cities. but a far bigger demonstration could be coming to d.c. stand out from the crowd. millions of college graduates will no need to find woengsuraddso et themselves apart from oths. you who. severe weather strikes. millions clean up from a weekend of strong winds and pounding rains. we're showing you the hardest hit spots. it says 5:00 a.m. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. you're never going to live doe thct that you were in your house until 4:00 sunday and didn't see what was going on -- >> listen, i n't feel guilty. i saw the rain, it was cloudy -- >> it was ame good -- >> binged "new amsterdam." you're missing a good show. telling you. we start with the commute and traffic. >> wu start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and the forecast fortoday.

chuck? >> good morning. nice weather outside for your monday afternoon plans. a little chance to -- a little sunshine back in your life after a very rainyfay d an inch of ral three local airports. nearly an inch at bwi marshall. four things to know -- we're off to a cloudy, cool, and damp start, but the rain is over. we'll get back to sunshine later in the ternoon. really nice weather today. temperatures back up into the mid 70s. we should be in the 80s for tomorrow. here's your houby-hour planner. for your monday, cool and damp. in the 50s through at least 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning. mid to upper 60s by 11:00. coffee break time. 2:00 in the afternoon, 72 with more sunshine. nice and mild by 5:00, temperatures in the mid 70s. highs today in washington, 77 degrees. nice nbrthwesterly eeze. we'll talk about the next rain chance coming up. thank you.

looking at thamerican legion bridge, inner loop, inner loop, everything -- inner loop, outer loop, everything moving just fine. thight lane blocked here at the work zone. everything on the entirety is rolling along nicely. inner loop and outer loop. white's ferry, a reminder, shut down due to high water on the potomac river. >> thank you. it's 5:02. suv oping, a search for an in the potomac river. >> what was a rescue effort has turned into a recovery effort. news4's cory smith is live on roosevelt island with the latest from officials there. cory, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, that recovery effort pears to have been called offer in the overnight hours. obviously too dark to search for this suv a safe manner. we have video o what we saw late sunday night. d.c. fire and ems launched a

massive search the suv that went into tte war here near roosevelt island. crews responding around 10:00. an investigator spokes to a witness who said they saw the suv go into the water. a search at the banks found tire tracks, thus indicating to investigators that, yes, indeed, somebody had gone into the water. investigators were searching by land. they were searching by air and also had divers inwa the er looking for any signs of this vehicle or anybodyho may as well been inside -- may have been inside at the time. what's making this difficult for the recovery effort is the fact that obviously you havethe potomac and the waterway here, a large area. there's a good chance that this car may no longer be in the area where it is believed to went into th take a listen to what investigators told u last night. >> there is the possibility of this vehicle, if it's in the water that it could have floated some distance. that is a possibility we're et cetera ploring. the cot guard was going to do

some modeling for us based on correct patterns -- current patterns in the river to see where it could have endedup. >> reporter: as the su rises, it will bes intereting to see whether or not crews come back out or goer to anoth part of the potomac river based on the modeling that was done. we know park police and the coast guard are assisting d.c. fire and ems. at this time we don't know what car this was, who may have been in it, if anybody was in it. we hope to learn more this morning once again if the recovery efforts do pick up.li we're near the banks of the ittomac, cory news4. back to you. >> thank you. 5:04. a doung man is among thead in a rash of violence over the weekend. the 18-year-old was shot and killed on stanton road inso utheast d.c. this happen around 9:00 p.m. saturday. two hours lat another teen was

shot on douglashe street in t kenilworth neighborhood. he is stable condition. there were two other shootings over the weekend. hewe're working to gatr details about the victims.ar no ests have been made in any of the cases this morning one american is among the 41 killed in a fiery plane crash in russia. a >> take look at this dramatic vi deo. you can see the plane on fire as it made an emergency landing at n airport in moscow yesterday. the entire tail the plane was engulfed in flames as thick, black smoke filled the sky. 37 passengers were able to esca the plane. teams are searching for victims. investigators are looking into what led the crash. the passenger plane wason its way from moscow to the northern city of mermansk. the flight had just taken off when the crew reported a malfunction and returned to the airport. a cracked windshield forced a unid airlines flight headed to las vegas toll return to dues

airport yesterday. look at this maprom flightaway.com. it shows the plane looping back toard dulles. united said in part, quote, about 45 minutes in t air the pilot noticed was an issue with the wind shield. the passengs returned without incident and weresf trred to another flight to las vegas. it is unsure what caused windshield to crash. investigators are trying to figure out where a helicopter crashed into the chesapeake bay killing two men on board it went down a mile off the tip of kent island on saturday. the bodies of the pilot and passenger were recovered. the helicopter was represented to the pilot. not everyone is happy about the mayor hogan's proposal to end traffic on the highways.

we have more f nomole jacobs. good morning. regime good morning to you. we all know traffic can be quite therwhelming. 's something that most of us can agree on. it's how to alleviate all of that congestion where the conflict goes in. let's show you interstate 270 this morning. we appear to have hit it at the perfect time. there m mini traffic. but governor hogan's p3 plan to widen 270 and the bw parkway while also adding tolls is not montgomery with county residents. it was standing room only at a quickly plan the meeting last night. residents rejecting the governor's proposal which could force several dozen homeowners who live near the roaways in question to although their es hom. >> this has been managed like the onaway bus in "speed." it's our job to slow it down, to

answer the hard questions and demand theenvironmental and fiscal and traffic review that we deserve before our neighborhoods are compromised, the environment is damaged, and taxpayers are left holding the bag for billions of dollars. >> reporter: governor hogan monitored the meeting through a. live fi he called it the roadkill rally. coming up at 5:45, we'll tell you what else he has to say about it. eack to you. >> nicol jacobs on the road for us. thanks. the time is 5:08. later a tacher accused of sending racy photos to students and soliciting sex at loudoun county high school is expected to appear before a judge. allison breel was arrested last month. today she's expected to plead guilty to contributing to thei dlhg see of three minors -- delinquency of minors. she will get a suspeed sentence for misdemeanor

charges. he's been o leave since last november without pay. happening today, president trump's former attorney and fixer begins a isree-year pron sentence for tax evasion, campaign finance crimes, andto lying congress. michael cohen was spotted walking around manhattan during his last time of freedom. he will serve time in otisville. he's have famous comy,the situation from "the jersey shore" and fire festival founder billy mcfarland are also imprisoned there. theouse intelligence chair is firing back after president trump reveried course and said -- reversed course and said mueller should not testify before congress. there's a may 15th date for the testimony. adam schiff said mueller will testify because the american people deserve the truth. the democrats. additional information on the assia investigon. >> all he has to do is sit and read any of the 448 pages, and

isdevastating. >> we have the facts, they maybe be disappointing to some. that we'll learn a moreby another house investigation. >> friday the president said mueller's testimony is up to the attorney general. the attorney general,illiam barr, says he has no objection. today is the deadline for baf give house democrats the un-redacted mueller report. tenses are mounting between the u.s. and north korea after north korea fired missile test. images on state-rupp media show kim jong-un overseeing the tests on saturday. the weapons were short-range l missiles thatand wanted in the sea and aren't considered are th to the u.s. the move comes as talks between the u.s. and north korea stalled after kim fuseded to denuclearize. on "meet the press" yesterday, chuck todd asked republi an senator john kennedy whether the president is being played. >> no. well, don't know. mean, he could be. i don't know. the only person who knows that

is kim jong-un. we can all speculate, but i would muchve rather h us talking about kim jong-un than firing missiles at each other. >> president trump tweeted that a deal with north korea will ppen. 5:11. and a lot of the people are still on baby susse standby. >> the wait for the next british royal baby is giving a whole new meaning to the world expecting. prince harry and meghan markle have baseball tight lipped to their -- have been tight-lipped on their plans. we don't know it when the official due date is or was. members of the media haveeen camped out for days waiting for announcement that the baby is here. some are even saying it's twys. babussex will be the seventh in line to the british throne. >> exciting. >> people areob sessed. >> the first baby ever born -- >> not ever. ver born to harry and meghan. >> ahead, millions of graduates arut to enter the work

force. they need to find a job. >> how to help your grad stand out from the crowd. severeeather strikes. we're taking you through the hardest hit areas. chuck? >> good morning, everyone. monday off to a try drying -- a drying start. i think saturday will be the better chances of the weekend. the rain chances looking higher for theof second half he weekend. the five-day forecast coming up.

welcome back at 5:14. a 3-year-old diagnosed with leukemia is caught in the middle of a fight between his parents and florida authorities. the parents of noah mcadams decided to stop his chemotherapy

and left the state. they triedto get a second opinion at an ohio hospital. florida authorities issued an endangered child alert and finally tracked the family down in kentucky. noah is with his grandparents, but his mother and father are fighting to get him back. >> i want my son home. nnd i want him to be treated with a treatmet that is not going to damage his little body so much.e >> rents could win their face it an oncologist can show team tlaem e therapy is notties in -- chemotherapy is not necessary and there are other medically appropriate treatments. a lot's lost because there's this poor kid who needs to get better. you know, in the midst of this fight. we are quickly approaching the time when millions of college students will graduate which means employers will soon receive a flood of applications. >> the good news is the economy and the job market are pretty strong right now. so the challenge will be making yourself stand outrom the crowd.

here are suggestions from the experts. first they say target your cover letter, resume, and linkedin page for perspective employers, for each one. you'll want to tweak it. mike sureit's difference. show confidence but heimility. nobody wants to hire somebody who thinks they don'tinave anythto learn. clean you your social media pages and take ads many interhips as you can. and h.r. experts recommend that you show the three es, energy, xperience, andenthusiasm. highlight what you can do, what youdant to learn to that sort of thing. >> good advice. the d.c. region may have seen its fair share of rough weather this weekend, but florida was also hit hard by mother nature. teck outis bolt of lightning which hit a bit too close to home. >> this is my house. and -- brm ze [ scream ] >> oh, my god.

>> almost sounded c likeannon fire. florida is known for its lightning and strong storms. wow, look at that. no one was hurt and little damage. hard to believe. >> probably not running to the thunderstorm when there's a thunderstorm like that. >> no. a few hundred miles north cleanup is underway. the national weather svice says a tornado touched down saturday. the high wind rav knowledged a acht club -- ravaged a yacht clubment one flipped, and others were like toys, too. a few people suffered mine joirns. most escaped relatively unscathed. over the learn we learned that hit federal workers that hit the carolinas last december was the ninth most destructive in history. >> florence made history with miles per ing 95 hour. $24 billion worth ofs damage wa done across four states. the storm spawned 44 tornadoes and killed 44 people.

another 30 people died indirectlys a result of the hurricane. deaths from heart attacks, house fires, electrocutions, and traffic accidents are all taken into swhkter putting togehe death toll. it just -- really speaks to the impact these storms have on communities. >> yeah. >> it seems like we're having fewer hurricanes, but the ones we are having seem to be doing mother nature damage as of late. >> what's -- doing more damage as of late. >> people focus on the category, it's own aep's only a category . the winds get the.headlines that's all it means is how high are the wind. it's the water that did does most of the damage. about 90% of damage is water, t wind. so don't turn your back on a hurricane just because it's, quote, only a category one, unquote. yeah. doesn't make a differencrewhen you'oing to get 40 itches of rain out of it. 60. speaking of rain, almost an inch

of rain across the region yesterday. finally a chance scour out the pollen. forecast for today, cloudy, there are still wet roads outside this morning andleulled u pudds to be contended with. partly it mostly over. 14 hours of daylight. sun off at 6:05, down at 8:05. the arch high around 77. tomorrow, even warmer. there couldste the tinie chance of a shower or two today. between 4:00 and 5:00 t along western shore. that's about.w it very lo rain chance for today. and a 0% chance for rain tomorrow. warmer, too. tomorrow's back into the 80s. again, you can see hardly anything out there now. today, just as a tiny rain chance.w, for tomorrosunny, warm, and dry. as we bet into wednesday, wednesday during the day, a back-door front coming from the north and the east, will slide down to oursouth.

set up shop just around the richmond area. probably notoing to be a big rain chance in washington. but there might be a straggler sugar toward richmond, as well. that cooler january shore flow means temperatures on wednesday will just barely be above 70 degrees. cloudy, cool, but mainly dry. the front comes back north as a warm front on thursday morning. maybe a quick shower thursday morning or a stray thundershower thursday afternoon. warmer, highsid in the m to upper 70s. unfortunately, the most likely day for rain will come on friday as another weather front slides in outions. all that and n line, here's the five-day forecast. becoming reasonably sunny, 70s. back to the 80s tomorrow, cooler and cloudy on wednesday. small cainnces on wednesday and thursday. friday looks to be the rainiest workweek. >> good to know. thank you. in triangle northbound 95 before triangle, brant new me ber, theght side it maybe

the shoulder blocked by an accident. everything else looking good along 95 in virginia. avenue west, indiana shut down at 3:00. this is a national law enforcement's memorial service that's happening. outer loop, inner loop, no complaints. everything looking good. and white's fey shut down. high water on the potomac is the reason for that.

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if you use uber or lyft this will impact you. wedn day ride share drivers could go on strike. that could mean no service for hours. >> there are calls for drivers to turn off their apps in washingtonnd six other major cities across the country. news4's mark seagraves what the drivers hope to in. >> reporter: uber estimates the ride-share company is worth up to $90 billion and plans to offer shares to the public sometime this thmon drivers like ts manay they won't work. >> we need better pay. >> reporter: the strike will last for 12 hours. drivers plan to turn off their apps at noon on wednesday, may

8th, and leave them off until midnight. katy wells from georgetown has done sever years of research into how drivers are pai she says the drivers want to send a message. >> workers have had a tough experience. >> reporter: an offer reveals the long-term plans. >> it intends for driver incentives to go down over time. this is coming at a time when driver pay has been reduced a number of times over the past fierce. >> reporter: a spokesperson declined to comment. in the filing with the securities and exchange ompany reports drivers have earned over $78 billion since 20. as well as $1.2 billion in tips. >> if you want to make a lot of money, they'll drain you. u have to drive a lot. maybe 80, maybe 90 hours a week for like 1,800 a week.

>> reporter: some are considering an organized protest at national airport. >> we get the short end of the stick. >> news4. >> doesn't seem worth it. >> it'tdoesn you put the numbers together. 5:26. coming up, kentucky derby dramaw it a horse race for the history books. now new details on how much the wild ending cost betters andwh it means for the next leg of the race. from the hue many risk alliance -- humane rescual lients, this is pharaoh -- rescue alliance, this is fair open. will make a good og-walking companion. see how to add pharaoh to your family. temperatures in the 50s this morning. we could have puddles to be dealt with. but mainly dry with temperatures back in the 70s. >> reporter: i'm cory smith along the banks of the potomac

river where there are no signs of life after a car went into the water sunday night.

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right now, a rush to the rescue in the potomac river after an suv submerges. details from the overnight search. passengers killed during a fiery landing. we're learning about the american on board this terrifying flight. they may sound like great deals but there's a high cost of fast fashion. the growingpollution problem sparked by shopping. first at 5:30, a live look adtside. you may be the weekend has ended. the good news, the rain has, too. did it ra all day yesterday. we're going to see plenty of sunshine once the sun rises later this morning. i'm very happy about that. >> yeah. >> i like thesun. >> i do, too. >> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. we'll probably see the sunrise coming up bend us later on. right now we have this fancy background.

hope you take notice of the monuments -- >> look at you, vanna white.tu >> i can't around too much, though. it doesn't look right. we're working 4 you with everything you need to know. we start with the weather and the commute. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell, then melissa mollet will fill us in on the first 4 traffic. you promised us sun is going to co out? >> that's what i meant to say. never mind. >> yes,lthe sun wil lake an appearance. i can't guarantee you a beautiful sunrise picture, but i can promise the sun will be up at 6:05. a cloudy sky overlead. 60 in washington. 58 at washington county, dulles airport. 54 in winchester, virginia. 55 now in bowie to labrandywine. a lot of clouds arnd here early and lngering dampness.

the rain is over. skies will become more sunny, fair-weather clouds. if ere's a rain chance -- and chances are slim -- below 20%, ghe only place that might a shower is east of i-95 along the western shore from annapolis to southern maryland. if you live along and to the west of i-95, nothing to worry about. everyone gets a sunny and warm tuesday before more clouds come back and bring slightly cooler weather. more about thatnd the ten-day forecast coming up. melissa? >> reporter: we're not seeing delay at falls church and the inner loop, but it's crowding the left lane. triangle, norbound 95 before triangle. right side blocked by that crash this morning. taking a look in ashburn, eastbound to 7 after belmont ridge road, right lane is

blocked by an accident. indiana shut between 3rd and 4th today because of the national law enforcement officer's memorial service that is happening. here, white's ferry, high water on the potomac shutting untgat down an today -- shutting ga that down a today. >> thank you. divers, boats, and a searching spent hours for an suv in the potomac river. just hours ago, what was a rescue effort has turned into a recovery effort. >> cory smith now with the latest. what have you learned? e> reporter: the recovery efforts w called off overnight, simply too dark to do any searching safely. it included a helicopter, divers in the water, people on land and in boats for several histories. this is vid from the scene.

investigators were called between 9:00 and 10:00. when they arrived, a witness had told em that an suv went into he water. investigators did some more looking along the banks here, and they didti find re tracks to crate to somebody went into the water. vers spent hours, peopl searching for signs of life. the fficult thing obviously with the potomac being a large bodyef watr, the vehicle may have drifted awayegin the time that went by, the fact that it was very chilly lastnight. what started as a res eeffort has transitioned into a recovery eff it. here's whestigators had to say last night. >> we don't know what the circumstances are here, how the car came to get into the water. but that's going to be par of a law enforcement investigation.

the likelihood ofovering somebody who's alive would be unlikely.to >> reporter: ive you a sense of where we are, on the banks of the potomac. behind me is roosevelt island. you see th bridge fromhe parking lot over. again, a witness telling investigators that they saw the suv go into the water. we don't know who may have been in it. we hope to learn moreh as t effort gets back up and going this morning. back to you. >> thank you. one american is among 41 dead in a superjet crash in russia. the back end was a ball of fire. this is the plane landing in moscow at the airpt there yesterday. take a look at the video more closely. you can see all the thick, bck smoke filling the sky as fire destroyed that plane. 37 people were able to es pe. ussian media reports the plane's flight data recorder and invoiceer record have been

found. estigators hope they will help determine what caused the fire. thead plane was he to a northern city in russia from moscow when it reported a malfunction. in the u.s. we have anderson update on -- an update on the boeing 737 t tidded off the runway in jacksonville. federal investigators have recovered the plane's data rorder and hope it will help discover what happened friday night. the plane was landing at naval air station fromuantanamo bay, cuba, when the plane began to skid. the landing gear appeared in the riverwed. more than 140 were on board. everyone survived. it is 5:36. here's the other top stories ng this morni- investigators are trying to figure out what caused a helicopter to crash tilloag two on in the chesapeake bay. the cra happened on saturday about a mile off kent island, maryland. both the pilot and passenger died.

today president trump's former attorney and fixer begins a three-year jail sentence for tax evasion, campaign finance crimes, and lying to congress. michael cohen will serve in otisville. > a busy week on capitol hill as tensions escalate between the white house and democrats. there are mulple deadline today alone, attorney general william barr is supposed to hand over the uni areducted special counsel's report -- un-redacted special counsepos rert and the treasury secretary is supposed to turn over president trump's tax returns. more coming up in a few minutes. today howard university will welcome a newbasketball coach. kenny blakeney is taking over for the team. he d.c. native is leaving his post at columbiuniversity. blakeney played at dematha high ghool before earninwo ncaa championships with duke. he will teamwork help howard make an naacp appearan for the first time in more than 25 years. welcome home. ahead, derby dranla. anger -- drama.

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new overnight, msnbc has learned that the israeli army is signalingthat there's a cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas. the intense fighting over the d past ts along israel's southern border has killed 27 people. no official announcement has been made, but tere have not been any more israeli air strikes. the cease-fire agreement end tho blest fighting between israel and hamas in five years. it is goingto be a busy week in washington. the trump administration faces several deadlines, two major ones just today. >> on top o that lawmakers are making moves to hear from special counsel robert mueller. nbc's blayne alexander joins us ow live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. certainly a lot to watch. let's start with the two deadlines. first, thene on william barr. remember, democrats had long called for him to release a less redacted version of mueller's report to all of cong ss. upon jue 12 -- not just the

1 2 lawmakers he previously mad it available. he may be held in contempt if he didn't comply or make a good fai effort to work onhe subpoena. that's one. the second one is that we should note today how the administration will responds to a subpoena from house democrats -- will respond to a s from the house democrats regarding president trump's tax returns. teacher secretary steve mnuchin missed the first deadline but will take final action by today. the other big thing happening is thathe t president's former attorney michael cohen is going who head forrison for -- is going to head to prison for day one of a three-year sentence. he's facing time for lying to congress and role in the 2016 election hush-money payments. finally, the question over whether or not special counsel robert mueller will testify on capitol hill. president trump weighed in ofat overnight in a pair tweets saying business as usual business as usual should not testify tweeting, quote, no

do-over for the dems. that's already escalating t growing battle between president trump and democrats on capitol hill. chuck scmer has already tweeted back accusing the presgent of tryin to silence muelle uys, back to you. >> all right. thank you. today marks another monumental achievement in tiger woods' career, and it's perhaps bigger than his comeback win at the masters. stpresident trump will be on woods the nation's highest honor for a civilian, the presidential medal of freedom. woods is the 33thrd ate to receive the medal and only the fourth golfer. president tweeted he gave tiger the news while congratulating him on his masters victory. a now-banned farm self-employed being blamed for the deathswo of t dozens bald eagles over the past three years in maryland and delaware. authorities believe old stocks of th chemical called carbo-furan is being used to ke kill pests li foxes and raccoons. the eagles are eating the

remains, and that's led to their deaths. at leat seven bald eagles in maryland and delaware have died this spring. 5:48. a plan to widenome of the most congested highways in maryland has some residents uyet. >> theshowed up to a meeting to voice concerns over the maryland governor's proposal. news4's nicole jacobs is live on the road with what's causing this controversy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you've heard the saying "i cano show ybetter than i can tell you." let me go ahead and turn to i-270. you can get a look here. traffic has slowly picked up, but it's still not at the compass writ we know it can be. governor hogan's p3 plan to widen parts of 270 and the bw parkway while also adding tolls is not sitting well with montgomery county residents. it wasi standng room only at a quickly planned meeting last sidents rejecting the governor's proposal which could

fowne several dozen homeoers who live near the roadways in question to lose their homes. and residents also say it ignores a few other issues. >> it ignores the attitudinal shifts among a population that wants mass transit, walkable as well as environmentally friendly modes of transportation. [ applause ] >> reporter: through a spokesperson, governor hogan issued a statement reading, "these anti-congestion relief activists show no regard for thd hundrof thousands of marylanders stuck in soul-crushing co certainly an interesting way to describe the congestion. but keeping in mind this is a $9 billion proposal. back to you. >> sometimes it is soul crushing when you're stuck for a long time. thank you so much. and news4 is working for you in

the community, and so is our parent company comcast. members of news4 and our telemundo family were at the seabrook school in larsam. volunteeelped spruce up the inside and outside of the school. as part of our commitment to helping make a lasting e in communities where we work and live. comcast cares days now in the 18th year. >> the kids turned out to help out, too. good to see. >> yeah. good to start them young, too. >> and the rain was gone. they weren't dodging the drops. saturday wasn't too bad. yesterday was a good nap day yesterday >> my son played in the pouring rain. unless there's lightning, they don't cancel the games. >>ike my mom told me, you're not made out of sugar, you won't melt in the rain. >> that's right. we had plenty. rain across the region yesterday, half an inch to an inch depending where you lived. finally ended around the time the sun was going down last flight. we're taking up to a fairly

cloudy sky here this morning. the arena -- the rain is over for now. right now in washington, 60 degrees. winds have turned to the north. they'll be out of the northwest later in the afternoon and the 5 to 15 mile-per-hour range. comfortable start, 52 in winchster, 58 in fredericksburg and stafford. 55 in montgomery county. 55 also in howard county, maryland. the school forecast, on the damu side but y probably won't need the umbrellas temples will climb from the upper 50s to the mid 70s by later on. the daily grade for today, a b-plus with atu high tempera around 77 degrees. if there's going to be a shower today, and rain chances are down to 10% or so. it will be east of i-95 along the western shore of the chesapeake bay. between 3:00 and 7:00. there you see it on future weather. these are five-minute-long sprinkles. that's it. other 95% of the region will be rain fr west of i-95 up to the pennsylvania line.

for tomorrow, everybody gets a sunny day start to finish. rmer. tomorrow will be back into the 80s we go. back to the cool front. we'll drop temperatures closer to 70. there may be an isolated drop or ewo in the shenandoah valley. a little chancf a shower around the region coming up on thursday. next best chance for rain will be friday in the form of some afternoon storms. saturday looks mainly dry. next sunday, melissa, another nap day. o plenty rain. >> right on mother's day. chopper 4 right now over the beltway at bw parkway. evokrything log actually pretty good. no big complaints there this morning. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, we had anoter crash outer loop at connecticut avenue. it is on the shoulder. all lanes are open. you don't have to worry about anything orner loop near 66, that's gone, as well. triangle, 95 north before triangle, had the right side blocked by a crash. and ashburn, right lane at belmont blocked by an accident.

270 looks good. top of tno beltway. ig complaints. 66 inbound, 95 northbound rolling along, in the green. 5:53. it's spring. forany of us thateans a chance to purge our closets. this mornings there's a growinglution problem stemming from r need to declutter. >> the clothes we toss out are ending up in landphills. noa few shirts or pants, listen to this -- in 1990, the average american bought 40 gar mepts ayear. that's jumped -- garments a year. that's jumped to 66 aa yer. we toss 70ounds of what we no longer need. each can take up to 200 years to decompose if it's made of polyester. before you spring clean, consider holding on to your items for a few more seasons. >> just byea wring your clothes by nine months later at can reduce the carbon frontprint by

30%. >> there are companies that are donating clothes to the right organization that can be recycled into fibers for mattress mattresses, pillows, and invasion. >> good morning, i'm at cnbc headquarters. disney's "avengers: end game" is the second highest grossing movie of all time reaping nearly $2.2 billion worldwide 12 days after hitting theaters there. itook just 11 days to top $2 billion. "avat "avatar" needed 47 days to surpass the mar "endgame" is the first to pass $2 billion including to the most popular imported movie in china's history. with your cnbc reports, i'm rahel sullivan. ke time to celebrate a teacher. we are celebrating teacher appreciation week here on news4. >> wer love ouachers. and greensboro molette green has

more from hayfield secondary school. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.e so happy to b starting off in fairfax county here at hayfield secondary school. good rning. [ applause ] this schedule has 1,000 flol students, 2,100 high schoolers, 2064 teachers, principal graham, thank you so much for letting us inside your school this morning. we're going to meet some of the great teachers in the -- of the 6:00 hour. stay with us. ow we have the newsies celebrating the teachers. take it away. ♪ >> a good choice.

>> yes. >> we'll go back to molette green later. nurses, we'll have special events this week to honor national nurses beak on our midday broadcast. >> ta about unsung heroes. they are heroes. >> if you ever spent time in hospital, you know how much work the w do andat they put up with. >> 100%. and lyft and uber drivers planning a national strike. when it'soing down and how it will impact you. news4 returns to the banks of the potomac river. this as search crews continue to search for an suv believed to go into the water hurs ago and n't beenfound.

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pounding rains. we're showing you the hardest hit spots. it is 6:00 on thet. do i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. we'll start with the commutcaand the forest. melissa mollet has the first 4 traffic. >> we'll start with storm team 4 suteorologist chuck bell. looks like the 's coming up, chuck. yes, indeed, officially subrise less than -- sunrise less than five minutes away. probably not going to be the prettiest sky for sunrise because we still have aai f number of clouds. a cloudy start, but the pavement on the 14th street bridges are still lingering puddles on some of the shady roads in the country. four things to know about the weather -- cool, cloudy, a littlemp early this morning. again, nothing showing up on storm team 4 unrain-wise l later today. on the whole, a nice day for today and tomorrow. mid 70s coming your way for the afterno n. startingf in the 50s.