you or someone you know. just search changing minds. "news 4 today" starts now. oh, we are heading into the 5:00 hour here on this tuesday morning. hope you're having a good one so far. thanks for joining us. i'm adam tuss in for aaron. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. aaron and eun, they're both on assignment this morning. don't worry, we've got you covered. >> yes. we're going to help you get out the door on time this morning. we have a look at the roads with melissa mollet but let's start with chuck and sheena. >> how come we don't get to go on assignment. >> we're outside. does that count? >> no. we are literally still at work and there are fences surrounding us so we cannot leave. >> bet you they're not awake. you know how those two are, you put them on assignment and they'll sleep in. >> dry here in the northwest. what few showers there are radar don't appear to be bothering us at all. nice, dry start to the day. 64 in fairfax.

59 in winchester. forecasted highs, how about back up into the upper 70s. maybe a stray shower or two. nothing to worry about. chance of rain barely 30%. i would not worry too much about the rain drops impacting your plans. 79 degrees today, that's cooler than average. we will be way warmther than average as we get towards the weekend. for now someone else who's not on assignment or vacation, that's melissa mollet. >> here i am. here i am. taking a look right now at a couple of things happening. i'm trying to finish one thing up for you to show you in just a second here. we do have something happening on river road. if you're headed into bethesda any time this morning through montgomery county, you'll encounter that. taking a look right now, right now you have still southbound coalsville at university boulevard with some lanes blocked. northbound lanes have all reopened and the inner loop and outer loop of the beltway

bethesda looking good as you're headed in, but as you are headed out you are a little bit slow. angie? >> 5:01. breaking news at the live desk this morning. >> molette green is here with what we know about an apparent double murder. >> reporter: this happening montgomery village. inside a vehicle there. here's what we know so far. a resident reported hearing gunshots just before 11:00 last night in the 8200 block of gallery court. police found two people inside a vehicle and they died of gunshot wounds. justin finch arrived and he's going to have the news in a few minutes. >> we continue to learn more details this morning as you take a look at the crime scene here. more about the deadly shooting that happened in langley park. prince george's county police have identified the victim as 22-year-old carlos sanchez carrera. he was shot friday night on 14th avenue. this is about one blo

now there's a $25,000 reward for information that will lead to a suspect. time right now is 5:03. d.c. police hope you can help them solve a deadly shooting in northwest. what we want you to take a look at here is surveillance video that we're going to show you. it shows the shooting that killed algernon harvey and injured seven others on memorial day weekend. they released this video last night. the group may have been gambling when all of the shooting started. everyone scattering and people taking cover underneath cars. neighbors had strong words for the people behind the violence. >> they are kind of acting out and, you know, like caged animals. they have nowhere else to go, nothing else to do and so they resort to this violence over increasingly petty beeves and vendettas. d.c. police have put up a temporary surveillance camera since that shooting. >>

there is another search for suspects connected to that terror attack in downtown london. police are in a neighborhood, this neighborhood near where the attackers live. so far they've identified two of the three people who drove that van into a crowd and stabbed dozens in london on saturday night. neighbors say they reported one of them to police multiple times. all three attackers were shot to death. since saturday police arrested a dozen people but they say they have released them all. let's get back to the live desk. molette green with what you need to know about a top secret document that was leaked. >> reporter: we're learning about how the feds are building their case against a 25-year-old nsa contractor. she reportedly has confessed to printing out that top secret document and mailing it to an online publication. nbc news confirming that reality lee winter is the accused leaker. we're hearing there is evidence that she had

the news outlet. she was one of just six people who had apparently viewed the intelligence. now the published document details russian efforts to hack the voting system prior to last year's election. angie. >> thanks for the updaet, molette. coming up we will go live to capitol hill for more information. news 4's tracie potts will tell us what this arrest means and what's next. house and senate leaders will head to the white house. they're expected to talk with the president about the legislative agenda. congress is in session for four more weeks until the july 4th recess. topics include regulatory reform and health care. and tax reform. they don't know if their bill, which hasn't even been written yet, will pass. meanwhile, the president is once again tweeting about his travel ban. the latest from overnight he says, quote, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries, not some politically correct terha

people, end quote. that followed a flurry of negative tweets he sent in response to the london terror attack. the revised ban was blocked. 5:06. today jury selection starts in the sex abuse trial of this man, a former montgomery county elementary school teacher. john vigna was a third grade teacher in silver spring. he was accused of inappropriately touching five female students over a span of seven years. we know he taught at clover leaf from 2000 to 2016. well, right now d.c. police need some help to find an elderly man who went missing almost two weeks ago. 81-year-old joseph plater was reported missing yesterday. he was last seen on d street northeast about a block from north carolina. plater wears

be driving a 2009 dark blue honda crv. d.c. tags cv 3777. brace yourselves. it is not something that you expect to see in d.c. >> no. >> we're talking about coyote. >> coyote. >> that's what you said. >> coyote is what i call them. >> potato, potatpotato. >> nonetheless, one man said he spotted one of these guys a few days ago when he was walking on glover trail on massachusetts avenue. there was another report of a coyote sighting on newark street in cleveland park. so now pet owners, as you would imagine, residents, they're on high alert. >> well, it doesn't terrify me, but it's a little surprising in the city. >> there are people in the neighborhood who have talked about it. i guess he screams and it's a very high pitched kind of a shrilly kind of a --

>> i don't know. >> we have some pinks there for you. plenty online for dog walkers. one thing to keep in mind, carrying an extra soda bottle so you can rattle it. >> that doesn't work. >> have you tried that? >> i tried that -- you're supposed to do that with the dog. it doesn't work for the dog. >> maybe for a coyote, i don't know. >> be on guard if you're in northwest d.c. unbelievable. get ready for a few good hair days because the humidity isn't expected to spike for a while. >> i will say tomorrow is going to be a nice, cool change by the afternoon, so you might like it this morning. it's comfortable. going to be a decent tuesday. a big warmup is coming in the forecast as more heat and humidity. more details on that coming up. well, to most it might seem like your average stomach bug, but it's a lot more serious. what shigella is and

the look outfor. we continue to follow breaking news out of montgomery county. news 4's justin finch arrived on the scene. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work.

nning for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

treatment now, 5:11 on this tuesday morning. let's get a check on your forecast. meteorologist sheena parveen here. >> sheena, chuck says we're going to get a bonus today. >> yes, nice day. a little more sunshine in today's forecast. temperatures comfortable, too. tuesday commute, nice and dry this morning. a little bit of patchy fog in some areas this morning. not a big deal. don't be surprised if you run into it. through the afternoon, mix of sun and clouds, 80. sun and clouds not looking bad for this tuesday. melissa mollet, what do the roads look like? >> the skies look great with the roads here this morning no complaints. southbound coalsville at university boulevard, still have two right lanes getting by that crash here this morning. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big problem there. as we zoom in, remember outbound river work zone there. 66 and 95 also looking okay. >> thank you, melissa. we do have breaking news this morning we are

broken glass and bullet casings, it's not something that you'd expect to find on gallery court montgomery village. this morning montgomery police are investigating a double murder there. >> that's right. news 4's justin finch is live with more of how neighbors woke up to gunshots. justin. >> reporter: adam, good morning. neighbors also very quickly calling police alerting montgomery county police to this block and the scene of a double homicide. let's take you to the video of that scene. this is how police found it last night. major crime division also called in on this date. their focus, that blue honda civic sedan. inside, two people were found dead. apparently shot. and on this block the yellow crime tape, the shattered glass on the street and heavy police presence to many may have looked out of place. let's show you where we are now as well. we are on the 8200 block of gallery court. this is not a through street. it does turn into

here. it is just off dry ridge road which breaks off of east village avenue. now perhaps you can see back out live here about the spot where that car was found here on the street with two people. montgomery county police are set to put out updates later this morning and we'll bring that to you. two people dead found inside the car. that is the latest from montgomery county. back to you. >> justin finch live on the scene. here's a look at the other stories following for you on this tuesday. today the woman who broadcast her boyfriend's shooting on facebook live is going to take the stand. diamond reynolds was orlando castille's girlfriend when he was shot and killed by a police officer. that officer is charged with manslaughter. she says he shot castile after he says he was allegedly carrying a gun. the officer pleaded not il

convicted of a school bathroom brawl in delaware have received their sentences. the brawl led to the death of amy joyner frances. one received two years and will have two years of community supervision. the other got 18 months of community supervision. the pain still pretty raw for families who lost someone in the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. now they're facing charges in their deaths. yesterday derrick almena and matt harris were charged with involuntary manslaughter. 36 people died at a dance party there in december. court documents say they knowingly created a fire trap without a way to escape that building. we do have more details on the apparent case of workplace violence in orlando florida that left five people dead. john newman jr., a recently fired w

kill his former colleagues. he said newman singled out five people shooting them all in the head before killing himself. a man he says he knew the gunman said he never saw it coming. >> what he did, you know, i'm shocked. i'm really shocked to hear that that came out of him, you know? but it just shows you how people are hurting inside so bad nobody knows. >> newman had a negative relationship with one of his former co-workers. he wouldn't say why newman was fired. time right now, 5:16. in news for your health, a contagious disease is going around some parts of the country. it's called shigella. the severe gastrointestinal illness makes you fear you have a stomach bug.

but sometimes antibiotics are needed. also in health news, if you are a child of a divorced parent, you might tend to get sick more often. researchers at carnegie mellon university found that people with parents who divorced and never talked with each other were three times more likely to get sick. experts say stressful experiences early in life can lead to a variety of health issues. we are two weeks away from father's day, our day. not expecting much from my 7, 3, or 1-year-old kid. i'll get something. americans as a whole are expected to spend more than ever though. the national retail federation just did a survey on father's day spending and found shoppers will spend an average of 135 bucks on dad up from 126 last year. total spending is expected to be the highest ever. a whopping $15.5 billion. >> who's giving them this money. $15 billion? >> listen, they do chores to

the biggest shares will be spent on special outings, baseball games, concert, dinner. those are the things a majority of dads love to receive. you know what i want? just peace of mind. >> you want to go away by your snef. >> let me sit in the backyard for ten minutes. >> quiet time. quiet game. i don't think this is a story that will impact my kids for father's day shopping. shopping after drinking, it's not the best idea for your budget or going to the grocery store. finance company says one in three americans have made a spontaneous purchase while drinking. 46% of people who admit to drinking, they say they shop. >> no regrets. >> they spend $206 while tipsy shopping. >> everybody in the store getting tipsy. >> tipsy shopping. that is a new one. we invite you to join us on this thursday for a special event called do more 24. day long

more than 600 participating nonprofits. >> if you're under the influence and donating, that's a good thing. >> that's fine. >> glad father's day is coming. you need a new tie. >> i gave you that tie. >> you're good at putting your foot in your mouth. >> she gave it to me. >> you're awful. >> angie, you didn't buy that, did you? >> i did. i did. >> really? >> very preppy. >> i don't like yours either. >> fair enough. >> boy, it's a tough morning around here. >> you started it. >> feels like saturday. how did i start it? outside we have a cloudy sky in a few spots and clear in others. it depends on where you live. haven't had a whole lot of hot weather yet. our first 90 degree day came on april 9th. so far three days 90 or higher. however, in the next ten days we may have four or five. 90 or higher. 67 now with a couple of clouds

miles per hour. that north to northwesterly flow today should help bring us a little more sunshine. yesterday we thought it was going to be all clouds. now looking a little bit more optimistic. periods of sun and clouds later on this afternoon. not much of a rain threat either. here's our high resolution commuter model that generates a couple of more isolated showers between 4:00 and 6:00 this evening. rain chances, barely 20 or 30% at the most. i don't think you need to worry about it much. temperature wise, mostly in the 60s. turn into a nice day today. 9 degrees for a high coming up later on today. tomorrow, a lot more clouds back in the picture tomorrow. give you a stray shower or two. more of a cloud issue than rain chance in the next couple of days. nice and cool, saving money on the ac bill. friday we turn the cornerback to sunshine and 87

with traffic. >> route 1 in virginia, do have a hazmat incident being reported. some lanes blocked for that cleanup. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, you can see we look good here this morning. don't have any big complaints there. now as far as anything else happening, southbound colesville, we do have the two southbound lanes open and northbound lanes open as well. little falls parkway, we do have that work zone. bottom of the beltway through prince george's county looking quite good. angie? >> thank you, melissa. 5:21. we know there are foods that can add to your waistline. there are also certain foods that can help you lose the weight. and it hasn't even wrapped up yet calling

>> do not forget to join us for the ellen dedpegeneres show. the back street boys, yes. news 4 at3:00

me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, 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, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

fit 4 you this week to help you get fit 4 summer. let's do it, right? when it comes to shedding belly fat -- that's all you're going to get out of me -- that fat you're not fond of. you don't need to spend hours at the gym. >> instead, there are simple foods that will keep you trim. eun yang is going to share which foods you should add to your grocery list. that video from eun is coming up. i imagine it's pineapple, watermelon, some tea. eun's going to give us that report coming up right now.

we don't have it. >> that's okay. don't worry because we are going to be covering this all through the morning. in fact, eun decided to stop by right now. here we go. take it away. >> reporter: belly fat is a problem for many people, and women's health magazine says it can be caused by everything from high stress to eating too much processed food. what do you do when situps just aren't working anymore. start with a cup of tea. >> first, i want you to consider having dandelion tea. dandelion helps to rid the body of toxins. often toxic buildup shows up in the belly. >> dr. roe adds pineapple, papaya and watermelon helps. >> watermelon contains argenine.

weight-loss programs, sleep and exercise are key. eun yang, "news 4 today." getting rid of belly fat isn't the only benefit of those common foods. dandelion tea is known to calm stomach, help with asthma, blood pressure and circulation. >> it tastes pretty good. watermelon is also full of vitamins including vitamin a, b 6 and c. even some potassium. the papaya in addition to being a nice weight here, it can also be a great source of fiber. that's what a lot of people say. have a good source of fiber in the morning to get you started. >> all of this stuff is good. pineapple can boost your immune system and has been credited with helping arthritis. >> speaking of drinks, don't forget to drink a ton of water. that always helps. hitting the pool is not just for fun. we are talking about a water workout your entire family can enjoy. our fit 4 summer series continues tomorrow on "news 4 today." that's right. we are still tracking breaking news. two people shot to death

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at 5:30 following breaking news on "news 4 today." two people killed shot inside a car in a quiet neighborhood. new information released while you were sleeping. we're going to fill you in. it was such a terrifying moment to wake up and find someone in your house that you had never seen before. >> plus, home invasion assault.

broke into her home. the warning she has for everyone this morning. and safetrack success? why metro is praising the first year of its repairs and a breakdown of projects riders will be seeing long into the future. "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. and that breaking news out montgomery village as we take a live look at the scene. two people died after a shooting outside of a home on gallery court. justin finch is at the scene talking with neighbors right now. we're going to get an update from molette green at the live desk in just a minute. first things first, good morning to you. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >> i'm adam tuss in for aaron. we want to get to your storm team 4 forecast. chuck and sheena are outside for that before we check in with melissa mollet. >> good morning. a nice morning outside today. rain has stayed away from us yet again. another morning without the umbrellas. >> yes, we're lucky this morning. it is very nice

you don't have to worry about rain for the morning commute. very comfortable. 67 degrees in the district. there is a little bit of fog around the area. not everybody and it's not very dense. by lunchtime, decent, sun and clouds. mid 70s. pretty nice. by 5:00 p.m. a small chance for an isolated shower. not a big deal. not everyone will see that either. the rest of the area, comfortable temperatures. low 60s. we have a cooler day tomorrow. then we're talking about a heat wave in the ten day forecast. if you like the 90s, those numbers will return. i do know that melissa mollet likes 90s. >> she loves the 90s. >> she's crazy. >> the actual 90s, like the ones after the 80s. >> yeah. the 90 degree temperatures. >> melissa, good morning. >> good morning. 270 southbound here at urbana, do have a slowdown here this morning. disabled vehicle slowing things just a little bit here right now. otherwise we're actually looking pretty go

66 and 95 are okay. route 1 south of gunston road, some sort of spillage problem on the roadway. they're getting that cleared out of the roadway. that will be gone in probably the next couple of minutes. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, fine. southbound coalsville at university, we now have some lanes open. take a look at the travel times coming up. adam? >> thank you, melissa. let's get to molette green at the live desk. >> molette, what's the very latest. >> reporter: we're all over the story with justin finch on the ground there. lots of concern about what appears to be a double murder here. shots fired late last night montgomery village on gallery court there. montgomery county police found two people inside a vehicle. they had both been shot and they both died there on the scene. justin finch will have another update at the top of the hour and look for updates inside our nbc w

>> 5:33. a crash on the suitland parkway has been cleared and traffic back open and it's normal this morning. things are reopened. last night two cars crashed when a vehicle crossed over the median. it happened between naylor road and branch avenue. police have released all 12 people they arrested in connection with this weekend's attack in london. they identified two of the three attackers from that night. neighbors say they reported one of the men multiple times. a 25-year-old government contractor charged with leaking top information. it came an hour after an article was published on russian hacking. a federal official tells nbc news the contractor leaked that document. news 4's tracie potts will have more details coming up. if you're planning to vote absentee at next week's primaries in virginia, you have until 5:00 today to have an absentee ballot mailed to you.

request an absentee ballot in person. this next story is going to have you rethinking how you secure your home. that's because two men got into a woman's home in the american university park neighborhood. this happened over the weekend. nicole boozer says the noise woke her up. the men threatened her claiming they had a gun. when she tried to make a run for it, one of them punched her in the side of the face. >> the guts that it took to walk in between these two houses and kick a door in on a saturday morning is unbelievable. >> well, boozer says the men got away with two laptops. d.c. police at this point, they are still trying to track down the intruders. recent acts of hate are putting the district in the national spotlight. six incidents involving nooses have been reported in recent weeks. last night on msnbc mayor muriel bowser said the city won't

tolerate it. >> we have locked arms and have spoken up loudly and strongly. >> the mayor said the city will stick with the climate agreement. the bow ser administration said they plan to cut carbon emissions by 80%. day two of the cosby trial. we'll break down day one and what's ahead today. unequal pay. a woman proving the wage gap is real in one local county. her lawsuit and the changes it uld be causing in yourco

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you're watching "news 4 today." welcome back. bill cosby will be back in a pennsylvania courtroom today. he's facing a criminal trial accused of sex assault. prosecutors say he gave a temple university woman pills and then assaulted her. a different woman who said he drugged and touched her was the first witness in the case. a judge could decided to if that woman's mother can testify. cosby denies all allegations of sexual assault and his lawyers are challenging the accuser's credibility. new this morning, a massachusetts woman on trial for convincing her boyfriend to kill himself will

a judge's decision. she is charged with the 2014 death of conrad roy iii. the 18-year-old was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning. carter encouraged him to take his own life. in one of her texts she allegedly wrote, the time is right when you're ready. you just need to do it. carter's lawyer argued that the texts are protected free speech. >> well, a bullying crackdown coming to virginia. the new legislation that could help save lives and it all starts today. and a lower price for prime? amazon expanding its popular service to those who need it most. find out if you qualify for discounts still ahead. we're enjoying some cooler than average weather here the next couple of days. if you're already starting to think about the weekend, yes, indeed, it's capital pride weekend. saturday for the parade, sunshine, 87. sun, hot, 92

coming up. live look in silver springs, things looking a lot better here. we'll take a look at the beltway and other routes into and out of town. your travel times coming up. >> reporter: the days of the

the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

right now at 5:44. top secret leaks. information on russia stolen from the nsa. the 25-year-old contractor facing charges. chuck? >> temperatures mostly in the 60s here on a tuesday morning. might see a little bit more sunshine today than yesterday. that's good news. sheena is back with even more good news about the whole ten day forecast for those of you that love summer weather. plus, safetrack success? it caused headaches and traffic jams but metro is praising its major repairs. now we are learning about new

problems for your commute in the future. "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. and on this tuesday morning, we do have breaking news for you. two people are dead montgomery county. police are trying to figure out how it all happened. the people were found shot to death on gallery court montgomery village. this is a pretty quiet neighborhood. coming up news 4's justin finch will be live with more on what caused the neighbors to call the police. the transit agency is already taking a victory lap for safetrack. >> the year long maintenance program has drastically slowedevslowed everyone's commute. derrick ward is live talking to riders. what do you have to say, der sflik. >> reporter: it's been a year of interruptions. you know there's been a traffic disruption as well because they

stations, but this safety surge has been in effect on all six metro lines. metro's been replacing rails, they've been replacing cables, couplings. the railroad track ties that holds them together, they replaced enough of those to double the size of the washington monument. and metro says that they've actually done three years of work in one year. so what do riders think? well, their reactions are mixed. >> i haven't any problems. lately it's been running good so i can't complain. >> you never know. like i walked down here, i'm like, is it going to be ten minutes or is it going to be two minutes? there's no real consistency still. >> reporter: now metro is touting fewer of those troubling track fires and those other disruptions that have really caused some emergency problems on metro. these plans -- these day lays have all been planned. they're not out

shutdowns due to starts july 1st and last until the end of next june. not completely out of the woods, but they say they need a steady flow of revenue for maintenance so that light at the end of the trouble doesn't turn out to be a train coming the other way. meanwhile, metro plans to make security changes after the agency put hard drives up for public auction. the problem, personal and business information was still on those hard drives. thousands of files could have been compromised when computers used by metro are auctioned or thrown away, all the files are supposed to be erased. that didn't happen with two computers. we are getting more details on the government contractor charged with leaking top secret information. she was charged not long after an online news organization published a top secretor

describing new details about russia's efforts to hack our voting system. >> news 4's tracie potts is live. was the contractor the source of the leak and did it affect vote tally? >> reporter: this contractor out of georgia was the source of the information published online. that information, by the way, shows that russia was trying to hack our elections systems, our software, and sending out phishing e-mails to hundreds of election officials all over the country. did it have an impact? that's not clear in the report but there's no proof that it did. president trump not using executive privilege to block james comey. we heard that's what he was going to do. now it's official. how important is that when we talk about that and what could that tell you about their strategy? >> reporter: james comey now has a blank slate to say essentially what he wants as long as

not revealing classified information to that committee on thursday. the white house isn't stopping him. the fbi isn't stopping him. he's gotten the all clear there. it could be a strategic move by the white house to come back and refute what comey is trying to say. the bottom line is there will likely or could be something significant to come out now that he's gotten the all clear. >> thank you, tracie. the department of veterans affairs, meanwhile, is moving forward with plans to make health care better for our vets and the department of defense. they'll adopt the same systems for the electronic health records. right now there are two systems. they'll develop the plan to implement the new system and its costs. suicide and bullying are two of the toughest issues that students have to deal with at school, and starting today there's a new effort across virginia to

safe. >> news 4's chris lawrence, he's here to show us how two new laws are expected to make a difference. >> reporter: angie, adam, governor terry mcauliffe is going to be at a high school where he will sign two new bills into law. the first requires a principal to contact a child within five days. the second involves training. students and teachers at forest park high school have proven they aren't afraid to talk about suicide. they have held a suicide awareness walk for classmates who have taken their own lives. they continue that tradition this past weekend to help end the stigma surrounding mental illness. >> i have noticed what could i have done better? why didn't i pick up on

questions that haunt us. >> reporter: the new laws will take effect in just a few weeks on july 1st. in the newsroom, i'm chris lawrence, news 4. >> chris, thank you. meanwhile, mental illness can impact anyone and suicide is the second leading cause of death for teens and young adults. if you want to find more resources and tools to help with your life search changing lives in the nbc washington app. nine minutes away from the hour. a woman was not paid equally for doing the very same jobs as a man. the lawsuit says she accepted a job at the county stormwater management division. they said she couldn't negotiate her pay. two weeks later a man was hired and he was paid $10,000 more. prince george's county has since raised her salary and gav

the county is reviewing its hiring practices. we had showers. >> chances are isolated. if you are the lucky or unlucky on one. >> extra sunshine. bonus. starting out with the morning though, we have a little bit of patchy fog out there. the good news is, it is dry outside. lunchtime you might want to sit outside. decent. if you are exercising, nice weather to do so with the dryer air in place. we're not looking at quite a bit of rain. we could see a couple of light showers, currently it's 67 degrees in the district. leesburg is 64. 65 in clinton. we are dry though. the

the philadelphia area. so, again, we really don't expect much in the way of that until later on today. so if you are dining out, here's what it looks like. lunchtime, 74 degrees. mix of sun and clouds. around happy hour time, mostly cloudy. close to 80 degrees. nice afternoon. by dinner time we have a small chance for an isolated shower. we have a chance for a few sprinkles and tomorrow morning the clouds are in the forecast. hit or miss type showers. 71 tomorrow? once the sun comes back on friday just in time for the weekend, temperatures start to warm up, too. we're in the 90s on sunday. look at those 90s. that would technically be a heat wave that we have in the forecast. we have a closer look onha

let's check the roads with melissa mollet on tuesday morning. good morning, sheena. >> chopper 4 over a pretty picture. top of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop through college park. taking a look elsewhere, colesville at university boulevard, no big worries there. 270 south at urbana. route 1 south at gunston road. that is now out of the way. it should be out of the way here very soon. inner loop and outer loop, 95 and 32 down to the beltway, you are just fine. no big worries out there as far as travel times. everything looking pretty typical right now. >> melissa,

as many of you prepare to visit the national harbor, new numbers are improving. you're enjoying the newest casino a lot. the casino has generated more money than any other in the state. second place followed by the horseshoe casino in baltimore. in all six casinos generated $166 million in revenue for the state in may. people on government assistance will receive discounts for their amazon prime. that's half the price of what other customers pay. amazon prime includes free shipping and they want to make the program more accessible. good morning, i'm landon dowdy in cnbc headquarters. apple is launching its own assistance device for

powered by siri you can play songs from apple music as well as send messages and connect items in your house. it will cost 349 bucks. apple also unveiling a new feature for i0s. do not disturb while driving which can detect while you're behind the wheel and silence incoming alerts. i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you very much, landon. we have to admire the firefighters that saved a dog from underneath a house. listen to this story. whatever you're doing, take a look. we're happy for the dog who was there for two days. bank, the pointer, went missing in great falls last week. his family thought that they heard him under the deck. can you imagine? the firefighters discovered that, yeah, he was trapped in gravel under the concrete foundation of the house. gave him food and water and then dug him out very carefully. my goodness. he must have been tracking something down. >> oh, of course. squirrels and little things

going under our house. our dog would try to get under there as well. >> we're happy he's safe. a serious warning before you take your dog out for a walk this morning. >> a wild animal could be lurking where near you live. coyotes spotted in the district. we'll tell you how you can scare them away safely. >> or just run away. a teen learns her fate after a deadly brawl in her school's bathroom. details on the punishment that she is now serving. that's coming up at 6:00. >> reporter: this quiet montgomery county block the scene of a double homicide. i'm justin finch with updates coming up in a live report.

breaking news on "news 4 today." a usually quiet neighborhood is waking up to a murder investigation. two people killed inside their car. we've been live on the scene all night to bring you the latest details. >> plus, trouble for the travel ban. how the president's own tweets could cause problems for his proposal. >> a heat wave headed our way. first we'll be feeling a little bit of a cold snap. don't head out the door until you hear the storm team 4 forecast. "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. and that breakin

morning. a police investigation still underway. two people shot inside a car on a residential street. check in with justin finch for an update in just a minute. >> also, we want to take live pictures. this is out of london. a minute of silence is being held for the victims of saturday's attack. we have new information about the suspects and added security at brittain's landmarks. first, we do want to get a check on your commute with melissa mollet. >> and of course a check on the forecast from storm team 4 meteorologists chuck bell and sheena parveen. good morning, guys. >> good morning. it's beautiful outside. we're outside the studio and it's a fantastic start. >> that's. like the john denver song, sunshine on my shoulder makes me happy. it's a great day to be outside. live picture from our sky camera. up and above the low clouds here this morning. live picture over ragan