>> we're live with a look back at her lfe and legacy on and off the .g scre >> announcer: news 4 at 4:00 begins with breaking news. we come on the air right now with this breaki news. a van has crashed into a barrier near the white house. d.c. pice have blocked off 17th street outside the eisenhower executive office building. this happened about an hour ago. secret service is telling us that this started when when the tried to avoidc stopped traffi and slammed into that sidewalk barrier. the van was checked out as a precaution. it was deemed it's not a threat. no one is injured and we think 17th will be back open soon. now let's turn to thehe weat a chilly damp day as we take a live look at storm team 4 radar. >> keep your umbrellas close by. we have chances for more rain this week and more chilly weather. most of us are sitting in the 50s right now. not quite what we' used to.

>> not at this time of the year. we should be past this. let's kick off with doug kammerer inhe storm center. it feels like march outside. >> really quite amazing. thei shower act continues. we have seen over 2 inches of rain since friday. we talked about it being a rainy weekend. mother's day not the best at all. right now we've got one area of shoeers. another one toward the blue ridge and shenandoah valley. right on down through fairfax county. we're looking at steady rain although mo of this is on the lighter side. we are looking at heavier showers out there towards the winchester area. this is all rotating around that big storm that we saw yesterday. look at all that rain to north that we saw earlier today. we are going to get out of this as far as the rain is concerned. look at these numbers, though. temperature wise, we're only at 58. 52 right now in hagerstown. only 50 towards philadelphia. the warmest on the map is 67. guy, our avhage hig today, 75

degreeme >> but tell about this cold snap. this is pretty rare for us this time of year, right? >> it really is. we can get this cl this time of year. the amazing thing about this particular year, we have not seen back-to-back temperatures below average like th o forer a month and a half. we have been way above average and even right now may is still way above average. i think we're going to go tomorrow to one more day below average before we start cranking the numbers just a little bit. >> knowing how things work around here, it's going to go way up. >> it might. >> that's the way it goes. thanks, doug. stay ahead of any weather with the nbc washington app. set weather as your home page and get doug's hour by hour forecastor your neighborhood anywhere, anytime. now to breaking news from wall street. trade tensions over china sent wall street tumbling today. wendy rieger is watching the numbers in the newsroo wendy >> well, it tanked right out of the gate. wiped out all of friday's gainsv and they came back. now the do you is off just a

little over 600 points. nasdaq down about 270.t s&p off ab 70. the selloff follows china's retaliation for the tariffs .imposed last we they affect a broad range of agricultural products among people peanuts, wheat, chicken, turkey. the president is trying to force china to address the trade deficit, the technology issues, theft of u.s. intellectual property. in a tweet this morning the president said china had nearly completed a great deal and then backed out. mr. trump is threateninghat more tariffs could come and there are no new talks scheduled in the immediate future. back you o, pat. >>wendy, thank you. we'll find out how new tariffs will hit our wallet coming up in a few minutes. let's turn to a bizarre twist in a deadly shooting in maryland. a woman ambushed and gunned down as she left work this past e'iday. this afternoon wre learning more about the vict as police

search for possible motives and a suspect. let's g the latest from news 4 pat collins live at the scene in green belt. >> reporter: leon, this is l ke a plot from a movie murder mystery. i mean, the victim married to two men at the same time. one husband an actor in ghana. the other husband a big-time drug kingpin doing some heavy time in jail. there's a lot to look at here. it came down real fast friday afternoon. the murder scene, a parking lot of an office building near greenbelt. the victim 44-year-old betty jennife she worked in that building over there. it was around 5:00. she left her office. she left the building. she was walking down the steps. she s that gunman. she started to runaway.

but he was right behind her. onetw shot, shots, four shots fired. she was hit two times. she fell dead to the ground. the killer, he got in a blue vehicle and off he went. are you looking at the two husbands as potential suspects in this? >> we're casting a wide net and whenever we have any kind of investigation like this our main concern is to bring justice to the family. wherever that investigation takes us, that's wheret ll take us. >> betty jennifer lived in this bowie.n the house belongs to her and her husband kendrick jennifer. kendrick idoing 20 years for selling cocaine in baltimore. betty and kendrick jennifer in the midst of a divorce. but they were still married. last october betty jennier married chris atto. he's an actor in ghana.

the police say this is the first murder in greenbelt. they're getheng help from t feds to work out all the angles. i'm back at 5:00 with more details. back to you. >> a lot of twists in that story there. thank you,pa pat. t collins reporting live. we'll see you at 5:00. breaking right now, actress felicity huffman just pleaded guilty in the college adssion scandal. they're asking for her to serve four months in jail. huffman will be sentenced in september. the actress from "desperate housewives" isne of 14 parpt whose have agreed to plead guilty. fellow actress lori loughlin remains out on bond after pleading not guilty last mon. more breaking news coming. a federal judge m inyland has just ruled a lieutenant accused of stockpiling guns will be held until trial. the prosecurs appealed the judge's decisions to relieve

chris f christopher has son. he was arrested in february for cog a hit list of democrats and journalists, but there's never been any la terrorism-red charges filed. also breaking right now, president jimmy carter is recovering from surgery after breaking his hip. the fmer presidentas out turkey hunting at his home in plains, georgia. the procedure went well and his wife has been by his side all the way. pain and recovery isn't the main concern because a spokesman said the president is worried that turkey season end this is week and he hasn't reached his limit. he hopes the statef georgia will allow thohim to rollover h limit to next year. that is one tough bird right there. you'll soon have to be 21 years old to buy tobacco in maryland. governor larry hogan signed the bill into law today. the aim is to stop the epidemic of teen vaping. the law willpp a to all types

of tobacco products. maryland will become the 13th state to raise the age for to buying cco. it takes effect in october. coming ahead here at 4:30, reaction fromti c who wushpushed to raise the age limit. he aedso sign a bill toóisrñ prt unborn children. it's called laura and reid's law. her unborn son was killed by the baby's father two years ago. if someone knowingly a attacks woman who is pregnant, they could be charged with an additional felony and be sentoro jail up to ten years. police found the teacher's body in montgomery county. >> it just helps anoth woman in the state of maryland, then we will have honored laura. so it's not as much about healing as it is abo honoring laura and honoring reid. >> wall len was four onths pregnant when her boyfriend

murdered her in september of 2017. an update on a traffic ha headache for drivers in northerv irginia. part of the george washington parkway still closed because of a sink hole. closed from route 123 to the beltway. the weather and other factors are delaying repairs and officials say the lanes will stay closed at least through tomorrow morning's rush hour. the sink hole opened up on friday and the lanes have been closed since then. tributes are pouring in for legendary actress and singer doris dy. she died today at her gnome california. >> day is known for her roles in "calamity jayne" and "pillow talk". >> doris day was known as a bubbly actress, singer, and animal rightn. champ she was born doris van capelbaum in cincinnati in 1924. ♪ she sang with theading big bands of her era and changed her

name to doris day before breaking into the movies in 1948. in "romance on the high seas" the movie propelled her to stardom and the film's song "it's magic" became a huge hit. that openedo the doorsre movie musicals including her favorite, 1953's "calamity jane". she made hundreds of recordings andold millions of records. ♪e >> ss perhaps best known for a series of playful romantic comedies co-starring rock hudson. her work in "pillow talk" in 1959 earned her anoscar nomination. >> harry, would you be so kind as to call the police. >> she paired up with hudson for

two more films. >> will y kdly keep your big fat nose out of my business? >>n all she ma 39 movies. after her film career, she had u ccessful run on television. doris day was the original girl next door. after leaving hollywood, she establisheri the dos day animal league and later the dor rais d animal foundation h dedicati life to the humane treatment of animals. her songs, her films, and her love of the four-legers as she called them will be her lasting legacy. nbc news. >> you say her name and the first thing that comes to your mind is her music. >> and "pillow talk". coming up in a few minutes well check in live with "access" and get reaction from the stars. fallout from this social media shaming. the rules writers now want local

transportation leaders to change. and doug's back with when this rain is going to clear oute and how t rest of our week ♪ for many kids,

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so they see what we see. a bright future. join in atcommunities ig a dreary monday afternoon as we come back wo you nowth a live look outside as you see there, doug's tracking a warmup heading this way, but we may have to wait a little while for it. there's an update coming up in

less than two minutes. s > the measles outbreak spreading according to new numbers from the cdc. there are now 8 cases in 23 states, including maryland. that's an increase of 75 cases from the week before. most of the cases are in new york and involve unvaccinated members of the orthodox jewish community. they call it the worst measles outbreak in the quarter century. it is con tatagious and can livn the air for two hours after an infected person passes through. a d.c. authoraccuse ds d of publicly shaming met tro employee on the morning commute. >> she tweeted a photo complaining about a metro employee who was in uniform and eating on the train. it reads, quote, i thought we were not allowed to eat on the train. this is unacceptable, end quote. metro thanked the author for holding the worker accountable,

but the backlash on social medi was fad furious. several people commenting on the race and gender of the employee blaming the author for publicly shaming the woman while she ate her breakfast. ascithe criti drew, the author dropped her complaint, deleted her tweet, deactivated her twitter account. some say she put the employee's job at risk. time to apolize and the publisher said they will not distribute her upcoming book.om black w face this kind of inappropriate behavior directed toward them at constant policing of their bodies. we think this is unacceable and have no desire to be involved with anyone who thinks it is acceptable to jeopardize a person safety and employment in this wyy. so far no comment from natasha. back to you. >> okay, aaron. be careful what you tweet i guess. transportation reporter adam tuss is working the story for us. coming up tonight on news 4 at 5:00, he'll take a look at whether metro is taking any action against that employee.

turning now to the weather, doug, i almost turned the heat back on this morning. >> that's how cool it is. it' going to be even cooler i think early tomorrow morning. some areas may wake up to the upper 30s to around 40 degrees tomorrow mor ng. >> thatlow? >> it's really chilly. so yeah, heads up for that. i like your pink right there. en makes us feel like it's nice and bright evhough it's not. you're nice and warm today, too, because it has been on the cool side today. i wanto talk about something coming up over the last uple days. it's weather day on nats park p coming u on thursday. we're having last year we had overid 3,000 ks and we want some of you out there tome too. chuck bell visited one of the schools in montgomery county where over 100 tickets. take a listen. >> i'm here at harmony hills elementary school and just found out they'll be joining us at na ballpark for storm team 4 weather day.

>> we ell be out theruring the day on thursday at nats park. going to be a great time out there. we cannot wait. we will all be out there. we have a presentation forhe kids between 10:00 and 11:00. i will be throwing out the first pitch, so these kids will be able to watch that strike right there. come on, baby. >> it better be a strike. >> come on, leon, you saw what hppened last year. it was actuallygh and inside. we're excited and the weather is looking up. right now the wther is not all.ng up at it's nasty the last couple of . days at least we got through with a pretty night saturday. sunday mother's day kind of a washout. rigw only 58 degrees. the average high is 75. amazing how cool we are.ve we'ot the clouds, we've got the rain. re's storm team 4 radar showing th shower activity moving on through. you see the showers right in through the d.c. metro area,ri

t along i-95. farther to the west heavier showers, thisov one mg into frederick county, virginia. another one down to the south of front royal, down towards luray. these will all be making their way toward the east. you can see why. this wholeu storm jst spinning just to our north. that's why we continue to see chances for showers right on through the night tonighow tomorrs well. we're going to see some clouds and showers. here's tonight, 6:00, shower activity. wat what happens around 8:00. more showers coming on through. then even by 10:00 we're still dealing with showers. we break out. we may see a little in the way of clearing. maybe some fog too. then more clouds built in during the day. can't even rule out a shower for your tuesday either. we're going to be watching that for you too. most of the dayooks dry tomorrow. just a 30% chance of a shower. high of only 63 if w can g there. 71 on wednesday. there's weather day at nats park. high of 74. t

ann 75 on friday. we at least get the average and we'll take it after the last couple of days. >>e will. ank you, doug. a proposal could have neighbors giving tickets to neighbors. >> d.c.'s unique approach to cracking down on parking crimes could work. first some new tributes to doris day. how hollywood is remembering her how hollywood is remembering her life and legacy when

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vulnerable vulnera the journey at the big three on "this is us" will continue. it has been renewedorfor three me seasons. that's a pretty long renewal, especially promising 18 episodes for seasons four, five, and six. the season's executive producer has alluded to the show ending after seasonx. "this is us" will return on t tuesdayss fall. you can find the full file lawnup on the nbc app. your mother's dayift may have done by the quarterback for seattle. >> this is huge. >> wait a second, pat, were you

just talking about"this is us?" >> yes. >> did you see susan and sterling twerking in the kitchen to celebrate? that's how you do it. >> you would catch that. >> i'm just saying. i've got to be honest. leon, you were right. we have all been put to shame because ms. tammy for sure has the best mother's day. russell wilsught his momma a house. >> i've heard people use the word surreal. i found out what surreal was. you're in that moment and you can't believe that moment.a it was awesome. i know i acted kind of crazy when i was talking. >> you were caught up in the moment, that'all. >> this is your house. o>n the door. you're lying. { screaming } >> it's one of those things i've

been dreaming of for a long time and beodeved in g work for a long time. for it to happen that like and my kids are in on it, it's a real blessing. >> as my momma would say, will he do it? yes, he will. it was so, so good toee that response. after she said at one point she was very nervous about sharing e it becauhe doesn't want it to feel like it was glorifying her or her son's sacrifice for her, but wn they finally encouraged other people to think about those who are important and they love in their lives, then share it all, baby, share it all. and then today, you guys, wel t a real one. we lost an icon like no other. doris day passed away at the age 97 from pneumonia. the top female box office star in history. also an animalti acst. she was the quote/unquote girl next door and hollywood is sending her off with some

erious love. goldie hawn said the great doris day left us a took say piece of the sun with her. she bright ended our lives. may she rest peacefully. from william shatr,ne condolences to the family. she was loafved by all. >> netflix will be binging on her old one. >> i've got a couple on her list i've got to catch up on for sure. >>nk t scott. keep your coats and umbrellas kloss. storm team 4 is tracking a chilly startto the workweek. we could wake up to temperatures in the 30s tomorrow. doug has an update coming up. l we'reive with what we'reive with what analysts say

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showers back to the west as well, but these ar far and few between. moderate rain in and around gaithersburg, right around bowie, right on down 301. you may be looking at it going that'shere. over towards bethesda. again, another line making its way in fwm the west. ve got a few more chances for showers right on through the rest of the night. don't put away the umbrella for the rest of the nigket. tait with you if you'll be out and about. wait and see what we could wake up to tomorrow morning. it coulde pretty chill see you back here in a minute. if you're just joining us as we cross the bottom of the hour, let's get you caught up. or>> police looking killer and motive. a woman shot and killed last friday as she left work from her office on ivylane. we found out the victim had been married to two men, including one who is now serving 20 years for dug charges in baltimore.

a graduate from theiv unersity of maryland is missing in hawaii. she was last seen five days ago. she was hiking in maui. police found her car parked outside a reserve with her wallet and cell phe inside. friends and family sayat was normal. volunteers are showing up each day. >>asome northbounds of the gw parkway will remain closed through at least tomorrow morning's rush. the weather has gotten in the way of the repairs to the sink hole discovereddaon f the closure affects the section m route 123 to the beltway. the stock marke suffered its worst day since january as the trade war between the u.s. and china escalates. the do you droppedha more t 617 points, down nearly 2.5%. the s&p 500 also had the worst day since january. down nearly 70 points. now to the escalation in trade tensions between china and the u.s. the ramifications go le beyond the stock market.

>> that's right. today's move in beijing is largely aimed at farmersh e, but president trump's tariff increase on chine goods on friday is also likely to hit all of us in the pocketbook destte he president's claim. >> craig boswell is tracking these developments and joins us the latest. >> pat and leon, hello. it will hit us in the pocketbook whether or not you'r in the grocery store or appliance store. the president says he will try and help farmers. president trump is notacking down in the escalating trade war with china and today raised the possibility of even more tariffs. >> china has been5g taking he united states many, many years. >> reporter: china defied warnings by the president and slapped new t u.s. gods. >> lve tarpoiftion we're on in. retaliation, some but it can't be very, very substantial by comparison. >> reporter: beijing raising taxes on $60 billion of.s. goods. that's about 5,000 u.s. products

including fruits and vegetables. china is retaliating three days after china hiked levies on $300 billion worth of chinese goods. >> tariffser are a tble way to get china to change the behavior. >> a new survey showed it could cost the average american family of four almost $800 a year. >> we're back to a real cold war between china and the united states thatse could get wor >> beijing's latest shot in the trade battle is rattling markets as stocks fall. >> we're down nearly 700 point right now. >> talks broke down last friday after months of goeknegotiation with no deal. >> are talking still ongoing? >> yes, we're still in negotiations. >> reporter: farmers are hoping for a quick resolution. >> china is the largest imporr of s beans. >> it's a huge percentage of the market. hoping and praying something is going to change. >> reporter: president trump claims china is to blame for changing the potential agreement

at the last minute leading to the current impasse. both sides say the talks will continue but a date has not been set. >> thank you, craig. our coverage of the story is just getting started here. a little later on news 4 will have a live analysis for you. meanwhile news 4 is working for your health. this week we're going to take a closer look at alternative wellness practices. >> many folks are turning to the ancient practice of shockra. justin will tell us how they get an in -- not sure what they are? listen and loo closely. each chakra has a >>color. david has worked in this for 30 years. the practice itself is much older. dating back thousands of years all the way to ancient india.

>> chakra is basically energy form and they rarchl from tnge p of the head to the base of the spi spine. this is the solarplex uus, hear, throat, third eye and the crown. >> david says each one of us has seven levels of energies spinning within us, but trauma, tragedy of day-to-dayes liv can trigger a shakeup or worse a shutdown. >> when they close up like, thou yave a feeling of -- within your phone body. at that particular point fear becomes a very powerful aspect worse. y makes it >> that's when david comes in to balance offeri the kind of e head-to-to energetic tuneup. >> this is an interesting thing

called chakra balancing. it basically goes into your body. >> sometimes using tools and every time david's own energy. >> and it's kind of a sen of what is that. >> is this for everyone? david will likely tell you no.t' i a better fit for those with open minds. justin finch, news 4. >> i'd be willing to. >> whatever works. >> who doesn't want balance? >> yes, exactly. >> we are going to seek balance and look into alternative healing methods all this week on news 4 today. tomorrow justin will take a look into hypnotherapy and how that will help you. the changes coming to help protect all students in virginia. consumer reporter ssan hogan joins us with an update her investigation and how our reommunity is membering the young boy whose death sparked safety changes at school. first, d.c. is considering letting your neighbor write you aarking ticket.

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. drivers parking illegally blocking fire hydrants or in handicap spaces, ever wish you could do something about that? in d.c. you may soon be able to. some residents could soon have ticket.r to write you a council member charles allen of ward six is proposing this. he says there aren't enough enforcement officers out there.

the citizens enforcers would use an app and take a time stamped picvire of your ation. that person would then get a ticket in the mail. it's all part of an effort to make things safer for drivers, bikers, and pedestrians. >> that's not going to be safer. that's going to incite more violence for the person who writes the ticket. >> might mak for bad relations between neighbors. >> that's not going to end well. >> some people get really upset when cars are parked a over the place. >> all i can say is that guarantees we will have lots of action to cover in this news cast. w we'll see how itrks out. folks, if you think we've been getting a lot of rain lately, you are right. mu th of the country in same boat, so to speak. >> the weather is showing up in the record books. storm team lauryn ricketts explains. >> it might be easy to believe over the last couple of days when we've been getting rain, but the u.s. drought monitor only about 9%, 10% of the country experiencing drought conditions. th's from abnormally dry all

the way to exceptionally dif. you go to exceptionallydry, it's less w than 3%ch is the first time it's been that since since2000. this is why. .ook at this hel heavy rain has fallen over the last year. you can see double digits.ou that purpose yill is the farthest away from the normal precip rate. we've gotten double digits fan verage year. you cant see wha 12 month period in the lower 48? this was last year. 12 consecutive months from may of 2018 to april of 2019. a lot of that was from florence and also that wet winter that we had on tap. so since the800s the lower 48 recip rate has increased from 29 inches to 31 inches. january, 2018, 40% of the u.s. had drought condition 2018 and december only 20%.

then we had the wet nter. as quick as we can get rid of them, they may come back and that's all due to climate change. we'll continue to watch that as we head tntoe summer. doug is back in a couple minutes to tell us when the rain moves out and when we'll need theumbrellas again. plus maryland raises the minimum age for buying tobacco produc. it's time for our morial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the n 3 queen sleep number special edition smart bed, only $1,799. only for a limit time.

if you're just joining us, storm team 4 is tracking rain for youry monda evening. doug said don't put aw the umbrella just yet. he's back with more chances for rain later this week. a news 4 consumer investigation is helping to make changes to keep your children safe at school. >> a new law is being enacted in virginia to protectts studen around motorized partitions. this comes after the tragic death of a fairfax county third grader. >> today wesley's parents stood behind virginia's governor as he

signedill named after their son. consumer reporter susan hogan was there and joins us now. susan, this is such anmportant story that you've been following for the past year. >> we sure wi. is saturday, may 18th, is actuallyoing to mark the one year since wesley w killed by that motorized partion at franconia elementary school. his parents tell us this new law is a bit of light in a tragic situation. friends, family as well as state and county officials packed into this room at the franconia volunteer fire station today pr the bill signing. many of wesley's little friends were wearing their green t-shirts with that #belikewesley. penguins were his favorite animal. we haven't met one person who didn't describe the 9-year-old as kind. his dad said the new law will allow wesley to continue to help others. >> i think it's a fitting tribute that someone who, although only 9, was trying to

do ys befriend others an things for others and thought about other people. >> nothing more difficult than losing ahild. for this family to stand up and say we're going to bring somewhat good we can from thist help other people, i just commend that. that's what this country and what our commonwealth is all bo a. >> i'm so happy for them, for a amy and josh that they can have this today. i wouldn't have done this if they didn't want to have it, de wesley's life me ba ns something and this wonn happen to aother child. >> so the new law called the wesley charles lipicky act takes effect july 1st. it prohibits a one from operating a motorized partition unless the wall has a safety censor installed. it also reques anyone who operates the walls to be trained every singlei year.

case youissed it, we sat down with his parents for an emotional interview. you watch it on the nbc washington app. just search wesley. >> that's a really stro family. something good can happen out of the tragedy. >> i know for josh to standn u iat room in front of everybody, it was so rd after meeting him and just knowing him a little bit. i know that was difficult, but he did it. he was strong. boy, i'll tell you, this family, they had a lot of support there today, includingus. we were rig there too. >> f you're been thererom the very beginning. >> i'm a m. have a child in fairfax county public schools. you've got tohi stand behind >> something close to home. >> you've got something else everys parent should ee. >> we din a mom, it's something that every parent really needs to hear. it is coming up tonight on news 4 at 5:00. this is about adhd. my kids, who are college students, of course, they oe thenes who told me about thisat

thanksgiving. they're, like, mom, people are taking kidsd adh medications left and right. they're buying it for $5, $10, $20 a bill. they're not prescribed it. it is so common they're not thinking twice. we're really kind of- putting - exposing this information.ou putting it there. it's a show that every parent needs to watch with their kits. opens up a dialogue of what can being called a crisis on college campuses. >> and the opioid crisis. s> they're saying this is the next opioid c and we are shedding at light on today on news 4 at 5:00. big story. >> good stuff. turning now to the weather, doug, you said don't put the brellas away. >> not yet. keep the jackets out. >> mercury going in the opposite direction? >> it sounds great, doesn't it? we saw some sun today after what was a cloudy weekend. saturday wasn't too bad.

mother's day hopefully h youe plans indoors. we saw about 2 inches of rain over the last the day buckets of rain continues to come down. right now the cloud cover is out there. current temperature only 58.r remember average high is 75. we are way below average. temperatures dropping through the lower 50s by around 10:00, 11:00. it's going to be a really chilly night. look at th numbers right now. 52 degrees in gaithersburg. 55 campus springs. a veryly chil afternoon for this time of year. take a look. here's the rain. we've seen so much of it. you know that. e've talked aboutl kinds of records. over 70 inches of rain since this time last year. more than 30 inches of rain above average. as we make our way through the next couple of months, looking dryer as we make our way to summer. i'll have my summer forecast. we'll talk more about this p coming u on thursday. looking down at the salt line.

we'll be live down about but i've got my winter forecast. altalking about the potenor hurricanes and how much moisture i'm expecting this year as well. we do have plenty of rain still coming through. side.f this on the light we do have heavier showers. now back to the west, we're watching another area of showers down to the south around luray and front royal. right in here, this is right around winchester, up towards martinsburg, some heavier lightning strike or two.w right nooming right through winchester. this is going to move right along 7 over towards loudoun county. a few more back towards the west as well. we're not quite out of the woods just yet as far as the rain is concerned. tonight temperatures veoight, yeah, how about waking up to temp temperatures like this? 45sb gaitherg. 42 in hagerstown. very cool there. we could even see a couple areas in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. a really chilly day.

really chilly start to the day during the day tomorrow. i think we will see a little sun possibly early, then more clouds. 71 on wednesday. thursday a high o temperatu 74 degrees. then we get back to average on friday and we do start to warm was we head s the weekend. get this. the weekend absolutely looking good. 79 on saturday. 83 coming up on sunday. heat en we get into so next week. we're talking about temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. we're going to see just how long that has lasted, but it has been on the cool side. may, believe it or not after the last two day, still way above average for temperatures and you we see the 10-day forecast, just soar again as we head towards next week. >> thank you, doug. what a commencement day for a family in louisiana. more than 50 years after leaving college to serve in the navy, a vietnam veteran earned his dip

d -- diploma this past weekend and he did it long side his grandson. >> robert hayes walked across the stage graduating at the aim time as hisra son. >> the family of course all smiles and he's got good ones. i love this story. this is an amazing story. you already have a bond with a grandparent and then it just continues from there. so cool. >> win, win, win. >ight. ll the way across the board. >> spanning generations. >> there you go. do you know what i love about that? my mother went to that college and that's her hometown. you know how to pronounce it? >> no. nakanish, louisiana. >> what's coming up, guys? >> you went to college?

did you hear about this? this district author was on metro and started shaming a metro employee on twittere becaushe employee was eating. >> it has just taken off all weekend long.s adam tusas more on that tweet that sparked outrage on social media. we'll get your gist of you whatt nk. a graduate from the university of maryland is now missing in hawaii. >> it's been five days since amanda eer was last seen and the search for her is getting frantic. >> you can just imagine. we're going to hear from her friends in this area.e a couf them have gone to hawaii to try to figure out what happened to her. plus actress felicity huffman's tearful plea in the college admissions fixing scheme. >> we're going to see what those ories and a lot more at the top of e hour. >>th

today governor larry hogan signed a law that will raise t legal age to buy tobacco in maryland from 18 to 21. >> news 4 darcy spencer explains critics are upset that one group is going to be exempted. >> teen vaping has been declared an epidemic by the food and drug administration. today maryland became the 13th state in the country to limit the sal of vaping products and tobacco. governor larry hoganigned a

bill into law aimed at reducing cancer and preventing young people from getting hooked on tobacco and vaping. right now you only have to be 18 to buy theseroducts. critics say that's too young. >> increasing the minimum age for purchasing tobacco products tolu 21 and ing vaping in the definition of tobacco products. >> the american cancer society which pushed for the legislation says if kids don't start vaping smoking in their teen years, they'll be less likely to do it when they're 21. the group also said it's disappointed that members of the military are exempted from the law. recent numbers released by the cdc show about 4.9 million middle and high schoo students were currently using some type of tobacco product in 2018. that's up from 3.6 million in 2017. the increase is driven by a surge in e-cigarette use. the new law won't take effect until octother. t gives sellers of these products time to adapt to the

change. in annapolis, darcy spencer, news 4. well, right now at 5:00 may 13th. it certainly doesn't feel like it, does it? >> not at all. symptom te storm team 4 tracking showers to go along with this london-like weather. >> exactly like you said, we're tracking that shower activity coming on through the area. we saw aot of rain over the past couple of days. 2 inches, more than 2 inches at the airport since friday and we still have some shower activity to go. take a look at this. showing you what's happening out there right now. showers coming through parts of prince george's county, anne arundel county, right in here through jefferson county. that's a heavier shower making its way off to the east of martinsburg right now. orre's shower activity in through prince ge's county, bowie, over towards landover. seeing that shower activity just south and east of martinsthrg.

more to south and west. not just the shower, it's the chilly numbers. 59 degrees in d.c. our average high temperature 75 degrees. we are nowhere near that. i'll show you do when we do start to climb coming up in about ten minutes. now to a bizarre twist to a deadly ambushed shooting in prince george's. >> police are searching for a motive killer in the attack. w a womanas gunned down while she left her office. this was last friday in greenbelt. >> this evening we learned she'i been mared to two men at the sa time. >>news 4 pat collins is back at that scene with the details of this today. pat. >> reporter: wendy, it was a brazen, bold, up close, broad daylight murder. a hit plain a simple. and to make things more complicated, we learned that the victim here was married to two men at the same time. one husband an actor.

the other husband a big-time drug dealer. >> this was in broad daylight in front of mulpl