100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. a massive fire forced more an 80 people out of their homes in prince george's county. now work is under way to get so help and fin out what caused this huge fire. a tractor-trailer plungin in the chesapeake bay. search crews this morning are on the water. they're trying to find both the truck a the driver. one month after five people were killed in the capital gazette shooting, the tight-knit annapolis community is holding a benefit concert to heal some emotional wounds and help the families. on this 28th of july, 2018, good morning to you. welcome in to "news4 today." i'm david culver alongside angie

goff. >> that's right. we know that theas rain stopped for most of us. >> finally. >> just in time f the weekend. perfect timing. >> for sure. >> hopefully it couple of days. >> you know what, i think we have somebody to checkn on at with. lauryn ricketts in the weather center, it's hopefully going to be a dry weekend. >> yeah. i do believe we'll be able to get outside. barbecues, parties, pool time, yard work, exercise, anything you want to get out and do today. anything you want to getodutside and do is going to be fantastic weather. you canin see everythg is green. so lush out there. just a beautiful looking saturday morning here in the capital. current temperatures now, up to 79 degrees. that wind is out of the north. we have the wind out of south, that was bumping in lat humiditytle bit over the last week. now that wind out of north, drier air ming innd some

lower humidity. more comfortable conditions out there. garden tip from our friends. get out and enjoy the day. definitely today visit one of the public gardens in our area. fun for the entire family. you will be inspired by the great ideas for your landscape. let's talk more about what we can expect through the rest of the weekend. 've got rain in the forecast next weeand we've got the humidity returning. we'll talk ab t that cominup. guys? thank you, lauryn. we're following this breaking story from the vatican. oremer d.c. archbishop the mccarrick resigned. he's facing sex abuse allegations. the vatican announced that pope francis expected to accept the resignation. he was removed from the ministry last month after beingcc aused of fondling a teenager more than 30 yearsgo. out of fairfax county, a body found in a wooded area near a home on holly road last night. this is close to i-495 and the

emergency room at the fairfax hospital. the body has beensi decom and may have been there for quite a while. investigators say they have not found any signs a of crime. but they're still looking into this. the body has been handed over to the medical examiner who will idtify and ultimately determine a cause of death. 85 people, we know th they're waking up right now without a home this morning. ths's because of t fire we've been following that moved through the greenbelt apartment co alex. >> that'ot of devastation out there. it happened at the franklin square apartmentsbrn zewood terrace. chopper 4, you can see, was up above when thewe flame still shooting out of that building. we're going to show you this view here. you can see smoke over the ltway. that's how high it rose. the roof is still missing from that structure. many units appear to be gutted. the second time this past week, firefighters were at that we've heard that just the day beforeesidents apparently complained about gas smell. when they came, they said it

does smell like gasoline but it's not haful. ey opened the door to let it come out. then this happens. >> no one gt hur in the fire, but the residosts lg much of everything. e red cross are trying to help out. the cause is still under investigation. at 04. developing right now shall the powerful storms from last night are believed to have caused a tractor-trailer in hampton roads to go off thehepeake bay bridge tunnel. the search is under way right now for that truck and the driver. police say a van carrying five peop was also involved. but allho of those w were inside the van are expected to be okay. officials also say they have crews making emergency repairs to the bridge at this hour. a close call for a virginia firefighter just two days after becoming engaged. hearrowly escaped a brush with death. cameras on the side of the fire engine show him setting up the warning cones. this happened on i-95 in stafford county.

the firefighter jumps to the side. you can see him as a car shoots past and crashes into the front of the fire engine. >> so we're stumbled back., i'm ok what just happened? it finally set in. oh, my go, is my crew safe? >> well, virginia's move over law reqres drivers to slow down or move into a far lane when passing emergency responders on the highway. the drivers who hit the fire engine, j.d. hutchinson is charged with du imt and h and run. at 9:05 on this saturday morning, a traffic alert for you as you plan for the week ahead. pay attention to this if you take the gw parkway. construction going to make traffic there a little bit more a little slower than usual. on monday, the road is shrinking to three narrow lanes across the windy run bridge one lane will always be traveling northbouut, another ound, a third reversible. the speed limit will drop to 35 miles an hour. construction crews should wrap up their work by the fall. >> s there'sll a project

disrupting several metro lines for thewe end. here's a look at that. >> i'm melissa mollet with alo at the first 4 traffic and the rails. the red line construction project under way. won't wrap up r anothnth, until the beginning of september. we have stations still closed. talking about rhode island avenue, brookland, fort totten and takoma. the buses, free shuttle buses running between gallaudet and silver spring because of that closure. silver tracking on the orange line between foggy bottom and clarendon every 24. reston east on the -- single tracking. blue line between foggy bantom arlington cemetery. every 15 minutes there's a yellow line betwe huntington and mt. vernon square. single tracking onhe green line between l'enfant plaza and navy yard ballpark. the suspect accused of stabbing a man at rush hour is behind bars.

alton rivers attked the man in columb heights yesterday evening. they say rivers stabbed him in the middle of a crosswalk at 14th stree and perry place northwest. no one else was hurt. but rivers isha facinges of second degree murder. residents in a virginia apartment complex tell us they're on edge after aiolent attack. a woman says a man raped her at begun poiguneoint. it hapon wednesday morning. prince william county police say the attacked the woman in an enclosed stairwe. made her wait in the woods while he made his get away. residents are unnerved. >> it's ary. like, kids live here. >> it was very frightening to think that somebody could be waiting inside your building. >> investigators say the victim noticed the attacker had a beer belly and wearing air jordan shoes. she also says he had an army sleeve tattoong with wri on it

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re theing story from the vatican this morning. >> former d.c. archbishop theodore mccarrick resigned from the college of cardinals. he's facing several sex abuse allegations: derrick ward ise live with m details on this. hey, derrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this word comes down from the vatican today. the pope has agreed to mccarr k mccarrick's request to be relieved from the position with college of cardinals. the archbishop of washington from 2001 to 2006.

he reached the retirement -- in the ensuing years, the incredible accusations of abuse came forward. some dated back to 50 years ago. some to positions he held before becoming therchbishop of washington and revelations that settlement were made with young men who said they were young priests oreminarians at the time the abuse incidents happened and come forward. the church paid out hundreds of thousands of dollars to these young men to stay quiet during the allegations coming forward. the pope had ordered that mccarrick stay in pyer and seclusion while the church prepared some sort of nctions. his resignation from the college of cardinals will alleviate the sanctions. they will still be carried out in some form. another shocking bit of news regard rg the and specifically the catholic

church here in washington. theodore mccarrick taking leaves and resigning position with the college of cardinals. live near catholic university, derrick ward. thank you for the update. finitely more to come on this developing story. it's 9:12 right now.ki a live look outside. it's beautiful outside the nbc4 studios. geready, though, for a buggy forecast. uryn ricketts says you need the bug spray and the sunscreen today. the sun will out. she'll explain it all. come back and stay with us. >> also ahead, a small shack more than 50 years owago, much more than that. talking about tysons corner center. ro'll show you what's ahead for this booming metlis. right?

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so> when is the last time you passed through ? >> yesterday. >> no longer a corner store there. ral stores. it's a growing metropolis. truly transforming.ee thk marks 50 years since tysons o corner centerned its toors. >> l.l. bean used e -- >> fairfax county police lieutenant chuck -- recalls the early days of tysons corner center. >> i remember coming with my mom and watching fashion going on here, being bored out of my mind as a little boy. >> shopping not thrig for a kid, which is why the malls led to much more taking on a fe yle experience. >> if we can create the

environment for people to interact and be entertained, they'll choose it every day of the week. >> it has allowed tysons corner center to stand strong against online competitions drawing millions of visitors each year from all over. >> thiweek alone, sweden, korea, japan, belgium, brazil. that says a lot. >> incredible given the simple origin, a corner store at a virginia crossroads. most of the land part of a peach grove. only need look behind the camfoa r a more personal perspective. >> my fatherorked here in 1968 when the mall opened. >> news 4 photographer shawn casey grew up in falls church and remember when his dad worked at the then brand new tysons center. >> the greatest fear was that tysons would fail because it was too far out and people wouldn't want to drive to it. >> if you build it, they will come. >> in the 50 years it's been here, it's grown far beyond a rner store, far beyond a mall

even. take a look at this from chopper 4. it's sprawled to a metropolis and still growing. c truly,y on its own. >> the largest private developing city in the country which is incredible. inside the sprawling mall, the lieutenant now leads the tysons urban team. the mall is one small part of e the region tasked with keeping safe. the vertical growth can be a challenge. >> not like driving up and pulling up to your house and knocking on the door. now we've got to get into an elevator or, depending on the type of situation, we haveo climb stairs. >> lieutenant riddle like the rest of us locals adapting to a new landscape. >> futuristic land i could never have imagined as a boy. look at that. it'sib incr. >> some have joked that the new bird of virginia is a crane a because o the construction. >> it is nonstop.

as somebody who lives over that way -- >> i lived in tysons for six years, it was insane. i left before t -- my vet is still out there. i t dread every time i ha take my pet to the vet. you know it's a nightmare. >> the sloganhe is pardon construction, forever. you said it. thers a lot to do for families and a lot to do, the mall in particular has growno much. they do concerts out there. they have outdoor playgrounds. >> become a lifestyle experience. for folks who want to experience life outdoors, last week was not an option. but this weekend we can d it. >> it's a beautiful day out there right now. we're goingo continue to see improvements through the weekend tlank goodness. as we head into next week, that's also when we're looking at some showers and possibly some thunderstorms getting into next week. any rain out there today?

no. no rain today. maybe an isolated chance into your sunday, butther tha that, humid for this weekend. yeah. no. you don't fee humidity. it's all relative. that's why i hesitated. i had someone on social media saying it's still a little humid out there. the humidity will continue to drop throughout the weekend. then thert humidity sto move back in as we get into monday, tuesday and the rain starts to ve back in as well. rain out there now.stent right we're looking dry. pretty much throughout the eastern portion of the united at , dry. thanks to high pressure up to the north. of course, we're seeing a few spotty rain showers coming through missouri, oklahoma and up through g omahaoing into kansas. again, the other thing that we're alsng watc severe weather throughout the midwest. this is the frontal system thato passed throu area yesterday. the thing about this system, it's going to hang off the t. co if you're down all the way from the south carolina beaches up through the outer banks, getting

a good lhtning show in virginia beach, you'll be dealing with rain all weekld. this wift back to the north as we get into monday and tuesday and increase our rain chances into monday and tuesday. we have an isolated chance tomorrow and scattered showers en monday and especially in the afternoon and g. by tuesday and wednesday, we'll have a better chance to see showers and thunderstorms throughout tarea. current temperatures right now, comfortable. enjoy it. we're in the 70s right now. the temperatures are going to coinue to go up into the mid to upper 80s today. ths 's about normal for t time of year. 87 is the daytime high. sunny skies, dryit cons. again, low humidity out there. anything you need to get done.wa car , parties, barbecues. exercise. as i was sayinea ier, the honey do list looking good. virginia, north carolina beaches, storms unfortunately. out the door tomorrow morning, grab the sunglasses. temperatures are going to be in the 70intomorrow mo once again, warming into the mid

80s for daytime highs tomorrow. just an isolated chance. this is tomorrow. this is 30 tomorrow. just a few isolated chances of showers popping up i the region. less than a 20% chance. chances increase into monday. orrow in the t mid-80s. monday we have a better chance thunderstorms and throughout the region. 85 degrees, the temperature. a chance for showers and thunderstorms tuesday, esday, thursday friday. temperatures in the mid to upper 70ums. then hity retus. then hity retus. we returrnn

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all right. there's a new addition around the d.c. area. the animal welfare organization. teaming up with scientists andc wildlifetists counting the number of cats. it's the d.c. cat count. lauren is here from the humane rescue to break thisand explain what this means. good morning.yo thanfor being here. we're counting cats across the d.c. area. we're counting indoor cats and outdoor cats. how in the world areou going to count all these katz cats? >> fortunately, scientists are guiding the research component of it. we'll be putting cameras around the district to take photos of cats and wildlife. we'll be asking pet ownerso submit photos of their cats and surveying pet owners. to get more inrmation, we will also be tracking shelter data.

at the end of this, we'll be creating an integrated model that will hopefully show the flow of cats between the indoor owned to the outdoor to the shelter. we can appropriately understand kind of where cats are coming from in our city. oere are they being born. are we getting athe cats who might benefit from our services and our organization. >> then the ultimate goal is you're trying to make sure that what you're doing as the humane rescue, for example, y reaching the numbers you need to reach? >> right. currently, we have a return for cats outside to prevent them from having more babies. we continue to have kittens every year into the shelter in need of homes. that's unsustainable at the rate that we're going. we want to reach enough cats that way. we want to make sure that pet owners are keeping their cats doors. are we reaching all the pet owners? they come to us on mednd behavior advice. then the shelter data. where are the cats coming from? truly analyzing the intercept of the three different segments of cat population.

>> would you say we have a stray cat problem in d.c. by the way, we have kittens available for adoption. >> we have hundreds available for adoption. >> please come to the humane rescue alliance. these two aravailable. >> the one i'm holding will not stop purring. all of a sudden decided to be a wiggle worm. >> i should say for cats, we do offer buone, get one. kittens are great together. >> i was asking you, does d.c. e,have a cat population is outdoor prey issue? >> more than 50% are stray. meaning they're found outside. >> there's a b issue. >> we're tackling that by being an open admission. providing spay, d uter to cats outside, but are we doing enough at's what we want to find out. >> this is an awesome thing going on. d.c.at counts. thank you for being here. on't forget, clear the shelters is coming up saturday,

auknst 18th. that. >> you can find out more. >> me too. you can find out more on the nbc washington app. make sure you join uand visit online at clear the shelters.gh all let's take you outside for a live look right now. you can see breeze in northwest. we are tracking a nice day ahead. lauryn ricketts looking at rain lauryn ricketts looking at rain in the week

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"news4 today" starts now. 9:30 on this saturday. the veryek last d of july. good morning to you. i'm dafld culver. i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us. i promised a buggy forecast. >> why are you promising that? >> because lauryn ricketts talked aut it. >> this isn't a bad thing necessarily, though. >> no.it what's not a bad thing, the bugs? >> are you part of the show? >> the >> i promised a buggy forecast. >> then you said that's not necessarily aad thing. >> because it's going to be good weather. >> i didn't know what -- is that ggood, we mosquitoes? >> i'm picking up what y're putting down. we've got some sunshi. didn't hear you guys. we've got sunshine out there

right no as angie said and as i was aying earlier, grab that bug spray. we've got a lot of rain the last couple of daysf of course,ou're headed out to the golf course, maybe the kids are playing soccer this morning, anything like that, farmer market, grab that bug spray. weere out there f a hot second yesterday and got bitten up by everything out there. again, the bugs are out and of course, it's summer right now. 79 degrees. not feeling like summer today because the humidity wl be a ttle lower. the winds out of north. that's bringing the i drier a here. not as humid out there today. nothing on the radar right now. we're dry for now. we do have rain on the way. we'll talk about that in the ten-day forecast. that forecast coming up in 15 minutes. lauryn, thank you. we continue to follow thatn breatory from the vatican this morning. >> former d.c. archbishop, theodore mccarrick resigned from the college of cardinals. he's facing sever sex abuse

allegations. derrick ward is following the story closely. i joi us live from northeast -- he joins us live from northeast washington with more. derrick, good morning. >>eporter: [ no audio ]ll >>right. let me recap. we're working on derrick's audi. issu he's offered his resignation to the pope from the college of cardinals. hais is the group offers guidance and expertise to the holy father. pope francis tacs morning has pted that resignation, meaning that theodore mccarrick is out of the colle of cardinals. last month he was relieved of ministerial duties, meaning he couldn't celebrate mass, we've learned that several more sex abuse allegations are coming forward. we've reached out to the archdiocese to get comment and

they have declined that offer. >> stayith news 4 not only on air but also in the app. anoth story outf fairfax county. a body found in a wooded area near a home ont holly road l night. this is close to both i-495 in e emergency room and the hospital. police saying that that body has been decomposingnd may have been there for a while. investigators say they have not found signsf a crime, but they are still looking into it. the body has been handed over to the medical examiner f entification. also for them to determine the cause of death. >> t story also developing right now. 85 people we know wakg up thi morning without a home. that's because of a fire that ripped through their greenbelt apartment complex. >> devastating destructied that happt the franklin square apartments. that's on breezewood terrace. the view from chopper 4, it was up above. the flames were shooting out of the building.

that's a shoft the ebeltway. moke rising above t the roof is missing from much of the structure. many of the units are gutted. this i t the seconde that frs were at the complex. just the day before, residents tell us they complained of a gas smell. >> when they came, they said that's not gasoline but it's not harmful. they opened the door to let it come out. en this happened. >> no one got hurt in that fire, but theid rests lost pretty much everything. they're looking into a cause of the flames still. d.c. police rease the nam of a man who died friday evening in columbia heights. he's a58-year-oldment anthony dderson. he was stabbed toth in the middle of 14th street. police were able to make a quick arrest. news 4's jackie bsen has more. >> the crime scene right in the middle of the crosswalk at 14th street and perry place

northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on thu gr near some of the victim's belongings. it happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or stanng nearby. >> homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witnses who saw some or all of what happened. because 14th street is a major metrobus route. buses were stacked up for more than a block until drivers were given instrucons to reroute because of the street closure. the man in custody is identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of serthwest washington. he's charged witnd degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>9:35 is your time right now. we've got big guests in town. you think they're watching? >> good morning to beyonce and jay z. huge news 4 fans i'm sure. they'll be descendg on fedex field. before last night's show there were concerns about the weather. all the wutries a the rain,

well, it really was nothing, right? >> no. >> ended up being a beautiful evening for folks. a little humid. but likely the -- transportation officials bracing for heavy o congesti the beltway and some of theurrounding streets. gates open at 5:30. the show starts at 7:30. here's a look at the traffic ahead and the things to avoid. >> i'm melissa mollet with a look at the traffic and roads for the weekend. 395, this bridge project. that means lane closures for the weekend. as we zoom in here, you can see what's going to happen we're talking about friday night through monday morning. two lanes closed at a time. wee talking about both directions. northbound and southbound sides will be impaed at different times during the weekend. those hov lanes will be open in the direction of the work. you can take those without penalty instd.

melissa, thank you. :36. we continue to follow a story regarding the vatican. t >> involvi resignation of cardinal theodore mccarrick. let's go back to derrick ward. derrick? >> reporter: again, u. -- theodore mccarrick petitioned the pope to be relieved of his position with the college of today the pope agreed. he said that the -- that mccarrick would be suspended from any public ornistry. thisagain from the vatican today. mccarrick chg was the archbishop of washington from 2006 to 2006. he retired in 2006 but maintained a position as ambassador to the church both here and abroad. allegation of abuse started to surface. some of them dating back 50 years frome eople at me young priests or seminarians.

preceded his position in washington. including some folks in new york. mccarrick becomes the highest ranking officialnhe catholic church to come under the sex t scandalst have plagued the church for some years now. he had been tolby theope to remain in position of prayer and seclusion. offer penance until the accusations against him were except in a trial which usually happens at the vatican. those dates f t such al has been set at this point. this position, this news of the latest from theodore mccarck adds new life to this story. again, thisas shockedome folks locally and nationally a well. the highest ranking to be accused of miss con duck. these are accusations that the church deeme credible. however, a trial will determine they are indeed warranted. we're live outside the shrine of the immaculate conception,

derrick ward, news 4. >> major news there, derrick. we appreciate it. coming up on 9:39 on your saturday. aewelry store in leesburg lost a man who ran itth mor 60 years. the folks are working to make suree's never forgotten. their story>>

welcome back at 9:41 on this saturday morning. plans are in place and donations rolling in for a planned memori icon.onor a leesburg jewel remember stanley caulkins died. he was 92 years old. his lifencluded strong mmunity involvement. want his knew him legacy to live on. friends and family are hoping to create a statue to honor him. it belongs on king street alongside the jewelry store he r operatedore than 60 years. >> stanley caulkins represents the humility, honor and integrity of a generation of war

heroes that served selflessly their community above their own needs almost. stanley never put his business above the community endeavors. he was equally as involved in the rotary, the building hospital, the creation of the leesburg airport and rsining his own ss. >> i interviewed stanley three years ago after fire destroyed his business. hen under that stress of what had just happenewasn't worried about himself or the money lost. his concern was for his employees.>> ortunately, my insurance company will pay my girls' salaries. >> a local sculptor is working on the memorial project. >> in telling stanley's story, he was in world war ii in a b-17 bomber mostly dropping supplies, i believe. we're going to put a little bomber tiein that helps tell more of his story. then here we have his vfw hat

and there will be pins and emblems on there that tell a lile bit about stanley. we're trying to decide where his oad should be. should he be looki? then if someone is sitting on on the bench, you want him to ignore that person. if he's too mu this way, then he's ignoring the people that are walking by. so we have to find the happy medium, either a little up or a little down. >> so stanley, who used to with youake time to si whether you bought anything or not in his jewelry store throughout his life, i think, will be hono and humbled that his friends care enough do this for him fundingor the project comes from private dee norse. expected to cost more than $30,000. you can learnng more g to our nbc washington app and search jeweler.

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somethin d about life. ifferent pathways, sort of like b streamut it flows into different rivers. but they all meet at the same ocean. >> you blew my mind. you just blew my mind. >> if you're thinking that way now, do you know where you'll be in 20 years? >> no, i don't. >> i do. if you'd like to learn more about critical exposure and the work that they do, check out the nbc washington app and search heritage heroes. a lot of thoseph photog they were great. >> very well done. >> lked like they were having a good time and enjoying themselves. >> and doing it outside. >> outside, ayeah. reat program. >> yes. >> plenty ofpportunities to take pictures. even with the storms, we h tons of great pictures around the area. >> we didn't get a chance to see it here.

everybody else saw it. we dn't get a chanc to see it here. >> the rest of the world saw ud. it was c in england for those folks out there. we didn't seeh that altho it was a really cool, interesting atmospheric thing with the blood moon along with thlunar moon eclip eclipse. >> let's talk about what's going on outside right now. look at that. blue skies. i mean -- that's the other thing. i had to -- is this a picture a fr while ago. i thought a few clouds were out there. it's nice saturday morning out there. four things to know for today. today we have great weather. tomorrow will be nice too. although we have an isolated chance of shower or thunderstorm. we are more humid into monday. we'll also have a chance for storms. not only monday lso tuesday. mainly dry out there today. a few isolated spots. monday, we'll have a 50% chance.

tuesday, wednesday, even thursday, friday. that rain next week not goings o be quite heavy as we saw the last two weeks. we could still have flooding out there. we're really nott looking a 15 inches of rain or so. by the week's end, we could have a couple inches of rain in the area. by next friday. all right. radar is not showing any rain now.there the rain yesterday in the south. you can see the frontal system thatet ses up from newfoundland to the eastern sea broord. they're getting rocked in the outer banks. that will move back to the north monday and tuesday. that's what's going t bring us the rain chances for next week. current temperatures right now, in the s. we're headed into the mid to upper 80s. dry conditions out there. if you're grilling out there gh to the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. y rain to worry about. so forr saturday outlook, annapolis rising.

beautiful, pary cloudy skies. the loudoun county fair getting going. dry and comfortable. now,le we're comfort going through this weekend. itt the humidity starts to move back in a little on monday and down right oppressive into tuesday, wednesday and trsday. you' out the door tomorrow morning, grab the sunglasses. leave the umbrellat home. temperatures in the 70s tomorrow morning. through the day, topping out in the mid-80s for highs for tomorrow. real quick, we have an isolated chance for some showers tomorroh afternoon the evening. that's about it. e dryhe most part, we'll until monday when rain chances increase and also the humidity increases. look at this. 70%, 70%. 60%. a chance of rain friday as well. temperatures in the mid to upper 80 next week. we'll see the rain chances. we'll see the rain chances. more news

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the time right now four things to know on this saturday. a body was und near a home off i-495 in annandale. there are no signs of a crime but they're investigating. the body has not bee identified. the vatican has accepted a resignation from former d.c. archbishopheodore mccarrick. last month he was accused of teenlly abusing a than 40 years ago. since then, other accusers have come forwardmsith cl right now the search continues for a tractor-trailer and the driver who crashed offt chesapeake bay bridge tunnel last night during severe

weather. police say a van carrying five people was also involved. but they're all okay. today in annapolis, they're going to be uniting for the annapolis rising benefit concert. this marks one month sincemahe acre at the capital gazette. the ten-hour lineup of music a eakers kicks off at noon. should have nice weather too, right? >> yeah. people were talking about the concert thursday night. are you okay? >> yeah. >> gave me a weird look. >> weird signals here. >> i was asking her about the weather. do you know the forecast? >> i o didn't hear either of you talk. i was like when do i get to talk forecast? >> everybody on facebook live so none of us are paying attention. >> thursday night the weather was really nice. you talked about getti outside today. i heard that part. >> wheels are falling off. >> getting punchy. >> highs today upper 80s.

same dealomorrow, isolated chance of a shower or thunderstorm. humidity and rain chances return on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday of next week. pretty much every day next week. >> i'm not -- 30 seconds left. >> one more thing. >> you'rene? >> i'm done. no. i will add something. gi was check our app. there are, like, places withines 100 mou can go and enjoy the outdoors. so that's a great thing to do. >> thank you, angie. that's going to do it for us at "news4 today." i know you'll miss us. we'll be bork tomorrowng at 6:00. . symbol you know you're

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