wounds. investigators don't know what led to the shooting. neighbors in a centreville neighborhood were able to rest easily. this is over golden oak road. the man police say was responsible for the hours-long standoff was wheeled to a waiting ambulance. earlier in the night a 12-year-old girl and her mother were released from the home. the mother was hurt in a domestic assault. the man's name has not been released. but he is expected to face charges. there is a water main break that could impact your trip to work today. >> let's check in with angie goff for the latest. what's happening? >> thankfully, this is only near a major road, not on it. but right now, south osborn road in upper marlboro is shut down. police tweeting out that there was a water main break in the 7,000 block near brentwood drive. we don't have pictures. the road is going to belo

through the evening rush hour. so that's something to keep in mind. impacting the morning drivers and the late commuters. angie, thank you. cleanup continues today in queen anne's county after a tornado went through the area. >> this was breaking news yesterday morning. this was the first tornado in 18 years there. winds up to 125 miles per hour ripped houses apart. a mother was home with her two sons when she says the wind lifted her house into the air. >> we could feel it lifting up, floating. it moved about 20 feet on this side and about ten feet on that side. look out the window, are we up in the air? are we up in the air? >> the tornado sent a man to the hospital and has left thousands without power. maryland governor larry hogan says state agencies will be in the area to help. coming up on 4:43.

migrants secretly traveling in the back of a packed tractor-trailer pleaded for water and pounded on the truck as it overheated in texas. ten people died and nearly two dozen others injured. some from guatemala and mexico. police charged the truck driver, james bradley, with illegally transporting immigrants but says -- he says he did not know anyone was inside. charlie gard's parents are saying goodbye to their little boy. this case in england droou drig attention around the world. he can't see, hear or -- they don't believe it will do anything. they took the case to court but the legal fight took too much time. a judge was expected to rule this week on the case. the potential for flooding is causing a dangerous situation out west right now. take a look at the

rescue in arizona. 17 hikers were stranded in floods and monsoon rain. some had to wait to get free. millions of people are under flash flood watches right now. 4:33 now. tonight the washington nationals will pay tribute to our dear friend jim vance. >> they will hold a moment of sigh lengths tonight. he got to throw out the first pitch at a game a few years ago. take a look there. not too shabby. >> look at the celebration afterward. >> back in 2012 he got the chance to fill in as sports anchor for a wheel week on news 4. check this out. >> nats open the series in milwaukee last night. bottom of the first. check this out. edwin jackson is up on the mound and he's got ryan brawn in front of him. you know what, he was mvp last year. he don't look like it with that. seven innings --

ninth. this down the line. jesus flores, edwin jackson, everyone comes on home. it's a party. 4-0 lead. bottom of the ninth, saw the pitching. here's some d. morgan, left center field. here comes roger bern din a i got that. great diving catch. nats win 8-2. they're now tied with the new york yankees for the best record in baseball. how about that? >> now, that is a sportscaster, huh? giving some people a run for their money. just like in that highlight reel you saw from vance, the nats are playing the brewers tonight and edwin jackson will be back on the mound for the nats. how about that? >> pretty cool stuff. >> i remember watching that when he was doing it. he had so much fun. >> that's right. when you love sports, it shines through. >> a new little challenge. 4:34 right now. >> we want another check on your weather and traffic. >>

melissa while she's on maternity leave. >> a huge difference outside. the humidity will do that. feels very comfortable. almost at the point where it feels cool. >> your hair looks stranger today. >> looks smoother, less frizzy. >> less frizz from the humidity dropping outside for sure. little mid level cloudiness. these are not rainmaking clouds at all. your humidity forecast for today. comfortable. highs in the 80s. a nice northwest breeze to boot. that's going to be a lovely day to be ouchltd back towards thursday and friday, more typically humid for summer. along with humidity comes back a little bit of a rain chance late thursday and into friday. four things to know about the next four days. oh, so much better. still comfortable tomorrow. hot and humid on your thursday and friday. looking like the next best chance for rain. good morning sheena. >> very comfortable this morning. had al

sitting to the south. it's not windy. you see the wind arrow showing more of the north wind pulling in the drier air, the comfortable humidity levels. nice temperatures this morning. we're going to keep that around as we go through your day today. going to be pleasant for your tuesday. 7:00 a.m. as you wake up and walk out the door. 75 degrees. 8:00 a.m., less humid. you could be driving with the windows down this morning. why not? by 9:00 a.m., sunny, nice. closer to the 80 degree mark through the late morning hours. it's going to be more comfortable. less heat and humidity. there's the cold front to the south. we have clouds around today. expect a mostly sunny day. no rain in the forecast until late thursday or friday. we'll take a look at that coming up. let's take a look at your roads this morning. good morning, jack taylor. >> sheena, good morning. thank you. the rock creek parkway crews are still working. they'll probably hang out for an hour and a half. they usually clear by 6:00. traffic alternates by one direction at a time.

be aware it's out there if you're headed out early. in maryland, 50 westbound. just before 301, there's a tree down in the roadway. two right lanes are blocked off. in takoma park, an issue near takoma avenue. wires down in the roadway. and 410 right now, temporarily blocked. authorities remain on the scene. eun, aaron, back to you. >> jack, thank you. it has been one week since a high school robotics team vanished. the parents don't seem concerned. why some think the teams planned the disappearance. some became sick after eating at a local chipotle. why the amount of people have since doubled. the measure being pro

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we want to update you on those six teenagers who went missing after participate not guilty a robotics competition. they were from burundi. they probably left because they wanted a better life. two of the teens were seen crossing into canada last week. they could apply for asylum there whi

years. they each have a one-year visa. congressman scalise is in good spirits and making time for meetings. majority whip called in to meetings and thanked everyone for their hard work and is looking forward to working through his recovery. the louisiana congressman is recovering after being shot in june at a baseball practice in alexandria. we could be in for a health care cliffhanger today. what could or couldn't happen when lawmakers return to capitol hill. it is very comfortable this morning. i think you're going to like it when you walk outside. temperatures in the 70s. but the humidity is low. it feels cooler out there. we'll take a look at how long the relief will stick around before the next chance of storms. that's straight ahead. a startling find at an area mall. a little boy fndou

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i'm angie goff at the live desk. we have some brand new video into the newsroom in jerusalem where police are removing the metal detectors at the entrance to a holy muslim shrine. israel said they put those in place for security after two police officers were killed. there was a huge backlash from the muslim community and prayer protest this is the streets. israel is going to protect the site with cameras that can detect hidden objects. that's the latest from the live desk. now back to you. good morning everybody. 4:44 on a tuesday morning. it is comfortable outside this morning. as you're planning out our tuesday today, plan on sunshine and lower humidity. sun is not down until 8:26 this evening. coming up, sheena has a peek at the ten-day forecast which i

chuck, thank you. 15 before the hour now. this morning we continue to remember our friend and colleague jim vance. since his death, tributes have been pouring in from all over. last night right here in d.c., vance was recognized by the u.s. house of representatives. >> d.c. dell grat eleanor holmes norton read a tribute to vance on the floor. >> vance presented the news to a region that challenged d.c. tv news with vast changes, racially and ethnically, economically and politically. jim vance took the dare and told our ever changing story straight. he made us see ourselves from a city with too much crime to today's d.c. with low crime and a big sur plus. only a combination of consummate professionali professionalism, enduring afterability could have delivered so much moving news without ever missing a beat. >> you can see the entire speec

search vance. today there will be a showdown in the senate as republicans continue their effort to dismantle the affordable care act. senators will vote to debate on a health care bill, but it's still unclear which bill they will actually vote on. each option will impact every american. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more on the issues each option presents for senators. tracy, good morning. >> hey, aaron, good morning. good morning, eun. three issues to be aware of on this vote. really not a final vote but to move things forward. will they repeal and replace obamacare right now with a replacement that not a majority really likes. will they repeal it now? get rid of it and try to replace it with something later which leaves a question of what happens in the interim or will they repeal it and try to replace it with not what's on the table but something different to try to sweeten the deal for those

too who don't like what they're seeing right now? the technical thing isn't at all likely what we're to see at the end of the day. >> tracie potts on the hill, thank you and welcome back. now to an important race unfolding in virginia. the governor's race is a dead heat between republican nominee ed gillespie and ed northam. the monmouth university poll found gillespie and northam tied with 44% each. cliff high rah drew 3%. 9% are undecided. president trump is having n impact on this race. 4 in 10 voters said the president was a factor in their choice for governor. there's plus or minus 4.4%. parents trust their daycare providers to keep their children safe but a toddler was left

for -- they say crystal lund i was in charge when a 2-year-old boy was left at the potomac mills mall. the boy was asleep in a stroller. police were there before the workers returned to get him. >> somebody else saw it. saw the kid and was like, oh, my god. >> leaving him in the mall. i mean, kidnapped that's the first thing i think of. somebody walking off with your kid. >> news 4 reached out to ebenezer christian academy. lund i is out on bond while she waits for her next court appearance. more people got sick after eating at a sterling, virginia, chipotle restaurant. 135 people reported feeling ill after eating at the location on 777 road. norovirus is likely the

is now back opened. the virus does not come from its food and it is safe to eat at its restaurants chipotle says. there's a push for a higher minimum wage in montgomery county. they passed a plan to gradually raise the amount to $15 an hour. but it was vetoed. the new plan being introduced phases in the increases by july 2020. the bill would apply to businesses in the county with at least 26 employees. smaller businesses would have to comply by 2022. the congress is considering a 15 federal minimum wage by 2024. they find a plan from democrats in congress to give raise toz more than 20 million federal workers in 21 states by to 24. in those states about 46% of the federal work face making $7.25 an hour would receive a

last federal minimum wage increase. coming up on 4:50 right now. sheena parveen joining us. we're in a very different place. nice place. >> feels so nice. >> aaron is in mishap i place. >> yes. >> it's that kind of weather, when you walk outside, you're automatically in a good mood. it feels so nice. we had a cold front move through. winds have switched. there's a drier air mass with us. much more pleasant today. not just the morning hours but a pleasant afternoon. we'll not be in the 90s today. so a relief, a break from the heat and humidity. our next chance of storms doesn't return until friday. that's when we'll start to heat up again. we go into the weekend. early rain chance on saturday. otherwise your weekend is looking pretty good. temperatures right now in the 730s. 75 degrees washington. 74 in lort

73 in clinton. there's the cold front i told you about. it moved through overnight. it's now to the south. the north wind always pulls in the drier, more comfortable air for us. it's going to be a nice day today. the exercise forecast looking good. recently we've told you to get out early. today you can be outside all day. 7:00 a.m. very pleasant. 75 degrees lunchtime. 81 by the afternoon. not as hot by 5:00 p.m. the pool, comfortable in the afternoon hours. shouldn't be sweating as much. but have the sun block. the uv incompetent decdex still. mostly sunny skies. so for tomorrow, very similar to today. 85 for a high wednesday. staying dry. thursday is going to be a dry day. 91. we start to get hotter.

some showers. that's ahead of friday's rain. scattered showers and storms through the day on friday. we'll be watching that potentially lingering into early saturday. but i mentioned the weekend is looking pretty good. mid-80s on saturday and sunday. we go into next week and look at that. the 90s come back in the forecast. yes, we are still in summer. let's check your roadways now. jack taylor in for melissa mollet. good morning, jack. >> sheena, good morning. we've got trouble in takoma park. we've got wires down in the roadway. unfortunately, all lanes blocked on 410. unclear as to when that will open. we've got trouble as you ride from annapolis on bowie. the john hanson highway. there was a downed tree blocking two right lanes. authorities should be on scene. we also have issues along south osborne road west of 301. as you've heard angie talking

main break. south osborne will remain closed probably through the evening rush hour as the repairs continue. closed west of 301. back to you. >> jack, thank you. they say there's no such thing as a free ride. metro wants to keep it that way. what the agency has to say about the push to limit punishments for fare evaders. the item that may be in your pantry being pulled from store shelves. next at 5:00, good news for those commuting in and out of the district. we're live with an update on construction on beach drive.

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jail. police disproportionately enforce the law in poorser areas. metro believes it has an obligation to ensure that every rider pays his or her fair share. we're working for you, warning you about new traffic headaches around reagan national airport. they will coincide with two construction projects that start this fall. new checkpoints and the new commuter terminal will speed up air travel. first, construction will snarl traffic. they will rework travel lanes. afternoons and late nights will be most congested here. extra police officers and airport staff will help direct traffic, but the airport suggests making things easy on yourself. take metro or use airport parking lots and garages. >> you can pay for your morning cup of coffee with your cell phone. soon you may be able to carry your license on it as well. i've heard about these. maryland is

driver's licenses. about 400 state transportation employees and their families will be able to use the digital identification. it will work at a handful of businesses and the digital versions are more secure. people can choose to show only certain information instead of the entire license. all right. if you think about it that way. makes me nervous, though. people have access to it somehow. this is something to think about when you reach for your phone today at the office. a new survey says employees are wasting eight hours a week on activities unrelated to their job. as you can imagine, younger workers are apparently the biggest offenders. people under 35 waste more than an hour every day on their phones. most people see the phone as a way around company policy. more than half of people surveyed said they use their phone to visit websites that are banned by their company. now it's one thing to buy a couple things on

go to websites you're not supposed to. >> how do you know i'm not using it for work-related. we spend time on twitter and facebook. >> it is a part of our job for sure. >> i don't know how much is waste. stay with us. "news4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. right now at 5:00, tornado cleanup and a beautiful day ahead. we will fill you in on the tuesday forecast and an update on this scene from the eastern shore. >> plus, a new fight for $15 an hour. the local county that could soon raise its minimum wage. what it means for you. plus, remembering jim vance. how the nationals are paying tribute to our dear friend and dedicated d.c. sports fan. "news4 today" starts now. just about 5:00 a.m. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us early. we're working to get you

jack taylor will have a look at your commute. >> first, though, the forecast from meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen. they had stepped outside, i believe. sheena, how is it feeling out there? >> it feels fantastic. this is one of those days where you walk outside and you just know you're going to have a good hair day and chuck is inhaling as much as he can. >> remember the commercials about klondike bar. it feels refreshing. >> talking about the gum commercial. or mentos. >> klondike bar. >> what would you do for a klondike bar. >> the key word, refreshing. >> i don't remember that. >> i'm going to go on youtube. >> i think it's a mentos kind of a morning. >> that's more like it. that's the first thing you need to know about the morning. still watching for rain chances on your friday. i remain optimistic. you're going to like most, if not all of the weekend. >> temperatures in the mid-60s t