starting work early so they can get out of the sun as it heat up nope matter where you live we have you covered everything you need to know about cooling station in the nbc washington app. >> own sheena parveen and chuck bell are here with the forecast. and a check of your commute with melissa mollet. >> yesterday morning the station was very sweet like taco tuesday. taco food truck. today we need to make it slip and slide wednesday. >> and an ice cream truck. >> we had ice cream too yesterday. ice cream sandwiches at 7:30 in the morning. >> it was melting right away. your ice cream will melt this morning. the sun rising. little bit of low clouds on the horizon. 77 degrees. as we go through the day it will heat up very quickly. 74 right now quantico. 72 leesburg. 70 in frederick. it's humid this morning. so another morning like many of the other mornings now, your commute for they're morning is looking pretty good. it's just g

going to be dry. temperature in the mid-90s this afternoon but feeling around 100 degrees. you will want the ac on and the lucky ones may see a shower. but those chances are very small today. no rain relief in the forecast. not until the weekend. let's check the roads. >> right now southbound 295 before nannie helen borroughs broken down tractor-trailer. westbound 66 at 29 centreville that is clear. everything looking good eastbound and westbound. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway no big complaints here this morning but remember on metro trains single tracking on yellow and blue lines between national airport and braddock road. no other big problems on the roadways. we'll keep an eye on it and be back in a couple of minutes. >> we're following breaking news this morning. prince george's county police are searching for a suspect after an attempted home

news4 justin finch is live at the scene with more on what evidence police have recovered. justin? >> reporter: good morning. so far we do know a handgun was recovered on scene but right now police are trying to square stories out here. one man was shot. we now know several times. question is was he a bye alexander stan -- bystander or a suspect. police are looking for one other suspect. let's take to you the scene. the 1900 block of addison road south close to 12:30 this morning prince george's police cot the call arriving to a town home and finding the man shot multiple times. we're told he's now in critical condition. it's unclear just who that shooting victim is in this case. again, a gun was recovered. police have done their interviews out here and gathered clues but they still say it's very early in

investigation. >> as well as interview the multiple people that were inside the residence, we have recovered a handgun and are looking for at least one additional suspect at this time. >> reporter: and it is believed that that other suspect at least one other person did flee this scene here on foot. no word which direction that person was going. again, one victim in this case, he was shot multiple times and police are looking for more leads in this case to build it. we're live here in district heights. i'm justin finch, news4. back to you. also developing this morning another family is mourning the loss of their loved one in prince george's county. there have now been 14 murders in the first 18 days of july in the county. chopper 4 was over the scene last night on larchdale road in laurel. a man was shot and killed around 8:30 p.m. police don't believe this was a random crime. although they don't have

suspect. last week the police chief announced officers would work 12 hour shifts to crack down on violence. investigators are still trying to figure out who their 13th murder victim is in the county. prince george's county police say the man's name they don't know it yet. they release this sketch. he's a hispanic man between 35 and 40 years old with no tatoos. now detectives spent yesterday knocking on doors in the riverdale heights neighborhood where the body was found. it was dumped on sunday morning. police are offering a reward up to $25,000 that threads an arrest and indictment. in southeast washington a string of attacks has people on edge this morning. d.c. police say 11 people were shot by paint balls. late last night police release this photo of the vehicle they are looking for. victims say it's the car that drove past them when someone inside started

randomly targeted while working outside. >> a car pulled up and stopped in front of me. i thought somebody was going to get out. rolled the glass down and started pumping like that. >> two victims had to be taken to hospital for treatment. paint balls don't usually cause serious injury but can cause pain and bruising. if you have any information about this case, video or pictures, police want to hear from you. 6:05. new this morning new numbers about president trump and his policies. >> there is a new poll from nbc news and "wall street journal" and it has mixed results. the poll looked at 439 key counties that helped president trump win the election last year. it found broad support for many of his proposals but not all of them. 75% said they support trump's proposals to keep jobs

53% back his administration's travel ban. 12% say the health care bill which passed is a good idea. >> also those surveyed were not fans of president trump's personal approach. 29% said his personal attacks set a bad example for the country. more than six in ten dislike his use of twitter and 51% don't agree how the president is dealing with trush controversy. >> the poll surveyed 600 adults and has a margin error of plus or minus four percentage points. >> president trump chose his ambassador to russia. he nominated jon hunts man. he previously served as ambassador to china under president obama. he also ran for president in 2012. the president is facing scrutiny for a previously undisclosed second meeting with russian president vladimir putin. we'll tell use the white house is down playing that coming up. right now we're waiting to find out whether virginia healt

in sterling to re-open today after a health scare. the restaurant temporarily shut down yesterday after several people who ate there became sick. employees spent the day cleaning the rest rant. one woman tells us she became ill after eating a salad on friday. >> we decided to call the ambulance because i couldn't even sit up. the ambulance took me to leesburg hospital. my daughter came and my husband came and as they were wait forge me in the e.r. she started throwing up. >> the norovirus can be extremely serious, especially for children and older adults. according to the centers for disease control norovirus is highly contagious and leading cause of illness from food in the u.s.. you can get the virus simply by touching a contaminated surface. symptoms include nausea and stomach pain. there's no specific treatment for norovirus. the opioid cs

a 10-year-old may be its latest victim. how investigators believe he was exposed to deadly drugs on his walk home from a community pool. >> a virginia community fighting back against power company. why they are saying they are being forced from homes they lived in for generations. good morning, everybody. sun is already up. on what will become another hot day. we already had 14 days, 90 or high they are month. today is the 15th and won't be the last. a check of a

good morning, everybody. 6:11 now on a wednesday morning. already time to start thinking about the weekend since it's hump day. planning too

friday, saturday and sunday because of a southwesterly breeze almost as hot at the beaches with temperatures near 90 degrees each day. maybe a little chance for some thunderstorms as we get into the weekend. a lot hotter around here. sheena has a peek at our forecast. >> taking a look at the roads and lines. yellow and blue no longer single tracking. delays between national airport here and braddock road. still have this problem on 295 causing some delays into the city. we'll take a look arsonist travel times coming up. breaking in from the live desk because we have a travel alert. this involves amtrak. we have been giving you updates throughout the summer. situation involving track work that's impacted travellers trying to make their way from d.c. up to new york. trains headed that way to penn station subjected to ten miles per hour that's how fast the

ongoing track condition. details very limited but this will impact all of you who are headed up that way. perhaps you have meetings or an event to go to. very slow. 10 miles per hour. stay with news4 for updates. now back to you. this morning there are new developing details concerning the confessed murderer of four young men. according to our sister station in philadelphia. cosmo danardo has confessed to previously killing a woman and man in philadelphia. however more specific details about the alleged crime have not been released. he confessed to the crimes as part of a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. his cousin is also charged in the murder of the four missing men. the cousins are scheduled for a preliminary hearing on september 7th. today a wake will be held for one of the four men who were killed. family and friends of tom maio will gather in philadelphia tonight and tomorrow morning. investigators

bodies a week ago. -day nardo told officials he became upset with the men during a drug deal. >> a baby has died and her parents they kiss is to blame. the baby's parents are sharing their story on facebook. they said their daughter was healthy when she was born on july 1st but had to be rushed back to the hospital days later. doctors say she was suffering from the herpes simplex virus. this morning she's asking for prayers mother other children dealing with the loss. 6:14 now and a 10-year-old boy is dead after police say he unintentionally may have come in contact a powerful opioid fentanyl. they believe he had been with friends at a nearby city pool for a day camp last month. during the two block walk back to his hou

a speck of fentanyl is so powerful that police drug sniffing dogs in florida are now being treated for an overdose while on this case. >> opioid we're finding out there, the size of a grain of rice can be deadly. 6:15. new questions are being raised about the cost to confiscate and crush dozens of atvs and dirt bikes. d.c. police release this video at the scrap yard. the district paid more than $770 to transport them on large flat bed trucks to the yard. but a spokesperson says police broke even after getting paid for the scrap metal. officials opted not sell the off road vehicles in toward keep them off the streets. thanks to a tip montgomery police have

sfeer stealing the purse of employees. hakym sheffield was arrested on july 15. he found an unattended class or office, stole the purse or wallet or just took out the cash and credit cards. then used the money and stolen cards to buy things at several stores. sheffield faces charges of credit card fraud. four generations of a historic black neighborhood in prince william county has been the home a dedicated group of families. sno >> now many are worried dominion energy will force them out. they plan to build power lines along carver road. many residents are descendants of freed slaves who bought the property in the 1800s. they fear these power lines will affect their private use of the land. >> i can't put a playground over there for my grandson. i can't park my boat. i won't have any

carver road. >> now the state corporation commission had approved the plan to build the power lines but then put it on hold on friday after a community group filed an appeal. >> a dominion energy spokesperson say residents have it wrong. he says the company will ask and pay them to place the lines and towers on their land and doesn't involve taking any portion of the land. kirk cousins, the skins quarterback has a response for the team's president. he said he doesn't mind he was called the wrong name. listen to this. >> curt is obviously an important part of our organization. our goal was to sign curt after discussions with curt. curt has made it clear to me -- >> sounds like curt to you too, right? that was team president bruce allen speaking on monday. in a statement he appears to use the name curt not kirk multiple time

cousins said he's not upset than sort of thing has happened since grade school. a team spokesperson said it sounded like curt and not kirk because of allen's accent. >> as long as you can spell it right. >> on the check. 6:18 right now. sheena is back with us this morning. just that sort of ugly, nasty, angry heat. >> it's not that bad. >> how bad does it have to get? >> when it feels around 105 i guess you can call it nasty. you're in the water it doesn't feel so bad. it's all relative. depends on what you're doing, right? if you're in your car with the ac on it's not that bad when you look through a window. for your weather outlook today you want the air on. the good news the commute does look dry. the bad us? we don't have much rain relief with cooling down those temperatures. if you're heading to the pool, going to be a nice day. have the sunscreen

uv index is high. exercise either right now or indoors later on. it will be too hot to run around outside. grilling out, it will be feeling like around 100 degrees today. this afternoon. if you're grilling out keep that in mind. head to the shade for the grill or just cook inside. here's a look at the temperatures currently. it's warm and humid. 77 degrees in washington. 70 frederick. 69 manassas. high pressure really controlling our weather for the rest of the week. giving us poor air quality. giving us the hot temperatures. bringing in the humidity and little to no rain relief. we won't that have rain back in the forecast until the weekend. i mentioned grilling outside. by 5:00 p.m. 95 degrees feeling around 100 if you're grilling around 7:00 p.m. still going to be hot right around 90 degrees. heat tips for you. stay hydrated. check on the elderly and neighbors. avoid long hours outdoors. don' l

we know this. unfortunately we still have to remind you. look at the heat for the rest of the week. 105 tomorrow and friday. up 90s but rain chance does come back. let's look at your roads right now. >> right now still have this broken down tractor-trailer southbound 295 at nannie helen borroughs. the tow truck won't thereabout for some time maybe a couple of hours. so that could hang around and cause some delays head inbound. outer loop of the beltway looking good. all the major routes into town and out of town nice and clear. yellow and blue line delays both ways between national airport and braddock road. 270 south looking good top of the beltway. normal slow downs there. 66 inbound, 95 northbound no major worries. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car today.

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desk where we just received some dramatic video. this comes to us out of massachusetts. take a look at this rescue. it happened around 1:20 local time. we hear 20 firefighters worked to rescue a 37-year-old man. he fell into a well that was abandoned in someone's backyard. he actually fell 10 to 15 feet and we know he has back and leg injuries but is expected to survive and be okay. rescue crews saying that there was an 18 inch steel cover over that well but somehow removed. i do want to go to that video that as i said just came into the live desk. you're seeing this huge rescue effort involving several dozen members of the fire department there, taking away the man who was in that well overnight. he fell about 10 to 15 feet and we know that now he has been taken to the hosta

conscious. so some good news there. now back to you. 6:25 now and we're getting closer to having self-driving cars. today's virginia transportation board is expected to approve a deal to allow new testing on 95 and 495 express lane. partners at wtop say the three dear deal will focus on whether self-driving cars can successfully run in the same lanes. they inspired girls around the world. this morning six teenagers from afghanistan are heading home with high honors after that robotics competition. >> the afghan team won virtually in two categories. the girls told our doreen gentzler they wanted to show talent of afghan students. they twice were denied

before president trump interevenes. 60% of the teams in the competition found, led or organized by women. of the 830 teams participating 209 were girls. those hi-tech toys your kids love might be giving away some personal information. the fbi is warning parents about those internet connected toys that have microphones, cameras, even speech recognition. bureau say those features could end up sharing information about your child's name or school. it's advising families to read the user and privacy agreements that come with the toys to find out how the data is being stored. we are staying on top of breaking news. new shooting investigation and home invasion overnight. the latest details we're sharing on our app and from the scene. good morning. and it is a warm one. warm and humid again. we're at 77 degrees in washington. but feels more like the low 80s right now in some areas as w

like triple-digit heat. live look outside not much rain relief in today's forecast. really little to none. wait until you see the rest of the

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it is 6:30 and get ready for another hot and steamy day. >> temperatures rising around here. only going to get worse. this could mean some poor air quality. >> chuck bell and sheena parveen are on the weather deck with what you expect. we know you guys are feeling the heat out there. >> it's sticky out here. feels like a rain forest a little bit. very humid this morning like many mornings. >> but not with that sweet rain forest smell. >> the sound of the rain forest, chuck. >> birds are chirping. look is that an alligator? very swampy out here this morning. there's a live picture of downtown washington. gunky air outside this

yes, indeed, code orange on the air caught. the very young, elderly and people with cardiac and respiratory ailments take it easy. stay inside. drink extra water. make sure your puppy dogs have a nice cold bowl of water. temperature throw mid-90s. heat index is up around 100 degrees for most of the afternoon. no real signs of the heat breaking any time soon. we'll give tuten day fierng few more minutes. let's go indoors to melissa mollet. >> right now inner loop and outer loop of the beltway looking good. inside the beltway we do have a problem braddock road at ravensworth. an fyi for you there. live look at 270 at montrose. no problems northbound or southbound. this hanging around, southbound 295 before nannie helen borroughs, broken down tractor-trailer, sounds like it will take some time to get that out of the way and get that tow truck in th

directions. we had an earlier problem between national airport and braddock road. 6:32. here's a look at our top stories morning. new this morning we learned a murder case in laurel is not a random crime. this happened last night on larchdale road. there's a $25,000 reward for information that threads an arrest. >> president trump has a lunch date with senate republicans at the white house today. this comes after a gop failed attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. senators have been invited to lunch to discuss the way forward on health care after it became clear that they did not have the votes to pass a new plan. >> d.c. police are still rooking for two more suspects in the shooting of a 1-year-old. this comes after the arrest of a man yesterday. derrick watson is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. a grouch men got no an argument and opened fire near a grouch children in northeast last week.

following this morning. breaking news in district heights. a home invasion and attempted robbery and ended in a shooting here. i'm justin finch working for you here on the scene gathering new details. follow me on twitter for updays. a live report coming up in 15 minutes. >> prince george's county police are still trying to figure out who their 13th murder victim is. detectives spent yesterday knocking on doors in the riverdale heights neighborhood. a man's body was found in the road sunday morning. >> police don't know the man's name but release this sketch. they say he's a hispanic man between 35 and 40 years old. police are offering a reward up to $25,000 information that tleen leads to an arrest and indictment. people remember showing their support for a middle school principal. this san online petition for terren

he's accused of slapping a girl on the back side after she refused to pick up something. he's charged with misdeamnor assault. lawmakers in prince george's county passed two measures aimed at keeping you and your family healthier. vending machines in county buildings will now be required to include healthier option. similar rules already in place in the county schools. county council banned teens from indoor tanning salons. montgomery and howard counties have similar bans. we're taking a look at how many tickets were handed out because of those speed cameras in d.c. and maryland. >> one of those cameras is now in a neighborhood where a little boy was killed crossing the street. erika gonzalez is live driving through that southeast neighborhood this morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you. we are showing you a

shot livingston road here in southeast. the school speed limit here is 15 miles per hour and there you see a newly installed speed camera in this area. is this same area where 6-year-old xavier was killed crossing the street on his birthday. you're seeing more speed cameras it's because people are asking for them. crashes and pedestrian safety are what drive those questions. aaa released its review of those numbers kind of where the cameras are, how much someone made from them. 2 million speed dcamera tickets were issued furg 2016. four out of nine were issued in d.c. alone. the district has collected a total of 536 million dollars in speed ticket revenue since 2007. news4 combed through the data and found since the start of speed cameras in the district, traffic fatalities have decreased by 76%. a reminder

cameras here along livingston road. right now they are issuing warnings. >> 6:36. angie goff has an update on amtrak delays. she's at the live desk. >> i want to bring everybody up to speed because a lot of people frafl this ar travel from this area. everything is moving as normal. normal speed from d.c. up to penn station. be aware they are dealing with a track situation there so there are possible slow downs between penn station and the other stations there in new york. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> a man is facing 132 years in prison for stealing tires and rims. jurors recommended that sentence for jason brooks. he was convicted on a series of thefts that happened in lug last year. the victim's cars were hit in the nighttime hours

cinder blocks. brooks has two prior felony convictions and face final sentencing in october. he's facing identical charges in fairfax county, prince william county and in new jersey. painful attacks instead of bullets, paint balls are bruising people all over town. where those attacks are happening and the look out from police. >> mystery solved. a couple vanished 75 years

. good wednesday morning. it's warm, sticky out there. 77 degrees currently southwest wind that will keep heating us up and make it feel hotter. your wednesday commute this morning it's muggy but what roads are dry. that's good news. later on today feeling around 100 degrees and now with more on your commute here's melissa. good morning. >> right now take a look at

inbound key nnilworth avenue. and the other issues on the roadways coming up. you may see this story on your news feed today. it's pretty bizarre. >> the frozen bodies of a swiss couple who went missing 75 years ago in the alps have been found. they were discover in a glacier that's slinging. swiss police believe two bodies were discovered last week. dna testing confirmed the identities. the couple were last seen in august of 1942 when they went up to a mountain pasture to feed their cattle. a new health scare at a popular fast food chain. what shut down a chipotle and the impact on a local lunch spot. >> in the last half hour we just got some new information and video from the scene of a home

breaking news. a rude awakening and home invasion. the new shooting investigation overnight and the police effort to end the summer of violence. not much fun here any more. >> drive by shootings in broad daylight. the bruising attacks catching pele

capitol hill cyber stalking. man once named as one of the 50 most beautiful people on the hill stands accused and he's not the only one facing a judge. a private conversation between presidents. the russia cries continues f-- continues for the white house. we're following breaking news in prince george's county. father wants to know why his 20-year-old son is lying in a hospital bed in critical condition. he was shot several times during an attempted home invasion in district heights last night. >> this happened just after midnight on addison road. now police are searching for a suspect. justin finch is live at the scene. just spoke with the victim's father. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. the father is distraught. he described seeing his son 20-year-old son lying in a hospital bed. he said it was a gruesome scene. his son w

his son's shooter is someone that was close him to. i want to take to you the scene as it was here a few hours ago. the 1900 block of addison road. several prince george's county police out on the scene, gathering evidence. they believe it was an attempted robbery and home invasion. several people were inside the home at the time. and that one person who we now believe is "todatavon martin of. another person left the scene. again that father telling us he got word his son was shot overnight, came to the hospital, saw his son just about an hour or so ago and he's telling us his son is in for the fight of his life. >> my son beat up in the hospital right now. gun shots wounds every where. every where. twice in the neck. once in the face. got a hole in the back of his head.

>> reporter: and as you heard there, tayvon does have an uphill battle ahead. looking at the home in question where all of this happened. you see a police officer is stationed outside of that door and evidence team went inside. this scene being combed for clues. again, police are looking for at least one other person who we're told left the scene here on foot. this investigation really just beginning in many ways. what this father is saying is he believes his son may have been a target. the question, of course, would be why. back to you. 6:47. series of drive by paint ball shootings has neighbors worried about this incident and d.c. police trying to track down the people responsible. d.c. police released this picture of the car involved. the attacks happened at six different places in southeast yesterday. 11 people were hit. that includes people walking down the

and a 72-year-old who was mowing his neighbor's yard. >> man, i don't know what's going on. i'll be honest with you. i don't know what's going on. it's just sad. i mean some law, some new laws. something has to be done. it's not getting better. things are getting worse. >> paint balls don't usually cause serious injury but can cause pain and bruising. if you have any information, video or pictures, police want to hear from you. new this morning investigators now know the identity of the man found dead in a centreville pond monday night. fairfax county police say he's a 28-year-old man of centreville. an autopsy is under way to figure out what caused i had death. there were no obvious signs of trauma. we're learning more about the man shot and killed by culpeper sheriff's deputies. we first brought you this story yesterday. the man's name isseric clark.

a domestic assault. when deputies tried to pull him over late monday he refused to stop. culpeper sheriffs say clark was a deadly threat and they fired. deputies recovered clark's shotgun. a man once named as one of the 50 most beautiful people on the hill has pled not judith lighty to cyber stalking. juan mccullen accused of taking nude pictures off her phone and posting them online. his former colleague has a hearing in court today on obstruction of justice charges. 1 11 before the top of the hour. >> a new poll from nbc news and "wall street journal" it has mixed results. the poll looked at 439 key counties that helped president trump win the

year. it found broad support for many of his proposals but not all of them. 75% say they support trump's proposals to keep jobs in america. 53% back his administration's travel ban. but only 12% say the house's health care bill which passed is a good idea. >> also those surveyed were not fans of president trump's personal approach. 29% said his personal attacks set a bad example for the country. more than six in ten dislike his use of twitter. 51% don't agree with how the president is dealing with the russia controversy. >> the poll surveyed 600 adults and has a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points. >> president trump and his aides are down playing a second meeting the president had with russian president put. it happened during a dinner with world leaders and their spouse earlier this month at the g-20 summit. the white house said a conversation over dessert should not be characterized as a meeting and this is caution stir because ath

what happened during that encounter. the race for governor in maryland could be adding its first female candidate. maya rockeymoore cummings tells the associated press she's strongly considering a run. she's a policy consultant and married to elijah cummings. maya rockeymoore cummings says she thinks important issues like health care will go state leaders and calls the idea of gutting medicaid unacceptable. let's check in with melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic. >> southbound columbia pike at new hampshire avenue brand new crash popped up. kenilworth avenue, you can see those delays. southbound 295 before nannie helen borroughs still broken down tractor-trailer in the right lane. that tow truck may not be there until 8:00 this morning. inner loop and outer loop looking normal.

springfield area braddock road at ravensworth crash hanging around. on metro yellow and blue lines some delays in both direction. that should be clearing up in just a little bit. 270 is okay. top of the beltway looking pretty good. very typical. 66 inbound, 95 northbound a little slower than we would like. remember to listen to wtop, 103.5 when you hop in your car. >> quiet day outside. here's a live picture from our tower looking out to the west. tysons corner on the left side of your screen. what i'm showing you, look at that cool fog bank that hangs over the potomac river. if you want to be cool go out and do your biking or jogging or dog walking along the pot knack -- potomac now. hot again. hot every day for next couple of

storms. storm chances are going down today, tomorrow and friday. heat indexes going up. stifling hot all the way through the weekend. weekend thunderstorm chance are back. right now it's 77 in washington. mid-70s in the suburbs. a quick rise, 90 degrees by lunch time. afternoon highs today in the mid-90s. it's going warm one for sure. high 90 in gaithersburg. 94 in manassas. 95 in fredericksburg. no heat relief any time sean. here's my colleague sheena parveen to let you know how miserable it will be. >> not a black out type much miserable. not like that, chuck but hopefully the heat doesn't get too hot to cause problems. temperatures will be in the mid-to-upper 90s as we go through next several days but feeling like triple digits. heat tips for you because we want to you stay safe. stay high decorated. check on the elderly and your neighbors. avoid long hours outside. never lve

the car. we have to remind you of that. pool is a great place to be. look at those numbers well above-normal feeling like around 100, and going into the weekend the beach also going a fantastic place to be. for friday 92. storm chance return over the weekend. still hot, still around 90 does. let's look at the ten day. >> looks like this current heat wave will break on monday but between now and then highs in the mid-to-upper 90s in the urban areas. low to mid-90s in the cooler rural areas. hot and humid. pretty good chance for thunderstorms both saturday and sunday afternoon. storms most likely on monday and then how nice will 89 degrees feel on tuesday. very nice. thank you, chuck. we were waiting to find out whether virginia health inspectors will allow a chipotle in sterling to re-open today after a health care scare. >> the restaurant temporarily

several people who ate there became sick with norovirus symptoms. employees spent the day cleaning the restaurant. chipotle issued a statement saying norovirus does not come from our food supply and it is safe to eat at our restaurants. breaking development just into the live desk on a story we've been following all morning on that deadly shooting in laurel. police just confirming that the victim was a 17-year-old boy. no name has been released and no other information. this happened in the 13,000 block of larchdale road last night. no term on a suspect or motive has been released. it is now 6:55 happen here are four things to know. man is in critical condition after being shot several types during an attempted home invasion. police say nothing was taken from the home. we have details in the nbc washington app. police are sti

on a road in prince george's county. they release this sketch a hispanic man between 35 and 40 years old. there is a reward in this case. take a closer look at the sketch in the nbc washington app. president trump has invited all republican senators today for a lunch. they are checked to plot a path forward on health care. after the international robotics competition here in d.c. the girl's team won virtually for sustainable excellence and courageous achievement. the team talked to our doreen gentzler. metro is now back to normal. southbound columbia pike at new hampshire avenue do have that crash still reported that we were letting you know about. inbound there, kenilworth at eastern, disable vehicle still hanging around. >> you see the sun in your traffic cameras. it is heating up quickly. 95 today.

smierl. most area won. as we go into the weekend up 90s. really hot and feeling around 105. >> two chances for rain today. slim and none. >> we're going to need it. >> i don't think none is a chance. >> not at all. >> that's the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. until then, enjoy your day. >> make it a great weesday, dn

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