major party nominee. >> for the first time hillary clinton claiming the title presumptive democratic nominee for president with wins nearly across the board last night. clinton now has a majority of delegates. >> and that is without california. as of right now, it's still too early to call the race here. 57% of the vote is in in california with clinton leading 57% to 42% there. we'll take a look at the results we do have. clinton won by a large margin in new jersey. but senator bernie sanders came close in new mexico and south dakota. the results overnight show sanders with victories in both montana and north dakota. >> now clinton says the real race begins. she's focused less on senator sander last night and set her sights instead on the fight against donald trump. >> our children and grandchildren will look back at this time at t

about to make, the goals we will strive for, the principles we will live by and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us. >> clinton told thousands of her supporters in brooklyn she'll take some time in the next couple of days to let the historical significance of her presumptive nomination sink in. donald trump also spoke directly to sanders' supporters last night who he says were, quote, left out in the cold by a rigged system. and he encouraged them to join his campaign the clinton family embodies the establishment he's trying to undo. >> we can't solve our problems by counting on the politicians who created our problems. the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an artform for themselves. >> the presumptive gop nominee says as soon as monday he pl

against the clintons. now we'll get the latest from the sanders campaign. angie goff is standing by at the news desk. >> senator sanders is not done with his campaign. overnight he told supporters in california he's going to continue to fight and fight for us, for d.c. voters, next week. >> i believe in what the majority of the american people believe. >> reporter: sanders hit on many of his themes, wealth equality and racial environmental justice. he also told supporters he got a call from the president earlier in the night. nbc's tracie potts is standing by and will have more on what this all means coming up in a few minutes. back to you. thank you. right now four things to know about your forecast. >> chuck bell is here with a big

>> doesn't that feel nice, everybody? wow, oh, so nice. humidity on vacation for the next couple of days. the only real knock on the day will be a gusty wind, but it's a northwest wind with wind gusts up in the 25 to 35-mile-per-hour range. still tracking a small chance for showers on your weekend. the high resolution computer model, a mostly sunny start. we'll pick up building clouds but one or two straight five-minute long showers here during the front part of the day and mostly sunny by later this afternoon. hourly temperatures, no more 80s in the next couple of days. we are only in the 50s and 60s. it will be a perfect day to open up the windows. so nice of a day, in fact, jack taylor, you can sit in traffic with a happy face because of the cool weather. maybe we'll put the top down, we'll see how that depose. thank you. the orange and silver line this morning, this morning number 3, we'll see how this

monday was one thing, tuesday is another as we lived through it yesterday. falls church and boston is a single lane. surge number one is going on right now. we have 66 here eastbound getting past 123 headed to the area. westbound is not affected. light volume, no slowdowns so far making the trip from oakland to the beltway. back to you. jack, thank you. 4:34 and metro's safetrack program continues today and jack mentioned the single tracking near east falls church and ballston. they are operating every 18 minutes instead of every 6 minutes. metro released this video showing crews making repairs to the orange and silver line. surge one lasts until next thursday and surge two

june 18. more of you are driving and the district isn't quite ready to deal with the extra cars. take a look at the video from the evening rush yesterday as cars blocked the intersection with complete gridlock downtown. muriel bowser says the extra officers for the intersections have not been hired yet. >> this is something we have not prepared for yet. but we are expecting the brunt of the impacts in the district to happen over a course of a couple of surges. so we're going to gear up just as fast as possible. >> reporter: now the mayor says 20 new officers should be hired by the end of the month and another 20 by the fall. thank you for sharing your commuting stories with us during safetrack. keep them coming and tweet them to us using #safetrack. we have also listed deals from uber and capitol b

just head to our app. and right now authorities are trying to determine whether a body found last night is that of a missing boater from frederick. montgomery county fire and rescue pulled the body out of the potomac river around 9:30. officials say a hiker noticed the body near great falls. police are investigating what caused the death. and today the jury could reach a verdict in a rape case in d.c.'s capitol hill neighborhood. antoine pitt is accused of sexually assaulting a young mother in her home last october. before the attack, he cut off his gps ankle monitor. and the judge accused of attacking a mcclain couple will be in court. they are trying to show that andrew shmuhl

say when the attack happened. it was hard, it was really hard. i'm glad he got justice and am glad it is over with. i'm glad my son can rest in peace now. >> the victim was paralyzed by the shooting but he identify ie jermaine hailes by blinking to indict him. for the first time ever in maryland, a judge ruled in melvin pate's favor. and we have a developing story out of michigan after a truck driver slammed into a group of bicyclists. five people were killed. now this happened in cooper township. you're looking at the scene after this accident. four others we know are recovering from serious

they were trying to track down the driver of the truck reportedly driving erratically. after the driver crashed, he took off on foot and crews were able to catch the 50-year-old man shortly thereafter. so far no charges have been filed. we'll stay on top of the story. eun? 4:38 now and happening today, the prime minister of india will address a joint meeting of congress. this comes at the invitation of house speaker paul ryan. the prime minister met with president obama at the white house on tuesday. the leaders discussed clean energy, security and economic issues. tickets now available for mohommad t mohommad ali's service are going to be made available to the public for free. nbc will broadcast friday's memorial service. we want to break back in because we just got new information on that deadly crash

in damascus. we have just learned that all three of the victims are students at clarksburg high school. two of them died, one is in critical condition. shortly after midnight you're seeing pictures from the scene, the vehicle burst into flames and part

i'm angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news. three clarksburg high school students are dead after this crash on burnt hill road in damascus. their truck right there unrecognizable after slamming into a tree and going up in flames. we're working right now to find out what caused the crash. krtiiswn right is live on the scene. standby for her update on this tragic situation. i'm angie goff at the live desk. 4:42 is your time right now. i want to get you caught up on theor fecast this morning. >> chuck bell is telling us about a big change. it's cool out there, chuck bell. >> doesn't that feel nice? it started yesterday afternoon. you could feel the humidity dropping as the winds started to pick up. northwesterly breezes have driven temperatures back down to the upper 50s to lower 60s. 64 downtown at national airport with the urban heat island. so your school day forecast, you may need the lightest jacket this morning.

in spite of the breeze, it will be a great day to be outside. the rain chances today only about 20% or less. not even worth a brief passing mention. today the highs in the low to mid-70s. i'll show you the seven-day coming up. now to our traffic partners and a man with a plan, jack taylor. the overhang on the rock creek parkway continues. traffic will alternate at the scene. the volume is light. traffic so far is moving well through the area. the outer loop down near the mormon temple, they are doing road work to occupy the roadway. there is light volume. the orange and silver line still single track iing near falls church. back to you. one word, oprah. what the icon is doing in d.c. tomorrow. >> and our coverage ofhe

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thank you all. the struggle continues! >> this is our moment to come together. so please, join our campaign. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> he is not stepping down but the fight is on to steal supporters from senator bernie sanders. our coverage of decon

where nbc's tracie potts is standing by. tracey, if the election taught us anything, the sanders' voters are committed all the way. >> reporter: no question about that and that continues to be a problem for hillary clinton. they are committed to him but not to her as some polls suggested. a significant number of sanders voters are that way. of the six states that voted yesterday, he's won two of them and it's still too early to call in california where he insisted he would be competitive. so yes, a big priority in the democratic primary and the clinton campaign wants to win over those sanders voters. >> does sanders have anything to hold on to at this point? why does he continue to hold on? >> reporter: he said repeatedly he's the head of a movement here. he seems to really care about the issues that they have brought forward in this campaign as part of the reason why he's going to be meeting with president

that's part of the reason why he continues. listen to what he says when he says we're going forward to the convention. he doesn't say we're going forward to the convention necessarily to win the nomination, but we are going forward to bring these issues to light. some of the inequities, social inequities and economic equities. >> and bernie sanders and barack obama are going to meet tomorrow? >> reporter: yes, this was at sanders' request. president obama did congratulate him after what happened last night. but now sanders wants to come to talk to the president. the white house wants to deal with the issues important to sanders and the millions of people supporting him and how they incorporate that in what the democrats hope to be a successful campaign going into the fall. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us, thank you. 4:49 and

a plane crashing into a maryland home two years ago. the pilot, two passengers and three people on the ground all died. the national transportation safety board's final report says the pilot failed to turn on crucial de-icing equipment which eventually led to the plane stalling and crashing. this particular jet had no system to warn the pilot. the ntsb recommends training to help pilots recommend icing dangers and take immediate action. ten people are now in jail due to a multiagency drug investigation. 40 kilograms of heroin was also seized with an estimated street value of $4 million. officials say they coordinated their sources in india, africa and other areas. an undercover sting leads to a body shop that was dealing in stolen goods. news4's pat

man at the store who didn't know anything about it. >> reporter: is there a fencing operation going on? >> i don't know what is going on. >> reporter: buying and selling stolen goods? so what do you make of this whole thing? >> i don't know. that's -- i'm waiting for whatever thing -- i don't know anything right now. >> reporter: has anybody been arrested? >> no. >> reporter: the man is charged with stolen property, distribution of heroin and other charges. this november fairfax county voters will decide whether to add a new meals tax to the menu. the board of supervisors voted to put the tax referendum on the ballot yesterday to mean an extra 4% tax on prepared foods bought at restaurants and grocery stores. the county estimates it would generate almost $100 million for schools, capitol projects and more. and voters in the district will see their pay

$15 an hour. muriel bowser plans to vote through the bill to higher the minimum wage that is currently at $10.50. it is still unknown what this means for businesses. >> it could be problematic nor the city in getting new businesses to come in and retaining some of the old businesses. so the jury is still out. >> tipped worker who is receive a lower minimum will also see their wages go up in d.c. from $2.77 to $5 per hour by 2020. oprah winfrey will recognize a d.c. shelter that has been serving women for 40 years tomorrow. oprah will serve as the keynote speaker at n street village annual empowerment luncheon. women who find themselves there in crisis situation won't be turned away.

>> i need discipline. i'm a recovering addict and came here for the sole purpose of learning how to go without using drugs and alcohol. >> in all of our programs, everybody stays, every woman stays as long as she needs to. >> lynda rush has been drug-free for five years and will also serve as a keynote speaker with oprah. and n street village just opened a new program on fifth street northwest. just an incredible place. chuck bell and i lived in that neighborhood for years. >> and i live only a couple hundred yards away, so the dogs and i walk by there every single day and get a chance to say hello to a lot of ladies on the street. what a great operation really doing a great job. 63 degrees right now, 70 this time yesterday. >> it feels nice. >> you like this. aaron likes this. >> this is outdoor running e

if you're an outdoor runner, these are the precious few days in the summer months you can actually run without feeling the need to carry six gallons of water with you. outside this morning, already a little early morning color coming on this long summer day. it is going to be a beauty. cooler air moving in. we get to keep it for today, for tomorrow, on into friday as well. the only real knock on today, they are looking for something to complain about, it will be on the breezy side. northeast winds 20 to 25 miles per hour. the rain chances are not zero but very, very low. 20% or less. so the next couple of days really other than the breeze around, nice with plenty of sunshine. nothing to really worry about. no rain chances on thursday or friday at all. heading into saturday, there will be a 30% to 40% chance of thunderstorms. but late, late, late in the day, might even be after 7:00 to 8:00 at night. most of your outdoor plans on saturday morning and afternoon won't be affected at all. we are in the mid-50

your forecast today, a mix of clouds and sunshine by later on this afternoon. but really, rain chances not much of an issue. here's the one little ripple in the atmosphere that could ring one or two lonesome showers. the best rain chance today will be across parts of northern maryland and in the northern tip of the shenandoah valley. by and large, most everyone will be missed by the rain drops for today. if you're thinking about going to the beach this weekend, good idea. get on down to the beach early on friday. a little chance for a shower late in the day saturday here and that goes for the beaches as well. it will be a nice one, 75 today. 78 tomorrow. back to near 80 on friday. the mid-80s for highs over the weekend and staying cooler than average and lower than average humidity as well. that is always good news to keep everyone's hair a little straighter. we'll to to jack taylor in traffic, right, jack? the king of straight hair, exactly. 66 coming eastbound we had an early crash after 123 headed toward nutley along the far right side of the roadway. everything is cleari

roadway, just headlights now. no flashing lights, which is a good thing. this morning we'll have adjusted traffic patterns with the ongoing work of metro and the orange and silver line. we'll be single-tracking again this morning. plan ahead as changes are happening day to day as everyone adjusts to the morning rush hour. we have breaking news right now in stafford county where we just confirmed a sheriff's deputy has been shot. >> we have a crew headed to the scene there. right now angie goff is at the live desk worki to get mngo

i'm angie goff live at the news desk with breaking news from stafford county where we just confirmed a sheriff's deputy there has been shot. we have been speaking with officials who say he's recovering and is expected to be okay. but we're still making more calls to find out more information including where this happened. anything we can get on the suspect and the shooter. derrick ward is headed there for more on this developing story out of stafford county. eun? parents in prince george's county have a long list of concerns after accusations of sexual assault on children in public schools. they are weighing in on a recent review of school safety by an independent task force. some of those on the task force don't believe there was confusion about how or whether to report complaints from

students. >> i started my career teaching in this system and i guarantee you that i knew absolutely that i was to report. and i looked at the video. the video was very, very clear about the responsibility to report, to tell your principal and then to call the police or child protective services. >> the it wastask force recomme more than 60 changes after charges came against a teacher who faces federal charges for abusing children on and off school property. earlier this week we learned a separate task force will soon investigate this specific case. the fight over who gets to use the bathroom is headed to the supreme court. the gloucester county school board in virginia is going to court over gavin's case that can't use the bathroom matching his gender identity. the school board argues providing an alternative bathroom is enough. the nfl is working with investigators this morning to

account. right now this tweet is not true. it says nfl commissioner roger goodell died. he's alive and well this morning. someone posted the tweet during the hack yesterday. analysts say it does not represent a major threat. >> this is a relatively low-level type of attack. it could be done to target somebody, somebody who is looking to get bragging rights. >> major celebrities including katy perry and mark zuckerberg had their accounts hacked recently. quote, you leave the office for a day of golf and your own network kills you off, #harsh. and kashi is recalling their golean baklava bars. they have a best by date in july, august and september. giant has taken the product off the shelves and you can return them for a refund.