be tweeting updates on the forecast on my twitter handle and find my favorite weather pictures on forecast4you on instagram. you are going to get rained on at least two times today, maybe three. details coming up in a few. >> sounds like something to look forward to. thanks, chuck. park road near northwest, downed tree there blocking all lanes this morning. that is going to slow you down. that is near the existing construction closure. after east capital, a crash blocking a lane. a new crash inner loop or outer loop? which is it? outer loop. outer loop at connecticut avenue. we have a brand-new crash, details there and showing where the rain is falling. aaron? >> thank you. we are staying on top of the breaking news th

homicide in district heights, right, adam? >> news 4s justin drabick is headed to the scene. what we know is police swarmed the area of atwood street in district heights overnight. look at the video we have here. we are on the phone, working to learn more about exactly what happened. this is a confirmed double homicide at the moment. police say when they arrived at the scene, there were two people in the parking lot there and appears to be to males suffering from gunshot wounds. that is some of the information coming in about the confirmed double homicide. you can take a live look at the pictures from that scene. justin finch just getting to the scene. we are going to check in with him to get details on what happened. back to you in the studio. >> adam, thanks. developing this morning, we are working to learn what caused a d.c. officer to shoot a man in

peter told us an officer came across a man with a gun on park road in d.c.'s parkview neighborhood. the officer fired his weapon hitting the man. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. the chief said his officers recovered a gun from the scene, but they are piecing together what happened. congressman steve scalise is back in icu this morning. late last night, med star washington hospital made the announcement. we expect another update later today. doctors say there are new concerns about an infection. several others were wounded in a shooting at baseball practice in alexandria. right now, we hear he is in serious condition. police had been moved out of the icu on june 23rd. new this morning, president trump in the middle of his visit to poland. right now, he's meeting in a joint news conference with that

one of the things he's talked about so far, north korea. adam tuss is at the live desk with more on that. >> the north has been an issue. the president taking questions as he meets with poland's president. president trump is responding to those questions about the north and their recent intercontinental ballistic missile testing that nations need to confront the north's very, very bad behavior and asked about possible military action against north korea. take a listen. >> we have to look at what happens over the coming weeks and months with respect to north korea. it's a shame that they are behaving this way, but they are behaving in a very, very dangerous manner and something will have to be done about it. thank you. >> this is the second foreign trip of the president's term and he has a full schedule today. we'll be following him all day. back to you. >> thank you. let's give

from poland as well as a look at capitol hill. in a few minutes, we are going to go live on capitol hill with tracie potts will brief us on what the president hopes to accomplish in his visit to poland. we are going to look ahead to what will be a closely watched meeting tomorrow between the president and russian president, vladimir putin at the g-20 summit. people living at the woodland springs apartment complex waking up to police searching their neighborhood for evidence. this is an investigation of a double murder. justin finch just got to the scene. what can you tell us? >> molette, aaron, a very active investigation going on this morning. several patrol cars, take a look. district heights police, the scene itself across the street here. take a look there. the crime scene investigator now on scene. the medical examiner

one body, we understand, has left the premises as this investigation ramps up. here is what we know. close to 1:00, first responders were dispatched to the woodland springs apartment complex. they found two men in their 20s, it is believed, who were shot and killed lying in the parking lot. they were pronounced dead on the scene. at this time, they are speaking with witnesses, gathering clues. we can tell you, this is the 6600 block of atwood in district heights, not far from district park walkway. back to you. >> justin finch, live for us. thank you. charles county parent who is are upset that a sexual predator was allowed to work around their children. a meeting will happen friday, july 28th at the middle school. former school aide, carlos bell is

that school. it's not the only place he had access to the children. he worked as a facility person. and 2018, provided care for jp ryan and wade elementary school in waldorf. he volunteered as an assistant coach at a track club. a mother couldn't believe he was around her son. >> i feel rage, you know? i want him to get what he deserves. >> kids at this age, some of them aren't going to talk about it. >> investigators believe there are at least ten victims and could be more. bell is also hiv positive. his victims are being tested. this man's family would like your help finding him. 60-year-old orlando brown was seen in damascus last night. he has dementia. he was driving his 2008 ford focus with

this photo shows him with a moustache. he is now clean shaven. if you see him, call montgomery county police. looks like a nonprof group may save neighbors from being evicted. the mobile home park was supposed to close down after the property owner couldn't afford to fix a leaking sewer system. the group would buy the mobile home park for $1.4 million, according to "the washington post" and pay to fix the sewer system. folks living close to route 7 and the dulles road in tyson thould prepare for noise. a noise waiver will allow crews to work during specific times until august 30th. news 4s megan mcgrath is working on this story coming up with the latest on those times and other information you need to know. we have another traffic alert to tell you about now

morning. there will be temporary lane closures on 695 over south capital street for routine bridge inspections. the closures are set to begin at 10:00 a.m. and run until 3:00 this afternoon, weather permitting. drivers need to expect delays. if you are just leaving the house, don't forget you need the umbrella. look at the rain moving through the area right now. we are going to see more of it today, too. chuck is back with a closer look at the storm time. the tributes continue to come in for a slain nypd officer ambushed 24 hours ago.

welcome back. it's 5:11. you are probably going to need the windshield wipers and umbrella today. >> one of those days, chuck. >> it is. heaviest rain is between now and 7:00 or 8:00 this morning. there's the pocket of heavy rain moving into southern prince county, there's rain on all corners of the beltway as well. a peek at the weekend

melissa, you will be happy to know includes sunshine. >> that looks great to me. looking at the beltway, new problems on the beltway. we are talking the outer loop at connecticut avenue, near connecticut avenue, i should say. right now, we are hearing two right lanes are getting by this crash. you can see it looks okay on camera. not too much of a slowdown yet. you can see a slowdown there on the map. southbound 295 after east capital, soupds like traffic is being pushed off on to east capital. we have new video from the scene of a shooting that left a new york city police officer dead. this is the chaos after a man walked up to a police vehicle that miosotis familia was in and shot her. the video was captured on a surveillance camera at a nearby business. this morning, people are remembering familia as a police officer who always stopped to say hello. an emotional vigil was he

night. tracie strahan is live in the bronx. >> reporter: this is around the 46 police presint where familia spent her entire career with the nypd. we are going to show the flowers of people showing respect. we have video of familia, professional and personal life remembered. she was shot and killed in what officials are calling an unprovoked attack. she was wrapping up her shift when a parolee shot her. after tears yesterday, friends say she was a nurse for much of her life, joined the nypd later in life. both professions were a natural fit for

attention to video and facebook of alexander bond where he makes anti-police statements. he was out on parole when he was shot and killed by police and officer familia was shot herself. there's no word, yet, on when services will be held for that police officer. she becomes one of the few females killed in the line of duty for the nypd. >> thank you. here is a look at other top stories this morning. new information on north korea's missile test this week. the pentagon confirming that missile has not been seen before. that is a key technical hurdle the north koreans have been trying to master. >> harsh words after a louisiana congressman recorded a video inside

camp. the facebook post was recorded. in the video, the louisiana republican argued the u.s. could be tougher on terrorism. the an frank center called the move, grotesque exploitation of the holocaust. higgins since apologized for that video. no more talking. that was the order from the judge to a pharmacist. he is best known for hiking up the price of a life-saving drug by 5000%. he's been outspoken. the judge feared his comments will be heard by jurors. 5:15. we are learning about an earthquake until the philippines. adam? >> this is a big one. 6.9 magnitude earthquake. it happened at 8:04 local time in the philippines. we are looking to g

information. no word on the extent of damages, injuries or death. 6.9 earthquake in the philippines. we'll bring the latest. back to you. >> thank you. a water ride is closed after a woman got hurt. a woman landed in the catch pool area of the popular tornado water rafting ride. it's not clear if she was thrown from the ride. she was taken to the hospital. the ride will remain closed. in news for your health, we all know this. kids are messy. i had to yell at mine yesterday for leaving the dishes in the sink. >> i do that. just kids? >> the blog, a secure life, did a science experiment, if you will. we are breaking down the germiest kid items around the house. here we go. the baby's stroller, the pa passifier or sippy cup. their favorite toy.

like that one. i don't think it's a surprise, but some think it is, the tv remote. we know that's nasty, right? >> don't touch the ones in the hotel room. >> i wipe it down. >> my mother, the first thing she does is take wipes where she goes. >> me, too. >> you are a slob. can you tell from a person's face whether they are rich or poor? apparently so. researchers from the university of toronto say people can tell if someone is richer or poorer than average by looking at a neutral face. that means without any expression. researchers say this is due to the visibility of the position of muscles that become etched in the face over time as a result of repeated life experiences. >> i'm looking at you to see. >> he's got resting, cranky face. >> which would indicate poor? >> i don't know. >> that's a weird one. >> let me look at your checkbook.

we'll be all right. i don't know. i tend to be a smilier person. being rich or poor doesn't make you happy or sad. >> not at all. >> i know plenty of miserable rich people and plenty of happy people. rain. whether you are rich or poor, you are going to get wet outside. mother nature doesn't care. a wave of low pressure to the west is going to keep us in a cloudy stretch. a little sunshine, late morning to lunchtime. not much before more rain down here across parts of kentucky and tennessee. that's the rain coming our way later on today. the first thing we have to do is get through a wave of heavy rain this morning. the heaviest rain going over the potomac between fairfax, prince william county, over the river to charles county. quantico getting heavy rain. showery weather over 301 and waldorf. it will turn to heavier rain in the next half hour. moderate rain from

along route 7. it will be wet there. 66, 50 and 29 all coming inbound with rain on them here this morning. there will be a little easing up in the rain after this first wave lifts through here. that break in the action shows up probably between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. this morning. again, a little sunshine. by 1:00 in the afternoon, adding sunshine to this humid air will destabilize it and leave a chance of showers in the afternoon. the rain across kentucky and tennessee, that rolls in here, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. not the prettiest day to be outside. a chance you will get rained on once or twice. the braves and nationals tonight. that game is likely to have at least some form of rain delay. you are beach bound for the weekend. thunderstorms friday. saturday and sunday look great with lower humidity. that's the case around here

well. 50% chance of rain. most of us dry saturday and low humidity. your air can finally straighten out by sunday and monday. >> oh, yeah. mine straightens out with the humidity. it's flat. outer loop near connecticut avenue, still have a crash. two right lanes are getting by again. no great camera in that area. we have response on the scene. you can see that slowdown it is causing at the top of the beltway. southbound 295, traffic being detoured on east capital street. new crash, 66 at the beltway is blocking the right side of the roadway. in northwest, park road near the existing closure, downed tree there blocking all lanes. aaron? >> thank you. we are working for you and your family to make the best of summer vacation. you can find fun for free this week in d.c., northern virginia and maryland. >> be sure to join us later today for the ellen degeneres

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prince george's county officials say injuries from fireworks don't stop when the fourth of july is over. they anticipate emergency calls all weekend. a teenage boy could lose his hand after a fireworks he was playing with exploded. severe injuries to his hand, face and body. the boy was celebrating in the backyard in district heights. kids always play with fireworks on the fourth of july and he hopes they will learn from this incident. up there in his hand an explodes. that, right there, will send a message. >> fireworks are illegal and

5:25. our fun and free tip of the day takes us to fairfax. it wouldn't be summer without a good outdoor movie at strawberry park. a screening of cloudy with a chance of meat balls is a family favorite. >> grab a chair this sunday. you can catch the movie, little giants at 8:00 p.m. you can catch free blockbuster movies every sunday evening here throughout the summer. >> there are a lot of free outdoor movies across virginia, maryland and the district. >> of course we have a lift for you. check it out in the nbc washington app, search free outdoor movie. outside this morning, it's a raining. it's a big rain drops, too. partly cloudy with a chance of meat balls. know it is raining about as hard as it can along i-95, south of the

whep it's going to rain the hardest at your house, coming up. details about the i.c.e. detainee and how he escaped police custody.

breaking news right now at 5:29. a double homicide investigation, seven deadly shootings in six days in one local county. we'll take you there for the latest update. a foggy start to your thursday. you are going to need to give yourself extra time on the roads today. hear the storm team 4 forecast before you head out. the family forced from their homes by a fire. how it broke out while they were out of town and the help that is helping them rebuild. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm molette green in fur eun yang this morning. we are going to get you out the door with everything you need to know. >> that starts with the commute and the forecast. melissa mollet is going to have a check on the roads after we check with chuck bell about the forecast. >> super soggy outside. that's not going to change. storm team 4 r

is up to triangle, quantico, wild water and over the potomac river. these showers are bowing eastbound here across charles county. the next couple minutes from hill top to bensville by 5:49 and brandy wine by 6:00 to 6:30. heavier rain across charles and prince george's county. they are not the only ones getting rained on. grab the umbrella, you will need it. temperatures in the 70s. little more sunshine and warmer weather coming back tomorrow. i'm optimistic about the weekend. i'll share that forecast with you. for now, over to melissa mollet who has flashing cameras. >> yes, we do, unfortunately. outer loop of connecticut avenue is open.

top of the beltway. we will look at that in a second. westbound 66 crash at the beltway blocking the right lane. widening out here, rest of the beltway is okay. you can see the slowdown near connecticut. southbound 295, traffic being detoured at park road and northwest. the downed tree still blocked lanes. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. we are following several top stories. a deadly week in prince george's county with seven murders in six days. >> police are on the scene of a double homicide in district heights. justin finch has details from the scene. >> reporter: at this hour, at least one body removed from the premises as the investigation gets under way. several patrol cars on scene from prince george's county as

taking a look at the scene at the woodland springs apartment complex is where two men in their 20s were shot and killed in a parking lot here. police were called to the scene close to 1:00 this morning. the scene was very active this morning as they search for suspects and clues why it happened. a double homicide investigation under way here in district heights. back to you. d.c. police are investigating the shooting involving one of their own officers. an officer shot an armed man last night, not far from columbia heights. it's unclear what led to the shooting. the suspect is expected to survive. >> congressman steve scalise is back in icu. he was readmitted last night. doctors say there are new concerns about infection. scalise and several others were injured in a shooting at baseball practice in aleri

president trump is in poland. at a news conference, the president said he does believe russia meddled in last year's election, but other countries did. tracie potts will have more on this in a few minutes. 5:33 is the time. happening today, the mother of two children who disappeared in 2014 is due back in court. she is scheduled to have a hearing. hubble was the last person seen with her son jacob and daughter sarah. they were never found. the hearing comes the same week of jacob's fifth birthday, july 3rd. she is not stable enough for a trial. a fight between firefighters in prince george's county. homeowners watched as a fire tore through them home in berwyn heights. firefighters showed up and so did volunteer firefighters. a fight broke out over who would ut

police were called, but the chief says it's too early to say if anyone will face criminal charges. both firefighters have been removed from emergency duty. i want to tell you, a fire crushed a family's spirit is actually giving them new hope. >> the murphys are living in a hotel while their northeast d.c. home is being repaired. one of three homes badly damaged in a fire over the weekend. they were out of their townhouse at a family members wedding when the flames broke out. neighbors, they have been more than generous in giving to their gofundme campaign. the family of five includes three kids under the age of 3. they are grateful that one little part of the house survived the fire. a wall that had a very special meaning and message. >> we have a chalk board wall. every month, sarah comes up with a new phrase, sometimes a bible verse.

things. that wall remains uncharred. >> after all of this, the murphys telling us, they haven't considered moving to another area. they are going to start over there. >> we wish them the best of luck, for sure. hobby lobby fined for smuggling ancient artifacts. what they are accused of sneaking into the u.s. outrage at united airlines. this time, it's getting parents fired up. why a woman's child was forced to sit on her lap after she p

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welcome back. it's adam tuss at the live desk following developments of a shooting at a local middle school. this is on 50th street northeast. not far from the middle school. d.c. police say a man and teen boy were shot just before 10:00 last night. the man was unconscious and not responsive there. the teen was conscious and breathing. they are not looking for a suspect at the time. as we get new details, we'll bring them to you. back to you. >> thank you. we have new details about a deadly shooting we brought yesterday morning. a suitland mother is grieving

violence. >> the worst nightmare happening again when haven't even finished grieving for my first son. >> wednesday morning, someone shot and killed the 18-year-old. his mother said he was visiting a friend. four years ago, his older brother, c.j., was murdered at a bus stop. a $25,000 reward leading to the killer. a federal jury convicted two virginia men in a string of gun store burglaries. court records show preston jones iii and matthew jones stole 35 handguns from a store in chantilly. they were involved in gun theft in spotsylvania county. both men face ten years in prison.

dep deportee back in custody. how he made it back to your area, coming up. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we are dealing with rain drops on the thursday morning commute. if you are wondering how the week is going to end, there's the forecast for tomorrow. a chance for showers around. more sunshine. temperatures back into the upper 80s. you are going to love the weekend forecast. i'll share it with you, coming up. something you might not love, problems on the road. the rain is not helping. westbound 66 after the beltway, right side is blocked, seeing slowdowns there. where else is it slow? we'll take a look, coming up. a major construction project near hundreds of homes. detls on theai

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president trump in poland. his overseas trip. things are about to get loud. work crews begin the demolition of the route 7 bridge. a live report coming up. imagine this. a woman forced to fly with her son on her lap after paying for his seat. what united airlines is saying about this latest plane problem. that's going viral. this is a story many of -- many of you are talking about on our facebook page this morning. noisy construction going on for hours in northern virginia. >> the work is happening in tyson area on route 7. megan mcgrath is live with what you need to know and how to prepare your years,

megan? >> reporter: yeah. folks are going to have to be patient. it is going to get noisy around here. take a look behind me. this is what we are talking about. the route 7 bridge over the dulles toll road, that is the old bridge. they are going to begin tearing it down, starting today. that's gioing to create noise here. they are going to use heavy equipment. they did get a noise waiver that allows them to work during specified hours. here is a look at when you will hear it. monday through thursday, work can begin as early as 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. saturday, t:00 to 9:00. sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. not sure how the rain is going to affect things here today. they are able, at this point, to begin that work as soon as conditions allow. we are expecting noise problems as they tear this bridge down. should be wrapped

back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath live for us in tyson's. thank you, megan. president trump just wrapped up a news conference, a joint news conference with the polish president. he was asked about several things including on the assessment that russia interfered with last year's election. listen. >> i agree. i think it was russia but i think it was probably other people and/or countries and i see nothing wrong with that statement. nobody really knows. nobody really knows for sure. >> tracie potts is live on capitol hill for us. >> tell us what impact this could have on the president's meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow. >> reporter: 24 hours before he sits down with putin, he's noncommittal about putin being involved in the hacking or u.s. meddlin

jal meeting. they will talk about syria. rex tillerson, the secretary of state says the u.s. and the president will be prepared to talk about establishing no fly zones in syria where the united states and russia are trying to team up to beat isis, but are on very different sides when it comes to dealing with the syrian government. we heard the president talking about north korea, a new hot spot, given the latest missile test that has the potential of reaching the united states, reaching alaska. the president says that's a threat that needs to be dealt with. >> tracie potts on the hill. thank you. we could see similar scenes like this in 21 states today. several organizations are planning sit-ins at the offices of republican senators and demanding their vote against the republican health care plan. the leaders said they will bring

after the recess. now, to a developing story. a nonprofit group may save neighbors from being evicted. the mobile home park was supposed to be shut down after the property owner couldn't afford to fix a sewer system. the group would buy the mobile home park for $1.4 million, according to "the washington post" and pay to fix the sewer system. the third time was the charm last night for spacex. they have been trying to get the latest rocket off the ground. the weather cooperated. seven times communication satellite. that is now in orbit. spacex did not try to recover it from the launch. the payload is so heavy. >> back in the day when they used to launch the space

the booster cleared, it was going 70 miles an hour. that's what 3 million pounds of thrust gets you. it's lighter. man, so cool to watch. >> amazing. >> rocketry in motion. >> here on earth, we have rain. >> hope you enjoyed watching the clear skies on the rocket launch. today, we are socked in with the rain for the morning commute. be ready for it. it's slowing things down already. melissa is tracking troubles on the highway. outside this morning, the washington monument. you can almost see the outline of it there. four things you need to know about the forecast today, then play it again like yesterday, cloudy skies all day long. not much of anything in the way of sunshine. maybe one sliver of it. that's it. one to two inches of rain locally. no flood watches are out. localized high water could be an issue. keep that in

tomorrow. the warm front to the south, that's what's causing the heavy rain this morning as the front lifts through, from quantico, over the river into charles county to indian head over toward hill top. the heavy rains are going eastbound now. heavy rain moving into waldorf by 6:06. just know that heavy rain is going to impact the ride in from southern maryland here this morning. it's raining just about everywhere around the immediate area. there is a break in the action along central virginia. the fist wave of heavy rain comes through between now and late morning, then a small easing up of the rain. one or two breaks of sunshine. any heating at all during the day will bubble up more chances for rain and thunderstorms. severe weather risk is very, very low today. pockets

likely. temperature wise, mid-70s across the area. highs upper 70s to 80 degrees. as the nbc washington app on your phone. you can track it with our interactive radar. there's your ten-day forecast. we dry out by saturday morning, saturday afternoon, sunday, monday, beautiful weather, low humidity, back to the 90s on tuesday. more hit and miss rain chances next week. hour-by-hour, coming up at the top of the hour. for now, let's go to melissa mollet. >> good morning. taking a look westbound 66 after the beltway. again, we have that problem on the right side of the road. a little bit of a delay. you can see the roads all over the place. southbound 295 after east capitol, that cleared out of the way. don't have to worry about that any longer. the green showing all the rain across the

it it's going to be a wet one. downed trees blocking lanes there. ift's close to the long term construction project. you can see heavier rain along i-95. as chuck has been telling us, rest of the area very wet. no major issues right now. taking a look at travel times, 270 looks good southbound. no problems 95 over to 270. a little slow. 66 inbound. 95 north in virginia. remember to listen to wtop 102.5 fm in your car. adam? >> thank you, melissa. following breaking news from the live desk. reports of a deadly bus crash in southern china. at least 19 people killed after a bus flipped over on the highway. reports say 44 people were on board that bus. an officer reports it had been raining in that area. a deadly bus crash in southern

china, at least 19 killed. back to you in the studio. >> thank you so much, adam. an alias helped a man slip into the u.s. after being deported to el salve dor. he faced a federal judge yesterday. he's accused of hitting an immigration officer to escape custody after being picked up monday on charges of being drunk. last week, the house passed kate's law that increases prison time for undocumented immigrants. president trump supports it, but it has to pass the senate before making it to the white house. it is named for kate steinley, a woman killed in san francisco by a felon. 5:53 right now. you still can't take visitors to the top of the washington monument. there is some progress in the overhaul of the

there. they started to search for a company to put in a new elevator. it should be secured by august. it will cost up to $3 million. the elevator broke down frequently. the craft giant known for making sure your diy project agreed to pay a $3 million federal fine. prosecutors say the company smuggled thousands of ancient iraqi artifacts and lied on paperwork. it included tablets and brick. good morning. i'm morgan at cnbc headquarters. americans are on track to spend $100 billion on vacations this year. the confidence index put out says this is the first time spending has topped 100 billion in the eight-year history. people are spending more because they are more positive to the

economy. lower gas prices don't hurt. with your cbs morning business report, i'm morgan brennan. >> thank you. a purse battle continues in fairfax. the park is determining which type of turf to use at nike park. authorities want to use a crumb rubber surface. it's made of old chopped up tires banned in montgomery county and the district. they are investigating the health and safety issues with the children. it is on hold until more research can be completed. tpe, a type of earth made of ground up bottles. she paid for her 2-year-old to have his own seat. that didn't stop united from give thag spot to a stand by passenger. the airline is saying sorry. the toddler had to sit in his mother's

a standby passenger claimed the toddler was in that passenger seat. the mother said she paid for her son's seat. a flight attendance said the flight was full. >> i was very uncomfortable. my arm was adpans the law. i lost feeling in my leg and left arm. >> they said gate agents inaccurately scanned the boarding pass showing he was not on the flight, so the staff released his seat. we are going to hear about this story for a long time. >> one of these weird things of things happening on flights. the airline is going to refund the boy's ticket and gave the family a boucher, too. >> with we probably won't see the end of the story. >> probably not. the break up between madonna and another star. why

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news 4 today begips with breaking news. that breaking news out of prince george's county this morning. a double homicide marking seven deadly shootings in that county in less than a week. we take you to the neighborhood that is waking up to police. new overnight, a police involved shooting in the district. what with we are learning about the man police shot on the street. a foggy start to your thursday. the roads are probably wet right now. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm molette green in for eun yang. a live look outside this morning. >> get your check on the forecast with meteorologist chuck bell, then we will look at the roads with melissa mollet and check on that breaking news as well. chuck? >> thanks, aaron and molette. good morning. thursday off to a cloudy and rainy start for most of the area. storm team radar, the heaviest of the rain on the

i-95 toward woodbridge. heavy rain on 301 through charles county. there's more where that came from. it's going to rain hard in charles county for the next hour or so. you can see a little easing up in the rain across central virginia. le eel get that around lunchtime. just got a flood warning out for southern prince william county and stafford as well. most of this area in the highlighted green has had more than two inches of rain. avoid high or fast moving water in that area at all costs. never drive over a water covered road. we'll be stuck in the 70s and 80s later today. for now, let's go to melissa. >> good morning. a problem here on 66 westbound here after the beltway. it looks like it might be clearing and pulling out of the way. again, you are seeing wet roads