increased vigilance throughout the campus. the man charged with keeping your food safe says the fda often takes too long to issue recalls. the agency inspector general looked at 30 recent food recalls. the report found the fta did not have appropriate policies in place for timely voluntary recalls. the report also found the fda did not advise its staff to give food companies deadlines. the fda says it acts quickly in the majority of cases and is now establishing a review team. match making app tinder will soon be available for those over 18 years old only. according to the company starting next week, only adults will be able to sign into the dating app. currently a user has to be 13 years old to access and use the app. 13-year-olds are on tinder? the app has two separate community, one for those age 13 to 17 and another for 18 and up. the problem is can you really figure out who is on which community.

new information in, a manhattan now over for a shooting suspect in ohio. we understand that during this altercation, a sheriff's deputy was wounded. it all started to unfold last night. deputies responding to a domestic incident when somebody opened fire on the deputy and a second person also shot. at this time we understand that both people are expected to be okay and again that 19-year-old shooting suspect now in custody. back over to you. good morning, everybody. 5:01. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check our forecast right now. a beautiful day and warm weather in the future. >> meteorologist chuck bell has our weather headlines. >> something's going on in there. i don't know what it is. >> neither do i. >> back here in the weather office -- something funny going on, no doubt about that. capital pride festival going on this weekend.

to 7:00 p.m. on pennsylvania avenue. so do know if you're going to the festival, it will be a hot one for sure. temperature at noon on sunday will be near 88 degrees. near 90 by 3:00. turning a little on the breezy side, as well. temperatures will be in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. so great day for the festival. meanwhile, today actually looks like a very nice day, as well. afternoon highs today only in the upper 70s to low and mid-80s. a perfect finish to your friday afternoon. more about the weekend forecast coming up. it's traffic time. good morning, jack taylor. >> we're off to a great start riding in maryland out of frederick county. 270 southbound, a live look down near 118. volume still light early this morning. you will find 15 getting from maryland into virginia, south of point of rocks, late clearing work zone. that should be wrapping up. traffic will alternate one direction at a time. also pretty quiet the so far northbound 95 it

a live look down in lorton, depend traffic moving very well. continuing north at spring field up to 395 and across the inbound 14th street bridge, looking good. developing this mornings we're working to find out if dual highway is still closed after a deadly crash. a cyclist was hit by a car on that road last night. this happened in hagerstown near dual and cornell road. a cyclist pulled out in front of a car and the driver wasn't able to stop in time. new details this morning in a prince george's county homicide we told you about yesterday. police have arrested two brothers in connection with the death of jabari jones on castlewood place. investigators say tee car low and shawn dickerson were apparently involved this in a fight with joebs. jones was found dead behind a house. today 24there will be a hearing for a man cha

attempted rape. metro police say it happened on a red line train. the victim says 39-year-old john hicks held her at knifepoint and tried to rape her. the woman says he forced her to perform a sex act on him. police say he may also be responsible for an unrelated sex assault in montgomery county. you didn't give any of us a chance to speak. >> parents make their frustrations clear at a meeting about transgender students at fairfax county public schools. >> last year the board agree heed to include transgender students in its thon discrimination policy. parent who's possess the plan say they didn't get proper notice about the agenda and couldn't sign up to speak last night. the policy includes allowing students to use the bathroom of their choice. >> to me it is a big deal. i recently went on a field trip with my class and i wasn't even allowed to use the

bathroom at the museum that we went to until all the girls in my class cleared the bathrooms. >> school board did not make any decisions about the issue. we're waiting to hear back from the district to clarify its agenda policy. >> today the third trial surrounding the accuweathdeath e gray will continue. officer caesar goodson drove the van where gray suffered a deadly neck injury. prosecutors say goodson gave gray an intentional rough ride, running a stop sign and crossing the center line. of the six officers indicted, bad for son faces the most serious including a murder charge. his lawyers say that gray's injuries were self-inflicted. today landlords in d.c. will get some incentives to renovate. the district will launch a pilot program to offer loans to eligible owners of multifamily problems. mayor muriel bowser will reveal

details about the plan later this morning. just into the live desk, we're hearing about a 5 about.2 magnitude earthquake near the palm springs area. we are learning that there have already been a number of aftershocks, this happened about 1:00 this morning. and people as far west as probably 100 miles from that location, san diego, los angeles reporting that they could feel it in their area. again, this is a 5.1 magnitude earthquake near the area of palm springs. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. it could be extraordinary if the people of washington bei, o nation's capital, stood up and told the world that they are ready to lead this country into a political revolution. >> bernie sanders makes a clear push for the final democratic primary in d.c. that's despite president obama

endorsing hillary clinton. both hillary clinton and donald trump are bringing their campaigns here today. clinton with speak about women's health issues in northwest washington at noon. donald trump will also be in northwest for a speech with mitch mcconnell. after that, he has a campaign rally in richmond. ahead at 5:50, we'll break down the state of the campaign with edward lawrence including reaction to those new endorsements and challenges for both parties. the search is on for a man accused of sexually assaulting a metro passenger. the picture police want you to see. the heat returns this weekends and when we could see more humidity. and orange is not the new black. that and more on what president obama h to sayad

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>> it will be a nice low impact day from the weather department today. low humidity, nice and warm. temperatures just about average for the now almost middle parts of june. your commute in this morning, beautiful weather. temperatures in the mid-60s on your way in with plenty of sunshine and coming back today also. just a few high thin clouds, that will be it. coming back home today, temperatures around 83. travel conditions, nothing to worry about locally or regionally. nationally, if you're flying, miami, ft. lauderdale, minneapolis, chicago and houston area all could have some thunderstorm delays especially later on this afternoon. so who skdoesn't have to worry about thunderstorm delays? jack taylor. >> nice. we'll keep the roadways dry. outer loop off to a quiet start. those headed away from us is the outer loop towards georgia

no early delays as we start things off. quiet in virginia 95 and 395. 66 approaching the beltway, very, very light. a lot of space between things. no trouble spots. headed toward the beltway eastbound looking good if. just reminder that is this the last day this week dealing with the orange and silver line single tracking. goes through thursday of next week. so plan ahead. always give yourself that extra time. tuesday, wednesday, thursday weren't attractive, so hopefully this morning is better. 5:12. police in prince george's county need your help finding a sex assault suspect. >> megan mcgrath is live at the new carrollton metro station with more on what happened. >> reporter: well, police have some pretty good surveillance pictures of the than thman thate looking for. the hope is that someone will recognize him and call investigators. the suspect that

looking forks he was wearing a red coat with a cross or plus on the back and on the sleeves. he was also wearing black track pants with a by the stripe dowhe down the side. police believe that the suspect followed his victim from the new carrollton metro station to a business in the 4,000 block of garden city drive here in landover not far away. at that location, the woman was sexually assaulted. now, investigators say that the suspect and the victim did not know each other, but he is still on the loose and police could use some help in identifying him. then with information if you recognize the man seen in those photo, you're asked to call prince george's county police. back to you. get in your lane. i'm like sir, it's -- i'm like two, just trying to show him two lanes. >> a d.c. woman says a terrifying and violent road rage incident started when another driver thought she crossed into his

markeater holyroyd was driving down south 15th street when a man drove up behind her, threw something at her car and then cursed at her. arlington police say that man was 55-year-old timothy dubois. once the two were stopped at a red light, dubois got out of his car, head her and pulled her out her car and kept hitting her while her 11-year-old son watched. >> and then he took my hair and he began to, you know, bang it on my truck. and so my son was screaming get off my mom, get off my mom, get off my mom. >> holyroyd says during the struggle, dubois bit her finger and drew blood. two men pulled him off of her. dubois was charged with malicious wounding, assault and battery and driving under the influence. eastbound lanes of the connector after exit 3 are back open this morning after a terrible motorcycle crash last night. it shut down part of the road there. maryland transportation authorities police say one person was taken to the hospil

police are looking into what caused the crash. a brush fire in arizona so bad that fema has already okayed disaster assistance. this was a story we started covering earlier this week. we understand now there have been more than 1300 acres scorched. there have been hundreds of people evacuated from their homes. if you know where phoenix is in arizona, this is about 60 miles northwest of that area. this is the tenderfoot fire as it's being called. and again, fema, new information this morning, has already okayed disaster funding for that area. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. your time is 5:15. we're following a developing story in nicaragua. a 6.1 magnitude earthquake that may have caused some damage. so far we have not heard whether anyone or anything is hurt, but earthquakes of that size can be dangerous. the quake hit near the we were coast of nicaragua.

after shob aftershocks. the last day for anyone claiming to be an heir of prince to get their paperwork in. prince didn't leave the a will. court documents list six half sin li siblings or siblings. thousands are expected to fill a louisville arena today to say good-bye to muhammad ali sarah dallof is live with how the boxer will be honored. >> reporter: in just a few hours, the doors will open and some 18,000 people will file inside to pay final respects to muhammad ali. now, according to his advisers, ali himself helped plan this funeral laying out his desire for it to be open to the public and people of all faiths. it will begin with a sole

final trip past his childhood home and the ali center. inside he will be eulogized by former president bill clinton, friend billy crystal and broadcaster bryant gumbel. now, tickets for the event are free, they were handed out earlier this week to long lines of people. they were gone in about an hour. those who weren't able to get a ticket or who weren't able to make the trip here to kentucky, it will be live streamed online so that all may take part in this final good bye. >> we have you covered for all the tributes. you can see it streaming live on the nbc washington app starting around 2:00 today. also watch for an nbc news special report once the eulogy begins. starting today, it is about to get easier to get out of town for a summer get theaway. the northbound 95 express lanes and i-95 -- i-395 rather hov lines will now close at

reversal. that early closure means southbound travelers on 95 can sbrer those lan enter those lanes around 11:30. the schedule will remain in place throughout the summer. it's a special day for the first family. malia obama graduates from sidwell friends school. and then she will it a gap year before she starts at harvard university next fall. you may recall that president obama admitted he refused an invitation to speak at this morning's ceremony, he said he'd be wearing dark sunglasses to hide the tears. just have to be a dad sometimes p. president obama was on the "tonight show" last night. he started things off by slow jamming the news. >> climate change is real, health care is affordable. >> umm. commander in preach. >> what did he say? >>

>> the real interview was laced with with a few jokes about the campaign trail. >> has donald trump called you for visitor talked to you at all? first of all, you've given him some fret good advice on so far. but i would call you. >> no. no, he hasn't. no. >> no. >> statement your face says it all. president obama made history actually with this appearance. this was the first time a sitting president actually sat on the "tonight show" couch. >> so they just do the skits and such? >> usually a sitting president doesn't do talk shows is what it really is. so i think he's the first president in office to be on one of the talk shows actually in the studio. >> wonderful. i think the slow jamming the news is hilarious. >> also fun. >> commander in preach. 5:19 your time right now. >> chuck bell here now.

chuck, good morning. >> we know when you're afraid of the toss, it doesn't come. when i'm not expecting it, bam. outside thimorning, it is going to be another great day. i hope you've been enjoying our little break from the heat and humidity of what is typical for summertime away here. mostly clear sky out over downtown washington this morning. no chance for rain today. over the weekend, rain chances are there, but they're very, very low. only about a 30% chance at most tomorrow and even lower chances on sunday. so all the stuff you want to do outside this weekend on the whole i like your chances of getting it done without any rain interruption. high pressure has been in charge of our weather, that's where all the cool mornings have been coming from, but as it moves out, winds on the back side become more south and southwesterly. that brings the heat and humidity down south into the mid-atlant mid-atlantic, so we will be hot this with weekend. future weather, all sunshine and dry today, dry overnight. could be one or two lonesome sprinkles early tomorrow as the er

during the afternoon tomorrow, here is 3:00 and again, here is why i'm optimistic that your rain chances are really low. just a random chance at a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow during the afternoon. tomorrow evening a slightly better chance between about 7:00 and 9:00. but on the whole most of your plans will be unenter represented. temperatures to get you started on a friday, we're mostly in the 60s here this morning. another good rise in temperatures today up into the low and mid-80s. perfect night for baseball if you're going down, phillies are in town, 7:05 first pitch. perfect for baseball. then tomorrow i think our first 90 degree day of the year. perfect day to the beach. any chances for rain tomorrow at the beach probably come in after 8:00 at night, so saturday will be a good beach day as will sunday. capital pride parade coming up tomorrow afternoon, hot and humid, only 30 chance for shower

the next four day, 80s today, 90s both days over the weekend. saturday hot and humid, sunday breezy and less humid. we love to be able to say less humid. jack taylor at wtop in the glass enclosed nerve center. good morning. if you're headed along the rock creek parkway early in the morning, through september, overnight work crew works until about 6:00 monday through bring. do you know at the kennedy center, traffic alternates by the long term work zone. not causing a big delay early this morning. beltway nice friday pace. all your travel lanes open. moving around the posted speed. if you're headed toward the beach, 50 headed out toward the bay bridge, two lanes going eastbound, three lanes westbound. no delay whatsoever early. we still have the orange and silver line long term single tracking. green line may be

residual delays due to an early train malfunction. back into you. it is the last place you'd ever want to lose power. an amusement arc. what happened to all these people still on rides at the time. and normally they don't tell you about them, but this is a flash mob you might want to know about ahead of time. what is expecd inte

scary moments at an amusement park in south carolina after a power outage left riders stuck up it n the air. the tower is 300 feet tall and rider were stuck for more than an hour. two other rides also became stuck. the fire department eventually rescued everyone and no within was hurt. the u.s. military has more power in the fight against the taliban. the white house approved plans to expandli

if in afghanistan. close to 10,000 u.s. troops are there but not involved in direct combat. the house signed off on a rescue package to ease puerto rico's financial crisis.legislation will create a financial control board and allow restructuring of some of puerto rico's $70 billion debt. the measure now heads to the senate with just three weeks until puerto rico has to make a $2 billion debt payment. this weekend we have an awesome way to help children in our community. ♪ that is a flash mob. you see it there. it broke out into dance four years ago at gul less town center and now saturday more than 400 people will recreate a similar flash mob dance, this time at one loudoun plaza. everyone who comes donate as dollar to help support the riding center, the organization helps children with differ

>> teaching students to learn how to walk or supporting strength and core hustband musc help with walking or daily livi living. >> the flash mob tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. take a good look at this man. what they say he recently did to a student. and we're off to a gorgeous start. only getting better. chuck bell says we could see some rain, closer look at that and fou r

there is a party going on in london, a big one. it is the queen's 90th birthday celebration. want to show you some live pictures now outside st. paul's cathedral. this is the very beginning of what will be a three day affair of celebrations, it's also actually prince philip's 95th birthday today. so this is a service of thanksgiving is what they're calling it. but all weekend long, there will be lots of partying going on. the monarch's birthday is actually in april, but typically celebrated in june because the weather is so much better then. and of course the "today" show will have much more on the queen's 90th birthday celebration coming up. >> i love seeing all the hats and outfits. >> fascinating. >> the little

attach to the front of your head, i've worn one before. but only once. i don't really have a lot of occasions to wear hats. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:32. if you're waiting for a real taste of summer, you're about to get it. chuck bell has 4 things to know. >> you said fascinating and i showed up. outside this morning, the four things you need to know about the forecast, know this. good-bye coolness and cool weather and low humidity. hello to the heat and the 90s as we go into the weekend. both saturday and sunday now look like they will be 90 degrees or higher. not much of a threat for rain this weekend, but rain chances are technically not zero. so i can't give you the guarantee for dry weather. outside this morning, college park, you're down to 59. 61 in rockville. 64 in brandywine. it is friday, that is all that matters. sunshine and beautiful today, temperas

low humidity and a light breeze. so that is excellent news. we'll talk more about the weekend and the draft fforecaste pride parade and all the stuff going on coming up. what is going on in traffic? >> enjoying a quiet friday morning. moving south 270, good to go leaving i-70 headed toward 109. all green. 70 leaving frederick headed out toward baltimore, also green. 15 down near point of rocks, looking good. metro not so great. orange and silver line long term work. single tracking between east falls church and ballston. a little bit of a wrinkle on the green line, as well. expecting some delays because of train malfunction out of branch avenue. back into you. 5:33. happening today an area music instructor facing child pornography charges expected to be sentenc

investigators found child pornography videos in his home. police say a man exposed himself to a teen girl as she walked to a bus stop. this is a sketch the suspect. it happened in the alexandria section. a car pulled up next to the team and she saw the driver expose himself. he drove off and the teen immediately told a parent who told police. d.c. police are getting out into the community to see neighbors from a different point of view. they met with people who live in ward 7 last night for what they are calling a walk and talk. neighbors and officers toured their community on foot pointing out problems and safety concerns. one mother we spoke to says it is exactly what they need. >> i'm relieved that our neighborhood is getting the attention especially in the ward that we live in with the crime right couldskyrocketing three t what it was last year. >> on sunday a teen was shot to death j

night's walk. a man from northern virginia faces decades in prison for aiding isis. yesterday mohamed jamal khweis made his first court appearance this alexandria. he told a tv station that he joined isis last december but decided to defect months ago. he's charged with providing term support to isis, it carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine. the transit agency is adding to its customer service team to provide faster real time responses on social media. metro says it hired four new staffers to answer questions and provide are more frequent service updates. metro's safetrack program will alter commutes on the rails over the next year. and today marks the end of the first week under metro's safetrack program. prince george's county has announced its plans for the next surge which begins june 18. surge two will shut down the blue, orange and silver lines

road and minnesota avenue. the county will shuttle commuters from new carrollton to the greenbelt station on the county bus system. >> we know this is a disruption, we know this is not going to be easy and we know that it will being timely. it will be a length of time they will be dealing with this. we'll make the adjustments we need to make to make people's commutes as easy as possible. >> the shuttles will be free for county residents and head the tr metro plans to add buses, as well. we have your best alternatives to metrorail in the nbc washington app. search "safetrack." a new building going up that will rise 23 stories, that's 115 feet higher than anything at the reston town center. it may also include shopping, restaurants and private rooftop terrace. a huge gift from one of the world's biggest

street village shelter at their annual empowerment luncheon. she not only gave the key note speech, she gave the center $1 million. the d.c. shelter supports women in crisis situations. no one is turned away. the agency provides shelter, medical and employment help and serves 1400 women a year. what an incredible gift. if you different see this story on facebook yet, here it is. just a heartwarming. a woman discovered always boy sneaking into her garage, this is in louisiana la, and he was hugging her dog and then ran away again. she spoes posted this video on-to-find out who the child was. >> turns out he lives in her neighborhood and his dog died last year. the family didn't get another dog yet. but now he and duchess, the neighbor's dog, are best friends. the owner says he is welcome to

visit anytime. >> knock on the door next time. >> what a sweet story. the kids heig s might want jacket this morning, but by the time recess -- no kid in june is going to put on a light jacket. you know what i mean? >> not going to happen. >> any way, chuck bell will have a look at your school day forecast. and traffic stop turns in to a clahase and so much more. what police found in the trunk. and decision 2016 is on. the attacks already being lanched against one of tuhe

if you look at the right side of your screen, for a second you can see a woman's arm. police in pasadena, texas say she was locked in the trunk. >> her ex-boyfriend claims he was pranking her. he drove off when police pulled him over. the man and his current girlfriend are charged with aggravated kidnapping. 5:41 on this friday morning. another cool start. 63 degrees. >> chuck bell here now with the rest of the forecast. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. i mentioned this earlier, but i had the great privilege of being the keynote speaker at the petworth city charter -- city energy public charter school. thank you very much inviting me out there. it's only true if you

it, keynote speaker, mr. chuck bell. mr. no less. feeling more special. my advice, i stole it from oscar wild, be yourself. everyone else is already taken. outside today, temperatures in the 60s this morning. a-plus for recess today. afternoon high temperatures in the low 80s. that will be nice. so shorts and t-shirts today and also if you'll be outside, don't forget your sun block. jack taylor, some of us will burn if you don't get the spf. >> i need the sun bloc with this complexion going on. rock creek parkway, work zone at kennedy center. traffic will alternate by. not causing a huge delay, but it will stay there until about 6:00 true septembe through september. metro, last friday dealing with orange and silver line single tracking. it will run through next thursday. right now the green line residual delays from an earlier train malfunction out of branch avenue.

delays due to a problem thewest falls church. his own father wrote a letter defending his rape conviction and now someone writing one in favor of the victim. what joe biden had to say. a little boy was supposed to be in his kindergarten classroom and instead he was a mile away.

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good morning. it is finally friday and a great looking morning. it's mild and dry outside. temperatures in the mid-60s in most of the neighborhoods now. a check of today and the all-important weekend forecast just minutes away. a freak accident at virginia beach is raising new concerns about beach safety. police say a large umbrella was tossed by the wind. the umbrella's metal tip killed a woman lying on the beach on wednesday. >> as they were flying, everyone was trying to catch them to help the individual get their umbrellas back into their specific areas. >> police say a 55-year-old died after medics tried

sunrise beach service which is rents the umbrellas has been operating in virginia beach for ten years. the owner says employees are trained to deal with umbrellas this stro in strong winds. today a community meeting about the third homicide to happen in alexandria. they want to address community concerns after pierre clark was shot and killed on wednesday. police are still looking to track down the shooter. tonight's 6:30 meeting will be held at the charles houston recreation center. maryland man who killed two friends while driving drunk will spend the next few years in prison. samuel ellis was sentenced to 20 years with all but four years suspended. in june of 2015, he lost control of his car and crashed killing alexander murk and calvin li. all three recent graduates of high school. today the man who played a police officer on tv will now likely spend decades in prison. the shield

will be sentenced for shooting and killing his wife in may of 2014. jace faces between 40 years to life in prison. >> reporter: prince george's county family center supposed to be a one stop shop for all needs dealing with domestic violence, teen relationship, child abuse, all the services that families in crisis need and need quickly. inside of this building, there will be folks to help out on the law side, court side. there will be social services as well as nonprofit organizations all working within the 13,000 square foot building 100 yards from the courthouse. this is something that the county has been working on for the past seven years. multiple partners helped to put this together considering the rise of domestic violence issues, it cooperate have come at a better time. tracy will kips, news 4. have c at a better time. tracy will kips, news 4. as we

d.c. is gearing up for its primary election next week. early voting this d.e in d.c. e saturday. molette green standing by with what we need to know. >> folks have today and tomorrow. we saw a pretty good turnout this week. early voting ends saturday at 7:00 pchl a.m. and then they lo ahead to tuesday. just yesterday bernie sanders saw a huge crowd turn out for him at rfk stadium where he continues to push his agenda. even though the president met with him earlier at the white house, and announced that he's backing hillary clinton. now, during this last week of early voting, we have also heard about some errors on the voting rolls in the district. d.c. auditor's report reportedly found dead people and duplications. there are about 400,000 registered voters right now the d.c. board of elections

get through tuesday before addressing some of those concerns. >> i am ready to get in the fight and work my heart out. >> i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact i don't think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> hillary clinton has two key endorsements ahead of the final democratic primary in d.c. we're seeing reaction as president obama announces his support. edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. edward, good morning. so how do you expect the president and how soon will he hit the campaign trail? >> reporter: well, he's expected to start campaigning on the ground for hillary clinton next wednesday in green bay, wisconsin. thes from h president has been twitter supporting hillary clinton in this. now, she's riding a waivve of momentum. the president saying he's never met an m

president. also from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, she's been mentioned as a possible vice presidential pick for clinton. >> and what about bernie sanders, even though the president announced hillary clinton, he's still in the race. and what do you think he wants to accomplish when d.c. voters head to the polls on tuesday? >> reporter: he's not the throwing in the towel. he says that he wants a win here, he wants voters to vote and give support to him in order to move the party's line a little bit, move the democrats a little bit more to the left. he is not expected or has no chance to win the the nomination at this point, but as you said, experts have been saying he wants to move the platform and get hillary to support some of his ideas. >> and no surprise here, immediate reaction from donald trump after the endorsement. what are other republicans saying? >> reporter: other republicans are saying exactly what donald trump says, that of course president obama supported

want four more years of obama. that's what the tweet said from donald trump. also said that other people, folks in the united states don't want that. >> edward lawrence, live on capitol hill for us. thank you. meteorologist chuck bell in the storm team 4 "weather center" this morning. a look at the "7-day forecast." >> and i think you'll like it. we have two of our first hot days of the year coming up just in time for your weekend. but i think you'll appreciate next week's forecast. so outside we go early this morning, my favorite time of the day, early morning sunrise. early first rays of light coming offcathedral. no sunlight at thomas jefferson memorial just yet, but that will be coming in the next couple minutes. so for today, nothing worry about. sunny and nice in the 80s with a light breeze out of the north and northwest. enjoy your friday, everybody. because tomorrow, heat and humidity will come along with a 30% cce

thunderstorm. no washout coming. rain chances are pretty low for both days over the weekend. about a 30% chance tomorrow, and even lower chances on sunday. as i think some drier air comes in here on a bit of a gusty went sunday afternoon. for today, though, just a fantastic day to be outside. 64 now, it will be 66 by 7:00. 71 by 9:00. and 77 by 11:00. and planning out your afternoon, s sunny, low 80s. falling back to the upper 70s by about 7:00 tonight. that's when we play ball at nats ballpark, phillies are in town for a big series. temperatures 77 at first pitch and it will be a perfect night to be town at the ballpark. get your half smoke and diet coke and enjoy the game. tomorrow capital pride parade steps off at 4:30. always hot and humid for pride weekend.

shower tomorrow afternoon. "7-day forecast," 80s today, 90s both days over the weekend. turning breezy as drier air comes back in sunday afternoon. highs in the 80s with low humidity back in place for the early parts of next week. our number one team in traffic, jack taylor at the glass enclosed nerve center. >> we're off to a pretty decent start. a friday pace. no trouble spots, 109 crowded, pace improves south of 121. metrorail, green line residual delays. orange and silver line additional delays expected. signal problem at west falls church. long term work zone still in place with single tracking between east falls church and ballston through next thursday morning. so just be aware there is the potential again for rail delays this morning. back into you. coming up on 5:55. new developments in

sex assault case. the public response is growing and now vice president joe biden is weighing in in an open letter to the survivor, he wrote a lot of people failed you, adding i believe you. it's not your fault. former stanford university swimmer brock turner raped an unconscious woman but will only sp spent six months in jail. turne turner's high school counselor has withdrawn his letter of support. i'm landon dowdy. uber does an about-face. it will now let users reserve rides up to 30 day this is advance. last year the company said that it had no plans for scheduled rides, but lyft just began offering them. it will begin in seattle and could eventually be offered everywhere. with your morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. it is 5:55. a police officer showed up at his door with his 6-year-old son. now a

demanding changes at the son's school. the boy wandered away from londontown elementary earlier this this week. he said he was in a bathroom when his class went to recess. when he couldn't find them, he walked out the back door and went a mile before someone saw him and called 911. >> worst case, we wouldn't have christian here today and that's part of the rope i wanted to meet but, make sure the community is aware. >> the school says it has already made changes to its recess supervision policy including more frequent roll calls and increased vigilance. a new report finds the fda often takes too long to issue food recalls. the inspector general reviewed 30 recent recalls. the report found the fda did not have appropriate policies in place and did not advise the staff to give food companies recall deadlines. the fda says it acts quickly in the majority of cases and is now establishing a

police believe she was followed from the new carol top metro station and sexually assaulted at a nearby business. the search for the suspect is on. 5.1 magnitude earthquake they're palm springs and the aftershocks already being felt. human rights for our children. >> tempers boil over as part p try to weigh in on a plan to integrate transgender students. back and bigger than ever, how a planned flash mob this weekend will help children with special needs. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some?

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police look nothing a man w followed a woman from will this metro station before attacking her. human rights for our children! >> heated exchanges and some parents forced to leave as fairfax county public schools moves ahead with a plan for transgender students. first your friday forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. friday off to a beautiful start. almost a fuelly cle fully clear. great looking day to be outside. plan to enjoy it because this g

last all that much longer. temperatures now are mostly in the low to mid-60s. and we will see a nice rise in temperatures coming up later on today. my computer of course has decided to take friday off a little early. there we go. sometimes it just takes a little shot in the hard drive. outside 61 in manassas, 65 downtown. next 24 hours will be nice. 66 this morning, 77 this evening. a muggier start tomorrow and there is a chance we may be 90 both days this weekend. it is traffic time. heavier traffic now trying to move out of gainesville into manassas. we had some activity out near the prince william parkway. vdot quickly on scene. now it will just be the sun glare that you will drive into continuing toward manassas into centreville riding toward the beltway. you should find all lanes open. on metro, we've had our issues. green line residual dys