right now area leaders are talking safety after another difficult commute money. >> and tracking rain, ahead in my forecast. >> and plomtresident obama is hd to orlando. >> news4 midday begins with breaking news. >> and that breaking news coming to us from baltimore. i'm barbara harrison.

let's get to our breaking news. >> the judge in this case, barry williams, just minutes ago denied the defense motion to acquit the defendant in this case of all charges. that means the case continues. the judge said at this point in the trial he has to view the evidence in a light most favorable to prosecutors. but the judge said that it's a closer call when it comes to the charge of second degree depraved heart murder against van driver officer goodson. the defense argued there is no evidence that goodson gave freddie gray a rough ride in the police van. no witnesses, no skid marks, no evidence that goodson intended to injure freddie gray. but prosecutors argued that officer goodson's failure to seatbelt gray is enough to establish that he recklessl

risked gray's life and that they say constitutes second degree depraved heart murder. so at this point all seven charges will go forward. the defense will have to present its case and is just starting now, calling witnesses on the charges of second degree murder, manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct. and we are continuing to cover this trial and bring it to you live from baltimore. back to you in washington. >> thank you, chris. new developments now in the search for the missing egyptair plane. >> new this morning, the plane's black box has been found. officials say there are some signs of damage to the cockpit voice recorder, but the most important part, the memory unit has been extracted. a search vessel found the flight wreckage of ms-804 yesterday. the flight disappeared

radar last month, eventually crashing into the mediterranean sea with 66 people on board. barbara back over to you. >> strong to severe storms are in the forecast for some of us. let's get right to amelia. >> here's the latest. dry in the immediate area. as can you see as i widen the image, already tracking thunderstorms from pennsylvania and west virginia. as we head into the afternoon hours, especially the late afternoon hours, some scattered strong to severe storms are possible, especially in this area, including even parts of the district, as well as arlington and alexandria. we're going to be watching for the potential for some very heavy rainfalls and any storms that pop up could also contain hail. after the threat for severe storms starts to wind down, we track widespread heav

when that heavy rain moves in coming up in just a bit, pat. >> all right, amelia. service is back to normal now on metro but it was a messy morning on the rails, three big problems, including two on the red line, caused long delays. arcing insulators both led to single tracking for a while. there was also a switch problem at the braddock road station. all of the problems, metro says, have been resolved. >> this weekend it could be very disruptive for several lines with shutdowns. we look at how it could impact you. megan. >> reporter: right now we're getting an update from metro, as well as regional leaders about what's going to be getting under way this weekend, the second phase of metro safetrack program. we're tki

stations, a complete closure of those stations, no question about it. it is going to be disruptive and riders are going to have to plan ahead. phase two of metro's safe track program will be a bit different in the first round of repairs. instead of single tracking, there will be station closures. >> fortunately i'm very close in the area. but for people that are way out in maryland, it's a big disservice. but it's going to affect everyone. >> and it will. starting saturday the armory and potomac avenue stations will close and reopen july 3rd. riders should use the yellow line. expect delays on all orange and silver line stations in the system and buses, well, they will likely be very crowded. and people who use the two

>> what are you going to do? >> i'm going to actually catch the bus from my home down to union station to the red line. >> a lot of my colleagues live too far and don't have another option but metro but luckily i do. i can bike. >> i just want them to finish the work so we can be safe. >> take a look at this map. they're going to begin the work between eastern market and the minnesota and benning road stations. that's the area. what that means is that they are going to completely close down those two stations, potomac avenue and the stadium armory station. they will be closed for the duration of phase two and obviously it's going to be a big problem. the message they're trying to get out here this morning is that everyone who travels through those areas, you're going to have to plan ahead. don't leave it until the last minute. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. and you can find all the details ab

washington app. just search safe tracks. maryland state police are working to determine what caused a crash that tied up traffic on the beltway this morning. all lanes are open after a tractor trailer and two cars collided. it happened near connecticut avenue on the outer loop. one person was injured. >> four days after the mass shooting in an orlando night club, president obama and vice president biden are en route to florida. the two are expected to meet with survivors and family members of those who died inside the pulse nightclub. 49 people died in the worst mass shooting in this country's history. the president and vice president left about an hour ago. we're going to have much more on what's sure to be an emotional reunion coming up first at 4. barbara? >> thanks, erika. and there will be an interfaith prayer service in arlington today

it will be at the rock spring congregational united church of christ on little falls road. the prayer service begins at 6:30 p.m. at 7:30 p.m., there will be a community iftar, which is the meal eaten after sundown on ramadan. >> we go now live to the dominion power substation. what are they doing out there, molette? >> well, good morning. the dye treatment went in about 45 minutes ago, but as you can see behind me, the water still looks the same. there's no pea colored water just yet. if it shows up, and it might not, but if it does, it might take between 24 to 48 hours to see it here in the water near this wildlife refuge that's very close by to reagan national airport. we were not allowed inside

application, but we did get some video from virginia power. they shot this. this is inside its crystal city substation showing how this process got going. the crews poured it into a hose that runs into the system. it will eventually make its way into the waterway that feeds into the water system, which will help the company figure out how that serious oil leak earlier this year made its way here. >> absolutely. that's why we're doing this, so we can prevent anything from happening in the future and understand the pathway. if we know the pathway it takes, we can prevent it. if anything were to happen in the future, we can know how to stop it a lot faster. >> so here's a big heads up for folks who might see this peach colored water, might, might not, it is

it's not going to hurt people. it's the same kind of stuff they use in chicago during st. paddy's day when they turn the water green there. this was mandated by the virginia water quality after that failure that led 21 canadian geese dead. >> thank you very much. police are canvassing part of silver spring after several calls about a black bear. they say several people saw the bear. a viewer sent us this image just a short distance away from where she was standing. police believe this could be the same bear that's been seen in parts of montgomery and prince goerges county. a reminder, if you see a bear, you should never approach it. i'd say you should go the other way. >> go the other way. >> absolutely. >> resilient and rm

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responsible for the terror in orlando is intensifying. on facebook he asked the u.s. and russia to stop bombing the islamic state. on the morning of the massacre, he searched pulse orlando and shooting. in his final facebook post he wrote "in the next few days you will see attacks from the islamic state in the usa." the 20-year-old had five facebook accounts. >> we could learn as early as today whether a grand jury plans to charge mateen's wife in connection with the massacre. npr reports the grand jury has been meeting for several days. noor salman told the fbi she was with her husband when he bought the bullets and holster used in the shooting. she also confessed to driving him past pulse nightclub once before the mass car. salman told agents she pleaded with her husband not to carry the attack out but said she never alerted authorities to his plan. >> meanwhile, the attack is

prompting action on capitol hill. just hours after a nearly 15-hour filibuster calling for a vote on gun legislation, democrats are getting what they wa want. tracy potts has that story. >> they spoke for 15 hours straight. >> is this slaughter not a wake-up call? where is our spine? >> one of the victims -- >> this country in question. >> we don't want terrorists to be able to walk in to a gun store and buy a gun and we don't want an innocent law abiding citizen denied his second amendment rights because he's wrongly on a list with a bunch of terrorists. >> reporter: this filibuster led by senator chris murphy of connecticut, where the after effects of the sandy hook shooting are still raw. >> ask yourself what can you do to make sure that

sandy hook never, ever happens again. >> reporter: republican leaders agreed to two votes, universal background checks for gun shows and internet sales and banning suspected terrorists on the no-fly list from buying guns. >> the right thing is we don't sell to strangers, we don't sell to iminals, we don't sell to mentally unstable people. >> donald trump wants to sit down and talk about this with nra. the nra says they're open to that. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. >> cia director john brennan says isis remains "formidable and resilient" in training. brennan giving an update on the threat from extremists. >> so this is a global challenge. the number of isil fighters now far exceeds what al qaeda had at its height. we're talking about tens of thousands of individuals. >> can you estimate the number? >> he goes on to say isi

likely rely more on guerrilla-tiguerrilla guerrilla-type tactics to compensate for losses in the middle east. >> today it's a sad day in nebraska where lane graves lived. he died when attacked by an alligator sunday night. his hometown church is asking for donations for the graves page for the family has raised who a more than $15,000. crews are searching for a gator that caught the boy. they found five alligators but didn't find evidence of an attack. and the medical examiner will perform an autopsy to find out exactly how the little boy

>> and the oakland police department is dealing with a sex scandal after 14 officers allegedly had sex with a teen-age prostitute. they say it was a mistake appointing pharaoh as interim chief. he was not involved in the case but did admit to having an affair over a decade ago. >> trump suwill be on the campan trail later today. he's holding a rally in dallas font at 8 p.m. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is expected to address what's next in his campaign tonight in an online media message to supporters. that's scheduled to begin at

hillary clinton does not have any public events scheduled for today. maryland governor larry hogan is making his strongest statement yet about donald trump. he said he will not cast a ballot for the republican nominee. that's even if trump picks new jersey governor chris christie as his running mate. >> if he puts chris harper mercer -- chris christie on the ticket? >> no. >> why? >> i'm not a supporter of trump, i'm not going to go to the convention. >> hogan said before he will not vote for trump for election. >> a phoenix woman is indicted for murder after police say she slammed her car into her boyfriend. we warn you this video is shocking and a little hard to watch. surveillance video from late april shows this mustang ramming into a cyclist sending him head over heels into the air. police say the er

cyclist's girl friend. she apparently had just found out the man was hiv positive. the man broke some vertebrae in his back and suffered a head injury. she's pretty mad. >> apparently. taking a look at live storm 4 radar. looks quiet right now but we're expecting a big change later. when and where storms could hit. >> also, the wood bridge family whoot g

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to get here? >> the heavy rain will move/y,ñ between about 7 and 9 p.m. before the period, there could be some hit-and-miss winds, maybe a bit of hail, can't rule out an isolated tornado. but what everybody is going to be talking about, what everybody's going to be dealing with, very heavy rain moving in about 7 to 9 p.m. and overnight before winding down tomorrow morning. the weather service has issued a flash flood watch for just about everybody. this includes the entire d.c. metro area. it's going to begin at 5 p.m. today and run through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. some areas will pick up over two inches of rainfall. thankfully we could use the rain but with that much rain falling in this amount of time, i think we'll definitely see water collecting on area roads. if you're out traveling late tonight, early tomorrow morning, heads up there. scattered storms

afternoon and evening hours. any storms we see bubble up could be on the strong to severe side and widespread heavy rain moves in during the overnight area. here's the latest timing with future weather. most of the area dry at 2 p.m. isolated storms at 2 p.m. around winchester, warrenton. most of the areas mainly dry. 7:00, you see the heavy rain moving in from the west. look at the bright colors here on future weather, heavy rain impacting the d.c. area and we'll dry out tomorrow around the midday hours. i'll have more on what you can expect for father's day weekend coming up in a little bit. >> thank you, amelia. >> well, there's nothing quite like a refreshing soda, at least once in a while. now one city is cashing in on soda. >> first, he was one of

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death of a star on the basketball court, it happened after he was the number two pick for the nba. his mother is here. dr. len bias joins us now -- lenies bias. i can't believe i said that, i'm sorry. >> no problem. >> i covered that story. i remember you and the strength that you showed. people admired the way you were able to hold up, you and your whole family. but let's talk a little bit about what you remember from that time if you don't mind sharing that with us. >> well, it was a very -- a time that was very exciting. it was very exciting. and then to wake up with a phone call that the nightmare had started. and when i speak from time to time, i put points out saying we all have a good life and we don't realize we're really in the good life until the nightmare comes. and the nightmare came and

>> the time seems to have passed very quickly, but as i was reading about that time and remembering some of the things that were -- that people were saying about him, he was such a star. george michael, who has passed away, too, was our big star here in the sports department, and we understand that he actually cried when he told the story on television. so it was a real loss to this community. >> yes, yes. >> but you took that loss and moved on, even though a few years later you lost a second son. >> yes. >> how did you handle all that? >> well, we are -- the bias family, we are a family of faith. and it is our faith that has gotten us this far. you just don't wake up and gather up strength to go on after going through such tragedy. 42 months later after len's death, jay dies, i'm ready to throw in the towel. i'm saying, god, i'm trying to do my best to serve you and where is the treasure?

ache. but out of the deaths of my two sons came a mission and that's why i stand here today clothed in my right mind. >> you have traveled around the country, the queen of sweden had you speak in new york. people admire you and you take a message to young people. >> i believe our young people are reachable, teachable, loveable and saveable. we must change our approach in adapting to their needs. as everything is progressing at such an alarming rate, we have to progress in providing them with what they need today, what worked in 2012 won't work in 2016. we have to change our approach in adapts to their needs. they're looking for direction, unconditional caring today and comfort. >> when people want to hear you speak, who do they call? how do they find you? >> they just go to bespeaks.c

reach my at my local office. >> well, you're still wide open to helping the world. >> that's what my mission is. thank you for the opportunity. >> len would be 52 years old today. it's just unbelievable. but he left quite a legacy and you are sharing it with the rest of the world. >> well, i wanted to share very quickly that at that time it was very dark for me and i thought i would never see light again, especially after jay's death, but god in his wisdom, my two remaining children, i have five of the most beautiful grandchildren you ever want to see. two in college, one getting ready to graduate from high school, another one in high school, another one in elementary school and both of my remaining children are married. and my husband and i are still together so god is good. >> well, god is good and we are so happy that you

with us, something to be excited and happy for. dr. lonise bias. >> hope is not extinct. the best is yet to come. >> thank you both. so nice listening to you and seeing you again. some young people in the district are spending time in the boxing ring instead of the courtroom. 11-year-old bernard is one of those young people. he trained at this boxing gym at northeast as part of a diversion program. the program aims to keep young people out of court and out of youth detention. he was arrested for being involved in a school knife fight but now he's found new skills in the ring. >> anything is possible to do. >> the alternative to the court experience program known as ace continues to grow. over the last two years about 90% of the youth involved have not been rearrested for a crime. that's good news. and the countdown to

start of the summer games. today the olympic committee is celebrating the diversity of its athletes with in-depth profiles. you can find those 50 profiles on rio2016.com. republicans in control of zika funding is -- democrats whose votes may be needed to pass it are against that idea. >> as you know, the zika virus has been linked to microcephaly and other birth defects. but there's good news. some early evidence suggests that getting zika during the third trimester of pregnancy won't affect your baby's

doctors in colombia have been monitoring mothers. they say babies infected in their third trimester did not show any signs of birth deefffe. >> the commission of fine arts has voted to make major changes to the white house fence. immense live breaking developments on this story as the months have progressed. the fence, as we understand it, will be much taller. right now it stands at about 7 feet. this will go up to 11 feet, 7 inches. it will be wider with stronger picketts as well. back to you. >> today folks in philadelphia may have to fork over more money for their favorite soda. the city is expected to finalize a tax on sugary drinks. customers will be charged 1.5 cents for every ounce of

regular soda, iced tea, energy drinks and certain juice drinks. it's expected to raise $91 million. >> great news for coffee drinkers in america. there's a report that says there's no link to cancer. but they say if it's 149 degrees or more, your risk of esophageal cancer increases because the coffee can burn the lining of your throat. >> well, she spent thousands to fix her car and then found out the car had been recalled. but the manufacturer didn't want to give her a refund. so she called nbc 4 respond and our team got results and answers on how to keep this from happening to you. >> plus the forecast that could mess up your thursday plans.

>> well, we've been warned. it's on its way. >> it's going to be very wet this evening. right now it's mainly dry out there as we move on into the afternoon hours. you're noticing more peaks of sun. that sun in combination with other factors could help to fuel potentially some scattered storms during the late afternoon and evening hours, something here at storm team 4 we' monitoring closely as we monitor throughout the afternoon. the national weather service also. dry across the immediate area. as i widen out the image, notice this line of impressive storms moving through pennsylvania, severe thunderstorm warnings associated with it. as this continues to move eastward, big question is does this help set off some afternoon showers and thunderstorms in our area and if it does, those storms could be strong to severe. main storms would be lots of lightning, very heavy rainfall,

hail. everybody, everybody is going to be dealing with very heavy rain during the late evening and overnight hours. 75 in washington, 81 in leesberg, a high today of 84. mainly dry, mix of clouds and sun, humid, 82. scattered storms around 4:00, especially west of town. heavy rain starts to move in around 7 p.m. west of town, moves into the district court by 9, 10 p.m. when i say heavy rain, it is going to be an absolute deluge. we're talking about 2 to maybe even 4 inches potentially in some spots. so you don't want to be on the roads late this evening. the rain will drop the humidity levels from uncomfortable to pleasant by tomorrow on into the weekend. as we look to tomorrow, 76, breezy, showers in the morning. father's day weekend spectacular, warm, low humidity and we warm back up next monday and tuesday, ladies. >> well, it's the tony award winning show playing right now here in

we'll talk live to two of the stars.

it's the tony award winning broadway musical "kinky boots" based on the true life story of a guy who inherits a shoe factory from his father and to save the company, he plans to develop a line of hi

joining us, two stars from the show, jim j. bullock, who plays george and and christa hogan who plays nicola? >> yes. >> tell us a little bit about your character. >> i play george. he's the foreman of the factory, george foreman -- haha. i watched charlie grow up. i've been in the factory ever since i was a young man myself. and it's a great role, it's a lovely little sweet through line. >> sounds like it. and it looks like it from what i saw. >> and it's such a lovely show. >> christa, tell us about your role as

shoe factory. his father dies and he has to figure out how to save the shoe factory. it's a great story about love and acceptance. it has two incredible actor in leading roles. i play a person who doesn't see the point of trying to save the factory so i create a little opposition there. >> cyndi lauper with the voice and lyrics. are there any real memorable songs -- >> for you probably. >> people mistake thinking they've used her songs. like "girls want to have fun" is not in this. they're all original songs. they're great songs. they're moving songs, they're fun songs, they're dance songs. >> she based all the different songs on all different types of music. so there's

gospel and the opening song have a beatles influence there. i think it's some of her best wok. >> earned 13 tony nominations and six tony wins. it must be a great story and fabulous music. so how long is the show going to be here? >> oh, god. >> we opened this past tuesday and i think it closes july the -- >> 10th. 10th! he's telling us. >> thank you. i didn't know if you were a mime over there or -- >> if anyone wonders why it's called kinky boots, i guess this kind of explains it. >> everybody in the cast has boots tailor made to them. they take 15 measurements of us and they're custom-made to us. and so some of the characters wear boots that look like this. i have red, black and gold. there's some that look like the british flag. >> does george wearh

only in the finale. i would not be in the show if i had to wear these for two hours, no. >> those are pretty high boots. you have to dance, too? >> oh, yeah. well, our queens dance the most. they do things, amazing things like black flips and jump splits and they're really an incredible dance ensemble. >> now we know why it's called "kinky boots." it sounds like an amazing musical. we're glad it's here in washington so everyone gets a chance to see an award winning show. >> we're very happy to be here. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> we look forward to seeing it. >> i'm sure i couldn't walk in those. now nbc 4 respond. a local couple spent thousands of dollars to replace their car's engine only to learn shortly after the repair that the engine was recalled. what happened next? they called consumer reporter susan hogan and the nbc 4 response team. >> when a maryland couple got

getting a refund from the manufacturer would be easy. not so much. >> there was nowhere for me to go. >> reporter: carol will never forget a recent scare. >> there was a shoulder and i had to drift off with no power steering, no nothing. the car just quit on me. >> reporter: the engine in her 2012 hyundai sonata with 6,300 miles on it failed. carol had the car towed to a dealership and was told the engine needed to be replaced at a cost of $6,000 because it was no longer under warranty. >> i said we'll just have the car towed home. >> but a mechanic friend of the family offered to replace the engine at a fraction of the cost. >> paid him $3,900 for it and it was running again. >> that was in july. less than two months later, look what arrived in the mail -- a recall notice. her engine, the very one that she just p

was recalled. according to the recall notice, metal debris may have been generated from factory machining operations. federal safety regulators say this could cause possible engine failure. >> i knew that was coming. it was brewing i was sure. and they obviously had more problems with this or there wouldn't be a recall. >> when she asked hyundai for a refund for the recalled engine, he was denied. according to hyundai's reimbursement policy, it can only reimburse transactions with legitimate or business facility and carol's mechanic was unable to provide the documentation. >> i had to do what was best for me. >> that's when carol contacted us and we contacted hyundai and within a few days they agreed to pay carol the full amount of the repair. so you're glad you called us? >>

i feel god reached out and said call those people. it was wonderful, a wonderful experience. >> if you have an issue with your car, file a complaint with the national highway traffic and safety administration. find a mechanic that is certified to work on your vehicle. >> if you have a consumer problem you need help solving, give the response team a call. >> today you'll have a chance to take advantage of a free ride on transit services in frederick county. they're celebrating the 11th annual national dump the pump day. it's a day dedicated to raising awareness that public transportation helps the environment and conserves fuel. free rides will be offered on all connector and shuttle routes. here's a look at where gas prices stand in our area. $2.55 in the district on average,

in virginia around $2.18 on average per gallon. >> and last night jayson werth sent the team home with this. there was lots of celebrating. that afternoon he bailed out jonathan papelbon who gave up a run in the top of the ninth. >> philadelphia eagle quarterback carson wents found himself strapped in a gas station bathroom last night. >> wentz was just taken second in the nfl draft just a few months ago. his post got retweeted more than 4,000 and got almost 7,000 likes. >> that's something that always scares me, if i go into a bathroom that has a --

>> is anybody going to hear me if i'm yelling for help. >> let's hope someone is standing by with a good pair of garden shears and good foot. >> coming up next, an eighth grader that had a pretty good shot at career politics. >> everybody is talking about this story. we'll hear his speech in a moment. >> you are now going to man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran.

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let's take a look at our forecast now. >> it's still dry in the immediate area. notice this area of thunderstorms. as this continues to push eastward, we'll be closely monitoring to help touch off some showers and storms this afternoon. any storm that develops could be on the strong to severe side, especially here in red, the greatest concern will be heavy rainfall, lots of lightning, gusty winds and maybe a bit of hail. after the afternoon and evening threat for scattered storms comes to an end, everybody is dealing with very heavy rainfall. look at 10:00 here, the bright colors here on future weather. we almost never see this bright pink or burgundy coloring, could be over 2 inches that could lead to flash flooding tonight into tomorrow morning.

afternoon. rain tomorrow morning, dry tomorrow afternoon. >> the presidential candidates have lots to say about lots of topics. >> you'll have to hear about this eighth grader who showed us what they might say about middle school. >> thank you for allowing me to speak to you today! let me start with the lunches. they are delicious! >> that's jack's bernie sanders impersonation. >> that's good! >> he showed off his bernie sanders, trump, clinton and obama at graduation the other day. you can watch the whole video on the nbc washington facebook page. >> got a career as an impersonator maybe? >> got a few more years of school to go. >> that's the news4 midday.

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welcome to "access hollywood live." taylor swift, and sean middleton will be our big story this morning. the pictures are through the roof to pay for the photographs. we don't have them. please welcome jesse metcalfe with us this morning. this is wa hat we do have. i brought in the heat, the big guns. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> how do you like it so far? >> it is an honor to be here. we have had a lot of amazing interviews together, specially with billy. he will be missed. >> we miss you, bill. >> it is great to be in his seat today. what dou