>> buena vista. i know how to say it. 5:00, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm yeun yang. we look at roads. we begin with chuck bell and sheena parveen. are you guys outside with umbrellas? >> we've got umbrella overkill. a little bit of rain. >> these are heavy. my hand's cramping up out here. i'd rather get rained on. >> sooner we're done, the sooner we get back inside. >> let's see what's going on with the radar. we have showers. we'll zoom in, the beltway is wet. kni 95, around the station, it's raining. rain around annapolis as well. there's a bit of dryness on the way. kind of a gray damp day. a lot more moisture, though, in the southeast. that will be moving as we go into tomorrow. aside from today which is primarily going to be a cloudy day with sprinkles around,

umbrella. so, as we go through 7:00 a.m., wet roads, maybe fi sprinkles by noon. temperatures around 73 for a high. chance of a shower by 5:00 p.m. most of that rain starts to move in later on tonight. speaking of that wet commute, we'll talk more about the commute. >> eastbound 66 before the beltway here, right by that crash here this morning, it looks like folks are getting around okay. you saw that picture there, taking a look now at the map, all of the green showing you where it's raining right now. again, most of our roads are affected here. inner loop before kenilworth, blocking the left lane, tow truck on the scene there. the wilson bridge crash there, on the right shoulder. prince george's county, no major problems aside from the rain. especially 301 and branch avenue. we're going to take a look at 270 coming

president trump is visiting the sistine chapel this morning. angie goff at the live desk with the latest out of rome. >> yes, that's his next stop, sistine chapel. we actually want to take you there live to rome. this is outside of vatican city. as you mentioned, the president is there. we know for at least another few hours. now, during his time here already, the president met with pope francis, we go to some earlier video here. this is their first face-to-face since trump took the presidency. we know there was a gift exchange that president trump gave the pope books written by martin luther king jr. and as a symbol of peace the pope gave trump a medal that he said was created by a roman artist. still no word on the two leaders talked about behind closed doors but we thought it was interesting to share how stark the differences are when it comes to their world views in the

we also know joining the president on that trip, his daughter ivanka trump, his son-in-law, jared kushner and wife melania. back to you. while the president is overseas, back at home, the russia investigation is heating up. coming. news4's tracie potts will have details on what the steps president trump is taking with a new counsel named. landmarks around the world went dark overnight in a sign of solidarity and to honor the 22 people killed in monday night's attack. the lights were out at the empire state building, the ko colosseum in rome and the eiffel tower in paris. we just learned that france's president is requesting a state of emergency in his country to be extended through november. that state of emergency has been extended six times in 2016 and set to expire on july 15th. great britain has raised its terror level to the highest

category and another attack could be imminent. >> the man who carried out the attack was on the radar of british intelligence officials. they identified him as 22-year-old salman abedi. he was born in britain but of libyan december sent. and we're told that his own family had warned officials that he was dangerous. abedi died in that attack. one man was arrested as they conducted raids in manchester. we have team coverage this morning, angie goff is at the live desk monitoring events from overseas. >> and justin finch at the embassy in northwest washington. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's a small but growing tribute outside of the embassy this morning. you'll see a wreath stands here reading to manchester with love. a few small bouquets here on the ground here. but as you mentioned, in the wake of this manchester bomb blast, the terror threat in the uk has been

threat could be imminent. no change here in the united states. the concern here is securing soft targets, these are large public spaces or gatherings, they could be concerts or sport events with very vulnerable crowds here's. here in the district, d.c. police have no record of credible threats at this time as we enter the holiday weekend. chief peter newsham asking the public to be an alert. >> best way to stop these terrorist-like incidents before they happen. if you see something suspicious, could be a friend, could be a family member. could be a co-worker. if you see something suspicious, let law enforcement know so they can follow up on it. >> reporter: metro police also stage at this time, they have no credible threat to their system either. however, they stress as does the chief here, it's very important with large crowds over the weekend to be very vigilant and observing. if you see something to please report it to security.

>> all right, justin, thank you. monday's attack will put many of us on high alert as we attend concerts and other events but the news of the explosion was especially frightening for a prince george's's county appear. kenneth spears is the father of the drummer in ariana grande's band. he panicked when he heard the news. >> high heart just jumped. oh, my goodness, the worst kind of nightmare. he called me shortly and said i'm all right. i'm all right. >> aaron told us he's doing okay and he's waiting to find out what's next for the tour. we know they cancelled the european leg there. he's been forming with ariana grande for the last four months. you can see more of his interview with him and his father on the nbc4 app. to follow developments out of manchester no matter where you are, download the nbc washington app for free. new details about the funeral plans for

university student richard call lynx iii. a viewing will be held friday at the first baptist church until glenarden. he was killed friday at the university of maryland campus. he was honored yesterday at what was supposed to be his college graduation ceremony. also planning a moment of reflection in collins' honor. the school chaplins are inviting the community to join them at the chapel in baltimore, maryland. the maryland student accused of the attack is in jail being held without bond. >> the story of d.c.'s missing children alarmed a lot of people recently after police boosted their online postings about this. now d.c.'s mayor is putting a six-month program to update the program. you can get an update on the d.c. teens who are still missing in the nbc washington app. now, to a sry

seeing first on news4. we're working with you with big news coming to you with metro silver line. >> adam tuss is live at the tyson's corners metro with the details. adam, what's up? >> reporter: good morning, aaron, yeah, metro's newest line, the silver line is finally going to get the metro newest rail cars, the 7000 series. this is a big deal for everyone using the line especially here in north virginia. people are wondering since the rail line came online, whether we going to see the new rail cars. that is something that people thought would have happened from the get-go. but now for the first time as you take a look at those shiny 7000 series rail cars, riders will be seeing those rail cars. and this has an impact on reliability and safety. because from a reliability standpoint, the 7000 series railcars are longer, meaning they can hold more people. they're eight cars long, seven

been running here on the silver line since it opened in 2014. and the 7000 series railcars are also supposed to be more durable. more crash-worthy. they're supposed to be stronger and supposed to be more reliable that they don't break down as often. so, this is a big deal for anyone who rides along the silver line. metro general manager paul wiedefeld expected to make this announcement later today. he's going to make that announcement with the airport society that was instrumental in building this line as well. good news. back to you. >> thank you, adam. well, there we are. the sounds that you're going to hear around the area for the weekend.

than just an extra day off. it is a time to remember those who gave their lives serving our country. and every year, thousands of bikers ride into d.c. for rolling thunder. this is video from last year on sunday morning, the veterans group will ride from the pentagon over the memorial bridge and into the district. today, bikers will take part in a kickoff event in ft. washington. new this morning, parks in our area are among the top in the country but there are still work to be done. the new rankings come from the group trust for public land. d.c. ranked fourth and arlington ranked sixth. first the percentage of residents who can walk ten minutes to a park. the sides of the city and space dedicated to the park. third, the availability of things like basketball hoops and playgrounds. >> when we look at things like park access, we can't

and fly over the potomac river. you can't grow wings and fly over. you have to actually be able to walk there on an actual street. >> now, d.c. is also a national leader when it comes to how much of the city is given over to parks. minneapolis landed the top spot again this year. >> we've been saying all week be prepared for the rain today. but is this going to change, chuck? >> well, friday. if that's soon enough for you, i hope so. you can see on radar over the last couple of hours. the trend is your friend this morning. rain showers gradually coming to an end. a lot of clouds precious. and then friday, sheena is detailed more on the return of sunshine for the holiday weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> listen up on this one, right the signs that she's showing! it could soon mean that another baby panda coming. and down in

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hi,ing angie goff here with this breaking story on mt. everest, where sherpa

death toll to the highest mountain of ten. the dead climbers were found in a tent but it's still not clear how they died. and their names, nationalities, none of that has been released. as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. aaron. >> thank you, angie. 5:15 right now. >> we're talking about another rainy day. sounds like a broken record kind of week, sheena. >> it's like groundhog's day, eun and aaron. a lot of that rain is moving away. i'll tell what you to expect for the morning commute and the return of sunshine finally for the weekend. that's next. and brand-new problem, northbound 301. new crash, multicar crash. looks kind of bad. northbound 301 between 97 and 50. look at all of that rain, 270 southbound looking pretty good. we'll take a look elsewhere coming up, aaron. >> melissa, thank you. >>

now, archaeologists are trying to identify human remains found in old town alexandria there during development of the water there. crews found evidence of dwellings that were once there. the city has kept meticulous historic records making it possible to be identified. they ran straight into danger without a second thought. now, the first responders who put out the biggest fire in prince george's history are getting a much deserved honor. hundreds were recognized by the college park city council last night. it took days to put out flames at this building last month. no one was seriously hurt there. that fire did about $40 million in damage. >> incredible bravery there. 5:15. taking a hard line when it comes to bedtime will help your child get enough research during the week. when parents enforced rather than encouraged a weekday bedt

recommended sleep guidelines. children over the age of 10 are the least likely to get enough sleep. i have this battle at my house every day. it's the season, and no doubt, parasites can transfer diseases. you might have to look out for the new tick-born allergy called alpha-gal, he was bit and found out he had alpha-gal. he said the most difficult thing to get used to is the diet. >> problem is just the adjustment of a continuous diet, three meals a day forever of turkey, chicken and fish. and, boy, the cravings for that double cheeseburger, you know, pretty high on the meter. >> i'd just have to eat it and just be broken out in rash

hives. i don't know it would be very difficult. right now the only treatment is change of diet. simply from allergic reactions can include hives and a rash. there is a great white shark swimming jut off the coast of virginia. you might remember mary lee, you may get close to her if you're driving to hog island. researchers tracked her there on monday. marylee weighs 3,500 pounds. don't get too close. she's had pay to wa twitter acc after since she was tagged five years ago. so, could a new baby panda be in our future. appears ready to breed. >> i feel bad for her. they make her work so hard. the zoo said 18-year-old mei

xiang has been showing behaviors. the zoo staff plans to gi mei xiang and chen chen time to breed in that time. and then they do it the artificial way and then you can't tell she's pregnant until the end. >> but as you said, she's a little pouty a little flirty, those are the signs, right? >> i don't know if that's how it works. >> maybe this one is actually courting her this time. >> i don't know, they've been together for a long time. they should know what to do. >> good look. we're rooting for you. >> eun, we'll get new there as the unanimonanny. that's eun's dream. >> we'll have to go in with disguises andak

well, we have another gray day today, another damp day. rain on the radar this among, but it's moving out, though, for most of the commute. but the roads are still going to be wet. showers and storms more widespread tomorrow. some of that will move in late tonight but the good news is we do have sunshine to start the weekend. a lot of people want to know when the sun's coming back -- right in time for your weekend. that's good timing. very light showers still around the beltway. nothing very heavy, near bethesda, parts of charles county still steady light rain. calvin county seeing more of that moderate light rain but it's moving away. we're stuck in this pattern until tomorrow. so have the umbrella all day tomorrow. temperatures cool outside with light showers around. but as we go closer to 7:00 a.m., wet pavement if you're exercising, later on this afternoon, we're looking at the 70s. here's future weather, rain returns closer to 11:00 p.m. tonight. most of the day, cloudy with

there's the sunshine as we go into friday, saturday, but there are showers in the weekend forecast. closer to the extended coming up. let's check the roads with melissa mollet. >> good morning. have a problem on northbound 301 between 97 and 50. multicar crash there. all. green there in prince george's county showing you how slow it's going to be for your morning commute because of this rain. in frederick county, new problem here. 75 at new london road. all lanes blocked by a new crash. beltway, you can see inner loop and outer loop don't have any big problems there. eastbound, 66 before the beltway has cleared out. southbound 123, ramp to westbound 166, a tractor trailer that slid off the roadway, they're trying to get that back on the road. when it comes to grills, the age-old question is usually charcoal or gas? but now it's time to spend or save. what you need as grilling season

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>> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. good morning and welcome back to "news4 today." i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we're working for you this wet wednesday morning. chuck and sheena, we sent them outside. not to just forecast the weather but feel the weather. >> oh, they're feeling it with those big umbrellas. >> i think aaron should be feeling the weather, don't you? >> you knew that was coming, aaron. >> we'll make sure aaron feels it. >> we know people in all the wrong places, aaron. we'll have you out of here in no time. >> it's

time. >> absolutely. steadier rain gradually coming to an end. if you're leaving the home you may need the umbrella just as a precautionary tale. there's a chance for a spit of a sprinkle. but steadier rain chances come back in the evening and overnight hours. we're in the 50s. a nice cool start to the day. all clouds all the time. rain coming back in later this evening. today's high up upper 60s and low 70s. and memorial day weekend. a long holiday weekend. and we'll go to melissa mollet and "first alert" traffic. >> good morning, guys. outbound canal road, a truck blocking the left lane. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway look okay. frederick county, 75 at new

london road. still has all lanes blocked. moving to prince george's, northbound 301. multicar crash. we do have crews on the scene there. police on the scene there. southbound 123 but the ramp to westbound 66, tractor trailer off the roadway. we'll take a look at travel times coming up. >> here are four things to know on your wednesday morning. president trump is in italy right now and he just met with the pope. they exchanged gifts a few hours ago. at this hour, the president is meeting with italian leaders in a couple of hours. we're working for you with a story first on 4, two 7000 series railcars will begin running on the silver line on june 25th. they will only run on weekdays to help with the extra passengers there. the older line is running with the shorter trains since it opened. adam tuss will have more coming up. funeral arrangements have been made for t a

university of maryland campus. richard collins iii's life will be honored thursday. a tribute is held for him at bowie state university graduation yesterday where he was supposed to receive his degree. and people in england are on edge after that attack at an ariana grande concert. police have identified the man that killed hilgs and 20 others. >> angie goff is at the live desk. >> angie. >> as you said, we now know the name of the man police blew himself up right after that concert. police say that his name was salman abedi. he's only 22-year-olds and known to authorities. he had ties in to al qaeda and received terror train ago brought. britain has raised the terror threat levels. we heard from prrnl theresa may yesterday. more threats are imminent

said. police are now conducting raids and we're told that they did arrest one man. but they have not said how he's connected to the manchester bombing. eun. >> angie goff at the live desk. thank you. the man responsible for kill three alexandria residents and paralyzing a neighborhood for a decade will stay in jail. charles severance lost his appeal yesterday. the lawyers argued there were flaws in both his trial and sentencing. the virginia court of appeals disagreed saying there was enough evidence to convict severance. severances were found guilty of killing nancy dunning, rob kirby and ruth lodato over a ten-year span. police say the shooting of an 18-year-old carrying a bb gun was justified. we first told you about the shooting friday morning. the 18-year-old felipe molina was shot after officers say h

a chase in a manassas park. the bb gun was later found at the scene. the prince george's county said officers feared for their lives. we have an update on a heartbreaking story out of orange county. a babysitter and her fiance are now facing charges after the death of a 4-year-old. cole clark accidentally shot and killed himself in their home last week. they're being held without bond. they're charged with child neglect. child endangerment and allowing children access to a loaded gun. soya is on administrative leave from the sheriff's office. we have breaking news out of taiwan where the highest court there just ruled in favor of same-sex marriage. now, this makes the island the first place in asia to recognize the union. the ruling says lawmakers now have two years, that's the time

marriage laws. to comply, taiwan has held the biggest gay party event in the region for years. angie, it's 5:36. it's going to be a very busy weekend on the road. 4 things to know if you're headed out of town for memorial day. timing is everything. you'll probably have to leave before 10:00 or 11:00 or wait until late at night. second, check the forecast first. rain can cause big delays on the bridge. 33rd, attempting to take an alternate route, but a lot of people are getting the same idea as you are. check the traffic first. answer finally, the fourth thing, most people are hitting the roads, a lot of flying as well. give yourself plenty of time at the airport, at the train station. all of it. okay. don't make any plans to have dinner on the patio tonight. take a look at storm team 4 radar. the rain moving through the area right

chuck bell and sheena parveen back with that. on when the sun will return. and i feel the need. the need for speed. the sequel just announced and when it's expected to hit the movie soon. and a massive sewage leak at

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40 minutes before the top. hour now. a 17-year-old student is facing charges of having a bb gun on school property. this happened on monday in warrington, virginia. the sheriff's office said someone claimed that student had a handgun in his backpack and showed to other students on a school bus. the student was charged and take to a detention center in loudoun county. this morning, parents around students at a school in d.c. say they're fed up and disgusted. >> sewage backed up at the school. a plum problems forced the staff to throw out food just before lunch. it was the third time parents say this is

>> for them not to want to give us modernization until 2021, 2022, or 2023, this is unacceptable. >> it's not translating into dollars. >> a spokesperson for the school says in part, the district strives to meet the highest standards for food preparation and safety and they are investigating the meals. the school's president said in the last two years, teachers have also caught 13 mice. the district's $13 billion renauovation plan will help fix problems but years away. parents of a explain dnc staffer speak out. the message from seth rich's mother and father, when it comes to the conspiracy theory surrounding his death. and big news for certain metro riders. the line we just announced is getting new 7000 series cars. and this morning, a little bit of light rain

but a lot of that is starting to move out. today, though, going to be another damp, gray day. have the umbrella later today and tomorrow, we'll tell you when the sunshine comes next. hi, how the weather is affecting the roads. we'll take a look at the beltway. and problems towards t he

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>> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. i'm aaron gilchrist. now, the 5:45, president trump lawyers up. the attorney he just hired as the russia collusion investigation continues and what it all means. >> i'm eun yang. more details on a story you saw first on news4 this morning. what we're learning about changes coming to a metro line. and when we can go live to transportation reporter adam tuss. >> reporter: angie goff with breaking news out of great britain right now. manchester police say that they just made three more arrests

connection with the concert bombing. the bombing that followed the a arianna graendz concert that killed 22 people. bringing the number in connection with that attack to four. also following the illustrated of the suspected suicide bomber. great britain remains at its highest terror levels on a national level. back to you. >> angie, thank you. it's 5:46. president trump turns to a longtime attorney to deal with the russia investigation. >> news4 assess tracie potts has details. >> good morning. this isc kasowitz is someone that the president has worked with before. kasowitz is one who is the president's personal attorn

prosecutor in the case looking at the trump team and russia. >> and tracie, the senate intelligence committee plans to announce two new subpoenas to get flynn to turn over documents. >> yeah, one out of the way as of late yesterday when lawmakers talk to us about it. they're going after former national security adviser mike flynn's company. remember, they gave him a personal subpoena. he took the fifth that he wouldn't turn over the documents. now, they're trying to subpoena documents from two of his companies saying a company can plead the fifth. there's also the intelligence committee trying to determine if they'll hold flynn in contempt. >> tracie potts, thank you. the parents of dnc staffer seth rich is calling their son's death a nightmare. they wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" asking people to stop politicizing their son's

responding to questions about conspiracy theories including whether their son gave dnc e-mails to wikileaks. they called the theory baseless and cruel. fox news retracted it on their network yesterday but the network said they will continue to follow the story. a southwest couple, saying they were discriminated. the same-sex couple were not allowed on. they game the gate agent and their supervisor forced them to wait with three children and one of their 83-year-old mothers until all other passengers worlded. southwest said they put the family in the back of the plane. they say the elderly woman was not eligible to be part of family boarding. the family has filed a complaint with both southwest and the faa. >> hey! oh, my god! >> and people are stillal

united airlines passenger being carried off the flight. today, united airlines ceo will face questions about that incident with dr. david dao and shareholders. he could lose his job over. shareholders will vote whether or not to re-elect the ceo for the position. he was credit sizcriticized for handling of the incident. they reached a settle with dr. dao. the goal here to give you the rider more space during your weekday commute. news4's transportation reporter adam tuss is live at tyson metro station to see what you'll get. >> reporter: we dropped the corner now, it's just tyson. it's a huge deal for the silver line, guys. as people wait for their train, this is a big deal because this

every since the beginning of the silver line three years ago, people have been wondering when are we getting the new metro cars. take a look at the 7000 series rail cars. of course, they have been all across the metro system except here. why does it matter? well, the 78000 series railcars are not only supposed to be more reliable but often longer. they're eight cars in length. meaning you get more space on the trains, instead of the six-car trains running here on the silver line. metro says six car trains have been riding here on the silver line just because ridership has been lower. but now you get the longer eight-car 7000 series trains and those trains are more reliable and they don't break down as often. and they're supposed to be more durable in something like a crash and more upgrades. we expect the trains to start hitting the silver line in a couple of weeks, maybe june 25th, when a s

for riders, they've been asking for this for a long time. it's starting to create buzz or social media. follow me on twitter and i'll giver you updates about the new railcars coming to the silver line. back to you. >> adam tuss live in tyson. thanks. caught for the touchdown! >> do you see that? we'll probably see more moves like that during the upcoming nfl season. whether you consider them fun or bad sportsmanship, touchdown celebrations are getting a pass. commissioner roger goodell said he wants fans to have more room to have fun, show their personality. they'll be allowed to use the football as a prop after a touchdown as well. they can also hold group celebrations. >> oh, come on. >> as long as they don't delay the team. and a whole dance routine. >> bring cheerleaders into it. >> apparently, the one thing they can do is shame the other team. that's where it crosses the line

>> when you act like you've been there before. it's the game winning thing as time runs out, act like you've been there before. >> it's so exciting, though. >> show me -- >> i'm not showing you again. >> and sorry about that, off camera. we have a very cloudy start to your day. a little on the cool side. 59 here in washington with just a few remaining rain drops left. rain is quickly coming to an end for the morning. we'll be mostly cloudy for the remainder of the day. we're not done with rain chances yet. memphis, alabama, birmingham, that's the rain that comes to you tonight and most of thursday. last night's rain quickly coming to an end. still light rain, some sprinkles, south to upper

headed northeast towards the bay and parts of delaware. ware they g away they go. the clouds may thin out and skies may brighten a bit in time to get you out of the upper 70s. mostly cloudy day. in the late afternoon, in the evening time frame, rain becomes more likely once again. so if you're leaving now and you won't be back until after 6:00 or 7:00 tonight, you may want to make sure you have the umbrella. moderate to heavy rain to tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. and then tomorrow, during the day, breaks of sunshine, and sunshine will help fire up an afternoon thunderstorm or two. a lot of rain chances tomorrow. there's your ten-day forecast, mid70s. possibly a storm or two. no severe weather expected. friday is the nicest day. saturday, a little chance of rain late. particularly saturday evening and early

maybe a stray shower on memorial day itself. on the whole, good weather for your memorial day weekend. let's go to melissa. >> taking a look at chopper 4, inner loop, outer loop, no problems. rest of the beltway looking good. it's dryer than what we were seeing earlier. remember, outbound canal road, a big truck blocking the left line. oversize is what they're saying. frederick, 75, new london road, all lanes there still blocked by that crash. a delay southbound 270 as you're coming south of 70. northbound, 301 between 197 and 50. a multicar crash still hanging around there in prince george's county. 270 looks okay. top of the beltway, no big problem there. inbound, 66. remember to listen to wtop 105

today. good morning, i'm landon bouddy at cnbc headquarters. verizon ceo has confirmed the company plans to launch a streaming tv service. verizon will offer a package of dozens of pachances that would streamed separately. the new service could be as early as july but will likely launch later this year. that's the cnbc business report. i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you. you might remember that target data breach back in 2013 that impacted more than 41 million customers. the retailer has agreed to an $18 million settlement. the hackers to tell credentials from a third party vender to access sensitive information. here's how this payment will break down in our area. maryland will get more than $600,000. virginia more than $350,000. and d.c., nearly $169,000. the settlement also requires target to develop and

program. it is the time of year for yard sales and clearing out the clutter. but you do need to be extra careful if you're selling your old stuff for cash. a maryland college student ended up with $450 in fake money when she sold her iphone to a man she met online. the money looked authentic at first glance. but it said "for motion picture use only" after she looked at it closely. many police departments have set up safe zones outside of their stations to make sure your online meetups go smoothly. well, the need for speed is coming back. tom cruise has confirmed that "top gun 2" is happening. he's going to begin shooting the much anticipated sequel to that 1986 classic next year. who waiting 30 years? >> i want to know. >> all the details are not out just yet. "top gun" we know was the highest grossing film of 1986 directed by tony ot

it's not clear how many of the original cast members are still around -- i mean, will return to do the movie. >> tom cruise, as long as he reprises his role -- he was a lot of fun. we're working at developing news stories ahead at 6:00 a.m. new this morning -- thousands of school busses in virginia have a brake problem. what's being done now to keep kids safe. and the solemn tribute on graduation day. new developments on what the community is doing to honor the life of a college student attacked in an apparent hate crime. >> reporter: a prince george's county father is grateful his son is alive this morning. he was in man chester when that bomb blast went off. why he was there and what his father is saying this morning.

right now, new arrests after the terror in manchester, plus the attack hits close to home for a local family whose son narrowly escaped the blast. a milestone meeting, president trump meets with pope francis and he left behind a little part of d.c. wet morning commute. another round of rain. if you're hitting the road this memorial day weekend, you're going to want to pay attention to our forecast. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. right now, taking another live look in mast

there's a growing tribute there. you there see a reporter getting ready to do a report on what happened there. >> this morning, the country is still bracing for another possible attack. >> it is 6:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm yneun yang. we'll have more details but first your weather and traffic. >> it is a wet mess out there, chuck and sheena, the question, of course, when is this rain going to start getting out of here? >> look at us. no umbrellas. >> yeah. oh, rain dramas are falling on my head. >> now, they're coming off the leaves, off the trees over our heads. that's about for now, anyway. >> yes, we have a lot of puddles on the roadways. keerch thou even though the rain is not falling, wet roads making a slow commute in some spots. we'll zoom in here. really, if you look off to the west, we don't have any rain moving in immediately. so today is