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

gray day with sprinkles. currently 58 degrees. a little cool. cloudy and dense sprinkles through the middle of the day and through the afternoon. the rain comes back later this afternoon, mostly as we go into this evening. you definitely need the umbrella tomorrow, though. throughout the day. >> got it. >> we'll tell you when the sunshine returns. that's coming up. let's check the roads with melissa mollet. >> brand new crash, randolph road near new hampshire avenue. as soon as we get more information on that in montgomery county we will let you know. outbound canal road, left lane blocked oversized truck there. beltway outer loop, inner loop no massive problems. 75 at frederick at new london road. all lanes still blocked by the crash. northbound 301 between 97 and 50 have that crash there still hanging around as well. travel times coming up.

manchester where three more arrests have justin made in connection with an explosion after an ariana grande concert. the prime minister is warning another attack could be imminent. >> britain's terror threat level has been raised to highest category. we just learned the uk's parliament is on heightened security as well. no visitors are allowed in at this point. intelligence agencies still working to figure out if the suicide bomber was working alone. we don't know much about the newest people taken into custody. but this happened in raids in the same part of manchester where the accused's suicide bomber's brother was arrested yesterday. police are trying to figure out if salman abedi acted alone. we've also learned that a man from prince george's county was inside the arena. aaron spears is ariana grande's drummer. >> he heard that blast. and in an interview exclusively as we interviewed his

news4's justin finch is live at the embassy in northwest washington with more on his story. jutten. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth spears called it the worst kind of nightmare. the fear that this son could have been hurt or worse in that manchester attack. as you mentioned, his son is a drummer. he was on stage because he's in ariana grande's band. taking you to video that we have. he lives in prince george's county. his son aaron called him immediately to say he was okay. arianna and the band had just walked off the stage when that bomb blast went off. aaron said on instagram that he and his band mates are devastated. now that young lives have been lost and families have been wrecked by his tragedy. back in prince george's county, his father kenneth says that he's relieved. >> high heart just jumped. oh, my goodness. the worst kind of nightmare. he

i'm all right. >> reporter: and here at the embassy this morning, a small tribute to the manchester victims and survivors. a wreath reading to manchester with love. and a card that reads united with manchester. aaron is still overseas. he said now that the band is waiting for the next steps for the ariana grande tour. >> justin, thank you. >> we'll continue to bring you the updates on the threat in manchester. be sure to have the app. that's you can find the latest information. new this morning, president trump is wrapping up a rift to vatican city in rome. while you were sleeping he met with the pope francis. trump gave the pope books and pope francis offered a medal of peace. angie goff isle following everyt t

angie, good morning. >> good morning. we're finding out what the president and the pope talked about in thattet mooing behind closed doors. vatican releasing a statement say they go discussed health care, education and also helping immigrants. but now to the president, just wrapping up a meeting with italy's president as we take a live look here at the presidential palace. and he is going to meet with the prime minister before leaving this morning for brussels. to continue this foreign trip. the next stop is going to be brussels where he will attend a nato meeting. and then back out. >> angie, thank you. five minutes after the hour. back here at home, president trump is expected to hire marc kasowi kasowitz. it comes one week after fbi director robert mueller was appointed special counsel in that investigation. the president has deniean

campaign. a stafford man faces up to ten years in prison for stealing nearly $100,000 worth of equipment used in the marine one helicopter fleet. that is the fleet that transports the president. branden baker pled guilty yesterday in federal court. he said he stole more than 50 image intensifiers. and night vision equipment from marine helicopter squadron one and sold it on ebay. the plea agreement also requires him to pay $94,000 in restitution. archaeologists are trying to identify human remains found in old town alexandria during a development on the water front. it dates back to the 1800s. crews also found evidence of dwellings that were once there. the since the city has kept such good historic records, it's a good possibility those remains can be identified. >> the story of d.c.'s missing children alarmed a lot of people in the area

police boosted their online postings. d.c.'s mayor implemented a six-step program to protect young people. today, mayer muriel bowser will give an update on how the program is working. that will happen at the wilson build. you can get an update on the teens still missing on the nbc washington app. murdered in a random attack. the graduation ceremony for a student who was killed before he kol receive his diploma. and school buses may be missing a part. who's part of the problem and what can be done about it? >> you're starting to think about the long weekend at the beaches, ocean city, rehoboth. at least there is a chance of showers late saturday night, hit and miss

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new video this morning of the devastation a tornado caused in central north carolina. >> take a look here. you can see houses completely torn apart. power lines ended up in roads with tree branches. now, the local fire department was also damaged here. there have been no reported deaths, but we do know that one person was hurt. and we don't have weather like that here, but we're getting rid of the rain from this morning. so, wet roads before you head out. that rain moving away. as we take a wider look, though. there is more rain heading our way for tomorrow. we're talking about gray skies, keep the umbrella around. finally for the weekend, we have sunshine. we'll show you that forecast coming up. let's check the roads. hi

the ramp to 97 is still shut down because of an earlier jackknifed tractor trailer. they're trying to get that cleaned up and out of the way. orange, blue and silver line days to vee yen that to francona. and the army lieutenant who was killed on the university of maryland campus will be laid to rest on friday. the viewing and service will be held for richard collins iii. >> his life will be celebrated at the first baptist church in glenarden in upper marlboro. angie goff has a look at how bowie state university paid tribute to him on what should have been his graduation ceremony. >> a very solemn day for families there. we know that collins was supposed to receive his dream yesterday with the rest of the students but instead, it was presented to those who loved him most. >> at this time, i ask the family of second lieutenant richard collins

fellow second lieutenant proceed to the stage to receive lieutenant collins' degree. >> we saw collins' father there, a military veteran himself, excepting his son's degree. he was on the minds of his classmates and the entire community throughout the ceremony. >> we abhor hatred and violence. and we mourn the life of a bright young life that had so much promise. >> arena was packed but one share sat empty in tribute to collins to honor the achievement he didn't live to celebrate. making it even harder, the ceremony was actually held at the university of maryland, not far from where collins was attacked. the suspect, the college student, now being held for that without bond. >> thank you. kids

not be as safe as you think. the virginia department of education said several thousand school buses are missing a brake innerlock. that is a device that prevents parking brakes from slipping loose. it's not clear exactly which buses are affected. a notice about that problem went out to all of the school districts in the commonwealth. this has not caused any accidents. bus mfanufacturers say they wil install new innerlocks for free. this morning, we have the reason you need to hit the roads early this holiday weekend. 1 million people across this metro region are traveling. the highest number expected to travel in 12 years. if you're hitting the roads, check the forecast. timing is everything here. you probably have to leave before 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning to wait for the big time traffic. if it's saturday, you'll have to wait even earlier than that. you've been warned. 6:15. we're now just days away from the long

more people planning to pack up and leave town this year. >> aaa predicts more than 39 million people will travel between thursday and monday with a lot of you heading to the beach. news4's adam tuss took to chopper 4. >> reporter: just a couple days before we hit the roads or the airport, wherever you're going for memorial day, maybe you're just staying put, that may be the best advice because, hey, take a look here. it may get real busy at the bay bridge. this weekend, things are going to get really busy here as we start picking up traffic on both spans of the bay bridge. where traffic gets really heavy here on the eastbound, we'll actually open up another lane and get two-way traffic on the westbound span of the bay bridge to keep things going. that's your best indication that traffic is really heavy. taking another look at the beautiful bay

high above it on chopper 4. a lot of people are going to be out there on the roads to matter what you're doing, make sure you're safe this memorial day weekend. you want to get there and get back safely. well, it's something you do every day, you go into the pantry to grab something to eat. >> sometimes, more than one a day. a man had the shock of his life when he spotted a four-foot python in his pantry. i'd have to leave the house and never come back. take a look at this picture firefighters took when they were removing the large snake. they used a pillowcase to capture the snake. the homeowner found the snake, he was moving it -- >> i swear to god, don't laugh when i tell you this. they told me it was somebody's pet, number one. and number two, you have to leave the windows

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chan chan a chance to breed naturally. if not successful, they'll do it artificially. good luck. >> turn down the lights. >> luther. >> a little barry white. may is asian-american pacific heritage month. we're honoring people here contributing to the community. nbc4 is gaving awards to community leaders. angie goff and myself hosted the reception last night at the korean cultural center on massachusetts avenue. and that center is such a great resource of your entry into so many korean cultural activities. there are classes on education. music. art exhibits. language courses. it's right on massachusetts avenue between -- is it -- sheridan circle. >> dupont circle is --

let's talk about this rain. it's gone for the most part? >> it is. but it will be back tomorrow. i know, we just keep repeating ourselves every single day this week. >> have your umbrella. gray skies. >> and that's really the situation today. here's your wednesday weather outlook. the rain we have this morning, it's all pretty much gone but the roads are wet. i notice quite a few potholes out there. be careful as you're driving. the wet roads are pretty much going to be there all day. sprinkles through the day if you're exercising. car wash, though, wait until friday. that's when we finally have the sun back in the forecast. a lot of the rain has moved out. maybe a few sprinkles around. south of the district mainly. a lot of moisture around the southeast. so, we have quite a bit of a break here before we get more rain late tonight and into the day tomorrow. just don't put away the umbrellas just yet. we're going to stay gray and rainy.

about the upper 50s. a cool morning to walk the dog. or if you're looking for a dog to walk, we have kobe here available for adoption at the humane alliance. by noon, cloudy with sprinkles, mid-50s. 5:00 p.m., chance of showers increase. then through the night, that's when rain really increases. future weather, 11:00 p.m. more steady rain overnight. morning commute tomorrow. we expect more rain through the afternoon. scattered showers and storms. by friday, we're starting to dry out, see more sunshine. one more day of rain, have the umbrella tomorrow. salted, breezy 77, starting offer your week. saturday dry, late showers, low 80s. sunday doesn't look like a washout but we still have the rain chance. better than what we've seen. let's check the commute with melissa mollet. good morning. >> good morning, sending the chopper over to clemson here. that multicar crash we've been lk

the ramp might be shut down. d.c. 95 southbound, the ramp, 11th street bridge, brand-new crash there. everything has moved to both shoulders that is good. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, that is good. new hampshire avenue, trying to get more information on a viewer who reported that crash this morning. 75 here in presidefrederick, nen road, still have all lanes blocked here. target data breach. you may have been one of the victims. now there is a settlement for inconveniencing customers. a look at how much local money is being handed out. plus, the countdown to summer series is on. if you're ready to fire up the grill this weekend. take a look at the list of the best picks that could save you time and money. and saactor michael keaton on "tom went to washington

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only on news4, a change is coming to metro's silver line. a story that's getting a lot of attention on social media. and what it means for your commute. showers are moving on. the all important holiday forecast is in our sight. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. still have a little bit more rain to contend with. the rain is now coming to an end across most of our region. >> storm team 4 monitoring a very active radar at this hour. we're always looking ahead to help you plan your memorial day weekend. chuck and sheena, what do you expect? >> you know what, there's somebody mowing the grass behind us. for some reason, they know when we're on because they're nice enough to stop. >> a job well done, thank you, sir. cloudy skies overhead this morning. most of the rain is pulling on out. won't need the umbrella in the short term. rain comes back in much later on today. we're in the 50

upper 60s and low 70s. based on the skycam anyway, we might be able to see a peek or two of sunshine during the morning hours. but again, 60% chance you're going to get rained on. >> i see nothing but clouds right now. the sun is over there. >> it's like a thin spot on the back of your head. just a few thin spots. back to you. >> all right. you can see how they're showing us how the rain has stopped here this morning in a lot of areas. so that's great. chopper 4 over 50. and the beltway showing a pretty easy looking morning. 285 southbound, ramps inbound, 11th street bridge. the crash on the shoulder. we also have response now on the right side of the roadway. as we zoom out and take a look at the main routes into town, out of town, no huge worries, that is good. silver line delays to vienna and franconia. travel times 270 is okay. top of the beltway, normal

66, no big worries there. remember to listen to wtop 105 fm when you hop in your car. 6:32, now back to the terror in manchester, we learned that three more people have been arrested after police conducted raids after monday's deadly bombing. it's not clear how they're connect to the attack which killed 22 people at an ariana grande concert. police have arrested the 23-year-old brother of the suspect salman abedi. >> they're trying to figure out if he helped abedi carry out the attack. he was known to officials and his own family had tipped him off to some suspicious behavior. and he received terrorist training in the last four years. a live picture here at northwest washington outside of the british embassy. >> 8 year saffie roussos is the youngest

she was at the concert with her mother and sister still being treated at the hospital. another identified victim is 18-year-olds georgena callander. >> and john atkinson his family described hip as a true friend. >> and olivia campbell. her mother said while her friend was okay, olivia's body was later found. now, taking a look at your other top stories, president trump leaves italy for brussels in a couple of hours. he met with several people this morning including the pope. they exchanged gifts. the vatican said they discussed health care, education and helping immigrants. two people are now facing charges after a child shot and killed himself, a 4-year-old found a loaded gun at his babysitter's news orange county last week. the babysitter and her boyfriend were both

neglect and endangerment. lawyers say two officers were justified when they shot a man in prince george's county. officers said luis torres-molina pointed a bb gun at him during a chase at a park. they shot him multiple times, torres-molina is in jail this morning. metro is bringing a new train to its silver line. news4's transportation reporter adam tuss is live at metro station. adam will discuss when you'll see the new trains, adam. >> reporter: good morning, inside the tysons station here. these new trains will be coming on line. let me show you why this is a big deal. take a look at the silver line. where it runs all the way through the center, core of the district and out through central virginia. all of these people are going to be seeing the new railcars. of course, the00

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>> announcer: and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> we had the rain earlier this morning but that has pretty much left the area. cloudy skies now. 58 degrees. maybe a few sprinkles around. but all of that rain has really moved off. locally, though, we're drying out. some sprinkles around the area but the roads are wet. keep that in mind as you're commuting. let's check the roads, good morning, melissa. >> getting the rain out of the way. southbound gw parkway after the key bridge had two different crashes. one blocks the left lane. the other blocks the right lane. just hearing in my ear, a brand-new problem in the outer loop of the beltway. we'll take a look at that. details coming up.

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another attack could be imminent. the changes made this morning. a local drummer was just steps from the explosion. >> when i first heard it, my heart just jumped. i said, oh, my goodness. >> the exclusive interview with his family and what's next for the band. meeting the pope. president trump's visit to the vatican. the gift he delivered to the pontiff. politics and murder. the parents of a dnc staffer go public about conspiracy theories surrounding their son's death. 15 before the hour now, this morning, the world is standing with england. and the people of manchester. >> children were killed in a suicide bombing at an ariana grande concert. isis said it was behind

attack. overnight, landmarks all around the world went dark in a sign of solidarity. here's a live look at a weather by the british embassy. the empire state building, the eiffel tower and the colosseum in roam, all put down the lights. >> and three more people were just arrested in connection with the attack. raids are happening right now, and britain's terror threat has been raised to it's highest category. the prime minister warning another attack could be imminent. intelligence fashion agenci still working to figure out whether the suicide bomber was working alone. his name was salman abedi. we know the 22-year-old had been on the radar of intelligence agencies in the past. >> we continue with the local connection to the attack. >> news4's justin finch is live at the british embassy in northwest washington this morning. on a man from the area who had just left the stage when attack happened. justin.

>> reporter: good morning, eun. kenneth spears says he feels blessed to know his son aaron is okay but his heart goes out to the families and loved ones of those manchester victims and survivors. all the way to prince george's county, spears said he got the call from his son aaron that he is okay. aaron is a drummer for ariana grande's band. he also said he was just leaving the scene with ariana and the band when that blast occurred. on instagram aaron says even more, he says he's devastated by the loss of life there. he heard the panic of the crowd in trying to run for their lives. and he's also impressed here that some of the dead appear to be young fans of ariana, and back at home, his father said he's looking forward to seeing his son again. >> my heart just

worst kind of nightmare. >> reporter: what's the first thing you're going to do when you see him face-to-face? >> i'm going to hug him. i'm definitely going to hug him. we're very close. >> reporter: here at the embassy, a small but growing tribute here. on a phone call, aaron did say that he and ariana and the band are still processing what happened here. they're going to decide at some point, how to move forward with this tour given this tragedy. back to you. the attack is raising concerns about so-called soft targets. >> monday's attack happened at the manchester arena. a venue that holds about 21,000 people for concerts and sport events. and it's raising concerns about venues like that here in the u.s. especially as we head into eye abysscy summer season and memorial day weekend. >> angie goff is live at the live desk with more. >> as you mentioned, both elected leaders and city

is no credible threat heading into the weekend. but that being said, we did speak to d.c. police chief peter newsham. he told us the best way to stop the attacks is do catch the people before they strike. >> best way to stop these terrorist-type incidents before they happen, if you see something suspicious, it could be a friend, it could be a family member, it could be a co-worker, if you see something suspicious, let law enforcement know so they can follow up on it. >> so, again, no credible threat. going on in the weekend in the area. but remember to be vigilant whenever you're spending the holiday weekend. and emphasize what the police chief just said, if you see something, say something. >> angie goff, thank you. you can find the latest developments out of manchester, no matter where you are, you can download the nbc washington app for free if your smartphone's app store. 11 before the hour. develops this morning -- for the first time, for

former cia director john brennan is acknowledging his concerns that the trump campaign witnessingly or unwittingly cooperated with russian operatives. >> i encountered and only aware of information and intelligence that reveal contacts and interactions between russians officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign. >> still, brennan who left the cia in january, says he saw no proof of collusion. the white house released a statement arguing, quote, despite a year of investigation, there is still no evidence of any collusion. brennan also detailed how he personally warned the head of russia's intelligence agency last year, about how its "quote, brazen interference would back fire. the parents of murders democratic national committee staffer seth rich are calling their son's death a nightmare. they wrote an op-ed in yesterday's "

asking people to stop, quote, politicizing their son's murder. mar? and joel rich said they haven't had time to mourn their son's death because they're too busy responding to questions about conspiracy theories. including whether their son gave e-mails to wikileaks. they called the theory baseless and unspeakable cruel. fox news retracted the story on rich yesterday. and the network said that will continue to follow the story. >> we're following stories on 95. >> with melissa mollet. what's going on? >> we just did get a camera on it before rescue crews arrived. just behind this. 395 south, just before you hit the beltway. this, no doubt, is going to cause real issues for folks if you're headed to the beltway. chopper 4 over the outer loop after connecticut avenue. that crash on the side of the roadway. spun around. ta a

most of that is out of the way. it was very green on our radar this morning. so looking much better now. southbound gw parkway after the key bridge. two different crashes. one blocking the left lane. the other blocking the right lane this morning. remember this one, surratts road between frank tippett and branch. we still have that crash. frederick county, 75 at new london road. all lanes are still blocked there. no big issues on 66 right now or 95. 95 northbound near quantico looks slow. take a look at these travel tiles. 270 south is looking pretty normal. top of the beltway the chopper just showed us. 66 inbound and 95 looking normal as you're approaching quantitiesicco is the slow spot. remember to listen to wtop 105 had you hop in the car. >> always have it on wtop when i'm not near my

we have cloudy skies, but the sun is brightening up from time to time. pretty much all clouds and cool. tomorrow, rain and thunderstorms a likelihood. friday, finally a little sunshine. a little chance for rain late in the day. cloudy, 58, rain is done here in washington for the time being. many dry hours of weather ahead of us. cloudy skies, yet not much of a rain threat. a sliver or two of sunshine can't be ruled out no more than a sprinkle or two out there at this point. temperaturewise, upper 60s and low 70s. again, don't plan in much in the way of sunshine. going to the nats game, nats and the mariners, a big 10-1 win last night. tonight, a delay maybe a possibility. memorial day weekend, i know a lot of people are beach bound. i know sheena parveen is one of th

we all hope for the sunshine, the good news as we end the week, that's what we're going to get, sunshine. making an appearance just in time for your memorial day weekend. if you're heading to cape may, if you're heading into new jersey, the shore there, the beach forecast looking at 72, sunny on saturday with late day showers. monday not looking too bad. sunshine, if you're heading to rehoboth beach, 73, showers sunday and monday. ocean city, very similar. sunday and monday, looking at the showers. down in virginia beach, close to the 80 degree mark. the big thing for memorial day weekend, rolling thunder. looks like pretty good weather for rolling thunder. next coming of days, off and on, rain chances of no washout its.. finally warming up as we get into middle of next week. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. this could be the best weekend to plan a road trip.

memorial day, gas prices are 20% cheaper than the annual average going back to 2005. prices are in fact so slow it's only been cheaper to fill your dank in four of those years, 2016 and 2005. the investment group said this is notable because it's a year when they're normally the strongest. that's the cnbc business report. i'm landen dowdy. >> here are four things to know where before you head out the door this morning. three more people have been arrested in connection with the deadly terror attack at the manchester arena. police have also arrested the suspected suicide bomber's brother. the "today" show will have the latest live from manchester in just a few minutes. in about an hour, president trump will depart italy for belgium, that will be the fifth country he's visited in his trip abroad. already he's met with italy's prime minister and the pope.

and the d.c. police department, on the missing, teens in our area, on the nbc washington app. and two 7000 railcars will begin on the rail line. you can follow adam tuss on twitter for more details he broke his morning. big problem in virginia, 395 southbound before the beltway. take a look at this. looks like the ramp is shutdown. we have an overturned vehicle there this morning. chopper 4, out at connecticut, still seeing slowdowns there. and the roads are still wet this morning, melissa. but the good news is, the rain is not falling but a cloudy day with a few sprinkles around. rain moves in late this evening and overnight. showers for the day keep the umbrella around. look ahead for the weekend, we have sunshine finally in time for the holiday weekend. >> yes. >> thank you, sheena. that is the broadcast this morning. thank yoor

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