officer who killed an unarmed man is set to get out of jail. he killed him back in 2013. gear was in a standoff with police after a domestic dispute in virginia when torres shot him. a judge sentenced torres to one year in jail, plus three years suspended. torres has been in jail for ten months already. new video this morning. police are looking for two persons of interest in a shooting in laurel. this happened at the knight's inn on fort meade road over the weekend. this video was taken at the mcdonald's just before the shooting. the suspects walked up to a 19-year-old man and shot him. that victim is in critical condition. it is a personal day today for vice president joe biden. a year after his son's death, the vice president plans to catapult the so-called moon shot to cure cancer to the next level. biden

starting this morning at howard university. new research shows cancer affects people of different ethnic groups differently. the summit will discuss care for people with cancer in rural communities also. you've noticed that eun yang is not here this morning. that's because she's getting ready for a one-on-one interview with the vice president today. watch her report on news 4 at 6:00. 4:31 is the time. four things to know about the forecast coming your way. let's turn to chuck bell. >> thanks, guys. quiet enough start to the day after thunderstorms late yesterday evening. what do you need to know about the forecast? number one, a cooler start this morning. 10 degrees cooler than at the same time yesterday. watch for falling humidity this afternoon. a nice breeze, tons of sunshine, not much to worry about. pessimism now for the 4th of july. i'll give you that forecast at 4:51. a cool 64 now in college park.

66 in fort belvoir. what a change from yesterday. a breeze, plenty of sunshine. low to mid-80s. that's cooler than average. we love saying cooler than average in the summertime. save a little money on the ac bell. sant that right, jack at wp o. t. >> i like it. if we're going to right around the beltway, everything is up and running. should find all the lanes available. nothing wrong getting there. 95 and bw parkway. nothing wrong out of fredericksville park. quiet so far in virginia on 66. 95 on 395. but if you're riding 15 as you normally do between luck et cetera and leesburg. they're going again. traffic alternating a single alain at a time.

back to you. this morning, family and friends will bury a d.c. mother killed in a domestic violence incident. stephanie goodloe was found dead in her home on june 18th. they've charged her ex-boyfriend donald hairston with her murder. he had vie latd an emergency protective order. her funeral will be held this morning in northwest. a bb gun sparked an officer-involved shooting and left a 63-year-old man dead. they want to barnum street monday night for the call of a man with a gun. they found sherman evans on the scene there. he ignored the demands to drop the weapon. they were trying to figure out if he tried to commit suicide by cop. security footage showing a confrontation outside the white house here. this happened last month.

on monday. in it, you can see 31-year-old jesse olivieri of pennsylvania. he can be seen refusing to drop his gun near the south entrance of the white house. he's eventually shot by a secret service officer and his gun is then kicked away. moments later he received medical help and the security expert tells us that officer did not wrong in this scenario. >> did all the right things. unfortunately, this person seemed to be wanting to get shot because he certainly wasn't listening to the directions of dropping the weapon and stopping. >> olivieri is now recovering. his attorney has asked that he be held in home detention. but a judge says the man is a public danger. for the first time, e.u. leaders are meeting this morning without britain. david cameron left the meeting yesterday without any clear

chance lors and prime ministers to figure out what the e.u. will look like without britain. the markets in turmoil. more on that in the next half hour. 4:35 right now as we turn to decision 2016. it will be a somewhat quiet day today with only donald trump campaigning today. he's holding a rally in maine. hillary clinton has no public events scheduled. she spoke to a group last night and praised bernie sanders' campaign. she did not mention the attacks in turkey. as for donald trump, he spoke in ohio saying the united states must, quote, fight fire with fire when it comes to the battle against terrorism. we want to take you to the trials of the baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death. the four officers awaiting trial are asking that their cases be dismissed. the baltimore sun says all attorneys filed similar motions

based on what they call defect in the prosecution's case. lieutenant brian wright is the next officer supposed to stand trial next tuesday. a judge acquitted a van driver last week. freddie gray died last year after his neck was broken in a police transport van. the zika virus will be the subject of a meeting in germantown. they will talk about the best way to protect yourself and your family from mosquitoes. that meeting begins at 6:30 at the sidney kramer regional services building. the senate will also discuss the virus at a roundtable. lawmakers and cdc officials will talk about ways to prevent and protect the country from a zika outbreak. the group is kerpd that temporarily moving the bailey's crossroads community shelters could become long-term and too

expensive. the planning commission will hold a public hearing next month. today, virginia's first lady, dorothy mcall i have will kick off the summer meals program at one of the schools in the county. students will receive free and reduced price meals during the school year, are eligible for the lunches this summer. the county will serve breakfast and lunch at various locations. the kickoff event happens at 11:10 this morning. also this morning, julie kerry, our bureau chief will sit down with the governor. you can tweet questions to@julie carey nbc. and you can tune in at 103.5 fm. you have a shot to talk with members of the capitals today. tp starts at 3:00 p.m. in arlington. the head coach had s

there. part of the alumni exhibition game at 7:30 tonight. they also have fun kid zone. bring the kids. if you're going to the game tonight, you might want to bring a light jacket. how about that. >> chuck bell has your what to wear forecast at 4:41. it may not have had much of an impact on you yet, but that could change. how the change could affect air travelers. 4:38 right now. we continue to monitor the latest developments out of turkey where a terror attack killed more than 30 people. what authorities are doing here at home at home life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen

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t 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. 4:41 your team. it's actually cool, i'm going to say cool outside this morning. it felt great. >> it was. chuck bell, we're hoping to have a gak-free wednesday. >> a what? >> gak? >> you don't have kids. >> got me for sure. outside, it's a nice start this morning. you guys are right. noticeably cooler start. temperatures in the 60s area wide this morning. 63 manassas, 68 in falls church. headed out for your walk or jog, good running weather today. comfy levels. plenty of sunshine. afternoon highs today only in the upper 70s to low and mid-80s. we all know this kind of weather can't stick around

jack taylor. the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >> thank you x sir. the rock creek park work normal going on. finished up by 6:00 in the morning. not causing a huge delay this morning. 15, between leesburg, slow because of the overnight project. they'll alternate one direction at a time. otherwise, the good news, a lot of green on the big beltway. all the travel lanes are open, good start. aaron, back to you. >> jack, thank you. back behind bars. why the man accused of groping a young girl at a local target is once again in jail. lending a helping hand. what first responders are sending to

after the july 4th holiday, metro begins the next shutdown. airline passengers will be most affected because of the stop at reagan national airport will be closed. the blue and yellow lines we'll check out starting next week between the airport and braddock road. that will take place over a span of search days. then another shutdown in pentagon city after that. riders are planning ahead. >> instead of going to this stop by bus, i'll have to go to pentagon city. i have to reverse my bus route and take two transfers instead of my usual just straight shot in. >> metro's general manager says it's so far been successful because riders have been willing to make alternate travel plans. news 4 learned that maryland

summer when it moves to the red line. they cannot make adjustments in time. maryland ruled out a shuttle system between union station and rock belt using marks trains. a rail fastener that began smoldering on the track inside the metro station is now at a lab for testing. metro says an electrical current caused the smoking problem monday to temporarily shut down that station monday night. smoke filled the station after a fire extinguisher has used. it's back to jail for the man accused of groping a little girl at a target in fairfax county. he was out of jail on bond after his arrest last week. on monday, though, the commonwealth's attorney appealed the bond decision and won. car dove a will stay in jail until his next hearing in august. he faces three counts of aggravated sexual bat ray. the loudoun county sheriff's office is asking for $30,000 in federal funding. it would beed

equipment, including 45 body cameras. it's requested as part of a four-year grant program that includes no local tax funding. we're continuing to follow the terror attack in turkey. this morning, the united states is offering to help the country investigate this attack. federal officials are keeping an eye on it to see if there are vulnerabilities at home. tracie potts has the latest on all this. good morning, tracie. >> there's no extra security that they are ordering to be put in place now in the u.s. local jurisdictions can change that. here in d.c., in new york, l.a., other big cities, you might see more tactical teams around the airport, but not coming down from washington. they said they have no reason to believe that u.s. is being targeted. when this happened, the flights going to turkey were shut down, flights coming in from turkey. some were already in the air and were allowed to land. we caught up with some of

passengers at jfk. the u.s. does inspect foreign airports. they run the crew names and even the people who service the planes against terror watch lists in an attempt to keep this coming into our borders. as for the investigation, you noted that aaron, the u.s. will be assisting in intelligence. it's possible one of the first things they'll be doing is trying to identify who the attackers were. going through their cell phones to see who they were in contact with. some senior u.s. officials say this has all the marks of isis. although that's not official yet in terms of them being responsible. but it looks that way. they are kerpd that this could be the beginning of a very long summer. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. 4:48. prince william county police named a new police chief. colonel barry barn bar national guard has been the a

in 1976 as a patrol officer. the volunteer rescue squad is sending help to counties in west virginia destroyed by the flood. places like clay county lost at least two ambulances after being damaged by the floodwaters. when he received an e-mail asking for help, he did not hesitate a second. wheaton is sending clay county two of its ambulances. >> know that equipment was lost. we also know that they were struggling replacing that equipment. we looked at thealue to the west virginia departments as being ex he had soceeding our v >> they will drive the vehicles to west virginia and turn the keys over to first responders in clay county. they need a lot of help and glad that our area can reach out.

>> step up like that. ten minutes before the hour. chuck bell is here this morning. had the windows rolled down. yesterday was humid. >> wasn't it,hough? >> it was a steamer yesterday afternoon. now we've been really lucky so far this summer. only five -- seriously, not -- only five 90-degree days and almost to the complete end of june right now. man, what a great day outside for today. what to expect from the weather forecast snp ah, that's better. yes indeed. more sun, less humid for today and a nice northwesterly breeze as well. temperatures running 3 to 5 degrees cooler than average today. we love talking about cooler than average in the summertime. what to expect for today. sunny and nice. for tomorrow, still on the whole a good day. weil be dry in the metro area. there may be a shower or two in the shenandoah valley tomorrow afternoon. rain chances generally 30% or less. into friday, a better chance. thnc

a rain chance on friday now. big improvements for the weekend saturday and suchblt that comes with the price of putting a rain chance on the fourth itself. for today, the cold front that sparked the showers and storms. it pushed all the rain offshore and good riddance to it. it will be quiet along i-95. here's future weather to bear that out. nothing but sunshine today. dry overnight and nice comfy start early tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon, here's 2:00 tomorrow on future weather. notice how most of the shower chances are south or west of the metro for your thursday. now, as we get into late thursday night, showers in the shenandoah valley. into friday, friday morning mostly cloudy. by friday afternoon, here's noon on friday. an opportunity for hit and miss showers around here friday from about lunchtime to dinnertime. things should settle down a bit late friday night. if you're going to the baseball game for tonight, perfect baseball weather. temperatures in the low

5:00 as you start the trek to the ballpark. 7:05 is first pitch time. near 80 degrees. for tomorrow, another winner. only real shower chance tomorrow comes up out near shenandoah valley. first peek at the seven-day forecast today, 84 and sunny. tomorrow, 85. a nice day to be outside. close to 90 degrees on friday with a shower or thunderstorm friday afternoon and friday evening. weekend looking better. still plenty warm. mid-to upper 80s. on the fourth, on monday, there will be a chance for showers around. particularly as you get towards time for the fireworks. keep that in mind. not a guaranteed dry for the fourth. we'll be focusing on the next 24 hours. for now, it's traffic time. here's jack, taylor. >> chuck, thank you. a live look on 270 from 109. kind of epitome of everything. roadways for the most part dry. drying up from yesterday's storms. lo

parkway. the crews are still working. be there another hour at the kennedy center. one direction at a time. same between 15 between leesburg and lucketts. this is a paving project. not a huge delay. normal traffic patterns this morning. angie, aaron, back to you. >> thanks, jack. 4:53. it could be a major change for women's health. why pelvic exams are coming into qution. es t

4:56 now. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people killed at the pulse nightclub earlier this month. now orlando police released the transcripts from the 911 calls they received. in those calls, people tell dispatchers they or their friends have been shot and they're losing blood. some of the dispatchers hear screams and gunshots. some say their callers stopped answering after some of the calls first came in. investigators are still working to learn -- rather -- investigators are still working to learn more about the shooter, omar mateen and why he would have done this. you can see the interview with orlando's police chief on the "today" show later this morning. at 4:56.

a routine checkup for most women. a govement advisory panel says that there is not much evidence to show that those pelvic exams help detect cancers, infections or sexually transmitted diseases in healthy women. despite the study, patients say it offers them a peace of mind. >> i'm not worried about my discomfort if it's something that can be life changing or saving. >> researchers and doctors agree that the exams rp beneficial for pregnant women or symptoms of women with gynecological problems. the north american leaders summit. the president will meet with the canadian prime minister, justin true dough -- after the summit, the president will have a bilateral meeting. they will decided whether to revoke bill cosby's honorary degree. he was awarded that doctorate in 1996.

assault by dozens of women but he's denied the accusations. it's a touchy subject when does a child's punishment cross the line? one alabama man was arrested on the suspicion that he went too far. james chat man was at a mcdonald's with his grandchildren last month when someone claimed that he dragged one of them by the arm. chapman was arrested, spent the night in jail and was ordered to stay a twa from his grandkids for a week. he says what happened to him was wrong and he's glad it is over. >> when i got home, i had all three of them in my lap. couldn't get them down. >> chapman's attorney says surveillance video shows chapman never dragged any of his grandchildren. police dropped all the charges. stay with us. "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. now at 5:00, we want to get you caught up on the latest developments out the of turkey this morning where the airport reopened hours after a terror attack took the lives of

of people. good morning everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. more on that story in a minute. some of you are in for another day of cleanup after the storms swept through the area. take a look at this. this is chopper 4 over silver spring. a tree toppled over this suv. >> no one was hurt here. that's good news. we want to turn things over to meteorologist chuck bell for a look at what's in sto for today, also some good news. >> absolutely. very good news. the skies have cleared overnight. we're in store for a great day to be outside. temperatures way lower than yesterday. humidity way lower than yesterday. we'll take it. we're in the mid to up every 60s across the region first thing this morning. in the next 24 hours, it will be very pleasant to be outside. 7:00 a.m. this morning, sunshine and mild. 67 degrees. by 7:00 tonight, really nice. near perfect midsummer evening. temperatures near 80 tonight. back to

morning before humidity creeps backs in. >> jack taylor is here with traffic. >> thank you, sir. good morning. we're off to a quiet start. knock on wood. we'll see how long that lasts for a wednesday morning. beltway, inner outer loop, looking good. all the travel lanes are open. we move from 95 to georgia avenue. woodrow wilson bridge. running without a problem. our crews may be finished on 15 moving between lucketts and leesburg. they may have wrapped up the overnight paving project. this may be cleared for the overnight. that would be a great start if you're headed anywhere tomorrow in that area. angie and aaron x back to you. i'm erika gonzalez. we're following that developing story in turkey. we're getting word that air traffic at istanbul's airport has returned to normal. want to show you live pictures from the scene where officials are asin