i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika gonzalez. we begin with the latest on weather and traffic. we'll start with weather. >> chuck and lauren are outside for us this morning. it feels a whole lot better out there, guys. >> yes, definitely. >> open window weather. i've been sealed up in the ac for days. >> only one day because we have the humidity coming back and warmer temperatures coming back as well. >> unfortunately. it is summer in washington so such is life. sun came up at 5:42. 72 in arlington, 67 though in springfield, virginia. 67 degrees in poolsville. 70 in frederick, maryland. a mix of clouds and sunshine today. afternoon highs up in the low to mid 80s. only a slight chance for a shower today mainly out in the shenandoah valley. if you're wondering about the weekend, saturday and sunday, little warmer, little more humid, storm chances saturday and sunday

hot one sunday, 93 degrees. for now let's go to melissa mollet. >> good morning, guys. chopper 4 over the top of the beltway for us looking quite good. outer loop, headlights on new hampshire avenue. just got off the phone with police, southbound at st. mary's, that crash is gone and this one should be gone soon. that's good. southbound 15 after point rocks, i know a lot use that. they are using southbound traffic letting it go in the northbound lanes as well. try and alternate. should be out of the way soon. see a one mile backup. shiplett boulevard at burke lake road. ♪ ♪

alexandria. this church is less than a mile away from where the shots were fired in del ray yesterday morning. the pastor told us the focus of the service was from psalms 120, i am for peace but they are from war. there was another gathering at nearby middle school. as they try to rebound from this horrible act, the investigation into why this happened is in full swing. >> federal agents are interviewing witnesses and reviewing videos of the shooting like this one. >> that's terrifying to listen to. this is the scene almost 24 hours ago. dozens of shots turned simpson baseball field into a battlefield. the congressional baseball game that those members were practicing for will, in fact, go on tonight at nats park. meanwhile, the fed

james hodgkinson's steps through the area. justin finch has more on how you can help the fbi in this case. justin? >> reporter: hey there, erika. good morning. the fbi is hoping more people take a look at this photo we're about to show you here in hopes that they may recognize him. meantime in this del ray neighborhood, another day of a day out of the ordinary here. lots of fbi patrols on the ground. crime tape still up here at the park as investigators dig deeper into this man now accused of opening fire. take a look at his face. this is 66-year-old james hodgkinson.belleville, illinois. he's believed to have been living out of his van here in alexandria. they pulled from the van mattress, personal items, pillows and pape

parking lot. many in this area, including neighbors, people at the y, even business owners have said they recognize him saying he often kept to himself. former alexandria mayor bill euille said he was pleasant. >> to the local alexandria community, we believe that the shooter has been living out of his vehicle in the vicinity of eastman road -- street, therefore, asking you to report any interactions that you may have had with him. >> reporter: and just a reminder of the carnage that happened here yesterday. looking now live at that baseball field where baseball gear remains on that diamond where it was left yesterday when those bullets went back and

appears on social media with presidential rants. sanders saying he does not support what happened here yesterday. that is the latest live here in alexandria. i'm justin finch, news 4. back in to you. >> justin, thank you. here's the latest that we know about the victims who were shot. >> house majority whip steve scalise is still in critical conditions. he was shot in the left hip. doctors say the bullet broke bones in his pelvis and caused severe bleeding. president trump and the first lady visited med star washington hospital center last night. they met with officers, the doctor who -- they met with the doctors who are treating scalise. they met with his wife, jennifer. >> matt mika remains in critical care unit also. he was shot multiple times.

tyson's food. zachary barth was also shot and he's also out of the hospital. he took to football to say he was okay and recovering from injuries and special agent crystal griner is in good condition now. she was shot in the ankle. she graduated from hood college in frederick. she is part of scalise's security detail. the other officer was treated and released after suffering a minor non-gunshot injury. they will make sure tens of thousands of people are safe for tonight's congressional game at nats part. chief peter newsham did not say whether extra security would be in place. more than 10,000 fans will be in attendance. the capital police memorial fund will be added to the list of this year's beneficiaries. tonight's game is at 7:00.

mcgrath will have a live report on what's being done to keep you safe. the white house could be deeg dealing with a big problem. robert mueller is looking into whether president trump obstructed justice. the post says several top intelligence chiefs have agreed to an interview with the special investigators. coming up, we're going to have a look at how the president's legal team is responding to the report. megan fitzgerald is at the live desk now. she has breaking news about a bad crash. megan? >> reporter: aaron, two maryland state troopers hurt in a crash that happened overnight on pennsylvania avenue in northern marlboro. they were trying to catch a driver who was driving in the wrong direction. one trooper crashed into the other on route 4. that road was shut down but it's reopened.

6:08. another man whose shooting spree shocked our area and the country will be in court. hearings for leroy malveaux's resentencing will start this afternoon. malveaux was 17 at the time when he was convicted. the hearings would affect malveaux's sentence, not his conviction. virginia's attorney general is appealing the decision granting new sentencing hearing. the jury is coming up on 30 hours and another day of deliberations in the bill cosby sex assault trial. he's accused of giving a former temple university employee pills and assaulting her back in 2004. cosby says the encounter

consensual. part of the reason this has gone on so long, the jury has to be unanimous in the verdict. if they can't decide, the charges would stand and prosecutors would have four months to decide whether to recharge the case. the parents of a uva student who was just released are speaking. what his parents are saying about how he got in that position. >> a strong show of support. how the del ray community is dealing with yesterday's shooting at the congressional baseball practice. and since the congressional baseball game is still going on as scheduled tonight, i'm going to have your forecast coming up. it's not quite as warm today. temperatures in the mid 80s. we will have thunderstorms as

breaking news right now in first 4 traffic. we're talking about metro here on the silver line. right now the trains are running between eastern market because of a switch problem at stadium armory. lauren? >> well, we've got the congressional baseball game later on this evening. that first pitch at 7:05. if you are headed out there, we're going to have storms to the west. we're looking good as we continue through the game. humidity moves back in. overnight you're not going to need the umbrellas. for the weekend, chuck has the week end forecast coming up. we would ask the american people to pray for those that were shot, both the congressman, the

and it will -- it will be play ball tomorrow night at 7:05. congressman referring to tonight. this is a look at what nationals park will look like tonight for the annual congressional baseball game. tonight's game will be unity. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is live at nats park with what's being done to keep the leaders safe there. megan? >> well, good morning. security is always robust here at nationals park whenever there's a game. people who walk through these gates, they go through magnetometers and their bags are searched. tonight no different. the congressional baseball game going on as scheduled. in fact, there was a standing ovation when lawmakers were told that was the case. peter newsham, he

his department says they'll do our part to ensure the safety of everyone attending the congressional baseball game. now tonight's game is expected to be well attended, about 10,000 people attended last year and we could see a boost in those numbers this year in light of the violence. the game happening since the early 1900s and it raises money for charity. the capital police memorial fund says they will receive proceeds. the officers from yesterday have been credited with saving lives. a tremendous sense with people here that there needs to be unity, this game needs to happen to send a message that this type of violence will not be tolerated, will not change how people do things. the gates here at nationals park open at 5:00. the game against underway at 7:05. back to you guys. >> megan, thank you. let me go

the congressional baseball game started way back in 190 9. so this is a way for both parties to come together and solidify friendships. that's what this is about. the event has evolved into a major fund-raiser bringing in lots and lots of money. this year as you heard megan mention, the capital police memorial fund will be added to the list of this year's beneficiari beneficiaries. the game tonight has a 7:05 start. we'll mark the 108th congressional baseball game. the alexandria neighborhood where the shooting happened is trying to rebound this morning. it's an incredible display of strength and resilience. the neighbors we spoke with say this place where everyone knows each other. last night neighbors walked through the streets to simply show they're there for each other. the police chief spoke saying his department is there to assure them everything is safe. so what's important

that you know that we're here for you. we care about you and we're going to spend time out here with you. >> the walk ended with prayer. neighbors wore buttons with the words love lives here in del ray. let's look into the investigatn. the fbi is going to build a time line to figure out when the suspect arrived in the area. the 66-year-old was from illinois we do know that he lived in a van in alexandria for several mont. nbc news has learned hodgkinson had a history of arrests involving guns. everything leads to this being a political motivation. trump has destroyed our democracy. it's time to destroy trump and company. at pun point he was a volunteer for the bernie sanders campaign. family members say he was distraught over the election. we'll have more on the interactions

mayor had with the suspect. 5:18. there is a way you can help two d.c. bike police officers who were hit by a truck. it happened a week ago in adams morgan. one officer is recovering at home, another is still in the hospital. a fund-raiser is happening in the adams morgan area. the pickup truck driver who police say hit him is charged with assault with intent to kill. we are expecting to hear from the family of otto warmbier today. his father says he's been in a coma for more than a year. his parents didn't learn about that until last week. they are expected to hold a news conference. we are expected to get an update on his condition from his doctors. breaking news right now in first 4 traffic. take a look at this. anybody who rides the silver line, trains

west and east and eastern market only right now. metro is saying because of a switch issue at stadium armory. trying to get more information about this right now for you. orange and blue line also affected. we have some delays to largo town center, again, because of that switch problem. chopper 4 over fountain drive. we have that closed for a water main break. that road is crumbled there in the distance. inner loop and outer loop, no issues on the beltway. 270 looking quite good. top of the beltway getting near normal slowdowns. 66 in bound and 95 north, no major issues. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. hi, chuck. >> hey, how are you doing, melissa. great looking picture to share with you. wow, check out that. that is an amazing eruption of a vol tan

this is a volcano i dare not try to pronounce, shiveluch. this volcano had been dormant for 250 years. quite the explosion there. volcanic ash in the atmosphere as well. that could delay some inational flights going through that part of theworld. outside of washington right now, we really do need some rainfall. so far the entire month of june, more than two weeks in, only a trace at national airport. closing in on two inches behind in rainfall just for the month of june. dulles fared better. bone dry in june. four things to know about the weather, no 90s for today or tomorrow. shower chances today mainly west of the city out towards the shan then

upper 60s and low 7 os on your way out the door this morning. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. again, maybe a few showers in the shenandoah valley. little better chance for a stray shower tomorrow and then saturday and sunday afternoon, chance for thunderstorms both days. no washouts for your weekend. solid chance for rain comes up on monday. let's go back over to the news. >> chuck, thank you. this morning, new questions about how safe members of congress are after yesterday's shooting in alexandria. should they have security when they leave capitol hill. the changes now being considered. all week we're working for you to make sure your family is financially fit. after the break we'll have more onow to h

you're watching "news 4 today." if you bought a flight lately, you probably notice prices are going up, and that's not going to stop any time soon. the new report says airlines will raise rates and charges over the next few years. the reason, major expapgss happening at airports around the country. the airports will charge carriers more and then they will in turn charge you more. delta is expected to see the highest jump in costs while jetblue is among the lowest. if you have a child graduating from college this summer, congratulations. they might be in for a big reality check. >> all weekong we're working for ways to raise financially fit kids. susan

success for graduates launching their careers. >> reporter: it's graduation season, and that means many young kids are starting their first full-time job. here are four things you need to know. number one, pay your student loans. now that you've graduated, you'll have to send money each month. missing a payment can be costly. number two, contribute to your 401 k and max it out if possible. it's never too early to start saving for retirement. number three, create an emergency fund. >> i think six months of fixed expenses is a good gauge or good number to shoot for. >> if you lose your job or need to buy a new car, you can dip into that instead of using credit. number four, don't be afraid to ask for help. book time with a financial adviser. you may even have access to this service for free at your new job. >> don't forget to be responsible about credit. it's easy to get s

make it even harder to catch back up. back to you. >> and all morning we've been updating two developing stories. the shooting at a congressional baseball practice. at 6:30 we'll focus on the man police say carried out the ambush on lawmakers. >> the other developing story, the investigation of president donald trump. a new report by the washington post says he is a focus of the special counsel overseeing the investigation into russia. how the president's personal lawyer is responding. >> we get a little break from the humidity and heat. temperatures not bad. we are going to warm things up as we get into the weekend. rain chances coming up on the other side of the break. stick arnd.ou

"news 4 today" starts now. less than 24 hours after police say a gunman opened fire on an alexandria baseball field, we're getting a better picture of who james hodgkinson was. >> he was definitely

gave off an odd vibe to me. >> now investigators are asking people who had contact with the illinois man to come forward. we've got team coverage of this still developing story throughout "news 4 today." >> it is 6:30 right now. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika gonzalez. we begin with the latest on weather and traffic. melissa mollet has breaking news about metro. >> breaking news. we're talking about the silver line this morning. metro tweeting that trains are running on a limited schedule because of a switch problem at stadium armory. on the orange and blue lines we have delays to largo center. chopper 4 here with the problem at reston. a smaller section is shut down. as far as an alternate, should be pretty easy to get around reston parkwaynd

beltway, no issues. guys? >> good morning, everybody. thursday is underway already. we're getting our rays for the weekend. >> not bad out here now but we're warming things up for the weekend. >> that's the way it goes around here this time of year. we'll take every break in the heat. skies are mostly cloudy early this morning. that will help seal out the big warmup we've seen the last couple of days. 72 in annapolis, 73 in leesburg, 63 in lou ray. few fewer weather, 3:00 in the afternoon showers up along the i-81 corridor. that's where they're going to stay. the air is quite low. not zero but quite low. highs today low to mid 80s. nice day to be outside. planning on going to the beach, friday, saturday, sunday, ocean city to rehoboth, a few showers around. stray thunderstorm chance on saturday. sunday looks

the next three days at the beach. water temperatures, 69. like the 4th of july. back with the news. 6:32 now. all through the night the lights at simpson field in alexandria have stayed on while investigators look for answers. this is a stark contrast to the chaos yesterday. a man started shooting at congressmen who were practicing. four people were shot in total. here's the latest on the investigation now. the congressional baseball game they were practicing for will go on tonight at nats park. three people still in the hospital. meantime, the feds are tracking james hodgkinson's movements through the area. justin finch has more on the field. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. th's right. former mayor bill euille is

recent interactions with the man who is said to have opened fire on the baseball field there some 24 hours ago almost now. here's what we now know about hodgkinson himself. he is 66 years old from the belleville, illinois, area. he appears to have been living out of a van here in our area for at least the past few months. a mattress and pillow and other items pulled from the back of that van we saw here yesterday in that ymca parking lot which is between the baseball field and the ymca itself. he had many interactions with other people. he got recollection of a very fateful conversation with a ymca employee. listen. >> he was curious as to who this team was that would be practicing and was told that they're a congressional team. he clearly said, is it republican or

>> reporter: and yet euille said he never had a political conversation with this man at all, which makes his insight into him more valuable to the fbi and other insights, too, are being asked for throughout this time. the fbi is hoping other people recognize hodgkinson's photograph and remember any interaction with them. >> a lot of stories coming out like this. justin finch live for us in alexandria. thank you. president trump and the first lady visited med star washington hospital center last night. they met with officer crystal griner who was shot yesterday along with the doctors who were treating congressman steve scalise. they say scalise is in critical condition right now. he was shot once in the hip causing severe bleeding and he will need more surgery. only zach bart is out of the hospital. the news 4

asking house officials for better protection outside their protective bubble of the capitol. >> it's important to notice if steve scalise hadn't been there yesterday, the house police wouldn't have been there either. the u.s. capitol police chief is also asking for an increase in his budget. one republican congressman who was injured yesterday hobbled into this news conference on his crutches thankful to be alive. >> we saw two people risk their lives to save the lives of others. we saw courage in the face of death. and we saw examples of why all-americans should be grateful every day for law enforcement officers around this country. >> now a house democratic leader tells news 4 that he's asking the speaker of the house to launch a review ofec

capitol police or the sargeant at arms office will get a big funding boost. there could be new trouble for president trump in the russia investigation. the washington post reporting special counsel robert mueller is now looking into whether the president obstructed justice. they say several intelligence officials agreed to speak with lawmakers. the fbi leak of information regarding this is inexcusable and illegal. for the first time since taking office president trump will visit the supreme court today. he'll take part in an afternoon ceremony to welcome new justice neil gorsuch. the high court could decide next week whether to allow the president's travel ban to go into effect or uphold the lower rulings that blocked that order. corey stuart may not be done with politics. he came in a close second in tuesday's primary. no

the u.s. senate. stewart told the associated press shows his near victory shows there is an interest in new politics. we are live at nats park where the congressional baseball game will be played as planned tonight. a look at security after yesterday's shooting in alexandria that left a congressman critically injured you we're also taking a look at the temperatures in the mid 80s for daytime highs today. warming things up into the 90s. daily rain chances though of course chuck's going to have your timing on some of the rain showers coming our way and als a loook

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breaking news right now in first 4 traffic. we're talking about metro, and for a lot of my friends in prince george's county affected by this this morning, metro tweeting

running because of a switch problem at stadium armory. also affecting orange and blues, delays to largo town center. brand-new problem on the express lane at the pentagon. >> we've got temperatures in the low 70s right now. we'll continue to take those temperatures into the upper 70s by 11:00 and into the mid 80s by the time this afternoon heads around. we are looking at a few rain showers as well. we'll talk about those with chuck. that's all coming up in your ten day forecast in just a few minutes. >> lauren, thank you. the nationals are turning d.c. sports into a family gathering. >> they just drafted a relative of redskins qvc kirk cousins. jake cousins is kirk cousins cousin. >> not only that, the nats also drafted their manager dusty

drafted as a high schooler. darryn plans to go to college first. police say this is the man who used a high powered rifle to attack lawmakers who were practicing for a charity game tonight. how the community is dealing with the violence that woke many of them up yesterday morning. and we have new information on the massive fire in london. the building is not stable and the death toll -- the toll the fire is t ak

this is a game that has been played off and on for approximately 100 years. >> and that congressional baseball game will go on as planned today at nats park despite the shooting yesterday that left a congressman critically injured. the violent scene caught on cell phone video. >> police say the firefight was started by a 66-year-old man who once volunteered for bernie sanders presidential campaign. today the quiet neighborhood is trying to move past what police described as a combat situation. >> somebody brought an assault rifle into our safe neighborhood. and our coverage starts with the 108th congressional gainl that is tonight a

bring together democrats and republicans for a night of unity. a theme that will be especially powerful tonight after yesterday's horrific shooting in del ray. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is live at nats park with what's being done to keep our leaders and fans safe. megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. certainly there's going to be an emphasis on security. people who attend the game, they should expect to see the police presence. right now though nationals park is quiet. we are expecting to see a large crowd, 10,000 people here tonight for the congressional game. lawmakers giving a standing ovation at a briefing yesterday as it was announced that the game would go on as scheduled tonight. plenty of security. police chief peter newsham tweeting out that his department will do our part to ensure the safety of everyone attending the game. now this is video of a previous year's event. the game taking on though a new sense of importance this tim

lawmakers standing together in unity putting partisan politics aside. they want to send the message that this sort of violence will simply not be tolerated. now the capital police memorial fund has been added to the list of charities that will share in the proceeds of the game this year. of course, those two capitol police officers who returned fire, they are being credited with saving lives. the gates opened at 5:00, the game at 7:05. >> megan, thank you. things are quiet now, but this was the scene almost 24 hours ago. you can hear the gunshots in the cell phone video. the target, members of congress. and now the fbi is trying to figure out why. the fbi was going to build a time line to figure out when suspect james hodgkinson arrived in our area and who he interacted with. the 66-year-old was in illinois. we have team coverage of all of this hore

shock waves through the quiet, tight knit del ray community. >> justin finch has more on how the community is coming together. justin? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. many neighbors here call that shooting disturbing but also say they will not be defeated saying simpson park and that ball field are a central part of their neighborhood. that is why they came together in solidarity and to support the victims. in that crowd as well and that neighborhood walk the alexandria police chief and sheriff as well as the city mayor, many who say they begin and end their day here in this park perhaps by going for a run in the morning and also coming by at night to drop off their kids for sports practice. there was also a prayer for the victims and for others struggling to make sense of what happened here yesterday and also a vow to get through all of this together. m

old, we lived across the field from simpson field. >> very special here the way we are already so bonded together. >> we're here for you. we care about you. >> reporter: and as del ray moves forward, a request from investigators to say if they recognize the suspect here james hodgkinson in any way, to bring the tips forward. >> joirnt finch live. thank you. nbc news has learned the suspect, james hodgkinson, had a history of arrests, usually involving guns. his social media backed up this was a politically motivated shooting. in march he wrote trump has destroyed our democracy. he was a former bernie sanders campaign helper. nbc's coverage continues after "news 4 today." on the "today"

costello takes a look at the capitol officers that saved dozens of lives. >> we've only scratched the surface. much more about security of the after math of the morning shooting. 6:50, here are the other top stories of the day. families are grieving for the people who died in a mass shooting in san francisco. ups employee killed three other people, then himself yesterday. police say the man was in uniform when he started shooting. in the last half hour we found out about another five people who died in that devastating fire in london. the death toll now stands at 17. this morning the london fire commissioner said they don't know how many people may still be inside so that number could go even higher. and today d.c. police are expected to take action against turkish body guards caught kicking and beating

later today mayor muriel bowser and police chief peter newsham are expected to announce seven turkish security agents will face charges and five others will face misdemeanors. d.c. police will release photos of eight other suspects. 6:51 is your time. we want to send things over to first 4 traffic with melissa mollet. >> breaking news continuing this morning this again on the silver line. right now trains running between reston east and eastern market only because of a switch problem at stadium armory. lots of pain in prince george's county trying to get on the silver line. orange and blue line, this means delays to largo town center because of that. problems in the express lane flowing a bit. 66 is okay. in bound 66 before fairfax county parkway, disabled still on the right shoulder.

through the woodbridge area. chopper 4 over this problem here for us this morning. as we widen out, you can see the beltway looks good. northbound, we have one left lane getting by. southbound 15 after point of rocks, all left lanes open. as far as travel times, nothing too atypical virginia or maryla maryland. i don't know what is going on right there. >> darkness has fallen. brightness, bright sky over ragan national airport right now. there's the north end of the runway by the potomac. skies slightly cooler. number one, today cooler. no 90s coming our way for today. isolated rain chances for the next couple of days. a little better chance for afternoon storms coming up. sun looks hot and humid. that's probably our next chance to be above 90

morning started. hour by hour planner, mid 70s at 9:00. 80 degrees at lunchtime. high today, 85 degrows. rain chances are relatively low. nothing out there often radar atz this time. we'll show you the showers continue to move in mainly towards the shenandoah valley by noontime. notice as they continue to dry out. best rain chance out in the shenandoah valley. what about tomorrow and the weekend? let's go to lauren rickets and find out about that. >> chuck, you know humidity is coming back. low to mid 80s tomorrow. we'll have the humidity around as well. another chance of storms as well tomorrow afternoon. kind of the same deal that we had today. as for the weekend, it's going to be warm and humid. upper 80s on saturday. sh

thunderstorms in the evening. we are heating things up for the weekend. chuck, anymore 90s besides sunday on the ten day forecast? >> no, that's it. 93 on sunday. that's the hottest day. monday, close to . needed rain and thuerstorms coming up on monday. that will be the rainiest day out of the next ten. >> thanks, chuck. so we all know about the warnings about lead paint, but new this morning there is concern that it could be in your baby's food. the environmental defense fund explored data from the food & drug administration and it found what it called detectible levels of lead in some baby food. there's no information about how much or which brands are involved. the fda says lead is in food because it's in the environment and it can't simply be removed. good morning, i'm courtney ragan at cnbc headquarters. apple wants to turn your iphone into a one stop shop for all of your medical information. cnbc has learned the

creating an itunes for health data. there will be a centralized management system for everything. apple is reportedly in talks with several hospitals and i.t. health firms. i'm courtney ragan. >> courtney, thank you. 6:55 right now. here are four things to know about the shooting in alexandria this morning. the fbi will build a time line to figure out when suspect james hodgkinson arrived in our area. the illinois man targeted members of congress yesterday at an alexandria baseball field. four people were shot. more about how this unfolded in the nbc washington app. president trump visited med star hospital with the first lady. he sat at steve scalise's bedside and spoke with his wife. he thanks crystal griner for her heroic action. house majority whip steve scalise is in critical condition and he'll need more

condition. crystal griner in good condition. stay with the nbc washington app for updates on their conditions. unity will be the theme tonight of the 108th congressional game at nats park. this is video from previous years. the democrats and republicans will play ball starting at 7:05 tonight. breaking news continuing in first 4 traffic. remember on the silver line trains running between reston east and eastern market, that is what they are telling us. switch issue is the problem there at stadium armory. this means the orange and blue line are affected. delays to the town center because of the problem. >> forecast, yes, indeed. cooler weather back in. yesterday was our fourth 90 degree. today in the low to mid 80s. slight chance for a few showers over the next couple of days. next real rainy day isn't until monday. sunday looks like it will be hot and

93 on sunday. good day for the beaches. >> that is the broadcast this morning. thank you for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is coming up next and we'll see you back here at 7:25 with more local news, weather and traffic. >> nice picture for you of the sun hiding behind the clouds. it's up there, promise you it is. >> it isthere. >> make it a great thursday, everybody.

good morning. critical condition. congressman steve scalise recovering from extensive injuries after that gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice. the president and first lady making a surprise visit to his bedside as new video taken during the attack emerges. >> this morning a live interview with another congressman who was injured, and his staffer who was shot. breaking overnight, president trump reportedly now under investigation for obstruction of justice. special counsel robert mueller looking into whether or not he inappropriately tried to get the fbi to drop the investigation into michael flynn. we're live at the