has officially begun. ben jealous accepted his party's nomination. it is 4:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome back to you. it was a big priry night in maryland. this morning we have the results of the biggest races. >> first we want to get a check on the forecast and the commute. we'll hear from melissa in a moment. first, t we'lln to chuck bell. >> i can tell you anything you want to know. what do you want to know? >> all of it. >> everything you've got. >> i've got to save something for later. 4 things you need to know about the weather. very little sunshinetoday. rain becoming more and more likely as we get into the afternoon and evening. in fact, rumbl of thunder after 6 or 7:00 this ifening. ou don't like hot weather, you need to start looking for a way out of town before friday and the weeke gets re. we're looking at areas of rain in kentucky and west virginia.

it's a dry srt this morning. dry rainfall wise. it's noticeably more humid t n it's been the last fewdays. no0s on the map. rain becoming likely by later on on wednesday afternoon and evening. more about tomorrow and the heat wave coming on up. good morning. morning, chuck. taking a look at the roads. beltway, no big complaints inneoop and outer loop, looking at roslyn georgetown. y bridge blocking the left lane. no major delay right now because is so early. 66 is good this morning. so is 95 here in virginia. after farmingto road, left lane getting by the work zone. live look, 270ia atnd avenue, no problems northbound or southbound. aaro >> melissa, thank you. 4:02. primary day in maryland i in

the books. most races have been decided but some are still too close to call and that's because of a computer glitch that impacteer vot registration for 80,000 people. >> those races will be decided by provisional ballot. be jealous wilbe facing off against governor larry hogan. chris gord dan has more from his victory party. >> larry hoganas no idea what's about to hit him. thank you and god >>bless. eporter: in his victory celebration, democratic ninee ben jealous sayshat maryland governor, larry hogan, will lose in november because he does know how to build a people powered campaign. >> i'm not running to the left. i'm not running to the right. i'm running towards the people of o state.

healcare, education, mass incarceration, ending the student debt crisis and protecting the environment are people issues. >> reporter: ben jealous promises that health care will not be a privilege but will be a right. he favors free college tuition and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. reporting from the ben jealous victory celebration, chris gordon, news 4. and it may be an uphill battle for jealous. governor hogan is extrely popular. he even joked the 6% of marylanders don't approve of the job he's doing ran for governor themselves. hogan has become known for lines.g across party he promised that same bipartisan strategy if re-elected. >> we can accomplish a of this in this divisive politicalvi nment while dealing with

riots and battling cancer, just imagine what we can accomplish together over the next four years. >> governor hogan's re-election would be historic. you have to go back to the 1950s to find a republin governor of maryland who served two back-to-backterms. ben carden looks poised to win another electionn november. he's seeking a third term after a 20 year career in the house. he overwhelmingly beat six othec democratsding chelsea manning. tony i campbells the winner among 11 republans. no the race for prince gorges county executive. state's attorney angela alsobrooks won the primary and will face jerry mathis. it looks like the raceor montgomery county executive will come down to provisional ballot david blaire and marc elrich are

tied with 29%. we may not learn the outcome until next >>week. in frederick county maryland, republican kathy afzali will try tounseat jan gardner in the fall. for continuing coverage of the races montgomery and prince gorges county, log onto the website or open the nbc nd washington app search maryland primary. now to major shock in the new york primary race. crowley lost last night. he was seen as a political challenger. cortez is ati democrac socialist. she wants t abolish i.c.e. and

free education in public universities. we turn to thi developing story. democratic lawmakers vowing to fighttrgainst president p's travel ban after the supreme court ruled in favor of the controversl w. the controversial order from the president. the high court's5-4 ruling rejected a challenge that the an discriminated against muslims. chief justice roberts says the ban is based on legitimate concerns for thetr co justice sotomayor said it was gravely wrond m.anti-mus new from overnight, a federal judge in california has ordered ru.s. bor authorities to reunite separated families withins 30 dnd if the children are younger than 5, then it needs to happen in 14

days. there are approximately 100 shelters in at least 17 states housing 2,000 children. yesterday msnbc released n images taken inside a facility. they were secretlyd recorast week by a woman that worked at the cayuga center in new york. last weekss president trump id an order to stop separations at the border. now 4:07. to the latest on a developing story. the red restaurant is dealing with more protests. at least one man was arrested. you remembe this is the restaurant which asked white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to leave when she went to eat there last week.

investigators say a fire at wingo's restaurant in georgetown was an accident. it started in the kitchennd then firefighters say the flames moved through the ducts and roof. at least one other store on o street was damaged and two firefighters had to go to the hospital for over heating. the answers are not coming as quickly when it ces to this apartment fire in woodridge started yesrday morning o north baite avenue. neighbors pulled someone from the top floor before help showed investigators are still not sure arted.is fire a fairfax county church that was vandalized before was hit again. a man sliced up the cushions in pew.y they smashed the prayer candles and left hartful and profane messages on the wall. they cut thed to the sound system. this is the seventh time the church has been vandalized just

since may 11th. on top of that, yterday was for irst day at the church a new reverend. he had a surprising reaction to all the damage. >> there are crimes le this taking place, this church must be up to something good because this church istanding for a welcome in thisha community is obviously upsetting somebody. >> someone in the church spotted a masked man breaking things. that man hit the other person in the head with a fire extinguisher and r away. no arrests have been made. two reverends sai they could forgive the vandals. not surprising if you're walking the watch, preaching the pulpit. extendhatforgiveness. >> absolutely. >> i hope they find the vandals. >> a lesson learned by his

teachings. >> exactly. get ready to pay more for your uber or lyft in the district. >> the d.c. council approved the tax for ride sharing from 20 cents to $1.2 th increased tax is expected tis rae between 23 and $25 million a year to go towards metro rail ovements. one woman we spoke with said this will probably change the way sheses ride sharing options. >> probably go into more uber pools or figuring out the cheaper options. i'll be using the net throw in retuew. >> the n tax begins october 1st. it's based on where your ride begins. eif you get in car in d.c. but ride to maryland or virginia, you still have to pay the tax. coming up, a new move to give some lal parents a longer maternity leave. plus, caught on ca a scary situation unfolds at a texas hospital following an explosion. chuck? good morning, everybody. skies have become mostly cloudy

during your overnight hours and temperatures have held in the upper 60s to 70 degrees. wait until you t see five day

angie goff here at the live desk withreaking new out of prince gorges county where hlice are on the scene investigating aicide at this hour. now this happened in the 8700 block of dean hampt place in upper marlboro, maryland. officersesponded to the location to sounds of gunshot. once they got there on the scene they found a man outside. he had been shot suffering from aunshot wound and they pronounced him dead at the scene. at this pntetectives are still working to establish

suspects in this case. also trying to figure out what could be a possible moti. there is a cash reward for information leading to the arrest. angie, thank you. 4:15 right now. people on a late night flight from new york to l.a. got a real scare before they made it into even.ir take a look at this from inside jetblue 1623 at jf last night. passengers had to put their hands up whenly hea armed police came on board to inspect the plane. the faa said the plane had a radio equipment problem. th pilots requested to return to the gate. that's when the police surrounded and boarded that plane. a few hours later the plane was cleared to go to los angeles. then earlier in the day a man was seen rning acroshe runways at one of the busiest airports in the world. you can see himn the middle of the screen running through the grass. this ihe view from inside a plane at heart field jackson airport. the man climbed a the fence ran onto the runway. r

the man up to a plane, climbed on a wing and pounded on a window before police caught him. look at this. in his underwear, to h underwear. we runway shut down for a time. there were no significant flight delays. >> wow. now 4:16. a deadly explosion at a texas hospital left one person dead and a dozen others injured. this is video afterte yesay's thplosion at gatesville near waco. e are conflicting reports of what caused the blast. experts say a generator while hospital workers believe they hit a gas line. nfl player's home is now a crime scene new jersey. police found a body inside the home of new york giants player janoris jenkins. they have ident ay the man a family friend who had been living at the house. authorities are treating this as

a homicide investigation. the giants say jenkins is -- was in florida when the body was found. this morning the is a new change in effect that gives virginia state workers more paih time wew additions to their families. >> executive branch workers will be getting eight weeks of paid leave as new parents. governor ralph northam who is a doctor signed this on tuesday. he emphasized that paid time off makes for healthier children and a happier workplace. >> introducing a new c a family is a time of great joy but can also be stressful. we are hoping to a of that stress by giving parents the n time theyd to welcome a new dmield their lives. >> earlier this year kirk cox said full-time house employees can receive 12ks of paid leave. chuck bell is here with us. i think we've been talking a beautiful weather. reality is settling in.

just in timeth for the end o month. >> you don't seem very happy about it. >> you know what, lisn -- >> you notice a little edge to that? >> no, i will not cplain about the summer because i love the summer. >> hello, aaron. how are welcome back from vacation. go.there you you know you'll hear me in january. >> i hear a mom voice in there in january. no, it's not going to be tt nice anymore. no, it is -- it depends. there e plenty of people who love deep haze and humidity and those are the people who will be sitting outside all weekend going, yes, we want more because it is going to be an ugly shade of hot around h by the time we get towards saturday and sunday. your wednesday morning, not that sure about. that'ser the wea word, meh. cloudy, rain chances are creepingp with time during the day today. most of the rain for now still well back out to our west and southwest but it's sort of going to be moving in our general direction. just a lot more humidit in the atmosphere. if you haven't been outside

since l you went to bt night, you'll notice the change in air masses. with all of the humidity even though there's nothing on radar, it mht be able to ring out a drop or two between now and lunchtime. rain chances are low. i couldn't rule out a spit or drizzle between now and noontime. between noon and 5:00 p.m., that's when rain chances start to increase. even the possibility of thunderstorms out from the shenandoah valley. highest rain chances comento the cit between 6 and 10 p.m. there could be rumbles of thunder. showers and thunderstorms likeli the evening hours. that should be tapering off by about this time tomorrow mornin that is when things will really start to heat up quite a bit. so here's your five-day forecast then. today only 82 with aot of ouds around. rain becoming more and more likely. any sho6:rs before a.m. so super early. most of your thursday will be hot and y. 93 friday. 95 on saturday and 97 on sunday with heat indexes up near 10

degrees. that will melt the icing right off that cake,ss me >> it will. that is really, really warm. falls church, inneroop and outer loop at 66, we have the right lane blocked there each direction. that has just cleared out of the y. that's good through that area. capital heights l outerp at richie marlboro road, two lanes getting by. southbound 270, ramp to westbound b370 blocked paving. i want to say hi to my friends in kensington. we mety. yester the montgomery county young film makers camp.bo we talked news, editing, all kinds of fun stuff. they're going to do a little newscast. thanks for h ing me outthere. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. still cahead,e those aches and pains by rolfing. it's not massage,t's not yoga, it's not a muppet. it's somewhere in between. we'll show you how it works.

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pregnant women but oil of lemon eucalyptus shouldn't be used on3 children und years old. >> that sounds like the more natural product. i'm glad you told me. >> now you know. >> appreciate that. 4:24. it's a therapy that might ook like a massage. >> but you better not falla sleep. it's calle rolfing. it turns pressure into harmony for yourbody, aaron. >> comein. >> reporter: meet juliet stovall. she takes care of herself, is a tpersonaliner but even she has had some aches and pains. >> i have anl4 and l5 injury in my spine. i was leaning to the right. >> rorter: enter rolfing, a decades old technique. the idea, apply pressure t get muscles and the body back in harmony. >> we need to be using our whole

bodies and not just letting some part of the body do all of the work. >> reporter: a certified rolfer. >> engaging your body and mind. >> reporter: this might loo like a massage but it's not really a massage. with a massage you tune out's whatoing on around you. here with rolfing, you're tuning in to your body to see what you're feeling and have it connect to your nervous system. after just a few sessions juliet iser a beli >> the way i feel afterwards and the way i move afterwards, totally different. >> reporter: in cte dist adam tuss,ews >> would you try it? >> i don't know. i'd probably falla sleep. you know i don't get enough sleep. you put me on a table, i'mout. if rolfing isn't what you might choose, the o are plenty other ways to treat your aches and pains. >> on friday we look a

acupuncture. rhis involves small needles stuck into you body. this looks uncomfortable to some folks but many people swear by it. new this morning, it's a spot in most of our homes we rarely think about, but one mother has a warning about the air ducts in your home. next at 4:30, how her child became trapped inside hers and what it took to get him out. i remember when i was a kid our neighbors had one of those station wagons with the backwards seat. i rolfed every time the put me in that. >> turning hot and humid every time. check of the day's forecast coming up. plus, forget the dream house and convertible. is barbie is all about life in the lab. we'll show

right now on "news 4 today," a rival forrepublicans. maryland democrats make their pick in the primary. this morning, another local race is still waiting on a winner. hey, low lives. >> hey, lost ul. >> plus, joining late night

forces. we'll show you how jimmy fallon teemed up with the competition to take on president trump. and from d.c. to hollywood. a local man shines on ""america's got talent."" a look at the performan so great that one judge joins him on the stage. "news 4 today" starts now. f st though a live look outside as you wake up on this dnesday. 4:30 right now as we start getting dressed. maybe a warning, b ouref break from the humidity, you can almost see that it is over. >> yup. happens just like that, right? >> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're going to check in with chuck bell on the forecast before melissa mollet has check on the road. is this humidity happening today? >>t's alreadyhappened. i'm surprised you didn't notice it on the way in. >> a little bit. >> the first thing i did when i took the d