breaking news out of the district. two people in custody after i police chase. you're looking at live pictures. news 4 is there with the impact it could have on your drive to work. >> charlottesville fallout hours after condemning the violence. they say the president isn't doing enough. >> the cruel crimes targeting our local communities. and could this be the answer to some unity. the presidential impersonator hoping to unify the u.s. from the stage. good morning everybody. it is 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. we want to get right back to the breaking news. first, we're working to help you get out the door on time on this tuesday. >> wtop's jack taylor in the box down there, he's going to have a look at the commute in a moment. first, though, the storm cast from

off. >> we have a -- on your tuesday, we have spotty showers on the radar this morning. so have the umbrella on hand. this is in the forecast throughout the day. low clouds and patchy fog. we have light rain around. the green showing where the light rain s all making its way towards baltimore. as we look across the area, now the spotty showers are going to continue. a wider view shows more to the west heading in this direction. that's going to be around as we go through the morning and through most of the middle of the day. here's your wakeup weather. spotty showers, 76 degrees. by 9:00 a.m., about the upper 70s. not too hot today, though. >> check on the roadway. some rain out there. it is unfortunately. that usually tends to make things hairy first thing. sounds like our cleanup of the crash carroll county outside of mt. airy,

blocked only. two left lanes get by the crash. that's updated. new incident with a vehicle that spun out. inbound on the 11th street bridge before you get on to the freeway. the vehicle facing the wrong direction blocked the left lane. crews still working on the rock bridge parkway at the kennedy center. traffic getting by one direction at a time. back to you. jack, thank you. we're following a breaking story involving a police chase. >> justin finch joins us live in southeast. where the pursuit ended. justin, tell us more at this point. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. thaefrt. a police pursuit ending here in southeast. the scene dping to clear. a tow truck has arrived to clear the vehicles. the vehicle that's the focus at this point is a pickup truck. it was smoking a few minutes ago. on scene, we saw two women detained. we're told that at least one is

a juvenile. possibly both are. here's what we know so far from park police. about 3:00 a.m., a police pursuit began involving park police. what was a traffic stop that initiated all of this. and that police pursuit began somehow from that location here to the 2200 block of 19th street southeast. just off fair lawn avenue out here. two women were detained on scene. we saw that here. several were taken away. we also did see more on scene. also awaiting word on what triggered this in the first place. we do know it's a traffic stop. we're unclear as to where it all began. we'll get that for you as we continue our coverage this morning. for now, live in southeast, i'm justin finch. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. 5:03 now. tensions from the violence in charlottesville have grown into action. >>

thousands of protesters chanting "shame" as he returned to trump tower last night. anti-racism rallies have spread from coast to coast. protesters tore down a confederate statue in durham, north carolina. the group cheered as it was ripped from outside a county courthouse. hundreds marched here in the d.c. area last night to voice frustrations with the president's response. >> adam tuss is live at the white house now with the impact this is all having. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. it was a martha started here at the white house. it ended just a few blocks away at the trump hotel down pennsylvania avenue. take a listen. >> no kkk. no fascist usa. >> reporter: overnight, we also ha

president's advisory council on manufacturing because of the way that the white house has handled the charlottesville situation. of course, so many of us know under armour ceo kevin plank out of baltimore, he says he left the council because under armour engages in sports and innovation, not -- >> the ceo of merck left the council because of the president's reaction after the violence between counter protesters and the white supremacists. president trump tweeted saying that now that ken frazier has resigned from the president's council, he'll have more time to lower rip-off drug prices. we had a third ceo, brian krez nach of intel who stepped down saying he was stepping down in response to the way that the charlottesville situation was handled. a lot of fallout continues a couple of days after the tense tu

we'll continue to follow it here throughout day. back to you. >> adam tuss, thank you. adding to protests, we're seeing new cases of hate in our neighborhoods. >> these reported incidents have police concerned in d.c., maryland and virginia. we'll start in rockville where police are looking into a possible anti-muslim attack on sunday. a man heard a couple speaking in arabic and made anti-muslim comments and physically assaulted the husband. in d.c.'s, capitol hill neighborhood, there was an incident at an aquatic center. a man with swastika tattoos used racial slurs against a young african-american lifeguard. in northeast, a woman returned home sunday and found that someone had ripped down and set fire to her gay pride flag. >> they saw my flag, my gay pride flag. burned and laying on the sidewalk. that's what the police told me. they said there's been a number of incidents in the area since the past weekend. >> you saw there. placed that burned flag one place higher and a posten

window. people came together to pray for peace and tolerance in ashburn, virginia. the violence in charlottesville is taking center stage in late night tv. >> jimmy fallon took a somber approach. >> as kids grow up, they need people to look up to, to show them what's right and good. they need parents and teachers. and they need leaders who appeal to the best in us. the fact that it took the president two days to come out and clearly denounce racist and white supremacist is shameful. i think he finally spoke out because people stood up and said something. it's important for everyone, especially white people, to speak out against this. ignoring it is just as bad as that. fallon pointed out, even though "the tonight show" is not a political show, it's his responsibility to stand up against intolerance and extremism as a human being.

breaking news from north korea. kim jong un has reviewed plans to launch missiles into the waters near guam. he said he's going to watch the, quote, foolish and stupid conduct of the yankees before deciding whether to order the missile launch. president trump spoke with the prime minister of japan last night and the importance of preventing north korea from launching those missiles towards guam. >> angie, thank you. overnight we heard guam's response. we'll stay on top of the story throughout the broadcast. eight minutes after the hour. we want to turn to a case out of fairfax county where a teenager is missing. police have arrested three people for abduction and gang participation. the two men are from alexandria. the girl was arrested and her identity is not released because she's a juvenile. miguel went missing august 3rd. he was associated with gang activity as well. 5:08 now.

united medical center southeast. officials ordered the hospital to stop delivering babies because of what's called dangerous mistakes the hospital staff made with pregnant women and newborns. according to a letter obtained, there were a number of instains that led to the shutdown. it lays out two categories of violations. failure to comply with standards of good medical practice and failure to report a case of hiv infection. it will remain shut down for 90 days or until they have a plan for obstetrics and nursery services. if you live in prince george's county, you may have noticed brown water flowing from your tap. the sanitary commission crews are trying to fix the problem. but officials say it's still safe to drink. you'll notice the brown color if your water comes from the potomac water filtration plant. wssd says it comes from extra manganese in the

hazard. it is not regular lalted by the epa as a drinking water contaminant. in fact, the epa considers it's a secondary contaminant level for aesthetic reasons only. >> fixing the problem could take a few weeks. a presidential look alike will try to sing his way to win votes tonight on "america's got talent." the singing trump will join 11 other acts on stage. until now, they have only had to impress the judges. but now you will get to vote starting tonight. always fun. you can watch america a"america talent" tonight at 8:00 on nbc4. singers, comedians, i don't know what you call that. a variety act. >> he's actually a pretty good singer and dancer. fun to watch. girl power until grade school. a shocking new study

girls lose confidence in their own brains and what to do to make sure your daughter stays self-assured. not doing your job. >> plus a local firefighter attacked at the scene of an emergency. why the people who called for help think he was drunk on the job. you want the umbrella handy as we go through the day today. spotty showers will be in the forecast. it will help to keep temperatures down though. coming up, we'll talk about a warmer trend

angie goff at the live desk. want to take a look at the radar where gert is the second hurricane of the season to form in the atlantic. you can see it there. forecasters saying it's west of bermuda. it's going to get stronger over the next couple of days. no hurricane watches yet in the u.s. but gert is expected to make its way up north making the waters along the north carolina coast very dangerous. i know that's something sheena will keep a close eye on. >> angie, thank you. yeah, angie, we don't have to worry about that. that storm is going to stay out to sea. locally, we're looking at spotty showers in the forecast. for your tuesday commute, spotty showers, even around lunchtime

we have a couple of showers leftover. but have the umbrella on hand in case. speaking of the commute, let's check in with jack taylor. the crash moving into the district, inbound on the 11th street bridge. vehicle spun out and blocks the left lane. 70 eastbound out of mt. airy, carroll county after 27: the crash blocks the right lane. 30 west in maryland between had 24 and 197, paving and mill going on. two left lanes gets you by. thank you, jack. it's 5:15. new video from a terrifying scene at a pizzeria in france. french prosecutors say a man drove his car into the pizzeria east of paris last night. a young girl was killed. 12 others were also hurt. investigators now believe the driver was under the influence of drugs. police do not believe this was an act of terrorism. last week the man ram a group of soldiers in paris injuring six of them. before bei

police. d.c. police are putting the pieces together after an officer involved shooting. this happened near the 2500 block of naylor road around 6:00 last night. >> sources tell news 4 that officers were responding to a call and found three men in a car. one of the suspects allegedly pulled out a gun and that's when the officer fired at that suspect. we're told he should be okay. the suspect's name has not been released why yet. teachers in the district are back in class preparing for the school year and for the first time in five years, they have a contract. the new contract gives them a 9% raise and includes benefits over the next three years. it also creates a way for teachers and the district to deal with issues. d.c. public schools say first new teachers get paid the highest in the nation at $53,000 a year. all teachers could eventually earn a six-figure salary.

deserve all of that and more. it is a lot of work. speaking of, we're working to get your kids ready for back to school. we're tackling the amg-old question, who is smarter, girls or boys? >> when it comes to gender and iq, there was an interesting development in young girls. molette green explains. >> reporter: whether at home, practicing lacrosse or tossing around a football -- >> are you ready? >> uh-huh. >> or looking over back to school supplies in the kitchen with mom, if there's any question about girls versus boys in this household, 10-year-old jaylen is ready to answer. >> i think i'm smarter than boys in general. >> that's not always the case for young girls. her older brother dorian has plenty of confidence about school and playing sports like most young men his age. >> i know i'm going to be good. >> according to a university of illinois study, something happens to girls at a younger age. 24

that study found among 5-year-olds, both boys and dpirls associated brilliance with their own gender. but at age 6 or 7, only the boys still held that view. prince george's county mom wilbon has her own strategy to keep her positive. >> i bought her this. bheef you can. she's going to the fifth grade. >> she's growing up. she doesn't want the one with all the flowers, she wants the one that allows her to be organized. >> i'm god's masterpiece. >> it's exactly in line with what this doctor recommends for parents. >> it really does that, pointing out to your child any slight. why can't you sit at the front of the class. why can't she raise her hand or be the captain of the team? >> it means i'm powerful. i can do anything i want. >> she and big brother are both re

confidence need today make the grade. in prince george's county, molette green news 4. we're working for you to help make sure your family is ready for school. coming up at 6:00, molette will be preparing us for the athletic year ahead. starting already. she'll be joining us live from a local high school where fall sports practices are happening this week chlg it's such -- your families can't go on vacation because you have to be ready for these practices. >> that time year. the summer is over. >> no, i don't like that. >> the heat is still on. >> labor day weekend, the unofficial end to summer. because really it's not over after labor day. it's still warm out. you can still enjoy the weekend. yes, we'll be seeing temperatures around 90 later this week. today, it's going to be a little different. cloud around and spotty showers around. the temperatures will be more like the mid to low 830s in

not looking great today. tomorrow will look good. the evening walk, things start to wind down. mainly just cloudy later on today. here's a look at the radar. live and showers. those have moved toward baltimore. just very spotty, light showers around. not too much now. but in the district and the beltway, we have a few light showers and sprinkles around. elsewhere, if we take a wider view, more moisture headed our way. we'll keep the clouds in the forecast today. weep the spotty light showers in the forecast today and improvements through tonight and tomorrow. temperatures in the mid to low 70s. 68 leesburg. 75 degrees if washington. mild as you step outside. if you're exercising today, we'll be in the mid-80s this afternoon. we'll see the showers wind down through tonight. tomorrow, looks pretty good. much drier.

rain chances go up next monday. the solar ellipse is looking really good so far. let's check in with jack taylor. >> sheena, thank you. 70 eastbound in carroll county. an accident after 27 mt. airy by about a mile. two left lanes gets you by. it won't cause a big reaction. before you get to the freeway, a vehicle spins out. the left lane remains blocked at the scene. crews still working in the kennedy center. traffic all standing by. the driver rode near it and said they're it. that will be treated as a four-way stop. back to you. thank you, jack. we're tracking breaking news right now. two people in custody after a police chase in the district. justin finch is live on the scene where it came and how it could impact your ride to work coming up.

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welcome back at 5:25. taylor swift won her lawsuit against a former radio host she accused of grabbing her bare bottom she said. the jury agreed with her and awarded her the symbolic $1 she was asking for. swift only wanted $1 because she had no desire to bankrupt the dj but wanted to accepted a message that no means no. you don't even have to like baseball to cheer for had next story. chad bennett pitches for the colorado rockies. he's been off the mound

with testicular cancer. he pulled off an amazing comeback last night. he pitched a shutout against the braves. wow. the crowd showed their appreciation giving him a standing ovation. rockies went on to win 3-0. >> more importantly, his prognosis is good. that is, the doctors said -- this is something, testicular cancer affects men in their late 20s, early 30s. we tend to ignore the pain until it's debilitating. >> and go to the doctor. >> i'm going next week. enough of that. want to play a game? let's play a game, tony. >> they are the home videos that went viral and lost parents custody of their kids. what comes up who claims these clips were all a prank. good morning. spotty showers as you walk out the door. the radar showing more rain on the

small umbrella with you today. otherwise, we have improvements going into your wednesday. coming up, we'll look at the time of this rain. we'll have a look at the weekend forecast ahead. we're tracking breaking news. a traffic stop turned pol giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite.

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the district right now. a live report about how this all started. plus, you've seen their photos. now we have their stories. new details about the victims of the charlottesville violence. doing your job, huh? >> and drunk on the job. a firefighter accused of being under the influence at the scene of an emergency. how the family who called him took action into their own hands. it is 5:30. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. we're going to get right back to the stories in a moment. but first a check on your weather and commute. >> jack taylor with watching of the road and rails. but we'll start with meteorologist sheena parveen and a look at our forecast. a comfortable 75 degrees to start the day. >> i think it's pretty comfortable out there. we're going to be like this throughout the morning hours. mild with the low clouds around. you'll see that more when the sun starts to come up. we also have spott

here's a look at the radar. few and far between right now. in parts of frederick and montgomery county. we had showers that moved to baltimore. rest of the area, spotty sprinkles. this is the area that we're watching the sext several hours, from midday to early afternoon. temperatures are mild. 71 arlington. much of prince george's county in the low 730s. we'll take a look at what you can expect through the afternoon. coming up. let check the roadways right now. good morning, jack. >> sheena, good morning. thank you. good news. our mobile unit drove to the district before you got to the freeway, the vehicle that spun out indeed has moved on. there's no delay. crews still working on the rock creek parkway kennedy center. at the intersection, we like the flash

our crash, carroll into -- outside of mt. airy, the tractor-trailer over the guardrail. two left lanes get by the crash. the right lane remains closed. back to you. jack, thank you. we are staying on top of the breaking news out of the district this morning. a police pursuit ended in southeast. >> news 4's justin finch joins us live with more on arrests made and what happened. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. justin finch here. the crime tape has been reposted here moments ago. behind it you can see the pickup truck at the scene. it sideswiped a parked car as well. police put two women into cuffs here. take a look. we have video from sources we're hearing at least one of the women is a juvenile. their faces are blurred possibly both here, both of these women could be juveniles

there are two young girls possibly. after 3:00 a.m. overnight, there was some kind of traffic stop involving those two women and also this pickup truck here and then this pursuit involved. making our way to the area of the 2200 block of 19th street. this is roughly 19th and p street between minnesota and fair lawn avenues. as you can see, police are still keeping the scene active this morning. both of those women we saw were driven separately from the scene in two different police cruisers. as we get more info here on scene, we'll bring it to you on air and of course, on our nbc washington app. for now, live in sooechlts justin finch, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. now to the latest, the violence in charlottesville. we're finding out more about the victims. >> angie goff joins us live with an update. >> eun andar

service will be held tomorrow for heather heyer. her mom right there saying that she's not angry with the suspect responsible for the crash that killed her daughter on saturday. the mom says she hopes her loss serves a greater purpose. >> i'm very, very sad. but i can't be angry because angry will make me hate and hate only leads to more hate. there's no point to that. heather wouldn't have wanted that either. well, you've seen this iconic photo by now. the crash in charlottesville. now, we're finding out more about the incredible story behind it. the man right there you see in the air, that is marcus martin. it turns out that he had pushed his fiancee out of the way of the path of that car, only to be plowed over by the car himself. the crash left him with a broken leg. in all, 19 people were hurt when that car slammed through the group of counter protesters. many still recovering this morning. n?

5:35 now. here are other top stories. several ceos backed out of the president's american manufacturing council. maryland native and under armour ceo kevin plank announced his departure last night on twitter. he joins pharmaceutical company ceo kenneth frazier and one other who backed out. they were upset the president didn't condemn white nationalists after it turned violent. a woman says she was grabbed and almost sexually assaulted. the frightening incident happened in the middle of the afternoon yesterday near the tall oaks shopping center near north shore drive. fairfax county police are looking for that man. but have limited information. the search is on this morning for whoever sexually assaulted a 5-year-old girl in the alexandria section of fairfax county. someone abducted her around 5:00 sunday night from tower drive near len claire

a relative noticed the girl was missing. when the girl rejoined her family, she told them what happened. detectives are working to create a sketch of the suspect and are offering a cash reward for information in this case that leads to an arrest. work begins today this article ton at iwo jima. it will cost about $5 million and will last several months. david rubenstein is paying for the upgrades. if you plan a visit, take public transportation to access the area from mead street. metro frustrations before you board. trains running slower on purpose. we'll tell you which lines it impacts. just ahead. first, though, the eclipse and your eyes. with less than april week to go, we're checking with thexperts e

in less than one week, one of the most spectacular events will happen. the total solar eclipse. however, we won't be able to witness total darkness here in the d.c. area. about 80%. for that, though, you have to travel somewhere along the path of the eclipse which stretches from oregon to south carolina. we're sending chuck bell down there. he's going to be able to see the whole thing. >> and report back. >> everyone wants t

i do too. they're willing, perhaps to risk their eyesight. >> not worth it. there's a warning from eye doctors about how to protect your eyes. they remind everybody that in order to see the eclipse and preserve our eyes, you need the special glasses we've been talking about. without them, looking directly into the sun for the eclipse can severely damage your eyesight. >> the damage would be the central part of your vision. that is the most important part of our vision. that's what allows us to see clearly. >> we have a list of ways to get your hands on the special glasses for the eclipse in the nbc washington app. they're a hot ticket item. let me tell you am. >> the air and space museum is going to have events. they're going to have glasses available. there are ways. >> i'm searching for some right now. it feels like august. it is. it feels like summer. in some places, it's over in the candy aisle of all places >> m'

white pumpkin pie. >> so many things wrong with that. >> i know. it's too soon. >> too much. >> not chocolate. that's a fact. >> there's a pumpkin pie flavored coating too. >> then everything becomes pumpkin. >> we're not each tryingment up won't eat the white chocolate. i don't like pumpkin. >> you're sweet potato pie. 5:41 right now. from the white house to late night tv. anthony scaramucci dishing details about his brief stint in the trump administration. we'll show you parts of his conversation with stephen colbert. before you head out today, you want the little umbrella. it's not pool weather. i want to show you that forecast in case you made plans to head to the pool. it will be cloudy, spotty showers around. but tomorrow, that will be a better forecast for the pool. i'll show you a closer look at the radar and what to expect coming up. sheena,

355 dmeer 109, we may have 355 blocked. not sure. tractor-trailer and a car involved. just happened. 70 eastbound after 27. our accident cleanup continues for a while. an overturned tractor-trailer, right lane of three blocked. two to the left takes i by. that's the latest on the roads. we're tracking breaking news that could impact your commute. more on the traffic stop that turned into a police chase ov

we tip to follow this breaking news out of southeast d.c. where a car chase ended with two women taken away in handcuffs. this happened in the 19th and s streets area of anacostia. started as a traffic stop park police say. justin finch on the ground where it -- we'll share the latest developments in the 6:00 hour ahead. >> angie, thank you. it's 5:45. for the

inauguration, president trump is waking up at trump tower. >> this comes one day after delivering a message that many wanted sooner. he explicitly condemned white nationalists for the violence in charlottesville. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence are criminals and thugs, including the kkk and, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> the president later tweeted about his remarks saying he realized that the fake news media will never be satisfied. news 4's edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. how are the new remarks being received. >> it depends who you ask. critics are pointing to the latest tweets against the media saying they're never satisfied as the reason. the president responded within hours, minutes after he made his revised remarks. criticized and

hours or 45 hours to revise his comments and condemn those specific hate groups. senator mark warner from virginia say he sounded presidential. it should have happened on saturday. also the protesters will show up again out in front of trump tower saying that the comments should have come sooner. >> edward lawrence on capitol hill. edward, thank you. >> it is an issue we've been reporting on for more than a year. whether or not -- many of the statues are displayed inside the u.s. capitol as part of the national statuary fall collection. they donate two sculptures to honor two people notable in history. the capitol officials have no say on the sculptures. eight are of the confederate leaders or people who fought during the civil war. virginia has a bronze likeness of general robert e. lee. th

the capitol. the d.c. firefighter is accused of showing up drunk to help a hurt child. then we're told he was attacked. mark segraves worked to get cell phone video to show part of the incidents. it starts after the firefighter walked out of the child's home and ends before the attack. >> you want me to -- while doing your job. >> you can hear neighbors yelling at the fireman on sunday asking him whether he's drunk. now, he's in the hospital with a broken jaw. the fire department tells news 4 he's already the focus of an internal investigation. it's not clear where the firefighter's partner was during all of this. we're told the child is treated and is okay. want to play a game? that's my game, tony. >> that's one of a frederick county maryland couple is pulling dark pranks on their children. the video shows mike and heather martin screaming and cursing at th

them. the couple has officially been charged with child neglect and the frederick news post reports they've reached a plea deal. the child neglect charges carry a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. the plea hearing is set for september 11th. 5:49. if you live in montgomery or prince george's counties, you may have noticed brown water flowing from your taps. washington suburban sanitary commission crews are trying to fix the problem. officials say it's safe to drink the water. you'll notice the brown color if your water comes from the potomac water filtration plant. wssc says it comes from extra magnesium in the water. >> let me be clear, manganese is not a health hazard. it's not regulated by the epa as a drinking water contaminant. in fact, the epa considers manganese a secondary maximum contaminant level for aesthetic reasons. >> fixing the problem could tak

it's manganese not magnesium. there's a new 35 mile an hour speed re strix in place to reduce the risk of smoke, fire and outages on metro. this restriction is in place on the tracks between medical center and union station on the red line and on the orange and blue line. last may, a 45 mile per hour speed restriction was impleme implement implemented. metro says most people won't notice the change. ten minutes before the top of the hour right now and we're working for you in the community. >> molette green is live in marlboro as they prepare to kick off the new school year and what better way to do that than with football. a sign of the start of school. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. ready for school, ready for school sports. we're live in the community this morning with the weiss high school cheerleaders.

>> we've got goodies. all coming up on "news4 today" at 6:00. all right. molette, see you then. thank you. i like the spirit. >> early in the morning. >> happy to go back to school, though? that's the question. >> i think they're happy to be cheerleading again. >> there you go. exactly. little bit before the sun comes up. but it's going to be that mix of the heating and the storm possibility and all that stuff. >> we already have the showers this morning. that's going to help temperatures stay in the mid to low 80s. it's going to be one of those mornings, once the sun comes up, you'll start to see it. cloudy skies with low clouds around too and spotty showers in the forecast through the day today. tomorrow is going to be much better. but for today, have the little umbrella at least. we're watching weekend rain chances. could see them both saturday and sunday. the good news, it's monday, next monday for the solar eclipse, so far it's

we don't want weather like we're going to see today. we have the clouds around and a few spot you showers. they're all light showers. we'll zoom into the district around the beltway. not too bad if you're headed out for the commute. any rain in fredericksburg, that's also fairly light. down around charlottesville and richmond, you see all that moisture moving in our direction. so the rain will be in the forecast throughout the day today. even more west of that. showers sticking around, maybe through mid-afternoon or so. 75 degrees right now in the district. 75 quantico. 68 leesburg. 71 in clinton. if you're grilling today, the clouds will be out there and the shower chances. but as we go later into the evening, to be comfortable with temperatures around the mid to low 80s. we start to dry out. improvements as we go through tomorrow. this is -- spotty showers. we start to see improvements and that leads us into our wednesday with more sunshine in the forecast there. here's a look at your

forecast. we go through thursday. that's when the isolated shower chance comes pack. temperatures warming to 90. saturday and sunday, rain chances and look at your monday. i added the moon over the sun. don't forget, we have a solar eclipse there. it's going to be a hot one. let's check the roads on this tuesday morning for your commute. good morning, jack. >> thanks, sheena. good morning. we had trouble carroll county into howard county on i-70 moving eastbound. the overturned tractor-trailer over the guardrail. fuel spilled. two lanes on the left will get you by. not any time soon. it will be something to look at. 355 at 109, they had a crash in the intersection and you may find yourself under police direction there. 66 headed eastbound, what's left of our crash just after sudley road was cleared. the virginia state police remain on scene and it seems to be the focal point of the delays. otherwise, from gainesville to rosalyn without delay. this is your only hiccup. not too bad. back to you. >> jack, thank you. ri

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the district. what started as a traffic stop ended with a police chase through part of the city. you're looking at live pictures from the scene. this ended in southeast. >> we have a crew live on the scene there gathering more details for a full report coming up. it's been a busy morning. we have much more on that breaking news in a moment. but first, your weather and traffic. >> your teamworking for you this morning. wtop's jack taylor is in for melissa. we begin with meteorologist sheena parveen and a look at the day ahead. >> good morning. little umbrella today. before you head out, we have spotty showers. they're mostly spotty showers or just sprinkles, maybe a couple swipes of the windshield wipers as you head out there. here's a live look at the radar. clouds in place. low clouds. as you notice, if you look down 95 towards quantico, we have more light rainfall. this is where you start to see rain around charlotte. down to richmond off to the