that announcement comes days after the north successfully tested a missile. moon a liberal has been open to possible talks with north korea if the kirk couple stances are right. >> it's 4:30. the white house is also embroiled in another cop throw versy. >> the president revealed highly classified intelligence information to sergei lavrov and the russian ambassador. it talked about the isolated use of laptop computers on planes. h.r. mcmaster is strongly denying the report. >> the story that came out tonight as reported is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries including threats to civil

never revealed sources, p or classified military operations. lawmakers are expressing concerns about the report. news 4's tracie potts will have that part of the story later. meanwhile, it has been one week since president trump fired james comey from the fbi. the president said the process of selecting a new director is, quote, moving rapidly. comey was invited to testify before closed doors. he has turned that down. according to reports he is willing to testify in the open. hillary clinton launched a new group. it's called onward together. clinton hopes the group will encourage people to get involved, organize and even run for office. metro riders get

can be put in but he doesn't have a time line for when that will happen. the cooling system for the dupont circle failed years ago. leaking pipes is a problem. a permanent fix means ripping up a large part of connecticut avenue. a man accused of keeping the school safe is now accused of having a sexual relationship with a student. mike lievano is charged with sex offenses with a minor. he worked part-time at rockville high school between september of 2015 and february of 2016. officers say any concerned parents should contact police. 4:33. watch out for signs of whopping cough. a student at walt whitman high school has this

whooping cough is highly contagious. symptoms can show up within five days to three weeks after someone has been exposed. we are days away from pool season. today montgomery county will consider a plan to cut back on life guards. they're looking at plans to allow hotel pools to get rid of life guards. the county has 36 hotels with poo pools. new legislation would allow hotels to post safety signs, allow swimmers to swim at their own risks and install an alert system. hotels would be required to have a cpr and first aid certified employee. >> you have to keep kids within reach. >> pool weather is coming up this week, right? we're going to hit 90 soon? >>

>> i'm not happy about 90 degrees any minute before june gets here. >> i really don't mind it. i don't mind the heat. i don't. we have it in the forecast. near record highs, too. >> absolutely right. we'll be talking about that here in a second. are you first or am i first? >> i'm first. >> okay. off you go. >> i will say if you are heading out and if you're going to be maybe going for a run today, going to be outside wear the sun block, we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast. we have 90s the next couple of days. for the commute, you need the sunglasses. if you're exercising, it's warmer today than yesterday. the hat, the short sleeves. around lunchtime, going to be really nice. dinner time, still warm. very comfortable. if you want to sit outside. 57 in the district. 46 manassas, 47 dulles. you might want a warm jacket this mornin

once the sun comes up it's going to warm up. let's check the forecast. >> bright sunshine absolutely for the next couple of days. our next little chance for rain doesn't roll in until friday. as you're planning out your day today, sunshine, 83 degrees. light southerly breeze. nothing to worry about for today. the warmup starts today near record highs. talk about record highs for tomorrow. there are your records at ragan national. 92. we're forecasting 91 tomorrow. dulles's record is the one that's most in jeopardy. the record is 89. that one i think we can take. that's a low hanging fruit, melissa mollet. good morning. >> good morning. on 95 here right now, two different work zones in the southbound lanes. first of all, the 95

southbound there to deal city this morning right lane is what gets by. the same thing right lane getting by 95 south after route 1 in spotsylvania. inner loop after pennsylvania avenue, work zone blocks the right lane. overall looking quite good. on the beltway taking a look at 270 from 70 down to the spur you can see we're rolling along just fine all the way down to the spur. if you're heading northbound you don't have any worries either here this morning. going to take a look at 95 and maryland coming up in a minute. melissa, thank you. they have a suspect, a confession but no body. why police are having such a hard time finding the remains of a murdered maryland woman. caged, handcuffed and hit with a nightstick. the allegations against a police officer after a 7-year-old is accused of acting out in school. remember to join us in our 5:00 hour when our series, there's an app for that, continues. susan

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4:40 your time now. >> police are still on the hunt for the i-95 gunman who killed a mother of two from manassas. >> sh raid holland was 22 years old. >> i have nothing nice to say about him. i forgive you.

i don't forgive him. >> holland and another woman were shot and killed on sunday as they drove along i-95 in richmond. police believe that their car was targeted. and the family of a murdered prince george's county woman is pleading for police to find her body. turkessa paige's family says they just want to bring her home. her last moments alive were violent. her boyfriend, michael proctor, confessed to strangling her last month. paige's father says she was going to break up with him when she was killed. >> she never left. she wasn't able to leave so, i mean, to do that to somebody just because you don't want them to leave, you know, you don't have the right to do that to a person. >> now police say surveillance cameras show proctor taking paige's body out of the building in a gray bin. they believe he threw her body

camp springs. today arlington county police are trying to calm people as they search for a sex offender. last week a woman was attacked inside that building after opening her door to a man claiming to be maintenance. the suspect was caught on surveillance video and at an apartment building a half mile away. police say he is still on the loose and urge you to contact them if you see him. well, this will likely be the last cool morning we see for a while. >> eun, we're talking about near record high temperatures as we go into tomorrow. we're looking at that heat continuing. as we go into thursday, it's going to feel like 57 this week. chuck and i are back to talk about the warm temperatures coming up. and all eyes are on the white house this morning after reports that president trump told classified information to the russians. why he did nothi

and new information into that massive ransomware attack. who now says north korea may be behind it.

good morning, everybody. if you like that little hint of coolness in the morning, this is the last morning you're really going to like for quite some time. 40s in some of the sheltered locations early this morning. low 50s around town, but it's all about the warmup starting this afternoon and on towards the second half of the week. ten day forecast coming up in less than ten minutes. and she's been behind bars for years, but tomorrow chelsea manning is expected to walk free in our area. what we're learning about her release. and the search is on for a northern virginia couple. why investigators think they set their own house

skipped town. but first at 4:46, expect lawmakers on capitol hill to deal with new questions about president trump after that bombshell report in the washington post. >> that report claims president trump shared highly classified intelligence last week with russia's foreign minister and ambassador. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. tracie, if this report is true, could the president have broken any laws here? >> reporter: probably not. people may be surprised to hear that. even if the president revealed highly classified information to russian officials, he actually has the authority to do so. our intelligence officials and others tell us, legal experts tell us that the president and only the president can do that, but the question is not just whether it was legal or even ethical, it was whether it put the united states at risk. whether it creates a concern among our intelligence allies that when they give us

won't be passed on to other countries without their consent, which is what the post is alleging happened here. if that's the case, the concern is this, will those intelligence allies hold back information that we could use to figure out where isis might strike next? >> tracie, how are lawmakers on capitol hill reacting? >> interestingly, democrats are demanding an explanation saying this was highly inappropriate. republicans a little bit more hands off saying that it's certainly disturbing if true but they're waiting to get an explanation from the white house. >> all right. tracie potts on capitol hill for us this morning. thank you. the mayor of charlottesville, virginia, said he was slammed on twitter with racist and anti-semetic tweets over the last couple of days. that's according to "the washington post." it came after the mayor criticized an alt right rally in charlottesville o t

richard spencer. democrats rallied against plans to remove the statue of robert e. lee. a court injunction has stopped the removal for six months. chelsea manning made headlines for giving up sensitive documents to wikileaks. she'll be released tomorrow and maybe headed to our area. she will have served 7 years of a 35 sentence. former president barack obama granted her clemency. manning tweeted that she plans to return to maryland when she got out. it's not clear if that will still happen. angie goff at the live desk where we are learning that that massive cyber attack may be linked to north korea. security experts in south korea, google and semantic

korea. they say it's still too early to say conclusively who was exactly behind the attack. aaron. >> angie, thank you. 4:49. this morning there are renewed calls for safety changes to protect you and your family after a crash killed three people on suitland parkway. that happened on the intersection of suitland parkway and forestville word. aaa says stepped up speed enforcements might help reduce accidents there. unlike freeways, parkways have slower speeds. nearly 30 people were on the bus at the time. two were seriously hurt. state police say another driver cut off the bus. charges are being withheld until the investigation is complete.

now. the fairfax county fire department is now calling a man who lived in a lorton town house that caught fire last week a person of interest in that fire. his name is darryn hinsman and he was last seen the night before the fire. he may be traveling with donna may metro hins man and may be in texas or florida. the town home is a total loss. records show the house is under foreclosure. we're working to learn whether two volunteer firefighters from prince george's county will return to work after being acquitted of assault charges. christopher kelly was accused of attacking two colleagues at the scene of a house fire in hyattsville in 2015. prosecutors say they attacked two female career firefighters. the chief later described the incident as a turf battle. defense lawyers say this cell phone video tells a different story and shows the

a jury acquitted the volunteer firefighters after a four-day trial. all right. well, you better believe police believe this boy is a hero. >> yeah. 9-year-old boy in a cape has made it his mission to thank officers across the country with donuts. his super hero name is donut boy. how's that? >> excellent. excellent. >> his secret identity is tyler. he wears his motto on his back actually. i do not need a reason to thank a cop. get it? >> i get it. >> he's from florida. he made a stop at the alexandrea police department. he staged a roll call. donut boy started visiting police departments last year as a way to give back. >> wonderful. >> pretty awesome. >> this is what -- it starts where they're young, at 9 wanting to give back. has a bright future. >> i've never seen a policeman say no to a

>> or a news 4 team member. >> exactly. you want to fly by. >> newsboy. >> there you go. >> nice weather to be outside for this morning, but this is it. >> oh. >> summertime is -- >> wait. so i think this nice weather when it's 92. >> i know you do. there's been occasion for that, eun. most of us -- well, i shouldn't say most. some of us really appreciate these cool mornings. runners and cyclists i know if you're going to be outside and trying to work up a sweat, these cool mornings are perfect for some extra miles to get in. enjoy it, everybody. it's getting ready to be summer around here starting tomorrow. sunny and warm. in the 80s tomorrow. hot, a little humid. thursday, probably even a little hotter than that. next chance for rain comes up on friday. right now it's a quiet start. 57 at national airport. when you get outside the beltway, it turns much c

46 in frederick. 46 martinsburg. 50 at marine base quantico. 40s and 50s for the next couple of hours. 100% sunshine. we should easily make it into the upper 70s and low 80s. a big dome of high pressure and warm air builds in. it will keep the rain chances away. it is going to push the temperatures up challenging records over the next couple of days. nothing in future weather. it's working, there's not any forecast and clouds around here until maybe late tomorrow afternoon. only the lightest chance for northern maryland. here's your ten day forecast. 83 today. 91 tomorrow. 92 on thursday. next chance for rain is friday afternoon with a chance of showers. rain

you can keep it rain free i'll be very happy with you. in bound river road at golds boro, still have that milling and paving project. the live picture is here blocking the left side of the roadway. inner loop after pennsylvania, still blocking the right lane. rest of the beltway is fine. southbound 295 east capitol still blocking the right lane. 95 southbound the ramp to deal city has the right lane getting by the work zone. same thing, southbound after route 1 spotsylvania, right lane getting by the work zone there. 4:54. this morning we can show some pride for two students in our area. >> they are among the top ten finalists in this year's national geographic bee. max garand is an eighth grader. here he is in the middle. anish

the finals will be held tomorrow. if you're wondering how hard the questions are, here's a winning question from 2014. >> yala, a plant city in the rain forest 65 miles east of bata is being built as a future capital for which country? >> i never heard of any of those places. apparently the story is equatorial guinea. >> well, duh. >> look at you. >> yeah, oyala. have you ever heard of those, oyala and bata. >> i'm not sure we even said them right. just about 4:56. it's not unusual for kids to act up in class every once in a while. for one boy, it ended up with him in handcuffs. also ahead, a heads up for metro riders. a new safe track surge that will impact some unsuspecting riders. and a fast

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force used excessive force. >> he hit me with a bat. by the time he knew it i had those handcuffs on my back and he goes, and i couldn't get out of it. all i wanted was my mommy. >> the mother says her son suffers from attention deficit hyper activity disorder. the school district wouldn't confirm or deny citing school privacy. school leaders said they are committed to providing a learning environment that is safe for students and staff. almost 16 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, an iconic building is still missing. >> some firefighters say they've been forgotten. scott mcfarland and the news 4 i-team investigates. >> reporter: congressional and military documents show a combination of delays and hurdles have delayed the pentagon fire station

they were the first to respond after the attack. they were also assigned to respond to emergencies on the helipad. in the years since they've operated out of a temporary trailer which the firefighter's union calls too small and potentially unsafe. >> 15 years with anniversary after anniversary. we always preach we'll never forget. i think we've been forgotten. >> the pentagon says a new full-time station should have been built years ago. the temporary one is safe. what are the holdups with this project so long in the making? what do 9/11 survivors say about it? our news 4 i-team investigation tonight on news at 11. "news 4 today" starts now. 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun