d.c. as you mentioned. we just confirmed that there was a police-involved shooting. this was near catholic university in the 100 block of barnum street and it happened after 10:30 last night. we're in touch with police. the investigation is ongoing. news 4 molette green is headed to the scene right now. stay with us for more on the breaking story. back to you. now your storm team 4 forecast. good morning, everybody. coming up on 6:01. your weather headlines for your tuesday, waiting on the rain chance yet again. a cold front coming through could spark off some thunderstorms. one or two of which could be strong to severe. we're keeping a close eye on that for later today. noticeably lower humidity moves in for tomorrow. i'm optimistic is going to be quite pleasant for fourth of july. tomorrow, thing really look much more pleasant with sunshine and lower humidity in

the rain from overnight moving off the lower parts of southern maryland and the eastern shore. it is thick. plenty of humidity around for the next 24 hours. we'll deal with the humidity this morning. chances for thunderstorms into the evening hours. we'll be back in the mid 80s by early this evening and slightly cooler and noticeably less humid weather arrives just in time for tomorrow morning. there are pockets of thick fog. i'll show you where the fog is the thickest in your commuter forecast coming up in ten minutes. let's good to jack taylor. it's quiet right now. enjoy the greenway while you can, riding the outer loops. 95 toward george avenue, no trouble spots toward the wilson bridge. decent shape coming inside the beltway through falls church. a little heavy traffic over

rail riders, the red line, residual delays from that early work unit malfunction outside of medical center. back to you zblxt new details just in in the case of walter fontroy. lawyers reached out to tom sherwood about 25 minutes ago. they say that he will appear in a loudon county courtroom early today and be released to his family and friends. he was arrested yesterday at dulles airport and spent the night in the loudoun county jail. customs officials say he passed a bad check for $50,000 and didn't show up for court in 2009. fawntroy's attorneys say he agreed to appear in a courtroom later in july. we expect kathryn hugle to appear in court who police say was the last person to sear h

obstruction charges link to their disappearance. she's been deemed incompetent to stand trial. west virginia governor is pledging help for the communities affected by those devastating floods. thousands of homes and pisss across the state have been damage or destroyed. 23 people have died. a local principal of a school hit hard by the flood says it could be a week or two before clean-up there begins and she's says never seen anything like this before. >> it's heart breaking. it really is. i've lived in the community for almost 30 years, and never have seen such devastation. >> as of monday, fema says there have been over 1,000 total registrations for the agency's individual assistance program. and farther west, it's fire that's destroying communities. we're getting word that a wildfire in southern california is 40% contained right now. emergency officials say

enough to start allowing some people back home. the fire is considered the most destructive in the county's history. it destroyed more than 2 hundred homes and damaged 75 other buildings. two people died. prince george's county police are offering a $25,000 reward to track down and convict the person responsible for a triple murder in district heights. investigators say the moments after the murder, the suspect was caught on camera carrying a begun in his hand in the neighborhood. five people were shot inside a home on orleans avenue on friday night. three died. the man was scene on surveillance about 30 minutes before the shooting at a convenience store. anyone with information is asked to call police. well, it looks like investors are starting to shake off the brexit jitters. european and british stocks bounced back today and asian stocks were up as well. u.s. markets are expected to open higher too. this as

to leave the e ux. german chancellor angela merkel speaking this morning says whoever wants to leave this family cannot expect to have no more obligations and keep privileges. then she emphasized there will be no preliminary talks with the uk until the country formally begins its exit. developing now what could be the largest auto scandal settlement in american history. a proposal could be filed today ordering volkswagen to repair or buy back polluting deesle being vehicles. the plan would stem lawsuits. it would need a judge's approval. vehicle owners could choose to decline vw's offer and sue the company on their own. today, the d.c. council will vote on a controversial measure that could let bicyclists and pedestrians collect damages if there is an accident with a car. than

they are less than 50% at fault. opponents say it could hike car insurance premiums by hundreds of dollars. those in favor say it helps nondrivers who could not pay medical bills after an accident. katie ledecky will be back in the water today. she just qualified for the upcoming olympics and set one of the fastest ever times for the 400 meter freestyle while she was at it. >> as ledecky hits the wall. >> dominates in the 400 meter. this is one of the few times she didn't set a world record. today, she will swim a 200 meter freestyle. then the 100 and 800 meter races are later this week. she has the chance to become the first u.s. woman ever to swim four races in a single olympic. ledecky is from bethesda. michael phelps, ryan

missy franklin will be competing this week. one of the best things about katie, she wants to win. she is a fierce competitor, but she wants her teammates to win as well. >> do you think she ever goes up against phelps? just playing around in the water. i would like to see what that would look like. >> it would be epic. >> a major recall involving tens of millions of dressers sold around the world, the danger that ikea wants you to know about. >> crossing the line on twitter. the criminal charges a local man faces after making online threats against members of congress. overnight storms have given way to clearer skies as you look outside right now. chuck be isll t

your tuesday off to a bit of a cloudy and

outside. here's a view from our tower cam in the northwest. not too big of a problem in the metro area. out of the shenandoah valley area, three miles in martinsburg and zero visibility from petersburg up to cumberland. most of the rain has come to an end. we'll have a chance for more thunderstorms coming up later this afternoon. more likely into the evening hours. mid to upper 80s by later on this afternoon. any stronger storms most likely 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 this evening. let's take a look at the top of the beltway with wtop's jack taylor. unfortunately, we've got a new trouble spot. callers warn of a crash on the outerbeltway, coalsville road. it's blocking the lane. otherwise, we're

there could be a slow down obviously if we have a crash. we've had some activity between damascus and clarksburg germanntown on 27 with a paving project. traffic will alternate one direction at a time. southbound will take the bigger delay. 6:12. first on news 4, one man's tweets have landed hip in federal capital. a man from alexandria repeatedly threaten senators, even saying he planned to shoot some of them in their faces. kyler schmitz attorney and his fiance both insist the tweets were a form of political protest against guns. the series of tweets began in the days following the orlando nightclub shooting. his fiance says he doesn't own a gun. >> it was a twitter profile of a character. >> satire you are saying. >> satire. it wasn't him as a real person. it was just a character playing out in a book. it was

>> a license plate reader spots the schmidt's car. the man who tried to get on white house grounds with a gun is out of the hospital, a judge ordered him to be held in jail until his trial begins in may. a secret service agent shot him in the chest after he walk toward the white house with a handgun pointed down. congress will try to take action on the zika virus, but if members can't get something done, it could be nearly two months before they have another chance. democrats are refusing to pass a million dollar bill to fight zika and the mosquitos that spread it. they said republicans including unfair spending cuts and limits on planned parenthood and health care in that bill.

maryland, are doing something about zika though. today, they say they are inviting anyone to two workshops in how to deal with mosquitos. the workshops are at frederick county's public safety training facility at 10:00 this morning zp 1:00 this afternoon. the montgomery county council could pass a bill that would strengthen your rights as a renter. it would require landlords to offer two-year lease renewals. the bill would call for a standardized lease to be used by landlords and tenants across the county. residents in alexandria are trying to get the attention of the faa over a change in flight paths leading to some major noise complaints. the faa says the noise is a direct result of its shift to a modern, more sophisticated system for managing

called nextgen. it saves millions in fuel costs but it also changed flight paths in some cities leaving some residents sleepless in alexandria and fairfax county. a major expansion is coming to the maryland live casino. a new hotel, spa, and event center will be built next to it. construction is beginning in the fall. shaken baby syndrome is the most common cause for inflicted brain injury in the first two years of life. it is a severe form of child abuse that happens when parents or caregivers violently shake a baby or small child. experts recommend that parents take appropriate classes and educate anyone who is going to be caring for your child. hospitals may cost you $1,000 that's each ifou

insurance. the study looked at data from more than 50 million people admitted to the hospital. out of pocket costs for privately insured patients rose 33% in four years. insurance deductibles went up 86% during that same time period. >> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with some very sad breaking news. legendary women's basketball coach pat summitt has died. she was the winningest coach in college basketball history, an icon in the sport of basketball. she was 64 years old. recently over the week, her family requested friends and family and former players to come visit summitt because they said her alzheimer's had significantly progressed. she stepped down as tennessee's head coach in 2012. this was the year after announcing the early diagnosis of the on set of

eight national titles. among many more accolades. the "today" show will have much more on her death. right now, a decades old flower shop is closing for good this week in falls church. it's a loss for the community but the owners say the timing is right. for more than 60 years, the falls church florist has brightened people with flowers. business started in 1949 by the owner's aunt and uncle. mike flood has work there since he was eight years old. now he and his wife say they are looking forward to enjoying holidays off but there is one thing they will miss. >> the people. that's it. everybody here, our customers, our family, everybody is just beyond wonderful. >> sometimes, you know, you get the feeling it's just time for you to move on, you know. >> flood says social media and the internet have hurt business for many small flower shops. all the shops customers have

florists on thursday, that will be the last day for this business at that store. they have apparently bought a house in fredericksburg, ready to retire. >> wish them the best on the next journey of their lives. let's turn our focus on the weather and maybe some rain heading back our way. what are you seeing, chuck? >> i see our best chance for rain coming in after you get back home from work this afternoon into the evening hours. most of the afternoon should be for the most part rain-free, but rain chances not quite done with us just yet. tomorrow will be a much better day. for today, rain chances into the afternoon hours, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, no more than isolated rain chances then. into the evening hours, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 this evening, rain chances will be going up just a smidgen. thunderstorms in the shaded area, better chances for severe weather is u

around here, couldn't rule out one orb two thunderstorms 3:00 in the shenandoah valley, 11:00 here in the metro. just like we had sections of route 1 closed late last night, we could see some localized flash flooding. out ahead of it, last night's rain has come to an end. future weather carries it into the afternoon. here's 1:45 today. no more than an isolated rain chance that early in the day. as we get past 5:00 this evening, rain chances 0 do creep up a bit. here's 7:30 tonight and that line goes from fredericksburg up to the north side of baltimore county, that is the cold front itself as it presses down here. that could be the focusing mechanism for storm chances. so right now, on your way out the door, it's very foggy and soupy outside.

we'll be mid 80s by noon, and a mid to upper 80s for highs today. again, thunderstorms developing a little later than average around here and our best chance for metro might not come until 8:00 this evening. tomorrow will be a better day. partly sunny, noticeably less humid tomorrow. tomorrow is only upper 70s in pennsylvania. without the humidity, tomorrow is going to be a fine day to be outside. here's your seven-day forecast, thursday a slight little chance for a shower. friday, saturday, a little better chance for some scattered thunderstorms around but no wash outs in sight. more importantly as we head toward the fourth of july itself, it looks like great weather for the fireworks if you are going down to the national mall. temperatures by the time the fireworks go off just after 9:00 will be in the 70s, clear, low humidity. it looks like this fourth of july will be a good one to stay right here at home in the nation's capital. honestlyat

monument out across the reflecting pool may be the one of the all-time spots to watch fireworks in the good old u.s. of a. red line had some earlier problems outside the medical center. no longer single tracking. train 413 canceled today, mechanical issues. the next southbound train will be the 415 out of baltimore at 7:00 this morning. kohl'sville road, you are able to see the accident is on the left shoulder. they moved everything out of the roadway. if you are just headed out the door, there will be a very abrupt lane heading out of college park. back to you. a live look right now at the s

we've all encountered our share of bad drivers when out on the roads. new report shows where d.c. ranks when it comes to our nation's worse. preparing you for the next phase of metro's safe track program.

developing right now, millions of ikea dressers are being recalled in the store. take a look. this is the dresser in question. it's part of the mound product line. firbleds say it can tip over and seriously hurt your children. so far three children have died. people who own the dresser are eligible for a free repair kit to anchor the furniture to a wall or for a refund. well, your children's toys may also be dangerous. today, a massachusetts-based consumer watchdog group released its list of dangerous toys. to

injuries are at the top of this list. 2.5 million kids are hurt every year. the football field is putting players at risk. they rally he haddeded yesterday. they are being forced on a play to a field made of dirt, they have been injured on it. that school was supposed to get a new artificial turf field. are you one of the best or worst drivers in the country. allstate released a 2016 report to answer that question. the news not so great for our area. d.c. was one of the most dangerous cities in which to drive. according to the list, you are 106% more likely to get into a crash in d.c. than anywhere else in the country. driving in alexandria is somewhat safer but drivers there get into more crashes more often than the national average. baltimore also scored pretlow on that list.

richmond, however, in term of cities close to here. richmond was one of the safer places to drive, which is where i learned how to drive. >> are you say safer driver? >> you are good with me. >> a lot of people in the area complain about the traffic circles and people trying to make a left turn from the right-hand. >> there is nothing intuitive about the traffic circles. you have to know what you are doing. >> you see all kinds of crazy stuff. 6:27 is the time right now. you'll get a holiday respite from the surge but stand by there are two more weeks following that. i'll have more details coming up on news 4. outrage and concern among parents. the criminal charges facing a local school teacher accused of sexually abusing two of his students. cloudy outside here in the metro and some locally thick follow especially across parts of northern maryland where visibility in hagerstown down to 1/4 of a mile right now.

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we're following a developing story out of north d.c. where there is an investigation under way right now following a police-involved shooting near catholic university. this is just after 10:30 last night. detail are limited. no word on whether the officer was hurt, who was involved or if there was a search for any suspects. molette green on the ground right now gathering more information. that's the latest from the live desk. and now here's storm team 4 forecast. >> 6:31 on a tuesday morning. here's the things you need to know about the weather. we're off to a dry albeit a cloudy start this morning. just enough sunshine to cook up another opportunity for thunderstorms late today. turning way less humid for tomorrow. the holiday week is looking quite nice. we have thunderstorms around that did leave pockets

rain. those are off western shore of chesapeake bay. your chances of having rain before midnight tonight stand at 60%. have your umbrella with you. not looking for a lot of coverage for you on these storms. we'll break it all down hour bis hour in a few more minutes. let's go to jack taylor. troubles on the beltway continue. >> unfortunately, we've got some early days, they are big. college park, the crash itself is over by colesville road. we've got big delays early and it seems to be the focal point. also for the rail riders, red line, no longer single tracking. ma

canceled today. your time is 6:33. the next phase of metro's safe track program begins in one week. search three and four will be have a big impact on the blue and yellow lines. let's get more on the changes. derek, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, again. you are going to get a break from all of this on fourth of july, that's one of the busiest days of metro. immediately after that, there's going to be a second surge. there will be ten stations adversely affected. think of this as concentrating on the western edge of the metro station. stations from franconia, springfield, to la font plaza will be affected. the yellow and blue lines will be broken into two

they will be shut down between national airport and braddock road from july 5th-11th. july 11th-18th, national airport to pentagon city. that will be closed, trains running through the areas, franconia and brad dock, trains every 15 minutes. yelowl line, trains twiebl huntington and braddock road running between 12 minutes and national airport and greenbelt 12 minutes. free shuttle buses will be provided to take you among those close the stations. national airport, crystal city, and pentagon city. it's also worth noting if you were riding one of those interrupted train trips your card will be accounted for that. that's one of the advantages they can manipulate and adjust

this. we'll hear from official here about what you are going to do to get around. one thing is you are going to have to plan for more time. there will be airport service from d.c. to national airport. so that is good to know for a lot of folks trying to get out of town after the 4th. we're live in pentagon city. derrick ward. no problems so far this morning at the gallery place metro station. metro says a bolt caught fire on the tracks there filling the station with smoke during yesterday's evening commute. riders evacuated that station. d.c. fire turned off the power as a safety precaution and put out the flames. metro closed the station for a while as fire crews cleared out the smoke. >> i was down there when we could smell smoke and everything like that. when the fire department arrived, we were already down there just waiting and got no information whatsoever and then it was everybody out. >> at this point, metro is investigating, trying to figure out why

today, two men will be sentenced for their role in a murder in ox on hill, kimdfrey will and godfrey washington will be sentenced today. one of the get away car and one of the the lookout during the robbery. unbelievable and unacceptable that's how people are describing new sex abuse charges against a teacher. montgomery county police say he sexually assaulted two 11-year-old girls while teaching third grade. he made them sit on his lap and touched them inappropriately during class. he was also a baseball coach at the high school. he's on administrative leave from both positions. house republicans will real their report on the 2012 terrorist

libya. one section alleges that u.s. officials misunderstood who their allies were at the time. it also sheds new light on the breakdown in the u.s. military's response to the attack. the democrats released their report yesterday which exonerated then secretary of state hillary clinton. new numbers from a wall street journal poll shows donald trump still has work to do to win over his party. 52% of republican voters say they are unsatisfied with trump and prefer someone else. 45% say they are satisfied. hillary clinton, 52% of democratic voters say they are satisfied with their presumptive nominee. while 45% say they are unsatisfied. a couple was caught off guard when their car felt right into a hole in the road. this is as they were driving down wisconsin avenue. the district department of transportation thinks recent rains may haveau

a trench to wash away and the metal plate gave out. >> they should be secured and affixed property in the road. the car was towed away and no one was hurt in the snen. if you see those metal plates on the road, remember to drive slowly. rushing in to help. how a group of bystanders saved a man run over by his car. plus, major pay i don't have, what drivers of wv -- wv -- vw diesel will receive

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pretty dramatic video coming in here. we'll tell you the man who gets hurt here is in stable condition right now.

car. you see him right there. this is in china. the amazing part here, a witness shouted for help and about a dozen of people ran in and lifted the car off of this guy, saved his life. he was seriously hurt, but he is expected to survive. >> wow. that's a good thing enough people came to his rescue. it's time to turn our attention to our weather. kind of gloomy out there right now. >> yes. aaron, i don't know. >> yes. i was agreeing. >> showing my grunt of agreement. >> showing total disapproval with the way things are looking outside. kind of gloomy and foggy, very humid outside this morning. as you are planning out your day, we'll see breaks of sunshine return after 8:00, 9:00, this morning. we'll get enough sunshine to warm us into the mid to upper 80s today. later than average, storms are likely to fire up after 4:00. most likely time for rain in the metro is firing up 8:00 this evening. lower humidity air moves in after that. i'll show you

on the inbound on the suitland parkway, callers say there's a broken down pickup truck blocking the right lane causing an early and abrupt delay. authorities are dealing with clarksburg and lewis dale road with wires down after an earlier crash. they are not going to finish up before the morning rush hour. back to you. right now, we're on the scene of an active police investigation here in northeast d.c. i'm molette green gathering details. i'll bring you those when we come back. also ahead new detail overnight involving the arrest of d.c.'s first delegate to congress. plus, ready to make a splash in rio. what's up next for katie

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subway. fresh is what we do. breaking news in northeast washington, d.c. police say there's been an officer-involved shooting right next to catholic university. >> molette green just arrived on the scene with more information. >> reporter: we're at first and ba barnum here in northeast. anterior a lot of officers, cars, motorcycles, all throughout, with the crime tape up around these apartments h

in this area and this roadblock goes down to second street here in this neighborhood. what we can tell you right now is d.c. police only confirming that there was a police-involved shooting and it happened just around 10:30 last night in this community. no further details coming from police right now. i just spoke to an officer who is going to give us an update very shortly. neighbors told us coming out of this apartment that he heard nothing and he got home around 9:00 last night. police telling us this police-involved shooting happened around 10:30, 10:35 last night in this community. as you can see, there is still a large active scene right now. the investigation continues. we're digging for more answers and as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it right to you. i'm live in northeast d.c. from the scene. back to you. >> thank you. it is now 6:47. new

involving d.c.'s first delegate to congress. lawyers for walter fauntroy reached out to our tom sherwood. they said he will be released to family and friends. he spent the night in the loudoun county jail. customs officials say he passed a bad check in maryland for $50,000 and didn't show up for court back in 2009. fauntroy's attorneys say he had agreed to appear later in july. today, kathryn hugle will be allowed out of a hospital for a court appearance. she was the last to see her missing children. sarah and jacob disappeared from the family's clarksburg home in 2014. she faces neglect and obstruction charges link to their disappearance. aafter her arrest, she was deemed incompetent to stand trial. 6:49 now. west viin

communities affected by devastating floods. thousands of homes and businesses across that state have been damaged or destroyed. 23 people have died. a local principal of a school hit hard by the flood says it could be a week or two before clean-up begins there and says she's never seen anything like this. >> it's heart breaking, it really is. i've lived in the community for almost 30 years and never have seen such devastation. >> now, as of monday, fema says there have been more than 1,000 total registrations for the agency's individual assistance program. firefighters are making progress on an incredibly destructive fire. at this point the erskine wildfire in southern california has destroyed some 12 hundred -- 200 houses. two people have died. firefighters in kern county say the fire is 40% contained right now and they are allowing some people to return to their homes. prince george's county police have released surveillance footage in the recent triplemu

police suspect shot five people at a home on or lean avenue on the man was seen leaving the scene with a gun in his hand. two women and a man were killed there. he was also caught on surveillance at a nearby convenience store. anyone with information is urged to call police. we've got a new poll that shows hillary clinton is widening her lead over republican donald trump. take a look here on this nbc news survey monkey weekly election tracking poll. clinton leading trump by eight points. 49 to 41% now. despite the six-point jump, republican voters still rallying behind trump. he leads evan ggelicaevangelica. the polls does have a margin of error of

angie, thank you. she has set record after record and now bethesda native katie ledecky is officially heading back to the olympics. >> she's fighting that world record line with all she's got. >> she didn't break the record this time but still swam the third fastest ever 400 meter freestyle in history. not too shabby, she's 19 and competing in the olympic swimming trials in omaha this week. she has the chance to be the first u.s. woman to swim four races at a single olympics. look, michael phelps cheering her on. he even knows greatness when he sees it. >> glad he doesn't have to race her. >> he will have her probably on the reach but that's about the only advantage. >> one of the nicest people i've ever met on top of being an incredible athlete. good day to be out at the pool today. keep a weather eye to the sky. keep

ready to go. there will be a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon but more likely after peak pool time is done. what should you expect? lots of clouds and fog this morning. it is plenty warm and humid outside. there will be a chance for thunderstorms today mainly after 4:00, 5:00, and one or two of them could be on the strong side but not a big threat for severe weather day. your weather for today i chance for p.m. thunderstorms, 3:00, to 11:00. nice day tomorrow. as far as our storm chances, the main threat will be some localized flash or urban flooding cht storms will be able to produce heavy rain but won't be moving all that quickly. today is our last best chance for rain here our next couple of days. there will be hit-and-miss chances on thursday. cold front south of pittsburgh now, that's the focusing mechm

once we get that through, things will be settling down the rest of the week. thick follow this morning, hagerstown, leesburg, those are where the visibility is lowest this morning. low beams. temperatures in the low to mid 70s right now. forecasted highs will be upper 80s. very warm and humid day today. enough sunshine to fire thunderstorms up. the wail things are looking, the fourth of july will be very nice and your fourth of july at the coastline looks good at the beaches now. let's good to jack taylor now. 27 in clarksburg between damascus and germantown, brink road, near morningstar drive, there was a paving project that was supposed to clear about 6:00. they just cleared, 45, 50 minutes late. the damage is done. it's going to be a painful ride from damascus this morning. crewsre

county. clarksburg near lewisdale road. wires are down after a pickup truck hit a pole. metro's safe track program continues next week with phase three and four. they will have an impact on those who take the blue and yellow lines. news 4 derrick ward is live now with more on the shutdowns you can expect to run into. derrick. r starting july 5th after everything is down to normal after the 4th there will be a track will be affected. franconia to the plaza will be adversely affected. they will shut down the segment from national airport to braddock road. that will be the 5th through the 11th. through the 11th and 18th, the segment between national airport and pentagon city will be shut down. crystal city station will be

closed. they are going to be running 12 to 15 minutes between those segments and there will be shuttle buses to get around those areas. later today, we'll hear from folks from metro and the folks from city to to hear how they are going to ease the pain. new developments in the volkswagen emissions scandal. vw may have to pay vehicle owners as much as $10,000 and repair or buy back the vehicles designed to cheat emissions test. that is the proposal that will likely be filed in court today. a judge still would need to approve it. customers have the choice to reject vw's offer and sue the company on their own. the world is starting to react to the sad news that legendary basketball coach pat summitt has decide -- died. through her 38 years of head coachest university of tenss

historic record and blazed a trail for women. the impact she had for many women will be felt for years to go. the school where she led her team to eight national titles, they dedicated the home page here and other pages to the legend. the school saying they will hold a public memorial service on thursday, july 14th. she was 64 when she passed away. her son tyler saying she died peacefully at a senior living hospital in knoxville and she was surrounded by family. she was 64 years old. i'm angie goff at the live desk back to you. here are four things to know. ikea is recalling millions of these dressers, part of the mound product line. officials say it can tip over on top of children. house republicans will release their report on the 2012 benghazi attack. nbc news has obtained the first 175 page of the report which sheds new light in the breakdown

of the u.s. military's response. lawyers for walter fauntroi says he will be appear next month in prince george's county that he passed a bad check. he was arrested on his return to the u.s. at dulles airport. you are looking at the officer-involved shooting near catholic university. look for an update when we get more information from d.c. police. that is the broadcast. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with your weather, traffic, any breaking news. until then, enjoy your day. > makeit a great tuesday,

40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks.

kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long. they're coming back.

good morning. softening his stance. donald trump's campaign says he's refining his controversial call to ban muslims from entering the country. is it a breaking overnight, an explosion rocks a natural gas plant in mississippi, flames shooting high in the air and the blast felt miles away. race against time. a blue whale tangled in a missing line off the coast of california. the desperate attempt of setting it free. >> pat summit, the 64-year-old being remembered by