bad news from the redskins. the team confirms an athletic trainer's car was broken into in indianapolis a few monthsing ia. someone stole a laptop from the car. the information could include thousands of players' medical records. the redskins released a statement saying in part they have no reason to believe the lop top password was compromised. the team also said no protected health information was stolen. but it is taking steps to prevent future incidents like this one. you can participate in the united ways do more 24 campaign. it started at midnight. all day long the united way is helping hundreds of nonprofits in our area raise money. this is the largest 24 hour online giving day in the area. nbc 4 is a partner and we are hoping to help local organizations dedicated to serving our community. a lot of tore about the specific organizations for you in the nbc washington app. and you can also find out how to

24 website. 5:01. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to talk about this nice weather we're having. i want to say warm before it gets hot. >> chuck bell will tell you if that will be the reality. >> what's that? >> stay warm before it gets hot. >> sorry, i had an eyelash stuck in my eye. >> you lost one of those long pretty eyelashes? >> i know, can you believe it? keep an eye out for thick fog especially northern maryland. best chances for rain will be in the shenandoah valley. more worried about how much rain we may be getting on sunday, as well. but for now, visibility only a quarter mile at the frederick airport, half mile in maenassas. so there are areas of thick fog out there. be on the lookout for that. temperatures mid-60s to get your day started. we'll be up near 80 for a high today. rumbles of thunder could be

though most of the metro should be dry. rain chances creeping up soon. more on that soon. leesburg, an accident 7 eastbound right after you get past route 9. in the center of the roadway. callers have said only the left side is getting by. so extensive damage. 270 south, a live look near 109, traffic moving very well, but in urbana, there was a dump truck that had broken down. should have all travel lanes open pretty soon. colesville road at university boulevard, an overnight work zone. travel lanes open in both directions. back into you. developing in d.c., police say three men were stabbed on martin luther king jr. southeast last night. they were all conscious and breathing by the time police got there. right now we hn

case. we have just two days from the start of the safetrack plan, a big maintenance project across the system. today hamayor bowser and wmata o will discuss what i am pact it will have on you. coming up, molette green will have more on the changes to your commute. thois morning nearly two dozen people are home recovering after scary events yesterday evening. a water rescue on the chesapeake bay. there is a map for you there. this is off of bloodsworth islands. there were two22 people on this chartered boat. apparently it hit something and the boat started to go down. luckily they were able to get there in time to rescue them. we understand at this hour that the captain had

to a nearby hospital. two other individuals were also taken there. so we do know that the majority of the people are back home safe this morning, but some pretty scary events there on the water. those are some new images that we got there this morning. back over to you. new videos like there are popping up on instragram showing a dirt bike rider doing dangerous stunts on a d.c. street. megan mcgrath live how with what the city is doing to try to solve this problem. >> reporter: no question about it, these videos that are popping up on social media are very disturbing. they show dirt bikes and atvs engaging in all kinds of dangerous behavior, popping wheelies and the like on busy streets. there are pedestrians in the area, other cars in the area. it's very dangerous

move to increase the penalties to try to cut down on this sort of thing. this is the latest video that we found posted on instragram this week. it shows a dirt bike on a d.c. street and again, dangerous behavior, popping wheelies, there are children on bikes that can be seen while this video is being shot. and police believe that the person seen in this video is the same person seen in another video on an atv taunting police in prince george's county. here in the district, a bill has been introduced that would increase the penalties for this type of illegal behavior. take a look here at what has been proposed. 180 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, a one year suspended license for the third owe fence. so t offense. so the idea is to crack down, identify the people involved and bring them to justice and increase the penalties for those who are caught.

the mayor will hold a regularly scheduled press conference and we are expect to hear more from her. today the defense begins in the andrew schmuhl trial accused in the home invasion and attack of a virginia couple back in 2014. defense attorneys hope to prove that shuchmuhl was just carryin out his wife's orders and was too medicated. antoiwon pitt is accused of sexually assaulting a mother and a vehicle of crimes ovcle of tr over two week including cutting off his ankle monitor while on probation. a montgomery county hooters could lose its alcohol license for allegedly overserving the man who later hit and killed a police officer. according to the "washington post," representatives from hooters on rockville pike will have to appear before the county board of license commissioners later this month. the restaurant is

overserving luis reluzco after leaving the restaurant, reluzco hit noah leotta at a dui checkpoint. his blood alcohol level was nearly three times legal limit. he has pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter and is awaiting sentencing. seven minutes after the hour. as we turn to decision 2016, a glimpse of what could be a major policy clash in this presidential election. hillary clinton will lay out her foreign policy plan this afternoon and try to paint donald trump as a threat to national security. today's speech in san diego marks clinton's first of five days in california. she changed her schedule earlier this week to spend more time there before tuesday's primary. donald trump also in california today, he will hold a rally tonight in san jose. he will likely respond to clinton's foreign policy address. at a rally yesterday in sacramento which you see here, the gop presidential nominee tried to cast doubt on clinton's upcoming address. >> they sent me a copy of the speech

said that i want japan to nuke. i want japan to get nuclear weapons. give me a break. >> trump went on to attack clinton over foreign policy decisions including choice to invade iraq in 2003. a new poll gives senator bernie sanders supporters fresh hope in the race for the white house. tracie potts will walk us through that and more a bit later in our broadcast. a man with a gun arrested after it looked like he was trying to scale a fence at l.a.x. pretty tense moments there last night. the way we understand it from witnesses, it looked like this man with this weapon was trying to breach a perimeter there at l.a.x. as it turns out, he was jumping a number of vehicle after being involved in an assault nearby. well, we understand from police that he flung the gun, got into a car, led them on a chase. they eventually were able to catch up with this man. again, very tense moments at

l.a.x. last fighnice. back to you. it's a controversial story that has a lot of people still talking. this morning we're hearing the frantic 911 calls from when a toddler got into a gorilla enclosure. and in a matter of days the commute for a lot of you is going to change. how metro is gear up to its massive maintenance program and what mayor muriel bowser is expected to say about the plan later today. looking live outside this morning, where we're off to a warm but foggy start for some. chuck bell back with whether you will need t

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my son fell in with the gorilla. there is a male gorilla standing over him. >> for the first time we're hearing the terrifying moments after a toddler jumped into an enclosure and fell into the exhibit.

just after 5:11 now on a thursday morning. areas of fog around first thing with temperatures mostly in the mid-60s. by later on today, could have a risk of a shower or thundershower mainly out towards i- i-81. visibility down to zero now in frederick, maryland and only half mile in manassas. any rain chances today? most likely before 6:00 out to the north and west of the city. if we'll get any rain today in the metro, more likely after about 6:00 tonight. a look at the weekend coming up. good morning jack taylor. in leesburg eastbound 6 after 9, the crash we had earlier, authorities have arrived on scene and eastbound lanes are now blocked. hopefully they will have lanes open very soon. it had been in the center of the roadway. westbound not affected. prince william parkway near wellington ro

accident activity. also may find that blocked at this time. i'm molette green live, this sign gives passengers a heads up. we're just a couple days away from the big maintenance push that will likely cause a lot of disruptions for passengers on the orange and silver lines to start out. thousands of rail passengers use will metro to get into the district every day. so what is the city's plan to help relieve increased congestion and the frustration during this ten us sicontinuous tracking that we'll have? we'll hear from d.c.'s mayor and the transportation chief and others, they need to be out front before safetrack actually kicks in on saturday and especially so before we get into monday morning's commute. so passengers have a

now, metro's gm has cautioned us after all of this is said and done, there could still be hiccups. >> all we're doing is basically rebuilding in effect the track. so stations don't get improved. we still have issues with rail car, all those issues. but the goal is to reduce the track related delays people experience and obviously the safety. >> reporter: coming up in the 6:00 hour, we'll hear from passengers w going to have to make some alternative plans. that is the latest live from the east falls church metro station. hoe l molette green, news 4. brand new effort in the mediterranean sea. crews now working to recover the black boxes from the egyptair flight that crashed two weeks ago. a french ship detected signals from the black boxes yesterday. now crews have to pull them up and hear what they recorded. the plane crashed in the mediterranean while flying from paris to could i owe. officials

rule out terrorism, but at this point we don't know what caused the crash. a warning to the people in texas. emergency officials say there are as many as 8 more inches of rain on the way and the water has nowhere to go. they are warning people to come up with an evacuation plan. the flooding in the state hass rescued. homes are under water, totally destroyed. a d.c. toddler's death in january has been ruled a home side. police say 3-year-old javion drayton died because of complications from a shaking incident in june of 2012. man from southeast was arrested and charged. cincinnati 911. >> my son fell in the zoo exhibit at the fwgorilla. in is a male gorilla standing over him. >> you can hear the frantic

after her 3-year-old son climbed over the enclosure and fell into the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo. the mother called 911 because she thought it would get her help to the son faster. as the 450-pound gorilla started to drag the boy through the exhibit, the mm call reveals the confusion and panic that happened in the moments after the toddler plunged into that moat. as the woman talks with the dispatcher, listen as the woman then starts shout to go her son. >> be calm! he's dragging my son. i can't watch this. i cannot. >> the zoo's dangerous animal response team shot and killed the gorilla called harambe within ten minutes on protect the boy. p shorts say no decision has been made on whether to bring charges against the boy's parents. classes at ucla are on hold until at the least tomorrow after a deadly shooting on

a professor and engineering graduate student are dead after what police on campus are calling a murder-suicide. l.a. police have not identified a office. they say they believe the student shot his professor possibly over a grade we've turned the gun on himself. people who abandoned their homes because of a massive canadian wildfire are finally returning. firefighters welcomed residents back to foft. mcmurray with a g canadian flag. authorities have told those returning to bring two weeks worth of food, water and medication. a very special tribute to for a woman of many secrets. she here is david culver with a local spy's incredible legacy, only declassified in her death. >> reporter: an honor for a fallen spy who this morning is at rest here at arlington national cemetery. stephanie czech rader's life is one for the movies. a graduate

university, during world war ii, stephanie joined the war effort. higher ups quickly recognized her brilliance. she was recruited in the office of strategic service, her if i recall title, a clerk. her real job, an undercover spy. p. >> she was sent back to poland carrying sensitive documents and the security service arrested her. she was aware they were about to arrest her and she disposed of all the documents before they did. >> reporter: she died at 100 years old, buried yesterday at arlington national cemetery. her dedication recognized posthumously with a legion of merit. to learn more about stephanie's incredible life and find out how her cover as a spy got blown, go to the nbc washington app and search "spy honored." i'm david culver, news 4. 20 after 5:00 now on this thursday morning. >> it is thursday. how about that?

chuck bell, i know you like to remind people about that. >> you betcha. not only is it everybody's thursday, but it's only my tuesday because i had the first two days of the week off. boy, was that nice. maybe next week is the week you got your summer say kaegs. it will be worth it. temperatures next week looking fantastic. for now we're still coping with thick fog this morning. northern mother land and parts of central virginia are where the fog is the they cannest. frederick, visibility down to zero. here is the view from reston town center. you can see the low clouds and hint of fog there on the horizon looking north from reston town center, not much in the way of a rain threat here this morning, so you don't need umbrellas first thing. there will be a chance for thundershowers later this afternoon, but not so much in the metro as there is out to the north and west. here is future weather by 1:00 this afternoon, there is the bubbling up of showers along and west of the blue ridge. by 4:00, still dry here inside the metro, but a rumble of

showers and thundershowers from winchester to luray oig. again, best rain chances today will be west of the city p by 6:00 tonight, maybe a few lingering showers drifting into the in the troh, but rain chances in town today, only about 30%. rain chances in the shenandoah valley up 50% to 60%. today extra cloud cover and easterly component to the wind should keep afternoon highs in the low to mid-80s, whereas we were 87 yesterday. if you're going out this evening, a little risk of a shower early, otherwise a pretty dry evening with temperatures in the 70s. here is your "7-day forecast" then. 84 today. 83 tomorrow. much better chance for rain on friday and sunday. most of your saturday morning and saturday afternoon look dry and then great weather moves this next wein next week. how is the news in the traffic department, jack? >> not as sunny as yours. we have i 07 westbound near route 29

authorities headed to the scene. may have lanes blocked. we're hearing traffic is getting along the ride side of tght sid roadway. nothing moves on 7 after route 9, authorities on the creep asc eastbound lanes are closed. it is a scandal that has a lot of people shocked. straight ahead the teacher accused of not only having an affair with him, but now his baby. and it's something you'll want to hear if you plan on buy a new car. why some automakers are still installing faulty takata air bags. and it's something everyone should know how to do. cpr. where to get free training if you don't know how to

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it is a stunning story out of texas. a houston area teacher turned herself in after becoming

student. the boy was an eighth greater she met last summer. court documents say the boys parents did not object to their relationship, however the same documents also said that she had an abortion after a welfare investigation get a toaet toet investigation get a tore questioned her. a woman told police in washington state she went with a mapget a tore questioned her. a woman told police in washington state she went with a map as toman to a storage if a because she was homeless and he said he had a place for her to stay. police have talked to a possible suspect but have not arrested him. a situation to tell you about in northern california. police there believe they have a suspect cornered, they are xwoesh cra negotiating with him to surrender after he opened fire on two police officers. we understand the officers were making a routine traffic stop when things

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. now as 5:30, you might want to give yourself extra time to get to work this morning. >> look at this live picture of the district where the fog is hanging around. that's just one of the four things to know about the

work. >> good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. chuck bell has the other three things to know. >> you guys muscling in on my turf here so? yes indeed, a little bit of fog out there. thickest is northern maryland and central virginia. more clouds moving in for later on today. best chance for rain today will be in the shenandoah valley. but weekend rain chances are sneaking ever upward. so outside this morning, here is the view from our tower. look at the low clouds and fog. we'll be in the mid ae80s brief today. 50% chance of rain in the shenandoah valley. 30% or less in the metro. howard county drivers, i-70 going westbound leaving the baltimore beltway, ramp to go south on 29, an accident. authorities on scene. and the left ramp

you can head up on to 99, work your way around to go south. otherwise you will have to get out route 40, spin around and take back on the eastbound lanes. everything there kind of behind the trees. also a closure 7 after route 9, eastbound lanes remain blocked because of the crash. westbound lanes run affected. prince george's county police chief wants one specific witness to come forward after a deadly shooting in hyattsville. it happened wednesday as two group home residents were walk to greenbelt partly cloudy with a their aide. they passed a parked car with two people inside. police say words were exchanged and someone inside the car shot one of the residents of the group home. witnesses say the other person in the car tried to help the victim. >> i'm reaching out to that person directly. i'm asking you, and if this person has reached on you to you and told you this story, reach out to us. you're not

for this, but you know what happened. >> police have not released any information about the car in question or the people inside. new charges nearly one month after a terrifying scene in tysons. fairfax county police say samuel abutoh intentionally rammed her hummer in to the silver diner restaurant back in the beginning of may. that man that he hit died of his injuries a few weeks later. this morning abutoh faces murder, arson and destruction of property charges. he was a cook at the diner at the time. arlington county police want to know how many students may have bought marijuana from a teaching assistant. zacha zachary van dyke has been charged with selling pot to a 13-year-old. he was was always freshman basketball coach. the school has suspended him until the police investigation is complete. today testimony will continue in the case of the man who prosecutors say identified his shooter with a

melvin pate was shot and paralyzed back in 2010. as soon as he was conscious, pat eflt helped identify his shooter. >> he was able to make an identification of mr. hales by blinking during a photo lineup that police showed him while he was in the hospital. >> this is the first time in maryland this kind of evidence has been allowed in a murder trial. pentagon official is charged with stealing license plates. the person behind the thefts is bryan whitman. he was one of the pentagon's top spokesmen during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he was arrested after plates were stolen from a car so many times her boss installed a security camera. he eventually handed over the stolen plates and was charged with three counts of misdemeanor theft. witness whitman has

deal. it is 5:34. a woman from washington says uber drivers are discriminating against her. tiffany is blind and always walks with a service dog. she says drivers routinely refuse to let her bring her dog along for the ride. now she's suing. >> it's about ensuring that every person who is blind or has any other disability is able to get the service they need when they want it just like everyone else in the d.c. metro area. >> she filed the lawsuit yesterday in federal court seeking monetary damages. we reached out to uber, a company spokesperson tells us ub uber's code of conduct explicitly states driver must accommodate service animals and thin who refuses to do so will lose their uber driving privileges. your commute is about to speed up. starting tomorrow, the district's department of transportation will begin work to retime hundreds of traffic lights. crews will start the work at nrl

northwest. the signals will use updated traffic and pedestrian data to reduce wait times. ddot estimates delays could be reduced by almost 30%. today president obama is in colorado to deliver the commencement address to the air force academy's class of 2016. it comes at a time when global threats appear to be pulling the nation back into con frequeflic. the white house says the prz will use the speech to talk to military members about how they should approach the future. the thunderbirds will perform after his address. 20 minutes, that is all it takes to learn how to help save a life. and that's why d.c. health officials say there is no really excuse to not be certified in cpr. it's national cpr week and health officials hope to spread the word about free training sessions across the city. they say d.c. has very due residents who know cpr techniques. >> those first couple of minutes are extry

keeping the organ viable so when ems gets there, we're able to intervene and eventually get the person to the place where they can get the proper treatment. so it's about buying someone time. >> first responders offer training for community groups who request it. in the past eight months of the hands on hearts cpr program, nearly 6,000 people have been trained. 6:36. a live look outside this morning where it's clear, cloudy, fog? >> a little foggy, alle little cloudy. >> what she said. even more in some other places. chuck bell will clear it all up for us. a closer look at that and your school day forecast. and a teaching assistant under arrest, what he's accused of doing with students. and imagine buying a storage freezer and finding a body inside. that happened to one lady. we'll tell you why she was told itas there and why that wpe

i opened the freezer immediately after the tfirst tie and saw the foot and decided i should call 911. >> authorities say the body was real, but they don't think there was any foul play here. the north carolina woman made the disturbing discovery from a keep freezer she bought from a neighbor who moved

was the person's elderly mother. they ruled the death as natural. the seller of the freezer could still face charges. just about 5:41 on this thursday morning. >> chuck bell with a look at what we're expecting today. f >> never do anything more than just lend a hand to your neighbor. visibility down to a quarter of a mile in frederick, maryland. that's where the thickest of the fog is. so be on the lookout. kids, if you're going to school in the shenandoah valley, you may need the umbrella, but rain chances in and around the city are pretty close. waiting on the sun to come up just five minutes from now. temperatures today low to mid-80s. and there is a slight chance for the showers today, but better rain chances out in the shenandoah valley. and we put a big dent in the deficit. we'll be doing more catching up in the rainfall department. more about how much rain may fall

we have our issue, a vehicle left the roadway oich70 west at. the left exit ramp is blocked. state here remains on scene. if you're leaving the baltimore area, you will have to go north on the exit ramp, make a u turn to return to southbound 29. still have our captive audience leesburg eastbound 7 all lanes blocked after 9. westbound lanes are open but eastbound has nowhere to go. >> jack taylor filling in while melissa takes time off. thank you, jack. and right now you can participate in the do more 24 campaign. all day united way is helping hundreds of nonprofits raise money. this is the largest 24 hour online giving day. and nbc 4 is a proud partner. we're all hoping to help local organizations dedicated to serving our community. we have lots of information about the specific organizations

you can also find out how to donate there and on the do more 24 website. guns, sex and drugs. the homework that landed a teacher on leave. a scare for redskins players off the field. why some of their personal information may have been compromised. and clinton versus sanders versus trump. how the democratic frontrunner is trying to tackle both of her

a fire to tell you about in new jersey. the home still smoldering after a fire late last night and police tell us that they have removed multiple bodies from that home. our sister station in new york is hearing that the victims may have been shot in a murder-suicide moments before that fire erupted.

still being looked into at this hour. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. d.c. officials will look at what they can do to stop scenes like this one. megan mcgrath with what officials are doing to try to solve this growing rproblem. >> reporter: if you see those videos, they're really pretty scary. people on atvs and dirt bikes doing all kinds of crazy tricks on public streets. there are other cars around, pedestrians around, in some cases people on bicycles can be seen. it's very dangerous behavior and there is a move to increase the penalties in the hopes of deterring people from doing it. this is the latest one that we found that was posted to instragram this week. it shows a man on a dirt bike, he is driving on

street popping wheelies, all kinds of tricks. again, you can see that he's in regular traffic and at times turning in front of other vehicles. very, very dangerous behavior. and police believe that that is the same person seen in another video on an atv actually taunting police in prince george's county. now, in the district, a bill has been introduced to increase the penalties. we're talking about 180 days in jail. $1,000 fine and a one year suspended license for the third offense. the mayor is going to be holding a press conference later on this morning. we're expecting to hear more later on when she makes her comments. back to you. we are getting new information about a case involving an nfl player shot and killed. will smith played for the new orleans saints. lawyers for the man who shot him are now claiming self defense because smith was drunk when he nearly hit the man's car. in fact a toxicology report says smith's blood alcohol level was nearly three times

limit. smith family attorney says the report doesn't change the case and that the man who killed smith is a murderer. a tote bag donated to a thrift store led to police charging an ohio man with sexually abusing a child. police arrested 48-year-old gary soby after picture of him molesting a young child were found in a bag he donated to salvation army. it also contained pieces of his mail which led detectives to the previous home where the alleged crimes happened. police say he confessed to taking those pictures 16 years ago. todayed m ethe man who put baby bison will be in court. yellow stone park officials had to euthanize the animal because it could not be reunited with its herd. the suspect says he put the baby bison in his car because he thought the animal looked cold. park officials ticketed him for

heroin overdoses are on the rise in virginia and it also mean as dramatic spike in hospital visits. virginia ers reported 500 visits for the first four months of 2016 that's about 2 1/2 times the number of visits during the same time last year. health officials say one possible reason for the surge, no policies making it harder to get prescription painkillers p. and it looks like a pilot promise this loudoun county is working. on tuesday road maintenance workers and deputies rescued an unconscious man in his car on hill s borrow road. they recognized signs of a potential overdose and administered narcan and revived the man. p. at least four automakers may be selling new cars with those faulty takata air bags. those cars are being sold legally because investigators believe they won't go

least two to three year. they include new models from mitsubishi, volkswagen and audi. toyota and chrysler are also selling vehicles with potentially air bags but both insist it's not under recall. >> we're not going to sell it, we're not going to put our customers at arriving. >> t risk. >> the advice is buyer beware. it was all over, but i guess secretary clinton maybe is looking at polling which suggests otherwise. an excited bernie sanders as we learn how close the california democratic primary could be. voters go to the polls there on tuesday. 475 democratic delegates up for grabs there. and nbc news wall street jourp natural mayor wrist poll out yesterday shows senator sanders only two points behind secretary clinton. that's well within the poll's more than 4 point margin of area.

even a small victory could give him justification to remain in the race through july's democratic convention despite trailing in the delegate math. let's go live now to capitol hill and tracy spots this morning. it's looking like sanders won't be stepping down. how could that be a problem for hillary clinton? >> reporter: because of the momentum that he'll gain if he wins california and right now as you just showed, it's a possibility. i mean, there is a big difference in what we saw a few weeks ago when she was up by ten percentage points and hasn't even spent that much time in california. now she's in a dead heat with bernie sanders. they split the delegates proportionately, so even if she loses california, she could still get enough delegates on secure the nomination. but it would also give sanders a reason to stay in the race and a reason to continue to split the democratic vote for weeks. >> let's talk about trump university and its impact on the

hillary clinton will calling trump himself a fraud. >> reporter: and now she will be going after his foreign policy, as well. the trump u lawsuit has brought out a lot of documents in the last few days. trump says that he was selling education. the people who are suing him say that he was essentially selling himself and urging people and forcing people to go into bankruptcy in some cases or max out their credit cards and spend a lot of money on something that really didn't end up benefiting them at all. today is the focus is foreign policy, hillary clinton doing a big speech in california where she'll target him. he's already responding saying that whatever she's going to say about his for policy, what she's been saying so far, is not true. >> tracie potts for us on capitol hill. thank you. time now to check our forecast. chuck bell telling us what we can expect in the day ahead. >> i think you'll like today more than you're not going to like it for sure. most of us will be dry ag

today. better rain chances out north and west of the city into the shenandoah valley, but we first have to deal with a little fog this morning. visibilities are improving a bit now that we're getting just past sunrise, but still only half mile visibility there at the frederick airport. and looking northbound, this is dulles international airport, looking northbound from our camera, you can tell it the little banks of fog right up against the front range of the blue ridge mountains there. rainfall wise, most of the rain now is back out to our west and missing us to the north. so not a big issue there. but that little line of showers will gradually sag its way into the shenandoah valley later today that will bring rain chances back and we're still watching what was tropical storm bonnie here spinning like crazy off the outer banks. the flow around it has more of an easterly component to our wind. so as a result we won't be quite as warm today as yesterday. yesterday we were 87. today we'll be about three to five degrees cooler than

1:30 this afternoon on future weather. notice still all dry in the immediate d.c. metro, but thundershowers bubbling up in the shenandoah valley. and most will stay along the through ridge and westbound today. but one or two of those stragglers could drift into the metro after about 6:00, 7:00 this evening. so most of your day will be dry. here is your "7-day forecast." 80s today and tomorrow, rain much more likely for everybody tomorrow. and again coming up on sunday, and then we clear it out heading into next week. it's traffic time. good morning. those trying to get into leesburg, accident eastbound after route 9. but we may have all lanes reopened now at this point. a live look 395 north from spring field, all travel lanes are open. volume for this time kind of

back to you. inappropriate and racist, that's what some parents are calling a math test. eighth grarder e graders were a solve math problems that included murder for hire and drive bi oiy shootings. the teacher says it was supposed to be a joke. she's on administrative leave. i'm scott macfarlane, we're finishing up work on a news 4 iteam investigation tonight showing arising number of art thefts in our country and in in our area. including this case which the fbi recently solved. a missing painting stolen about 60 years ago and was about to be sold at auction just before the fbi recovered it and returned it. the agency tells iteam art theft might be more common than you think. >> the item itself instead of going into a

belongs gets sold on the black market and is in somebody's basement. >> reporter: tonight we'll show you one convicted art thief caught on camera, also trying to escape from federal custody. and why there are so many special agencies of the art crime unit of the fbi headquartered in and around washington, d.c. in baltimore, scott macfarlane, news 4. i'm landon dowdy. elon musk will definitely get into the car business. he says he believes apple will eventually be a direct competitor with an electric car that could go into production by 2020 and musk says that apple will probably make a good car. back over to you. redskins are confirming a theft that could have serious consequences. the team says an athletic trainer's car was broken into in indianapolis a few months ago. someone stole a laptop from the car. it's not clear exactly

information was on the computer, but it could include thousands of players' medical records. what the district is going to do to help passengers get through safetrack. that story coming up next. nervous homeowners are watching the water right now as heavy rain is expected to cause more problems for already flooded texas communities. i told the police to give him a ticket. >> a young boy proving you don't always need police around to make sure you obey all the traffic laws. plus an end of freedom and liberty, at least at the arboretum as the eaglets get ready to spread their wings.

metro prepares to kickoff its saafetrack plan. and new concerns across texas as rivers there continue to rise. chuck bell here now with our out-the-door forecast. good morning, everybody. coming up on 6:00 sharp. this is our camera at national harbor. you can see the washington monument right there, but there are areas of fog to be det

low beams on and speeds down. chance for rain showers mainly in the shenandoah valley today and i'm getting more worried that sunday could be a lost cause to raindrops. right now 65 at reston town center, 61 in manassas with thick fog near manassas, as well. 64 in college park, maryland. should be mid-70s by 9:00 and afternoon temperatures today low to mid-80s. and again highest rain chances near i-81. speaking of roads, here is jack taylor. 270 south out of frederick, no real problems to speak of knock on wood. in decent shape south 85. a live look at 109. traffic building to a moderate volume. i-70 out near 29, southbound ramp of 29 along the left side, a vehicle went into the woods. they are trying to get the traffic lanes n.