increasingly concerned about the wait before you even get inside. transportation reporter adam tuss explains what could happen next. >> reporter: does it ever feel like there is anytime where it isn't a hassle getting to airport? specifically here at reagan national. things have gotten so crowded, not just with tsa lines, not just dropping off your bags, but the actual traffic within the airport. of course our traffic getting to the airport is tough, but then you get here and y

around the airport loop and a lot of times now that can be a tough ride because so many people are coming here to reagan national airport and the airport is simply just busting with travelers. some people are giving themselves plenty of extra time when they come to dca. p. >> it has really been crazy. >> reporter: the airport authority actually says that they're fully aware of what is happening here at reagan national. they would like to see a lot of passenger traffic shift to dulles international airport so that it would lessen the burden here. they say that they are looking for traffic alternatives to try to make it easier for all of us. at reagan national, adam tuss, news 4. i'm landon dowdy. nestle is stepping up its about push into medicine. they are

test for milk allergies. they want to find ways to treat, tying notion and prevent a range of diseases. with your morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. 5:56. a new bill in congress could save families from something of a financial gut punch. it would change the law requiring the irs to tax for given loan debt. an aide knows the pain first happened. eric wall lost his brother to cancer. his parents negotiated with providers for years until his $75,000 in student loan debt was for given. then came a letter from the irs. >> the letter stated that the $75,000 in interest and loans that had been for given would be declared as income and would be taxed. and by parents were are blindsided. >> delaware senator says the bill has support there both sides of

he says the irs would lose some revenue, but that loss would be be minor compared to the pain it would alleviate for grieving families. championships come with perks address one is at the tan them is getting to visited white house. villanova's basketball team is in town. they won the ncaa tournament on a dramatic buzzer beater last month. you saw some of the celebration there in the video. a murder case heads to trial today and all because a man blinked his eyes. how one small movement could put away an accused killer. what was thrown here and how to prevent it from happening ever again. critical findingin ins after a abuse case. i just saw him put something in her drink. >> and wait until you hear what he said next. >> reporter: andarking will be p

good morning. now at 6:00, it is a child pornography case that rocked an entire county. now we're waiting to see what is being proposed to keep it from ever happening again. >> and also this morning, a story you will only see on "news 4 today." the area's first responders who raced to resuscitate a man and the dramatic video of the lif

first though let's get straight to tom kierein in for chuck and your hour by hour forecast. could we see some rain today? >> slight chance later this afternoon, but right now a clear sky over washington. way off in the distance looking 30 miles to the west, there are low clouds and a little bit of fog there that is way out in the panhandle of west virginia and the shenandoah valley. and hour by hour out-the-door forecast about to walk the dog this morning, you won't have any rain tone counter, but quite a bit of cloudiness, a little sunshine in and out between now and 7:00. and then becoming mostly sunny by 10:00, a bit less humid. we'll hover near 70 for another hour or two. and by noon near 80 with strong late may sun. next weather and traffic on the 1s, we have the commuter forecast, the travel impact. now let's check on the commute with jack taylor. >> good morning. trying to move up on 210 northbound this morning, sounds like we have activity