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

plan on more clouds and sunshine. you'll see a little sun from time to time. just enough sunshine to get temperatures up to 80 degrees. a chance you'll get rained on once or twice. some of the storms could be on the strong side. we'll keep you posted on that. for now let's go over to mr. jack taylor and see what he's got going on in transportation. >> unfortunately it will be on the red line this morning. red line, no train service from noma-gallaudet and fort totten. they're saying please consider the green line although they have established shuttle bus service. pretty big deal in chantilly. 50 westbound beyond 28. see all the flashing lines on the right. traffic is moving again. that is an inprompt. aaron, back in to you. 6:02. more on that breaking news out of metro right now.

this morning, you'll likely be slowed down quite a bit. >> right now no train service between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. news 4's justin finch is live with what you need to do to get around. justin, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, eun. so far i can tell you frustration on this misty morning at that bus stop right there. several passengers waiting for one of those shuttle buses to emerge. so far they have seen nothing, gotten no answers at the train station itself. they are waiting to get to work and school. they're telling us that close to 5:15 this morning they got word that there was this service, unscheduled track repair going on on the red line here at fort totten and to go outside and wait for service. so far several buses are packed. we have also seen so far many buses go by and neither has been a

school unclear how they will get there. so far we are hearing from metro no trains between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. riders being advised to take the green line between fort totten akd so far many people are waiting close to an hour to get the shuttle bus to get them to work and school. again, unscheduled track repair doing this. justin finch, taking action after two violent shootings. 20 shots were fired off north capital street. our cameras captured the arrest of two people afterwards. this all happened in the same area where eight people were shot early saturday morning. algernon jones was killed m that shooting. last night his friends and family remembered his lifeit

>> i have to look at my daughter and see her being fatherless every day. so it's just -- i'm not going to be okay for a long time. >> d.c. police have not said whether the two shootings are related. they've reached out to mayor muriel bowser. new information on the beating an stabbing death of a man outside a silver spring hotel. 21-year-old reuben ortiz and 19-year-old shawnee copp. they're facing murder and robbery charges. they believe this started when the murder victim, 24-year-old manjala and his friends robbed a group the suspects were with during an arranged drug deal. they were a among a small group to arrive at a hotel. it is

we're learning more about a pepper spray incident. montgomery county fire says one person was taken to the hospital because of the pep jerp spray explosion. we now know how a father, husband, veteran police officer will be remembered. michael walter, a virginia state police special agent was working a traffic stop in richmond on friday night when he was shot by a passenger in the car. police tracked down the suspect, travis ball, and charged him with murder. walter will be remembered this saturday at a public funeral. he was an 18-year veteran of the police force. he leaves behind a wife, two sons, and a daughter. selfless and humble, those are two of the ways the family of a navy s.e.a.l. described the man after a parachute jump gone wrong. 27-year-old remington peters of colorado was a

and had made more than 900 jumps. peters died after falling into the hudson river not far from the statue of liberty on sunday after his parachute did not open during a sky diving demonstration. that demonstration was part of fleet week that has been underway in new york. authorities are now investigating what went wrong. the dictator the u.s. kicked out of panama has died. angie goff with the breaking news. angie? >> reporter: that's correct, manuel noriega died at the age of 83. noriega was once considered an ally, as you mentioned, by the u.s. but was ousted after an american invasion. he served time in prison. i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you.

right now congress is on a week-long memorial day recess, but senate staffers are working. they're putting together the senate's bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. according to "politico" they're hoping to have a bill after recess but not putting a deadline on the legislation. the washington post reports that naacp president benjamin gellus will enter the rae's tomorrow. he worked for senator bernie sanders during his run for president last year. so far one other person has entered the race. in virginia we are two weeks away from the state's hotly contested primary for governor. voters will be choosing candidates for other offices as well. candidates took advantage of yesterday's memorial holiday to campaign for

tomm pair riello walked as did n adams. to learn how they search for them. if you're trying to launch a new business, the district is offering more training and financial support. today mayor muriel bowser will launch a new program called ascend 2020. this program gives entrepreneurs training and money to expand regionally and nationally. mayor bowser will announce new details at google's d.c. office this afternoon. lee boyd malveaux will get a new sentence. the one decision made in prince george's county that had a pivotal impact on this case. plus, a deadly selfie. the final act of a couple trying to capture the moment. and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. yes, indeed, sun's already up.

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this morning unfortunately breaking news and it is on the rails. the red line this morning has got no train service between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. shuttle bus has been established but metro authorities are saying customers should consider using the green line. good news in chantilly. crash on 50 westbound near 28 lee road, that is cleared. got one police officer left. most all the activity has been pushed off of 50. sounds like the trouble spot is in

head down towards the beltway. lanes will take you to the left lane of 2. careful, plan ahead. if you're headed through calverton, this could still be in the road. if you're getting ready to hit the roadway, know there is a lot of fog out there right around our region. mainly north of d.c., now sinking to the south. a lot of fog in our region with visibilities down to about half a mile in some spots. even a little dampness, little wetness down to the south and east. more rain on the way. chuck will time that out for you coming up. back to you. thank you. 6:13 right now. it was a series of attacks that gribd this region for weeks nearly 15 years ago. >> now one of the infamous d.c. snipers will be resentenced in virginia. news 4's angie goff is in the newsroom now with more. angie? >> reporter: eun, aaron. lee boyd malveaux is the other half that

people across the region back in 2002. he also resentenced in virginia after a federal judge determined mandatory life sentences for under age people were illegal. two victims were in the county. >> he was convicted in both jurisdictions. i didn't think it made sense from a taxpayer dollar perspective to move forward. usually they don't go back and make the change. >> well, malveaux is serving numerous life sentences and ivy says even with resentencing he doubts that that is going to change. a similar challenge to his life sentences montgomery county is due to come up next month -- or, actually, yeah, this month coming up in a hearingn

now. the other sniper, john alan muhammad was executed in virginia in 2009 for his crimes. eun? >> angie goff. thank you. a big announcement could come from the supreme court today regarding president trump's travel ban. the court may decide whether they plan to hear arguments over the controversial ban on visitors from six majority muslim countries. the case to lead to a standoff between the newest justice, neil gorsuch, and the man who put him on the court, president trump. they said the ban was unconstitutional. it took days of troubleshooting but british airways is back to normal. they're running a full regular schedule at heathrow airport in london. travelers had to deal with all kinds of delays and frustrations from a devastating system wide outage this past weekend. a computer outage caused the

lost bags to all passengers. a group of people jumped into action to help a dallas police officer. it was all caught on video. they're trying to push the patrol car back on to its tires. an officer was trapped inside. a pickup truck hit the patrol car sending it airborne. it fell 50 feet into the creek below. without thinking they tried to free the officer. >> we pushed it over. we opened the door. i got in there. we drug him out and everybody showed up right on time. >> even in today's society, you know, everything is going wrong, that's the right thing to do. absolutely. i wouldn't have thought twice, you know? >> the officer is now recovering in the hospital. investigators say the people in the pickup truck left the scene. ♪ ♪

president john f. kennedy was remembered last night on what would have been his 100th birthday. the kennedy center opera house had readings of his speeches, musical performances and showed old video footage. >> the kennedy center was one of many ways people celebrated the centennial. >> a special wreath was next to his eternal flame. the post office has a new stamp. >> in boston the j.f.k. presidential library marked the occasion with an opening of a

the event included a flyover. he served in the navy during world war ii. 18 after the hour. today there will be a huge push for paid sick leave in maryland. they plan to rally against governor larry hogan's veto. he vetoed it saying it would hurt small businesses and jeopardize jobs. democrats will try to override that veto in january. it seems the correct political climate has people in need of relaxation. yoga and medication coaches are seeing increased enrollment and fewer dropouts since the inauguration. the american psychological association says 26% of workers felt stressed out. that is up from last september just before the election. the apa felt that stress nationwide is on the rise for the first time in ten years. there are a lot of things that re

>> i remember when the weather was all over the praise. people were weirded out. >> that's why my stress is going out. i'm constantly 3w4r5i78d. >> yes, it's normalizing. we've been able to catch up to it. temperatures remarkably comfortable, three days 90 or higher. last year we didn't get our first 90 degree day until june 11th. earlier heat this year. for now, all we're worried about since it's tuesday, back to work on a shortened work week. i know you're already thinking about the week end. this coming weekend, saturday and sunday, particularly saturday though, looks like we may be impacted by rain drops both days. doesn't look like both days are a total loss. pretty good chance to get rained

63 in washington. east wind, low clouds and fog around. 59 gaithersburg. 63 at dulles airport. 66 up in charlestown, virginia. nothing on radar. there will be chances for rain. two distinct chances. first chance comes in at lunchtime today. not expecting any severe weather with the first round of storms. after 3:00, 4:00, these thunderstorms have a little bit more heating of the day to work with. by 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, some of these storms in northern maryland could be on the strong to severe side. keep your nbc washington app ready to go. you can track the rain drops as they come in later on today. most of the thunderstorms are up across parts ever northern pennsylvania. as the front gets closer to us there will be an opportunity for stronger, potentially severe weather. better risk -- higher risk for severe weather north of the city up into parts of northern maryland and central pa. here's your five day forecast.

around. hit and miss thunderstorm chances. little bit more thunderstorms. maybe a rumble or two. dry weather for the weekend. good morning. >> good morning, chuck. breaking news is still on the rails. unscheduled track work on the red line this morning. it is between fort to the ten and gallaudet. shuttle bus service has been established. metro authorities are saying customers should consider using the green line as an alternate. escalated a bit in maryland, 95 southbound approaching the split from call very ton. fire and rescue arrived on the scene in the middle of the roadway. one lane getting by, stay far left on the ramp to go south on 95 to the inner loop of the beltway headed into college park. plan ahead. hopefully they can get this out he

it won't cost much time. back to you. angie goff here at the live desk where we just got some new video of the moment a car bomb goes off, explodes in the city of baghdad. take a look. this is closed circuit video. there you go. you saw the blast. you saw the huge fireball in the sky. you can see there's a lot of traffic around this area. it was one of two attacks that killed at least 20 people overnight. isis claiming responsibility for this bombing that happened right near a busy ice cream shop. that happened as crowds and family packed the area preparing for the ramadan fast. i'm angie goff at the live desk. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. memorial day scare. run away ponies. what happened moments before the animals went wild and what sparked the parade route drama. plus, stabbing in portland. a randomtt

today finally maryland is the best. big congratulations to both lacrosse teams. the men's team just took home its first national championship since 1975. >> wow. >> terps beat out ohio state 9-6 one day after the women's team beat boston college in the championship there. this is the first time that maryland's men and women's lacrosse team won national championships in the same season. you betteret

together in a big way. >> oh, yes. their turn. >> pretty scary situation for people at a memorial day parade. >> two ponies freaked and ran into a crowd. this morning we know three people were hurt in this incident outside of milwaukee. another was a man in his 70s. another was a boy. fireworks may have startled the ponies during the parade. they galloped off the streets and into that group off the side of the road. you can see the handlers tried to stop them very quickly. a scary reminder to look before you take the selfies. search and rescue group is trying to find a man. he was trying to snap a picture of himself. they believe this is a recovery operation of the 25-year-old

the teps moments in the statehouse. what led up to this scrum and the new law that could lead to more protests. >> reporter: some of the biggest names in golf come here. how will tiger woods run in with the law impact the tournament. breaking news on metro's red line. no service between

now on "news 4 today," tiger's trouble. the embattled golfer says alcohol was not a factor in his dui arrest. now his local tournament is hanging in the balance. metro riders see red. new service troubles. some of you may have to come up with a backup plan. plus a dictator's death. pana panama's manuel nouriega died overnight. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. following breaking news. no train service on the red

totten. metro is working to get riders on shuttle buses. you see one of them parked right here outside the metro station. news 4's justin finch is going to be live coming up with more on what you need to know before you try to get around the closures. >> we need to get to your forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and lauren rickets are outside with the latest on how it's feeling out there. good morning. >> i walked outside. i was telling chuck, it's chilly out here. just a little bit. >> little taste of the san francisco bay area. >> little fog as well. city camera view cannot see the top of the monument. that's 555 feet 5 inches. here's the view from our tower in the northwest. down there. see the two little white blurs. that's not lauren and i, those are the satellite pictures. visibility quite reduced. under a milen

maryland. under a mile in dulles, airport. as you're planning out the day today, mostly cloudy today. we'll see a peek or two of sunshine. rain. some showers as early as noon. thunderstorms maybe after 5:00 or 6:00. keep your weather eye to the sky. look at the ten day forecast coming up. back over to jack taylor still dealing with breaking news. >> yes. >> unfortunately it is on the red line this morning. it's going to cost you some time. if you're a normal rider no service between fort totten and gallaud gallaudet. they are establishing shuttle bus service for the red line riders. the big story is the crash in maryland 95 southbound trying to leave calverton to the beltway. they've blocked the right lane of 4. the two lanes over to the inner loop of the beltway but y a

aaron, eun, back to you. >> 6:33 now. more of the breaking news on metro. news 4's justin finch live this morning with a look at what you need to do to get around the problems on the red line. justin? >> reporter: aaron, riders showing up to fourth totten making the short walk here to the first bus stop here. that is a shuttle bus waiting in place to carry riders beyond this stop to the rest of their stops this morning. as we have told you today, there is unscheduled track repair going on here on the red line affecting service between noma gallaudet and fort totten. they are advising riders take the green line between fort totten and gallery place. so far we have seen two shuttle buses leave with passengers, very full here at about 6:00 a.m. close to 6:33. if your video

stop and the red line and you take shuttle buses, expect delays up to four to five minutes or perhaps earlier. we're hearing that a test train could go on that. >> justin, thank you. 6:34. here is a look at our other top stories this morning. 20-year-old rubin ortiz and 19-year-old shawnee copp. they're charged with murder and robbery after the beating death of a man outside of a silver springs hotel. they retaliated after the victim robbed them in a group during an arranged drug deal. the former dictator of panama is dead. manuel noriega was 83 years old. he was an ally while running the country. bryce harper wants a piece of hunter strickland. here they go.

may face suspension for this on field fight. it's cleared the dugouts. a pitcher hit harper with a 98-mile-an-hour fastball. his him right in the hip and then harper charged the mound. this morning tiger woods is defending himself after his dui arrest. >> he was saying it was an unexpected reaction to pain medication. gabe gutierrez has more on this. >> reporter: we are following new details about the golf legend in custody in jupiter, florida. charged with driving under influence. he wrote he hadn't felt this good in years. now will his sponsors stick by him? our team will have the very latest on this developing story coming up

this all comes as golfers prepare to take part in a local tournament for woods' foundation. the quicken loans national golf tournament begins june 29th. >> news 4's molette green continues our team coverage of this incident with more on the likelihood that woods will show up at the potomac course. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. tigers woods is still very much a big presence here. his attendance in a few weeks when this tour kicks off was uncertain from the first place before the arrest because of his back surgery and recovery from that. his foundation deeply connected to this. woods is very deeply committed to the area with his three learning centers and his scholarship. his arrest sitting in jail for hours and his mug shot seen and talkedut

arrest is no doubt a big impact on his brand here. of course, he cannot play golf for a while and so his foundation work a primary professional interest to tiger woods. but his focus has to be on the legal troubles and regaining his brand. later today we could know a lot more about his arrest. tiger woods released a statement saying alcohol was not involved, rather, it was the medications, the mix of medications that were a factor here. he was released from jail on his own recognizance and is at his florida home this morning. that is the latest live from tpc potom potomac. back to you. >> molette green, thank you. tensions running high in texas. the final words from a lawmaker that sparked this scrum in the statehouse.

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now your storm team 4 forecast. >> well, we've got spotty drizzle out there right now. it is a little on the chilly side. temperatures only in the low 60s. we will warm into the 70s today. we have rain chances today and also tomorrow. we'll be talking about those, chuck and i all coming up in a minute. let's first talk about traffic with jack taylor. >> unfortunately, lauren, breaking news on the red line. no train news between fort totten and gallaudet. unscheduled track repairs. shuttle service is established. the green

back to the ic c. so plan ahead. back to you. >> thank you, jack. well, this isn't a scene that you might normally see in a state capitol. two texas lawmakers getting into a scuffle on the house floor. it started after one of them said he called i.c.e. agents to detain people. >> all of this came as hundreds of people came to fill the state capitol to protest the anti-sanctuary cities law. it requires them to impose criminal charges. what the suspect was doing days before the concert attack. a service hiccup on metro's red line could tie up your corning

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breaking news overnight. >> manuel noriega's reckless attacks created an imminent danger. >> former dictator manuel noriega is dead closing a controversial chapter in history.

holiday crime spree. back-to-back shootouts. the new action being taken today. distracted driving. >> you hear the brakes first and then when you hear the screeching you know something's about to happen. >> a maryland trooper's survival story and a warning before you return to work. terror in manchester. a new crucial clue in the bombing. bryce missed with the right hook and then here comes everybody. >> fallout from the washington national's fight fueled by bad blood. 6:46. we're still following breaking news on metro this morning. commuters dealing with a major hurdle because of unscheduled track repairs on the red line. >> it will impact your trip this morning between home in ma, gallaudet and fort totten. justin finch is catching up with

latest. good morning. >> eun, good morning. relieving news this morning. it appears metro shuttle buses are catching up to demand this morning. this is the fourth shuttle bus we've seen arrive to replace the impacted red line service. things did get off to a rocky start this morning. we did see quite a few frustrated riders out here waiting for the first shuttle bus to take off. close to 5:15 they were told the bus would be here. they had been waiting 45 minutes until we saw that first train go by. no trains between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. we can tell you frustrations were high this morning with riders. here's what they had to say. >> i had to call and tell them, i'm going to be a little late. >> i'm late for work. i'm supposed to be to work at 6:00. >> i got off the bus and

i've got to be to work at 6:30. my bus was late. i just paid for something that i -- i just gave them money and i can't even use the train. >> and before the shuttle bus just left, we have crowds lining up for the next shuttle bus which appears to be arriving as we speak. here again, unscheduled track repair is said to be the cause of this. if you are traveling, prepare for delays this morning. back to you. >> justin finch live there at the metro station. justin, thank you. a northwest d.c. neighborhood is taking action after two violent shootings. no one was hurt when are 20 shots were fired. police arrested two people there. eight people were shot early saturday morning. algernon jones was shot in that

there will be a crime walk this afternoon. 6:48. local chapters of naacp are calling for action after several recent incidents of hate. they're planning to stand in solidarity with the family of richard collins iii and speak out about hate crimes. he was killed in a random attack. the group is addressing noose and other incidents. today the suspected killer in a portland, oregon, stabbing will face a judge. he shouted racist slurs and killed two people on friday. he'll be arraigned this afternoon on murder and other charges. a grand jury is expected to weigh in on domestic terrorism or hate crime charges in the coming days. that city's mayor should t

actions. >> we need people here and at the local level to step up and show through action that they condemn bigotry and hatred and xenophobia and violence. >> portland's mayor is asking organizers to cancel an upcoming trump free speech rally because he's worried that they could, quote, peddle a message of hatr hatred. he's asking federal officials to revoke permits. as you drive into work this morning, keep an eye out for maryland state troopers and distracted drivers. >> a news 4 review found a spike in the number of troopers hurt on the job on busy local highways. at least 38 troopers were hit last year. maryland state police trooper survived a seven car pile up three hours into his first day on the job. >> it was a crazy feeling being my first day by myself. not knowing exactly how to do everything, how

situation and then just feeling that collision. it sends you into panic mode. >> in montmontgomery county alo0 tickets have been written. >> last year alone there were 20 accidents where drivers smashed into unoccupied cruisers. 6:51. somber day in manchester, england, yesterday as people held a candlelight vigil to mark one week since a deadly bombing. they stood in silence marking the exact time that a bombing began. 22 people were killed. police released new images of the suspected suicide bomber salman abedi. they obtained video of av bedi shopping in a convenience store in the days before the

manuel noriega is dead months after brain surgery. he was the dictator of panama decades ago. he spent most of the end of his life in jail. he was a united states ally until he went. the u.s. eventually removed him from power. here are 4 things to know about him, first how he became an ally. he was an informant for the you states. he helped move weapons and equipment into south america. he was also part of the delegation that negotiated the panama. by the end of the decade and the u.s. didn't trust him many more. he was convicted of drug am -- he spent most of the rest of his life in panama. a whole lot of people are talkingut

morning and what might happen to him next. harper and san francisco pitcher hunter strickland sparked an all out brawl yesterday and the teams have to play again today. big question here though, who is going to be suspended and for how long? harper and strickland could both spend some time on the bench. let's take you through what happened here. towards the end of the game we'll show you the video here. strickland threw a 98-mile-an-hour ball at harper's hip. you see it coming up here. harper not having that. >> right at him. >> threw the bat, threw the hat, fists flying, hair's all over the place. >> yeah. >> everybody poured out of the dugouts there trying to hold their guy back. the nationals defended what they did. >> a baseball is a weapon. to be able to use that to his advantage, you know, i guess that's just what he wanted to do in that situation. you never want to get suspended or anything like that, but sometimes you just have to go and get him. >> lookeik

what's a man supposed to do? he's not a punching bag. >> there you have it. justin baker this morning. a lot of people are saying this game from three years ago is what instigated all of this. bryce harper had two home runs off strickland in that game. harper said it had nothing to do with the playoff. if it's a fastball. breaking news on the roads. zach taylor in for melissa. >> good morning, guys. getting news literally as we speak on the red line. hopefully at this time we have all service restored between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. leftover work that was not quite finished. they couldn't come back and say, we'll do it later. train has been restored between

noma-gallaudet and fort totten. >> train service restored. in addition to red line delays and issues, clouds and fog. visibility reduced a good bit in some locations. down to a half mile in dulles airport. not a big issue everywhere. there are foggy spots around. low to mid 60s now. should make upper 70s to near 80. rain and thunderstorms are a true likelihood. rain showers potentially as early as lunchtime. here it is on future showers. few peaks of sunshine after that and with some daytime heating we'll have stronger thunderstorms between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. today. not much on radar. most of the thunderstorms are still well up to our north. there is a slight chance of severe weather in pennsylvania. our risk is one step below that in the marginal category. keep the weather out of the sky.

downloaded and fired up. thursday looks beautiful. sunny and low humidity. friday, nice and warm, 85. both saturday and sunday this weekend have reasonably high chances for rain. doesn't look like a total watchout just yet. showers in the forecast. 6:56. here are 4 things to know before you head out this morning. major problems on the red line. actually, problems solved on the red line between noma and fort totten. trains are running and justin finch says you should still expect delays. this morning tiger woods said alcohol was not involved when he was arrested for dui. what happened was an unexpected reaction to medication. local chapters of the naacp calling for action today after several recent crimes. the group plans to stand in solidarity for the family of

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