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

workers have been brought in to remove debris. this after three suicide bombers killed dozens of people and wounded close to 150 late last night. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon condemning the attacks, calling for the perpetrators to be identified and brought to justice. still working on learning who is behind the attack, although senior turkish government officials say that isis is responsible. going to let you about new developments coming up. erika, thank you. how are airports at home responding? >> kristin wright is at dulles international airport. >> reporter: several airports have increased security this morning because of what happened in turkey, including airports in new york, new jersey, lax and also miami. after such an awful and

homeland security say they are closely monitoring developments in turkey. now, this morning airports in the u.s. may decide on their own to deploy their own police tactical teams. that's what we're seeing in new york, new jersey, miami and lax. but there's no actual federal direction to do so. the last flight from dulles to istanbul was last night around 11:00. next flight is 11:00 tonight. meanwhile, turkish airlines tweeting this. check-in procedures have resumed . no information to suggest that u.s. airports are any sort of target. coming up later in the hour, we'll talk to passengers who are about to fly. live at dulles airport, back to you. >> kristin, thank you. 5:02. coming up in a few minutes,

are responding to the attack in turkey. 5:03 now. by the end of today, former fairfax county police officer adam torres should be out of jail. he's the officer who shot a man to death in 2013. gear was in a standoff with police at a home in springfield when torres opened fire. on friday, a judge in fairfax county sentenced him to one year in jail, plus three years suspended. torres had already served more than ten months. new video this morning. police are looking for two persons of interest after a shooting in laurel. an run dell county police say the video was taken at the mcdonald's before the shooting. the suspects walked up to a 19-year-old man and shot him. the victim is in critical condition. today, the vice president's personal mission to find a cure for cancer. takes center stage at howard university. joe biden is hosting a cancer summit this morning just a year

brain cancer. today's summit is focused on personalizing cancer treatment. it affects people of different ethnic groups differently. in about ten minutes, news 4's megan fitzgerald takes us through what else we should expect today. it's all coming up in a live report. the zika virus will be the sunt of a town hall meeting today in germantown. health officials will let you know the best ways to protect yourselves at the sidney kramer regional services building. the senate will also discuss the virus today at a roundtable. lawmakers and cdc officials will talk about ways to prepare and to protect the country from a zika outbreak. that meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. now to a story that continues to develop. the first meeting of european union leaders without great britain there. the eu is holding a summit now. the big question is how great britain is going to

specific how long it's going to take. david cameron was in brussels for the summit but he left last night. as of right now, there's still no clear plans. staying on that topic, the stock markets rallying after being in a tailspin. there have been bigger gains in europe. this is a cloud of uncertainty as it looms over great britain and the eu. crude oil prices back on the rise. as for british currency, the pound is still down against the dollar. near a 31-year low. aaron, back to you. >> erika, thank you. it's 5:05. virginia's first lady, dorothy mcauliffe will kick off the summer meals pro program at hybla valley elementary school. the county will be serving brest

locations. our bureau chief will sit down for a conversation with governor terry mcauliffe. you can tweet your questions to julie at julie carey nbc. then tune in for the interview on wtop radio. 103.5 fm. you have a shot to talk with members of the capitals today. caps fan fest starts at 3:00 p.m. in arlington. the team's head coach will be there and the top prospects and alumni. they'll all be in attendance. also part of this, the alumni exhibition game is always fun. that's at 7:30 tonight. if you are about to leave the house this morning, you might need some sleeves. how about that. why things could feel a little chilly on your walk to work. that's coming up in your commuter forecast. the remaining baltimore police officers push to get the charges dropped. why attorneys say they shouldn't be ge

happened, a look at a shooting right outside the white house. the video you'll see only on news 4. stay with us.

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5:10 now drop all the charges. why the remaining officers in the dit of freddie gray should do that. angie? >> it could be a major indication for other cancers. why women may not want to skip being tested for hpv. shooting for the moon. the summit about to get under way in d.c. we have your front row seat. but first, let's get you caught up on the forecast if you're about to head out this morning. chuck bell is here with us. >> that's right, aaron. skies cleared out nicely. still a few clouds on the horizon, but not rain-making clouds. they're heading out. we'll be left in dry weather the rest of today. sunshine and nice. temperatures this morn

so that is very comfortable indeed by late june standards. your ride in this morning, sunny and dry. temperatures, 67 degrees for the ride in and about 82 on the ride home this afternoon. if you're traveling today, no worries from new york city to raleigh. only airline delays possible, boston, houston and new orleans. a look at the weekend and the beach in a few more minutes. it's traffic time. good morning, jack taylor. good morning, chuck. the rock creek parkway, you're used to this. near the kennedy center. crews hanging out until 6:00 in the morning doing the paving project. volume is usually light at this hour. no big delays. be aware it's out there. otherwise, we're very quiet. off to a great start. in or out of virginia, travel lanes are open. topside on the outer loop. 95 to georgia avenue, no issues so far early in virginia. 95, 395, 66, all looking

back to you. >> thank you, jack. today could be an emotional one for vice president joe biden. he'll be at howard university to talk about his ongoing effort to find a cure for the very disease that killed his son, beau. megan fitzgerald is live in northwest with what to expect today. meagan, good morning. >> reporter: we're expecting to arrive this morning when the summit is expected to kick off. as you may recall, joe biden lost his son to brain cancer a year ago. this summit is deeply personal. so here's what we're expecting. the summit will bring together organizations, medical professionals, members of the community to try and create ideas about new efforts to fight and eventually cure cancer. we know a main focus will be personal -- the personalization of cancer because new research has shown than

different ethnic groups differently. we also know that they will be discussing care for cancer for people who get it in core and rural communities. we understand that these summits will take place all across the country today. we're told about 200 of them will be takes place. coming up at 6:00, we'll give you details of what we're expecting the vice president to announce at day's summit. back to you. thank you meagan fitzgerald. you may have noticed that eun is not here. she has a one-on-one with the vice president today. you can watch the full report tonight on news 4 at 6:00. now to the trials of the baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death. the four officers awaiting trial are now asking that their cases be dismissed. the baltimore sun reports all four attorneys filed similar motions based on what they call defects in the prosecution's case. lieutenant brian

trial starting next tuesday. van driver, officer goodson was acquitted. freddie gray died after his neck was broken in a police transport van. this morning, family and friends will bury a d.c. mother. stephanie goodloe was found dead in her home on june 18th. d.c. police charged her ex-boyfriend, donald hair ston with her murder. the day before that murder, goodloe called police to report that hairston had vie latd an emergency protective order. her funeral will be held this morning at mt. gilead baptist church northwest. a deadly officer involved shooting. d.c. police are investigating whether a 63-year-old man tried to commit suicide by cop. officers say it may have been sherman evans himself who called police late monday night. police found him there with what turned out to be a bb ginn. he

weapon. officers opened fire and evans died at the hospital. this is video you're only going to see on news 4. we're now getting a look at that confrontation between the gunman and the secret service and how it escalated outside the white house last month. in that video played in court on monday, you see 31-year-old jesse olivieri of pennsylvania there. 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 then the gun is kicked away from his hand. moments later he received medical attention. they said police did nothing wrong. >> they did all the right things, it was textbook. unfortunately, this person wanted to get shot. 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. the judge says the man is a public

delegate eleanor holmes norton will host a roundtable on gun violence. one week ago she took part in the sit-in on the house floor to force a vote on gun legislation. d.c. police chief and families affected by gun violence will also speak at this roundtable. it begins at the mlk library on g street west. gun violence will be the subject of another meeting. chris van holland and elijah cummings are hosting the meeting. many will push for action on gun safety. the meeting is at baltimore's episcopal cathedral at 10:00 a.m. women who have a severe form of hpv may have a higher risk of genital cancers. denmark researchers found that infected women were 4 to 17 times more likely to develop these kinds of cancers. the study followed more than 2 million women for more than 3 decades. here's a question for you.

you use your phone, look down at it, that your neck hurts. this is a condition. it's called tech neck. it's very, very real. curving your next to look at your phone, laptop or other digital device can lead to headaches or finger numbness. your neck and shoulders are meant to support 10 to 12 pounds. when you curve your neck, there is an extra 50 pounds of pressure. >> wow. >> aaron says that's all brains. >> i have a big head. some yoga techniques may help relieve the pain. >> we're lengthening the sides of the neck, opening the front chest. taking away the rounded action, moving the shoulders back and allowing the shoulder girdle to fall back into place. >> stretches may be able to reverse some of the problems and signs of tech neck. >> interesting. you wouldn't think it had a name. you do it, yeah, you're on that phone all the time. it used to be this.

>> don't use is at much. 5:18 the time now on this wednesday morning. halfway through the week. feeling good. >> sunrise. what day is it? >> what day is it, aaron? >> wednesday. >> all day. you know you want to. hump day. >> mostly clear sky. what clouds are left are on the way out and it will be a beautiful sunrise in 25 or 30 minutes' time from now. what you should expect today is a big improvement. so much better than yesterday. more sunshine, less humidity. no chances for rain today. you can leave the umbrella at home. a nice northwesterly breeze. sunny and nice for today. even tomorrow looks really pleasant to be outside. the metro area will stay dry tomorrow. there could be a few showers in the shenandoah valley tomorrow afternoon. the weather front that caused the thunderstorms late yesterday afternoon and evening has pushed all the rain

is off the capes of north carolina and virginia and up across parts of new york and new england. that's not going to be bothering us. sun is up at 5:46 this morning. a cull of fair weather clouds around. temperatures are way cooler, about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. we'll have a nice warmup today. in the upper 70s through noontime and gradually climb into the low 80s for highs later today. the hemets are in town. let's go for a sweep. 82 on the way to the ballpark. 80 degrees with sunshine at first pitch time and a great night to be outside. no chance for rain today. tomorrow, only the slightest chance. that's not in the metro. that's in the shenandoah valley. the best chance in the metro is on friday. unfortunately, we had to put a raindrop chance on 4th of july day itself as well. if you're thinking about going to the beach for the holiday weekend, saturday, sunday and monday, really good beach weather. there may be a passing shower on

threat into the weekend. here's our seven-day forecast. 84 and low humidity today. 85 tomorrow with a little shower in the mountains. that's it. 89 on friday. a better chance for showers in the metro. little chance for rain back into the forecast for the fourth of july. that's a long ways ahead. maybe we can tweak that. let's go to our traffic partner -- back to the studio and find out what's going on next. >> chuck, we'll try to catch up with jack in a minute. 5:20 now. we turn to decision 2016. it will be a quiet day on the campaign trail with only donald trump campaigning today. he's holding a rally in maine. hillary clinton doesn't have any public events scheduled. she did hold a town hall in los angeles last night. she praised bernie sanders' campaign. she did not mention the attacks in istanbul though she did put out a statement earlier in the day. donald trump said the united states most, quote, fight fire

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welcome back to news 4 this morning. we'll take a live look at the beltway. we're in decent shape from 95 to georgia avenue. inner loop from brach avenue to the wilson bridge, all green. off to a fabulous start this morning. mover the rubber meets the road, that dries the roadways out. good to go on the beltway. 270 southbound through germantown, building volume. the headlights coming at you, not much of a delay at all. just volume trying to move down towards

jack, thank you. new developments in a shooting that killed two women. sheriffs deputies say a custody hearing earlier in the day may have prompted the gunfire outside a courthouse in eastern arizona. deputies arrested a suspect there. the women were targeted. they are not releasing any other details about the suspect or the custody hearing at this point. dozens of people out of their homes because of this house explosion in canada. look at the damage here. the blast just leveled this house in ontario yesterday and damaged at least two dozen others. police say one woman is dead, a dozen others hurt. emergency crews are trying to stabilize the scene before they investigate what set off that explosion. it's a 5:25. california voters will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana. they turned in enough signatures to get the measure on the november ballot. 1 in 6 americans lived in the state with legal marijuana sales. researchers are

vaccine for the zika virus. right now, several u.s. companies are in the pre-clinical stages of developing and manufacturing one. the fda will begin to review clinical materials this week. once that material is cleared, the fda will conduct toxic test studies and that will be followed by more clinical trials. one company says it's using this blueprint from a flu vaccine to create a zika vaccine. >> the big advantage of that, we can really rapidly develop that zika vaccine. we have the protective protein into a nectar and produced the protein. >> the zika virus has swept through the americas. it's been linked to thousands of cases of a deadly birth defect and neurological disorders. lending a helping hand. what first responders are sending to west virginiahi

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it's 5:30 now t may not have impacted you yet. but that could soon change. how the next phase

safetrack could affect air travelers. a man accused of groping a girl in a target is once again in jail. before all that, take a look at the current temperatures. we're off to a cool start. that's not the only thing dropping. so is the humidity. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun. we're loving the start to our wednesday. i guess the big question is, how long will we get a break from all the stickies. >> chuck bell is here in the weather center. hey, chuck. >> good morning to both of you. good morning to everyone. a cooler start than yesterday. falling humidity in the afternoon as humidity levels will drop back down into the 30 and 40% range compared to yesterday's steam bath. the weekend is looking better. i'm worried that we may have to deal with raindrops on the 4th itself. that's a long ways away. temperatures are 5 to 10 degrees cooler than at the same time yesterday. we're

skies have been clearing out during the overnight hours. it will be a beauty of a day to be outside. high today in downtown, around 84 degrees. even cooler in across parts of the shenandoah valley. we'll give you the forecast for the commuters coming up in ten minutes. for now, let's go to our number one partner in crime, wtop's jack taylor. >> chuck, thank you. crews at usual working out of the rock creek parkway at the kennedy center. traffic alternating by one direction at a time. the volume is very light in the morning this hour. not causing a big delay. be aware if you're headed out now. crews could be there for half an hour. otherwise, a live look in virginia at 95 coming northbound. headed towards the prince william parkway. a little more volume at the prince william parkway near the octagon. north on to 395, across the 14th streetdg

>> jack, thanks. the safetrack shutdown will cause headaches tore air travelers in and out of reagan national airport. that work will take place over seven days and then another week-long shutdown will happen at the airport between the airport and pentagon city. riders are planning ahead. >> instead of going to this stop by bus, i'll have to reverse my bus route and i have to take two transfers instead of my usual straight shot in. >> metro's general manager says that safetrack has so far been successful because riders have been willing to make alternate travel plans. later this summer, when the safetrack work moves into the red line, maryland commuters won't be able to rely on extra mark trains. news 4 learned that service will not be expanded. the state says they can't make

adjustments in time. a lab is testing a rail fastener that caused the metro station to temporarily shut down this week. metro says an electrical current passed through that fastener causing the incident on monday. smoke filled the station after a fire extinguisher was used on that fastener. a man accused of groping a little girl at a target store is going back to jail. he was out on bond after his arrest. on monday, the commonwealth's attorney appealed the bond decision and won. he will stay in jail until his next hearing in august. he faces three counts of aggravated sexual battery. it's 5:33. people from one of the south d.c. neighborhoods will gather tonight. they want to talk about recent crimes in the area. police are expected to update neighbors about the monday morning shooting where one person was wounded and at least three cars damaged in gunfire at 17th and independence avenue.

members from the u.s. attorney's office from d.c. are expected to be there. the meeting at 7:00 p.m. on independence avenue. one of the most read stories on the app right now is about the man facing charges for tweeting threats against u.s. senators. he's out of jail. a federal judge made a list of demands before releasing the man. the alexandria man has to undergo mental health evaluations, wear a tracking device and cannot contact the lawmakers he's accused of threatening. his fiance says the tweets were satire, not genuine threats against any members of congress. the wheaton volunteer rescue squad is sending help to counties in west virginia destroyed by floods. the chief says places like clay county lost two ambulances after being damaged by floodwaters. when he received an e-mail on sunday from first respors

hesitate. wheaton is sending clay county two of its ambulances. >> know that equipment was lost and we also know that they were struggling replacing that equipment. we looked at the value to the west virginia departments as being exceeding our value. >> in less than half an hour, volunteers will drive those ambulances to west virginia and turn the keys over to first responders in clay county. 5:35 right now. in the loudon county sheriff's office is asking for almost $30,000 in federal funding. it would be used to buy equipment, including 45 body cameras. it's part of a four-year grant program requiring no local tax funding. prince william county police, the department named a new police chief. the board of supervisors made the decision final yesterday. colonel barry barnard has been acting chief since maf since hudson retired. he started with the

in 1976 as a patrol officer. social media is going to be just plain social. facebook will start suggesting real life events and activities for you looking for things to do in the area. >> wait, wait. wait. >> facebook is real life? >> yeah, it's for real. real places to go to see real people. imagine that. >> look fort tool called featured events. the tool highlights large public events like fairs and festivals. it also sends out a weekly digest. that's going to let people know about what's going on in the beak ahead. that's great. you're already on the platform. >> it won't try to assess your personality and pick events that would be fine tuned just for you? >> i'm sure an algorithm is on the way for that. i'm sure they'll start charging. it's facebook. >> a whole new day. >> speaking of that, that sunrise. >> we also want to tell you about drones, flying

dream here in the district. that's because d.c. is a no drone zone. however, the d.c. council just approved testing on a different kind drone. the one you're look at here. the star ship technologies makes this ground drone. it looks like a picnic cooler on wheels. the ground drone could deliver packages to your house. then you would open it up with a code in the app there. the pilot program will begin in september. hmm. toyota recalling more than a million vehicles worldwide because of defective airbags. want to make sure we stress here, this is not part of that massive takata airbag recall. this is different. a small crack in inflators in the air bags may expand causing the bags to partially inflate. vehicles affected, the pli us hybrid, the plug-in and the lexus pt 20

2008 and april 2012. toyota is not aware of any injuries or fatalities. back over to you. thank you. we're tracking developments out of turkey this morning where a terror attack has killed more than 30 people. what authorities are doing here at home to beef up security ahead of the holiday weekend. it could be a major change when this comes to women's health. why pelvic exams are coming into question. if you're headed to the nats game tonight, you might want to

5:41 your time on this wednesday morning. 67 cool degrees outside here. feels nice. >> a little gdacrispy. we like it, chuck. >> glad you like it. noticeably cooler than yesterday morning and way less humidity to cope with today as well. 64 in gaithersburg. 66 now at ft. belvoir. headed out for an early morning walk or jog, what a great day to be outside, especially early this morning. temperatures in the 60s through 7:00 or 8:00 and then gradually up to near 80 by noontime. what to wear. leave the umbrella at home but don't forget your sun block if you have shorts and short sleeves. the high sun angle will cook you good if you're not careful

between now and the weekend. i'll show you the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. for now, let's check out where the latest trouble spot is with jack taylor. >> i think it's 270 south. we were off to a great start. unfortunately, the traffic center said four or five vehicles were involved in a crash. they moved off to the left shoulder. fire and rescue were headed to the scene. i don't believe they're there yet. otherwise, building volume south of 109 toward the incident along the left side of the roadway. beltway, still green. getting a little bit heavy towards the woodrow wilson bridge. no delays, angie, aaron, back to you. >> jack, thank you. a warning for anybody who has been to a popular restaurant. the data breach we're just learning about. thrown in jail for disciplining his grandkids in public.

a wonderful wednesday to be outside. clearing skies, falling humidity. temperatures in the 60s on your way out the door this morning. we'll be cooler than average today. but how long can we stay cooler than average? your seven-day forecast coming up at 5:51. >> chuck, thank you. 5:46 now. we return to the terror attack in turkey. investigators going through closed circuit tv footage and witness statements to determine a timeline of what happened. air traffic over the airport in istanbul has returned to normal. u.s. officials say there is no information to suggest u.s. airports are a target. some airports are increasing police presence. news 4's kristin wright is live at dulles international with more. hi, kristin. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the next flight from dulles to istanbul is 11:00 tonight. meanwhile, the u.s. state department has put out a travel alert warning americans to avoid travel to parts of

36 people were there after the a -- more than 100 wounded. this morning, word coming from the tsa and homeland kurt that they are watching developments in turkey closely. so far today, we have not really noticed any outright visible signs of increased security here at dulles. we talked to a man flying out on the last flight from dulles to istanbul last night. he said he won't let the attacks like this one stop him. >> only way for me to fight back against terrorism is not to change my life. we're not going to be scared. we'll still go. >> reporter: several airports across the country, we've learned, are in fact stepping up security this morning because of the attacks in turkey, including airports in new york and new jersey. coming up this morning at 6:00, what aviation security experts say is the major challenge now. live at dulles international

back to you. >> kristin, thanks. coming up in a few minutes, we're going to look at how the presidential candidates are responding to the attacks in turkey. brand new details about the shooting in orlando this month. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people were killed at the pulse nightclub earlier this month. now, orlando police released the transcript from the 911 calls they received. in the calls, people tell dispatchers they or their friends have been shot and are losing blood. the dispatchers hear screams and gunshots. some say the callers stopped answering. >> very dynamic fluid situation. i think our officers did a tremendous job based on the information we knew at the time. >> that was orlando's police chief in an interview with the "today" show. investigators are still working to learn more about the shooter, omar mateen, and why he would have done this. as the north carolina

winds down, their repeal of the law clashing over transgender rights remains stalled. they've been lobbying lawmakers to repeal the law. part of the bill requires transgender men and women to only use restrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificates. gop leaders say there's still a change to -- they say the changes are not likely to make president obama's administration happy. that whale we told you about, the one that tangled up in that hundreds of feet of fishing line is on the move. they're searching for the giant blue whale they spotted off the coast of california days ago. it's carrying hundreds of pounds of debris from his mouth and tail. if the crews do not savet the whale could die from exhaustion. the abandoned fishing gear is the number one cause of death for marine wildlife. the search continues for r

head on train collision. it happened near panhandle, texas. one person jumped out of the train before the impact. officials suspect the three missing are trapped in the wreckage. fire crews worked through the night to extinguish the flames so rescue teams could start searching. a new report shows millions of americans may be drinking water with toxic levels of lead. the natural resources defense council found water systems across the u.s. were in violation of federal rules limiting levels of lead and copper in tap water. this comes after the crisis in flint, michigan where the water supply system was switched and chemicals got into the water supply. >> vast majority of the violations were related to lead issues. a lot of them were for failure to test the water, some of them for failure to treat the water to ensure that there wasn't lead. >> if you have concerns about

advise flushing the system by running the tap for a few minutes before using it to cook or drink. back to the developments in turkey this morning. the u.s. presidential candidates weighing in on the bomb pg that left 36 people dead and 140 wounded. and they are agreeing on something. nbc's tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill with more on the reactions. tracie, good morning. >> good morning. let's start with hillary clinton. we tweeted about this saying that americans stand with turkey which is a long time ally of the united states. she wept through a longer statement is that she put out saying that the u.s. not only stands with the people of turkey, one of our nato allies, but we need to be resolved to defeat the forces of terrorism. she did not talk about that at her town hall last night. donald trump had a rally last night and he did talk about this attack and what it may mean for the united states. >> tracie potts on capitol hill for us this morning.

now, we want to take the time to check in with chuck bell who has your seven-day forecast. hey, chuck. >> good morning, angie and aaron. it's a pleasant start to the day. if i could get my train of thought going once again. skies are trying to clear out a bit. sun is already up on a wednesday morning as you look into our northeastern sky there. pretty looking sunrise here this morning. picked up nearly an inch of rain yesterday. officially .87 at national airport. that brings our 2016 rainfall total up to within half an inch of average. still below last year when we had a rainy springtime. back to sunshine and weather, temperatures 3 to 4 degrees cooler. love that in the summertime. tomorrow, still going to be dry in the metro. but the chance for a shower in the shenandoah valley. yesterday's rain and thunderstorms are long gone off the eastern seaboard. we won't have to worry about

it can take the day off. 64 in college park, 64 in winchester. 57 out in stanton and harrisonburg in the shenandoah valley. as you plan out your day, a few clouds. upper 70s by 11:00 a.m. afternoon highs, upper 70s in the shenandoah valley to 80 in gaithersburg. 84 downtown. let's make it three in a row today against the mets. first pitch at 80 degrees. nothing to worry about rainfallwise. today. tomorrow, the slightest chance for air shower. the best chance arrives friday and friday evening. here's the seven-day forecast. today 84. tomorrow 85. a few showers in the shenandoah valley. friday, hit and miss showers for afternoon and evening plans. saturday and sunday look nice. fourth of july, we have a chance for rain in for the fourth of july.

70s. rain will be a possibility. we'll continue to track the little chance for rain as we get closer and closer to the holiday itself. let's go over to jack taylor now and find out where the tricky spots are on the roads. how is that 270 snag coming along? >> there's a couple of them, actually, now. the first one near 85. a tractor-trailer. one of the doubles if you will, the extended tractor-trailer. may be broken down on the shoulder. this is a live shot at 270, 109. there's accident activity beyond if near the truck scales. it was off to the left shoulder. not sure if a lane it blocked. hopefully everything will be contained out of the roadway. 66 getting heavier eastbound. good to go lane wise. all the travel lanes eastbound. into manassas, all the travel lanes past the rest area. back to you. >> thank you, jack. we've got new questions this morning about what is considered a routine checkup for most women. a government advisory panel says that there is not much

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we're watching the situation in istanbul where the city's airport is trying to resume normal operations after a terrorist attack left dozens dead. ready for a giant leap in the fight against cancer. what we expect about the moon shot cancer summit here in d.c. first, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has our out-the-door forecast. it's feeling good right now. hey, chuck. >> it sure is. nicer outside than yesterday. the summer stickies are on the run at least the next 24 to 36 hours. rain chances back to zero today. love that. there are unfortunately, new concerns that we may have raindrops on the fourth of july. a long way between now and then. we'll keep tracking that rain

chance for the fireworks. outside this morning, a clearing sky has allowed temperatures well back down into the 60s across the area. annapolis by the bay is above 70 degrees. the next 24 hours, 67 degrees this morning at 7:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine and mild. a nice evening to be outside. pick your favorite cafe or barbecue in the backyard. back into the mid-60s by tomorrow morning. we'll have a warming trend between now and the weekend. the forecast comes up at 6:21. for now, back to jack taylor and find out if the indian head highway has a smooth road this morning? >> no. quick answer to that no. the crash is on 210 northbound. hopefully, this is mine nor in nature. not causing a huge delay. but don't do anything wrong on 210. it will definitely slow traffic. otherwise, the beltway itself still quiet. in decent shape. no delay