wind and rain whipping things up. could make for a tricky start to the weekend for those of you kicking things off early this morning. it is 5:00 a.m. right now. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. you can see how much of our area is seeing rain from the storm team 4 forecast. look at all of that rain. >> we will get a look at how the interstates are doing with the rain with melissa and justin finch. let's start with chuck and lauren to see just what we're dealing with from the meteorological production. >> you're sharing an umbrella this time? >> we are. >> i'm a good sharon er. >> the rain is tapering off a little bit. light around here now. >> nothing too bad just yet. >> look at that. >> keep your umbrella. there's a lot of big drops falling off the leaves over our head.

there's a now. temperatures mid 50s now. low to mid 70s now. nats ballpark. play at noon today. move the game up. there will be a chance for a delay or thunderstorm but i think moving the game up probably helped their chances of keeping dry. what about the rest of the dry weather over the holiday weekend? well, let's just say we're focused on the good news for friday, melissa. >> i am focused on the good news for friday as well. northbound route 1, tractor-trailer stopped in the right lane. warning for there. leesburg, west 57, lanes block because of the crash. southbound 95 before 639, right lane gets by with tractor-trailer crash. inner loop, two left lanes getting by. inner loop, outer loop

let's continue our teen coverage of this morning's commute. what do you think? >> reporter: un, good morning. we're in the bowie area. you can see not quite -- not quite as heavy a rainfall, rather, as we saw earlier this morning. it's kind of let up a bit. what i can tell you out here is the road is definitely wet. been raining for quite some time now. you won't find any dry spots out there on the road if any at all. more of a reason to take it easy as you are driving out here on the roads. we can tell you on the beltway saw lots of wet pachts, lots of back splash hitting us with cars ahead of us. you will want to perhaps as the day wears on build time in your schedule as the traffic picks up. it could make for a risky combination if you are n

if you're headed out of town for memorial day, timing is going to be everything. to avoid sitting in traffic today's rain could also play a big factor in your travel plans. today and tomorrow you'll want to leave before 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning to avoid traffic or wait until late at night. saturday you'll want to leave even earlier than that, around 7:00 a.m. or after 5:00 p.m. we'll have a link on vdot's maps. newspapers in montana are pulling endorsements for greg gianforte this morning as he was cited for assault. >> a guardian reporter said he body slammed him to the ground. news 4's erika gonzalez is live with new audio. >> the big things

>> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last time you came in you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. >> jesus. >> get the hell out of here. are you with the guardian? >> yes, you just broke my glasses. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you'd like me to get the hell out of here, i'd also like to call the police. >> ben jacobs claims he was roughed up after he asked about health care. he's the republican nominee for a house seat in montana. a spokesperson says he crashed an

they say they are deeply appalled by how our reporter was treated in the course of doing his job as a journalist. time is 5:05. now your investigation into the deadly bombing in manchester, england. two more people arrested with monday's attack that killed 22 people. so far 8 people have been arrested including two of the suspect's brothers and father. also this morning more evidence that the 22 bomber was part of a wider terror network. they say he used a sophisticated backpack bomb. new security pictures show him carrying that backpack. explosive is the same kind of bomb he used in the deadly attack in paris and brussels. right now president trump is in brussels meeting with the leadership of the european union, but he could be in the middle of a tense

nato leade earlier today. and british prime minister theresa may will raise concerns after evidence of the manchester attack being leaked. they say they were furious when showing pictures appeared npt "new york times." the latest analysis of the house health care bill. what it could mean for you coming up. >> detectives say sophia was last seen yesterday at her home. before she went missing she appeared to be experiencing some type of emotional distress. call police if you know where she is. today is national missing children's day and d.c.'s mayor is trying to change misconceptions about missing teens. for months we've been telli

reports on social media claiming there is a spike in the number of missing kids in d.c. the majority of them missing are rub away teens who return home for days. mayor muriel bowser will open a center for drop in is. after looking at these next pictures you can almost bet somebody's going to be on the phone with their insurance company today. this is a brick wall that apparently seemed to crumble. pictures from the montgomery county fire spokesperson, this is in beltsville. some sort of wall on a commercial building that seemed to collapse on these two cars. thankfully no injuries reported but just a mess and a lot of people thankful that wasn't their car. back over to you.

stop budget cuts. there are growing concerns. a big controversy in prince george's county as leaders work to approve the county budget. the proposed budget for schools is $90 million less than the school board's plan. teachers protested. they're worried about losing funding for the student breakfast program and a new pilot program for students who had disciplinary problems. raises are already on the line. >> i've seen my colleagues and get more money. >> i've seen a lot of changes come through the system but this is probably the worst. >> the teacher's union president questioned how the district can keep teachers are looking for. and as the student and

wrap up the school year, there are big plans to modernize their school building. this morning mayor muriel bowser will kick off a $47 million mod derization project. it calls for an eco friend lip computer lab. for the fourth day in a row, you might want to grab it and maybe the big one. >> keep it with you. we have rain showers out there right now. they're going to stop and talk this afternoon. you usually see them in the ocean, but the potomac? where dolphins have apparently been spotted. come on, doll fips and the potomac job

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i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. more than 150 phones under evacuation order because of this wild fire. this is in washington state. that's near a hiking and skiing area. it's getting real close to a lot of homes and electrical wires. the wind is making this very difficult to fight. from the live desk i'm erika gonzalez. 5:12. your time for

>> lauren rickets, tell us if we're going to see any sun. >> maybe a little bit today. keep your fingers crossed. the showers start to taper off. more showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon. how's your memorial day weekend shaping up? we also have some rain in the forecast. chuck will be talking about that. coming up in a few minutes. let's talk about traffic with melissa mollet. >> live picture from justin finch's camera behind us. on 301. you can see it's dreary and drizzly. northbound at 270 near 370, crash blocking the roadway there. thank you, melissa. the investigation into a missing uber driver has led police to our area. this is marleau medina chefez.

saturday. two people have been arrested for stealing his car and using his credit cards. the thief is still missing. a mother on the verge of deportation hopes a pardon by virginia governor terry mccall live. she was arrested for driving without a license and she was turned over to ic e. >> they're focusing on criminal aliens, as they call them, immigrants of criminal conviction and then we see that they paint people like lilliali. >> a spokeswoman for ic e. says ms. cruise mendez can be deported even without any criminal convictions. she came

and was arrested by border patrol agents. she received two deferrals. officers are looking into what's called the gulf war syndrome. symptoms may include joint pain, trouble with mood, cognition or a lot of fatigue. while the symptoms are known, the cause remains a mystery. >> we're even looking for people that went to the gulf war in 1990, 1991 and don't have any symptoms. we're trying to see what's different about them. what reaction or change in their blood is different from those that actually have the syndrome. >> according to the national academy of sciences 250,000 soldiers suffer from this. today we will get an idea how many hurricanes might hit the united states this season. this is important if you know anyone down in those high-risk areas along the t.

administration puts out predictions. hurricane season starts next week, june 1st. our local forecast in a couple of seconds. we should tell you they are a lot closer than you might think. hundreds of dolphins live in the potomac river. >> what? >> and the chesapeake bay. who knew? scientists trying to figure out why they come here. janetman is studying the doll fence. >> you know how much i love pab d pandas. >> dolphins, too. >> you know this about me. i love dolphins. the fact that i could see them, i might have to sit out and look into the potomac and check it out. >> wow. it's almost 16, 17 after the hour. 58 degrees at the end of may here. >> what is going on, chuckbe

>> we're just caught in a very unsettled weather pattern around here. much like last year. may of last year, record number 17 consecutive days with measured rainfall last may. that was an all-time record for washington. this may, though not that rainy, hasn't been much better. clouds and rain, maybe some thunderstorms this afternoon. tomorrow finally sunshine, real sunshine coming our way tomorrow. there will be an isolated chance of a shower but that will be the nicest day we've seen in quite some time. saturday dry and likely to end wet. right now storm team 4 radar shows light to moderate rain from frederick, maryland, to leesburg. blu-ray and washington, virginia, getting rained on this morning. our high resolution model brings

rain in and out of here between now and 7:00 in the morning. coffee break time, still mostly clouded. the latest update shows there might be some more storms after 3, 4:00. keep the umbrella handy. 75 today with a 100% chance you're going to get rained on. you're listening to me, you're probably ready to step out into the rain this morning. saturday, again, wet finish. sunday i'll have your specific forecast coming up. looks pretty good, melissa mollet. >> taking a look, outer loop at braddock road. they are on the screen because of that problem. ve

they're working the windshield wipers here this morning. northbound 270, 370 crash is not showing any other issues. all of this rain that green moving through the area. guys, i just pild water all over myself. >> i don't think you can see it. >> just the start of a lovely thursday. >> spilled water is fine. >> we don't want to break it? >> oh, my gosh. this is how we create problems. we're not wishing for that. aaron would pass out, melissa. >> he would. he would. eun would come deliver the baby. >> okay, next. >> that's right. that's right. i'm here for you, working for you, melissa. >> look at these babies. a virginia couple who's been trying to have children for 17 years now have six! the mother gave birth to the babies earlier

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right now at 5:30, a wet start to your day. fighting back against hate. university of maryland has a new action plan days after a murder on campus. her story made news across the country. now we're hearing from the principal who banned a pregnant teenager from her graduation. "news 4 today" starts now. good morning. thanks for joining be us early on this thursday. we're working to get you out the door with everything you need to know. >> you may want to leave yourself extra time. we have team coverage ahead of your rainy commute starting with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and lauren rickets outside enjoying the elements. >> yeah. we have the big umbrella up and covered in the raincoat. >> as we walk outside it started coming down qu

definitely impact you morning commute. i keep thinking it's friday. we're in the mid to upper 50s. afternoon highs make it into the low, perhaps mid 70s. you may see a little sunshine around lunch hour into the early parts of the afternoon. then thunderstorm chances coming after that. what about rolling thunder. one of my favorite events. fortunately we have a pretty solid chance for rain, most of it coming in the afternoon. i couldn't rule out a sure coming as early as sunday afternoon. not perfect weather for that. another way to help stay ahead of the weather is to have your nbc washington app downloaded. you can track the rain drops as they move into and hopefully soon out of your neighborhoods. melissa mollet, i'm going to bring my app back inside. >> yes, i think you should do that. i'm not going to touch that. outer loop ramp northbound 395.

in frederick, 340 at mount zion road, accident reported there. taking a live look. come on, picture. there you go. we do have a crash northbound on the right side of the roadway. not seeing any big slowdowns there. ramp to 95. tractor-trailer stopped in the right lane. remember southbound on 95 we have the right lane getting by the tractor-trailer crash. all of the green showing you where we have rain falling across the area. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. today's rain could cause a problem. news 4's justin finch is heading towards the beltway. justin, how is it looking? >> hey, good morning. on the beltway right now we just got hit with a blast of rain. the effects can be seen right now on the roads here. a lot more slick than we saw earlier out here. a lot of back splash as well. you see at one point from cent a

point just beyond it, that rain just began to come down out here. we saw lots of cars hitting their brakes, cars that have been speeding out here which is dangerous to do in weather like this, to go well beyond the speed limit plus the wet pavement. you are asking for trouble. asking all drivers to slow down, even though the rain does not seem heavy, we have very, very wet conditions, conditions you want to be careful on as the rain and rush hour are set to meet for the next two hours. back in to you. >> justin, thank you. 5:33 now. erika gonzalez is following a train collision. >> reporter: it's a train incident at the amtrak rail yard on 9th street in northeast. these are a few pictures they tweeted out overnight. this apparently involving two train engines. they said

impact and only one person transported to the hospital with minor injuries. again, a few pictures showing you apparently some sort of a small collision, maybe a bump between two trains at the amtrak rail yard off of ninth street in northeast. these pictures courtesy of the live desk. 5:34. here are some of our top stories today. the hunt is on in england for whoever made the bomb responsible for killing 22 people on monday. overnight police arrested two more penal in connection with the attack. so far eight people have been arrested including two of the suspect's brothers and his father. u.s. officials believe it was part of a wider terror network. president trump meeting with leaders in brussels. things could get testy. plus, news 4's tracie pots has more on a new analysis that you can be

health care plans. >> i am sick and tired of you guys. the last time you -- >> the guardian says this is audio of a candidate for congressman body slamming a reporter. gianforte body slammed a reporter. trouble as they work to approve the budget today. the proposed budget for schools is $90 million less than the school board's plan. teachers are worried about losing funding for the student breakfast program and a new pilot program for students who have problem. news 4's darcy spencer is coming up with what's on the line? >> they're launching an action plan to protect students. effective im

diversity and inclusion. there is a rapid response team. symbols of hate will not be tolerated at any sporting events. the president wants to strengthen intercollegiate athletic policies, to remove violators from venues. also new a task force or campus bias -- campus safety on this campus. students, staff and faculty will dissect procedures. dr. lowe ask that the review engages the difficult issues at the intersection of free speech, hate speech and he promises to take action. this comes on the heels of a stabbing incident on bowie state campus. yesterday hundreds o

carried flowers where they walked to the bus stop where the student was stabbed to death. president wallace lowe was among the mourners. we have an update from a maryland christian school to not allow a pregnant high school senior to walk at graduation. earlier this week we told you about maddie runkles. she has a 4.0 gpa and was student council president. they suspended her and told her she could not walk. they say she broke the student pledge. >> when madie chose to violate that standard, we had to take action. >> maddie will still receive her diploma. a

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you're watching "news 4 today." 5:41. grief counselors will be at a prince george's county high school. students and staff are devastated at the loss of a 17-year-old sophomore. he was driving home tuesday night from his job at a pizza parlor where he slammed into a tree. the roads were wet but prince george's county say they are looking into the exact cause of that crash. whether or not you and your family survive a bad car accident could have a lot to do with what kind of car you're driving. we're working for you with a list of the safest cars, audi a-6, toyota tacoma,

cherokee, and mazda cx-9. it found smaller cars including smart cars have the highest crash death rate. fitness tracker trouble. the wrist band you wear to monitor your exercise could be deceiving you. why you may want to take a closer look at your results coming up. the prince george's county budget going on today. why are teachers protesting? i'll have a live report. >> still dealing with the rain showers out there. we'll be dealing with them for some time. we will get a little bit of a break. we're going to time it out hour by hour. and a couple of problems on the beltway, inner loop at little river turnpike, crash on the right shoulder. outer loop ramp to northboun d

me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump,

whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

right now at 5:45, bubbling get battles. teachers protesting ahead of a major vote. the cut backs it could cause in your child's classroom. new overnight, president trump meeting with europe's top leaders. the latest from his foreign trip and new concerns over his health care plan at home. and we've got some rain out there, but the end is in sight. we're going to start to see it clear out of here as we go through the midday. again, heavier rain showers out here as well. another round of rain expected this afternoon. chuck will time it out for you. "news 4 today" starts now. >> stop the budget cuts. teachers, students, parents protest a growing controversy in prince george's county. they're taking a stand at a

>> we have how this will impact you and your family. darcy? >> reporter: good morning. yeah. we're here at high point high school in the beltsville area. this is a school where there was a protest yesterday. the proposed budget for the county has a 2% increase in education spending but that's 90 million fewer dollars than what the school board has asked for. critics are calling that a huge budget cut. one of the items on the chopping block is a program meant be for students with disciplinary problems. students are saying it's programs like that helping to increase the graduation rate. >> i've seen my colleagues leave and go to other counties because they can make more money in other counties. >> reporter: that budget is expected to be voted on lat

today. coming up in the next hour how this could impact keeping good teachers here in prince george's county. darcy, thank you. >> reporter: good morning. former president barack obama in berlin this morning. live pictures we're showing you. he around german chancellor angela merkel discussing democracy and global responsibility. this is at a protestant conference marking the 500th anniversary of the reformation. it's expected to draw as many as 100,000 people. later today the chancellor will meet with the current president donald trump in brussels. right now president trump is in brussels. he just left a meeting with the leaders of the european union. all eyes will be on the meeting with the new group.

her concerns after evidence that the manchester attack was leaked. they say u.k. officials were furious when pictures showed up in "the new york times." news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. the cbo estimates 23 million people could be uninsured during this plan. what are some take aways? >> reporter: first of all, keep in mind this analysis is coming up three weeks after it's not a done deal. 23 million uninsured is slightly below what the estimate was. people with pre-existing conditions, the president promised to protect them, make sure they had insurance, but this analysis

the insurance will be affordable. americans with higher insurance and those essential health benefits, emergency rooms, lings like that, that may not be covered. live on capitol hill. thank you. washington lobbyist jack boerk man, republican national committee and shawn hannity to put up $105,000 of seth rich. he was shot and killed near his home. berkman put up 100,000 of his information. the goal is to get it to $1 million. his death has led to several conspiracy theories. if you are struggling to find ways to keep your kids busy this summer, the district has some options. today mayor

opening up the summer. you can see summit and festival. there will be more recommendations at rose dale. >> remember when you used to play outside. remember those days? >> do kids still do that? >> i don't think so. >> survey says -- >> i wish that kids would play more outside. that's where all the fun is. >> not the best outdoor day today. you get a pass for the morning. you might see a peek or two of sunshine. this is what people want to see, the beach. a lot of people headed to the coast line. saturday down to ocean city to rehoboth, pretty good. probably dryer there than

our rain chances for sunday and monday up. 60% of rain at the beach sunday, 40% monday. today we have a chance of a strong thunderstorm or two. marginal. one or two strong thunderstorms possible this afternoon. here this morning, cloudy, wet and rainy. 58 degrees with a stiff east breeze. averaging 15 to 20 miles per hour. this whole area of moderate range will come to an end. drying out towards roanoke. this will end towards 9:00 or 10:00. peaks of sunshine also possible before the afternoon thunderstorm chance is up. here's future weather carrying the pockets of rain out of here by 8:30 or 9:00. cloudy and then peaks of sunshine. after

we got into the evening. hers here's a look at the five day forecast, 75 today, 77 tomorrow, most are dry tomorrow. look for pace and then for sast and sunday, though not a closer. take a look at what's happening around town. inner loop at little river, crash on the shoulder. rest of the beltway is here. outer loop the ramp to northbound 395, disabled vehicle there in the middle of the ramp. eastbound braddock, flooding there. 120 ciaa, slow down in travel time. top of the beltway, no major problems. 66 and 95, a

we have all of this rain that we're dealing with. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop into your car. today hundreds of people have a chance for a fresh start and clean criminal record. people with non-violent convictions can work with lawyers. it's from noon until 4:00. you want to arrive early. hundreds of people were turned away because they were at capacity. good morning. i'm susan li at cnbc headquarters. amazon hitting the big apple is opening a bricks and mortar sale. the store is in columbus books. the covers will face outward. there's also a you might like

also section. ironic, there used to be a borders bookstore there in the same spot. i'm susan li. >> thank you, susan. that fitness tracker you spent a lot of money on, that may not be working as promised. they had dozens of follow lvoluo wear the devices. samsung 2 was the least accurate. you can see how your fitness tracker stacks up in our nbc washington app. for the first time in months you can use that fitness tracker on one of the most popular trails in our area. the 18 mile mount vernon trail got a major upgrade. the path is wider and smoother. they'll look at more changes to come.

county. they're goingo push the start time of school forward by 15 minutes. >> the new schedules will take place this fall. the change allows bus drivers to make additional runs reducing pressure from a bus driver short taj. you're always rushed. >> run out of time. there's a pair of best friends who have a new keep sake as they graduate from high school. >> students at stafford high school were pleasantly surprised to see a classmate's service doing in the picture. andr andrew has a dog. they gave him his own student i.d. >> little bandana going. >> and of course a spot next to andrew. that is too cute. >> did you ever picture, really? >> i hope he gets some dog treats for all of

the most popular students in the school there. >> i love it. >> no surprise on the point. new this morning, a joker look alike. arrested. ahead at 6:00, the crime that he's accused of that is no laughing matter. naur naur. plus, it's the audio clip that's trending nationwide. a man running of congress accused of attacking a reporter. new details in as voters prepare to head to the polls for just hours. >> we are still keeping our eyes on the roads for your commute. team coverage on tshi

right now on your thursday, a wet start to the day. a live look at the roads near your home. >> sick and tired of you guys. >> and new this morning, a congressional candidate facing charges after alleged attack on a reporter hours before voters head to the polls. plus, evidence leaked from the manchester bombing. why brittain's top leaders are taking their concerns to president trump. "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. t

manchester, england, this morning. right now all across the united kingdom there is a moment of silence taking place. people you see here in these live interviews are honoring the 22 people who died in the attacks. >> police believe the bomber was working with a network of people. several of the victims of the blast were children. >> much more on that story comi coming. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. take a look at the storm team 4. grab your umbrella, galoshes, maybe raincoat. it's raining all night and there is more on the way. >> news 4 has you covered. we will check on the roads with melissa mollet and justin finch. >> first, the storm team 4 forecast with chuck bell and lauren rickets who are braving the elements outside. >> big umbrella. >> i like standing this close