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

about if you're using metro. we'll get to those as well as your commute. >> first though, let's check in with chuck and sheena. >> we've already had our first 90 degree day. we haven't had any 90ed here in the month of may. that is about to take an ugly term. >> near record highs in the forecast. that starts tomorrow. today the warmup does start with temperatures warmer than yesterday. currently you're about to walk outside it is cool enough for a light jacket. once the sun comes up shortly after you're not going to need the jacket for very long. 46 dulles, 44 manassas. 56 degrees in the district. as you head out for your commute, sun glare by 7:00 a.m. by noon, dry roads. temperatures in the low 80s. looking good. how does the traffic really look? >> well, right now actually we're not so bad here this morning. let me kind of show you what's going on as far as the beltway goes. so we did have this

avenue with the right lane blocked and, sheena, that is now out of the way. the rest of the beltway is looking good. no problems inner loop or outer loop. in bound river road at goldsboro, that should be wrapping up. left lane is down past the whole foods as you're coming into town here this morning. southbound 295 near east capitol and northeast work zone there still blocking the right lane. we still have the two work zones on 95 southbound, one at deal city and one on spotsylvania. 66 looking quite good. 5:02 now. developing this morning, we expect to learn more about the capture of a man wanted for killing three women and two children in a drunk driving crash. >> you're looking at his picture right now. kenneth kelly was captured last night at a motel on allentown road. we'll try to get you that picture. right now news 4's molette gre

someone under such scrutiny could slip away. >> reporter: this guy was on the run for days basically adding sought to the wound in this three-year long nightmare for loved ones of those victims. kelly back behind bars this morning. captured late last night after deputies say they found him at a motel along allentown road. now we are still digging for details about how all of that played out. we brought you the breaking development on our 11:00 newscast last night. kelly, he was a no show in court on friday for his sentencing on five counts of negligent homicide in that horrific dui crash that left five people dead including two children. for the loved ones, this has been excruciating. >> he took away five lives, five. i'm not sure why the judge released him in the first place. you know, he shouldn't have been out on the street, but ts

>> reporter: now we will be digging for answers throughout the coming hours about the gps monitor and whether a judge actually ordered one for kelly in the first place. loved ones have been speaking out about this situation since friday and want answers in this agonizing situation. kelly has to be sentenced. of course he is back behind bars this morning. back to you. >> molette, thank you. 5:04. angie goff is at the live desk this morning with new information out of south korea. angie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. south korea's new president was elected a week ago. moon jae-in will visit with president trump next month we're told for a summit on north korea. on the table the growing concern over the north's ability to build nuclear

moon said if the circumstances are right that he is open with meeting with north korea. aaron, eun? >> angie, thank you. five minutes after the hour now. the white house is embroiled in another controversy this morning. >> this time it's over what president trump reportedly told the russians in a meeting last week. the washington post reports the president revealed highly classified intelligence information to sergei lavrov and the russian ambassador. it talked about a russian threat related to the use of laptop use 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 aviation. >> mcmaster says the president never revealed sources, methods, or classified military operations.

about the report. news 4's tracie potts will have more on this developing story later in the newscast. meanwhile, it's been one week since president trump fired james comey as the fbi director. the president said the process of finding a new director is moving rapidly. according to reports comey is willing to testify in public. hillary clinton is returning to politics. she launched an organization that's designed to push back against president trump's agenda. the name may sound familiar. it's called onward together. it's an adaptation of her campaign theme, stronger together. she hopes it will help people get involved. a major impact on your commute starting today. metro just opened at 5:00 this morning but five stations are shut down. here they are. you

these five stations. metro is running three shuttle buses between new carrollton and stadium armory. the silver line will have reduced services. it's expected to last until june 15th. we'll have a list of alternative travel options in the nbc app. search safe track. justin finch will be live to break down what this means for you. a temporary fix to the hot and uncomfortable days inside metro stations on the red line is coming. gm paul wiedefeld said new cooling towers and pipes will be put in. but he doesn't have a time line for when that would happen. the cooling equipment for the dupont circle and north stations broke years ago. metro says leaking pipes are the problem. a permanent fix would mean ripping up a large part of connecticut avenue. a man who was supposed to be keeping a school safe is now accused of having a sexual

there could be more victims. mike lievano worked as a security guard at colonel e. brooke lee middle school. he's charged with sexual abuse of a minor. they show he worked part time at rockville high school between september of 2015 and february of 2016. officers say any concerned parents should contact police. 5:08 now. watch out for signs of whooping cough in your children if you live montgomery county. a student at walt whitman high school in bethesda has that respiratory disease. the district sent out a letter warning parents. whooping cough is highly contagious. some symptoms are low fever, running nose and deep rapid high pitched coughing. the symptoms can show up within five days to three weeks after someone has been exposed. >> we are days away from pool season starting, and

guards. the county council is looking at a plan to allow hotel pools to get rid of their life guards. the county has 36 hotels with pools right now. current county pools require that each be manned by a life guard. new legislation could allow the hotels to post safety signs, allow them to swim at their own risk and install an alarm system. the rule would require each hotel have a cpr trained person employed at all times. it is a good time to wash the car, today, tomorrow, thursday. if you're about to head out this morning, some areas are in the 40ed. you might want a light jacket but not for long. chuck and i are back with a look at the heat on the way. what's worse than being stuck on a train for hours? how about being stuck on a train for hours and being

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desk. this is out of tucson, arizona, of a fire that has destroyed already several buildings. in the darkness you can still see all of that smoke there. firefighters believe that they will have this fire under control within a couple of hours. mean while, dozens have had to flee their homes. no word yet this morning what caused that fire. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. 5:13 our time right now. if you send your kids to school with a jacket this morning, send a cheap jacket. >> what? >> it may not come back today. >> may not. >> they're going to shed the layers. >> no doubt about that. honestly, in all fairness it's in the 40s in cool spots to near 50 degrees. maybe a hint of a chill this morning, but honestly, i'm with you, aaron. these are the shedable layers you'll need. it will be all about sun block, short sleeves and sunglasses later on as the countdown to summer vacation continues.

countdown. >> i'll have another person that i need to handle in the family. right now your problem on the beltway, outer loop at branch avenue, take a look. it is very hard to see. this is a truck here on fire and all of this black showing smoke coming up from that blaze here this morning. keep an eye on this right now. not slowing things at all here on the beltway inner loop or outer loop. that's going to change quite a bit as response comes to the scene and as they try to get that out of the way. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. a new safe track surgeon metro will test your patience starting today. >> five metro stations on the orange line are now shut down from new carrollton to minnesota avenue. it's expected to have a huge impact on your commute. news 4's justin finch is live with what you need to know to get around. this could be a big problem, justin. >> reporter: it could be a big problem, indeed, eun. good morning. in case riders here at

cheverly forget, take a look here. the signs are up. the orange line service being replaced by buses for the next several weeks. so riders, your best bet here is going to be shuttle buses. on weekends look for free shuttle buses running every half hour between those five closed metro stops and the stadium armory station. free express metro shuttle buses will also connect riders from closed orange line stations to blue line stops. fairfax and prince george's county are offering connecting bus options. the surge is not expected to majorly disrupt the virginia area orange line but riders will notice silver line trains running about every 12 minutes or so. back live perhaps you can see the workers are here to meet the riders as they show up this morning with their questions. we do know at this point that weekend service will be varying here. you can fin t

that. it ends on june 15th. back in to you. >> justin finch live for you. here's a look at our other stories making headlines around the country. the facebook livid yes of orlando castile dying captured the nation's attention. today there is a pre-trial hearing for the officer. his attorneys are expected to ask a judge to allow the jury to see castille's car in person. they want the officer to reenact what happened when he pulled castille over that day. today we should learn about new allegations into that deadly oakland warehouse fire from last year. three dozen people were killed during a dance party in the so-called ghost ship. family members are expected to speak out at a news conference this afternoon. a south carolina father still grieving from the death of his 16-year-old son has a warning for all parents this morning. it's about the dangers of caffeine. his son, david alan price

month and later died in the emergency room. the richland county coroner is calling his death a caffeine induced cardiac event. he drank three drinks in the two hours before his death. we'll hear from the father coming up in the 6:00 hour. 17 after the hour now. why didn't anyone help him? that's the question timothy piazza's girlfriend keeps agonizing over. he died during a fraternity hazing incident. >> 12 hours passed before anyone called to get help. >> i know if the roles were reversed he would have helped and he would have walked away and said, i don't care, i'm going to help and it's not worth it. >> 18 of the fraternity brothers are now facing charges connected to his death. coming up on the "today" show you'll see matt

the district is used to getting praise for being the fittest city in america. it looks like washington just lost that title. minneapolis st. paul is now number one. don't worry, d.c. came in number two this year. not too shabby followed by san francisco, seattle and san jose. got to walk up all of those hills in san francisco. >> we've got to get back out there, d.c. you know i like to be number one. if you've been through the drive through at mcdonald's lately, you've probably noticed a change. the fast food restaurant has a few more, let's call them up scale offers. there are three new sandwiches. they are the pico guacamole, sweet barbecue bacon and maple bacon dijon. the sandwiches are more expensive and range in price from $4.99

it's mcdonald's latest attempt to deal with competition. this is the reason we share videos on the internet. a group of people stuck on a stranded amtrak train order pizza. genius. check out the delivery guy taking it right down onto the tracks. talk about dedication. this happened in delaware. trap be was coming from new york to d.c. there was a mechanical problem. it was stuck on the tracks for hours. i hope everyone pooled their money to give that delivery guy a huge at this point. >> i want to know if he was arrested like that. >> it was stopped. he had to do his job, deliver the pizza. >> and climb over a fence and through a wood line. but, yes, thank you for the pizza. sorry. >> aaron's going to investigate for sure. >> i love how we have the story about the fittest city and mcdonald's and pizza. >> here's your explanation. >> good point, sheena. yes, if you want to get the

going to be a nice day for that. why not. get outside, walk around. it will be beautiful. warmer than yesterday. getting warmer today. the warmup continues tomorrow, continues thursday. near record highs as we go into tomorrow. it's going to feel like summer. it's going to be hotter. it's going to be more humid and it's going to continue even as we go into thursday. even for friday we have a dry stretch until friday. we're not going to see any rain relief until the end of the week. that's going to help to cool things down. the 90s are not going to be lasting. 46 lorton, 46 dulles. some of you might need a light jacket this morning. 44 degrees in manassas. if you're walking the dog today or if you need one to walk, we have this one available at the humane. eun was saying awww. he needs a home. head to the humane rescue. if you are walking the dog by 8:00 a.m., 61 degrees. lunchtime, mid 70s. 6 p.m., low 80

heated up tomorrow. in the low 90s tomorrow. in the low 90s on thursday. we'll be near 90 friday with our next chance of storms but look at saturday. we're cooling down into the 70s behind that. despite a roller coaster ride, let's check your traffic this morning. hopefully no roller coaster rides there. melissa mollet. >> getting a little bumpy i have to say. outer loop at branch avenue, have this problem blocking the right side of the roadway. this is a car, a vehicle i should say actually a truck is what we're being told on fire on the right side of the roadway. you can see the smoke, the response and everybody staying to the left to get by there. no doubt we're going to start seeing some delays on the beltway in the next couple of minutes. 66 is fine. 95 no major problems. southbound had the work zone there at route 1 spotsylvania until 7:00 this morning. southbound 295 northeast capitol still blocking the right lane. aaron? >> ss

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now at 5:30, new video of a deadly crash that shows us the moment the plane fell from the sky into a busy neighborhood. >> plus, he assaulted a woman inside her own home. what's happening today to make sure this suspect won't strike again. and it's the warmup we've been waiting for, but it may be a bit more than we want. more on the steamy forecast and how long the high temperatures will stick around. "news 4 today" starts now. >> the heat. >> 92, 93. >> i'll take it. good morning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we are working to get you out the door with everything you want to know that starts with the storm team 4 forecast and a look at the roads.

that's a good cap for me. >> you're with chuck. >> well, sorry, aaron, but we have -- we're not going to stop at the 80s. we have the 90s. >> i'm with aaron. i don't mind the 80s. it can be as much as 89 degrees. the 90 degree mark is where i draw the line. today we're starting off in the 40s and 50s. 48 in potomac. 60 in washington. 58 in morning side, maryland. charles county, 45. plato. 49 in fredericksburg. nice and cool this morning. a warm afternoon coming. most areas up into the upper 70s and low 80s. may not see a single cloud. the weekend will have the ten day forecast. here's melissa mollet. >> you're not going to like 90 degrees when you're pregnant?

>> no, when i'm very large it will be more uncomfortable. outer loop at branch avenue, starting to see some delays. chopper 4 will be over this. truck fire here on the right side of the roadway. right now just the left side getting by. branch avenue is also blocked here this morning. take a look at the rest of the beltway. it's okay here. same thing 56 and 95. no issues on 270. we'll keep an eye on that issue on the beltway. >> melissa, thank you. in our top stories now, shuttle buses lining up to take people from the five closed metro stations on the orange line. that's because safe track surge number 15 is in place now running through june 15th. news 4's justin finch will break down what you need to know coming up at 6:00 this morning. the man responsible for a

including a 1-year-old baby is back in custody. police found kenneth kelley. he had been missing since friday. they'll explain how kelley managed to slip through the cracks. the washington post reports president trump revealed classified information to russian officials in a meeting at the white house last week. news 4's tracie potts will have details on the concerns for this. >> the wizards season is over. the wizards lost their game seven in boston and they're now out of the nba playoffs. the boston celtics are moving on. news 4's carol maloney will have what the players had to say after the game. ahead at 6:00 5:33. the video we're showing is very intense here. an airplane crashed into a busy neighborhood. two people died in this incident. now the ntsb is trying to get to the bottom of what happened. news 4's

information. >> reporter: the ntsb and the faa both will be on the ground in new jersey this morning. we have that new security footage as you mentioned of when the plane went down. take a look. this comes into the shot right there on the left of your screen. you see that it crashes sideways and then explodes into that fireball. this is a leer jet. two crew members on the plane were killed. even though this is a neighborhood and there were a lot of businesses around, no one else was hurt. however, nearby buildings, a lot of cars were torched. power lines also caught on fire. the plane we hear coming from philadelphia. they were attempting to land at the airport. we know that the windy conditions were a factor. we're not sure if that contributed to the crash. the investigation is still ongoing but it was really windy when the plane went down. eun? >> angie, thank you. 5:34. the fairfax county fire department is calling a man who lived

a person of interest. his name is darryn hinsman. he was last seen the night before the fire. he may be in texas or florida. the house was in foreclosure. two neighbors were forced out of their home after that fire. 5:35. more than 15 years since the september 11th terror attacks. a fire house that once stood on the pentagon grounds still has not been rebuilt. >> scott mcfarland investigates why this could put people in danger. >> reporter: a combination of delays and unexpected hurdles have stalled the rebuilding of the pentagon's fire station. it was destroyed next to the pentagon on 9/11. the firefighters were among the first to respond after the attack. they're also assigned to respond to emergencies on the

foreign dignitaries and marine one flies. for years they've operated out of trailers which they call too small and potentially unsafe. >> we've gone 15 years with anniversary after anniversary. we always preach, we'll never forget, and i think we've been forgotten. >> reporter: the pentagon acknowledges it should have been built years ago. they say the temporary one is safe. what are the holdups with this project so long in the making and what do 9/11 survivors say about it? our news 4 i-team investigation tonight at 11:00. for now, scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. 5:36. discarded like a piece of trash. prince george's county is desperately trying to find a women's body avs police say her boyfriend tossed it into a dumpster. they say turkessa

her boyfriend confessed to strangling her. paige's father says she was going to break up with her boyfriend just before 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. >> police say surveillance cameras show proctor taking her body out of the building in a gray bin. hillary clinton is returning to politics. details on her new organization that's helping others run for office. first though, thanking police officers one donut at a time. meet the boy who's making it his

you're watching "news 4 today." the white house was lit up in blue last night in honor of national police week. president trump pledged his full support to members of law enforcement at a ceremony yesterday at the capitol. he accused some politicians of being too critical of police. well, he is more than just a boy in a cape, he is donut

you better believe police think he's a hero, too. donut boy is 9 years old. he's made it his mission to thank officers all over the country by giving them donuts. his secret identity is tyler. >> you revealed it. >> i'm sorry. he wears his motto on the back. i donut need a reason to thank a cop. yesterday he passed out donuts at the alexandria police department. donut boy started visiting police departments last year. right there with the chief. >> adorable. great way to start. hope he visits more stations in our area. >> or tv stations. there you go. new this morning, a reality tv star attacked inside her own home. ahead at 6:00, details from a real housewives run-in with an armed robber. and breaking news right now on the beltway. take a look at this this morning. outer loop at branch avenue, still a big response here from a fire. we're going to take a look at the

light jacket this morning. some areas are in the 40s, but you will not need it later today. going to be warmer and the pollen also high with all the dry air in place. we're talking about near record highs

m. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us.

right now at 5:45, new tension for the trump administration. claims that the president shared classified information with russia. we're live on capitol hill with the white house's response. >> reporter: his run from the law now over, and a convicted dui driver faces new charges this morning. and an apartment complex taking action after a frightening sex assault. a woman attacked in her own home and today her neighbors are coming together. "news 4 today" starts now. all right. take a live look at the white house this morning where staff is dealing with another controversy. >>s

post report that 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 for us this morning. tracie, what's the main concern after this report? >> reporter: aaron, the main concerns are our allies giving us this information, in this case it wasn't generated by u.s. intelligence, it was given to us by another partner. if they can't make sure that classified information doesn't remain classified, doesn't get transferred to russia or some other country, then will they continue to give us that information? if not, will that hurt our chances to find out what isis may be doing next. so we're seeing reaction to all of this. they had h.r. mcmaster, the national security adviser back at the white house briefing today likely taking a lot of questions. they argued that the president did nothing here to reveal methods or sources but just the information he did

hill, was that something that could put the u.s. at ris zblk tracie, how are lawmakers reacting to this? >> reporter: they want a better explanation than what they got from h.r. mcmaster. they want to know what was revealed, why it was revealed and how it was revealed. we're hearing that from democrats and republicans. democrats obviously a lot more out there with their criticism of the president asking for, demanding an explanation. republicans, too, at this point really trying to be cautious. they're saying if this is true, it's disturbing. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you. hillary clinton is returning to politics. she launched an organization yesterday that's designed to push back against president trump's agenda. its name may sound familiar. it's called onward together. an adaptation of her campaign theme stronger together. she hopes it will encourage people to get more

run for office. republican candidate for governor, cory stewart, went on facebook live to make a speech. he's calling it it's time to denounce. stewart denounced several things including fake news, sanctuary cities and former governor terry mcauliffe. some thought he would drop out of the race. that did not happen. >> reporter: angie goff here at the live desk where we're learning that that massive cyber attack may be linked to north korea. security experts and south korea and google and is he man tech said they think this is similar to a north korean attack. more than 300,000 computers were hit. experts say it's too early to say who exactly was behind the attack. eun? >> thank you. arlington county police are trying to calm concerns in the

this sex assault suspect. police will hold a town hall meeting with residents from roslyn. last month a woman was attacked inside the building after opening the door to a man claimed to be surveillance. >> the suspect was caught and say he was still on the loose and urge you to contact if you see him. developing this morning, this man who spent four days on the run is back behind bars. kenneth kelley was cam toured at a hotel on allentown road. >> he skipped court after pleading guilty to this terrible crash that killed five people including a 1-year-old in 2014. kelley was drunk at the time. >> news 4's molette green is live now on the outrage that someone under such scrutiny could slip away. >> reporter: this man is now back behind bars facing new legal trouble this morning.

used by sheriff's deputies last night. they found kenneth kelley as you said at a motel along allentown road late last night. kelley was convicted of negligent homicide and didn't show up in court friday for sentencing. he was that driver in this horrific dui crash that left five dead including the young children. when he did not show up, loved ones endured an agonizingly long weekend. >> our normal routine on mother's day is to wake up in the morning, go over to the cemetery, lay down flowers. this mother's day in light of what just happened in court was even tougher. they couldn't even bring themselves to go to the cemetery. >> reporter: here is how the outrage just has deepened in this community. lots of confusion in the first place at the courthouse h

ordered a gps monitor for kelly and then there is that added anguish to the fact that loved ones believe that someone who was responsible for killing five people was able to even get out of jail in the first place. that is the latest live from outside prince george's county courthouse. back to you. >> molette, thank you. it is 5:51 right now. police are hunting for the 95 -- the i-95 gunman who killed a mother of two from manassas. shirene holland was just 24 years old. they should not expect forgiveness. >> i have nothing nice to say about him, go get help, i forgive you. that is a lie. 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 their car was targeted. the

slammed on twitter. that's according to the washington post. this came after the mayor criticized the alt right rally in charlottesville. this is video of the rally. it was led by white nationalist richard spencer. demonstrators raled against plans to remove the statue of confederate general robert e. lee. we need to get to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic. >> breaking news right now. outer loop at branch avenue. right now right side of the roadway is blocked because of this truck fire. take a look at that. looks like the cab is disconnected here by the truck, but lots of debris. outer loop at branch has about a 1 1/2 mile backup. also, the ramp to southbound branch avenue is also blocked right now. rest of the beltway looks okay.

avenue. safetrack surge 15 kicking off today. on the orange line as far as your travel times go, 270 looks okay. top of the beltway no worries inner loop or outer loop. 66 in bound is fine and you're very normal, 95 northbound quantico. listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. let's listen to mr. bell. >> melissa, good morning to you. and good morning, everybody. sun is starting to get close to the horizon. sun is up officially in two minutes now at 5:55 in the morning. got to love the long days. record highs not today but tomorrow and thursday may 17th and 18th. here are the records that are in danger tomorrow. tomorrow 92 the record in washington. we shobe

that. thursday's record not going to be touched. dulles airport, both of those records are in jeopardy both on wednesday and thursday. bwi marshall, the least likely to get all the way to record levels. the record thursday at bwi is 97 degrees. i don't see any threat of getting there. the cool air is moving out and the big dome of high pressure is coming in. here's the heat. 90s in most locations, wednesday and thursday. right now it's comfortable outside. 40s in the suburbs, low to mid 50s. you may need a little hint of a jacket here early this morning for winchester, front royal. most of the shenandoah valley. even some of the nearby neighborhoods. it will all be sunshine. it will be hot around here wednesday, thursday

toback days in the 90s since last october. back with a check on the daily hour-by-hour forecast coming up. five before the hour. there's a new generation of a phone. google says it will let drivers use their voice to control things like air conditioning, the windows. this week google will show off software at its developer contest. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. bob iger told employees that hackers claim to have stolen an upcoming disney film. they're demanding a ransom and are going to get it out. the incident

digital piracy. hackers recently up loaded the entire series of "orange is the new black" i'm landon dowdy. >> so much for your chances to be a celebrity at the airport at lx. a luxury terminal costs $3,500. the private suite just opened yesterday. it has an exclusive entrance to high end lounge. did we mention there's one-on-one security screening. you also get a private car ride. i bet there are celebrities who don't want to deal with the luxury stuff and want to travel like normal people. >> yes. by now you probably know that you won't get very much house for your money here in d.c. >> this morning we're working for you putting some actual numbers to that reality. according to

in the district buys you 603 square feet. >> ouch. >> better if you move out of the city, $300,000 in mair ri land gets you more and virginia gets you over 2,000 square feet. which i think we know. poo poo virginia. >> they don't poo poo virginia. some of my closest friends live in virginia. >> virginia boy. >> my sister lives in virginia. >> when was the last time you went to see your sister? don't answer that. no matter where you buy, moving is frustrating as well. speaking of housing. now there is an app. >> the company that's taking the headache out of moving with just one swipe on your smartphone. the shuttle buses are here and so is safetrack surge number 15. we'll show you how to maneuver during this latest metro service disruption.

right now on "news 4 today," safetrack surge 15, it's started. five stations shut down and even more dealing with delays. your alternate routes and why some relief is in sight. plus, did the presi

share classified information with russian officials? the white house's response to a bombshell report. and the washington wizards -- >> a lot of disappointment but they'll be able to look back on this as a positive this season. >> d.c.'s playoff dreams dashed again. the wizards lose a crucial game 7. what the players had to say while you were sleeping. "news 4 today" starts now. 6:00 on the dot now. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we want to get to melissa mollet with problems on the road, what's going on. >> chopper 4 over the scene, take a look at this problem there on the beltway. right now we have the right side of the roadway blocked here. only getting by there on the left. big response here. >> ramp to southbound