helicopter, plane and patrol boat looking for the ment golden state warriors could be the team to beat again next year. that's because kevin durant announced his decision to join the team yesterday on the players tribute. fans can't be more excited. >> a great asset to the team. he's a great player. >> i feel like nobody is going to be able to beat the warriors for the next four or five years. >> durant led the oklahoma city thunder to finals appearances over his nine years with the team. >> good morning. i'm mollet green with new details coming in on the confirmed police-involved shooting in the district. we just found out a metro transit police officer actually shot a man around 11:00 last night. there's heavy police activity right now near thede

d.c. and metro police responded to a report of suspicious activity going on in the 1300 block of 49th street. police say they found a man with a gun. the officer fired, striking the man. he's now in the hospital. his condition unknown. our darcy spencer will bring us details from the scene in a live report coming up shortly. back to you. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> good morning. i'm kristen wright in for eun yang. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell in with the highlights it this morning. >> off to a steamy start this morning. temperatures in the low to mid 70s. a lot of clouds around. a lot of low visibility, fog and even raindrops as well. the rain we're dealing with this morjs will be over by 8:00. much, much warmer today than yesterday. later this afternoon and this evening we could bubble up one

thundershowers with daytime heating. rain through the north side of the capital beltway. as you're planning out the day today, showers ending this morning. afternoon breaks of sunshine and a 30% chance of a shower coming back later this afternoon. that's the tip of the iceberg. hot here later in the week. >> on the outer loop of the beltway before branch avenue, our crash remains. maryland state highway fire rescue on scene. two right lanes are getting by at the scene. two left lanes remain blocked. also, we'll give you a live look of what you're in for. 270 southbound trying to get out of frederick, an immense amount of road spray moving southbound. headed down through germantown, travel lanes are available, but decent shape to start

off. please be aware of the fact it's going to be a wet commute. back to you. >> jack, thank you. it's 5:03. new this morning, there's a lot of cleanup to do after a fire in silver spring. this happened after midnight. >> montgomery county fire says this was a fully involved fire, meaning it was pretty big. they say there was damage to nearby power lines as well as the farmhouse. however, no one was inside and no one was hurt. >> right now we're getting you ready for the next phase of metro's safe track program. this could impact your travel plans out of reagan national airport. phase three will impact riders starting at 8:00 tonight and through monday, july 11. train also not run between reagan national and braddock road. metro will offer shuttle buses. keep in mind the buses will not be able to carry the usual load of commuters. on top of that, fewer tra

yellow lines. we may see impact on i-66, i-95. metro says people who usually count on its service may have to drive instead for the next few days. take a look at your screen here. all the stations here will either experience closures or reduce train service or crowded train service. metro officials are encouraging riders to find different ways around during this next phase of its emergency repair work. our nbc washington app is a good resource to help you find a way to get where you need to go. open the app and search safe track. in the day ahead, congress returns to work for the first time since the historic democratic sit-in for new gun legislation. meanwhile d.c. moms and dads for rational gun safety legislation plans to rally at the capital for new gun laws. with more on what they're asking for, let's get to news 4's derrick ward. good morn

>> reporter: good morning. we're here in lincoln park in northeast. this is where the rally will start about 7:15 this morning. we'll take a short walk to the capitol. we think it will go a long way to what they're calling prashl gun control legislation. the group will was inspired by the sit-ins that happened on the house floor last month. what they see as rational gun control legislation includes universal background checks for all transfers of firearms and an end to the ban on scientific research in gun violence. they also want to protect d.c.'s gun laws from what they see as congressional interference. this comes on the heels of the shooting in world. after shootings like that and after we see efforts like this, we feel this time may be different because there's some momentum. >> the definition of insanity, doing the same thing over

over again and expecting a different result, this is it. doing nothing and expecting things to change. i just thought it's time to do something. >> reporter: now again, it gets under way at 7:15. on the other side of this issue, some folks say what they're calling for stems the tide of guns in the hands of legal gun owners. they say the criminals will get them somehow on the black market or what have you and it's efforts like this and won't make a difference. that's typical of the debate now going on. we'll see the start of it here in lincoln park. that's where we're live. >> 5:06 now. prince george's county police are searching for the person who shot an ice cream truck driver. this happened yesterday as the truck driveer was returning to a park lot. police say the man was shot several times in what they're calling an attempted robbery. other ice cream truck operators say it was just a matter of time until something like this happened.

this to happen. actually the security system here is very poor. with the way people are playing with money, everybody knows that vendors went out there and at the end of the day they're coming with a little cash. >> police have not released any information on a suspect in this incident. >> we're learning more details this morning about an explosion that seriously hurt a fairfax county man. investigators are now testing the explosive compound that blew up in central park in new york. connor golden stepped on the homemade explosive on sunday and lost part of his leg. nypd investigators believe the device was created by an explosives hobbyist. in the race to the white house, north carolina will be the center of presidential politics. donald trump will hold a rally in raleigh later tonight. nbc news learned he'll be joined by tennessee senator bob corker. this comes after

several potential running mates over the last few days. about three hours south of raleigh in charlotte, president obama and hillary clinton will campaign together. this is clinton's first appearance with the president since his endorsement. i'm mollet green at the live desk. we're watching jubilation over juno. [ cheers and applause ] >> the solar powered spacecraft just arrived at jupiter. you see the people there at nasa's jet propulsion lab cheering about this. we still have 20 months to go before it's all over for the craft to study jupiter, how it was formed and evolved. juno will take pictures of the clouds, four inner moons. unfortunately no pictures to show you of the actual landing there but we're going to continue to follow this developing story. back to you. >> thank you,

the countdown is on to the rio olympics as we are now just one month away from the games in brazil. we're now hearing of more problems sailors complained of oil slicks coating the boats on monday. it follows other concerns about rising crime, the zika virus and slow ticket sales. military members did really well during a dramatic day in the u.s. track and field finals. you see air force pole vaul ter kale simmons taking place. it was army reservist sam kendricks who catapulted into first place. it was a dramatic finish, six-time champion alicia mon ton know tripped and that ended her hopes for a trip to rio. d.c. police are investigating an officer involved shooting in the 1300 block of 49th street. darcy spencer will bring us what she may be learning about what led up to the

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5:13. want to get you up to speed on the forecast. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather center. >> good morning. tuesday off to a very wet start. rain and fog all over the d.c. metro area, raining on 270, the beltway, 66, 50, all the inbound commuter routes are covered in raindrops. the first cluster of rain will be moving out. there's a lot of humidity in the atmosphere. as a result i couldn't rule out a few more chances for rain later on this afternoon. the bulk of the rain is here early this morning. back to work with

fog. with we will get some sunshine. i'll give you detailed of the nats game in late bit. thinking about going to the beach thursday, friday, saturday, here comes the heat. wait until you see our five day forecast. it is a scorcher. >> make sure there's plenty of fr freon available. all travel lanes should be getting by this accident. hearing of a tractor-trailer fire southbound on route 3 after 450 before you get to the john hanson highway, apparently down near sylvan drive. tractor-trailer cleanup at this point. you'll find yourself under police direction. be aware southbound route 3 as you head past the 450 dealing with the tractor-trailer fire. 5:15. breaking news in the district. we're learningth

and metro transit police were involved in a shooting overnight near the deanwood metro station. >> news 4's darcy spencer is live with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we're here on quarrel street at minnesota avenue, right across the street from the deanwood metro station. if you look here, this street is closed. we're not seeing any police right here from this vantage point. we know they're still here on the scene and there are road closures in the area. we have very limited information on the story right now. what we can tell you is that police were called out here right around 11:00 last night for some sort of suspicious activity. when police got here, they say they encountered a person with a gun. they're describing that person as a male. we don't have a name. we don't know if i it's a juvenile or a man. at some point a metro transit officer did fire the weapon shooting the individual. the person was taken to the hospital. at this point we do not know that perp'sn

and police are still here on the scene. we're working to get additional information. that's the latest from the scene, darcy spencer, news 4. >> thank you, darcy. more breaking news this morning. an arrest in the last hour in the death of an american student overseas. police in rome have a homeless man in custody for from the death of university of wisconsin student beau solomon. police say someone used his credit card in milan. he arrived in italy last week to spend a semester at john cabot university. all other students have been accounted for. blfs bloodshed in saudi arabia as muslims celebrated the end of ramadan. suicide bombers in three bombings across the city. one near the u.s. consulate in jed da where a

blew himself up. >> isis is taking aim and striking across three continents over the ramadan holiday. in neighboring iraq over the weekend an isis bomb blast killed at least 200 people. it was iraq's worst bombing in a decade. on friday night, 20 foreigners including three american students were killed inside a bangladeshi restaurant. nearly 400 people have been killed around in the world in the last four weeks in isis attacks. >> isis moves to reassert itsel itself. >> one of the people killed in bagdad was a famous arab dancer. happening today, pretrial motions are expected to begin in the trial of lieutenant brian wright, one of the baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. he faces several charges including involuntary manslaughter. two other officers in the case have been acquitted. another trial ended

jury. gray died a year ago after a neck injury while in police custody. 70 years since the end of world war ii. many veterans still locked in a bitter battle. a significant number say they were intentionally exposed to mustard gas in secret experiments and have been denied benefits for decades. a study found out of 4,000 veterans, the v. a. rejected 90% of claims for benefits. 96-year-old veteran rollins edwards still has the scars from those experiments. >> it's absolute torture to go through that test and then live to tell about it. >> senator claire mccaskill has introduced a bill to force the va to open every claim previously rejected. a new study out this morning shows your family has a direct impact on your chance of contracting a staph

researchers in denmark found people were especially at risk if one of their close relatives was hospitalized with the infection. data shows the link was stronger among siblings than among parents and their children. researchers say direct contact with an infected relative did not increase a patient's risk. parents, if you want your kids to eat vegetables, turn them into superheroes. cafeterias that use banners and videos of superheroes promoting vegetables, tripled kids's selections of veggies. it experienced elementary school boys and girls and it makes complete sense. the fourth of july fireworks show on the national mall went on as planned, but not without a little controversy. >> pbs and capitol concerts, inc., apparently tried to pull a fast one with its

>> i think we shot this with our cameras. this is what the fireworks looked like. pbs ran footage from previous years showing a clear sky and no scaffolding ton capitol building. there was a smaller crowd than usual on the mall. we caught up with one family who waited for hours for the show. >> was it worth it? >> no. >> it wasn't? >> no. >> it was to me. it made me feel like yah! >> you loved it? >> yes. >> there's the tweet from the capitol fourth. folks at pbs are using stock footage. they tweeted saying we showed a combination of the best fireworks from this year and previous years. it was the patriotic thing to do. >> took quite a beating on social media. >> people weren't happy about that. they want it to b b

they've got to tell people. >> got to let people know. president obama and the first lady honored military heroes during the annual fourth of july concert at the white house. >> the white house planned for thousands of people to attend the festivities on the south lawn, but the weather forced things to move inside. during his remarks, the president reminded people what independence day is really about. >> we also have to recommit ourselves to making sure that everybody in this country has opportunities, that everybody gets a fair shot, that we look after all our veterans when they come home, that we look after our military families ap give them a fair shake. >> kendrick lamar and janelle monae performed. afterwards the president led everyone singing happy birthday to his daughter

>> people waiting to dry out, chuck. what's the word? >> we'll have a much prettier day today. outside we have all cloud cover here, storm team 4 radar shows the first batch of steadier rain getting ready to move through the heart of the metro and pulling out. we get back to an isolated chance for more rain later today. all corners of the beltway covered in raindrops. the ride in on 95 from baltimore or north from red riks burg all covered up in rain. this batch of moderate rain leaving the beltway. towards bowie towards annapolis and the bachlt rain tapering off in marshall, front royal and wind chester. the rain has ended. still a lot of wet roadways to be dealing with. by 8:00 this morning, most of the first chance for rain is out of here. we'll get breaks of sunshine startiid

into the afternoon hours. with daytime heating today, we may bubble up another shower or two primarily south or southwest of the city itself. warrenton, fredricksburg, culpepper, a little better chance later this afternoon. mainly south of town. plan in the next 12 hours, showers ending early. leave your umbrella between now and 7:00, 8:00. more sunshine this afternoon. a 30% chance of rain coming back later this afternoon into this evening. if you're headed down to the nats game, the nats and the brewers. the brewers got us last night 1-0. could be a delay early but unlikely to have rain delays for the game tonight. i'll give you your outdoor grilling forecast. the next couple days, 80s today and back into the 90s. could be 97 degrees coming up on friday. heat advisories. let's go to wtop's jack

and fooin find out more about the commute coming in on canal road. >> might be a trouble spot unfortunately. not sure of the size. after arizona avenue sounds like we have a tree down blorking the inbound lane. this could be a trouble spot obviously. not sure of the size of it. be aware, inbound on canal road. tractor-trailer fire coming out of crofton headed toward bowie southbound on route 3. this is after the 450 we're dealing with activity with a tractor-trailer that was fully engulfed. going to have traffic basically getting by under police direction. mollet green at the live desk. tractor-trailer fire in crofton has the road closed. it was carrying orange juice. no word yet on injuries. we'll stay on top of it. some are calling it a fireworks fail. where a fourth of j

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>> good morning. it's kristen wright in for eun yang. chuck is watching a little rain in the forecast. radar kind of busy? >> a little busy first thing this morning. a lot of cloud cover out there as well. rain clouds over the next hour or two. off to a soggy start on your morning. rain chances falling with time. we still have technically about a 30% chance of a shower later this afternoon. high heat and humidity coming our way. by the end of the dweek, heat indices over 100 degrees. the first steady batch of rain is about ready to pull out. highs later today mid to upper 80s. quite a bit warmer than yesterday. if you're grilling out in the back yard, a slight chance for a shower early. the ten day forecast coming up at 5:51. for now let's go over to jack taylor and find out where the

road stretch, a tree down blocking the inbound lane. authorities are heading to the scene. inbound on river road, this is going to be a spot that's going to be tough. a large section of work near willard avenue. we've got the lanes basically washed out inbound. it's possible but will cost you time. 28 northbound in manassas before you get to compton road, sounds like we have an accident blocking the northbound lanes of 28. back to you. virginia senator tim kaine will hold a roundtable discussion on the state's efforts to prepare on the zika virus. this comes as cain is rumored to be possibly on hillary clinton's short list of vice presidential picks. researchers say they're getting close to the vaccine in the fight against the zika

virus. workers here have done it before. the next step is a clinical trial with human volunteers. the vaccine could be given out in the clinical trial in a couple weeks. a young father of two is a murder victim. alexandria police say he's the latest of four men to die within a year in the neighborhood that straddles route 1. news 4's julie carey spoke with 23-year-old saquan hall. this is one of the neighbors calling for change. the president of the neighborhood citizens association is demanding action from city leaders. >> it's time for the mayor and council to step up and decry the homicide in a way they haven't. >> another neighbor emphasized the need for more community policing. she says it's crucial members of the community offer any information they have to police officers. the fireworks are on

oh, my god. >> they're trying to put it out. >> actually two boats that caught fire in plymouth, massachusetts when the fireworks on them all went off at once. you can see the huge explosion. police say no one was hurt. the fire marshal at this point is still investigating. all we know at this point is there was some sort of malfunction on two boats and they both caught fire. not clear exactly what went wrong. another scary scene, this one in kentucky. six people were hurt when fireworks fell over during this show sunday night. instead of shooting up into the air, they fired off into the crowd. the people who were hurt all had minor injuries. firefighters hope a crash involving one of their fire trucks can teach everybody a lesson. sunday night a car hit the truck while it was responding to a crash on 210 in ft. washington. the firefighters hju

crashed into them. firefighters say the truck's position protected police officers who were still working that crash scene. it is a reminder of how important the move-over law is. >> we hope citizens can take that law a little more seriously to help protect us while we're protecting them. >> the crash caused $10,000 in damage to the truck. the driver who hit it stayed on the scene and is now facing charges. 5:36. people in west virginia celebrated the fourth of july by attending the benefit concert to help those affected by the historic flooding in that state. west virginia native and "america's got talent" season six winner eugene murphy headlined the event. the red cross and other organizations collected donations from people attending the event. today the prince george's county

your complaints about trash pickup. many people have complained about their trash not getting picked up for days. today's hearing is at 1:30 in upper marlboro. revenue from plastic bag sales went up over 3% in the 2014 to 2015 fiscal year. officials hoped it would nudge people to use environmentally friendly reusable bags, but instead more plastic and paper bags are being issued at big chain grocery stores in the county. montgomery county is one of several areas in the country that has established bag taxes. more students in d.c. public schools could soon travel the world for free. outgoing chancellor kaya henderson tells "the washington post" she hopes to expand the all expenses paid trips to all students in 8th through 11th gr

need to prove the trips have lasting and significant educational benefits. right now the trips are paid for through the d.c. public education fund. mollet green at the live desk. another shooting, this one on dix street. it happened about 11:00 in the 5300 block of dix street. this is about five minutes away from the other shooting investigation darcy spencer is shooting. officers say they found an adult male suffering from a gunned shot wound there. the victim told police he heard gunshots and then realized he had been shot. he's at the hospital, expected to survive his injuries.

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little bit. >> if you say so. let's go to chuck bell. leave it to kristin, chuck, leave it there. >> or you could pay for singing lessons. >> hire somebody else to sing for me. outside this morning, it's all raindrops. have the umbrella ready to go first thing this morning. you won't need it all day, but will need it between now and 8:00. up into the upper 80s to near 90. back into the 90s tomorrow. that's the beginning of what will become quite the heat wave. right now let's go to wtop's jack taylor. >> a problem in manassas, 28 northbound before compton road. state authorities are there. we had trouble spots on 28, montgomery county westbound, a tree down in the roadway blocking the westbound lanes. montgomery county authorities have to deal with that. also the tractor-trailer fire southbound on route 3 in

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the man behind the scare and what police say led to a mad dash. a case of mistaken identity? the takedown of a man visiting the u.s. that has one police force apologizing. here is a look at storm team 4 ray dr dhar. we're tracking raindrops on all corners of the beltway. i'll let you know of the forecast and the heat wave coming minutes from now. this morning d.c. parents seeking stronger gun laws in the district will march to the capitol. today is congress's first day back to work since the historic democratic sit-in for new gun legislation. let's get to news 4's derrick ward live at lincoln park where this morning's march will begin. derrick? >> reporter: just in a couple hours folks will start gathering at about 8:00. they're indeed going to set off the march to the capitol. they are taking their queue from that sit-in that happened last month on the house floor afr

this group is called moms and dads for rational gun safety. what they want, they want universal background checks for all transfers of firearms. they want an end to the ban on research into gun violence, and want to protect d.c. gun laws from what they say is congressional interference. as we said, it's going to be a group of moms and dads for rational gun safety. they'll also be joined by other folks including members of the d.c. city council. >> this is about the simple efforts to stop gun violence. we see congress doesn't have much of an urge to do anything and thongchai jaidee'd watch tragedy after tragedy after tragedy unfold and folks are think and tired of it. >> proponents say these things keep guns out of the hands of lawful citizens who should be able to carry them. this march gets under way

park. live in northeast, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> 5:49. a couple facing charges after a shootout with seven american soldiers. police in san antonio say the soldiers were at a park early yesterday morning when a woman gave her boyfriend a gun. police say he started shooting at those soldiers. at least one soldier fired back and hit the man in his elbow. none of the soldiers was hurt. a tragic story out of florida, a father accidentally shot and killed his 14-year-old son at a gun range. police in sarasota county say a used shell casing fell down the back of the father's shirt. when he reached brian orakpo to get it, he was still holding his gun with his finger on the trigger and he accidentally pulled it. investigators say they do not plan to charge that father. right now a food shortage in venezuela prompted protests across the country. government officials blame right wing business owners for

others say the shortage is because of economic mismanagement in the socialist nation. some zen swale lands are turning to urban fafrming for vegetables. military members in pakistan are searching for missing people after flash floods killed at least 28 people in the northern part of the country. heavy rains over two days triggered the severe flooding. the floodwaters have since receded. president obama and hillary clinton will make their first joint campaign appearance in north carolina later today. they'll rally supporters in charlot charlotte. then a few hours later donald trump will have an event of his own in raleigh. nbc's edward lawrence joins us from capitol hill with more on this. let's start with donald trump. he'll be joined by senator bob corker at his rally tonight. read anything into that? >> reporter: he's on the short list of vice presidential picks, campaigng

mike pence. pence's family actually spent time this weekend with donald trump's family. also donald trump announced he with iowa senator joanie ernst. those obvious i will are a short list for vice presidential canned dalgts. also on the list, governor chris christie. donald trump wants to have this all settled by the republican convention in about two weeks. >> let's turn to hillary clinton now, edward. what will be the central theme of president obama's remarks about her today. >> reporter: he'll say she's the one to create the jobs to continue the policies he's created. hillary clinton is expected to talk about the gender bathroom bill. that's the reason she believes there's an opening in north carolina so she can win the state. she'll fly in on air force one in a show she can look very presidential. we'll get off the

the white house saying the ticket will be paid by hillary clinton's campaign and not the taxpayers. back to you, aaron. >> edward lawrence on capitol hill. thank you. definitely a soggy start out there this morning. chuck, how does it look? >> we'll be dealing with raindrops for the next couple hours. there is improvement coming our way. a day late and a dollar short. we'll get sunshine back by 10:00 later this afternoon. for now it is cloudy and wet outside. 74 degrees. the weather impact on your day today will be moderate. most of the bad impacts will be first thing this morning. the rain will be coming to an end fairly early on. most everyone should be done with rain by about 8:00. another 30% chance of showers bubbling up with daytime heating later today. bring the umbrella. you'll need it for the next hour or two. you may need it again later. the back end is moving through gaithersburg, just leaving dulles airport. it should be on the e

morning. already drying out nooer i-81. most areas picking up a quarter to a half inch of rain. we get just enough sunshine to warm things back up. skies partly sunny to mostly cloudy this afternoon. here is a chance for a few lonesome showers by 6:00 this evening from route 50 southbound. better rain chances later today south of the metro. rain this morning, only a scattered shower this afternoon. tomorrow hot and humid. temperatures back into the 90s for tomorrow. that's the beginning of what's going to be an ugly stretch of hot wealth ever. look at your ten-day forecast here. an exclusive feature for storm team 4. a slight chance for a shower thursday. 97 on friday, 95 on friday. might have to worry about heat

and saturday, cooling back to average by early next week. we'll take a look at the next couple hours for the next ten minutes. let's go to jack taylor at wtop. >> it's not been a great start, wet weather. we've got a crash, vehicle literally overturned on 270 southbound. state police is with it. they're going to wait for the tow truck, but for now all your travel lanes are open. not the case in virginia. 28 northbound before compton road, authorities have been on the scene of this crash. unfortunately no traffic is getting by northbound on 28. watch for police redirect examination in the area. back to you. surveillance video inside a crowded restaurant in idaho showing people rushing for the exit after this guy climbed on top of the bar and told people to be quiet. the owner says he shouted, quoe,

god. he's charged with disorderly conduct. a case of mistaken identity after a robed man was overheard speaking arabic. somebody called 911 thinking he was a terrorist. that's police responding. body camera footage shows the man pleading with police. moments later they found no cause to arrest him and he fainted. he was rushed to the hospital. united arab emirates man has been staying in the u.s. for several months for medical treatment at the cleveland clinic for a heart condition. he tells nbc news he is upset by what happened. >> i am sad, too sad and too much sad. >> the town's mayor and police chief apologized. you see some of the video in that moment here. the uae is warning citizens not the wear traditional clothing in the u.s. at this hour the u.s. coast guard is looking for three missing fishermen. their boat was just

overturned off the coast of hawaii. the men went missing on sunday. good morning. i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters. the company behind ashley madison is now being investigated by the federal trade commission. the breach exposed personal info of millions of people who signed up for the infidelity website. the company says they're sorry for what happened and should have spent more on security. wi . the golden state warriors could once again be the team to beat next year. that is because kevin durant decided to join the team. warriors fans couldn't be more excited. durant led the oklahoma thunder to four western conference finals and one nba final appearance over his nine-year

live in northeast d.c. where police are still on the scene of an officer-involved shooting. i'll have the latest details coming up. also ahead, the shows did not go off as plans. mishaps at fireworks displays like this one t ha

right now a shooting involving a metro transit police officer steps from the deanwood station. also ahead, the show went on but not without some controversy. the decision that left television viewers venting on social media. but first, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has your out-the-door forecast. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, kristin. a soggy start to the day today. showers will be a part of our forecast for the next little bit. eventually these first rounds of raindrops will be pulling out. we have one or two showers possible later this afternoon. this means grab the umbrella. outside we go. mostly cloudy skies as you look at your weather headlines. clearing skies and then eventually we'll get a little sunshine

will get into the upper 80s to near 90 today. there's storm team 4 radar, raindrops pulling out of western montgomery county. all the rain just about done in loudoun county as well. you can see the bigger view there, no more than a few strangling showers in the mountains of west virginia. temperatures low to mid 70s now. mid to upper 80s for highs today. there is a 30% chance for a stray shower or thunderstorm after about 5:00 or 6:00. best chances will be south of the city. i'll have a chance of your outdoor activity planner in ten minutes. let's head over to jack taylor to see how the toll roads are doing? >> not well. the accident activity is on the left side of the roadway, but state police pulled up on the southbound side of 270. now we have a bit of a delays. on the toll road