today president obama will meet with mark zuckerberg. the conversation will happen on facebook live allowing millions around the world to tune in. they're expected to talk about technology and its impact on society and jobs. both the president and zuckerberg will speak on a panel at the 2016 global entrepreneurship summit in silicon valley. if you own a volkswagen, you may be getting some cash. the car company will mahorn $10 billion in a settlement from the emissions cheating scandal. most of that more than is earmarked to go to car owners. about 500,000 could get an average payment of $5,000 depending on how old your car is. vw owners may also be getting their car fixed or even bought back by the company. a spokesperson has declined to comment. breaking news not only did britain vote to

we're also monitoring a bombshell announcement as a result. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. more on that in a first, but first we want to check your forecast. chuck bell with more on what we can expect. >> so far so good. we have a mostly cloudy sky in place over washington. there is that little fog bank happ hanging right over the potomac. there are raindrops from hagerstown south and west of frederick. most are on the north side of the potomac for now, but they may drift into loudoun county and eventually down toward the great falls area. temperatures not too bad. we're in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees right now. next 4 hours look kind of on the cloudy side. no washout, though. a few showers around this morning and there may be a rumble or two of thunder between 2:00 and 5:00. and then drying out as whether he had into your friday evening. saturday will start out a little foggy, but on the dry side. more about the weekend coming up. let's go over to jack taylor, he's working

morning. how about the work crews? >> hopefully they are worked hard and should finish up. rock creek parkway at kennedy center, a paving project. you will alternate by. edsall road still blocked from the water main break. you will need to reroute. georgetown pike, an accident yesterday damaged a power pole. it's closed between river bend road and leigh mill road. plan ahead. back in to you. brexit bombshell. prime minister david cameron announcing that he will resign. this after a narrow decision by voters to leave the eu. cameron delivered the referendum as an election promise and forcefully pushed to stay, but that is not the drought come this morning. >> io

only way i know how, which is to say directly and passionately what i think and feel. head, heart and soul. i held nothing back. >> britain could see a new prime minister as soon as october, but britain's entire exit could take more than two years. several countries now this morning have already made announcements that they will stay or hold their own votes on membership in the eu. leaders in germany are speaking about an hour and a half from about all of that. more from the live desk as the story develops. the brexit is toppling stock markets around the world. u.s. futures are already down a few points this morning. the britt tick stock market plummeted more than 7%. it is a similar story at the are markets in japan and germany. one of the biggest things, british pound lost 17 cents to the dollar.

countries are all working to reassure people and put contingency plans into place. developing this morning, alexandria police are investigating what they are calling a sudden death in a safeway parking lot on king street. megan mcgrath will have an update live from the scene ahead. it is 5:04. in the day ahead the former fairfax county officer who shot and killed an unarmed man will be sentenced. adam torres pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for john gear's 201 death. the plea calls for one year in prison. torres has already served eight months and would be credited to time served. he is the first fairfax county police officer convicted in connection with a deadly shooting. and today the trial for a prince george's county bishop gets under way. michael turner is the head of the miracle center of faith

missionary baptist church. he's accused of sexually assaulting a woman in his congregation. he's charged with second degree assault, fourth degree sex offense and harassment. and right now severe flooding is causing most of west virginia to be under a state of emergency. you see image of a house on fire as it swept down a creek in white sulphur springs, west virginia. flooding is also a major problem across state lines in allegheny county, virginia. at least two people have been killed in the flooding including an 8-year-old boy and an elderly man. dangerous debris is now a concern. >> it's really bad. a raging river. 500 gallon oil tanks and trash cans and gas cans. >> we're also learning a toddler is missing. neighbors report people trapped in their cars and others tried to swim to escape the high water. 0% conm

california wildfire that has already burned close to 100 homes is still going strong. t it's ravaged more than 3,000 acres. sadly many forced for abandon their homes with no warning. back to you. we're going to go all over this country because that is what the political revolution is about. >> senator bernie sanders is not conceding. he is now focusing on campaigning for other democratic candidates in congressional and local races. sanders will be in albany today hosting a speech called where do we go from here. meanwhile donald trump is defending his criticism of hillary clinton. >> you've been critical of hillary clinton for taking wall street money. will you take wall street money? >> i'm taking very little. >> but you will take some? >> i don't know. we'll have to see who

>> but you won't pledge not to? >> i have turned down millions from people. >> trump is in scotland reopening a golf course. hillary clinton does not have any public events scheduled for today, but her campaign is holding rallies in miami and chicago. p. arlington cemetery workers will make their call for better benefits public. they're focusing on refusal to offer sick leave and pay increases. this is will be on the memorial bridge. the protest gets under way at 3:00 this afternoon. and today d.c.'s mayor will be in indianapolis for the u.s. conference of mayors. the leaders will discuss policies and best practices for running a city. some of the topics they're expected to focus on include transportation, education and policing. that conference lasts until monday. ♪ tickets for the award winning and very exp

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that's all. it will be around. continuing to follow breaking news after the so-called brexit vote results were announced. what it means for you. and his ek girlfriend, her family and an area high school, the teen under arrest for threaten to go shoot them all with an assault rifle. live look outside where you can see the cloud. you might need the wipers at some point.

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12 after 5:00 on this moist friday morning. >> you're not supposed to say that word on tv i think. >> what? >> people don't like it. >> muggy? >> muggy. chuck bell, what do you think? >> you can't say moist, really? >> i read somewhere that it is a word that people hate the most. >>

equal trouble. can we say moisture? there is some moisture mostly on the north side of the potomac. but there could be a few showers there northern loudoun county in the next little bit. so your ride in, cloud dy skies. a chance for a passing shower later today. if you're already checked out and headed for the beach, maybe showers down at the coastline today, but saturday and sunday will be perfect beach days for sure. just didn't forget the spf, temperatures in the mid-70s. over to jack dtaylor now. crews finished up 15 between leesburg and point of rocks bridge. and you are yo your travel lanes are now open. georgetown pike still closed off between river bend road and leigh mill road. ma

so you will find yourself rerouted. edsall road from wednesday's water main break remains blocked from van dorn and whiting street. back in to you. 5:14. and developing this morning, two sheriff deputies are recovering from a shooting right now, they were shot in los angeles suburb about three hours ago. brand new chopper video from our sister station in l.a., it's not clear what the deputies were doing when they were shot. or what condition they're in at this hour. grocery store parking lot on king street in alexandria turned in to a crime scene. megan mcgrath live there with more on the investigation. >> reporter: this happened in the covered parking lot area to the safeway on king street in alexandria. take a look at the video here. police are investigating what they are calling a, quote, sudden

information, but at about 8:0 last night, police could be seen examining a mercedes suv parked in this lot. at least two of the windows to that vehicle broken out. now, police not releasing much information. we are working to get more on the circumstances surrounding this death and i'll have more coming up in the next hour. reporting live in alexandria, megan mcgrath, news 4. the fight for gun control will move to the senate. u.s. senator blumenthal and chris murphy will call for gun safety reforms. the connecticut congressional delegation wants to put measures in place to prevent terrorists from buying guns following the orlando tragedy. it comes just a day after a 25 hour sit-in over gun control by house democrats. d.c. teen is in custody after police found an assault rifle and ammunition this his home following a flurry of threatening text messages to his

17-year-old september tnt the mo the ex-girlfriend and one warned that he would shoot up the school. school resource officer was notified last week of a threat of mass violence. d.c. police were able to recover a weapon. >> got an emergency search warrant, was able to recover an ak-47 from the individual involved and over 180 rounds of ammunition. >> the teen's name has not been revealed because police plan to charge him as a juvenile. documents also say he faces child porn charges after posting a sexually explicit video of his ex-girlfriend online. investigators are trying to track down a man suspected of assaulting a woman on metro. police say the man placed a condom on a woman's shoulder about a month ago. police are now looking for lawrence harris. he is from northeast washington. the incident happened on a blue line train headed toward largo.

himself in yesterday after he made plans with police. and a man turned himself in for molesting an 11-year-old girl at target store. fairfax county police charged 19-year-old brendan cordova with three count of aggravated sexual battery battery. surveillance video backed up the girl's claims. cordova was identified by an anonymous tip. another acquittal. officer caesar goodson was found not guilty on all seven counts he faced. quiet protests filled the streets after the verdict was read. but what does the acquittal mean for the remaining officers who will be tried? we spoke with glenn ivey about what could happen in those cases. >> i assume what will happen is that the remainin

saying, you know, what judge, you've already sdwied tdecided issues and the facts will be the same in these subsequent trials that are coming up. >> of the six officers charged, goodson was facing the most serious charges including depraved heart murder. two firefighters are expected to be okay following a crash on route 170. you can see the front he said of an anne arundel county ambulance smashed after it collided with a tanker truck and another vehicle. it happened near the interchange with route 100. the two firefighters were taken to the hospital to be checked out. the truck driver was not hurt. in ne"news 4 your health," s will start offering healthier food items. the company says it will also add a trend zone which will highlight options like

foods, vegan snacks and raw food options. safety is a major concern for kids on the playground this summer. climbing equipment hurts more kids than anything else on the playground. when kids fall, it's important to make sure they land on something soft including wood chips, sand or mulch. >> take a scope of that play ground before you let your children play. look for any broken or damaged equipment because those rough edges or rusty slide stairs could cause a serious injury to your children. >> swings and slides can also be problem spots. safety experts recommend making sure your kids know where they can get around swings and slides while other children play. today metro is looking for the best dancers, artists and musicians for the art

program. >> you know what i'm going to say. you should audition. >> what should we do? >> i like how you turned that right around. >> a fduet, trio? >> we could be the news 4 trio. boy, did that ever fall flat. is this on? >> we're going to do it. >> see, a 4 and a trio? never mind. a bad number joke. outside this morning, we have a lot of clouds around. not raining in too many places. there could be a passing shower this morning and again later on this afternoon. but on the whole, today won't be a washout. just a quick little raindrop or two. weekend, morning fog, but lots of sunshine by saturday afternoon and sunday. here is storm team 4 radar this morning, most of the raindrops here frederick county, carroll county, a little bit of complete rain. so be on the lookout for that. but otherwise the rest of the area is dry. here is future weather handling your rain chances. not much

once we add a little daytime heating into the mix, there is a lot of low level moisture out there and as a result there could be some showers bubbling up, maybe a rumble or two of thunder today. best thundershower chances across northern and central virginia. temperature-wise, we're in the mid to upper 60s across the area with a lot of clouds around and really not much of an impact on your morning plans. later today, highs only in the upper 70s and low 80s with a quick shower or two. going out on your friday night, any isolated showers will be coming to an end by about 8:00 this evening. turning mild and dry there after and the weekend actually looks pretty nice if you'll be doing stuff outside, really the only knock on the whole weekend forecast, some foggy conditions around first thing tomorrow morning. but by and large, i think you will like both saturday and sunday. highs in the low to mid-80s both days with lower humidity than average for the last weekend. can you believe that, jack taylor? last weekend in the month of june. >> i'll take it. june flew by b

there. georgetown pike not a great spot this morning. still have it closed from yesterday's accident, pole damaged, wires had to be restrung. georgetown pike closed good river bend road and leigh mill road. edsall road there wednesday's water main break he remains closed between van dorn and by thing streets. otherwise taking a look at the beltway, we're in decent shape for a friday pace. most of the roadway dry a and looking decent. should find all your travel lanes open early this morning. back in to you. a fix is in the works to keep flash flooding like this from happening at a certain metro station again. wait until you hear how long it will take. we have one for both world wars and vietnam and now a push for a desert storm memorial. the group behind the new meaningful effort. and another athlete says no thanks to the rio olympics. we'll tell you who and whether or not the zika virus ithe reasos n

it could take more than nine months to keep flooding from happening again at the cleveland park metro station. look at this video. ddot will start a process to improve drainage, but it won't be done until early next year and then the work has to be completed. in the meantime sand bags are being put in place. although with that kind of rain, i don't know how much sand bags help. a man in tennessee a raising monday to launch a counter billboard campaign. controversial billboards have been removed, but rick tyler is hoping to bring them back. he says the billboard owners caved into fear and took them down without his permission. now a local man is spearheading an effort to

>> what i want to do is show the world, show everyone that in polk county and bradley county in tennessee, we love one another. >> rick tyler says he hopes to have his campaign signs back up by next week. stanley's children, grand children and great grandchild are all remembering him this morning. the blue grass singer died yesterday, he was 89. stanley had skin cancer. he started performing in the 1940s and sang at president jimmy carter and president bill clinton's inauguration. stanley's music for the movie o brother where art thou was also popul popular. we continue to follow breaking news out of britain where vote voters have approved a move to leave the european union and president obama has been briefed. what he's expect abouted do within the

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the uk will now attempt to navigate unk45chartered waters after brittain votes to leave the european union and now as a result prime minister david cameron has announced he will resign. >> i will do everything i can as prime minister to

months. but i do not think it would be right for me to try to be captain to steer our country to its next destination. >> it was a very close vote. 52% to 48%. britain could see a new prime minister as early as october. three months away. but brittain's entire exit could take more than two years. president obama has been briefed and is supposed to speak with david cameron later today. tracie potts will have more on that story coming up in about 15 minutes. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:31. we'll have much more on what the brexit means for you. first though want to check in with chuck bell and the rain that is hanging around today. >> most of the showers are up across northern maryland and north side of the potomac, so 4 things you need to know, a cloudy finish to thee

passing shower chance both this morning and this afternoon, but no washout coming for today. we'll be back into the sunshine tomorrow and best of all as we start looking toward the month of july, no heat wave in sight. early this morning, look at that low clouds and fog hanging right over the potomac this morning. visibility is reduced this pockets especially in northern maryland, so be careful and keep your speeds town just a touch. rain chances highest today from hagerstown to frederick to winchester, but everybody has at least a chance of seeing a shower today. jack taylor, i hear there are some shocking developments on georgetown pike. >> unfortunately accident yesterday did a lot of damage by way of one pole pretty heavily damaged, but it pulled town some wires. so georgetown pike remains closed between river bend road and leigh mill road. last check georgetown pike remained blocked. riding in virginia, 95 north out of stafford headed into springfield, so far so good. a little bit of a delay as you head up to the prince wi

parkway. sounds like a broken bound vehicle inbound 11th street bridge blocking the left lane. assistance is there. back in to you. back now to that breaking news, great britain is leaving the european union. there are a lot of things that you have to know about that britain's confirmed its vote. first we could start seeing wild swing this is 401(k) portfolios. the pound is losing a lot of value against the dollar which is creating a very strong exchange rate. crude oil prices are also dropping and there is uncertainty in the market in london and real estate investors could turn somewhere else like washington, d.c. landon dowdy will have more later in the broadcast. hunew details, an employee with top secret security

clearance was arrested for carrying a loaded gun. search warrant reveals the feds are investigating whether that worker was plotting an attack inside the building. paul ryan was asked about the congressional investigation. >> has your office been briefed? >> we're familiar with the reports. we want more information. but i am familiar with the reports and we're waiting further investigation. >> the employee in question is jonathan wienke. he was arrested and pleaded not guilty to unlawfully carrying a pistol. he is free pending his next court appearance. federal prosecutors have asked a judge to bar him from any homeland security facility. his attorney says his client is presumed innocent and will not comment. happening today, a mental health hearing for the suspect in a metrobus hijacking is happening. kevin loving is charged with second-degree murder after he allegedly stole a metrobus and ran over a man taking out the trash last month. loving reportedly tested positive for synthetic drugs

today a former done brar high school coach will be sentenced in a sex abuse case. charles young pled guilty to sexual abuse of multiple teenage boys at the school. he served as assistant track coach at dunbar between 2013 and 2014. he was arrested in 2014 after a victim came forward. prince george's county family is mourning the loss of a daughter killed in a van crash in central america. the "washington post" reports that the 24-year-old was killed in guatemala when the minivan she was in flipped over. there were about ten people in that van when it hit something and went out of control on monday. she had just finished rape counselor training and was in central america for a language immersion course. police investigating a series of possible hate crimes. someone spray painted homes, cars and other p

racist, hoe hoe phonet homophob anti-semitic messages. >> neighbors of family and kids. >> this isn't what our neighborhood is about. >> they think it could be the work of a child who lives in the area, but they don't have any specific suspects right now. if you work in d.c., your boss might soon be required to give you your schedule two weeks in advance. d.c. council committee advanced a bill last night, it would prohibit businesses with more than 40 locations nationwide from changing workers schedules less than two weeks in advance. employers would also be required to xwrif extra hours to part-time workers instead of hiring more part-time workers. full council is expected to take up that issue next week. 5:36. and operation desert storm sent more than half a million american troops to the middle east. now there is an effort to make sure these that didn't come home are never forgotten. the future nation

veterans war memorial will be -- organizers want it to be built on the northwestern corner of the national mall. early renderings show a massive curved wall made of kuwaiti limestone. the design is meant to surrounds visitors with images and stores from the gulf war and names of those who died. >> the design shows the military maneuver up into traffic that enveloped quite for liberate them. >> the desert stormexpects to b ground snim ometime in 2017. another notable athlete will not be going to rio de janeiro. lebron james says the u.s. basketball team will have to play without him. he says the zika virus is not the reason he's not going. that's why rory mcilroy pulled

wants to rest his body especially after winning the nba championship. that broken already had two f d golds and a bronze. and these towers will become very expensive housing after the games. as many as 11,000 competitors and half as happy coaches could be staying there this august. organizers say it's the biggest olympic village ever, it includes a post office, giant gym and a lot of security. >> the district is holding a party to celebrate the olympics today. starting at 10:00, you can see some of our local athletes at the park at city center downtown. events d.c. says you can also try a few interactive sports experiences like power lifting and pole vaulting. it goes from 10:00 to 1:00.

>> to pole vault? >> yeah. breaking news out of britain. the country has voted to leave the eu. a live report on what the president plans to do in the next day as well as what to be on the lookout for if you are brave enough for check your 401(k). also this morning, new details about a possible plot against the department of homeland security. who is now demanding a full review. and you may want to keep the umbrella handy. rain could be a possibility for some of you today. a closer look at that and your what to wear forecast.

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r. that was the moment police ended a chase in melbourne. officers spotted a stolen car yesterday morning. when they tried to stop it, the car sped off. this was the other dramatic moment, a police cruiser lost control right there. spins and crashed. the officer was not seriously hurt. police say they had to taser the suspect to take him down. heads up for people living this falls church. they received several authorities of a potentially rabid raccoon coming into contact with people and dogs. it happened on greenwich street, lincoln avenue, park avenue, great

trail. if you see an animal, don't approach it. call police. let's check your forecast now. chuck bell getting up you up to speed. a couple light raindrops up here towards hagerstown. no rain in the immediate metro area. so as you head out for your jog on you run, more clouds than anything else. couldn't rule out a stray shower or two. highs today though comfortable. well below average in the upper 70s and low 80s. and i'm optimistic that we can get the clouts out of here just in time for the weekend. let's go over to jack taylor now. inbound 11th street bridge, a broken down vehicle. assistance on scene. moved everything to the right shoulder. so all travel lanes are n

inbound. georgetown pike still closed between river bend road and leigh mill road. back into you. another pivotal ruling for a transgender student. what it could mean for virginia students. and the search on for two runaways missing in our area. and some money for your trouble. how much volkswagen drivers can expect to see after the ssive emmais

britain has voted to leave the european union and we've learned david cameron will resign as a result. we're monitoring several angles of the story for you. a lot of clouds in the sky, but not much range just yet. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s to right away 70.

today, but i'm optimistic about your weekend. that part of the forecast coming up. millions of immigrants have questions following the supreme court's deadlocked immigration ruling. the court's tied vote means the president cannot enforce the plan meant to keep roughly 4 million undocumented immigrants from being deported. however the administration will not be moving to tee port them as long as they don't commit crimes. but they skpt can't apply for w permits. >> i came to this country so i'm still waiting for something for my life, for my family. >> tpresidential candidate hillary clinton says she will fight to keep the plan. donald trump says he would abandon it. it is 5:49. today the

ceo mark zuckerberg will have a public conversation on facebook live. they're expected to talk about technology and its impact on society and jobs. and they will both speak at the s summit in silicon valley. money from an auction of items of whitey bulger, the money given to the victims. bulger was captured in 2011 after 16 year on the run. he's serving life in prison for murder and racketeering. the district has a problem with stolen bikes. and a d.c. official is learning it the hard way. tommy wells is now the director of energy and environment for mayor muriel bowser. his bike was stolen they're north capital and h streets in northeast thursday. >> i ride high bike all over the city. so i put it in a bike rack and came outft

the cable had been cut and it was gone. >> d.c. police are going over video from a nearby security camera. and others are putting out alerts for the stolen bike. i'm landon dowdy. there could be a lot of red arrows on wall street as investors react to brexit. dow falling 400 points and similar reaction in asia and european markets. investors will be moving to safe haven investments. analysts say we're seeing the market moves because polls suggested that the stay came would come out on top and now they have to lower exposure to great britain at

remember, you're more than likely in this for the long haul and you shouldn't panic over the knee jerk reactions. back over to you. and let's keep things going right now as the u.s. is reacting to this decision by british voters to leave the european union and the plan by prime minister david cameron to step down from his post. a white house official says president obama is being kept up-to-date on developments. tracie potts is live now with more on an expected meeting between the president and prime minister. >> reporter: it looks like they will at least talk today. that we do know. president obama has been briefed on this, it's not something he wanted to see. he had urged the british people, david cameron had urged the british people not to disextract themselves from the eu, but now that is exactly what will happen. cameron with the big announcement this morning that he's resigning, stepping down, allowing someone else to take over his prime minister and leave what could be a

year battle to go through the very complicated process of getting out of the eu. cameron says it wasn't his choice, but that the choice needs to be respected and people like himself who didn't want to see it happen now need to step up to the plate and help make it work. one person described it as an economic earthquake, landon just talked about the markets, bigger picture, also what will happen with the global economy, european central bank, saying that they stand ready to infuse more cash to try to keep things stable. >> tracie potts, thank you. let's get right to chuck bell now. he's got an update on -- can we go to the weekend? >> i start talking about weekend first thing monday morning. and now that bring is here, the weekend is all anyone is thinking about. and our weather is getting ready to turn the corner for the better. just in time for the weekend. outside this morning, there is some fog hanging right over the potomac here this morning. here is the washington

so this fog coming off the potomac and drifting into northwest washington. no major reductions in visibility in the metro, but there are some thicker areas of fog across northern maryland and panhandle of west virginia. for today, really not much of a rain threat. more clouds than raindrops. a foggy start tomorrow morning for sure, but we should be back to sunshine tomorrow afternoon. radar shows lonely rain drops we're dealing with are coming right down the potomac, they're about on the frederi frederick/montgomery county line. future weather, our updated hourly high resolution commuter model which carries most of the rain out of here by 9:00, but with the daytime heating, a few more showers by noontime. here is 3:00. hit and miss little rain chances around. couldn't rule out a rumble or two of thunder. primarily down towards luray and fredericksburg into the mid to late afternoon

so for today then, not a bad day to be be outside. temperatures cooler than average. highs today only in the low 80s. and tomorrow fog gives way to sunshine. and your "7-day forecast" looks great. sunshine for saturday afternoon, sunshine for sunday. a little chance for an afternoon shower monday and tuesday, but if you'll notice jack taylor, no 90s on that "7-day forecast." i like it. new hampshire avenue, lockwood drive, crews not finished up from the overnight. this is now listed as emergency road work. crews continue working between lockwood and northwest drive. right lanes taken away in both directions. georgetown pike yesterday's crash, closed between river bend road and lee hail road. they have to fix power pole and wires. sounds like a new accident down the beltway near alexandria. outer loop near route 1. more on that in the next

back to you. 5:55. it's not a billion dollars, but a $363 million drawing on the line today, mega millions jackpot. it keeps getting be igger. derrick ward live where people are hoping to pick the lucky numbers. >> reporter: we're at beverage and ice. a nice comfortable place to play the numbers. but if you are worried about the economic picture in light of all that international news, here is a personal hedge against let's say poverty or at least a little bit of security. how about a nice infusion of cash. the last drawing was on wednesday and they had no winner. and that's when the jackpot grew to the current level of $363 million. a little bit less if you take the cash out. but, hey, a lot of folks might want to do that. the drawing is scheduled for saturday. and that could be the

somebody goes from worrying about where the next dollar will come from, worrying about how they will spend or invest that $363 million. we're live in bethesda, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. we now have an update in and ongoing transgender battle in virginia. the federal district court has ordered gloucester county school board to let gallon vin use the same restroom as other boys. xwrim was born female but identifies as male. this after the measure went through several board meetings and court proceedings. the aclu brought the lawsuit on behalf of grim arguing the school board's policy was segregating transgender students from their peers. police are asking for your help to bring would runaways home. their focus is on these two 15-year-old girls. you can take a look at the pictures. juana headed back to school in april but never returned to school. and gonzalez has been gone since february.

may be working at a restaurant in maryland. if you own a volkswagen, you may be getting some money back from the german carmaker. vw expected to pay more than $10 billion in settlements from the emissions cheating scandal. it means that car owners in the u.s. could get an average payment of about $5,000 depending on the age of your car. a vote for independence. >> this means that the uk has voted to leave the european union. >> we're tracking the impact great pretty continbritbritain' having. >> reporter: police investigating what they call a sudden death outside a safeway on king street. live report coming up. really bad. a raging river. >> we're tracking conditions in west virginia after flash flooding. and keeping your safe at the playground. simple steps you can take to help avoid accidents.

we're watching the situation this great britain after the historic vote to leave the european union. how the vote could impact you. plus death investigation in

grocery store parking lot. first, though, chuck bell tracking rain with your out the door forecast. welcome to friday morning. more clouds than rain drops. we'll be staying nice and cool not just for today, but cooler that be avera than average as we go into the weekend. but raindrops can be found north of the martinsburg area. those showers are drifting southeast bound. so can't rule out a raindrop or two in gaithersburg up north. next 24 hours, just a few showers. upper 60s this morning. may be a rumble or two of thunder this afternoon, but rain chances only about 30% in the metro area. and then tomorrow off to a fog if i but rain free start and the rest of the weekend looking much nicer. more on that coming up. but now a new problem on a main road into town. >> not good. outer loop of the