stay with us. "news 4 today" tips right now at 5:00 a.m. "news 4 today" starts now. good morning, everyone. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron gilcrist. >> we'll check in with melissa mollet but first we send things over to chuck bell. is the summer like weather continuing, chuck? >> not quite like yesterday. yesterday afternoon 89 degrees at national airport. clearly our warmest day of the year. almost our first 90 of the year. today mid 70s. but that does come with a chance for much needed rain drops across the area. four things to know about the weather. in up one, grab the umbrella. showers around for all of your monday morning plans. we should be able to get a little sunshine back by very late in the day. it may not come back until after 2:00. not quite 89 but another warm one coming up mid

cold front out to our north and west here into the d.c. metro over the next couple of hours. it will be in the low to mid 70s. a lot of clouds around and should be drying up by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. >> let's hope it doesn't mess up the morning commute. >> i have a feeling rain drops may play into your morning commute. northbound 295 near benning road, still have the construction. slowdown at the woodrow wilson bridge outer loop. you can see the rain falling across the area. 66 ramp to the outer loop, tractor-trailer is gone. bottom of the beltway through prince george's county, no major issues there. from frederick down to the spur, you are on time.

melissa, thank you. we continue to follow breaking news at 5:02. fairfax county, police are on the scene of a barricade situation. they have been there for hours on culpeper road. >> been following this closely. news 4's justin finch has been talking to police and is on the scene. what are the latest developments? >> reporter: good morning. so far we are definitely hearing more than we are seeing. recently we heard a constant ring of sirens. a man is hold up in the house most recently saying something to the effect of please come out with your hands up, but so far at this time there appears to be nothing. i want to take you now to video of the scene. earlier culpeper and londonderry road. this came in as a welfare call, a man possibly with a mental health crisis. two kids could be inside the home with the man. fairfax county police are tg

negotiators are on the bull horn. all are haepg for some kind of peaceful resolution. >> just, please, we're trying to help. come out. we're not trying to hurt you, we're just trying to help. >> reporter: and as was mentioned, this has been going on for several hours. this will be a waiting game to maximize hopefully a positive end to all of this. we are live here in fairfax. i'm justin finch. >> justin, thank you. today is the first weekday commute during the latest safe track surge. green belt is closed. that means you have to start your commute on a shuttle bus this morning. metro is running three shuttle buses between college park station and prince george's county. green belt and college park will be closed until april 29th.

pretty big inconvenience to have to take an extra 30 minutes to get to work when, you know, normally i have a 25 minute commute. >> we have all the ways you can still get around the safe track work. head to the nbc 4 site and search safe track. the victims of all of the virginia tech victims will be read. it will mark ten years since the tragedy. an emotional day of remembrances displayed on the campus of virginia tech yesterday. last night a candlelight vigil was held to recall all of the students and staff. the occasion brut together alumnae, students were brought together. >> this is a great meeting of our -

family. that's how i kind of coined it, this tenth year anniversary down here. it's comforting to be together. >> i was hoping to find really peace within me and i found it. >> she was just a freshman at the time and grew up in centerville. a virginia woman jailed for years in egypt is waking up free this morning. she was arrested in cairo nearly three years ago. authorities accused her of abusing children through an organization she founded to help kids living on the streets. human rights groups have long dismissed those charges as bogus and yesterday an egyptian court acquitted her. she has dual citizenship. she grew up in falls church, graduated from george mason university. she then troofld cairo. she may stay to help children. new this

president mike pens visited the demilitarized zone. pence calls this, quote, provocation. this starts off a ten-day trip to asia. coming up we're going live to capitol hill where news 4's tracie potts will have details on how the vice president plans to address it. another first for the trump administration. the president will welcome kids to the white house for his easter egg roll. the specific plans for this year are still unclear. there are usually celebrity guests there, costume characters. very special guest of the day busy. 14 hours to go now and some of you are counting every minute until the caps play again. >> that's right. it could be a very exciting night in toronto. two overtime games so far and the series is tied. 23450us sports reporter cher rebur russ is in canada. >>ep

leafs here in toronto. each team winning one game in the series. returning home, tom wilson, he's from toronto. he knows the air canada centre will be electric because there's not been playoff hockey here in five years. we have live coverage starting on news 4594:00 frmpt toronto, sherree burrus, news 4 sports. all eyes on this guy, number two, john wall. he led the team to victory as well. he had the best playoff game of his career. 32 points in a comeback win at the verizon center. they will be back there again this wednesday. it is now 5:07. you may want to take the small umbrella with you this morning. what does that mean, chuck? >> it means there's little rain chance out there now. we're not expecting any big gully washers. there will be hit and miss rain chances toec

half, maybe three-quarters of the day. for now let's go to you. >> 50 years ago she became the first woman to run the boston marathon. a look at her historic run as well as the security threat for today. we continue to monitor a developing story in ohio where a manhunt is underway for this man who broadcast a murder on cebook. wefa'r

welcome back, it's 5:11. it did feel like summer. we almost hit 90 degrees. >> it looks like we're going to get a little bit of a cooldown, right, chuck? >> we will not be in the 90s. we will be in the 70s. the pollen count remains high today, tomorrow, wednesday. added rain chances later in the week will help knock the pollen down. speaking of rain chances, there's storm team 4. hit and miss rain drops. i'll give you the whole five day forecast and let you know which days are likely to be the rainiest. >> good morning, melissa mollet. chuck bell, 66 eastbound that ramp there to the outer loop of the beltway. we have cleared that out of the way. tractor-trailer crash.

that is good. a little bit of rain through that area. take a look at the virtual rain falling on 66 as you're headed in from fairfax county parkway. in bound and outbound also okay here this morning. you don't have any big worries there on 66. new crash lorton road east of 95. trying to get more information on that one. we'll take a look at the beltway coming up. thank you, melissa. megan fitzgerald with the latest news about a manhunt in ohio. >> eun, that massive manhunt continues for a man repowho recd himself shooting a 74-year-old man. they believe he may have left the state of ohio. this is part of the video posted to the social media site. investigators say it shows the moment steven opened fire on robert griffin sr. the suspect claims to have killed more than a dozen people but so far police have not been able to confirm

a man who knew goodwin senior reacted to his murder. >> out here. i saw the tape. the lady walked up. it's a homicide. that's all i got to say. >> now stevens may be driving a newer model white ford fusion. he is considered armed and dangerous. anybody who may see him or has information about his whereabouts is encouraged to call 911. back to you. >> thank you, megan. today the 121st running of the boston marathon will get underway. crews have prepared the course and boosted security. this year marks four years since the tragic bombing that took place near the finish line killing three people and injuring hundreds others. most of the competitors will not finish until this afternoon. along the race course today will be a woman who made history 50 years ago. she will be running once again in the boston marath.

books as being the first woman to officially enter the marathon in 1967 which was at the time an all male race. in honor of her achievement race officials will retire her bib number today, 261. big congratulations to her. >> good for her. 5:14. news 4 your health. scientists say it is getting harder for people to get help for mental illness. access has decreased over the past decade. there are more americans dealing with serious psychological distress. 3 1/2%. doctor shortage and the cost of the charges. 5 million americans have alzheimer's disease. that number is expected to triple by 2050 without new interventions shah slow or stop its course. scientists still don't know how to stop it fromag

memories or minds. the prevailing theory known as plague buildup known as amaloyd have failed to be effective. >> efforts are being made to remove amaloyds on the brain. none of those pathways have improved patient's cognition, lifestyles. >> some are convinced by genetic data linking amaloyd data to alzheimer's. many feel it may be due to time joog we have a pretty serious recall. the kus tow ma particular adjustable bed are being recalled because they can shock you. the beds were sold at mattress stores from june of 2012 through january of this

if you have one, stop using the play on the side. nasa is trying to send salad into space. you know, for healthy eating. today nasa's advanced plant habitat is a new kind of way to grow plants in space. it is going to be part of a launch later this week. the launch also includes more than 7,000 pounds of cargo and this is just one small part of the thing. >> didn't the martian grow -- >> grow his own salad. >> those were all potatoes. >> we won't go into details how he did that. >> boy, and do we need some extra rain around here. >> we do need some rain to keep the pollen off. >> i was down at the beach and the pollen was literally -- by the time i was done sweeping off the porch it was the size of my fist, pollen ball. crazy. those aren't the ones you

of pollen glob buules around. we'll rip some of it out. i don't think it's going to be a good pollen cleansing rain at all. 69 degrees already in washington. temperatures out ahead of the front have stayed very mild overnight. almost everyone mid to upper 60s here this morning. this cold front will bring it in this afternoon. sprinkles and showers out here towards the blue ridge and shenandoah valley. inside the beltway, a couple of sprinkles now along the east side headed out towards route 50 and buoy. here's future weather to help you plan it out. by 6:30, light rain showers mainly on the south side of the d.c. metro area. moving eastbound. i think our best chance for steady, light rain inside the beltway comes between about 10:00 or 11:00.

weather. d.c. metro. by 2:00, 3:00 most of the steadier rain moving into southern maryland. by 4:30, 5:00 most of it out northwest of the ceremony. by the time you get home from work at 5:30, 6:00, 7:00 this evening, it will be dry. temperatures this morning, a mild start. in the mid to upper 60s. highs in the 70s. nowhere near the 89 yesterday. for tomorrow if you need a little bit more sunshine in your life, tomorrow probably going to be the prettiest day of the week. plenty of sunshine. clouds thicken again on wednesday with a shower chance. a little better chance for some afternoon showers coming up thursday. friday looks dry as well. we'll talk about the whole weekend forecast coming up in a few more minutes. for now it is time for the recently returned from vacation melissa mollet? >> do i look fresh? >> very. you look radiant.

thank you, thank you, thank you. university boulevard, a brand-new accident there. pass that along. we don't have any details on that crash yet. make some calls on that one. northbound 295 at benning the right lane is blocked. beltway, inner loop and outer loon, everything is running fine. all of that green showing scattered rain showers. 65 is okay. lorton road east of 95 you have a crash there. eun? >> melissa, thank you. it is the video that sparked o outrage and now change. what it will no longer do to passengers seated on the plane. be sure to join us for the ellen degeneres show. the two chat about simone wanting to move out of her parents' house but needing to learn how to do common things around the house first.

then news 4 at 4:00.

you're watching "news 4 today." welcome back at 5:23. expect traffic delays as many people in our area will be heading down to the national zoo today. it is part of an easter monday tradition that dates back to 1891. they call it easter monday. the washington post reports historians seems to believe it relates to washington's segregation at the time. today's family celebration at the national zoo begins at 10:00 a.m. can you see? take a look. we've been waiting for months for april the giraffe to have her baby. the kid is wasting no time to get off the ground. it must be hard with the long legs. this is video in new york of the baby's first steps. there you

she's already almost 6 feet tall. >> wow. so glad for april. >> april was pregnant forever. we're just glad she's okay. >> you know she's happy to have that. >> yeah. >> 6 feet? wow. okay. the ironman is one of the most grueling races in the world. >> but a unique father and son team have discovered that fete all with the encouragement of a local hero. he was not going to let cerebral palsy let him not compete in the ironman. his father was by his side for competing. it's 70.3 miles of swimming, biking and riding. michael phelps tweeted and called johnny after the young manmade the video. >> he's a great athlete but he also inspires countless people just like i want to do in my life. >> he certainly has

countless people already. johnny and his dad crossed the finish line five minutes under their goal time. i mean, just incredible. >> and now he is inspiring. >> he definitely is. >> he wrote #athleteslife. >> congratulations. >> yeah! >> the easter bun any's been busy. easter bun any not quite sticking the landing in texas yesterday. thumbs up from the bun any there. everyone appears to be fine and afterward easter egg hunt went on without anymore crash landings. no kids were hurt. >> good. >> hi. >> hi. okay. >> hi, bull. >> the guy shooting this video trying and failing to get the attention of a run away bull. the police i think have a hold

the police in las vegas spent an hour chasing down the escaped bull. no one was hurt. >> i'm glad he was yelling from the car and didn't get out to say hello. >> whose bull was that? >> okay. new trouble for united airlines days after this video showing a passenger being pulled off a plane. a couple accuses the airline of abuse on the way to their wedding. the story ahead at 5:30. plus, countdown to cap day. reminding you of warnings and why you could be paying much more after this video.

breaking news right now. "news 4 today" barricaded inside. police surrounding a home where a man refuses to come out. concerns that children may be trapped. first day on the job for our new supreme court justice. >> reporter: just a few hours now until one of the biggest events of the year at the white house. outside gates of the easter egg roll. we'll be bringing you live coverage all morning long. "news 4 today" starts now. well, supreme court justice neil gorsuch will take s

today. it restores the majority. >> he's expected to weigh in on religion later this week. >> i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron gilcrist. we're getting right back to the breaking news. also the news on gorsuch and news that we're following in fairfax county. >> first we want to take a look at today's forecast. your commute. melissa mollet will have that in a moment after chuck bell fills us in on the weather. are we getting any rain? >> yes, indeed. storm team 4 radar early this morning. couple of sprinkles out towards buoy, maryland. these are also coming in towards the city. don't stray too far from that umbrella. don't forget, sheena is not here, i have to give a shout out to the humane rescue

60% chance for rain this morning. 30% chance for rain at lunchtime. by 6:00, 7:00 those things will be drying out. tomorrow looks great. more about that part of the forecast. >> just to be clear, we're rescuing humane, you said human. there are some people that probably need a little help. not in this situation. university boulevard, tiny branch road. they have a crash so we're -- they just flipped the camera around. 95, you can see the big blob that chuck was talking about of rain there along 66 this morning. big look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop for now. dry here now. that is good. 50 east of the beltway moving in town and out of town just fine. eun. >> thank you. while you were sleeping, we have breaking news. a barricade situation still happening right now. and this is happening in fairfax county. chilen

megan fitzgerald now following the latest developments from the live desk. hey, message. >> eun and angie, that's right. fairfax county say it's possible children are inside a house with a man who is experiencing some sort of mental health crisis. right now you're looking at the live barricade situation. a bit dark. you can see an active scene there. this is the thomas day area. when they arrived the resident refused to come outside. investigators say it's possible this man could be armed. we have a crew on scene right now working to learn new information. justin finch will have a live report on the scene for the next half hour. >> megan, thank you. our other top story, the manhunt is underway for this man. he's accused of killing someone and broadcasting it live on facebook. steve stevens claims to have killed more than a dozen people. police say the search is now outside ohiond

armed and dangerous. >> an emotional day of remembrances took place on the campus of virginia tech. last night a candlelight vigil was held for the people involved in the mass shooting. if you use metro's green line, you may have to hop on a bus to start your commute. shouldle b shuttle buses are being used. green belt and college park station is closed. president trump will welcome kids to the white house easter egg roll. the specific plans this year, still unclear. there are usually celebrity guests, costume characters. the most special guest of the day, the appearance of the easter bun any. >> it is 5:33. the u.s. supreme court will begin hearing the final

and new supreme court justice neil gorsuch will be on the bench at this time. on wednesday the court will hear a claim that missouri discriminated against a lutheran church by leaving its preschool out of a program to improve school play grounds. missouri's constitution says no state money can ever be spent to aid a church. the church says it should not be treated differently when it comes to making playgrounds safer. it was a somber start to a fairfax county church. they began their service at the memorial grove behind the church on easter sunday. they sang and worshipped there after the week began. their church hs graffiti spray painted on the walls. and the memorial grove is part of a wooded clearing where

alcohol and speed are both said to be factors in a deadly crash in charles county. two people were killed and six people were injured when two suvs collided late saturday night. this happened on leonardtown road. a driver and passenger in one vehicle were killed. they have not said which car was speeding or who was under the influence of alcohol. prince george's county will be the next county to get the capitol bike share program. they will launch that program. the program already exists in the district. 67 stagtions will be installed with 670 bikes phased in over a few years. well, it has only been a week since that video of the man being dragged off the united airlines flight went viral. now they're dealing with more accusations of abuse. >> this time a couple headed to their own destinati

said they were booted off a flight. they sat down in the wrong seats because a man was lying across theirs. >> but first they were escorted to their direct seats, then they were told to get off and wait for a flight the next morning which was actually their wedding day. >> in a statement the airline says these passengers repeatedly attempted to sit in upgraded seating which they did not purchase and they would not follow crew instructions to return to their assigned seats. by the way, last week's video, united is now changing its policy when it comes to bumping customers for crew members. in an internal memo united said the flight booking has to be made prior to the departure. this is an initial step to see if this never happens again. tied up in toronto. the caps quest for the cup continues. up next, why fans can make it even harder for a hometown team to pull off the win on the

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contract. look at what happened during the president's race at the nats game yesterday. here goes teddy following through with his bun any ears and then, bam. holy molly. did you see that? that left teddy roosevelt with a clear line of sight to finish the race and then the easter bun any climbed on top of the railing and tackled him. came out of nowhere. that guy had it in. apparently the easter bun any doesn't have a problem in taking out presidents at nats park. >> i hope everyone is okay ready for the next game. >> bun any may be able to tryout for the redskins. i've always been weary of the easter bun any. tonight is game three in the quest for the cup. their playoff quest heads to canada. >> we're there explaining why it's going to be a tough night in toronto for the caps. >> reporter: tonight game three between the capitals and maple leafs here in toronto.

this series. returning home the hero from game one, tom wilson. he's from toronto. he knows the air canada centre will be electric because there's not been playoff hockey in five years. from toronto, sherree burress, news 4 sports. the caps not the only team we're rooting for. we'll have what's next for the wizards. well, an annual tradition on the white house lawn is just hours away. up next, a live report ahead of the white house easter egg roll and the differences to expect this year. and good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. mostly cloudy. areas of light rain across the area. that rain may impact the first part of the day. showers around here by this morning. like chances

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right now on "news 4 today", easter egg roll. a white house tradition just hours away. we're live with a preview before the big day. plus, on the frontier of freedom. the vice president making an unannounced trip to the north korean border. what to know before you head to work. and tax deadline countdown. you have one more day to file yours. what to do if you're not ready and why your zip code could be costing you thousands. "news 4 today" starts now. 5:45. still dark at the white house this morning, but we know the lawn is set up for the big day. >> we are talking abouthe

annual white house easter egg roll. the first one for president donald trump and the first lady. >> that's right. news 4's amy cho is there live with a preview. amy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the egg roll is a couple of hours away. we haven't gotten around on the white house grounds. we're standing outside the executive office building. this is as far as the guards will let us get. the white house says they're expecting 20,000 people here today. the company that makes the eggs has tweeted out to the trump family letting them know manufacturing deadlines were coming up and asking them to please reach out. they placed a rush order so there should be eggs here today. the egg roll is expected to kick off at 7:30. right now things still looking pretty quiet. we haven't seen a whole lot of people out here.

we'll continue to accepted it back to you in the studio. >> aimee, thank you. while they prepare for the easter egg roll, the vice president is in south korea with tough words for north korea. >> this comes days after the north's failed missile test. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. how is vice president trump dealing with this? >> reporter: he's talking about all military options are still on the table, including military option. they want to try diplomacy, which means getting china involved here. it is north korea's only ally, largest trading partner in the region. with the vice president at the dmz, demill tar riseitarized zo. he wants to act and protect allies like south korea in the region. it doesn't look like the military option,

>> you want to turn to immigration, tracie. how are they changing their position? >> reporter: this is interesting. the way it was explained by general john kelly, homeland security director or secretary, he said that they're not changing what constitutes a crime by someone who is a an undocumented immigrant here, but they're changing how they evaluate which crimes are eligible for deportation. here's how he explained it. someone who has a couple of duis before they wouldn't look at them for deportation but now they're lowering that. tracie, thank you. 5:48. the city of hyattsville will determine whether they will become a sanctuary city. is it

officials to give out information on immigrants. that could mean a loss of $20,000 in federal grant money. they'll hold a final vote on the proposed ordinance tonight. a northern virginia woman jailed for years in egypt is waking up free this morning for the first time in three years. she was arrested in 2014 in cairo. she was accused of abusing children through an organization she founded. yesterday she was acquitted. 30-year-old who has dual citizenship actually grew up in falls church, graduated and then returned to her native egypt. she thought the goals of her region would help. pope frances is encouraging world leaders to stop the spread of conflict. that wast

easter message from the vatican. easter mass was attended by thousands of people. security was very tight. people had to go through metal detectors before entering st. peter's square. you may have heard this sound ring out yesterday morning. ♪ ♪ the sound of the church bells at the national cathedral. but do you know what it takes to make that beautiful sound? the person in charge of making those bells ring. they are a serious workout. >> i find that these are the most beautiful bells. they really speak to me and they speak to the public. an instrument like this you don't play, you learn how it wants to be played. >> this is how it breaks down. it takes ten hours of practice for each hour that is

you can hear the bells ring out every saturday and sunday at 9 national cathedral. >> just one more reason to love that place. >> oh, my gosh. >> it is just one of the treasures of washington, d.c. >> trr just so many little nooks and crannies. there's a great little tea and crumpets watching. if you haven't visited, it is worth while outside on a beautiful monday morning. awfully warm out there. 89 degrees yesterday. this current april that we're in, more than half over now is 7 1/2 degrees warmer than average. 89, a little early for these near 90 degree readings. back in april of 2010 we had back-to-back 90 degree days on april 6th and 7th. 90 is unusual but certainly not unheard of in april. right now we're dealing with some rain drops this morning. things will dry out by l

right now it is a very warm 69 degrees in washington. this cold front will take a bit of an edge off the temperatures. most of the light rape be back out across far western pennsylvania. there are some rain drops to be found here. parts of western howard, northwestern montgomery county. moving through manassas, falls church. friends and neighbors down in falls church and springfield and newington. have your umbrella ready to go. carries the best chance of rain into the d.c. metro. 10:00 a.m. up to 1 or 2:00. rain drops to southern maryland. by 4:00, 5:00, everybody should be dry. temperature wise, mild start in the 60s. temperatures should easily make it back up into the low and mid 70s. beautiful weather for tomorrow. maybe a stray

and thursday afternoons. friday, saturday dry and the next chance for soaking rain doesn't happen until sunday and monday of next week. >> good morning, chuck. chop 1kw4rer got over this problem, university boulevard. both sides of the roadway affected. one car there and then another one right here. this truck. not sure where the crash happened. both sides of the roadway affected, university at piney branch. eastbound constitution at 14th and northwest, we had a lot of police officers on the right side of the roadway blocking two lanes. that looks a bit better, quite a bit better right now. lorton road east of 95, still have that crash reported. telegraph at east street, accident reported there. 66 looks okay. so does 95. just slow in those normal spots. the green is rain falling across the area. we'll have wet wa

beltway is okay. travel time to virginia, 66 in bound and 95 northbound as we showed you are just fine. 270 looks good. so does the top of the beltway inner loop and outer loop. be sure to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. tough to fill up today. gas prices on the rise. aaa says the summer blend is part of the reason plus more people are driving. in d.c. $2.55 for a gallon of regular. maryland a gallon will cost you $2.42. in virginia $2.23 is the average. west virginia $2.39 for a gallon of gas. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. apple has self driving cars on california roads. fueling speculation it's working on technology in a crowded field. google, ford,

and gm also have received permits. apple has recruited dozens of auto experts in recent years. reports suggest they aren't interested in building a self-driving car. april 15th has come and gone, but don't worry. there's still time to file your taxes. this year's deadline was pushed to april 18th because of emancipation day observance in the district. 40 million people have yet to file. if you can't finish them by tomorrow, you can request a 6 million extension. the irs has issued $100 million worth of refunds. tax day marches. this group on the national mall was calling for president trump to release his tax returns. the president tweeted some day the

to the streets. he says he cannot because of ongoing audit. meanwhile, if you live in d.c. you're likely paying a lot more in taxes than your friends in maryland and virginia. d.c. sends the most money per person to the federal government last -- delaware is the next highest. one silver lining found that for every dollar d.c. spends, it gets a return of nearly $4. if you still have questions about your taxes or when you expect to get that return, be sure to head to our nfc washington app and search tax tips. susan hogan has put together a ton of information that can help you out. >> you have to file first, right? >> that's right. if you want -- or you don't want to do your chores or get your kids involved, there's

another option that it seems a lot of people are using. >> there's an app for that of course. a whole lot of people are outsourcing chores. we asked tackle to pair you up with someone who will mow, paint, sew, lift for a price. even changing a light bulb can cost you $50. really? $50 for changing a light bulb? >> it's not available in d.c. yet. >> i'm going to have to start changing light bulbs for a living if i can get $50 a light bulb. >> making a bed, that's a job of mine. >> make your own bed. a new week, a new driver's headache. a lot of you down. >> two stations shutting down for weeks. how it could impact you even if you drive. how to get around the mess. that's coming up at 6:00. plus, ten years since tragedy. a look at the tribute to the victims of the virginia tech massacre a decade

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how long the rain will last. "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. good morning to you. welcome to "news 4 today." he i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff. in for aaron gilcrist. it's a busy morning. we want to get you ready for your new work week. >> we want to hear the forecast and then melissa mollet will let us know if the rain will impact the road. >> good morning, everybody at home in the news 4 nation today. mostly cloudy. nothing heavy. not expecting any guly washers today. that being said, grab your umbrella. likely to need it. most of the chances drying up after 2:00. tomorrow looks like a very nice day to be around here. full sunshine tomorrow. a lot of c