outdoor recess day. >> a comfortable recess day,he too, temperatures will not be that bad at all this afternoon. >> good buy 90s. >> this morning we're talking out showers on the radar, not for everybody. if you're north of d.c., you're dry and really going to stay mainly d as we go through the morning. maybe the windows down as you're around fredricksburg and up 95 over to culpepper, this is where we're seeing steady rainfall. approaching the beltway we h light rain now. this is very slowly making its way to the north. so keephat in mind as you're leaving this morning and dropping the kids off in the bus stop, if you're southep of d.c. n mind you might want an umbrella or raincoat. 69 in clinton, very comfortabler start to ymonday. as we go through your commute, we're looking mainly dry through the rest of the day, just cloudy and some spotty showers with high temperares onlyn the low 80s. tomorrow though we have a risk

of strong to severe thunderstorms in the forecast. we're going to break down the timing coming up and also take a look at nice weather headingy or fter that. over to melissa, see how it's dog out there. >> brand new problem in stafford, northbound 95 before 630, the right lane blockedy disabled vehicle. 66 is looking okay here right now. leesburg, eastbound defensive veerted at river creek parkway, that work zone hanging around from last week. in the district, water street near whitehurst freeway, large police presence, just a warning for you there. 95 looking okay northbound. if this situation near stafford hangs around it's going to get slow there. frederick, 340 westbound, a crash reported. e95 from the belt way to the district looking n and clear. >> melissa, thank you. waking upchildren are on the first day of school without homes. take a look at video here.

this was the scene in the 1300 block of north capital street in northwest between florida and new york avenue. you can see a large fire on the roof overnight. fire crews say a total of six adults and five children were displaced. thess red c was called in to help them. no word on what may have started the fire. >> the lazy days of over for thousands of kids in the d.c. area this morning, getting ready for another school year. >> news 4's justin finch is what kids can look forward to as they get back into school here today in d.c. justin, good morning. reporter: good morning. the interim schools chancellor to say expect big greetings this morning. va h croft elementarye have been completely redone with the latest and the greatest. some $68 million invested here alone. some 40,000 students back in class todaycr aoss the district1

and so schools, 13 of which you might recall have already begun school with their extended year program. the interim chancellor says she hopes it will also help to improve learning. >> we always have outstandingnd teachers administrators, but our facilities didn't always match what wo were able deliver. so it's great to be able to have great facilities for students to learn and thrive in. >> reporter: when we see you at 5:30 taking you inside van croft elementary, $68 million invested in improvi this building over a couple years' time. the principal will take us through and showew us the things they're doing, one of the highest performing schools and test scores in t district. live in northwest, justin finch,

news 4. >> thank you, justin. >> 5:04 right now. developing this mo ring,ring engines took over parts of the district and northern virgayia. >> yeste illegal dirt bikes and atvs were seen causing traffic disruptions. one driver even crashed. news 4 ooes nicole jacobs is live in georgetown with why police were not able to stop them in d.c. >> reporter: angie and aaron, you canct imagine the sle that's made when dozens and dozens of atvs and dirt bikes take over city streets. so many camer captured this over the weekend from georgetown to logan circle, all the way into arlington,atvs and dirt bikes were speeding, popping taeelies anding traffic all over the place. one atv even crashed into a light pole on rhode island enue in northwest d.c. police were able to confiscate

that one. but that's really the only action are they could take. there is a no-chase policy in d.c. and police weren't able to pursue those riders. it stopped motorists and pedestrians in their tracks. >> we ran into them twiceni t, once was on another major artery, and theyfi tely caused disruption in the local traffic. i was scared f some of the other drivers because they're just kind of weaving in and ou if i was in that traffic, i do.ldn't know what to >> reporter: atvs and dirt bikes are illegal on city streetshe he in district. again, that no-chase policy prevented police from being able to go after them. at this point no arrests have been made. angie and aaron, back to you. >> nicole jacobs live inor town, thank you. it's 5:05. a travel alert if y're taking amtrak.

there could be residual delays because of a fire that happened near the tracks yesterday. service was suspended in philadelphia for a few hours. right now two out of four tracks are open.co ing to amtrak, train updates will be given in less than an hour, at 6:00 this morning. a >>o today. watch that led foot on route 1 alexandria. the speed limit is reduced between slaters lane and four mile run. officials say it's in an effort reduce traffic deaths in alexandria by 2028. breaking news at 5:06, shots fired outside the u.s. embassy in turkey. chris lawrence is at the live desk with this. the important thing to note here, the embassy was closed for the start of a musm holiday. officials say no one was injured. nbc news is bei told someone fired six gunshots from a moving car. they were aiming at a security booth outside the u.s. embassy intu ey's capital of ankara.

nbc news has reached out to the state department spokes person. we wi, of course, update you as soon as we learn more. angie? >> chris, thank you. >> we have new details to tell u about regarding that deadly plane crash in carroll county, ryland. the ntsb learned the ultra light plane crashed shortly after takeoff at around 11:00 saturday morning. the pilot and another man o boardied. the ntsb does not know why the plane crashed at this point. a preliminary report is expected over the next few weeks. right n d.c. police are trying to find a person who shot and killed a man over the weekend. this is video from the scene of the shooting. police say it happened on southern avenue in southeasterly yesterday morning. the victim is identified as keith douglas. he died at the hospital. police tell news 4 this was the district'som99th side this year. a 15-year-old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound this morning. the teenage boy was shot yesterday afternoon at 4th and pond street in northeast.

that's near kenneth worth avenue. no word on a potential suspect motive. the university of maryland's football season start in two weeks. there was a meeting this weekend that addressed concerns about the program. saturday, current players, parents and the university's president gathed at the school. head coach durkin was not there and remains on administrative of leave. nsive lineman jordan mcnair died on saturday after suffering a heat stroke. the state board of regents announced an investigation into that incident and the culture of the university's football program. >> it's a gradual process and we're hoping things will be well in the future. >> the parents we talked to say they support coach durkin but will also support the outcome of the investigation. todayis in alexandria i back to work for the jury in the paul manafort trial. president trump' former campaign chairman fakes tangs fr d, bank fraud and failure to

disclose accounts. the case is part of special counsel's russia investigation. next month manafort will go on trial in d.c. s forarate charges. meanwhile manafort anded acc russian agent maria butina are being held in the same alexandria jail. prosecutors say she was tied to the kremlin, used sex and lies to make u.s. elections and tried to inftrate american organizations like the nra. she's pleaded not guilty. in a fury of tweets, president trump is ramping up his attack on the investigati led by special counsel robert mueller. "the new york times" reported white house cnsel don mcgahn answered questions for 30 hours for the mueller investigation. the president fired back on twitter saying the report made it seem like mcgahn had turned on him, b that he allowed the

reterview to happen. the president com mueller to joseph mccarthy who used smearactics to expose suspected communists in the 1950s. yesterday on "meet the press," rudy giuliani argued the president should delay a sit-down with mueller. >> i'm not goingo be rushed into having him testify so he gets trapped into perjury. when you m tell he should testify that he's going to tell worry,th, he shouldn't that's so silly. it's somebody's version of the truth, not the truth. he didn't hav a conversation -- >> truth is truth. >> no, it i't truth. truth isn't truth. the president of the united states says i didn't -- truth isn't truth. mr. mayor, do you realize -- this i going to become a bad meme. >> don't do this to me. >> don't do "truth is the truth" tome. >> former cia director john brennan also appeared on "meet the press" yesterday. he said he's considering legal action over president trump's revoking of his securityea

nce. despite vocal criticism of president trump's use of social media to criticize his opponent, rihis wife to tackle the problem of cyber bullying today in maryland. mrs. trump will deliver bri remarks addressing the positive and negative effects of social media on young people, and she will also attend a panel discussion with representatives from multiple social mode yeah platforms. the queen of soul's best-selling record was a gospel record. et s sunday her home church the world know how much they will miss her. there are a lot of pets probably still adjusting toer their new fomes this morning. nbc4 helped clear the shelters weekend. we have a recap on the numbers just ahead. good morning, everybod 5:11 on monday morning. rain showers here through spotsylvania, stafford county. thunder and lightning near coo-coo, virginia this morning. we haveha increasinge for

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my arm. we began to cry. >> there will be a four-day celebration in detroit starting august 28th. the body will lay in repose for the public to pay respects. the funeral andierl will b private. smoke from three huge wildfires in california has actuly made its way here to the east coast. it's been carried more than 3,000 miles in the jet stream there. take a look at some of the intense fires bhat haven burning. a meteorologist with the national weather service told "the washington post" that some people in the area could actually smell the smoke from california. the paser says there actually an air quality alert many baltimore this weekend because of that reason. some of the precipitation and cooler temperatures cleared things out for us in thehi immediate wton area. the highly anticipated movie "crazy rich asians" is beating all expectations with a five-day tally of $34 million.

the biggest romantic comedy opening since 2015 and the first studio film in nearly 25 years to feature an all american cast. saw i on saturday. >> how many times did you see it? >> just once. it was really good. the story was really good. it was funny and reallyell done. >> quite the personalities in there. in the diversi factor, i know it's huge for lot of people. big weekend, also, for nbc4. >> weant to thank everybody for helping us clear the shelters. >>ore than 1,100 shelters found their forever homes. dozens of lations in our area waived or reduced adoption fees saturday. finalexpect to get a count sometime tomorrow. we'll let you know how well di everybody some rabbits there. >> i think some iguanas, maybe

even snakes. >> not just four-legged. >> we had a lot of guinea pigs leaving the humane rescue alliance. that kilt tep you just saw got adopted, a lot of cats and gs. rround me by animals, i'll have a good time no matter what. it was a fantastic event. we want to thank trs animal shelround the area who participated and we want to thank everyone who gave a home to these animals, too. this morning we're talking about a lot of kids heading back to school. we have rain as you step outside, if you're around fredricksburg over to culpepper. kids heading to the bus these areas, you need the raincoat or umbrella this morning, especially near quantico, heavier rain near woodbridge. heading into the district, we had light pretty steady rainfall moving in. this morning, keep that in mind.

just a very s ll chance of showers later on today. temperatures are comfortable. we're in the m to low 70s d.c. and south. north of that in frederick, 68. 68 in leesburg. it feels comfortable. here is your planner for today. showersth by 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the 70s by lunch time, mostly cloudyhrough the afternoon. highs only in the low 80s with a slight chance for a couple showers. here is the forecast future weather as we go through the afternoon. cloudy, aouple ofpotty showers possible. we go into tomorrow and we're going to see a line of thunderstorms move in mostly in the afternoon and evening. some of those could be strong to severe before we start to clear up on wednesday. here is the thunderstorm outlook for tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a weather ale because of this, the yellow shaded area is where we could see song toevere storms with damaging winds. we'll be watching that through the day. after that,wednesday, we have a small chance for a lingering shower. humidi starts to drop wednesday afternoon.

thursday, everyone will like thursday, high of only around 80 degrees. let's check the roads on this monday morning with melissa. good morning. >> good morning, sheena. northbound 95 before stafford, very slow this morning because of a crash that happened a short time ago. we'll ep our eyes on thione. as you can see over 95 right now wet almost ee rywhere. we he rain falling, 66. leesburg eastbound 7iverted at river creek parkway, the longstanding work zone with lanes blocked. you can see frederick westbound 340 at 15, right inside blocked by the crash. 70 looks pretty good. 270 northbound and southbound also rolling along nicely. downtown, remember water street near whitehurst freeway, large police presence there. may have road closures. >> coming up on 5:21. kids want the fast way to scho, parents want the safe way. news 4's chris lawrence talks

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a blackha helicopter has crashed in iraq, chris? >> yes. what we're hearing is it has crashed in iraq, carrying special up to ten operations forces. we have confirmed there's one death from that crashnd multiple injuries. at this point it may have been a mechanical malfunction. there's no indication right nowb

saying it waught down by enemy fire. we expect to be getting a .atement fairly so we'll keep you updated on this. aaron. >> 5:24 right w. getting kids to school can get complicated. life is much easier when kids can walk or bike themselves. >> that's right. it might make the morning a little easier to manage. it also makes it more stressful for parents whoho have a new list of things to worry about. news 4's chris lawrence talking with police about what you can t to make sur your kid is ready for road. >> reporter: it's tough trying to determine the right age to let your kids walk or bike to school. >> i think it has to do with the child. >> reporter: when it comes to her dboys, joe carr says a lot depends on maturity and kidr living . >> walking with friends, he knows to gooo straight from schl to home, pblossiyon sec third grade. >> reporter: >> you have certaig

orhoods where one parents on monday and wednesday and another on tuesday and thursday and one parent does friday. >> reporter: master p officer alley egger says when kids are 9 or 10 years old they may be ready to go it alone. >> at that point they understand safety, they understand strger danger, things like that >> reporter: she tells parents walk the route with your kids before they do it on t ir ow >> the parents know that path. they've already walked it with 'em this, discussed certain areas of concern. >> reporter: if a driver pulls up asking for directions, don't engage. >> i always tell my daughter,u' a child. helping another child is okay. an adult typically should not be asking a child for help or assistance. if someone walks up on them, what should they say? >> i think get back you're not my dude, and that whole mentality. >> reporter: remember, riding a bike through rush hour traffic is a lot different than the bike trail. >> i would say, if there going to be crossing the street, they

need to get off the bike and walk the bike across the street. >> reporter: the goal is getting to school on time and in one enece. chris la, news 4. >> and latermo this ing, the news 4 i-team takes a look at some a dangerous driving near schools. we're talking about driversgoho too fast, drivers who are distracted and even some who en't putting their kids in seatbelts. it's happening. the i. team takes a look at how lice are cracking down and keeping you safe. after being accused of coveng up the abuse of children while in pittsburgh, d.c.'s cardinal wuerl plans to meet with his council of priests. details next. coming up on 5:26 on your monday morning. early moing rumbles of thund south of the city. no severe weather today. breaks o sunshine later on on your monday afternoon. no 90s this week,ut we're watching out for a chance of strong to severe storms tomorrow

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thanks for joining us. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. it's not only to wor for many of you, but back to work for many students. >> t we'll get melissa for a check on the morning commute. first chuck and sheena are here with a look m at ourning forecast. >> good monday morning. a lot of stuff going on in t weather department. with a lot of people going back to school, we have some rain and in certain parts of the area it feels really nice outside. >> northern maryland, montgomery county, nice and dry and comfortable this morning. south of the city it's a bit of a stormy start to the day. here is fredricksburg and i-95. these thunderstorms are losing their punchs they get farther to the north. meanwhile, a couple of showe for fairfax county, prince william county and charles county. most of the rain chance isor the southern half of the news 4

nation, not as a much hreat north of the city. temperatures, 66 in grg, 73 town. a lot of clours and showers around especially south of the city thismorning. a mix of clouds and sunshine later in the day today. there couldlso be a stray shower or two later today. i think most of our rain chancen are here the front half of the day. high temperatures to i da, bonus material, melissa, onl the upper 70s and low 80s today. >> pretty good at this point. taking a look 95 norbound befo stafford, still have that disabled vehicle blocking the right lane, seeing real delays northbound in the area of 630. stafford, north of ,th another problem. woodbridge, northbound 95 the ramp to 123, the ramp is blocked by a crash. all that green, that radar showingou where it is raining across the area right w. it is pretty wet out there.

on 95 quantico to the beltway, looking good until you get to the eshoo at 123, starting to see some slowdowns there. when we're talking about the beltway this morning, the beltway is looking pretty good and pretty dry. it's the north and east you'll see is pretty dry right now, probably will change throughout the morning. aaron? >>elissa, thank you. it's 5:32. so long summer. we knowf a lot you are helping get your kids ready for school this g.morn >> kids in d.c. are among the thousands hoded backlass today. justin finch is showing us som students that will weome students at van croft elementary school. >> reporter: tt's right, tens of thousands of students, here at bancroft is coming back to sc ol, joined by principal

arthur moloff. >> so excited here in the mount pleasant community. it's a state-of-the-art building with beautiful pieces of art, amazing gymnasium behind us. >> eye catching when you walk in. >> ohi of the firsts you notice. >> also the murals here, you're see ng these murals are beautiful to look at, but have a messle about the schoo and the community. >> it's bilingual, in english and spanish. we or a dual language immersion school. this mural and the one over here shows aten least s different languages spoken by students and their familie at bancroft. >> looking to the left, studes ll see their art on the wall. it's going to be here for a long time. >> it's going to be here for the duration of the building.

one thing that is important tor gnize about these tiles is that it represents all 560 students that attended last year. our art teacher and several volunteers worked togetherma to sure every child had a piece of artwork that was placed on this wall. this actually was a very important piece ofbo our r cutting ceremony on thursday. >> reporter: excellent. thank you so much.an as you see, angie and aaron, a multimillion dollar renovation fhere. this i nicer than any school i ever went to. these kids are very lucky. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, justin. you can almost smell thepa ent. five kids and sixdults waking up without a home after a large fire overnight. this is in the 1300 block of north capitol street northwest between new york and florida fire officials say the red cross is helping those displaced. no word on what may have started that fire. also developing this morning, atvs and dirt bikes swarm d.c. and northern kra kra

ov t weekend. >> a large group of riders popped wheelies, dodged trafficc one rider evenshed.es scike this played out over the weekend. police could not do much to sp them. atvs are illegal in the district. there's a no-chase policy. e rider crashed into a light pole. police impounded the bicycle there. authorities say the group eventually crossed into arlington. actually ran into them twice tonight, once was on another major artery and they definitely caused disruption in the local traffic. i was scared for some of the other drivers because these cars are just kind of weaving in and out. if i was in that traffic, i't woulnow what to do. >> we spoke with arlington police and they say no arrests were made. today the ah bosh shop of washington will meet with hess priests.f the monthly gathering was

originally scheduled for 27. we're told cardinal wuerl changed the date of the meeting after the e ploe sive report from ani pennsylva grand juryle alng widespread sex abuse because of cardinal theodore mccarrick's resignaveon after l allegations. wuerl was named more than 20me in that grand jury report, the report saying he helped cover up some of the abuse of children. he denied the accusations. "the washingtonost" reports two lawyers are leading an investigation into allegations at t key school. apparently in february, there was an indication th former key of firms failed to protect students going back nearly four decades. former students reported it was widely known some teachers had unx with rage students. some teach rs were fired after complaints fromtunts and parents. many stayed in the classrooms

continuing the alleged abuse according to this report. 37. a look at some of our other top stories. e jury in the paul manafort trial back nor deliberations. acesident trump's former chairmang 18 counts of bank and tax fraud. last week the jury asking the hedge for definition of reasonable doubt. investigators with the ntsb identified two men killedrr in caoll county after their plane went down in a soy beantuield ay morning. a cause for the crash has not been determined. the investigation into the footll program at the university of maryland continues this morning. the school's boaeg ofts announced the investigation late last week, this afterorn mcnair died back in june, the edsult of a suspe heat stroke. more strong quakes hit indonesia this weekend.

it's the same region that was trying to recover from a quake earlier this month that kille hundreds of people. at 5:38, still ahead, a big murder mystery in nashville. >> this morning we have on several murders and why law enforcement thinks they may have been committed by the sameperson. >> oh, my gosh! >> cau

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big impact. >> that was a very scary hiaccident. >> is at the pocono raceway in pennsylvania over the weekend. pretty unbelievable that anybody was able to walk away from this. it happened yesterday duringve e senth lap of the abc supply

500. two cars hit each other headed into a turn. robert wi robertens went airborne. he was awake and a was air rifted to a local hospital. >> kind of hard to watch. not so abnorypl for thatof racing. >> how do you train for something like that? it looked like the car was just split in half. police in nashville are on ge. a rash of deadly shootings and med robberies have that city rattled. >>olice say there's a possibility the crimes could be connected. the gunman last struck frida night killing two friends celebrating a birthday. investigators say that shooting is similar to other recent caseem four aed robberies and one other killing. dogs ctim was walking her when she was shot in the back. she's now paralyzed. on this monday morning, a

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>> a lot of people here, the former cia director accusing the sitting president of the unittr states ofson, that's a monumental accusation. >> well, i think the are abnormal times. i think a lot of people have spoken out against what m trump has done. maybe it's my warning trainingge as an intele professional. i have seen the lights blinking red -- e. tough talk th former cia director john brennan slamming president trump on"m t the press" yesterday, this less than one week after the white house announced it would strip brennan of his security clearance. now brennan is threatening to go to couha over decision, coming as a new report suggting former white house counsel don mcgahn is

cooperating with t white house probe. >> susan manage guiness has mo b. >> reportennan is trying to figure out if he has legal recourse to file a complaint, t file an injunction to stop the president from snatching backre mo security clarances. 1995 order detai the process for which snatching security clearances away. some say the president may not have done his due process here. we're waitin to hear more about that, accused of using this to punish his critics and tho involved in the russia investigation. john bolton, the national security adviser says he's looking into all security clearances in and out of government to see what he can do about those. meanwhile, the president now lashing out at "the new york times" after a sto came out that white house counsel, top or white house ay don mcgahn is cooperating with mueller, 30

hours of testimonyver nine months detailing the president's anger at robert mueller, the special counsel and his interest in firing mueller. the president calling the article fake news, the two writers of the story fake rerters, saying theresident allowed mcgahn to cooperate. he has nothi. to hi giuliani, the president's attorney, saying he believes mueller leaked this to "the new york times." ck to you guys. >> susan mcginnis, thank you. breaking news out of iraq where a military helicopter has crashed. chris lawrence at the live desk. >> we just gotrm conion that one coalition service member has been killed, several more have en injured. we're being told u.s. special operations forceser working on ane com joint counterterrorism mission. no indication it was brought down by enemy fire. it could have been a mechanical

malfunction. we'll keep you updated on this story. >> chris, thank you. it is 5: now. popping wheelies and weaving in and out of traffic. yesterday atv and dirt bikes swarmed parts of d.c. and northern virginia. >> this was a traptic disn to say the least. news 4's nicole jacobs is in georgetown where dozens of riders were spotted there. >> angie and aaron, this was certainly not your typical joy ride for a weekend, not something you see every day. definite not in the district. but take a look at this video. it absolutely speaks for itself. u can see dozens and dozens of atvs and dirt bikes invading city streets from georgetown to logan circle all the way into arlington.s atv and dirt bikes were speeding, popping wheelies and stallingtraffic. one crashed into a light pole in northwest d.c. police wereble to confiscate that one. that's the only action they've

been able to take b so fause there is a no-chase policy in d.c. police werene a to pursue those riders, but they did stop many motorists anded pestrians right in their tracks with the noise and the uproar. because of the no-chase policy, this is really a situation that d.c. police just have to ride out. at this point no arrests have been made. aaron,k angie, b to you. >> thank you, nicole. >>. 5: this morning, incredible police body cam footage from alabama. you'll see the moment officers saved two people trapped inside a burni building. [ glasstt sing ]. >> ma'am, come this way. >> too much glass. >> this video was b takenack on july 3rdment when officers arrivednd they fou flames shooting from the roof. both jumpento action and saved two people trapped inside. the officers were later

recognized for their heroic tions. sgraced former sports doctor larry nassar has been moved to a f differentederal prison. he was being held inw tucson. 's in oklahoma city. the move comes after nassar was assaulted by f prisoners. he's serving time for child pornography charges, but also faces up to 175 years for molesting women and girls including u.s. olympic gymnasts. a warning this morning as kids head back to school. >> a review by scott macfarlane and the news 4 i-team reveals thousands of traffic violations and crashes in local school zones in the past few years. >> reporter: in the coming dwas when the kids return to the school crosswalks, we expect drivers to slow down oe more carefully. a review of police and traffic records by the news 4 i-team shows the fast rising number of violations in virginia, d.c. and maryland, including hundreds of

school zone traffic violations in prince george's and montgomery county since 20. in d.c. nearly 300 traffic violations near schools in the same time frame. in virginia we found thousands e of schoo crashes since 2015. the most in the area, about 600f rfax county. >> that's an area in which students frequently cros >> yes, every day.ep >>ter: gwen ward's daughter died crossing the street to seneca valley high school. the driver in that case was not prosecuted. tonight on news 4, our full news 4 i-team investigation includell our cameras g as police conduct patrols in school neighborhoods. ivers show you what the including some parents are caught doing wrong as they bring their own childreno the school.on also, ththing police say is behind this rising number of violations and unsafe driving near our kid's schools m for now, scofarlane, news 4 i-team.

>> a very serious 'sissue. >> if school zone, i have little patience or for people, passing school buses with the lights going, come on. >> you have to slow down and be aware. >> we will see more kids on the roads today, chuck, in d.c. >> d.c. kids going back to school today, yes indeed. school year already beginning. a lot of couies went back last week. a lot of our maryland counties go back right after labor day. a cloudy start. made another 90-degree day last saturday. that brings the total to 1290 degr days inhe month of august. 34 for the summer. our biggest weather concern thi week will be this area of storminess in the middle of the country. that will be going to our north. the cold front may spark off a round of strong thunderstorms

tomorrow after none and evening. this morni we have thunder and lightning around parts of central virginia. you see all theinightning d up around here. there are lingering raindrops from quantico i understand prince william parkway. raindrops over the potomac into parts of southern maryland and reached as far north as about most sides of the capital beltway. most of this rain is not making a huge run to the north. so if you live i t northern half of montgomery county into frederick, maryland, you rain chances are very low this morning, even though it's already raining down to our south. temperaturewise, 60s in northern maryland, 60s inh the shenand valley, close to 70 in and around the city. future weather carries that rain moance in and around 10:30, 11:00 this ing. a partly to mostly cloudy day. most of the rain will be overr lan the afternoon, could have a stray bubble-up shower or

two. rain chances low once you get past 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. we wilstay well below average today. today's forecast high 84 degrees. download our nbc washington appm today, becauserow will be a weather alert day because of the possibility of strong thunderstorms. no more than a o passing shower wednesday. the humidity is going on, summer vacation, wednesday afternoon into the weekend, low humidity and temperatures cooler than average most of the week. let's go to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic. >> good morning. have a crash top of the beltway causing slowdowns inner loop and outer loop georgia avenue, right center lane. the update is we're getting two left lanesoing by that the rest of the beltway looks okay, the green splotches, that's the radar showing you where it is raining. germantown, 118 at ,wister

crash reported there. this is 95 northbound before 630, stafford, disabled vehicle on the right side of the road. woodbridge, northbound 195, ramp to 123 westbod, ramp blocked there. quantico to the beltway looking good. 270 southbound no problems. the top of the beltway, outer loop, 95 to 270 slow, doing about 30 miles per hour, will take you up to 18 minutes. an arizona hospital is asking what is inhe water. this after 16 co-workers all announced pregnancies. the banner desert medical center says the women are all nurses and they all work in t same unit, the icu, the intensive care department. all of bthem, the way, due

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virginia. it is k67 a.m. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. so glad you can join us to kick ekoff your work it's also a big week for many of the little boys and girls because d.c., a lot of kids there starting school today. >> same thing for kids inrg ia today. clark county and loudoun county starting later in the week. >> the biggest part of getting the school year started, what oe you going wear? how are you going to get there. melissa watching the roa this morning. we want to begin with you, chuck and sheena, for a look at the forecast. >> there willpse raindo be dealt with, especially for the southern half of the d. v. ewing area. keep that in mind. the song i'm throwing out to the kids