is more than $34,000. that is nearly $4,000 higher than last year. the price for a used car about $20,000. aaa recommends sticking to the 20/40/10 rule. put 20% down, limit the lone to 4 years and cap it to no more than 10% of the income. >> no. right now on "news 4 today," your back to work weather and it includes some showers. what to know before you head out the door to start this shortened work week. and from holiday travels to your daily commute, after these beach backups, looking for you to show you how your rooblg -- we're hearing from bryce harper about the fight

punishment he could face. good morning, everybody. it is 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. working to get you out the door. >> wtop jack taylor in with a look at the commute. we'll start with storm team 4 and the forecast with chuck bell and lauren rickets. good morning, guys. >> good morning. nice day yesterday. turned out to be a beautiful memorial day. >> perfect afternoon for some backyard bar be kuhling. first thing this morning, would he have seen a little light rain across parts of southern maryland, a couple of sprinkles here. nothing heavy out there just yet. temperatures in the mid 60s. you will see sunshine from time to time. thunderstorm chances go up, up,

temporary fewer treerature tren. let's go over to jack taylor. >> thank you, sir. we had police activity on cleveland parkway. at one point everything was cleared off once again. made for a little bit of an issue. the beltway's pretty quiet. of to a decent start, there was no work to contend with. everything in virginia, 95, 66 out in centerville, everything is clear. everything stays green for now. let's see how long that lasts. back to you. >> jack, thank you. traffic has eased up on the bay bridge after thousands of people headed home from a memorial day week end at the beach. live look for you here.

not too much. a very different story how. traffic on the bay bridge stads steady for hours. same story on 95 in virginia. bumper to bumper. we caught up with several parents at a res stopped letting kids out. they had a pretty good time. 5:03. one man is dead and seven others are hurt when shots rang out on saturday. now a second shooting yesterday near the same spot has the community on edge. >> and despite some arrests, there is renewed call for changes to curb this violence. news 4's justin finch is live this morning in northwest with a look at what's being done now. justin, good morning. >>

goose mabs there is talk of a neighbor md heating and to safety walk. something has got to change. i want to take you to the video from the shooting scene. news 4 camera rolling as several men were being seen taken into handcuffs. this was minutes after the shooting in the cue street northwest area. more than 20 shell casings on the scene. d.c. police got several 911 calls in the area of hanover place. they did find at least one weapon, no injuries reported at this time. this comes days after atd people were shot at a nearby apartment complex. this happened at about 1:00 a.m. on q street northwest. allmendinger nonjones was killed in that shooting. bradley tomorrow mace s thomas e

shootings have been a wake-up call. >> people are often unconcerned as long as it's happening in the next block. when it happens in their block, they want immediate action. >> reporter: and the commissioner says this is why allmendinger nonjones leaves behind a 10-year-old daughter. memorial standing in his memory. they're saying to come forward and for the shooter to turn themselves in. >> justin finch. thank you. this happened on swan road. police say they went to check on a call about disorderly conduct before 6:30 last night. no arrests have been made. >> new information on the beating and stabbing death of a man at a silver spring motel.

two people will appear in court. montgomery county police believe this started when the murder victim and his friend robbed a group. ortiz and cox were among a small group that later returned to the hotel to demand back their belongings and that's when police say he was beaten and stabbed. >> breaking news about the former leader of panama. >> manuel noriega died sunday. he spent his

prison. >> this was the scene in manchester, england. people stood in silence to mark the exact time the attack started. 22 people were killed. meanwhile, police released a new image of the bomber. they are asking people to come forward with any information they have. they maintained this video of him in a hoodie. >> family and friends are remembering a navy s.e.a.l. who died after his parachute failed to deploy in a jump. officials have identified the jumper as 27-year-old remington peters of colorado. he was a member of the leap frogs demonstration team with the navy s.e.a.l.s and had more than 90

authorities are investigating why his parachute did not open on sunday. he died after falling into the hudson river. the demonstration part of fleet week in new york. president trump marked his first memorial day as president by visiting arlington national cemetery. this is part of the national ceremony by laying the wreath at arlington national cemetery. the white house is dealing with the russia investigation. how is your message? >> a second democrat could be closer to jumping into the race. benjamin gellus will

gellus worked for bernie sanders last year. one other democrat has officially entered the race. technology entrepreneur, alec ross. today marks two weeks and they took advantage of yesterday's holidaholiday. walked into the chur's familiar pa laid. to learn how they stand on the key issues, you can go to the nbc washington app and serve virginia governor. >> het met off and fists out. a lot of people talking about how bryce harper charged the mound and if he was out of line. trey traded punches near the end of the game. it was an all out fit. >> not only

the big question, of course, who's going to be suspended for how long? what's going to be the penalty? this all started when strik land threw a 98-mile-an-hour ball at harper's hip. >> watch this. >> you see it rear. >> of course, harper dropped the bat. everybody pours out of the dugout at that point to hold their guy back. harper was ejected from the game, his hair was all messed up. nationals said that's what they had to do. >> baseball's a weapon. to be able to use that to his advanta advantage, that's what he wanted to do. you never want to get suspended. sometimes you have to go get them. >> it looked like it was intentional to me. what's a man supposed to do. he's not a punching bag. >> so the last time harper and strickland

three years ago in the playoffs. >> harper's hair looked fine there. harper has two home runs then. they say that had nothing to do with what happened yesterday. a lot of people say that hit was pay back for the two home runs in 2014. we'll see how it all shakes out. >> we'll see. 5:11. new this morning, stampede scare. what caused forces to run into crowds in the middle of it. a centennial celebration in honor of his hometown. hopefully everybody enjoyed the three-day remembrance. temperatures in the 60s. rain chances along the way with thunderstorms likely this afternoon. chuck's going to tim it out for e

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. will, not too bad out there. we have some fog. mainly north of the reej gone. few showers out there. little on the wet side. we could get wet as we go into the afternoon. chuck has the full forecast coming up with you in just a few minutes.

we had activity on the outbound key bridge. broken down vehicle on m street. shouldn't be causing much of a big delay. beware it's out there. back to you. 5:15. here are some of the top stories we're following this morning. a search is underway for a missing 4-year-old girl who was swept down a utah river. this happened in the provost river saturday afternoon. the girl's mother and 30-year-old man died after they jumped in to save the girl. they tried to resuscitate them but they were unflexible. you may remember when castile was shot during a traffic stop last year. his girlfriend captured the aftermath on facebook live. officer jeronimo yanez is charged about manslaughter.

suspicious. today the zoo is closed. the zoo said it was a freak accident. ♪ ♪ >> that was some of how john f kennedy was remembered on what would have been his 100th birthday. kennedy center opera house has musical performances and shows old footages. jfk was born on may 29th, 1917 in brook line, massachusetts. the kennedy center wasn't the only place celebrating his birthday. the u.s. postal service unveiled a

the forever stamp and in boston the jfk presidential library marked the occasion with the opening of a new exhibit. the event included a flyover from the u.s. navy. president kennedy served in the navy during world war ii. 5:17. big announcement could come from the supreme court regarding president trump's travel ban. this case could lead to a standoff between kneel gorsuch and the man who put him on the court, president trump. last week a federal appeals court held the block saying it was unconstitutional. seems that the current political climate is stressing a lot of people out. yoga and meditation coaches saying they're seeing increased enrollment and fewer dropouts since the inauguration. >> the american psychological

association says 20% of people had increased stress. now if you found yourself tossing and turning last night, a sound machine might be the answer to a better night's sleep. researchers at northwestern medicine said certain types of sound can help your sleep. pink noise is lower than white noise and includes sounds like music, water falls and ocean waves. researchers timed the noise at precise points that enhance deep sleep. participants who listened to noise performed 20% better on memory tests the next morning. i tried this white noise thing playing from your phone. >> a lot of parents use it for their babies to help them sleep through the night. >> annoying. too many things going on. this is not what people expected when they went to a meri

two ponies went wild. >> you can see the video, they ran into the proud. a parade outside of milwaukee. they were pulling a wagon when they started running down the street and into the crowd. organizers think the ponies may have been start ltd by fireworks. a 9-year-old boy and a woman in her 50s and a man in the 70s. >> wonder why there were fireworks at a parade. >> don't spook the horses. 5:19. >> little chance of fireworks of our own coming up later today. >> yes, indeed. >> stronger storms do exist for afternoon hours. keep your nbc washington app downloaded and ready to go. since it's a fuse morning on a shortened work week you're already thinking about next weekend. here's an early peek at the weekend forecast. saturday ligkely to have sho

saturday's likely to be the rainier of the two days this weekend but unfortunately have at least a chance for rain all the way through your saturday and sunday. no total washouts yet. we'll have to keep a close eye on your weekend forecast. right now we have a mostly cloudy sky in washington. 65. here upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. 59 in winchester. 67 warring ton. 60 degrees in gaithersburg and germanto germantown. plan out your day by 12, 12:30. a risk of showers and rumble or two of thunder. after 3:00, 4:00, some of these thunderstorms here by 6:30 in our future weather, these could be severe from frederick, maryland, leesburg, i-66 corridor west of town. just know that there is an opportunity for stronger storms coming our way later today. right now a lonely sprinkle or two down across southern maryland. that is it. have yourmb

today's high, 79 degrees. thunderstorms are behind schedule. then for tomorrow, only a stray shower chance. high 82. dry weather expocketed for thursday and most of friday. may have to put a rain chance in there. friday the warmest day of the week at 85 degrees. better get the lawn mowed on thursday. otherwise you may not have a chance. >> have to do it with a sickle. looking at the beltway, off to a good start. inner and outer loop to maryland and virginia, no problem now. activity on the key bridge going outbound. leaching the bridge. he's by himself. no help as of yet. new trouble spot on metro rail the red line. right now no train service due to unscheduled track repair. shuttle bus service has been established. aaron, eun, back to you. >> thank you, jack. from first daughter to

chelsea clinton's new release hitting shelves this week. the message she hopes to send to your kids. the famous fearless girl statue. why this new four legged statue isn't if i recall's best friend. >> coming up on tiger woods and

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built for business. you're watching "news 4 today." chelsea clinton's new children's book hits book shelves today. it's called "she persisted." the title plays off the words of senator mitch mcconnell trying to silence senator elizabeth warren on the senate floor. clinton says it features stories of women who didn't take no for an answer. some of the women include harriet tubman,

course her mother. the former first daughter will talk about the book on "today." we talked about the fearless girl statue. >> not everybody is a fan. angie goff in the newsroom to explain what one artist did with his outrage. >> reporter: aaron, eun. new york city sculptor says he believes the statue had nothing to do with feminism. he created his own statue of that small dog there that appears to be using the restroom on the fearless girl's leg. you can see the new pug in the picture. he's really small. he's saying that the fearless girl statue was involved to disrespect the artist creator,s girl and the bull. many people called the addition

misogynistic and they said the statue has been removed. as for the artist who made the famous charging bull sculpture, he is suing the company that installed the fearless girl for trademark and copyright. calling for change after a campus attack. still ahead, how the naacp is getting involved in the murder at university of maryland. plus, a state legislature scuffle. details behind this fight on the floor of a texas capital. >> plus, another look at your history. they will tell us w youhy

right now at 5:30, storm team 4 forecast. why you'll need to grab your umbrella before you head outside. tiger woods saying sorry after his dui arrest. now the golf star says he wasn't drinking before he drove. they were the attacks that haunted our area for weeks. now the d.c. sniper's duo will be resentenced. we'll tell you why and what happens next. "news 4 today" starts now. good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 today on a tuesday. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. back to the grind now. wtop jack taylor's in for melissa. >> first your forecast. storm team 4

bell and lauren rickets outside. >> we have a little bit of fog out here that we're dealing with. >> fogginess and mistiness. >> you're absolutely right. >> play misty for me. remember that movie? clint eastwood. that was a good one. way before your time. i was a wee child when that came out. >> 65 with mist and fog around. clearer skies that allow temperatures into the 50s in the shenandoah valley. most of that is over the lower eastern shore, rain, we have a lot of cloud cover around here. cold front out near fitsburg, that has a chance for thunderstorms to come our way later on today. higher risk for stronger thunderstorms in northern maryland than southern maryland. today's forecast, increasing clouds, rain and thunder showers. even some strong ger storms a possibility today. high near 79 degrees. chance you're going to get rained on at least 50%.

chances around for tomorrow as well. >> whose turn is it now? >> jack taylor's. >> how's traffic looking? >> well, i'm going to start with the good news. maryland, 270 southbound live look near 109. heavy but no huge delay. metro has a gigantic problem this morning unfortunately. the red line. no train service nor noma-gallaudet and fort totten. just in though, sounds like a trouble spot out in virginia on 50 westbound near lee road. that may be blocking the west-bound lanes. i'll have more in the next report. checking our top stories at 5:32. 20-year-old reuben ortiz and 19-year-old shawnee copp will appear in court as they

charged in a rock ri. montgomery county police say they retaliated after the victim robbed them and group during an arranged drug deal. two shootings in the same northwest d.c. area have people on edge. >> justin finch has a look at how community members plan to fight back. >> reporter: neighbors in the area of q street northwest are concerned after shootings in the morning. several bullets rang out. police on the scene to arrest several men. we are told they did fierntd at least one weapon. one person dead. defined as algernon jones. what people are asking for to change the neighborhood and what's being done to curtail

back in to you. >> this morning tiger woods is promising his fans he was not drunk when he was arrested for dui. the former golf great was arrested for dui in florida yesterday morning. in a statement woods said what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescription medication. >> there is new reaction this morning to the supreme court decision leading to a resentencing in the d.c. sniper case. lee boyd malveaux will be resentenced in virginia after a federal judge determined mandatory life sentences for minors are illegal. malveaux was 17 at the time and was convicted montgomery county and spotsylvania county. two victims were shot but they survived. >> he was convicted in both jurisdictions. i didn't think it made sense from a taxpayer dollar perspective to move forward. you can't sentence juveniles to life without parole in a death penalty. but it came out after he had been

>> malveaux is serving a number of life sentences. even with resentencing he doubts that will change. today the suspected killer in a portland, oregon, train stabbing will face a judge for the first time. jeremy christian killed two people who confronted him after he shouted racist slurs at two women on a train -- two muslim women on a train. he will be weight in in the coming days. portland's mayor is asking organizers to cancel an upcoming trump free speech rally. he's warning that they could pedal a message of hatred. local chapters of the naacp are calling for action. several chapters of the group plan to stand in solidarity with the family of richard collins 3 and speak out against hate crimes. he was killed in a random attack earlier

the group is addressing other issues as well. maverick fans have something very special to celebrate this morning. back-to-back national championships. >> the men's lacrosse team just won. they beat ohio state one day after the women's team took the 250 title, too. they tweeted out a video of the players getting off the plane carrying the trophy. >> love it. the women would won three times in the last four years. it was the men's first championship since 1975. if you don't want to do the math, that's 42 years. congratulations to the turns. >> soon this area could be half the size. plus, video everyone will be talking about today. chaos breaks out inside the texas state capital. we'll fill

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you're watching "news 4 today." it was a tragedy that shocked the entire country. earlier this month a virginia boy shot and killed himself after finding a loaded gun. cole james clark was 4 years old. stories like his

children's national hospital says more than 20 children are sent to the hospital with gunshot wounds every day. the research calls for 40% of parents wrongly assume their children don't know where guns are kept. on top of that, 22% wrongly believe their children have never handled a gun. >> they think parents have a false sense of security about having these firearms in their home and they believe their children don't know where they are or they've never accessed them. >> researchers suggest before your child visits another home ask the family whether they secure their guns. in the clark case the baby-sitter and her boyfriend have been charged with child neglect with the boy's death. this morning investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong at a california water park. he was thrown from a water slide. this is video from the accident. you've probably seen it online. the 10-year-old boy is launched into tir

along the concrete for several feet. he was not seriously hurt. the slide was tested several times before saturday's grand opening. the two slides have been shut down. as far as this morning goes, not too bad. it is a little on the misty side out there. we have some fog developing pretty quickly throughout the region. be careful as you head out. temperatures on the cool side but we are warming up quickly. we will have plenty of clouds and rain and thunderstorm chances. we're going to time all of that out when you come back in a few minutes. tiger woods is out of jail and apologizinapologizing. what is the impact on the popular pga tour set to kick off in a couple of weeks. still ahead, the baseball brawl that could put bryce harper's future on the field in jeopardy. what he's saying about the fight

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right now at 5:45, tiger woods apologizing after his dui arrest. what he's saying led up to his drive. now concerns over his tournament held here in the d.c. area. plus, state capitol scuffle. details on a legislative fight that turned physical. temperatures topping out in the upper 70s today. mainly clouds but i do believe we could have some sunshine. we are going to get more rain chances to put a dent in the deficit that we are hammering away with that drought. we're going to have a discussion about the timing of this rain and maybe some storms to affect your tuesday all coming up. "news 4 today" starts now. it has been a rough couple of years for a man who was once considered to be the golden boy of golf. tiger woods arrested for dui yesterday morning nkts take a look at the covers of the new york post and the daily news da

many are calling woods arrest the latest incident in the fall of a sports giant. this all comes as golfers are expect the to take place in a golf tournament. molette green has information about the likelihood that tiger woods will show up. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we saw a flatbed truck come into the pga tour site here a few moments ago carrying a bunch of equipment, presumably for the event to take place in weeks. where some of the biggest names in golf will appear when the tournament kicks off in june. tiger woods still very much a big presence here. his attendance was uncertain in the first place before his arrest because of the back surgery he had in april. his foundation is connected to this event, and woods has even said recently he's deepl

his three learning centers and the earl wood scholarship program for students, but can his latest mishappen derail his work on and off the court. he take full responsibility for his dui arrest. he said, i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. he didn't realize the mix of medications had affected him so strongly. later on today we could know a little bit more detail about his arrest, whether alcohol or drugs were involved in this. still unclear on that part of the matter. he was released from jail on his own recognizance. that is the latest live from tpc potomac. back to you. >> molette, thank you.

soldiers at arlington national cemetery and other service members as well, today his aides are 1set to get back to work to retool his message. the russia investigation now involves his son-in-law. >> news 4's tracie potts is live. what's the strategy the white house is working on to put in place. does it involve the rumored staff shakeup? that's what we're hearing, eun and aaron. they want to set up what's described as a war room to directly deal with some of these questions and allegations coming out about the russia investigation. jared kushner, son-in-law and advisor to the president was supposed to be one of the key people setting that up and may still be. some of the white house, our sources are saying, are advising him to lay low. he's not only been targeted by the fbi not o

interested in talking to but reports say he might have tried to set up the communications. likes like they might be bringing back cory leeuwen do you ski. sean spicer might have more of a behind the scenes role and bringing in other officials like the budget director from time to time to explain it. >> tracie potts, thank you. well, it's not every day you see two lawmakers get into a scum on the house floor. that is exactly what happened. he called i.c.e. agents. there is no audio, only t

this came as hundreds of people filled the state capitol to protest the anti-sanctuary law. they have to follow all of those rules and penalties for those who don't comply. a 19-year-old woman will learn her fate today. chri christianne was stabbed by a woman. she promised him sex. on a phone call she told her boyfriend it was a hit. she plet guilty and will be served murder charges this morning. >> reporter: angie goff at the live desk. we know that more than five people have died in bangladesh. ta

after the same storm system ripped through parts of sr sri lanka. it left behind a path of destruction. it killed more than 100 people there. hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed. hundreds of thousands in shelter. angie goff. thank you. in manchester england yesterday people held a candlelight vigil to mark one week since the deadly bombing outside of a concert. they stood in silence marking the exact time the attack began. 22 people were killed. meanwhile, police released a new image of the suspected suicide bomber, salman abedi. they're asking the public to come forward with any information they may have. the bbc obtained video of abedi in a dark hoodie shopping close to where he lived days before the attack. an incree

the life of a person. somebody practically pulled a little girl from the shallow end of the water. corporal jeff hair jumped into action and began giving the girl cpr. eventually he felt a pulse. >> i could be planning a funeral right now for my baby and we're not because of him. >> we thank jesus kleist for performing those miracles. >> she seems to be doing pretty well right now. >> pools scare me. kids get under water so quickly. >> you can't over state the need to teach your kids how to swim as early as possible. get them into the water with an instructor. >> thank god he was there. >> an angel in the right place at the right time. >> yes, yes, yes. >> for us we have a little bit more chance for rain

way. believe it or not, this is our second may in a row that has been wetter than average and the soaked may in a row that has been cooler than average. pick up over 5 inches of rain. a little more than an inch and a half and, again, very similar to last may. cool, wet mays. last summer june wasn't hot but july and august turned into a blast. 63 now in washington. temperatures mid 50s in the shenandoah valley. upper 70s and low 80s. how long do you have to wait before the clouds come in. many spots before that. there could be rain on your lunch hour plan. rain chances at noontime. only in the 30 to 40% range. a little break in the action between 2:00 and 4:00. after 4:00 or 5:00, another chance for stronger storms to fire up. little higher risk for severe weather north of

opposed to the south although anybody could get a thunderstorm or two. weather front has most of the more intense weather energy up here to our north. that's where there's a slide risk. we're on the marginal side. you need to keep your nbc washington app fired up and ready to go. upper 70s, low 80s. 50% chance of storms today. only a 30% chance of a passing shower. thursday and friday look dry. unfortunately, have chances of rain both days. breaking news now in first 4 traffic. here's jack taylor. >> thank you. good morning. the trouble spot is on the rails. on the red line. no train service whatsoever between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. unexpected track repair. the metro authority tweeted out customers should consider using the

tottn and chantilly. just beyond the intersection near lee road. nothing is getting by except the two left turn lanes. doesn't sound like anybody is making left tirns. they're getting past it. east bund 50 there's no left turn. the crash is in the intersection. aaron, un, back to you. jack, thank you. 5:55. distracted driving is putting maryland state police in danger. troopers are being hurt on the job on busy local highways. at least 38 drivers are being hit and then there are more accidents where they strik a pile up and then that puts them out of a job. >> it was a

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a full on brawl on the mound. a hit on bryce harper could have been pitcher pay back. "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. good morning and welcome back to your work week on this tuesday. >> breaking news about a disruption to service on metro's red line. we'll get to that in a moment. first, storm team 4 is outside this morning monitoring the conditions and the next risk of showers. >> foggy and misty still. >> yeah, we still have that here now. we have some low visibility especially north through maryland around i-70. low visibilities with that fog. >> keep your low beams on and speeds down. that's what jack taylor would say. 55 in winchester, 65 in lorton, virginia. radar shows not much out there just yet. i can tell you it's misting out here in northwest. it doesn't show up on the radar