legend concert through ticketmaster. stay with us. news 4 today continues at 5:00 a.m. announcer: news for today starts now. good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we want to check the forecast with chuck bell. after all the storms, what can we expect today, chuck? >> a chance to breathe easy after the round of powerhouse storms yesterday. winds with a tornado up in howard county. that was the only tornado confirmed but wow, a lot of straight line wind. breezy, lower humidity. the storm chances are back tomorrow afternoon and evening. right now, it's 64 in manassas, 70 in arlington and manassas. the next 24 hours look quiet. sunny and nice outside. mid to upper 80s for highs today. risk of show

morning. more about the timing of the next thunderstorm chance coming up in a few minutes. let's go to wtop and find out the latest. >> thanks. good morning. hanging for another hour, this is northbound near 198. crews blocking the right lane. that will be in place until 6:00. more volume and starting to turn orange so be careful. at the kennedy center, the right lanes blocked. one direction at a time. aaron, back to you. >> thanks. this morning, people in howard county are dealing with the aftermath of a tornado. take aays you can see the trees snapped like twigs around these homes. the weather service say as tornado with 80-mile-per-hour winds touched down in the

it was 500 yards wide, but stayed on the ground more than 12 miles. chopper 4 saw trees down. no reports of injuries. take a look at this. look at the scene there. rain turned the cleveland park metro station into a water fall move the water. the station is back open this mo morning. turning to waldorf, the storms caused a house to go up in flames. it snapped a tree that sparked power lines. the tree fell on the garage. it took 50 firefighters to put out the flames here. the homeowner is left with $200,000 in damage. >> devastated. i just moved in here a

to come home to this, i lost everything. >> the red cross iscxcxcxcxcxcx fires are raging, getting bigger and close tore each other this hour. they have destroyed nearly 5,000 acres. hundreds of homes in the san gabriel mountains are still evacuated. the sherpa fire is 80% contained and could be out by midnight tonight if weather and response go as planned. southern california could have one of the worst wildfire seasons on record. back to you.

millions to an accuser of sexual abu abuse. he was accused of abusing at least four boys decades ago in illinois. he was never charged because of the statute of limitations. the deadline for developers to submit proposals for the fbi headquarters. it comes as they replaced the project executive. "the washington post" reports dowd was reassigned for undisclosed reasons. it follows the remarks metro access would not decide the agencies new location in maryland or virginia. turning to the latest on the attack in orlando. a federal official tells nbc news omar mateen bought plane tickets to san francisco two days before the shooting. the purchase was made to see his failing mother-in-law. mateen arrived at the club around midnight, left for two

attack. they don't know what he did d during that two-hour period. >> a measure led by susan collins would block people on two terror woch lists from buying gulf of mexicos. it comes two days of gun control measures failed in the senate. in the race for the white house, hillary clinton will be on capitol hill to meet with democrats. this is her first meeting with them since becoming the nominee for president. nancy pelosi extended the invitation. meanwhile, donald trump is expected to tear into hillary clinton in a speech this morning. it's the same speech planned for earlier this month but rescheduled after the attack in orlando. it comes after clinton said trump is unfit to manage the economy in a speech in ohio. today is cleveland, the city's first championship parade since

know, won the nba finals. this morning, the town is celebrating in a giant parade. there's lebron james holding up the trophy. how about this? they almost forgot the port-a-potties. they say everything should be good to go. the fans can watch lebron james and all his teammates this morning in the parade. congrats. keeping you safe on metro during the safetrack program. the controls going in place during the ongoing maintenance. the results are in the best and worst states for kids in the country, including where we stand. looking live outside, where the sun is just starting to come up. we are in for a fantastic day. what does it look likeif you

about 10 minutes after the hour right now. 69 degrees outside our studios. >> i think we need a break. the rain came down fast and hard and caused problems here and there. just saying. >> everything is quiet this morning. quite a few problems. many folks are dealing with no electricity here. that should be recovered fairly quickly. if you are traveling, showers across parts of new york and new england. there's more severe weather across the midwest. if you are flying to detroit, cincinnati or chicago, be on alert. big, severe weather threat out there. that will be arriving here tomorrow. get everything done as far as cleaning up today. skies are clear now. the radar is empty from rainfall. the flash flood watch goes until 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we could get rain tonight into tomorrow. another inch of rain. when you are in a

around, don't drown. your commute today will be dry on the way in and home. highs mid to upper 80s. let's go to jack and check on traffic. >> so far, so good. we are looking good so far. again, so far. keep our fingers crossed. traveling up in virginia good. 270 and 95, bottom of washington park bay, northbound 198, crews working up there. left lane is getting by. near 195, an accident activity apparently near the ramp to go west. not affecting those trying to get toward the airport. beyond the exit and debris in the roadway. be careful. southbound lanes delayed. traffic near 175. back to you. >> jack, thank you. 11 minutes after the hour now. metro safetrack program means service ends at midnight, even on weekends when a lot of people stay out late. the d.c. police

creating night life safety zones around the city. megan mcgrath is live with more on this. megan, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning. it's summertime, of course. that means a lot of people are out and about. a lot of people are useing alternate transportation because of the safe track program. police want to make sure patrons and employees get home safe. they have five nighttime safety zones. you are going to see things like this. this is a temporary lighting stop here, solar powered, going to provide additional lighting in the area along connecticut avenue, one of these five safety zones. now, police are going to have extra patrols out during specific times when people are out and about, leaving bars and restaurants late at night. let's take a look at the area, the neighborhoods that are part of this program. h street, chinatown, dupont circle, u street and adams

avenue, vermont avenue, 14th street, champlain street. basically, they are going to focus on areas where folks are grabbing taxis, hooking up with ride share vehicles and the like between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. we are talking late at night and early morning hours. the program is going to kick in. it will run during the week from wednesday through sunday at those overnight hours. so, people who are out and about who perhapsormally take the metro, but are now taking taxi cabs, these are the areas you can go to. extra patrol and lighting. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. 5:13. the third weekday morning commute for the second safetrack surge. riders are listening to the call to stay away from the blue, orange and silver line.

along the affected lines. the second surge runs until july 3rd. reduce congestion on a major road. the virginia department of transportation wants two lanes to four. fairfax county parkway to old keane road. you can check it out tonight from 6:30 and 8:30 tonight. police and the lgbtq community coming together to foster a better relationship. >> we are your police department. we are here to serve you, to protect you. >> last night's meeting is believed to be the first ever of its type in the county. one of the questions he faced was about the murder of two transgender women the last 18 months. >> i'm wondering what the police department is doing going forward to make sure there's not a

the most vulnerable. >> people we spoke to say the meeting was a good beginning and there are more meetings being planned in the future. happening today, former president, jimmy carter will begin a five-day visit to annapolis as part of carter weekend. hoping to promote democracy. he will be celebrating his 70th anniversary from graduating from the naval academy. he is the on president to graduate from the academy. transforming neighborhoods. that's the goal of a meeting in orlando where the police chief and county executive will be there to speak to legislatures. they will have ways to support communities to end the violence. yikes! in news for your health,

part of an initiative to get kids to wear their helmets. many kids don't. doctors are going to schools to talk about the difference they can make. they have seen too many brain injuries. >> there are a half million e.r. visits a year from bicycle accidents. many include head injuries. many injuries are preventable. >> take a look. that is the difference you make when you wear a helmet. that's your head and your brain. be careful. brand-new launch this morning. you are looking at the scene from india where a rocket carrying 20 satellites was sent into space. at least one of those is for the united states. one is a special observation craft from india.

of the best state to be a kid. they look at categories including economic well being, education and well being. the state that is rounded out the top five include massachusetts, iowa, new hampshire and connecticut. mississippi ranked the worst. yikes. my boys have friends from minnesota. they are the nicest kids, just all around. i don't know if it's growing up in a state that is good for kids. >> quality of life makes a better person. i want to get you caught up on the forecast for today. it's going to be easier to deal with than yesterday. >> tell us what to expect. >> way easier today. remain storm ready. more severe weather chances are back on us by tomorrow afternoon. nothing to worry about today. outside this morning, a camera looking westbound.

there's tyson's corner. that's fog over the potomac river. could be pockets of reduced visibility. culpeper, four miles visibility. no organized problems. skies are clearing out. here is the view from the city camera. most of the clouds in the eastern sky moving away from us. we'll be back in sunshine for today turning less humid and breezy. the weather, sunny and nice. be ready for tomorrow. another chance for severe weather moves in thursday afternoon and thursday evening. pick up nearly and inch of rain yesterday. nowhere near as much rain as we had this time last year. five inches behind last year. with more rain on the way, a new flash flood watch is up until 2:00 thursday afternoon.

winchester and points to the west are under the flash flood watch. they may have to expand it to the d.c. metro later today. we'll keep a close eye on that. could get another inch or so of rain tomorrow. turn around don't drown. it will be a nice day to be outside. temperatures mid to upper 80s. the high downtown, 88 degrees. if you are thinking about the weekend, saturday and sunday look perfect. let's find out if route 7 is lucky 7. okay, no traffic. back to the news. >> all right, chuck. thank you. it is a major change for rape statute laws. how bill cosby played a role. north korea launched two missiles. what we are learning about where they went. department of home lab

security was arrested.

good morning. welcome back n. we have a couple spots on route 7. utility crews doing emergency work. they have the right lanes blocked. the left lane is getting by. hopefully they will finish things up. washington parkway, again, northbound, the crews working. right lane blocked, left lane is getting by. 175 headed toward 32 nothing reported. early delay, starting things out. for now, knock on wood. back to you. >> jack, thank you. it's 5:23 now. new response to the north korean missile threat. this is video from japan where they rolled out patriot missile

north korea tried two more launches overnight. this time, they are trying to shoot off intermediate range rockets which can go several hundred miles. south korea says one of the two failed. it's not clear how the other turned out. a man is in police custody. walker was killed in a shooter on hayes street in d.c. on june 2nd. 24-year-old hakeem burrows was arrested and charged with murder. the california assembly public safety committee approved a bill that would eliminate the ten-year statute of limitations rape cases. it gives victims of sexual assault more time to report it. gloria allred says many of her clients would benefit from the change.

>> we have laws that provide rights for rapists, perpetrators of rape have many rights in the criminal justice. >> the bill will now go to the assembly floor for a vote. if it passes, it goes to the governor's desk. a judge is expected to hand down a verdict in the case of goodson. goodson drove the police van that freddie gray was in. he failed to put the seatbelt on him and call far medic. officers checked on gray and he showed no signs of medical distress. >> after hours of storms, a lot of you are waking up to some gorgeous weather. take a live look. it won't last long, sorry. when the severe weather will return. from a home shelter to college, the student from our area who

good morning to you. >> it is the quiet after the storm. it is 5:28. four things to know about the forecast this morning. meteorologist chuck bell is in the storm team center. chuck? >> good morning. it is the quiet after the storm and you haven'tly, the quiet before the storm. another chance for severe weather comes our way tomorrow. the four things to know, know this, the sunshine making a comeback. on the breezy side. west to northwest breezes 20 miles per hour. no chance for thunderstorms today during the daylight hours, but a chance for strong

tomorrow. optimistic about how nice it is going to be. on the way out the door, upper 60s to around 70. a quick warm up today. 78 by 9:00. 83 degrees before lunchtime. afternoon highs mid to upper 80s. you don't have to worry about the severe weather today. later on, i'll time out when the severe weather is most likely. time for the latest. it's time for eun yang. >> thanks so much. only on news 4, a federal employee is possibly plotting an attack inside security headquarters in d.c. he was arrested two weeks ago when he was found carrying a gun on the complex. the feds asked to raid his home because they had probable cause to believe he was conspireing to commit violence against senior officials. he was carrying bullets, a

spray. the day he was arrested, he was near a meeting of senior officials, a meeting he was aware of. powerful statements in children of the cassillo's. the jury recommended their father stay in life for killing their mother. nicholas said, quote, a big portion of my life is gone. lauden county jury recommended life in prison plus 16 years. monday, they found him guilty of killing his estranged wife in 2014 and staging it to look like a suicide. police in montgomery county were in the middle of a manhunt. it started when a neighbor saw a suspicious car and called police. when police got there, they encountered a robbery in progress. the suspect ran out of the house and jumped the fence. police looked for him in the area. two suspects stole a car and drove it tlau garage door

crystal spring drive. >> i saw the car going by and usually the girl who drives it, you know, waves to me every day. they didn't wave. it has tints on the car so i couldn't tell. i could tell there was a passenger in the car. >> there have been several burglaries in that area. in one, guns were stolen from a home. new information after one of the best golfers in the world withdrawals from the rio olympics. roary mcilroy says he is not going to go because of concerns over zika. he did release a statement. he said after speaking with those closest to me, i have come to realize my health and family's health comes before anything else. the 27-year-old say they are hoping to start a family in the next couple years. he hopes his country of

a statement from the olympic committee of ireland. they are extremely disappointed not to have mcilroy on their team. once again, this is an individual decision and they leave it up to the individual athletes. >> thank you. a lot of changes coming to the fairfax county police department. it will be another year and a half before the officers begin wearing body cameras. the county board of supervisors approved an 18 month period. "the washington post" says at least one member of the board say they spent enough time studying body cameras and believe the police should use them right away. another is how officers train and how the department communicates with the public. other changes to know about in virginia. in arlington county, cameras on school buses will, again, be able to catch you illegally driving by. the department turned off the

cost too much to deliver the tickets in person. now they can mail the tickets to you. if you drive past a school bus that stops, the fine is $250. the cameras turn back on july 1st. metro's plans to bring a station to potomac yard is one step closer to reality. the alexandria council approved a master plan permit for the proposed station. design work needs to happen. construction is expected to begin late next year. the station would open in 2020 along the blue and yellow line. maryland's planned purple line took a step forward. the group of private company that is will run the line reached a financial agreement on the $5.6 billion plan. it will change with the roads with development and trails. others are concerned about new development. >>

it is also true the larger public interest -- >> my job. it would affect everybody in this area. >> the construction is expected to pick up in the coming months along the corridor of the planned purple line. if all goes right, it could be running in 2022. good morning. welcome to traffic this morning. a crash on the baltimore-washington parkway where he had delays between 175 and 32. hopefully it is minor. flashing lights are causing slowdown. northbound, the crews are wrapped up. they should clear by 6:00 northbound bw parkway. that is a deep red line earlier. it looks to be orange and yellow. things may be getting better northbound. debris

the time you get out, it will be cleared from the left lane. back to you. >> thank you. a d.c. teen just received a full scholarship to college. she is not only at the top of her class, but just 16 years old. mark segraves says that is only one part of her remarkable journey to the top. >> reporter: this is the largest homeless shelter for families d.c. general. the mayor hopes to have it closed by 2020. right now, hundreds of families still call this home. one of the people living here, destiny tyrese, 16 years old. last week, destiny graduated from high school two years early. this august, she'll go to college on a full scholarship. she did it all while being homeless. destiny says her plans are to one day be a principal of a high schoig

d.c. so she can help other young children achieve their potential just like her principal helped her. in southeast, mark segraves, news 4. take a look at the current temperatures around here this morning. a lot of you waking up with temps in the 60s and 70s. storm team 4 meteorologist, chuck bell says we are in for another warm day. a closer look at that and the what to wear forecast. a lot of things force a plane to be diverted. a kiss landed a man in handcuffs and dozens of

welcome back. a man is under arrest after he caused an airplane to make an emergency landing. the port of seattle police say a man tried to kiss a sleeping teenage girl sitting next to him on a flight. >> the girl was 16, the man 23. the plane was flying from portland, oregon to anchorage, alaska. the flight later finished. the man was arrested when the plane landed. 5:40 on this tuesday morning. we are off to a decent start compared to what we went through yesterday afternoon around here. >> i think the day is going to improve. let's check in with chuck bell. good morning to you, chuck. g

wednesday is finally here. tuesday, what a round of storms. confirmed ef-0 tornado. the winds did quite a bit of damage. there are people trying to get their electricity turned on. today will be a much easier day to deal with. current temperatures mid-60s in the suburbs. around 70 downtown. the humidity levels are coming down quickly. west to northwest breezes will make it a pleasant day to be outside. temperatures will be on the climb. mid to upper 80s. definitely back to shorts and t-shirts. you can leave the umbrella home, a strong, june sunshine. coming up in ten minutes, a check on beach and boating forecast and a look into the weekend. let's go to jack taylor. >> maybe have issues on the westbound lanes at the bridge. be careful if you are headed out early. 50 west on the bridge, reports of

we have large debris. you can see, there's no delay on the right side of the roadway. southbound baltimore-washington parkw parkway. we believe easing back to 175 may be out of the roadway. a typical delayed building. continuing into laurel. back to you. >> thanks, jack. a crime that will have all parents checking the windows in your home. how one man almost managed to abduct an area toddler and the search under way for him. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet.

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good morning, everybody. there's a beautiful sunrise taking place out there first thing this morning and promises to be a much quieter weather day. more storm chances back and soon. i'll give you the timing coming up. 15 before the hour. right now, we are

expected to be the metro's most disruptive portion of the program the orange, blue and silver lines are not running from eastern market to minnesota avenue. the potomac avenue stations are closed as well. erika gonzalez is live at the greenbelt with how commuters are coping with the closures. >> reporter: good morning. here is the greenbelt station. you are going to have buses coming and free express buses from new carrollton to greenbelt in this area. this is phase two. it looks nothing like phase one. this is disruptive for a huge portion of people. you have metro rail that is completely shut off for several days in a stretch of the blue, orange and silver lines you mentioned. this is really difficult for folks in prince george's county.

about bringing riders to and from busy new carrollton station. we know the buses cannot handle the volume of people that really need to get to and from work, home, et cetera. it is an extreme situation. that's how county executive put it. so, obviously talking about employees having the discussions with employers to have the possibility to telework the next couple days. this is only day three of this phase. this is more than two weeks worth of work happening. it's going to be a huge inconvenience for folks. we'll see the riders coming to the greenbelt station to get through the bottleneck area from new carrollton. i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >> thank you. a new law about guns is about to take effect in virginia. it prohibits domestic abusers from possessing firearms

protective order ks not have a gun. the secretary says guns in those situations are dangerous for police and, of course, the people who are being abused. >> firearms killed 66 victims of domestic violence last year. this is a significant number who have been killed in virginia. >> he says a woman is five times more likely to die when a gun is present in a domestic violence incide incident. the law takes effect july 1st. a texas man is behind pbars after leaving his 6-month-old in the car. he's charged with manslaughter. when police arrived, they found the girl unresponsive. he's being held on $20,000 bond. a man is behind bars after he kidnapped a boy and locked him inside the car. the woman saw h

head out at the dmv. he used the latch to crack open the trunk. the child's mother's exboyfriend was arrested for kidnapping. in news 4 your health, concerns about the opioid epidemic and the dental office. there is a warning about painkiller prescriptions given to teens who have their wisdom teeth removed. 60% receive an opioid and may lead to addiction in some cases. over-the-county painkillers are enough for a majority of patients. >> many never need or require any of those opioids. >> the university of pittsburgh is spearheading an effort to get dentists to change what they prescribe after dental procedures. bicyclists and pedestrians

in d.c. could have the right to sue if they are involved in an accident. right now, it is hard to blame the motorist. today, they gave a bill to allow injured bicyclists and pedestrians to sue car owners. >> this is a change. if you are walking or biking and get injured, you should be fairly compensated. 46 states have similar laws. in the race for the white house today. hillary clinton will be on capitol hill meeting with house democrats. >> it comes 24 hours after clinton unloaded on donlds trump using his business record as an example of why she thinks he wouldn't be able to handle the economy. tracie potts is live on capitol hill and what to expect out of the meeting. >> reporter: she's going to sit down with the house democrats and talk strategy. how do they win? how do they beat donald trump. how to help the democrats who are struggling in their own district. it's a

at the top of the ticket, in this case, hillary clinton. she's got to help some of the other house democrats and senate democrats who are trying to get back here into washington. >> hillary clinton attacked trump yesterday. you know that means trump will fire back. >> reporter: sure. >> what do you expect him to say? >> reporter: he did a short instagram video where he said president obama has grown the national debt and hillary clinton was standing by watching him do it. he's an expert on debt and can handle it better than clinton. we are going to hear more detail when he gives his speech later this morning. >> tracie potts, thank you. 5:50 is the time now. three former virginia attorney's general filed a brief restoring rights for excons. he signed the executive order in april. the brief filed would deny the restoration of voting rights. a round table in richmond, he defended the order.

i said from day one, this is not a political act. if i thought it was politics, i would have done it a long time ago. it was morally the right thing to do. they say the action undermines the rule of law. it is 5:51, time for weather and traffic on the ones. we are in for a nicer day today. what a relief. >> i agree. >> chuck, are you in agreement? >> three for three. a great looking sky. there goes mr. sun sneaking up into the sky. getting a good picture of the sunrise. send me a picture on twitter. weather forecast for today, sunny and nice. enjoy it. it will be breezy at times. way less humid than yesterday. unfortunately, it's not going to last long. the same front that brought the severe weather yesterday is to the south.

north. as a result, back into the steamy, soupy air tomorrow. another weather alert day coming up for thursday. severe storms are a possibility again tomorrow afternoon and evening. like yesterday, the super soakers could get over an inch of rain. flash flood watches issued for martinsburg, hagerstown and winchester. we are watching that for you. today, severe weather out here across illinois. if you are trying to travel that direction, big severe weather likely detroit to chicago, cincinnati, indianapolis. that's the severe weather threat that comes back in on top of us for tomorrow. our very active weather pattern is set to continue. for now, all is quiet. enjoy today. get everything cleaned up from yesterday. 60s to near 70. future weather carries through the sunshine. clouds move in overnight. a sprinkle or two tomorrow morning. watching tomorrow afternoon as the next chance for showers and storms

the peek of daytime heating. if you are thinking about the beach this weekend, friday, saturday and sunday. friday looks nice, saturday and sunday, spectacular at the beach and the good weather goes inside here at the beltway. let's go to wtob's traffic and news center and find out the latest on the commute on pennsylvania avenue. >> we have a problem down in southeast going westbound putting it up near eastern market between 7th and 8th street. ongoing activity. you may find yourself rerouted. also, much better now westbound, debris on the bridge itself. we had the left side of the roadway tied up. what they have done at this stage is cleared getting off the bridge. again, zooming in there, you can see all three traveling. a big, abrupt delay. hopefully clear. back to you. >> thank you, jack. a terrifying crime

checking your windows as police search for a man who tried to pull a sleeping child from his bed in fairmont heights. the father says the 7-year-old was sleeping by his mother when someone reached through an unlocked window. she screamed and the man ran away. the father wants the person caught. >> i would like to see whoever it is running around here doing this to be caught. >> police are canvassing the neighborhood, interviewing people about what they saw. if you have information, contact prince george's county police. michigan's attorney general will hold a news conference to announce civil charges to the flint water crisis. two environmental employees were criminally charged. the water source was switched in 2014 to the flint river which led to lead contamination. a lot of back and forth about a jeep recall and whether fiat chrysler is

it comes after an actors death. he was pinned and killed by his jeep grand cherokee over the weekend. there was a software recall for the shifting gear. 40% of consumers never fix their car when there's a recall. >> there has been a consumer recall fatigue because there are so many recalls. >> fiat chrysler says it is on drivers to know what gear they are in. it is 5:55. next school year, your student will learn how to save a life in high school health class they will learn hands only cpr. it's with the purchase of automated external defibrillators. with this program, d.c. is the 35th state to require hands only cpr training in high school.

good morning. i'm at cnbc headquarters. reports say apple plans to ditch the headphone jack on the iphone 7 which will be unveiled in december. the lightning connector will serve as a charging port and headphone jack. bigger design changes in 2017 when they celebrate their tenth anniversary. i'm landon dowdy. if you are looking for an easier way to pay back student loans, there's an app for that. $37,000 in debt. apps are designed to help por rowers manage their debt. more than two-thirds of people who get a bachelor's degree will be debt. if you bought tickets on ticketmaster between october 21, 1999 and february 27 of 2013, you qualify for a

the company had accessive and misleading fees. you'll get two free tickets. new, temporary lighting and extra police patrol. part of a new night light safety zone program. >> ready to make a deal? the compromise on capitol hill that brings gun restrictions. rising concerns about the olympics in rio. news just in of another high profile athlete not going because of concerns over the zika virus. >> this will get your kids attention.

right now, d.c. police are intention fiing their presence on street corners like this one to make sure you make it home safely after a night on town. >> they are cleaning up after the powerful line of storms that brought one tornado to the area. storm team 4 chuck bell is tracking the conditions you will see. chuck? >> all the severe weather is gone after 46 individual severe weather warnings yesterday. one of the busier severe weather days. today is the opposite. quiet outside.

you are taking off going up the river. sit on the right hand side if you want the view of the city. weather headlines for today, nice and quiet. breezy, warm, noticeably less humidity. the storm chance is back on us tomorrow. temperatures mostly mid to upper 60s right now. a nice day out there. nothing on storm team 4 radar. that's the way it is going to stay. flash flood watches ahead of tomorrow's severe weather threat. more coming up in a few minutes. over to jack for the latest on pennsylvania avenue troubles. >> just got good news, thankfully, whatever was going on. metropolitan police reopened the lanes. something had been going on. police activity is cleared and lanes are open. didn't need other wrinkles going in there. otherwise t beltway is looking decent. heavier at new hampshire and georgia avenue.