"news 4 today" starts now. it'll take seven. >> first this morning, the caps, they did it. they tied up their series against the penguins and forced a game seven with their 5-2 win in pittsburgh last night. what a game. we're going to get you more highlights and details on wednesday's final face-off, winner take all. that's verizon center. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilcrist. >> before we get to that. we need to talk about the forecast. temperatures not what we're expecting. >> no. lauren rickets is outside. >> good morning. >> good morning. we'll talk about the frost advisories and freeze warnings and how cold it is outside. before you do step outside, grab the jacket. here's a look at your commute forecaor

sun glare. you'll also need the sunglasses this morning. clear skies out there. temperature, 48 degrees by 7:00 a.m. some areas can only be around 48 degrees. mid 60s by noon. temperatures in the upper 60s. what you need to wear before you step outside. i mentioned the jacket, long sleeves. the sunglasses. you don't need the umbrella. beautiful sunrise. you won't need that umbrella until thursday. we'll talk about the increase in rain chances into the weekend. let's go outside to lauren rickets. >> good morning, sheena. it is chilly out here. people walk outside and realize how cold it is. i can see my breast. i think i need gloves. freeze warnings. purple right there. both of those go until

30s in dulles. dropped down to 32 degrees this morning. an hour ago they're up to 36. chilly start but we are warming things up. temperatures going to be a touch warmer than they were yesterday. as sheena said, we have rain on the way. time that out for you. back in a few minutes. right now let's take a look at traffic. >> good morning. taking a look right now at chopper headed to randolph road because of a crash we're hearing about there this morning. going to get more details on that. northbound 95 before 175, that's where chopper was this morning. crash there again blocking the left lane. no major slowdowns there at this point. do have slowdowns 295 both north and south near pennsylvania avenue. we have the right lane blocked northbound.

66 and 95 looking good overall. we'll talk about travel times coming up. >> melissa, thank you. breaking news overnight now. we're working to learn the identity of someone killed in a crash. take a look at the mangled car. that road was shut down for some time. alexandria police say one person was killed and two other people were hurt and they're recovering. 6:03. let's check in with angie goff with new information about a ship wreck. >> two ship wrecks, eun. this is coming from the united nations refugee agency regarding two shipwrecks that happened in the mediterranean over the weekend. officials saying nearly 250 refugees are missing and appear dead. you are looking at one of the rescue missions off the coast of sicily

we know that more than 50 people, a lot of women and children, were saved. as we mention, this is a journey that brings up the total missing or feared dead to 1300 since the beginning of the year according to the u.n. refugee agency. back to you, eun. a warning from parents after an online sting investigation caught these min men. most are from virginia and one is from maryland. >> justin finch is live with how police busted them and what parents should know. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. fairfax county police want families to understand that sexual predators are very real. that they can be anyone anywhere and that is especially true online. now those eight men were netted in a three-day sting led by

loudoun county sheriff's office. detectives posing as children saying they were solicited quite quickly. they set up the in person meetings. these children meet strangers they found online. in this case these eight men met police. they say to set guidelines, train your kids to avoid suspicious activity. limit your kids' screen time and have continuous conversations reminding your children not to share their personal information, their full names, their phone numbers or even their addresses. >> that's one of the main reasons why we're putting this out and we want parents, everybody to realize that, you know, don't look away from this. don't deny it and please be vigilant about watching your children's online activity because it happens all

>> another simple tip, they say parents always try to know who your children are talking to online. aaron, eun? >> justin, we know that there are some apps that parents can use to block some of the places kids go online. do police say these actually work? >> police say the answer is actually yes or no. there are so many ways to work around the apps. also, there is no substitute for an active parent watching over their children. >> you have to be really vigilant. joint, thank you. this morning we're keeping you up to date on the search for the man arlington county police say is responsible for a violent sexual assault. take a look. police want him off the streets before he strikes again. new video in the elevator has been released. police believe this is the suspect ase

away. take a close look to see if you recognize him. he forced his way into a woman's apartment and sexually assaulted her. 6:07. a live look at capitol hill and the white house where people are still reacting to former acting attorney general sally yates's testimony. the big development that she told the white house that then national security adviser, michael flynn, quote, could be black mailed by the russians. that's because he lied to his bosses about the contacts with the russian ambassador. nbc news learned that the president barack obama warned president trump about hiring flynn two days after the election. georgetown university police are investigating what they're calling a hate crime this morning. they say someone wrote an anti-semetic message in a restroom close to a jewish meeting space on campus. first reported on

the graffiti included a death threat. heather cook was driving drunk and testing when she hit and killed a bicyclist in 2014. she was supposed to spend seven years in prison. today cook will ask a parole board in baltimore for early release. she was sentenced two years ago for that deadly crash. supporters of the victim's family told our baltimore affiliate she could be released so early. a pilot's union is getting blamed for the chaos that broke out in ft. lauderdale. this turned violent. angie goff is at the live desk. >> i've been going through this on social media. a lot we can't show because it gets so crazy. the airline is giving an explanation. after all of the cancellations september passengers into a real

fu fury. all of that chaos caught on camera. take a look for yourself. people were upset with each other. >> wow. >> they were yelling at ticket counters. obviously you can see police had to rush in and use some force and they had to take down some of those passengers. we know the two sides, the pilot union and airline are already involved in a lawsuit. right now a bad situation at the ft. lauderdale airport. i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you. 6:09 right now. there's a bull on the loose. real thing. this is in leesburg apparently. people that lived in the area received an e-mail alert about a large black bull roaming around the neighborhood. police say the bull was spotted on the loudoun county high school ball field. trying to take in a game, right? if you spot the

a call. if one animal isn't enough, police had to round up three cows that escaped from a nearby farm? >> do you think they're friends, out on the town. >> i think they were something. i'm just saying. never mind. >> the caps did it. they stay alive and force game seven. the capitals are are coming back home to the verizon center. >> the caps have a chance for revenge and to rewrite their history a little bit this wednesday night. news 4's sports reporter carol maloney shows us just how high the stakes are. >> 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 of those goals in a 5-2 victory over the penguins. the caps know they are on the edge of changing the playoff history of the franchise for the better. >> we step our game up a lot. i

we didn't give them a lot. >> we have to be ma sure. they're not going to go away. they're stanley cup champions for a reason. we'll regroup. we're going to enzwrjoy this. it was a fun one for us. we have to regroup and get focused on the start for game seven. >> the caps record at game sevens at home, 3-7. wednesday night presenting another chance to change the negligent ative narrative that caps playoff past. it's not only the caps playing on wednesday. the wizards are facing the celtics in their playoff series, too. >> the orioles are coming to nationals park for the battle of the beltway. a whole lot of d.c. sports teams doing well. >> that's right. take advantage. she's just 10 years old but she managed to take on a nine foot gator. what? new this morning hear how she wrestled her leg

plus, she was trying to break up a party but ended up in the pool. the injuries she suffered for stepping in. well, this morning you're going to need a jacket before you step outside. some areas in the 30s. we have some patchy frost when you wake up. as we go through the afternoon another nice day. coming up in a bit lauren and i are back talking about increasing rain chances for your weekend straight ahead. new details in the death of two doctors inside their own home. the connection their alleged kill had that helped him geret

well, it's a little chilly when you wake up this morning and head out the door. temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now.

it's going to be dry out there today. increasing clouds through the day, tomorrow and then we've got rain on the way for thursday, friday, saturday. not necessarily what we experienced last week. so sheena's going to have that full forecast for you coming up in a few minutes. right now on the roadways, take a look here. westbound randolph at kemp mill. we have that blocked off by police cars. that is because a mini van off of the roadway. we'll take another look at that coming up. delays on 295 as well. eun? >> 6 oomp:16. new details in the brutal murder of two boston doctors engaged to be married. police found the bodies friday night after responding to a report of a man with a gun. a law enforcement source tells nbc boston that they were found with their throats slit and their hands tied behind their back. the man arrested for the murders was arraigned on two counts of murder from

yesterday. a law enforcement source says his motive is believed to be robbery. the serial killer that terrorized one of the largest cities has been identified. phoenix police didn't have to go far because he was already in jail for murder. he's facing 26 additional charges. police say between 2015 and 2016 he shot and killed nine people in their driveways and in their cars. police say he only knew one of his victims. the rest were random targets. police narrowed in on him. a new twist in an infamous murder case. the man once convicted of killing d.c. intern chandra levy is now back in his native country. they released this video of ingmar guandique. he was an undocumented immigrant and he was serving time

charged with levy's death. he was found guilty in 2010. he was granted a new trial based on false witness testimony. the case was dismissed last year. you may have seen the violent video, a teenager throwing a 68-year-old woman into a pool. he's now facing charges. a warning, this video may be upsetting. take a look here. that is a 16-year-old picking a woman up. this is in the miami area, slamming her to the ground and then he dragged her across the ground and threw her into the pool. the woman was complaining about loud noise apparently trying to break up the party here. police say the teen turned himself in after that video blew up online. he said, quote, i messed up and i have to own up to it. police charged the teen with battery. it's now time to turn to the forecast. sheena, a really chilly start. >> yeah. >> you can feel it. i

you'll need the jacket before you head outside this morning. we have frost too. waking up to it on the grass. morning commute, sun glare. you'll need the jacket for the kids at the bus stop. cool and dry this evening. it's going to be chilly. here's a look at the temperatures currently. 38 dulles, 35 manassas. chilly in frederick. 47 in the district. 34 front royal. we have quite a few areas in the 30s this morning. it is colder than yesterday morning. clear skies gave way to frost in some of the areas. freeze warnings. higher elevations. showing the frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. if you're walking the dog or if you need one, we have pearlstein. by 8:00 this morning, 48 degrees. still chilly. by noon, mid 60s. by afternoon sunny and nice. it will be staying dry as we go through the day.

as we go into tomorrow. our next weather system gets close on thursday. rain chances starting to increase even friday and the best rain chances look early saturday as the big area of low pressure moves buy. we could be clearing up and sunday looks pretty good. 68 degrees. mostly sunny. very nice afternoon. normal high is 74. rain chances increase thursday and friday with temperatures about the low 60s. saturday rain likely. look at that in the morning. chilly. 60 for a high. should be drying out for sunday. second half of the weekend looks good. we finally do warm up as we go into next week. let's check the commute with melissa mollet. >> good morning. near kemp mill road, as chopper 4 zooms in, it's a mini van off to the right side of the roadway that is causing the problems here this morning. take a look there at that. ng

right now. 295 after pennsylvania avenue, actually northbound and southbound seeing some delays because of an earlier car down an embankment. inner loop and outer loop looking quite good. 95 north through woodbridge as well. taking a look at the travel times, 270. just fine. top of the beltway rolling along typically or normally right now. 66 in bound is okay. so is 95 northbound. there are simple ways for you to make your ride better. we are breaking down gridlock game changers. how to make your metro ride more smoother. >> excuse me? i

>> plus, confrontation in the checkout line. a woman claims she was verbally attacked at trader joes. now new details from the cashier who saw it happen. coming up this afternoon on ellen, nicole kidman, she's talking about her hbo series big little lies. why she refuses to cook for her husband keith urban. ellen airs here on

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to make your commute a little bit more bearable. >> today we're focused on how you can make your metro ride better. >> adam tuss has pro tips we should try. >> catching a ride on metro? there may be tips you can make your commute easier you haven't thought of. tip one, if you're on a section with multiple lines and see a train with space heading in your direction, take it. even if it's not your exact color. for example, a lot of downtown orange line riders will see a silver line train with space and let it go by. a pro tip is to take it to a transfer point, step off and catch the orange line train there. spend about the same amount of time on the platform but you'll have a more comfortable ride. another tip that you may not have thought of. >> there are more and more a car trains out there. you want to make sure you take advantage of the a car trains. what a

is the last two cars of a car trains are always going to have more space than the rest of the trains. one more tip, you never have to wait at a fare card machine. you can do it online like an ez pass. adam tuss, news 4. >> that means you have to plan ahead to do it. >> absolutely. all the time. metro says if you're getting on a shorter six car train you'll find the most space in the front of that train. tomorrow morning gridlock game changer you can use this summer. >> adam will show us a few short cuts to the beach. so top secret he won't tell us the story. don't miss it or you'll spend your vacation in traffic. 6:26. new addition of driver's education. the extra information future drivers will be taught about what to do during traffic stops. >> reporter: what arlington county police want you to do to help t

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good morning. we're looking at temperatures in the 30s in some areas. 37 centerville, 39

this morning. rain on the way for part of the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. plus, apartment sex assault. he posed as a maintenance worker to get inside a woman's home. now we're learning how narrowly he escaped police. i tried hitting on it, hitting on his forehead. >> and fighting back against an alligator. new this morning, the incredible way that 10-year-old girl saved her leg from inside a gator's mouth. "news 4 today" starts now. >> i mean, talk about a tough cookie. >> wow. can't wait to hear her story. thanks for joining us. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilcrist. want to get to the forecast when we talk about temperatures in an unusual place for this time of year. >> yeah, it's unusual, 30s and 40s is what we're experiencing. weather for mid march at this point. normal low at this time of year is actually 54 ee

take a look at this. 38 dulles, 35 manassas, 32 front royal where we have freeze warnings this morning in the district. it's 47 degrees. so you'll need the jackets before you step outside. blue shaded counties north and west of the district, that's the frost advisory. there's the freeze warning. that goes until 9:00 a.m. over the higher elevations. if the kids are about to step out soon, they'll need a jacket. 7:00, 8:00, both chilly. nice afternoon. check your commute with melissa mollet. >> chopper 4 got over the problem we were hearing about 270 southbound before 28. three-car crash on the right shoulder. you are seeing some delays in those main lanes because of the little distraction on the right side of the roadway. local lanes are moving okay here this morning. 270 southbound. southbound 295 after hel

boroughs avenue. could be blocking one side. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no major issues. we'll have your travel time coming up next. thank you, melissa. 6:32. taking a look at your top stories, duke street is clear again this morning after a deadly crash overnight. one person was killed, two others were hurt. we have a call out to alexandria police to find out the cause of the crash. the capitals dominated the penguins. now there is a winner take all game seven right here. you see that's on wednesday. the team wants revenge after the pens knocked them out of the playoffs last year. eight men from virginia and maryland are busted after police say they tried to prey on children online. fairfax county police say they were arrested after an online sting. one of the men has not been identified. 6:32. right now a suspect is still on the streets after arlington county police say he violently assaultsed a woman in ross bins ro

the man after the attack and seconds before the police arrived on the scene. molette green is live at atrium condominiums. >> reporter: eun, good morning. the suspect got away seconds before police arrived. let's show you this video arlington county police released showing this guy in an elevator when something appears to rattle him. now take a look at it for yourself. neighbors, they heard a loud, violent struggle and they called police. hear now from arlington county police on this. >> in the video you can see him reacting we believe to arlington county police officers arriving on scene. what we know is that day we received multiple 911 calls from neighbors surrounding the apartment because the attack was so violent and so loud. >> reporter: here's what arlington county police want you to do if you can. share these images on your social media pages. they are clear images of this man's face.

made his way into the atrium condos on sunday morning just before 10:00 and he went door to door posing as a maintenance worker on a particular floor until a woman actually opened her door. there was a violent struggle and then she was sexually assaulted. anyone with information about this case is asked to call arlington county police. back to you now. >> molette green live for us in arlington. thank you. working for you this morning to shine a light on the growing problem of human trafficking. it can affect every family and as one expert put it, 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 just a few of the warning signs to look out for. those who work with victims of sex trafficking say these warning signs are often mistaken for bad behavior. >> it's often happening under the radar, under the lens of people thinking that's just a run away

she wants to be out running the streets or he wants to get in trouble but the reality is that a lot of those signs are cries for help. >> issue took center stage in washington recently when police began posting every missing child case on social media. according to d.c. police, 818 juveniles have been reported missing in d.c. so far this year. 15 of those cases are still open. 6:35 right now. a group of penn state 23fraterny brothers are in court. angie goff is in the newsroom. >> aaron, those eight students seeking charges in the death of tim piazza. he died after he fell down a flight of stairs during pledge night. among those charged is 20-year-old lucas rock well. rockwell is from the washington area. they say rockwell was trying to help and redressed piazza before

he, quote, looked better, unquote, to outsiders. some are accused of aggravated manslaughter and assault. rockwell is charged with tampering with evidence. that's the latest from the newsroom. aaron, eun? >> thank you, angie. a woman stopped at a trader joes in reston turned into a confrontation. >> listen as a woman goes off another woman wearing a head covering. >> excuse me? huh? i was born here. >> obama's not in office anymore. we don't have a muslim in there anymore. >> it's unclear what happened before the recording and what happened after, but the woman who recorded it claims the incident started after she let the woman wearing a head covering cut in line. diego alvarez is a store employee who was ringing up items. >> i saw her face and i knew she was upset. i could tell by the

eyes and she looked like she was tearing up a little. >> so the cashier offered to carry the woman's bags to her car because he was worried the situation would escalate. he said both women just drove off. fight over flight. new airline outrage putting passengers up against police. their frustrations could impact our airports. >> plus, don't stop for pedestrians. it's a sign you may have seen but it's not official. hear the message behind the board. we have chilly temperatures out there. we are going to warm up but it might be a shock to the system as you head out the door, 30s and 40s. again, we're warming up. in on the ra

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now your storm team 4 forecast. >> well, still a little bit on the chilly side out here. you're going to wake up into temperatures in the 30s

dry today and pretty comfortable as we continue through the rest of the day. we still have those frost advisories out there. the freeze warnings to the east but as we continue through the day we're warming up. we do have rain and we're going to be talking about that timing out for the end of the work week once again. >> thank you, lauren. taking a look at a new problem, 95 north the express lanes here at prince william parkway, very slow. brand-new crash there that just popped up causing delays in both sides. roadway there. you can see the slowdown in the main lanes. local lanes okay. travel times on the beltway coming up. 6:41. could be a sign of the times. getting a driver's license used to mean you'd have to learn how to obey the rules of the road. soon in virginia it will mean you have to learn how to handle yourself during a

you have to learn what to do during a traffic stop that includes what to do with your hands and when to get your documents. the new law goes into effect july 1st. target is stepping up its game to rival amazon's new delivery service that's bringing the super store right to your door. and girl versus gator. she fought a nine foot

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right now on "news 4 today," cold start. frost advisories and temperatures dipping into the 30s. what to wear and when it will warm back up again in your storm team 4 forecast. after police have eight men accused of seeking sex on line with children, police in fairfax county are sounding the alarm. ways you can protect your children coming up. 6. and new overnight, flight frustrations boiling over. passengers going up against police and this anger could soon spread to our local airports. "news 4 today" starts now. it's 6:45. eight local men are busted

children online. this followed a sting by fairfax county, loudoun county and the fbi. >> news 4's justin finch live with what happened and what you can do as a parent to protect your children. justin, good morning. >> aaron, good morning. many parents want to believe this could not happen to their children, but of the eight men who are arrested at least one man has been charged with soliciting minors. he's air ri stotle penepopolous. one man's name is not being released as part of an ongoing investigation. all were busted in a three-day sting in which police posed as children online. detectives said they were getting back solicitations and inappropriate images. next was setting up in person meetings where police not children were waiting. tips to keep your children safe. take a listen. >> to have the children's access in a

can view that they'd probably be less likely to chat or continue a chat with somebody that they don't know. >> reporter: and also very simple, police say to maintain a rapport with your kids and always try to know who they're talking to and when. back in to you. >> justin finch live for us. thank you. 6:47 right now. angie goff at the live desk with breaking news in fairfax county. >> we just got this, aaron. out of the alexandria section of fairfax county. police are searching for an armed robbery suspect. this is going on in the 5900 block of edge hill drive near telegraph road. this is an area where there's a lot of residents, namely a neighborhood. at this point we made a call. fairfax county police will get back in touch with us for more information. we'll bring that to you if not on air online. eun? >> 6:48. georgetown university police are investigating what they call a hate crime this

anti-semetic message in a restroom close to a jewish meeting space on campus. this was first reported on saturday. graffiti included a death threat according to the school newspaper. both the anti-defamation league in washington and the university are condemning the vandalism. a first daughter will soon be a student at georgetown. tiffany trump is a university of pennsylvania graduate. eric trump is a georgetown graduate as well. the national park service will literally be draining the swamp near the white house. lafayette park is a popular spot. federal officials tell the news 4 i-team they need to fix irrigation in the park. the project will be divided into thirds. the entire park won't be shut down at once. crews will renovate the park's historic fountain.

throughout the year. violence at the airport. tensions turned into chaos at the ft. lauderdale airport overnight. this is all happening because of contract negotiations between spirit airlines and its pilot. here's a video. the video shows police tackling people at the airport. there was apparently a fight between passengers and officers. hundreds were stranded there after waiting for hours and some are still there right now. spirit says it didn't have enough people to fly the planes and now it's suing the airlines pilot association. the airline says the disruption was not legal. spirit airlines flies into bwi marshall. 6:49. pretty incredible story here. >> oh, wow. >> a 10-year-old girl from florida managed to fight off almost a nine foot long alligator with two fingers. >> kerry sanders sat down with the brave little girl in an exclusive

forehead to let me go. that didn't work. so i thought of a plan b. i thought of what they taught in gator land. i stuck my two fingers up its nose so it couldn't breathe. it had to breathe from its mouth. and it opened it. so it let my leg out. >> the fact that she had the presence of mind in that situation to remember what to do is simply amazing. you can watch the entire story coming up next on the "today" show. >> everything we need to know. >> but she remembered it when it comes time. >> it'll take seven. >> all right. and the caps will have home ice advantage this wednesday night for the final game in the series. coming up, a wild game six win. the caps scored five unanswered goals last night until the pens scored twice in the third period. game seven is wednesday at 7:30. rocking the red. >> let's set

a deep breath, go into this calmly. come out with a win. >> not getting any sleep, wednesday. >> tell eun to be calm. >> it's hard. it's hard. >> 95 north the express lanes here, prince williams parkway, very slow as you're headed northbound because of a crash there. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no real issues. everything looking pretty good. 66 in bound, 18 miles per hour as you're headed through manassas. a little slow through that area. chopper 4, 270 southbound had a three-car crash. you can see a little bit of a delay southbound in the main lanes. local lanes looking a bit better. top of the beltway, all of those routes into town and out of town okay. same situation, bottom of the beltway as you're headed in bound, very normal volume there. taking a look at travel times,

270 southbound, the problem we showed you there, top of the beltway 22 miles an hour. a little slow. same situation where it's going 24 miles per hour for you on 95. remember to listen to wtop 105.3 f.m. when you hop into your car. >> i hope you grabbed a jacket before you head outside. grab the jacket because some areas are still in the 30s. we have frost advisories, freeze warnings mostly north and west of the district. however, we're going to stay dry until about thursday. that's when rain moves in and we'll be watching that rain continue. rain continues to go on. here are the temperatures, 34 frederick, 38 dulles, manassas 35. mid 30s in the higher elevations. that's where we find the frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. freeze warnings over the higher elevations but in the district beautiful weather. nice, clear skies as we go through the afternoon. if you're exercising, 7:00 a.m.,

a little chilly. as we go into the end of the week and the weekend, good morning, lauren. >> i think we're having a little bit of an audio issue. lauren, we'll get back to you. tomorrow looks good. thursday and friday. see the rain chances increasing. there you see it friday evening. there's that area of low pressure. frost saturday morning. by saturday evening the timing and it should be moving out for saturday evening and sunday. 68 degrees. mostly sunny and nice day. look at the next ten days, a big dip in temperatures once the rain chances move in. the weekend starting off chilly

warm back up. >> thank you, sheena. it is 6:53 and the story has a lot of you upset on nbc washington's facebook page. >> it's especially relevant if you run or bike. a man in loudoun county posted signs telling drivers don't stop for pedestriansing and cyclists. rajon son created this. he says he saw a nier collision and thinks stopping is unsafe. johnson wants the cars and trucks to go by first and then have the pedestrians and cyclists cross. vdot took down that sign. it's scheduled for a bridge crossing. that's a few years ago. johnson was not given any sort of citation. we're getting our first look at what apple wants to do with the carnegie library in downtown washington. today the federal planning agency will discuss the impact of those plans. >> apple wants to add a skylight to the central hall of the library and provide a new space for free events like concerts, coding classes for kids

the national capital planning commission needs to approve that project. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. target is taking the fight to amazon prime. the retailer is planning to have a next day home delivery service called target restock in the minneapolis area. household essentials ordered online will be packaged at a nearby store allowing for delivery the next day. this comes as part of target's efforts to boost its ecommerce platform as amazon continues to dominate in the online marketplace. with your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. landon, thank you. here are 4 things to know before you head out the door this morning. someone was killed in a crash in alexandria. we're working to learn the victim's name. the road was shut down but it is back open now. right now in the nbc washington app there's new video showing the suspect mom

arlington police are trying to track this man down. they say he posed as a maintenance worker, forced his way into a woman's apartment and sexually assaulted her in roslyn. the man accused of killing two boston doctors engaged to be married was arraigned at his hospital bed yesterday. a source says the suspect used to work at a security guard at a building next to where the murder happened. the "today" show will have the next. the capitals are coming back to the verizon center. they force a game seven. the best game in hockey. the penguins won the stanley cup last year. >> penguins, smenguins. 95 north express lanes to prince william parkway. still slow. main lanes slow. bellway no major issues looking pretty typical here. 66 in bound 18 miles per hour. taking a look at chopper

lanes. looks like a beautiful morning out there. going to continue to be a beautiful day. mid to upper 60s. a touch warmer than yesterday. 70 degrees tomorrow. chance of rain late on thursday. showers through the day on friday. temperatures back in the low 60s. stay in the low 60s with rain possible saturday morning. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. the "today" show is next. back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic and breaking news. enjoy your day. >> make it a great tuesday, everybody. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

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good good morning. major buildup. the military recommending sending several thousand american service members to afghanistan. will president trump give it the green light? this morning condoleezza rice weighs in on that and the controversy surrounding trump's former national security adviser. chaos at the terminal. fights break out at a florida airport as passenger frustration with cancelled flights boils over. the police called in. this morning the dispute that started it all. fearless girl. >> he thought i was like the piece of chicken.