right now an update to a deadly crash into the potomac river. new details about w theoman killed on her way home from a charity event. plus -- >> it's been a long 46 years, seven months, and 20 days. cracked.d case how a northern virginia company helped track down a killer decades after a woman's death. and lus, glitz, glamor, just plain bizarre. we'll takyou out to the met gala red carpet for a recap of the year's most-talked-about outfits. first to breaking news. a major traffic alert. a stretch of the beltway is shut down rightnow. >> melissa mollet begins our team coverage before we check in with chuckell for the forecast. melissa, what's going on? >> good morning. this is greenbelt this morning. talking abouthe beltway. the outer loop after kenilworthb is shut downause of a police

investigatiolo the inner , everything but one lane is closed, as well, through the stretch. take a look at this.ou already y see all that purple. that's where we have everything just stopped. molette green was actually on her way in here. she is one of the vehicles sitting in that parking lot. tell us what you're seeing there up ahead. >> reporter: well, i can see a lot of emergency vehicles and lights. can't see exactly what is going o i'm just stuck in thismess for 35 minutes now. i'm basically parked. my car is shut off, and traffic has built up way behind me. so i g not goin anywhere any time soon. i can hear emergency vehicles, sirens around me, but i can't see anything from my vantage point. what do you see? >> yeah.s this i going to be a big situ ion for quite a while how it seems at least at this point. again, on the right se we have the outer loop closed. left side looking at the inner loop. only one lane is getting by.

no doubt this isoing to turn into a much bigger situation. now elsewhere, we don't have much else right now at least going on.95 66, looking just fine here through the bottom of the 2000, prince george's county no -- bottom of e beltway, prince george's county's, no problems. we'll have more on the information on the beltway straight ahead. chuck? thanks. your forecast for your tuesday t now, hone it's going to be a gorgeous day to be outside. temperatures in the 50s to around 60 for most of the area. cooler, 48 in winchester, 57 in germantown, maryland. 56 degrees in brandywine 57 in leonardtown, maryland, this morning. school day forecast, kids, yes, indeed. outdoor recessoday forsure. 50s while you're waiting for the buses this morning. 75 by recess. 82 degrees when you get off the bus and start to come home later in the afternoon. no doubt about it. a-plus weaer is the daily grade for today. much more cloud cover, and a little chance for rain coming in toetrrow.

we'lll the timing of all that and start looking into the weekend coming up a little later on in the half hour. back to the news. >> all right. thank you. we begin with an update on breaking news we brought you yesterday. the search is sadly over for an suv that sank in the potomac river. the body of a 72-year-old woman was foside. >> her name is barbara bushkin, and her heartbroken husband says she was on her way home fom a charity event when this happened. pulled the suv out of the water late last night near roosevelt island. it had gone into the water on sunday. and crews spt more than 24 hours searching for it. the circumstances of the accident are stillr unde investigation. in an emotional facebook post, bushkin's husband, arthur, said his lifelong valtine had passed away. he thanks search crews for their hard wk and asks people to do an act of kindness in barbara's memory. right now, prince george's county police are looking for a mother and her teenage son in connection with a man who was found dead at a bus stop in

bethesda. jenny hyhis and jose padol padola mis are charged in the murder. police arrested a third suspect. investigators say the victim and hymis were in a romantic relationship. they say there was a domestic dispute before a killing at a home in college park. the body was dumped in >>februa. and new, montgomery county cblic schools footballoach is hazing amid a investigation stemming from laso ober. this incident made national headlines. cory smith is in the newsroom now with more on the new development. corygood mornin >> reporter: football coach at damascus high school has been on leave. colbert was among the first staff members to have known about the hazing incident at the school last october. you'll remember four teens were d as juveniles with

multiple counts of rape, attempted rape, and conspiracy to commit rape in theocker room attack. a montgomery county public school spokesperson says the decisiol to place crt on leave is not for disciplinary reasons but as part of the investigation. this morning some parents are not happy about that cision to place the coach on leave, arguing that he's being accountable for his actions out of his control. now at last check the petition has over 1,300 gnatures. back to you. >> all right. thank you. 4:35. the formal search for the new prince george's county ceo is about to get underway. dr. monica goldson was appointed as interim ceo after kevin maxwell left a year ago. a search committee is conducting the national search. w wtop reports that goldson could be considered forbu the job, it's too early to sayif she will be a finalist. there's a hearing monday in springdale that begins at 6:30. you don't need register, buton any who needs to speak needs call the school system to sign

up. the number is on the screen. we'll also put it in the nbc washington app. it's now 4:35. y inr other top stories this morreng, all eyes a on jack evans as metro' aborboard is expected to meet to discus his future. evans told our partners wtop he was not told the nature of today's executive session. in march, thenc.c. couil reprimanded him. he was aed of using his goverent e-mail to seek business opportunities with law firms that lobbdi the strict. the battle between the white house and capitol hill the treasury department refuses toand house democrats president trump's tax returns. and the judiciary committee is makes to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress for not handing over the full mueller report. wll have more onboth of these developing stories coming up in a few minutes. great britain is celebratinh the birtf its newest royal. iconic landmarks around london were lit up blue last night just hours after the world learned of the birth of prince harry and

meghan markle's first child. the proud new dad, prince harry, says he could all see the new baby in the coming days. we're also waiting to lrn his name. it's a boy. it 4:37. new, d.c. area restaurants are being celebrated as some of the best in the country. several were honored at the james beard awheds. are the oscars for the food world. rising star chef of the year went to the chef at kith and kin. best saint for mid-atlantic,nd this is two years in a row a d.c. chief has won. the mid-atlantic spans the region including philadelphia. the owner of annie's steakhouse was named a classic honor. and patrick o'connell. he also won five other james s. beard award has been awarded three michelin stars. the only one in the gion with three stars, and is an author.

more than 6 culinary professionals voted on these winners. >> 23 categories cover food, beverage, and restauranb design. a ig kplagcongratulationneto th winrs. coming up, crab feast forecast. why a treat may be easier to come by. first, a decad' old death investigation finally solved. how a northern virginia company helped crack a cold case murder of a college student. >> reporter: good tuesday morning, i'm doreen gentzler. today is going to be a day of action on capitol hill. the idea is to give a voice to so many people suffering in silence. eating disorders has the highest mortality rate of any mental health issue, and most of the victims try to keep it hidden from everyone. >> an eating disorder is manipulative, very convincing. >> tonight at 5:00, a young woman opens up about her ownx tag battle with an eating disorder. and doctors reveal some of the warning signs that every parent nneeds to k about. hope you'll joius tonight at

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this morning a man accused of killing two young fairfax county residents more than two years ago is back on u.s. soil and behi bars. the victims were found dead in springfield in december of6. 201 shortly after the murders, police say the killer escaped to ethiopia. friday night a special fbi plane brought him back to dulles airport. the first time in dcades that ethiopia agreed to extradite a suspect in a criminal case to the u.s. today, r&b singer robert kelly will be in court to mi request perssion to leave illinois. last month kelly's attorney asked a judge whether the singer could take a private jet to perform ncerts overseas. he is facing ten counts of criminal sexual abuse, an as a condition of his bail he cannot leave the state without permission.l

ke's attorneys say that he needs to perform overseas in order to pay for his legal bills, his child support, and rent. 4:42. it's taken 46 years, but an indi a familyfinally has answers in the murder of their sister. >> through dna testing and p genealogy,olice solved the 1972 murder of a college student. her name was pame milham. police say jeffrey lynn hand killed her, she was found bound and gagged in her car after leaving a sorority event. a northern virginia helped identify hand as a suspect using dna from the scene and ancestry data bases. hand was killed in a shoot-out with police in 1978 during ant atte kidnapping.ht rignow, we're talking about the beltway and aos clure. outer loop after kenilworth nu avee, we are shut down because of a police investigation. full details on this coming up. chuck?

all right. thank you. storm team 4 outlook for rain over the next couple of days, nothing to worryt aboutoday. unfortunately, rain chances get higher and higher as the weekend gets closer and closer. the ten-day forecast coming up.

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new video of brooklyn, new york. a building collapsed after a car slammed into it. take a look. as you can see there, the y ilding is absolut destroyed. according to our nbc sister station in new york, a 20-year-old man cshed his car into that building just before midnight. he then reportedly got out and tried to run from the scene but

was quickly caught. more than 100 firefighters rushed to the scene. the driver was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. how, looking at that video, thankfully no one else was injured in this crash. back to you. >> thank you. also this morning, we're killedg more about a ma in a hit and run in his own ei nghborhood. joshua williams was killed around midnight on friday. he was trying to cross southern avenue in southeast. after the driver of this 2015 buick encore hit him, the driver ran away. the victim's uncle tells us the death is devastating. >> great kid. definitely on a good track, great path and all. for his life to be shaved at such a young age, you know, by a hit-and-run driver is completely unfortunate. >> joshua's family wants anyone who knows anything about friday's hit d run to contact police. it's 4:46. the tension between the white house and democratsintensifies.

>> a court battle is all but certain over president trump's tax eturns. yesterday the treasury department refused to hand the documents over to the ways and means committee. us s4's tracie potts join live now with more on all this.g ood morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, urt may be the only place the democrats have left to go if they want h get t president's tax returns and look at his business dealings because the treasury secretary in charge of the irs has said no. he says the reest is unprecedented. there's noa legitim legislative purpose. and it raidses serious con -- raises serious constitutional questions. he said he consulted with the jusllce department and they' come out with an opinion soon. based on their advice, he will wht be turning them over. >> andt's the latest with the attorney general william barr and the missed deadline to hand over the full mueller report, the un-redacted ve>>sio? reporter: right, with everything in it. t.pends want the justice department isn't handing it over, even under subpoena. now there's a vote happening rrow. the house judiciary committee

will vote on whether to hold the attorney general, william barr, in contempt of congress for not handing over the full report unr subpoena. e justice department says they're disappointed. they thought they were working in good faith to give the democrats everything they wanted o that they can legally turn over. the argument has been that this grand jury information and other information that's classified that legally the attorney general cannot share with ss congre. that.disagree with >> all right. thank you.ts on the hill for us. new this morning, the "today" show's craig melvin caught up with democraticnt hopeful pete buttigieg on the campaign trail in south carolina. the southbound, maindiana, or talked about the difference between him and the current president. >> d i have a veryifferent energy than this president. there's going to be a temptation to kind of play his game. playing his game, you're losing. no one's going to play his game better tha we've got to do something completely different. the good news is americans as a

rule tend to go for the opposite of whatever theyt j had. >> you can see the full interview with buttigieg later on "today." only on news4, the department of housing and urban development says it will change a diversity training video following complaints. >> okay, be kind to your brothers. >> you you may be familiar with this old training video. it uses an exriment to demonstrate the effects of racism. several employees complained because the students, the young students here, used the "n" word. >> this is wrong. people of color have come a long way. to still in this day and age think it's okay toay that word. >> hud says those portions of the video will be removed. >> looks old. the i-team hasre disco a scabies scare. at least one patient and a dozen staffersre being treated

inside a community living center. no other patients have been diagnosed. scabie is an infestation as mites burrow into the skin. it causes pain and intense itching. a sporadic outbreak of scabies also occurred in 2011 in salem, virginia. all right. 4:50 the time.ec want to chk back in with melissa for a look atc he trafert on the beltway. what's up? >> big problem on the beltway. we're talking about greenbelt. outer loop after kenilworth avenue, the right side of the screen. we have just reopened a couple of lanes. here's what's happening at this point this morning. multiple lanes still shut down for a police investigation. you can see the delay. that is not normal. at 5:00 a.m., of course. inner loop in the same section, he left lane closed because of the investigation. now molette green was on her way in. she actually has been sitting in some of the backups. hat's happening with you now out there? >> reporter: just about five minutes ago they openedp some lanes and let the traffic get through. and i was able to move along.

as i passed the scene there, i couldee s a crash of a pickup, a black pickup truck with the back of it smashed in, andof course there were police officers out investigating, talking to people in the road there. i guess they were witnesses or involved, i'm not sure. but we have -- we a on the move. traffic is flowing by that accident scene. back to you. >> thanks for the update. we'll keep you updated at the t top ofhe hour, as well, as things hopefully get better here and we get some more information on what exactly the investigations entails. as for other issues around town, gaithersburg here at eastbound 28 at muddy branch road. right lane is the only thing getting by the work zone. we're seeing delays there, as well. 66 and 95 looking quite good here right now. rough prince george's county, at the bottom of the beltway into town and out of town, no worries.,

chuck how we looking outside? >>oing to be a nice day to be outside today. sunshine aplenty. 14 hours and two minutes of daylight today to enjoy it. mhere in theth of may, so far it has been warmer and wetter than average. and not by a little, by a ot. the first almost full week of the month of may, 6.5 degrees warmer than average. inchainfall, almost a full above, very, very similar to last year when we had an incredibly warm month, 6.5 degrees warmer than average for the month. and nearly double ourrainfall, average rainfall for the month. so this is the kind of thing in a changing climate, warmer and wetter than average. these patterns have a tendency to lock in more severely. we'll see if we can get a break from the heat and the rain into the month. county -- counting on a break in the heat as we get closer to the suiner is not someth you want to count on. right now, enjoy the morning. 50s to around 60 degree most areas.

57 now in fairfax. 57 in gaithersburg. 56 in prince george's county. 62 now in washington. afternoon temperatures today will be hovering around 80 degrees for most of the afternoon. this cold front up near philadelphia and new york now, that's actually coming down the east coast. so we call a back door cold front will slide through here late tonight. and it will settle to the south tomorrow. that means a lot of cloud cover. after a sunny day today, clouds thickening up real quickly overnight tonight. and then tomorrow, almost no sign at all. t small rain chance south of the city orrow. not really a lot about the rain. just about the cloud cover. and as a result, much cooler. highs barely making it to 70 tomorrow. mid 70s on thursday with some showers, primarily in the morning. near 80 agad fri with afternoon thunderstorms likely. could have a drop early saturday. sunday will be the rainier and cooler half y ofur weekend. now back over to aaron and eun. you.han did you see this -- bees

delayed the giants/reds game yesterday afternoon in cincinnati. >> you can see all those bees swarming home plate and the dugouts. players and umpires scrambled to get out of the way. at one point, recincinnati's d dietrich dressed up as a beekeeper and tried to satisfy the game. he wasn't playing in the game. he so could fool around. it took a half hour toremove the bees. >> the reds won the game. >> you need a cover. you can't just go out with the spiny. you're go to get stung. >> more than a white shirt and a hat. it's injuries and errors, not bees, stinging the nationals, that's for sure. the team lost two more players during last night's game in milwaukee. i can't believe it. catcher ian gomez took a ball to the forearm, and andrew stevenson hurt his back diving into first base. we were watching that. i can't believe my eyes. the team alsohad four errors. the only good ns, anthony brandone could return to the lineup tonight. hopefully the star baseman can help. with the loss the nationals are

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he was carried on to the carpet by shirtless men in gold pants. then he was lying on top of a throne. >> cleopatra -- >> this is the way i want to come into the studio every morning. >> let's not lie to people, eun. you do. >> porter came as an egyptian-esque sun god. and my fortunately ite, cardi b.! look at this dress! covered into head to toe cus ox blood, the color, the gown featured in nearly -- with a ten-foot train. you see the feathers, this is a piece of art. the gown took 35 people more than 2,000 hours to create and was embellished withed 30,000 -- with 3fe000 athers. everyone's talking about this. is was the gown that ended all gowns. insane. >> this is a fundraiser for the met. >> thank you. crabbing's going to be more

fun this year. there will be plenty of crabs to go around. the blue crab population in the chesapeake bay is thriving. it's hit the highest levels in seven years. it's estimated there are nearly 600 million crabs across the bay. an annual survey estimates current population up 60% from last year. and that means you won't have to pay premium toill up on crabs this summer. >> nothing says summerg ike eatinue crabs. ahead, this week's thrones" episode had everybody talkinghe not about t plot, though. e> we'll t

happening now, a gun-wielding robber caught in the act. what d.c. police want you to know about the crime that went down while cameras were rolling. taking action.ds after hundr of drinking fountains in a loscl ol district were found to havete with gh lead levels, local leaders came one a plan to make sure it nevca -- me up with a plan to make sure it never happens again. gone in 60 seconds. an entire business district under water. breaking news, major traffic trouble on the beltway. good morning, everyone.it 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun ang. chuck bell has a check of the forecast, but let's get right to meirssa mollet in your fst 4 traffic. what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. we have the first 4 traffic