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

showing up over kplil now. you can see a little bit of haze in the area. the humidity has increased a bit since yesterday. it's still fairly comfortable. it will be a warm and increasingly humid afternoon. also storms likely that evening, mainly south of the metro area and more storms likely tomorrow areawide, mainly during the afternoon on tuesday. right now, starting off with temperatures in the 60s. shenandoah valley all the way to the bay,ry began national is up to 68 degrees. we have showers way up to the midwest, they will be tracking closer to us as we get into late today and perhaps into the evening hours, and i've got the new hour-by-hour timing for that coming up this half hour. in addition, we have an increased chance of some severe storms. that's likely going to be moving in on tuesday and we'll be looking at that as well coming up this half hour as well as your fourth of july weekend forecast. all important. a lot of activities

this fourth of july weekend. we're standing by for the nation's highest court to rule in the corruption case of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. news 4 kristin wright is live at the supreme court with more. >> reporter: today the court could clarify what differentiates routine political courtesy versus bribery. drawing that line could change the way the politicians interact with constituents and change the way prosecutors use federal bribery laws when going after prominent little figures -- political figures which we've seen many times in the past. that's the broader implications of today's decision. bob mcdonnell was sentenced to two years. mcdonnell and his wife accepted money and gift from businessman johnny williams

supplement. time behind bars, they can order a new trial, overturn the conviction, or a tie. we expect the justices decision as early as 10:00 this morning. live at the supreme court, kristin wright news 4. we're also keeping an eye out for the court's ruling on a controversial abortion law in texas. justices are expected to decide whether new requirements on abortion providers create a burden on women that rises to the level of being unconstitutional. some argue parts of the law are too restrictive and force clinics across the state to close. new this morning, we have a call into prince george's county trying to learn more about this giant fire. this is a house on harmon place that caught fire. still not clear what started it, though. we don't know if anyone was hurt there. as soon as the fire department gets back to us, we'll let you know what we find out. and the man arrested for a recent security scare n

white house faces a hearing today. court documents say that jesse oliveri told a secret service officer that he came to d.c. to shoot people last month. he faces 20 years in prison if convicted. the search is on for the suspect accused of assaulting a special police officer. here is a photo of the man accused of stabbing a special police officer at the giant on alabama avenue in southeast. it happened saturday when someone noticed that the officer -- notified the officer rather about a suspected thief. the officer then confronted the man who then pulled out a knife, stabbed him and escaped. if you know who this is or have any information that can help locate him, call police. this morning, maryland state police are investigating a hit-and-run that sent one person to the hospital. this happen at 228 in greenwood drive in waldorf last night.

ronald cruz swerved his car. he ended up hitting the other car and rolled his car several times. police say that unidentified car then sped off after the crash. cruz was airlifted to baltimore shock trauma and is in stable condition. right now, residents in west virginia are struggling to salvage what's left of their homes as they brace for a new round of heavy rains there. yards and roads filled with mud. devastating flooding is responsible for 24 deaths at this point. neighbors are turning to each other for help. >> there's some times you need to be the one who receives, but you can't stop giving. >> president obama has issue a federal disaster declaration for three counties allowing aid for temporary housing and repairs. firefighters making progress on a deadly wildfire burning through central california. the erskine wildfire is

contained. it has killed two people and destroyed 300 buildings. search teams were able to rescue a kitten from the rubble of a home this weekend. angie goff here at the live desk where we continue to follow the very latest in the brexit fall-out. german and french official continue to put big pressure on britain to leave the eu immediately following their decision. the german chancellor saying there will be no informal talks. we learned several members of parliament have stepped down. this to scramble to find who will replace david cameron. markets continue to feel the hit. british and european stocks falling today. the pound suffering the most. angie goff from the live desk. thank you. and a lot of the reaction to britain's vote is not coming from foreign leaders. it is coming from the people who live in the uk. as of this this morning, more than 3 million of them have signed a

another referendum. they say the vote should not count if it did not get more than 60% of the country on board. we told you it was close. 52 to 48%, even with all the signatures, it is unlikely the petition will change the results. in the day ahead, d.c.'s mayor will officially raise the minimum wage again. she will sign the $15 minimum wage law tonight. tipped workers will see their pay increase to $5.50 an hour. one of our favorite olympians is getting in the water today. bethesda's own katie will he deck can i will be participating in the 400 meter free tile, the 200 and 800 meter races also later this week. michael phelps will be in the

katie is just dominant in so many of these races. she's just an incredible athlete, all around good person. >> i forget what i read this morning about the 800 meter. other people show up just because they want to swim s. >> i had a chance to sit down and talk with her before she left for omaha and i'll have more on that interview coming at news 4 at 5:00 and 11 tonight. stay tune. >> the olympics start august 5th. opening ceremonies. >> coming up. tempers boil over as protesters clash. the altercation that sent a number of people to the hospital. taking suicide more seriously. why doctors now say all teens should be screened. plus we're watching breaking news on d.c. 295 where a crash overnight had traffic at a standstill. in the last few minutes, those las were nere

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. >> drive time forecast on this monday morning, dry pavement as you are heading into work. you are going to need the sunglasses and visor down. we'll have the sun with a few clouds drifting through. then heading back home, partly cloudy in the mid 80s and a few storms developing, especially if you are heading south of washington, down 95, heading home or perhaps off to the south and west out 66. tas going to be late in the afternoon. some of those storm developing mainly in virginia and not in the metro area. as we look at our sun rise under way, there's a live view of our tower camera, sun jumping up in a mostly clear sky this morning. it's getting more humid. i'll look at the hour-by-hour timing i'm show you that in anyone's. jack

breaking news on the morning commute. the breaking news should be at this point all travel lanes opened. nothing blocked on 295 anymore between malcolm x and suitland parkway. again all travel lanes open both directions of 295. still have the westbound lanes of i-70 blocked leaving frederick headed toward hagerstown, you'll get as far as alternate route 40 in braddock heights. take 17 north, that will put you back on i-70 westbound. eastbound is open. mattawoman and beantown road at pine field road, closed by an accident. back to you. coming up on 6:14 and right now only one inmate left at large. there'

an inmate who escaped from a jail in south carolina. three inmates climbed out of a window, stole a car and ran off into the swamp. we learn this morning that two of them have been caught and back in custody. the one still out there was in jail for violating probation. white supremacist and anti fascists groups got into a huge fight outside the sacramento capital. that fight broke out between 30 members of the traditionalist worker party and 400 counterprotesters. a cameraman and reporter were also assaulted by counterprotesters who said they didn't want cameras at the event. so far no one is arrested. a gun battle in southeast washington sent one person to the hospital. this happened saturday night into sunday not far from rfk stadium. one woman was hit by a bullet but is expected to be okay. bullets damaged cars near

and independence in southeast. front and rear windshields were shattered. deny -- denise krepp plans to meet with d.c. police chief kathy will he near on wednesday to discuss the crime problem. a brewery creates a new beer in honor of a police officer. yesterday, the tin can brewing company recognized her and two others hurt. the beer is an amber ale called heart of a lion. start of july, there are five new gun laws in virginia, people convicted of scmesk violence will not be able

a gun. in maryland, the minimum wage is going up to $8.75 an hour. neighbors upset with noisy planes from reagan national airport can voice their concerns tonight. congressman don buyer is hosting a meeting at 6:00 tonight. the meeting will focus specifically on flight patterns over alexandria and fairfax county. reagan national recently made changes to its departure procedures for planes headed south. several school districts in northern virginia trying to help families in need. four school systems will offer free breakfast and lunch for any child under 18 this summer. this is part of the u.s.d.a.'s summer food service program. it's designed so low income children receive nutritious meals when school is not in session. the school systems participating are fairfaxnd

counties. a heads up for parents. steroid use is up among teens. kids are using the substances to improve their appearance rather than performance. boys are at a higher risk for using steroids. girls are more likely to use nonprescription diet pills. taking on teens. the american academy of pediatrics wants doctors to do a suicide risk screening on all teenage patients. teens with a poor relationship with their parents and those struggling in school may also be at risk. suicide is now the second-leading cause of death among add less cents. congratulations to golfer to billy hurly iii this morning. he won the quicken national loans tournament. his story about suicide

overcoming adversity, hurley's father shot and killed himself last year. it was something that was definitely weighing on his mind. >> i thought about him this morning. i had to kind of step away in the locker room by myself, but thankfully i was able to put that aside on the golf course and just play golf. >> billy hurley is from leesberg. he graduated from the u.s. naval academy and lives in annapolis now. >> it's time to turn our attention to the forecast and after a spectacular summer weekend, we're in for a little bit of a change. >> a little reality check that comes on monday in so many ways. >> so many. >> meteorologist tom kierein is in the storm team 4 weather center. what do you have for us? >> this final monday in june, we're getting our typical mid summer humidity returning and the heat not too bad later today as we look at the hour-by-hour timg

this is after of 2:00 p.m., the areas in red and orange, that's where we could get the heaviest downpours and perhaps the strongest storms, 81 through hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester. one hour, they drift east of the blue ridge, into frederick county, loudoun county, western, extreme northwestern prince william, but a band of some heavier downpours, shenandoah, drifting aright along the blue riej there. that ban, as it gets toward the metro area, around 4:00, it weakens a lot. maybe a brief shower around 4:00 p.m. the metro area. the heavy downpours in the red and orange they stay in northern virginia through 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., then drift farther to the east. come into prince williams, stafford and culpepper. that's where some of the heavier downpours will be around 8:00 p.m. they slowly drift

charles county by 9 p.m. ks then in the panhandle of west virginia, isolated storms there. most of this weak bins late tonight and by midnight, much of it is done. much of the activity is well south of the metro area. right now, the storm team radar not showing any storms or rain anywhere near us. there are a few showers here by the midwest. this is the disturbance along a weakening cold front there that's triggering that rain that's going to be coming closer to us later today. areawide tomorrow, we've got a greater chance, including the metro area, of some afternoon and evening thunderstorms. some of them could be severe, partly sunny, hot and humid tomorrow, up near 90 degrees. then we get another reprieve from the humidity as we get into wednesday, thursday, and friday. all three days, pleasant with afternoon hours, mid 80s, partly cloudy, morning lows 60s, as we get toward the fourth of july weekend, increasing clouds on saturday with highs in the upper 80s and some thunderstorms may be developing, but perhaps not

saturday night and part of that may be lingering through midday on sunday. four things to know, that's coming up in ten minutes. jack taylor has an update on problems we've had on the roads. >> this is down in northwest, it's a new problem on m street westbound headed out toward the key bridge. you'll find it down near the whitehurst freeway . coming inbound, you are going get past the single file right. chopper 4 is out in frederick county, i-70 westbound, toward braddock heights. we had unfortunately the westbound lanes closed with ongoing police difficulty. no traffic getting by there. police, everybody eastbound, completely unaffected. traffic will have to detour off 40. get on 17 and returned you to i-70. eastbound lanes unaffected. a memo of fun ends with

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we don't know what condition they are in right now. five years ago, the same roller coaster broke down, leaving people stranded for eight hours. we're one week away from the fourth of july holiday and we want to -- we know many of you will be hitting the roads to celebrate. i want to give you an idea of where gas prices stand right now. the average cost for a tank of regular unleaded in d.c. is $2.54. the average in virginia is $2.13 right now and it's $2.28 in maryland. new this morning, arlington is the best place to retire. considered nine criteria, including, cost of living, and health care costs. franklin, tennessee, west des moines iowa, sarasota, florida, and scottsdale, arizona. the count plans to

150 ghost from two parks. the birds will be processed and meat donated to the maryland food bank. geese feces is a big problem in the park. it can impact the water quality and cause unsanity conditions on athletic fields and lawn areas. a new poll from nbc news and the wall street journal released in the last 25 minutes is showing the major hurdle both hillary clinton and donald trump must still overcome with voters. good morning. all clear on storm team 4 radar. we're off to a dry start on this monday morning, however there are some showers here coming into west virginia out of the ohio valley. they will be gelingt closer to us later today. all lanes back open on 295i-

the district, a fatal accident on 295 caused a bit of a mess today. >> let's check with molette green who has new developments. what's going on? >> reporter: all lanes back open. both directions moving quite nicely now. this happened about 30 minutes ago. we want to show you some video now. traffic got moving right after police towed away a car. one of the cars involved it was badly damaged. this was a head-on collision. it happened at 10:45 has night shutting down both directions of 295 for the entire night. that stretch shut down at south capitol hill street and malcolm x avenue at exit number 2. we know one person died in this crash. one person at the hospital. still working to find out what exactly led up to this horrific crash that reached into the

one of the cars, at least one of the cars flipped over. the scene was very large and, of course, the traffic impact was massive, but now things moving smoothly again. that is the latest. back to you. >> molette thank you. it's good to know that all travel lanes have reopened on 295. we've got m street block right now westbound leaving georgetown heading out toward the whitehurst freeway . westbound all traffic must divert on to the key bridge eastbound lanes trying to get by single file right. mattawoman is going to be closed down toward waldorf. again, trying to move through waldorf. chopper 4 had been up in frederick county, westbound all traffic is diverted from 70 toward

go north on 17 to get back to 70 west. better news from you. jack, we have that dreamy weekend weather. we're waking up to increased humidity this morning. your 4 things to know on this monday morning. the humidity will be increasing throughout the rest of the day today, and some afternoon storms possible mainly south of the metro area. more storms areawide though are looking more likely for tomorrow afternoon. that to be followed by lower humidity returning. that's going to be mid week toward the end of the week. right now, we're all clear and dry. any storms affecting us later today are just now beginning to move into the mountains of west virginia, western pennsylvania. these are showers right now, not storms. this is a weakening cool front, triggering those in shenandoah valley and blue rage later this afternoon. i've got our

hour-by-hour look at that in just a few minutes. another week, another poll on how much voters like the candidates for president and as of right now things don't look too good. in this nbc news wall street journal poll, both presumptive presidential nominees continue to be unpopular, popular, in fact, less popular than highly controversial groups, the nra and planned parenthood. both of those group getting lower than 40% positivity rating. the most disliked is republican presidential nominee donald trump with 60% viewing him unfavorably. hillary clinton not far behind with 55%. ranking the highest on this list, the fbi, president obama, and bernie sanders. the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1%. angie goff from the live desk. thank you. virginia senator tim kaine is emerging as one of the

candidates to be hillary clinton's running mate. he appeared on "meet the press" yesterday where he gave his views on topic like abortion and guns, he also responded to criticism that he may be too safe or too boring. >> that might be a favorite description here. 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. happening today, the group we the people for sensible gun laws is gearing up for another protest. it's happening on the north side of the white house beginning at 11:00 this morning. this is the fourth year this group has assembled. they say the goal is to support the president's plan and increase public discourse

violence prevention and safety. you now have another safe place for online buyers and sellers to meet in fairfax county. maryland state police this man went off the road early sunday morning near route 202 in landover. a tow truck pull the car out. it's not clear what caused the crash. over the next few days, metro and local police departments willables results of a weekend safety drill. after -- half a dozen local officials helped simulate smoke emergencies. it's supposed to mimic an incident that happened last year inside a metro station. you could be part of

traveling this coming weekend. these new numbers from aaa are predicting 43 million americans will be traveling for the independence day holiday. last year set the previous record with just over 42 million travelers. aaa says lower gas prices are a big part of this big bump and most people, about 84% will be taking the roads. probably hit a lot of traffic if you are traveling by car. if you are one of those millions, you are thinking about renting a car. some tips from consumer reports. first they say double check with your own car insurance before you hit the road. they may cover insurance on a rental. also be aware of getting too good of a deal. off brand companies may have a good price but the car you are using may not be as comfortable or reliable. check the amenities you are getting, things such as blue tooth and usb ports may not be in the rental car. right now, people in west virginia are bracing for more ad

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on. once the plane landed, the engine caught fire. none of the passengers got hurt. >> i'm surprise the everyone stayed so calm. if i saw that out the window. >> after the plane landed. they got to it. >> okay. tom kierein, what are we at, 64 degrees right now? nice play to start. >> we can see that from our live view of our camera peering through the thickening summer haze. you can barely make out the washington monument. you need your sunglasses today. sun glock, go sleeveless with your shorts. have the umbrella handy late. and your exercise forecast, getting it in early before that heat and humidity builds by mid afternoon. mid 80s by mid afternoon. small chance of some storms metro area late this afternoon. your fourth of july week forecast coming up at 6:51.

i-70 in frederick county, maryland. >> still blocked, unfortunately. westbound lanes is diverted. eastbound lanes are open. but westbound lanes are closed leaving frederick . m street blocked going into downtown, going westbound toward the key bring. all traffic must turn left on to the key bridge. eastbound, traffic had been getting by so far right side. back to you. >> what happened here that left one person dead and shut down 295 all night. details straight ahead. also ahead, waiting for word on his fate. a look at what's at stake for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell as he waits for the supreme court's decision. and we'll take you to

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♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. 15 before the hour and right now the threat of more rain as people in parts of west virginia watching the skies this morning. that as they try to pick up the pieces after devastating flooding. we'll go there live in just minutes. first your out the door forecast. good morning. we're off to a mild and muggy start this morning. the sun is up. golden gliten there.

warm humid afternoon on the way and storms are looking likely this evening. mainly south of the metro area. more storms areawide on tuesday. look at your fourth of july weekend forecast just a couple of minutes. we're getting new information right now about a house fire in prince george's county, you are looking at video from harmon lane. there was a very serious house fire there and the county fire department says no one was hurt. they say the fire started around 2:00 this morning but have not said what the cause is at this point. in just a matter of hours we should know the fate of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. kristin wright is live at the supreme court with what's at stake. >> reporter: justices could have the ruling in about three hours from now. the court could overturn the conviction and essentially order a new trial. the justices could uphold the conviction, sending mcdonnell to jail, or there could be

the conviction as well. you may remember, mcdonnell was convicted of multiple counts of corruption and sentenced to two years. mcdonnell and his wife accepted money and gifts from businessman johnny williams while helping williams promote his dietary supplement. the last time the supreme court ruled in a case like this was in 2010 it was an appeal as well by former executive of enron, jeffrey skilling. the justices are also expected to announce their decision today in a charged 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 of being unconstitutional. some argue parts of the law are too restrictive and force clinics across the state to close. right now, our neighbors in west virginia are bracing for the threat of more heavy

deadly flooding has devastated communities krool the -- across the state. dylan joins us live at one of most hardest hit areas on white sulphur springs. >> we're on main street on white sulphur springs. the crews have been out trying to clean up what they can since the rain stopped on friday. keep in mind this is a two-lane road but one of lanes has completely washed down into the creek because of the nearly 10 inches of rain that fell in just 12 hours on thursday. the good news is we have not seen rain since friday. we had all weekend to dry out, but the bad news is there's more rain expected later today. now, while we will see scattered showers and storms, the heaviest rain occurs in some of the hardest hit areas that could lead to more flash flooding. that's going to be a concern later today and why

it has been devastating across west virginia. this rain event has claimed 25 lives and there is damage all over this state because of the amount of rain that we saw again in such a short period of time. it's actually a one in 1,000 year event. something that's not likely but it did happen last week. we will continue to follow this and have much more coming on "today" show. >> dylan dreyer live for us. as she mentioned, looking for her full report on the "today" show. a man arrested near the white house faces a preliminary hearing today. court documents claim that jesse oliveri told a secret service officer that he came to d.c. to shoot people last night. 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. angie goff here at the live desk with the latest on britain's vote

brexit still impacting the markets this morning. trading and shares of two big banks in the uk were temporarily suspend the. everything up and running right now though. british and european stocks fell again today. u.s. shares were down about half a percent this morning. german and french officials continue to push britain to leave the eu immediately after that decision, and it's still unclear who is going to replace david cameron who stepped down after the vote. britain not expected to have new leadership until october. this whole situation is upsetting a lot of people in great britain. as of this morning, more than 3 million people have signed a petition to hold another referendum vote. they say the vote shund count if it didn't get more than 60% of the country on board. we told you the vote was very close. 48 to 52%. with all the signatures, it's

change anything. today is a big day for thousands of minimum wage workers in d.c. the mayor will sign the $15 per hour minimum wage bill tonight. tipped workers will receive $5.50 an hour. the fastest swimmers in the country are competing today as we countdown to rio. the second day of the olympic swimming trials starts in a few hours in omaha, nebraska. big names are there, including katie will he becky, she's -- ledecky, she's competing in the 400 freestyle today. she's set multiple world records. they says she loves something else about it all too. >> the most important thing is to just to enjoy the entire process. it's a pretty special thing and it's a fun thing. >> how many times have we heard her say something like that,

which is impressive because you forget sometimes, we get all caught up in the sense of competition and winning and you forget to have a little fun. >> i had a chance to interview her before she went to omaha and my full report is going to be on news 4 this afternoon at 5:00 and 11:00, that's when i said do you feel the pressure -- she said no. i see it as added support and more people cheering me on. she's going to go in there and dominate as usual i suspect. >> forecast. >> i'm going to be congratulated for the weekend. >> thank you so much. >> i'll be accepting gifts at my cubicle later today. >> cash or check. >> flowers, lunch, and vouchers. here's the humidity increasing. you can see it hanging in the air. live view overlooking montgomery county in the middle distance. by 10:00, the mid 70s. quite humid by 2:00. mid 80s by 6:00. we'll see storms developing mainly sout o

and they may continue into the later part of the evening. right now, it's pleasant. we're in the 60s. reagan national is at 68 degree. hour bis hour timing, 2:00 p.m., lighter to moderate storms along the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, and washington county, maryland. and 4:00, they creep into parts of loudon county. heaviest parts well to our west. 5:00 p.m., comes into loudon, faw -- falk -- heavier downpours. they head over toward the northern neck of virginia. they begin to dissipate by late evening. the greatest theft is -- threat is south and west. areawide we have greater chance of storms tomorrow up near

lower humidity for the next couple of days, wednesday, thursday, friday, into the holiday weekend. saturday, sunday, we could get storms around for the fourth of july weekend. four the fourth of july itself, though, the mid 80s with sunshine. looks good for the parade and fireworks. jack taylor, what's happening now. we've got a crash like we needed another wrinkle this morning. the accident is at east cap. i-70, painful out of frederick . you are all blocked. traffic being diverted to run north to 17 to return to 70 west. ongoing police activity there. m street, downtown northwest, westbound, as you leave, through down ton itself, passing through the key bridge, all traffic must turn left. eastbound only right lanes getting by.

the district. a fatal accident on i-295 caused a bit of a mess for your morning commute today. let's check in with news 4 molette green. she's live with the latest. >> reporter: take a look. this is a welcome scene behind me. 295 moving in both directions. this was not the case about an hour ago. police towed away a wrecked car, badly damaged in a head-on collision, involving two cars, one of them rolled over. that happened around 10:45 last night, shutting down this stretch. the exit number 2 here. we know one person died. one person taken to the hospital. still working to find out what happened, what led to this terrible crash that reached into the morning rush. that is the latest live from the scene here in d.c. back to you. >> molette green. thanks, molette. maryland state police are investigating a hit-and-run that sent one person to the hospital. this happened on

greenwood drive in waldorf last night. ronald cruz swerved his car to avoid hitting another car. he ended up hitting the other car and rolled his car several times. the unidentified car sped off after the crash. cruz was airlifted to a hospital in baltimore in stable condition. >> here are four things to know. residents in west virginia are struggling to salvage what's left of their homes as they brace for a new round of heavy rain. flash flood watches are in effect for 25 counties. there is a brand-new poll about how much people dislike the presumptive presidential nominees. in that poll, hillary clinton has a 55% unfavorability rating. donald trump's unfavorability is at 60%. he will supreme court will announce its ruling in bob mcdonnell's federal corruption case this morning. we will send a breaking news alert to our washington app when that decision comes down. a two car fatal

howard. and the humidity returning on this monday afternoon. chance of scattered storms south and west of the metro area. tomorrow, a greater chance of wider scattered storms on tuesday. break of high heat and humidity for a few days as we head in to the fourth of july week. the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes for any updates on your traffic, forecast, and breaki nngew

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good moin good morning. breaking news. terrifying scene. the wing of a passenger plane catches fire seconds after an emergency landing in singapore. 241 people onboard, all safe. this morning how rescuers averted disaster. utter devastation. the death toll rises to 25 in the flooding in west virginia, and more rain expected today. in california, more than 200 homes destroyed by wildfire. all eyes on wall street. investors brace themselves for what could be another bumpy wide.