the credit is courtesy of the child independent care credit. president obama is celebrating the wnba champions at the white house today. the minnesota links will be honored this afternoon. president obama has recognized sports teams in their efforts to give back to their communities. i'm angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news out of southeast d.c. we have one person dead, one person in the hospital, following a head-on collision. this was on 295 at howard road near the anacostia metro station. we know that 295 at howard is closed in both directions. we don't have a timetable on when things are going to open up. we know this was a rollover crash with one of the vehicles flipping over in the southbound lanes. highway patrol continues to investigate how it happens and molette green is almost to the scene. remember to follow first 4 traffic for an

good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we check on your forecast. first, another major overnight story, a house fire happening in marlboro. >> take a look at that fire. huge flames on the back side of the screen. so far prince georges county fire has not talked to us about how much damage that fire did or possible cause. we want to get you ready for your day in term of weather. >> meteorologist tom kierein is in with the weather headlines. >> serene and quiet on this monday morning, last monday of june as we start off this morning, first light of dawn showing up over the monument, live view from our city camera. mild dry morning and warm humid afternoon. storms moving in this evening, especially in virginia and a little bit closer in the metro area. more storms likely on tuesday. right now, getting some showers and storms

valley. your hour by hour commuter forecast is coming up in ten minutes. jack taylor is checking out a problem on i-70. >> still have our trouble spot, 70 westbound, after alternate route 40 in braddock heights. all lanes are closed westbound. you'll get off at alternate route 40 under police direction. up to middletown head up to 17 to return to i-70. eastbound lanes are unaffected. closures on 295, suitland parkway and mall cox x are closed. you'll find all travel lanes closed both directions of 295 south of the 11th street bridge. plan ahead if this is a normal travelway. >> never have i done anything to abuse the powers of my office. developments at the

court could send bob mcdonnell to jail or kick off a new trial. prosecutors say the gifts and loans that mcdonnell and his wife accepted in exchange for promoting a businessman's products amount to bribery. they were first invited in january 2014. a jury convicted them in the fall and sentencing happened in january of 2015. the republican has appealed his conviction before, but it was upheld last summer. the justices are also expected to announce their decision in a charge debate over abortion laws in texas. they will decide whether new requirements on abortion providers create a burden on women that rises to the level of unconstitutionality. some argue parts of the law are too restrictive and force clinics across the state to close. the man shot and arrested by secret service near the white house faces a preliminary hearing today. court documents say that jesse oliveri told a s

office that he came to d.c. to shoot people last month. he was shot by an agent after investigators say he approached a white house checkpoint holding a gun. he faces 20 years in prison if convicted. police are looking for this man. he's accused of stabbing a special police officer at the giant on alabama avenue in southeast. it happened when somebody notified the officer about a suspected thief. the officer confronted the man who then pulled out a knife and stabbed him. call police if you have any information that could help locate this suspect. at the live desk, following the very latest in the brexit fallout, we know that millions have now signed a petition in the uk calling for a redo of the reference dux. more than 3 million in fact. although, it may get a hearing in parliament. it is not expected to result in an eu reversal. this as more calls from the opposition party in parliament to step down.

replace david cameron after he resigned following that vote. and it is 5:05. developing this morning, all eyes will be on the stock market after the uk's decision to exit the european union. the dow jones plunged more than 600 points at the end of trading on friday. futures point to more losses today, but it is possible there will be a repeat of friday's sell-off when big global markets open today. in the day ahead, d.c.'s mayor will officially raise the minimum wage again. she will sign the $15 minimum wage bill tonight. under the bill, tipped workers will receive their wages rise to $5.50 an hour. it will happen gradually by 2020 and increases will move with inflation after that. also today a push to get d.c. residents to get tested for

tested themselves in the day ahead to show women how it is to do. >> one in 13 people living in washington are expected to be diagnosed with hiv in their lifetime. it is 5:06. no to the latest to the race to the white house, hillary clinton holds a 5 point lead over republican rival donald trump. that is according to a wall street journal poll. this comes as hillary clinton campaigns in ohio with senator elizabeth warren. donald trump does not have any schedule public events this morning. arlington is the best place to retire. report out this morning from bank rate.com includes nine criteria. franklin, tennessee, west des moines, iowa, sarasota, florida, and scottsdale

about arizona as being nice places to retire, now virginia. >> welcome. great place to live. grab the shades, you will need them for your drive to work this morning. the drive home, though, may be a different story. when the clouds start moving in in your commuter forecast. mother nature continues to give people in west virginia a hard time after days of deadly flooding and it may just get orse. whawt'

good morning. no travel problems as you are heading off to work early on this monday morning. we've got dry pavement and a mostly clear sky, temperatures will be climbing into the 70s over the coming hours. lots of sunshine. you'll need that visor down and your sunglasses. heading back home, you may be dodging thunder storms late in the commute, getting back

afternoon. temperatures before then reaching the mid 80s. maybe having to deal with some heavy downpours and ponding of water. that's going to be late afternoon and evening hours. they have got hour-by-hour timing. 295 is closed in both directions, south of the 11th street bridge. the ongoing investigation from the accident, closed between suitland parkway and malcolm x. big delays. leaving frederick toward hagerstown, you'll need to reroute, i-70 westbound. all lanes are closed. this will put you into middletown, get up ton 17 that will return you to i-70 westbound. and matta woman

a jetliner on fire moments after making an emergency landing. a passenger recorded this video as the wing was on fire here. this happened in singapore. the pilot actually turned the plane around after the engine's oil warning light came on. once it landed, the engine caught fire. none of the passengers was hurt. ten people were hurt at a white supremacist rally outside the state capital of sacramento. 30 members and 400 counterprotesters. seven people were stabbed there. their all expected to survive. a cameraman and reporter were assaulted by counterprotesters who said they didn't want cameras at the event. no one has been arrested so far. heavy rain could add more devastation to flooded communities in west virginia today. 20 counties are under

flood watch. greenbrier county is one of the hardest hit. hundred of neighbors are now helping one another. >> i don't know what i would do without these people. >> 43 years of stuff just being thrown out. it's hard. >> president obama has issued a federal disaster declaration for three counties, allowing aid for temporary housing and repair. a wildfire burning through central california is now 40% contained. the erskine wildfire has killed two people and destroyed 300 buildings. one bright spot, search teams were able to rescue a kitten from the rubble of a home this weekend. happening today, the group we the people for sensible gun laws is holding a protest. this is happening on the north side of the white house, beginning at 11:00 this morning. they say the goal is to support the president's plan and increase public discourse on gun violence prevention and safety. four school systems in northern virginia will offer free breakfast and lunch to kids through the summer. s

18 and part of the u.s.d.a. summer food service program. in some cases, children don't have to attend the school to receive the free meals. the school districts participating are fairfax, prince william, those two counties, and me nan sass, and men nan sass park. standing at your work isn't as healthful as you think. a new study says standing while you work doesn't necessarily help you lose weight. we see these standing desk stations that we have. researchers say that there are benefits to standing, but weight control is not among them, so what's better for weight control at work? walking. if you can only figure out a way to connect your computer and your laptop and all that stuff and you can walk around. more people are skipping the doctors office instead going to urgent care. in the last decade, large employers have spent 17% less on doctors office visits. many patients argue urgent care

doctors office and cheaper than going to the emergency room. >> ultimately, we think it might be a employ thing. while you have people taking better care of themselves for routine care, they may not have more catastrophic care down the road. >> many employers are looking at plans with smaller networks and higher deductibles. counting down to rio. katie ledeckie, michael phelps, you've heard their names. le deckie from bethesda, phelps from baltimore, le deckie is competing in the 400 meter freestyle today. the 200 and 800 meter free siel races are happening over the next several days. the 800 meter, it's almost a done deal. >> she is so dominant. i had a chance to sit down with her and talk with her before omaha and you can watch for my interview on news 4 this afternoon at 5:00 and

such a good head on her shoulders. i can't even assume you are going to rio. she says -- you know you are going to rio. >> michael phelps, brand-new dad. he's going to be very competitive in the olympics. >> top of their game. let's turn to meteorologist tom kierein. >> we're going to find out what kind of day we're going to have. it looks like hot and humid. >> it's back. the humidity is returning on this monday morning. although fairly pleasant now, it's mild and temperatures are hovering the 60s. later today, you are going to start feeling uncomfortable and you will see storms popping up. here's the hour-by-our timing. 2:00, storms around the panhandle of west virginia to hagerstown, down 81 to lieu ray. 3:00, they get into frederick

weakening by washington. however, shenandoah valley and around the blue ridge, they could the question heavier downpours. 5:00 p.m. the afternoon commute is looking all right around the immediate metro area. it's around the blue ridge and shenandoah valley with heavier downpours by 6:00 p.m. might have some flooding problems around the blue ridge. locally, showers pop up around 7:00 p.m. they drift farther south and get closer to the metro area around 8:00 or 9:00 this evening. they too weaken. those showers and down powers go the south and advance to the east, 9:00 p.m. into prince william, stafford. then it drifts east and passing south of the area by 10:00. most of it is done by midnight tonight. much of the metro area is going to be escaping severe

up near 90 tomorrow. by areawide we've got a greater chance of storms tomorrow evening. some severe. then temperatures in the 80s, wednesday, thursday, and friday. fourth of july, weekend, we could get some storms on late saturday and off and on late sunday. new detail after a blue angels training turned deadly earlier this month. when and where the navy's favorite is expected to return to the air. breaking news just coming in and the capture of two escaped inmates from south carolina. what we're learning when we wieck back in

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following some breaking news this morning in the district. i-295 both directions closed between suitland parkway and malcolm x avenue. overnight crash, authorities remain on scene doing an investigation. 295 southbound, you'll be diverted to suitland, northbound at malcolm x.

and matawoman beantown, closed at pinefield road. i-70 westbound, you'll be diverted on to alternate route 40 because of police activity closing the westbound lanes of i-70 after route 40. eastbound lanes are completely unaffected. that's your latest on the roads. good morning. angie goff here at the live desk with this developing story out of south carolina. two prison escapees are in custody, but the manhunt is on for this person. you are looking at new video of teams brought in to help search the swampy area. all three escaped friday morning. donna little who was pictured there, he along with the others are suspected of stealing a car after escaping and leading police on a chase that ended up in a crash. one person is dead and several others hurt after a car plowed into a southern california taco

wheel jumped the curb and hit multiple people at the los angeles taco stand last night. ten people in total were hurt and three were taken to the hospital. police subeen a factor in this . in colorado, five people from one family are dead after an amtrak train collided with their minivan. this happened yesterday morning as the family was driving to church. our colorado affiliate says the minivan did not stop for the train. the front of the train collided with the right side of the van. three children and their parents died. one four-year-old girl survived and was airlifted to the hospital. no one on the train was hurt. as many of you get ready to hit the road for the fourming holiday, here's a look at gas prices in our area. the cost for a regular tank of gas in d.c. is $2.54 right now. slightlyigher than last month. $2 .13 is the average in virginia and $2.28 in maryland.

weekend travel projections later today. some of the navy's best pilots will be back in the skies over the week. the blue angels are planning a show over the national cherry festival in michigan. squadron leaders say they are thankful for their fans patience as the team mourn the loss of one their own. breaking news on i-295 in d.c. we're following a deadly accident there. we'll tell you what we're learning about what led up to this crash just ahead. and just days after he was sentenced to one year in prison, a former fairfax county police officer could soon be walking free. why the man who killed

angie goff here at the live desk. we have more on this breaking news we've been following out of southeast d.c. where police remain open the scene of a deadly car accident. we know one person is dead and another person is in the hospital being treated right now. but we do have an update for you on how this is impacting traffic. 295 at howard road, this is near the anacostia metro station is being closed off. northbound is being divertedo

met -- malcolm x. molette green just arrived to the scene. we will have the latest and we'll find out how all of this happened, perhaps. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. >> we're starting off with some increased humidity. four things to know on this monday is going to be quite steamy here for the rest of the day, and some late afternoon and evening storms are possible. more storms are looking more widespread as we get into tomorrow afternoon on tuesday. then turns much less humid. nice break as we get into wednesday all the way toward the end of the workweek. right now, storm team 4 radar showing a cluster of some showers, a little bit of lightning here in ohio. all this is tracking to the east and that's that zone that could

day. i've got your hour-by-hour exercise forecast coming up in ten minutes. back to you. good morning, i'm molette green at the scene of this deadly crash investigation in the district at 295. we are at the 295 south exit at south capital street. all southbound traffic from here forced off there. there you are looking at 295 where you can see the traffic being forced off, northbound, 295 traffic being diverted to malcolm x. southbound, diverted to howard road. all of this after a deadly accident. two cars head-on collision, one person dead. another person taken to the hospital. police are still investigating and putting together what happened here, but there are no crashed cars here on the scene. just the accident investigation that remains and, of course, the impact to traffic here as

one officer just told me they are not going to be here for very much longer. maybe an hour or so. we'll stay on the scene and gather more information and bring it to you as soon as we get it. back to you. >> molette green. your time is 5:30 and today our nation's highest court is set to announce its ruling in the corruption case of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. it is a case with widespread implications. we're outside of the supreme court with more. kristin wright has more. >> reporter: justices seemed likely to side with governor bob mcdonnell when they heard arguments in the case in april. mcdonnell was convicted and sentenced to two years. mcdonnell and his wife accepted money and gifts from businessman johnny williams. the former governor's attorneys argue the things he did for wi

not part of a bribery scheme. the rulings today could be time behind bars, or order a new trial, or a tie upholds the new conviction. that's if the justices split 4-4. coming up this morning at 6:00, the bradder implications of today's decisions and the last time the supreme court weighed in on a case like this. back to you. >> thank you. 5:31. adam torres could be out of jail as soon as this week. on friday, a fairfax county judge sentenced the police officer to one year in jail for killing john gear. 's mother was in the court when it came down. she called it insulting. he already serve ten months for shooting and killing gear in august of 2013. prince georges county police are investigating a shoot. it happened at 8:45 last night on naylor road in temple

they found a man shot. he's taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. d.c. police are investigating a shoot in east. it happened sun evening on ridge road. a man was found suffering from a gunshot wound. we're told that he was conscious and breathing when medics arrived. a neighborhood commissioner in southeast d.c. is furious after gunfire erupted near her home. this happened saturday night into sunday not far from rfk stadium. one woman was hit by a bullet there but is expected to be okay. bullets damaged cars near 17th and independence in southeast. front and rear windshields were shattered there. anc commissioner denise krepp said she's tired of the violence. >> they hit an individual and manage to destroy cars and terrorized my neighbor. we're looking somebody wasn't killed. >> she plans to meet with the

crime problem. a driver is recovering from a rollover crash. he flipped the car near massachusetts avenue last night. no word on what caused the crash. a man is okay after crashing his car into a retention pond along the beltway. take a look at the car there. maryland state police say he went off the road early sunday morning near route 202 in landover. a toe truck pulled the car out. geese causing a nuisance in montgomery county parks will soon be food for the homeless. the county plans to euthanize 150 geese at two parks. the birds will be processed and meat donated to the maryland food bank. the county says geese feces are a big problem in the parks. it can impact water quality. there is a new way to pay tribute to a young prince william county police officer killed on the job.

just released its heart of a lion amber al in honor of the officer. a navy grab, the new winner of the quicken loans national has an incredible story of overcoming adversity. billy hurly just won tiger tournament. it was his first win. hurley's father shot and killed himself last year. hurley said it was definitely on his mind. >> i thought about him this morni morning. i had to kind of step away in the locker room by

thankfully i was able to put that aside, kind of on the golf course, and just play golf. >> billy hurley is a leesburg native. he lives in annapolis now. he called the victory a huge step forward personally and professionally. >> it might have you thinking twice before you and your kids ride a roller coaster any time this afternoon. the ride that derailed and sent several people to the hospital. if you are trying to get a run in today, go early. when the humidity starts to settle back in, when we check back with meteorologist. breaking news on 295 in d.c. where one person has died after a head-on crash. how it could impact your drive to

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right now, eight children and two adults are recovering from a pretty scary crash. a roller coaster derailed in scotland. the people on it fell at least 20 feet to the ground. >> right now, it's not clear what conditions those kids are in. the amusement park where this happened has temporarily closed. another scary element to this story, five years ago, the same roller coaster broke down, leaving people stranded on it for eight hours. coming up on 5:39 now on this monday morning. if you are about to step outside, feels pretty good out there right now. >> the humidity is increasing and storm team 4 tom kierein is

the day ahead. good morning. here's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. we have laveneder and pink clouds cruising gracely. here's a look at the other camera. you can see the haze in the area. that's the humidity. what to wear, dress for a hot and humid today. sunglasses, sun block, go sleeveless with your shorts. during the afternoon, you might need your umbrella. late afternoon into the evening hours, have that handy. as we take a lock at your exercise forecast, hour-by-hour temperatures, 10:00, mid 70s, noontime, oith. noontime, low 80s. fine should be getting exercise into until much of the day until after 3:00 p.m. that's when our chances for thunderstorms begin to increase mainly in virginia and south of the metro areas. temperatures drop back down into the low 80s by late afternoon.

weekend and your chances for storms over the week coming up in a few minutes. what's happening with traffic. we'll check in with jack in a couple of minutes here. this is training they hope they never have to use. what metro learned during this week's massive safety drill. it might cost a lot to send your kids to summer camp. why you might enjoy the exp

following our breaking news this morning, better news with the serious accident and investigation closing 295. had be blocked through the overnight between suitland parkway and malcolm x. good news is north 295 has reopened northbound, north of malcolm x. southbound lanes still closed but they are hoping to have that open by 6:00 this morning. we're making some progress around the scene of this serious crash. we've also got a closure on 70.

heights, alternate route 40. eastbound lanes are unaffected. back to you. good morning, i'm storm team meteorologist tom kierein. all dry here much of our region, however, in the midwest, there are some showers, a little thunder and lightning developing there in ohio, farther west and south of there, that's all drifting our way later today. i've got the new hour-by-hour timing coming right up. turkish police in istanbul arrested activists who protested the government's decision to ban a gay pride rally in the city. tear gas and rubber bullets were used to disperse celebrators. istanbul's governor banded trans pride parade in march and sunday's lgbt

citing security concerns. this is the scene in new york city as many celebrated the annual pride parade there. it is many events as the lgbt community remembered those killed in the orlando massacre. pope francis says catholics and christians should seek forgiveness for discriminating against home hoe swawls. it should ask for forgiveneness for how it's treated women and child labor. and the music icon prince died in april and left no will. $300 million. is what his he state is estimated to be worth. there are five ne

in virginia. they include background checks at gun shows and recognizing out of state handgun permits. people convicted of domestic violence also will not able to buy a gun. in maryland, the minimum wage is going from 8.25 to $8.75 an hour. you can search new laws on your nbc washington app to find out more. there could be more pain for the market as investors are trying to figure out the impact of the uk's decision to leave the european union. it is a mixed picture. japan is rebounding friday after the 8% loss. s&p says the global markets lost $2.1 trillion on friday. thank you.

people you'll be sharing the road with this coming holiday week. aaa is predicting 43 million americans will be traveling. if that happens, it will be a new record. the current record is from last year, just over 42 million travelers for the fourth of july holiday. aaasm says 84% will be taking the roads. if wur unof those millions, we have some tips for you when taking a rental car. consumer reports says you should spring for the amenities you want. things like blue tooth and usb ports are not in every rental car. it would be better to use a name brand rental place. consumer reports also says your personal car insurance may include rental car coverage so you don't necessarily need to spend the extra money when they ask if you want to get your rental insured. 5:47. in the race for the white house today, hillary clinton and elizabeth warren will make

first joint campaign appearance in ohio. clinton and warren have formed a tight alliance over the last several weeks as clinton clinched the democratic nomination for president. tracie potts is live on capitol hill here. this all comes as a lot of people say elizabeth warren is being vetted to be a vice-presidential campaign. >> warren is an outspoken critic of wall street. that could help hillary clinton who has been hammered about her ties with wall street. she could also bring progress sieves to the table, so could bernie sanders. that's something to watch for as they rally together in ohio today. a poll shows hillary clinton five points ahead of donald trump. she's been hammering donald trump on his comments about the brexit. trump said

could benefit from britain leaving the eu and that's part of when she's been talking about and part of what she's been criticizing him on. >> what about bernie sanders, tracie? he hasn't fully endorsed hillary clinton. what is her campaign's take on the delay here? >> well, what he said is that he will vote for her. what he has not done has said he wholeheartedly endorses her. he hasn't gone on the campaign trail on behalf of her because technically he's still a candidate. his focus right now seems to be the democratic party platform and making sure as they develop that, it includes a lot of things he and millions of supporters fought for. big sticking point right now, $15 an hour minimum wage. >> tracie spots -- traisie potts live on capitol hill here. virginia senator tim kaine is rumored to be high on clinton's short list.

>> that might be my favorite description, you lack an exploding volcano of charisma. are they critiques or compliments? >> they are true, i am boring, but, you know, boring is the fastest growing demographic in this country. >> yeah. kaine also gave his thoughts on a number of other topic including guns, donald trump, and abortion. i remember covering him when he was on richmond city council, so he can get fiery when pushed. we'll see. 5:51 just been right now on this monday morning, and everybody is ready for the week to get started here. not going to be too bad of a start. >> you are ready for the week to get started. i was hoping we could have -- >> weekend is over. as much as we want to keep that weekend going. >> exactly. it was so nice. >> it was gorgeous. we're waking up with that dream with more humidity around. i see a fruit salad sun rise. there's a little watermelon, can't lope there, i see. starting off this morning with sun coming up,

humidity, by 10:00 it will be in the mid 70s. lots of sunshine this morning through midday, thrat afternoon -- late afternoon, the clouds to build and by 6:00, especially far southern suburbs could have storms developing as well as all the way until 10:00 this evening. back down to the mid 70s by then. temperatures now are pleasant. we're in the 60s, shenandoah valley all the way to the bay. reagan national is at 68 degree. here's the hour-by-hour timing. storms by 2:00 p.m., along 81 from hagserstown down to lieu ray. it does backen a bit by 3:00. most of the storms appear to be continuing in the shenandoah valley. that area to our north and west weakening coming into the metro area by 4:00. maybe a brief shower but it's thunderstorms with down powers, central shenandoah valley, continuing to advance slowly to the east and passing well south of washington. another area of storms,

county, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., all of that weakening as it heads down to the south, out of cull pepper, that's going to be between 7:00 to 9 p.m., then it weakens as it passes south of washington by 11:00 tonight. most of it going to be done. four-day forecast, we'll have the afternoon highs tomorrow up near 90 and still humid and we've got a greater chance of areawide thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening. some of them could be severe. it may be a weather alert day. then on wednesday, thursday, and friday, the return of lower humidity and pleasant weather with highs in the 80s each day. morning lows 60s. getting into the fourth of july weekend though, could get some storms late on saturday and off and on on for sunday for the fourth weekend. chance of storms sunday through midday, and cooler, fourth of july the is looking great. partly cloudy and moo the mid 80s. good weather for the parade and all of the firework displays

be some storms around and that's the way it looks right now. we've been following some breaking news this morning. i-295, both directions were affected between suitland parkway and malcolm x. we were dealing with accident investigations. authorities are wrapping up the northbound side. the lanes are reopen north on i-295 moving north of oxen could he have, heading up toward oxen hill. southbound lanes remain blocked but hoping to have them opened before 6:00 this morning. it remains blocked. and we have a closure affecting those leaving frederick . i-70 westbound, beyond alternate route 40, westbound are closed. eastbound unaffected. the flashing lights will always cause a rubber necking delay. up on

on 70 west beyond all the police activity. angie goff at the live desk, following breaking news out of lebanon where a group of suicide bombers has kill at least five people. this was near a village that was along the border with syria, a place with many syrian refugees. people who have fled the country of syria. four suicide bombers we're told involved in this attack. more than a dozen other people hurt. as of right now, no unwith, no particular group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> thank you, angie. it is 5:54 and results of safety drill could help metro learn where it could do better during an emergency. half a dozen state officials and volunteers help simulate drills, that were supposed to mimic the incident that killed a woman last year inside the station. the training

difference. >> we see what happens, see how it work, make sure that we all understand as board members as well how important safety is and working with fairfax and lamada together, that's important. >> improving communication with local police departments would greatly improve safety on the rails. a bit of good news for parents this morning before you send your kids off to summer camp, the cost of summer camp could pay off come tax time. working parents can save around $1,000 per child, up to two children, depending on their income. there are some conditions. overnight camps do not qualify. children have to be younger than the age of 13, and if your spouse doesn't work, the credit will not kick in. the credit is courtesy of the child independent care credit. and by the looks of the crowd spilling into fedex field, you would have thought perhaps it was a football sunday, but people weren't going to a

certificate, an epic p one at of that. guns n roses together again for their not in this lifetime tour. people are calling the tour one of biggest musical events of the century. >> i had a phase. i had a little guns n roses. >> i don't believe you for a second. >> a little november rain. i did. let's talk about basketball. >> who are you aaron? >> the wnba champions celebrating their win at the white house today. the minnesota lynx will be recognized by president obama later this afternoon. people in west virginia brace for more bad weather as they cope with the after math of deadly flooding. fire forces a prince george's county family from their home overnight. >> katie

a morning mess on 295. traffic being diverted after a fatal crash. >> news 4's molette green is live on the scene right now with details. what's going on, molette? >> reporter: just minutes ago, the toe truck just towed away one of he

as you can see, police still on the scene, wrapping up their investigation as they are taking down the yellow tape, and some of the police cars starting to move away. we have video of that tow truck taking the car away. we'll get that up as soon as we can turn it around here. police now wrapping up their investigation into this head-on collision here at the scene. we know one person died. one person is in the hospital. still no idea what led up to this head-on crash that happened about 10:45 last night on 295 here, just before you get to the south capital street malcolm x avenue exit here. as you can see, traffic on the other side going into the city moving much better, but traffic going southbound still a problem, but we expect this stretch to be reopened very shortly here.

scene. let's go back to you in the studio and get more information from traffic. molette thank you. we had some activity that was going on howard county, leaving frederick county headed toward hagerstown, i-70 going westbound. we had all lanes block. eastbound lanes remain open. 295 very much a mess. northbound reopened. we're waiting for the all clear for the southbound lanes to open. the investigation was wrapping up as you saw behind molette. we had officers removing some police tape and we had vehicles moving through the area. hopefully we'll have southbound lanes open soon. down in wal korve, you are under police direction down by mattawoman drive, if this is a normal travel pattern, follow police direction. and looking great this morning. not too humid. thicker humidity will bemo