your weekend. >>kelissa has an early loo at the roads. first, though, chuck and sheena are tracking hot weather for the weekend. good morning, guys. >> good morning. it is a building eat wave coming next week. rfu have to get outside and enjoy this won air mass. >> yes, today and tomorrow really nice, but then by sundayh 's day, that's going to be the first day of a heat wave in the making. yeah, we have some hot temperatures in the forecast this morning. 72 drees in washington. a lot of areas cooler than yesterday. we're in the 60s. 61, gaithersburg. qauntico at big area of high pressure over ohio. what this is going to do for our weather over theext several days and into early next week is keep us nice and toy. y is looking fantastic. if you have the pool in your plans, you want spf 30 or higher. we'll have plenty of sunshine through the day. temperatures by lunchtime, 08. by 2:00 p.m., 82. it 5:00 p.m. lower humidity today. going to feel comfortable like yesterday.

84. coming up, chuck will show you ast looks eekend for like and how hot it's about to get around here. let's check the roads on this finally friday lissa, good morning. >> good morning to you. taking a look right now inner loop and outer loop in the beltway. overall looking od. have a little bit of road work happening, but not really impacting things as far as travel time. work zone there blocking the two right lanes here this morning. manassas inbound 66 after prince william parkway, work zone with just a single lane getting by, and 270 south from frederick, i should say, down to the spur and then germantown to the spur here on time as well. eun. >> melissa, thank you. d.c. police are investigating two more shootings in the past 12 ehours. hootings are part of a recent spike in violence in the district that has many people concerned. >> now a group touched by tragedy is determined to do something about all the shootings. they ride through the very same lost s where people have their lives. they are in a caravan with the

message stop the kil ng on the back of their vehicles. some of the members -- or, rather, one of th members, mill er king chapman has had are of grief. her son was killed in 1990, and last month her grandson was killed ridin in a lift vehicle. >> they're still in pain. they need help. we have to reach out to them. >> there had been 71 homicides in the district -- theave been 71ic homes in the district so far this year. compare that to 47t this time last year. that's a 51% increase. an update now on a bre wing news stor first told you about at this time yesterday. a man shot on southern avenue in southeas d.c. has died. police have not released his identity yet. they're still trying to find the shooter. this was one of three shootings in a short period of time thatj inred five people wednesday intors thuday morning. this morning a woman is in critical condition after a fire

ripped through an apartment in northwt washington. take a look. this was the scene on our street in the shaw neighborhood around 8:00 last night. fireghters rescued theoman from the ground floor unit of the three-story apartment building. fire officials aren't sure t whether victim's smoke detector was working. the family of a punnce detective wants accountsability for their son's death. the family you see here is suing the officer who shot coleson. that shooting -- the incident happened during a shootout in march of 2016. the officer thought coleson wof onhe suspects even though he had identified himself as a police officer, accorng t the lawsuit. a grand jury declined to indict the officer who shot coleson. according to the county, his family is asking upwards of an external review is underway after the shocking death of a university of maland football player. 19-year-old jordan mcnair died wednesday. he collapsed during a teamworkout two weeks ago. he l had aer transplant on

june 6th. ngw the school is looking into what was g on when mcnair collapsed. university officials want to make sure all o the proper protocols are followed. coming up in just a half hour hear from mcnair's coaches who remember him as a yuck man with a big smile and a big heart. it's 4:04. major change is coming to classrooms in fairfax coun. the school board voted overwhelmingly to change the sex education policy last night. one of the biggest changes will beo include more transgender cu rriculum. the new curriculum will als discuss different types of contraception available to teenage girls. the board also adopted a new dress code policy. news 4's justen finch will have more on when these new policies will go into effect. that's coming up at 5:00.m. breaking news now. a roller coaster has derailedn florida. chris lawrence is at the live desk with the latest on th. chris. >> this is a chilling reminder of just how dangerous some

roller coasters can be. we're going to show you the derailment, but we o tell you up front, everyone did s survi survive. it was on the daytona beach boardwalk. rescuers had to rescue ten people. two did get ejected. two riders were in this car dangling from the tracks. it got stuck about 34 feet off the ground. that is about as tall as a telephone opole, just give you some idea of how high up they were. aaron. >> all right, chr lawrence at the life desk. thank you, chris. 4:05 right now. the head of the fbi is defending his agency following the release of a bombshell report from the usstice department. >> it a former fbi director james comey of breaking protocol whileng investiga hillary clinton during the 16 election. that dog report clears him of it political motivation, but did find an fbi employee acted out of bias against president

trump by prioritizing r thesia investigation. current fbi director chris apher rayits mistakes were made, but argues missteps by a few people don't condemn all fbi employees. let's also be clear on the scopes of t report. it's focused on a specific set of events back in 2016. a small number ofbi employees connected to those events. >> ray says steps are being taken to help fbi employees make better judgment calls in the future. president trump is vowing to fighsu a l against his charitable foundation. the new york attorney general is suing the trump family accusing them ofha using thety like a personal checking account. atcording to the lawsuit foundation dns were used for political, business, and personal expenses. from cpaign events to lawsuit settlements, even a $10,000 portrait for one of the g president'f clubs.

three of the president'sen childr, ivanka, donald jr. aic erre named in the suit. e'll find out today whether president trump's former campaign manager will stay inil jantil his trial. nerl prosecutors say he tried to tamper with potential witnesses while onre-trial release. usnafort is facing multiple charges in the ra probe. he says he is innocent. keep up with the nbc washington app for updates throughout the day. we're less than two weeks away from the maryland crime area. early voting is underway ashe sikts leading democratic candidate forgovernor squared off in their final televised forum. it was hosted b nbc 4 and telemundo 44. among the topics discussed were transportation, immigration, and legalizing anrijuana. thedates also took aim at president trump. take a sten. >> donald trump is a vulgar,

demeanted pig demon. it's not that we're obsessed h th donald trump. we're obsessed we policies that he is making, and it does have an impact on maryland at the local level. >> i mean, he is undermining so many of the things that we value as marylanders. ede state needs to know that who is going to stap and say we are going to protect our cherished >> the primary is set for june 26. the winner faces republican governor larry hogan in cnovember. yo watch the forum in full here on nbc 4 this sunday morning at 11:30. that's right after "meet the press." the democrats won the congressional baseball game, but republican congressman steve scalise may he been the mvp. last night he hit the field one year after he was critically injured on an alexandria baseball field. the house majority whip received a standing ovations he took the field.

he was escorted to second b by the two capitol police officers who were also hurt in that shooting. fans who uchd away the game at nats park were happy to see scalise back in the game. >> i think we're all really excited to see steve scalise's come back. it's been such a over the past year. >> the democrats w 21-5. it raises money for local charities, including the boys and girls club of greater we have new information this morning on i deadly shooting in colorado. a mother took her two sons to the dentist and ended up being shot in the parking lot. one of the boys died. this is helicopter video of police surrounding the crime scene just outside denver in westminster. the mother and her other son are in critical condition this morning. another man was able to -- rather, was also shot, but is expected to be okay. lice say they have a person of interest in custody. th believe that person is responsible for the shooting. the march for our lives summer bus tour kicks off today's in chicago. it's called the road to change

tour, and the goal of the tour is to register young people to vote while educating them about gun reform. they will be stopping in d.c. at somm point this , but a specific date has not been announced. the movement was started by students you see on the screen here. they banded together following the horrifical enz tienz day mass shooting at their school in parklandeo florida. 17e lost their lives that day. 4:10 no serious work is being done on be of the washington's most iconic places,ut you might not even notice the work all summer. find out why after the break. decades after this veteran did her part for the war effort she had the chance to go up in a plane butte u line the one she was in during world war ii. s hear what says about her wild ride. that's next on news 4 today. chuck. >> and if meteorologist, chuck pell. the sun will beefore you know it, and it's going to be one of those fantastic fridays here in the dmcv. sheena has taken

back here we're following breaking news. right now tropical storm bud is passing over cabo san lucas. take a look at this video fromn mexico sho you some of the dangerous waves being whipped up by the storm. looktht . it's impacting some popular resort cities that attract llions of visitors every year. we spoke with our storm team 4 pert chuck bell abohe storm. he says bud is weakening, but there is a tropical depression in that same area that is expected to strengthen within the next 24 hours. aaron. a maintenan worker accidentally created a potentially deadly gas at a swimming pool in california. you can see a hazmat team had to

decontaminate the area. that poolwi was fille kids when a worker mixed the wrong chemicals. he created a chlorine gas that caused people's lungs to fill with fluid. swimmers said they felt nauseous and were coughing uncontrollably. 35 people most of them children, had to go to the hospital. al of them arexpected to be okay.s itaking place on i part of the lincoln memorial you can't see. crews are busy restoring the memorial's two roof levels, which involvesck repairing c caused by the 2011 earthquake. >> it makes things look more cohesive and clean and tight, but the most important thing is from a water tightness aspect. >> the memorl will remain open while repairs are underway. the work is expected to wrap up sometime in september. an audience member at last

night's "hamilton" performance here at the kennedy center almost got as much attention as the actors on stage. ate c of the tony award winning broadway musical lin ir manuelda watched. posted these pictures on twitter posing with cast members and celebrity chef jose andreas. he even signed some guest play bills. hamilton runs through september. there is a limited number of $10 tickets available to each show in an on-line lottery that takes place two days in vabs. >> that's a lot of pressure performing in front of the creator of the musical, right? >> you would have to hope they didn know he was there until the end. maybe. >> i hope so. i'm sure he enjoyed it. more trains could be coming to premetro's red line. shady grove, rockville, twinbrook, and white flint would see moreerce during rush hour, but this isn't a done deal yet. metro wastill evaluating whether or not that section of the red line can handle the extra trains.he ifhange does happen, it

will starty.n janu >> that airplane look familiar? >> yes. >> miss maybell campbell is 9ye s old. she was 19 when she signed up to serve this country in the women's army core, tcoming one first african-american women in that service. she got the mail to the soldiers and spent a lot of h in a plane just like this one. thanks to her assisted living facility in alexandria and a nonprofit called agele aviation dreams foundation, miss campbell took a tri down memory lane. >> for the pilots and's voluntes ust an opportunity to give back and bring some joy and excitement to these veterans that have given so much to us. >> the ageless aviation dreams foundation was establishedn 2011. it says it's given more than

3,000 flights. what a fantastic program. 96 years old. going up in thatplane. >> i'm sure it was just like the first time for her. megories, boy. for her. >> yeah, good for her. great, great flying weather. >> i was going to say. you can't beat this weather right now, sheena. >> did you notice yesterday thaw the humidit dropping through the day? >> right away. >> yeah. itelt nice. >> gorgeous. >> today will be pretty much the same. as we go through the day, not as humid. it's really pretty comfortable outside right now. not all sticky like yesterday morning. it's 72 in washington. much of the area cooler than yesterday morning with temperatures in about the mid to low 60s for the most part. as we go through the afternoon, we'reoing to be back in the 80s again today. nice and dry currently. that big area o high pressure, that's going to keep us dry as we go through today, but also into the weekend and into the start of next week. nice and sunny.

lower humidity. always making it feel more comfortable. 5:00 p.m., or sunglasses. hats mid 70y,s. suut over the weekend we'll be at 80 degrees. sunny skies, and the ws slowly starting to warm up. if you are staying around your neighborhood for father's day, well, tomorrow we' looking at highs around 86 degrees. mostly sunny. for your father's day, sunday, it's going to be hot and humid. that's going to be the beginning of a developing heat wave on sunday. sunny skies. 94 for a high temperature. you can bet that humidity will make it feel a little hotter than that. by 1:00 p.m. we should already be at90 degrees on father's day. again, if you are going to be playing gf with dad, i think the earliest times would be the most comfortable. by monday we're lking at potentially dangerous heat. look at that. 97 for a daytime high. the normal hfh this time

year is 84. as we go into tuesday that would make it officially a heat ewave. thays in a row of temperatures in the 90s, which we do expect. we're going to talk more about this coming up. chuck is back with me, but let's check the roads on this finally friday. how is that commute looking? >> good morning. 395 alexandria here southbound after seminary. two left lanes getting by that work zone herein this mo looking at the beltway now. capital heights, inner loop at chie marlboro road.r inoop and outer loop looking pretty good. manassas eastbound 66 after prince william parkway, we kve a wbloeb there with a single lane getting by, and taking a look at 95 in virginia. as you are headed northbound here, you can see from qauntico to t beltway, you are on time up to the beltway. very goodas you head inbound on 395, no problems there either inbounds. eun. >> melissa, thank you. zblienks you think bananas would be part of a balanced breakfast,

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>> this is the president o czech republic. he is burning a large pair of underwear. this is in response to a 2015 protest. back tn a group of activists scaled the castle walls and f replaced tg with a similar

pair of underwear. new zealand's prime minister has gone on maternity leave. she's set to become the second woman in modern history to give birth while in power. she will be on leave for six weeks. about one in seven showed signed of hearing impairment before they started going to loud clubs and cob concerts. well, bananas are among the most popular fruits in the world. but are they really healthy? consumer reporter susan hogan is working with what you need to know. >> some of you haveeg red bananas to the do not eat list because of their relatively high

sugar and carb consent, but nutritionist at consumer reports say don't be so quick to counted out this fruit yet. one largea banan has about 120 calories and 17 n grams ofural sugars. more than double what you get in a cup of strawberry slices. >> it's far legacy than what you would get in a soda or cvedy bar, and a nutritionist will tell you it's unlikely you're going to get fat or develop diabetes from eating a bana. >> keep in mind too, some of the carbohydrates in bananas come in the form of dietary fiber. 3.5 grams in each large banana. that's about 15% of the amount youeed every day. eat green bananas, and you would get an added bonus. resistance starch. >> it isn't easily digested, and it can helpo reduce blood sugar levels. >> also, they can help promote

heart health. give into the appeal. susan hogan,ews 4. >> y get it? peel. still ahea a glimpsento the future of travel. next at 4:30, a look at th underground tunnel that could change the way we aid affic. >> and what you need to know about the weather. well, first of all, you're going toove today. it's a very comfortable start to your friday. it will be a rrnreshing afn filled with 100% sunshine. the only bad news is it justla won't st. you're talking about the heat wave coming up next. plus, new details in the death of a university of maryland athlete. up next well, hear from the

right now at 4:29, a live look outside as we kick off this friday. eekend just hours away, and it will finally be dry for a weekend to enjoy this time outdoors. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. >> chuck and sheena are her with that beautiful forecast before melissa fills in our commute and how it's looking.

>> enjoy the weather while we hait. 63 in loudoun county. 61 in montgomery county. 69 by the bay in annapolis. planning out your friday. anything you want to do outside. the weather is going to bey extremooperative for your friday plans. sunshine and low tyhumi the humidity levels which are in the comfy zone for today tomorrow start inching their way up as we get towards sunday, father's day. annoying levels. it'sl going to f very hot around here on sunday. then monday and tuesday dangerouslyig temperatures and high heat kbeks index values. could be as hot to s100 105 heat indexes. that's monday and tuesday of