during the daylight hours today. but showers become likely by late this evening, overnight tonight and friday and saturday both in big trouble to a rain perspective. rain could be heavy at time. upper 60s to 70 in the suburbs this morning. most of your day will be dry. warmer and more humid than the last few days. rain likely to move in tonight. enjoy the highs in the 80s today. we'll probably be in the 70s for highs with the rain on saturday. let's go over to jack taylor at wtop. >> chuck, thank you. good morning. we'll start things off on the beltway where things are nice. no delays but we have our new trouble spot moving to springfield out of newington on 95 northbound. springfield parkway, a crash may have now only the far left side getting by. a major crash there. an enormous amount much equipment

rock creek park warks kennedy center, traffic getting by one direction at a time. should be cleared by 5:30, 6:00. that's the latest on the roads. jack, thank you. a massive police presence at a cvs in warrenton, virginia. fauquier county there. a death investigation is under way on blackwell road. police tell us a body was found behind the dumpster. justin finch joins us live on the scene. what's going on? >> reporter: eun, good morning. the police are telling us no danger to the public right now. as you mentioned, a body found behind the store on blackwell road overnight. an extensive death investigation under way at the moment. crime tape rope around that cvs drugstore as they search for answers this morning as to why that person wound up dead near a dumpster behind this drugstore overnight. right now they're working

i.d. that victim. and the circumstances surrounding their death. in the past 15 minutes, a hearse picked up that victim. they will be here throughout the morning to figure out what led up to this person being found dead here overnight. at this time, again, no i.d. on that person or an idea of what led to their death at this time. they'll be here throughout the morning waiting for updates. we'll bring them to you. i'm justin finch, news 4. back to you this morning. >> justin, thank you. 45:02 now. a man what is shot and killed in anacostia overnight. it happened a few blocks from several schools. you're looking at the scene on fair lawn avenue. kramer middle and orr elementary schools are near here. someone was also shot in maryland. we're working to learn that person's condition. this is from 54th avenue and birkdale park. we're working to learn more

details. bipartisan criticism of president trump's decision to ban transgender people from serving in the military. the announcement came in a series of tweets yesterday. the president cites the burden of, quote, tremendous medical costs as the reason. the reversal is putting transgender service members in limbo right now. >> they're concerned about what happens next and whether they can be kicked out of the military altogether. in an interview only on news 4, we spoke to mia mason. for the majority of her 18-year military career, she served as michael. in 2010, she began transitioning to a female. when the military found out, she was discharged. when the ban on transgender service members was lifted in 2015, she was back. now she's afraid of losing it all. secretary of army under president obama doesn't think the new policy will actually go into effect. >> will actually become policy and the prent

in kicking out the patriots. i think there will be a lot of resistance on the military side and the pentagon to the breadth of what he's proposing. >> eric banning is the first openly gay man to serve as secretary of army. he said there's still so much confusion and uncertainty hugh the president's tweets will impact transgender service members. senators could be getting ready to pull an all-nighter and to vote on a series of amendments. it's known as a voter rama. 2 t. would include a repeal of mandates, including the health care law. your child could be attending a school with a new name. it includes changing the name of jeb stuart high school. they will hold a deciding vote finally. the high school was named in honor of a con fed ral general. if the name is changed, it

could be costly. keep an eye on the app for the results of that. breaking news now at 5:05. the inmates who escaped from riker's island in new york city has been found. that escapee was located by two department much corrections staff members on the island before 3:00 a.m. there was concern that 24-year-old hill may have tried to get to laguardia airport across the river from the prison. you can see on the map here that jail is in the middle of several boroughs. the department of corrections says he jumped a fence. he was missing around 7:30 p.m. when the head count was off by one. we're also staying on top of a developing story out of ohio. one man is dead and seven others hurt after a ride malfunctioned on the opening day of the state fair. people were thrown from the fireball spinning ride. officials say that ride was inspected thoroughly before the fair started. now the governor has ordered all rides to be

safety inspections are done. witnesses describing the scene seem to be in shock. >> i saw somebody fall and a minute later the whole row the seats fell to the ground. >> three of the injured are in critical condition this morning. now to northern virginia where police say a woman tried to lure a little girl into her car. they say the suspicious incident happened near the intersection of meade drive and moore place. the woman tried to lure her in by saying her mother was in the hospital. the girl said she biked straight home but the woman followed her for a block or two. they believe the woman is in her 20s and driving a gray or silver four-door sedan. a scary crime on a trail that many of you use to start your day off with exercise, perhaps, a bike ride or

someone shot and killed a man and his dog on the anacostia riverwalk trail. this happened on the east capitol street bridge. >> molette green is live on the trail with more on the search for a suspect that's happening right now. molette? >> reporter: good morning, guys. as you can imagine, if you know anything about this community, you know that this bike trail is an important part of the river terrace rebound. to make the area more livable and inviting. just imagine for those who heard the gunshots yesterday morning, 8:30 in the morning, a half dozen shots. people here are concerned about what happened, what led to a man losing his life, shot dead, along the trail and police believe a dog also found nearby shot and killed belonged to the victim. a lot of bikers use this trail every single day. >> i mean, this is a

it shouldn't be like this out here. it's a shame. that's always going on. >> reporter: and no arrests in this case. police only have a vague description of a person they want to talk to. that is the latest live from northeast d.c. back into the studio. >> molette, do police believe this was a random crime or was this man targeted, do you know? >> reporter: you know, at this point police are saying they're not sure if it was random, if it was targeted. what they will tell us is that they don't believe that there is a larger threat. they say people should just use the proper safety precautions as they would on any public area, especially early in the morning or at dark like it is now. that is the latest. we're following the investigation throughout the morning. back to you. >> thanks for that. molette green live in northeast for us. this morning, a maryland woman battling terminal

her kids and grandkids thanks to the kindness of strangers. chopper 4 got this video arriving at the airport. she was stuck at an alaska hospital for two months after suffering a medical emergency on vacation. ♪ last night at grace point community church of the nazarene, the congregation celebrated nancy's homecoming. she was not well enough to fly commercial and they couldn't afford a private plane. an article in an alaska newspaper changed that, though. it produced an outpouring of donations. $60,000 was raised to bring nancy home in a few days. >> she didn't want to die in alaska and wanted to come home. we were going to figure something out. >> three days time over $50,000, $55,000 in three days' time. incredible. >> nancy was diagnosed with

>> her family are so thankful that she can live out her remaining days at home just as she wanted. really then find peace. how wonderful that people really stepped up to help her out. >> saw how important that was for a woman in her condition. glad to see that happen. today is the beginning of what a lot of us hope is a more successful season than the last wuchblt that's the best thing about the beginning of the season. always that hope. the team is holding its first practice at training camp. camp opens at 9:30 this morning. tight end jordan reed has a toe sprain. camp runs through mid-august. news 4's carol maloney is in richmond. watch for her report on news 4 and in the nbc washington app. swing and a miss on the fastball at 98. bryce harper was been tossed. he slams down his bat. >>

he's kicking the dirt. they're shouting, arguing. he threw his bat. that's how you get ejected. >> textbook. >> bryce harper struck out while the game was tied. he was frustrated. afterwards, he said his music maybe fired him up a little too much. >> little too much. now we know that harper is known for his -- >> people online had stuff to say. some said he's passionate. others called him a punk. the nationals added six more runs after the ejection. they play the brewers again this afternoon. >> he was just kicking the dirt out of his own frustration that he struck out, not against the ump. he's confused. enjoy the calm weather now. we are in for a storm team 4 weather alert day tomorrow. >> i'm telling you, john mcenroe of baseball. we have a weather alert day for tomorrow. look at the rain on the radar. that's going to be here

friday. later today, isolated chance. but what you can expect tomorrow and into the weekend. he's accused of planting a recording device inside a woman's apartment much now a first look at the man police are searching for. oh, baby. >> look at them. melissa mollet and family as big brher andot

it's been almost an entire year since the flood that devastated maryland. it's going to be an emotional weekend. they're planning to recognize that happened with several events and dedications and a hope and healing service. howard county announced $18 million in new projects to prevent flooding in the future. let's check on the forecast with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> it's creeping back. you'll notice that when you step outside. here's the weather outlook. cloudy conditions. more humidity. chance of some late thrs

isolated. tomorrow, we have a weather alert. heavy rain, thunderstorms. saturday the rain continues. sunday we'll be starting to clear up. it will be windy. skomi coming up in a bit, chuck has a closer look at the rain. we have a trouble spot in virginia. an early and abrupt delay beginning in newington. headed towards springfield. this is one st. there's a crash near the franconia-springfield parkway. two left lanes getting by. plan early if you're headed out. there's going to be a slowdown in the main lanes. express just fine. back to you. jack, thank you. it's 5:16 right now. we're learning more details about the deadly crash that was streamed live on instagram. the 18-year-old california woman behind the woman made her first court appearance yesterday. sanchez pleaded not guilty to several charges. last week she was behind the wheel of a car when it vre

ejected her 14-year-old sister. the teen was killed and another teen inside the car was also hurt. the entire crash appeared live on instagram. the video will be a critical piece of evidence. snapchat videos will be evidence in a deadly crash in pennsylvania. three women were killed on tuesday morning, another woman hurt when their suv crashed into a telephone pole. police say the women were drinking inside the car when driving and posted the video inside snapchat. we're learning more approximate a high tech crime that we told but yesterday morning. fairfax county police say this is the maintenance man accused of trying to film a woman. police say he left behind a recording device in the woman's apartment. it looks like this. it happened at the julian at fair lakes apartment. the woman contacted police after addnan asked her to take a shower to make sure the water wouldn't affect the electrical system.

investigators found 90 other victims much potential -- on the device. in news for your health, bad news out of a study on sperm counts. the numbers are dropping for american men. the impact reaches far beyond fertility. lower sperm counts linked to higher death rates and greater risk of disease. i think what we need to do is further work to try and determine if this is real. why? if we can come up with explanations for this, what can we do to halt this trend? >> lower sperm counts are linked to exposure to some chemicals in plastics and nicotine, especially in the womb. back to school season is upon us. i just am not ready for this yet. it does mean that immunizations for many students in the area. kaiser permanente is offering a free clinic at the

next friday august 4th. from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. parents are asked to bring the exclusion letter provided by the school to the clinic between now and august 4th. it creeps up on you. you have to get all those paperwork an the forms and immunizations done. we're working for you to make sure local students are ready for the coming year. you can go to the nbc washington website and click on the link for supporting our schools. make a donation and students and teachers get what they need. everything from tumbling mats to backpacks. in tennessee people are dealing with scorching temperatures. one church there said enough. take a look at this sign. it reads too hot to keep changing the sign. sinbad. god good. that's it. then find out more at sunday services. sin

god good. come to church. pretty simple. no need to change it. the message is clear every sunday. >> that message works summer, winter, spring and fall. >> be nicer to people. just be a little nicer. >> we'll not have to worry too much about high heat coming our way any time too terribly soon. today will be the warmest day of the last several. probably the warmest day out of the next several as well. rain chances and storminess are coming back into the picture. four things to know. dry now, most of your thursday. especially the morning through the afternoon. not much of a rain threat. warmer and more humid today. a weather alert for tomorrow. potentially into saturday as well. heavy rain is the main thing we're watching out for. could get 1 to 2 inches or more of rain during the course of the two days, friday and saturday. right now, 73 in washington with a south breeze. southerly winds are going to make for a warmer day today. mid-60s i

valley. upper 60s to 70s in town. today's high 89. chance for rain is 30%. not until after the sun goes down in the evening. the rain well back out to our west much west of cincinnati and out towards indianapolis. again, not here any time soon. here's future weather. through the daylight hours. nothing to worry about. spotty shower as early as 5:00 or 6:00 across the shenandoah valley. 7:00, 8:00, slim chance of a shower. nothing that heavy or steady. tomorrow morning, during the end of the morning rush, into the lunch-hour tomorrow, that's when rain chances really go up. could have heavy rain later on in the day on friday and early saturday. that's the reason for the weather alert. saturday's highs in the 70s. sunday, jack taylor, we're trying to remain optimistic. a cautionary tale that it might rain on sunday morning. i will take that. if we get a little bit of washout on saturday, one day to recover. i like it. it's

spring filed on i-95, a sizable delay in the main lane. two lanes to the left are getting by. tow truck just arrived. hopefully, this can clear quickly. rock creek parkway near the kennedy center, traffic gets by in one direction at a time. that's the overnight work crew, they'll clear by 6:00. otherwise, not that bad of a start. beltway looks good so far. aaron shall eun, back to you. here comes pellgrini, she gets the touch. >> it is a first for katie ledecky. not the kind we're used to. why she's coming home with a silver medal. oh, my goodness gracious. how precious is this baby. if you haven't heard, our family has grown by one. you see melissa mollet's brand new baby girl. don't know what to make. we'll check back in with melissa. >>

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♪ melissa mollet's son helping to welcome collet into the world. >> collet was born on tuesday. >> she can't stop crying tears of joy. we're crying with you, sister. it is a special moment. melissa and her husband jake have a daughter, bare. gentle. and this is a look at the two sisters with mom and big brother brennan. you can tell everyone is so happy for this wonderful family. we're happy for then.

all of your love and support. it's been so needed and wonderful these past few months. collet ryan says thank you, too. >> the best part of my job is that second or two to here it comes, here it comes to here's your baby. those are my favorite words. >> there she is. collet came in at 7 pounds, 20.57 inches long. i can't get over melissa. she did not have that baby. >> beautiful baby. >> beautiful baby. melissa looks amazing. ridiculous. little unfair. 5:27 now. yes, indeed. congratulations, melissa. she looks so good. i think she's ready to come back to work on monday. i think she's not coming back to work yet. 60s and 70s.

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it is 5:30. welcome back to "news4 today." take a live look outside. across the district, still kind of dark out there right now. but the sun will be up in 30 minutes. you're going to feel a difference when you step outside, too. good morning everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. if you've enjoyed the weather the past few days. sorry -- just like that. >> let's get to chuck and sheena before we check in with jack

taylor. change is going to come is what's happening here. >> it is going to come. we were just talking about this on weather deck. she was accusing me of being debbie downer. the sun is up -- aaron throws out. if you like the weather we've had -- he's the downer. >> doesn't make anybody happy. >> there's a lot of non -- speaking around here, lately. i would like to say sometimes the rain can be a little nice when you're sitting outside. not if you're out in it. good news. we don't have the rain. 73 degrees in washington. as you drive, dry roads. that's always good. but you'll notice it will be warmer and more humid coming up. we'll talk about the storm chances for tomorrow. we have a weather alert tomorrow. i'm not going to be a downer now. but there is heavy rain in the forecast. nope. chuck told me to say that, actually. >> we'll talk about -- >> i told you i'd give you a mi

happened. >> let's get a check on the roads too with jack. >> springfield, a crash. it's very minor. as authorities arrived on scene, two left lanes are getting by. the delays are back to woodbridge. already moving north on 95 in the main lane. the express are doing fine. this crash caused a sizable delay. plan ahead if this is your normal path of travel. you'll need a few extra minutes. >> jack, thank you. it's 5:32. here's a look at the top stories. a body discovered behind a cvs in warrenton, virginia, prompted a death investigation. here's a live look at the scene. the body was discovered near a dumpster. no word on any suspects. justin finch will bring us a live update in a few minutes. >> there is new fallout on president trump's decision to ban transgender people from serving in the u.s. military. lawmakers on both sides of

political aisle are criticizing the decision. we'll have more coming up. debate over jeb stuart's high school's name could come to an end. fairfax county high school board will hold a deciding vote whether to change the name. it was named in honor of a confederate general. if it's changed, it will not happen until 2019 and could be costly. keep an eye on the nbc washington app for results of that vote. a murder mystery in normally a quiet neighborhood. two men were found shot to death inside a running car in a lorton cul-de-sac. fairfax county police combed the area for clues. meanwhile, neighbors are concerned. >> nothing else like this ever happened in the area. for something like this to happen, it raises some questions. what exactly is going on? >> the t

dennis and ryan cross of dumfries, virginia. no worth on any suspects. we have an update to a frightening road rage incident. police arrested colin burr ket yesterday. he's accused of stabbing another driver last tuesday in fredericksburg near the greenbrier shopping center. the victim suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the person responsible for launching the -- he will leave his post as an alternate on the metro board of directors. he helped create the vision zero plan to eliminate the traffic deaths. he plans to work for an engineering company now. it's been a week of highs and lows for nfl player lucky whitehead. he was cut for the cowboys on monday after being falsely accused of shoplifting in prince william county. he's already been picked up by another team. yesterday the new york jets claimed whitehead off waivers. he graduated from

school in manassas in 2009. prince william county police say the man arrested for the shoplifting claimed to be whitehead and even had his social security number. they're investigating how he had that information. today, katie ledecky will use her second place finish to swim harder and faster. for the first time ever ledecky did not finish first in a race. >> here comes pellgrini at the line. the bethesda native finished second. italy came from behind in the final lap to win the race. today, ledecky will swim in the freestyle relay. on saturday, she will compete in the 800-meter freestyle. she's favored in both races. >> listen, still nothing to sneeze at. >> when you have a sea of gold in front of you. you throw a little silver in there. it's nice to mix it up a little bit. talk about bei i

what was in one man's car that saved the life of a complete stranger. and she's considered one of the most beautiful women in the world. now angelina jolie is opening up about a

angelina jolie is opening up about her diagnosis of bells palsy. in an interview with vanity fair, she's been diagnosed with hypertension which is linked to bells palsy. it can cause one side of the face to be temporarily paralyzed. she said acupuncture helped that condition. this morning a local dad has an incredible story. he hopes it will encourage others to purchase an automated external defibrillator or an aed. his quick thinking and action saved the life of a complete stranger. >> i thought this only happens on tv. >> louie reyes was driving on the university of maryland campus on sunday when he heard screaming. i man had collapsed. he pulled over, grabbed his aed and ran into action. >> within seconds we had a pulse. within 30 seconds, he was breathing and talking. wi

>> reyes keeps the aed in his suv for his 10-year-old son who is a catcher on a baseball team. he's concerned if his son is hit in the chest, he could need a shock with the defibrillator. >> something to note, prince george's county fire and rescue has awe an app and alerts people trained in cpr who are nearby an incident. caught a lot of people by surprise, even the pentagon. what happens next as president trump pushes forward on his ban on transgender men and women in the military. good morning everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we're off to a dry start. a nice day for baseball. the nats and the brewers play at noon today. good weather for that game. tomorrow evening, the there could be rain delays. rain chances for friday and

sheena has the ten-day forecast coming up. chuck, we have a problem in springfield. it's 95 headed northbound. our crash. look at this delay. plan ahead if you're getting out of woodbridge to go north. you can use the express lanes.

under way for his killer along a popular area trail. >> it is a move that will likely change the way you travel. what the tsa will be taking a closer look at the next time you fly. it might look nice out there. but how it feels is another thing. the return of heat and humidity and why we're calling tomorrow a storm team 4 weather alert day. >> a scary crime on

many of you may use to start your day off with exercise. someone shot and killed a man and his dog on the anacostia riverwalk trail yesterday morning. it happened beneath the east capitol bridge in d.c. >> molette green is live on the trail with more on the search for a suspect that's happening right now. molette, good morning. >> aaron, eun, good morning to you. it is a mystery as to what happened some 200 yards past the east capitol street bridge behind me. no arrests, no motive given in this case in the shooting death of a man and his dog. they were found dead during the wednesday morning rush. witnesses, they heard gunshots about a half dozen reported gunshots during the 8:30 half hour of the morning. this bike trail is an important part of this river terrace rebound. it gets quite busy with bikers during that time

>> it's terrible. this is the first time i've heard of a violent act like that occurring on the trail since i've lived here. >> i mean, it's a shame how people live these days. people should live decent. >> reporter: police at this time are saying they don't know if this was random or a target ed killing. they only have a vague description of a person they want to speak with, someone on a red mountain bike. that's the latest. back to you. >> molette, do we know what happened to the other dog that survived the shooting? >> reporter: yeah there was a cute little dog that survived this apparent attack. the human rescue alliance took the dog into its care. i put a call in this morning waiting to hear back if there is a family of the victim who will care for the dog or if the dog will be put up for adoption.

you know. >> molette green live for us. thank you. backlash to president trump's decision banning transgender people from serving in the military. now the white house and pentagon are faced with an important question. what happens to thousands of transgender people currently serving. this is a big reversal of an obama area policy that lifted the ban on transgender service members. >> the announcement caught a lot of people off guard. tracie potts live on capitol hill now. tracie, what happens next? >> what happens is wait until you get more information how do they plan to roll it out? surveys say are thousands of people who are transgender currently in the military. a survey found between 13700 an 1600. there are thousands of people in the military who could be affected by this. the big question, what about people who are currently

deployed? are they suddenly out of a job? out of benefits? because of this series of three tweets that created new policy. the white house was asked about that. they said ask the pentagon. the pentagon was asked about it. they said all questions go to the white house. that's why there's so much confusion. there's also confusion about how it's going to be implemented. >> tracie, let's talk about health care. walk us through what's going to happen in the senate. >> the thing you're going to hear today is "the skinny" plan, which means a slimmer repeal of obamaca obamacare. it's what lawmakers are trying to do or considering today could come up for a vote as early as today in order to try to get something done here. repeal and replace didn't work, repeal and delay didn't work. they're getting rid of the -- not dealing with the biggest controversial -- like mai

people. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. it is 5:49 right now. a d.c. memorial honoring those who fought in operation desert storm got a big fundraising boost. pilot flying j, truck stops is donating $100,000 to help build this. the national desert storm war memorial. the project was approved by president trump in march. the nonprofit behind this memorial aims to have it in place by 2021 at the latest. it is 5:49. today the intense two-year debate over changing the name of jeb stuart high school could come to an end. the high school was named in honor of a confederate general. the fairfax county school board will vote on whether to change the name. if the name is changed, it will not happen until 2019 and could be costly. watch the nbc washington app for the results of that vote. information on the nor owe

chipotle. the chain received a follow-up speen that requested information. they said it lacks enforcement of the sick policy. it's related to a criminal investigation of an outraek at a store in california. a food recall to talk about. brand produce is -- it may be contaminated with salmonella. 47 people reported getting sick. five cases in maryland. only papayas subject to it. july 10th and july 19th. the maryland diggs bugs center -- thinking about going to

going to be a lot of traffic. the team is in richmond again this year. jordan reed is hurt and can't play. we're going to hear from kirk cousins today as well. be sure to watch -- kirk cousins. >> from richmond right here on news 4. >> i said kirk. >> the coach made some -- >> he's saying it was an accident. you never know. >> exactly. >> we do know, though, that -- >> they're playing in the heat. >> the weather is changing, right? >> i don't know if you like the changes, though. >> i'll let you decide. >> it was really nice and cool the last few days. now we'll be on that roller coaster ride. not good for the hair. tomorrow not a good hair day. we're talking about rain. some of it heavy. you need the umbrella tomorrow. i t

that you can see through. the outlook for today. cloudy. the humidity is increasing. hotter temperatures. a 30% chance of a couple late thunderstorms. tomorrow, the weather alert day. heavy rain and storms in the forecast. for saturday, the rain looks to continue to start your weekend. sunday more clearing. it will be getting windy into the weekend. 73, 68 clinton. 71 gaithersburg. 63 in winchester. not as cool this morning as yesterday morning. i would say it's pretty comfortable outside. you notice that increase in humidity. comfortable enough to be exercising this morning. i call it pleasant by 7:00 a.m. more clouds around. mid-70s. by noon, still looking pretty dry. cloudy and warm. 84 by 5:00 p.m. a chance of a thunderstorm. small chance. there's the rain off to our west. we're going to stay dry for a while. locally, we do have that severe threat tomorrow. st

area. could see a couple strong to severe storms. we'll be watching that closely. we go through today, there you see the afternoon. couple isolated thunderstorms possible. keep your eye to the sky later. have the nbc washington app for that. tomorrow morning, we could be in the driest point of the day. rain chances increase tomorrow. look at tomorrow night. heavy rain there. then we go into saturday, some of that rain lingers. we won't really be clearing out too much until sunday. so the weather alert for tomorrow and early saturday because of impact of heavy rainfall there. sunday will be windy too. next week around 90 degrees. a closer look at the timing of that rain coming up. let's check the roads with jack taylor. good morning, jack. sheena, good morning. better news for those riding in virginia along i-95 headed to springfield. the crash near the franconia-springfield parkway. rt

back into woodbridge but beginning to recover. broken down vehicle may be in the roadway. fairfax county authorities have hunters hill closed near the dulles toll road. hunter mill road was blocked because of a tree down. it was unclear if it was quickly moved or if it's still closed. calls out there to make sure. be careful as you head out. possibility being rerouted. back to you. all right, jack, thank you. we have a warning for anyone using a specific atm in woodbridge. police found a skimming device attached to an atm at the apple federal credit union at the potomac festival shopping center. if you recently used the atm there. check your bank accounts for anything suspicious. if you plan to fly anywhere soon, get ready to see big changes at the security lines. tsa is putting in place, tighter security

travel. you will have to remove all electronic items larger than a cell phone to undergo separate screenings like tablets, e-readers and video game consoles. this could lead to longer wait times. >> really just no way that you can start dumping more items out of a bag and somehow keep the lines going the same speed. >> the new enhanced security rules only apply at standard security lanes. the rules will not apply to people who are in pre-check programs. we are working for you with details on a new way to contact 911. people in prince william county can now text in the case of an emergency. the county stresses you should only text if you can't call. like any text, your message may not go through right away. amazon plans to hire 50,000 workers. on august 2nd, the online retailer will hold job fairs to fill positions at various facility centers across the u.s. oneob

baltimore. across the country, local economies stand to benefit from the new jobs. >> those jobs, different type of job -- have to be like what we're standing in here today, the fulfillment centers. >> you can watch the entire story coming up later this morning on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. good morning. i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters. amazon wants to give your doctor a helping hand. the company has a secret teamworking on health care projects such as electronic medical records and virtual doctor visits. reports that amazon was exploring whether to get into selling pharmaceuticals. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm kate rogers. >> kate, thank you. next at 6:00, senator rock? it was the political campaign that started as a joke. but new overnight, kid rock has more

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are you a belieber. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. we want to get to your forecast. there's a few changes after a few days of beautiful weather. we could be dealing with rain today. >> chuck bell and sheena parveen are outside with the forecast before we check in with jack taylor with traffic. sheena? >> yes. it is actually, i know you felt this when you walked in. a little sticky out here this morning. it's all a sign of things to come. >> warmer, stickier for sure today. unfortunately, that leads to rain chance that is go way up the closer we get to the weekend. all the rain is a long ways to the west. >> so if you're headed out today, this afternoon, nothing to worry about. warm and humid, good weather for the baseball game. a noon first pitch. no rain likely today. but tomorrow, could have rain as early as the morning commute tomorrow. nt