look at the damage done to this vehicle. this is along north quaker lane. two people right now in the hospital. they're being treated, expected to be okay. the alexandria police investigating. still no word on what caused the accident. as melissa mentioned still impacting traffic. >> angie, thank you. 4:30 now. we have new video to show you. take a close look and see if you recognize this face. police say on sunday this man posed as a maintenance worker, forced his way into a woman's apartment and sexually assaulted her. in this new video you can see the man react to the sound of something. police believe the man heard patrol cars racing to the atrium condominiums after receiving multiple calls from 911. officers say they missed him by

call police if you have any questions. today opening statements begin in the case of two volunteer firefighters. they're charged with assault and misconduct. prosecutors say in 2015 miller and kelly responded to a house fire in high yates chill. a fight broke out when the volunteers blocked the door to the burning home so members of the career company couldn't go in before the volunteers. the trial is expected to last about four days. heather cook was driving drunk and texting when she hit and killed a bicyclist in 2014. she was supposed to spend seven years in prison. today she'll ask the parole board. they told our baltimore affiliate that they are angry she could be released so early. we're working to shine a

light on student trafficking. if you have the internet in your house, your child could be talking to a predator right now. running away, skipping school and having a cell phone that you or your child did not purchase are a few of the warning signs to work out for. those who work with victims of sex trafficking say the warning signs are mistaken for bad behavior. >> it's often happening under the radar, under the lens of people thinking that's just a run away kid, just a bad kid. she wants to be out running the streets. he wants to get in trouble. the reality is that a lot of those signs are cries for help. >> the issue took center stage in washington recently when the police began posting every missing child case on social media. according to d.c. police, 818 juveniles have been reported missing so far this year. 15 of those cases are still open. 4:32. george town university police are investigating a hate crime

they say someone wrote an anti-semitic phrase in the bathroom. today a federal planning agency will look at the impact of revamping the carnegie library. apple showed off plans of a revamp. they'll provide new space for three events. apple signed a letter of intent to lease the space. the project needs to be approved. we are talking about game sev seven, game seven. it's tied up. the capitals are coming back home to the verizon center. >> now some of you weren't so sure they wouldet

carol maloney shows us how they did get there. >> reporter: facing elimination the caps delivered domination. five goals here in pittsburgh on monday night forcing a game seven in d.c. on wednesday. andre burakovsky netted two. >> we really stepped our game up a lot. i think today and our last game we didn't give them a whole lot. >> we have to be pretty mature about this. they're not going to go away. we'll regroup. we're going to enjoy this. it was a fun one. we'll regroup and get refocused. >> the caps record in game sevens at home, 3-7. wednesday night presenting

negative narrative that is the caps playoff past. in pittsburgh, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> now is the time to turn things around for the capitals. sorry. so exciting. 4:35. >> you're going to be really stressed out in the next game, eun. >> by the way, lauren rickets, congratulations on your engagement. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. yeah, got engaged on wednesday. feels more like winter outside. i'm freezing. i came back from outside. >> it's going to stay cold all morning. you need the jacket before you head outside. if you thought yesterday morning was chilly, it's a little bit colder. right now 47 degrees, very l

in place. 37 dulles, 37 manassas. winchester is 34. here's a look at the advisories. north and west of the district, frost advisories until 9:00 a.m. freeze warnings. temperatures out there in the 40s and 30s. moving up, 7:00 in the mid to upper 40s. then we move right into the 60s. we're going to be in the 60s, mid to upper 6 os. we'll have plenty of sunshine out there today. 68 degrees, another beautiful day. still looking good. not going to need the umbrella out today. you may need it as we get through this week. we'll have the forecast coming up. right now we have traffic coming up for you.

>> good morning. again, this earlier fatal crash in alexandria, they have cleared the scene. all lanes are open. we showed you the video. outer loop at 4, disabled vehicle blocking the lane. inner loop express lane after 95 springfield and just those regular lanes in that area, that work zone has moved out of the way. inner loop before connecticut avenue, the right lane and exit ramp blocked for a work zone. a sting in northern virginia nabbed several men accused of trying to lawyer children online. what officials want parents to know so it doesn't happen to your son or daughter. the fallout after video shot inside a grocery store goes viral. what a man has to say about the tense encounter. and the

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a taxi driver is facing charges he abducted thehis ride when they couldn't pay his charges. he was in an argument with three customers over fares when they say they couldn't pay he locked the doors and drove away from the

member and they followed the taxi and she jumped out while the car was still moving. he is being held without bond and won't be in court until july. a possible assault case last week at a walmart. a woman was shopping when she felt something touch her skirt. when she turned around she saw a man holding a cell phone under her skirt. when she confronted the man, he left the area in a black lexus suv. no injuries reported. an online sting should be a warning to parents about the dangers of talking to strangers online. >> eight men from our area were arrested and they're accused of trying to prey on young kids online. seven of those men have been identified through an ongoing investigation. they range in age from 23 to 64. most are from virginia, one is from maryland. detectives posed as juveniles to catch them. >> want parents, ev

realize don't look away from this. don't deny it. please be vigilant about watching your children's online activities because it happens all the time. >> fairfax county police suggest you watch your kids. this morning you might want to crank up the heat, sheena. >> yes, i think you probably do. you definitely need a jacket. we have frost advisories north and west of the district. temperatures in the 30s in some areas. freeze warnings over the higher elevations. we'll take a look at the cool temperatures. parallel parking. who has the right-of-way. how to act when you get pulled over. d.c. first responders rushed to help a mom and their eight children. ot proves n

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it's not too bad out there right now. we have clear skies. i've got to tell you, a chilly start with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. yes, a chilly start. we do have some rain as we get towards the end of the work week. we'll be talking about that. he was once a convicted killer. now the man formerly accused of killing chandra levy is back in his native country. draining the swamp. what the national park service is about to do right around the corner from the white house. 4:45. president trump is responding to former acting attorney general

sally yates' testimony. >> he sent several tweets as dismissing her testimony as, quote, old news. what information did we learn? >> reporter: sally yates said there were some things that she could not talk about because they were classified information, but she did call mike flynn's behavior problematic and said that he was misleading the public and obviously misled the vice president, that's why he got fired about what he was saying and not saying about his conversation with the russian ambassador. her testimony is confirming earlier reports that he did talk with the ambassador about sanctions and fbi transcripts confirmed that. he told people he did not. that's what got him fired. sally yates said he was compromised as a result of saying one thing to his bosses and something else actually happened. they were concerned that he could be black mailed by the russians because the

knew exactly what that conversation was about. >> tracie, we're also learning that then president obama warned donald trump about hiring michael flynn when they met after the election. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: remember the two pictures of them sitting together at the oval office. apparently minutes before president obama told mr. trump you might want to rethink hiring mike flynn as your national security adviser. flynn had been fired two years earlier by the obama administration as head of the defense intelligence agency. they said he had temperament problems, mismanagement problems. now the white house is saying, well, if the obama administration had such a problem with him, why didn't they yank his security clearance? that clearance was renewed before the administration realized he had been paid $34,000 for a speech in russia. he was cleared by the obama administration. interestingly, he never did get the additional clearance he needed from the cia to do that job as national security

>> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you. another member of the trump family is moving to washington. tiffany trump will become a student at georgetown law this fall. she is president trump's daughter from the second marriage. she graduated last year from the university of pennsylvania. her father's alma mater. her sister ivanka and brother eric went to georgetown. >> the national park service will literally be draining the swamp near the white house. lafayette park is a popular spot. they need to fix irrigation problems in the park including broken pipes and sprinklers. the project will be divided into thirds. crews will renovate the park's founta fountain. the work is expected to last through the year. in northern virginia a woman's stop at trader joe's turned into a confrontation over religion. >> excuse me? i was born he

anymore. you're a muslim. >> now it's unclear what happened before the recording or what happened after. but the woman who recorded it claims the incident started after she let a woman wearing a head covering cut in front of her in line. diego is a store employee ringing up items. >> i saw her face and i knew she was upset. i could tell by the look in her eyes. she looked like she was tearing up. >> he offered to carry her bags. a new twist in an infamous murder case. the woman once accused of killing chandra levy is now back in his native country. he was an undocumented

assaults in d.c. when he was charged in levy's death. he was accused of attacking her when she jogged in the park and was found guilty in 2010. he was granted a new trial based on false witness testimony. that case was dismissed last year. the inmate who spent five days on run will stay in jail in jesup county. officials decided it was safer to have a doctor come evaluate watson in the prison. they found him hiding in a drainage pipe. 4:50 your time now. fairfax county's fire chief is looking into new allegations that a supervisor condoned bullying in the department. this comes a year after a female firefighter committed suicide. it's not known if online harassment possibly by colleagues played a role in her

chief richard bowers received an anonymous complaint. his department won't tolerate any type of harassment. >> a fire house in college park is locked in a court battle over a fence going up across the street from the branchville volunteer fire department. the firefighters say the fence puts the public in danger. they own the land. the developer didn't want the land contaminated from fire training exercises. the firefighters have moved their trucks outside so they can quickly respond to calls. i love this story. eight little ducklings are back with their mom thanks to the careful rescue of dc's first responders. the ducks fell into a storm drain yesterday. take a look. the mama duck is watching carefully as they try to pry off the corner of 12th street and west grate.

of the ducklings one by one. here we go. and then the mama duck leads the babies into the tunnel. she's so cute. the first responder followed the ducks all the way until they made it into the water. how cute is that? >> i think aaron's tearing up. >> yes. >> you know animals, aaron doesn't do animals. >> sure. collectively, ahhhh, right? >> how sweet. the mama duck just stayed right by and made sure everything was okay. >> i love those stories. >> happy ending. >> thank you, sheena. >> you're welcome, eun. >> i was thinking about darwin. >> okay. >> you know what they say, whenever you pick up like a baby bird, you're supposed to wear gloves so the mom doesn't smell the human scent. >> or vice versa. >> i suppose. you don't want your hands smelling like duck. >> you can wash your hands with soap and wate

before you do that, have a jacket this morning before you decide to pick up any ducks or baby birds. it is cold. grab the jacket before you head out. little colder than yesterday morning. frost advisories and freeze warnings. we're going to stay dry until thursday. today looks good, tomorrow looks good and tomorrow we'll be watching the rain into the weekend as well. a look at the temperatures, 47 into the district, 37 in dulles. 36 in frederick. yes, the temperatures are colder than yesterday morning. look at winchester down to 32. those are some of the areas where we do have that frost design and freeze warnings. upper 60s. mostly north and west of the district, all these blue shaded areas, that's the frost advisory. hopefully you covered your plants overnight. freeze warning is off in the higher elevations. as we go through the day, we're still going to stay dry once we get into the afternoon. ev

thursday, rain chances go up a bit into friday. there's that area of low pressure passing through for saturday morning. that's when we expect most of the rain early saturday. for today, 68 degrees. mostly sunny. tomorrow around 70. these temperatures are still below normal. we cool down more thursday, friday. here's your weekend. so far sunday looks like the better day. we warm up for next week. let's look at the roads. >> inner loop before connecticut avenue, the only work zone hanging around the beltway. it's blocked because of that work zone this morning. northbound 295 at benning, this is the normal work zone that hangs around on some weekday mornings. left lane getting by. hopefully that clears on by. 395 on glebe. 66 and 95, no major issues. slowdown north of

we'll take a look at 270 coming up. melissa, thank you. new developments in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. the claims that some students tried to cover up the crime, including a person from our area. coming up at 5:00, get ready for another gridlock game changer. adam tuss tells us a few ways

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you're watching "news 4 today." 4:58 right now. eight penn state fraternity brothers will be arraigned in the death of a pledge. rock well is from washington. prosecutors say sophomore tim piazza died after running down the stairs after running the gauntlet. officials released the 911 calls in this case yesterday. the call was made 12 hours after piazza fell. in total, 18 students are facing criminal charges, some accused of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. >> there has to be some form of intent. we think that is not present in this case. >> penn state officials point out efforts on campus to curb drinking. they also emphasize fraternities are independent. if you want a virginia driver's license y'l

learn the new rules of the road. governor terry mcauliffe requires the state's driver's education curriculum to include proper procedures for traffic stops. that includes how to interact with police when you're pulled over and as a driver what to do with your hands and when to get your documents. the new legislation does not say when that information will be put into driver's ed manuals. this story is getting a lot of play online. coach bought kate spade. they're trying to buy up as many retailers as possible. they bought american footwear company and could be in the market for berbery and jimmy chu. stay with us. news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >> "news 4 today" starts now.

>> first at 5, the caps will have home ice advantage this wednesday night. they are coming off of a wild game six. the caps scored five unanswered goals last night. that is until the penguins scored twice in the third period. huge game last night. >> so exciting, so excited. >> 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm eun yang. first it's the other thing everyone is talking about this morning. the weather. >> take a look at your tv screen. the current temperatures around the area. a lot of people waking up in the 30ed and 40s. the calendar says something different. let's start with sheena parveen. >> good morning. we're going to head out to lauren. she's outside. in a minute she'll show you the frost advisories and freeze warnings. it is all