breaking now, violence in the district. another shooting afr a weekend where more than 20 people were shot across d.c. of the most one dangerous roads in our area. now new technology could help slow down drivers on indian head highway. we'll show you how it works and when i could start impacting your commute. plus -- ♪ >> whoa. >> okay. what's happeninghere? watch. >> "america's got talent" returnings. we'll give you a sneak peek at he t the performances and

new judges joining the cast. >> it's a really good show.in tellg you. if you never watched it, highly recommend it. first this orning, a live look outside on this storm team 4 weather alert mormng. the cal before the storm. >> and we don't have long before the severe weather begins. it's heading our way just in time for the morning commute. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here tracking the forecast. >> then wtop's jack taylor will fill us in on whether it's impacting the roads. chuck, testimony us what -- tll what we can expect. >> first thing we'll have the chance for rain and thunderstorms. fortunately for us, the higher severe weather threat is north of the pennsylvania border. we at least have a small chance of some stronger storms.l the rea impact is that it's coming during the commute. it's the unusual timing of it all that's i think going to op catch pe offguard if you're not careful. pockets of heavy rain, thunder

and lightning already moving into the parts of northern shenandoah valley here. rain in the winchester area. this is going to be moving into martinsburg the next couple of minutes. there's thunderstorms there north of petersburg, west virginia. all quiet here from the washington area into the western subugs. once yo west of the blue ridge, that's where the rain is for now. we'll be tracking the stormch ce here over the next couple of hours. i think the highest chances for rain and thunder in the metro area will come between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning. then we get back to sunshine. it's going to get hot and humid here today.e we're in th 60s to around 70 now. dog-walking forecast, this is maverick. he's available for readoption, just the kindof dog to add t your family. 70% chance of storms. then turning sunny, hot, and humid. only isolated chances for rain later on. let's get through the commute first. for more on that we go to jack taylor. >> reporter: th mk you. goodorning. we'll start with the crash in maryland. on i-95 coming southbound as you

approach the icc.rt unately, we had what sounded like a tractor-trailer on the northbound lanes ending up on the southbound side. most of it is in the service adway. the beltway otherwise quiet. starting off well. inner loop, outer loop to maryland and virginia, lanes are open. with the rain from the west going east, thers a potentia for issues. and this is morning number one of blue and yellowine on metro. six stations closed south of reagan national airport. pretty much until thirst week or so of september. plan ahead. there's obviously plenty of options through metro. you'll find the ride share and at this point bussing and shuttle buses should be set up, e' well. w be dealing with it in the next half hour or so, get a feel for it when metro opens at 5:00 a.m. back to you.t. >> all righ thank you. some breaking new now. d.c. police are investigating a deadly shooting. this is video from the scene in the 2600 block of bernie place

in southeast. d.c. police y two men were shot. one has died. no arrests have been made. and that shooting is one -- on top of t 19 reported since friday night in the district. >> memorial day weekend was a violent one in d.c. you're looking at video from a shooting yesterday afternoon near the berry farm recreation center in northeast. four men and a boy were shot. all survived. now look at this map -- each of these markers represents a shooting over the weekend. one of the shootings claimed the life of somerset prep honor roll student 15-year-old maurice scott. no arrests have been made in his murder. new overnight, we've learned a d.c. man has died after being stabbed outside of his i home maryland. the st. mary's county sheriff's office says michael bathea was i involved a family dispute before he was stabbed. he died before he could be taken to the hospital. authorities are investigating. it does not appear anyone has been arrested. police in prince george's

county are lso looking for answers in a murder investigation. a man was found dead in this car along chauncey place in mt. rainier. you can see the car hate hit by several you -- car had been hit by several bullets. it's believed the shooting happened the next town over in chillham. other people were in thea cr at the time. police are questioning them to nd out what happene deep breath, everybody. today isfioing to be the rst time that thousands of metrorail riders will experience the summer shutdown. six stations on the blue and yellow lines are closed through september while crews work on major platform repairs. that's every station south of reagan national airport. you see it on the map. there will be other travel options for riders in addition to the free shuttle buses to move pasngers between the closed metro stions, there will v new ho slug lines along the 395 corridor at franconia/springeld, van dorn, and landmark mall this morning. in the aftnoons, you'll be able to pick up the slug lines

at 19th and f, 14th andmadison, and l'enfant plaza. we have all this in the nbcwa ington app. just search "metro shutdown." an update this morning on a deadly car c and fire we told you about yesterday morning. we've now learned michael gerson was the man who died after his kia sol crashed into a tree in damascus sunday night. police still haven't figured out what caused the car to runff laytonsvilleroad. investigators in montgomery county are also working to figure out who set a minivan on fire outside of a gaithersburg home. look at that. this is what's left of the vehicle after it was found burni along killgreg terrace yesterday morning. crews put out the flames, but they need help figuring out who sparked them in the first plac major changes are coming to one of the most dangerous roadways in the region. starting saturday, there will br threeing speed cameraslong indian head highway.

few weeks people have died on route 21 ise thatty will king county spoke -- tracee wilkins spoke to one of the activists marking change. >> a lot trek. any people have been lost along the way. we're doing the best that we can to chae behavior. >> starting saturday, those roving speed cameras will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. they will move from location to location along 210. the cameras are the first of their kind in the state and were made possible through legislation. it is 4:37 now.gi we our top stories withve se weather in ohio. as many as 80,000 people are without power after suspected tornadoes hit that state rn oveight. this is video of some of the damage in the dayton area. crews may need wait forylight true lly understand the extent of the damage there. no word yet on injuries. right now, president trump a is on his back to washington after a four-day visit to japan. just been wrahe wrapped up the p

he spoke with troops on memorial day. we'll have more coming up. the boston o bruins arene win closer to becoming t next stanley cup champions. they beatt the s. louis blues 4-2 in the first game ofthe nhl finals here on nbc 4. the bruins will have to win three more i the best of seven series to get the cup to boston. game two is certainly night. -- game two is tomorrow night. >> okay. tonight, "amera's got talent" returns to television. juthis season won't st be marked by the discovery of new talent. >> two new judges are joining the show. "dancing with the stars" alum julieanne hough, and they will decide who gets a chance atst ardom from singing to magic atdsometimes bizarre skills. i don't know wh this lady's doing. summer.see it all this the new season gets underway he at nbc 4 starting at 8:00

tonight. they replaced the female judges. not the male -- >> skills. >> talent. >> i think simon and howie had some money in this whole thing. >> ishat why they're always fair? >> around the whole time -- >> they got rid mel b. and heidi um. >> got rid of?t' thas strong. >> sorry. and statuned for songland" that looks good.eg john lendpi helg aspiring ngwriters transform their songs into hit. >> i love song shows. coming up, details on an incredible story of fiefl. a maryland native -- of survival. a maryland native missing in hawaii has been found. we're hearing from one of the rescuers. beaten from e back seat. the story behind this disturbing new video of a ride share driver nging attacked by a passeer.

police in new york are looki for a man caught on camera brutally beating his lyft driver. >> this happened iniddle of a drive. it's tough to watch. >> you [ bleep ] -- you [ bleep ] -- >> unbelievable.d this stars a normal fare madero.ardo you see the passenger's in the back seat. the man appears to be sick and seen lying on the back seat and moaning. he later took off his shirt. things elk a little when he demanded that madero go fast and weave through traffic. >> excuse me, ifman, you're i'll to be disrespectful pull over right now. whoa -- [ bleep ] you [ bleep]. [ bleep ] >> madero was not seriously injured but sayse's not sure if he'll ever drive lyft again. >> and you can't blame him after an attack like hat. that is scary.h >> hope tey figure out who this guy is. something's not right here. 4:42. chuck? >> all dry in the washington

area for now. but rai and embedded thunderstorms now moving through the mountains of west virginia. so do know that we're having a weather alert day today for some storminess here during the morning commute. chances for heat, humidity, and more storms over theext few days before we turn less humid and cooler for the weekend no less. the ten-day fecast coming up. in virginia, new baltimore, 29 northbound, vint hill road. police activity around a crash. northbound la north at vint hill. plan for this. unclear how quickly they can get themselves out of the area. just be aware.

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♪ back now at 4:46 with the solemn memorial day ceremony to honor the country's fallen heroes. vice present mike pence laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president traditionally does this, but he was inapan over the weekend. president trump and the first lady visited arlington national cemetery last week to pay their respects. new video shows president trump leaving japan after a four-day visit. he's now headed bac here to d.c. just before he left he gave a memorial day speech to service men and women at the naval base there. >> reporter: news4'sac potts joins us live now with a ap-up of the president's trip.ni good morng. >> reporter: good morning. you saw the president headed back. he also spoke with u.s. troops praising them for advancingdo freeand protecting the u.s. from dangerous weapons. weapons like north korea's

ssiles where he stirred up controversy by disagreeing with hiswn national security adviser on foreign soil. and with our ally, japan, on whether or not north korea is violating u.n. resolutions. u.n.ri secuty resolutions by bfiring those missiles,y testing them. the president said it may just be north kore leader kim ng-un trying to flex his nssiles or may.. e- or mayot be. he's catching hat from kim licans for siding with v presidential rial joe biden. some republicans, at least onet tweeng that that was just plain wrong. back to you. >> thanks. today we could get a big signal whether the high court ia re to revisit roe v. wade. the supreme court will announce whether it will review two laws in indiana that limit abortion. lower courts blocked both laws. several states have passed

restrictive abortion laws in recent weeks. conservative lawmakers in the states hopethe highest cour in the land will eventually take u. roe wade and overturn it. today the loudoun county school board is set to vote on anea agreement that could affec where your teen gets an education. they will consider the contract to send schools to the thomas jefferson school for technologys the school i consistently ranked one of the top in the nation.ou loudcounty schools pays fairfax county schools and tuitionagd udding up to $4 milln last year. they want to stop the agreement to save money and say the money could be invested in loudoun county programs instead. it's 4:48. an update to a story in de frecksburg. we reported on a couple of years ago. we've now rerned the fredericksburg city council has approved a committee to decide the fate of a slave auction

block. the committee formed this month. some resident want the block removed and putn a museum. the report mandates that a diverse group of people make a recommendation on sho and long-range priorities for the site. thill meet this week. another american climber has died on mt. everest. the61-year-old christopher johnt coolish is third american and at least the 13th person to die at the highest peak.os mt of the deaths are attributed to exhausk ion and l oxygen. the climbing season ends this month. today the maryland native who went missing in hawaii for weeks is expected to give her li first pub press conference. amanda eller wasound on friday. it had been 17 days since she fell down a cliff and fractured her leg. she's out of the hospital. last night her family held a barbecue for the hundreds of people who continued to search for her even after police called

off their efforts. one of the rescuers spoke about the moment they spotted her. >> everybody was making noise. everybody -- she's there. we were getting excited. the pilot was telling us to calm down, calm down. >> thank god for them. i mean, the fact that they continued to search for her. eller is originally from mechanicsville in st. mary's co unty. in addition to her injured leg, she also had severe sunburn and a skin infection. detectives credit her training as a physical therapist with t giving h skills that kept her alive. 17 days in wilderness. a lot of that, she said the mental toughness to get through those scary days. >> i can't imagine. crazy. chuck bell, we're sitting at 72 degrees. doing aou little cookinthere this morning. >> a little warm. resumed out there. you'll notice the change of air mass. yesterday, great day. what a wonderful memorial day. just the way we like. sunny and n85 o your memorial

day. the heat and humidity of summertime has been speaking back ito the area overnight. and they are coming along with a chance for storms first thing this morning. first thing this morning. see if i can check out my microphone here.he apparently tbattery has died on my microphone. >> borrow mine. we'll get you through thisi l get you a battery. we'll get all the stuff here. >> you keep talking. >> i'll keep talking. very good. we'll have t r chance forn and thunderstorms here early this morning. then we will have a chance for heat and humidity coming back later on in the afternoon. it's going a busy wather day. you'll need to keep a weather eye on the sky. we'll be doing that, as well. the weather alert. thunderstorms already in parts of the mountains of west virginia and already also making some eastbound progress here. thunder and lightning w in and around the winchester area. that'sheaded eastbound. so our friends and neighbors there in warren county, northern parts of loudoun county, toward

islles airport here, th is coming your way the next couple of minutes. keep that in mind. leme walk youhrough future weather then. i think the highest likelihood for some rain and some eedded thunderstorms right in and around the immediate washington metro area comes between 7:00 and 10:00. here'sture weather, then. 7:30 thunderstorms from frederick to leesburg, out toward front royal. then between about 8:00 and:00 a.m., the cluster of thunderstorms comes here into the city. it's going to -- could really snarl the second half ofe morning commute in and around town here on the i-95 corridor. that rain chance it should be all done before noontime. we break out into sunshine, and it will get hot around here today. most areas in the 90s.ou i cn't rule out an isolated shower or thunderstorm later in the day, but most of our rain chances here is between now and 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. there's your ten-day forecast. another chance of more afternoon thunderstorms tomorrowd again a small chance on thursday. probably going to be in the 90s in the next few days. turning less humid on friday.

am i optimistic about the weekend. a chance of showerster in the day on sunday. temperatures close to average for most of next week. i think mr. gilchrist fixed my microphone. over to mr. jack taylor. thank you and good morning. we'll start on 29. northbound near vint hill ro. you see the authorities on scene. police have closed the northbound lanes of 29. inn't know unfortunately how long this is go to be there. please be aware for now. 29 north at vint hill. the crash blocking the northbound latinas. now on 395, going northbound, the main line, you are fine. in the hov lane, district sights of the 14th eet bridge, crash, not a lot of traffic moving hopefully. that's just to remove vehicles from the roadway quickly want again, main line 395 fine. hov lanes, 14th street bridge, the crash. in maryland, 95 southbound, we had a look earlier at the crash. it was approaching the icc ft dsing a delay along the side of the roadway. we earlier had a camera shot

looking at the northbound side that could be related to the crash. nbound is off in the service roadway and not causing a n.g slowdow single file two to the right getting by 95 south approaching the icc. back to you. >> thank you. 4:4. as you can see, melissa's not here, but she stayed in town for memorial day and served as the master of ceremonies -- mistrese of cenies really for a parade in her hometown of rockville. yesterday was the 75th anniversary of memorial day parade there.ma hing bands, majorette the, the atkiddos, flos, they covered the streets there. more than 20,000 people there to markthe occasion along with them. >> great day for it.a >> yeh. university of virginia fans care celebrg the school's second nationalhampionship in less than two months. >> the men's basketball team won march dness. remember that? now the men's lacrosse team is bringing home a trophy of its own. they beat yale yesterday 13-9. this marks the cavaliers' sixth nnational championship i men's

lacrosse. congratulations to the cavaliers. if you missed it over the ke weend, maryland won the women's lacrosse championship, yay, ladies. >> atcongratulions. >> yes. big for local schools. now to the latest in in cities yber twag across the country. hackers essentially holding city omputers hostage, sending i entire citiesnto chaos. to be largest city so far hit is baltimore. now we'rein learnthe software that's behind it was developed by nasa.r ather -- developed by the nsa. tom costello from nbc has more. > reporter: this morning, new details on what's behind a series of cyber attacks crippling cities across the u.s. >> everything -- >> reporter: including baltimore hit by a ran someware attack three weeks ago leaving computers froeds frozen, lookin

websites and ymts. >> frustrating. >> reporter: a key component of the malware used by the cyber riminals was originally developed at the national security agency. that according to security experts briefed on the case. the "times" reports thensa lost control of the tool known as eternal blue in 2017 when an unidentified group calling itself the shadow brokers leaked it on line. the "times" says eternal blues y picked up b state-sponsored hackers in north korea and china. and in russia. the same hackers who targeted the presidential election in01 26 have reportedly used a cyber weapon to compromise hotel wye fee networks. nbc news has not verified the "times" reporting. the nsa and fbi declined to comment to the "times" and to nbc news. in the baltimore attack, the hackers demanded a payment in bitcoins worth about $100,000 for the code to unlock the system. a top baltimore official says the city will not pay the ran nsome. >> whe you talk to technology

neople and people who pay ran volumes, they ca leave something -- ransoms, they can leave something and come back again. >> reporter: according to vernments 25 local have been victimized this year. a similar attack targeted atlanta last year and cost the city millions to recover. and greenville, north carolina, hit just last month. >>om that was t costello >>reporting. > we are staying on top of breaking news. there's been another shooting following a violent weekend in the district. more than 20 peopleave been shot this memorial day weekend. we're livwith the ver

breaking overnight, there has been anotherhootingn the district following a violent weekend. d. police are investigating several shootings that injured more than 29 people since friday.al commuter t. many of you head back to work and school for the first time stations o closed six for the summer. what you need to know to get around. overnight, severe weather drikes the heartland. we look at theage as people are dealing with what's left following a possible tornado.