asi live look out on a monday. sunrise a little over an hour away. you'linotice a refreng change when you step outside -- or chill -- >> i grabbed my jacket. full stop. >> it's that kind of morning. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. working 4 for you. >> i'm eun yang. all the news you need is coming up. melissa mollet has the commute with first 4 traffic, but we want to storm with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell to look t our weather for today. the storms aredone, we're all calm now? >> gone. we are done -- >> excellent. >> the next little chance for some rain and thunder orms doesn't roll in until late in the day on wednesday. we have all day today and all day tomorrow to clean up. a lot of leaves down, shredded a bit b thehailstones. now skies are clearing out.

a far different feel than it's been the last coupl of days. 49 inmarinersburg. -- martinsburg. 41 in district heights. the forecast, it's going to be beautiful outside. people who like to complain about something, the only thing you can complain about today, it will be breezy at times.nd northwest up over 20 miles per hour for much of the afternoon. 73 degrees f the high today. that is hard to do here in the month of june. by this time tomorrow morning, this is the forecast for tomorrow morning now. look at all the 40s down on the -- in the shenandoah valley. even the western suburbs are likely to be down in the 40s early tomorrow morning. 50s downtown. a little closer to 60 by the bay. the ten-day forecast and that includes the weekendoming up. >> all right. thank you. greenbelt here, again, outer loop before bw parkway. two left lanes are getting by the work zone. not seng impact so that's good. the ramps to bw parkway

temporarily blocked by the roadwork, as well. as we zoom out, 66 and 95, no issues into town or out of town this morning. verything there is actually looking quite good. no big complains as i mentioned. when we look at prince george's county, the map will kind of pull up for us here this morning. you can see over here as we zoom in a little, everything is looking good into town and o of town. talking about indian head highw highway, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, no major issues. guys? >> thank you. this morning when you go to ur car, you may notice hail damag following last ght's severe weather that moved throughre the on. you can see hail falling here in silver spring in the back yard. some of it landed on the de and in the pool there. powerfulll wind actua uprooted trees in other parts of the region. tree fell on to a home under construction and caused extensive damage. downed trees and power lines caused problems for people in

and around the area. a lightnin strike from that same weather system h one person and injured four others in prince william county.io the natnal weather service says the incident happened at a picnic pavillion at the state park south ofla woodbridge st night. the person struck has serious injuries. the oers were hurt by debris. the victims were taking shelter from the storm when that lightning hit. > arrests after someone sapphired shots at a -- someone fired shots at a tow truck in langley park at jasmine terrace and riggs road. the driver was trying to tow a car when it happened. no one was injured. police in howard county are on the hunt for a murder suspect. rain dellinger shot and killed jacob mower in ellicott city on saturday night. investigators sayellinger shot the victim while he was sitting in his car on montgomery road. they're still trying to figure out what led to the shooting but say drugs were involved.

it's now4:33. a look at the other top stories -- the man police say carried out friday's mass shooting at a virginia beach government office quits his job just hours before the shooting. 40-year-old dewayne craddock e-mailed a resignation letter that morning. later that day, he shot and killed 12 people during as oting rampage that lasted 36 minutes. he was eventually shot and killed by police. u coming we'll have more on the victims and how the shooting has reignited the gun-control debate. a local family isng searchi for answers after their loved ones were found dead on ti vaca. prince george's county couple cynthia day and samuel holmes were found dead in their hotel room in the dominican republic thursday. megan mcgrath will have a live up.te comi president trump and the first lady have landed in the u.k. under heavy security. this is both a ceremonial and official visit for the president. it's also excted to be a controversial one.

protests are planned, andhe infamous by trump balloon is expected to fly again. some metro riders will hopefully find relief today with chnges to the huntington-pentagon express hupele. durin hours buses will depart from both sides of the huntington station and head directly for the pentagon station. before oday, one bus would circle huntington which led to overcrowding and long wait times. 4:35. a huge sendoff party at dulles international for one of americs oldest world war ii army veterans. >> sidney walton is 100 years old. he's on a mission to visit all s 50 statnd meet as many people as possible. yesterday mr. walton headed to normandy, france, t for 75th anniversary of d-day. he and his son paul are flying first class courtesy of united. >> oh, my gosh. i not he's going stronger than --o think he's gg stronger than i am. it's amazing. every morning that he wakes up

is a blessing. to see him at 100, a little over 100 years old now, it's just amazing. >> walton served in india during world war ii. he's already visited31 of the 50 state he sure deserves to get his wish granted and visit all the 50 states and meet as many people as possible. >> happytrails. 4:36. coming up, defective plane s. the problem boeing says it found while inspecting hundreds of planes.d a caught on camera -- a cruise ship crashing into port. this is video taken on land. we'll show you what it looked ke from a passenger's point of view. 4:36. stay w

welcome back. we're learning that hundreds of boeing jets may have parts that are not safe. the federal aviation administration said yesterday

that following a jotint investi with boeing, more than 300 boeing 737 jets including the max may have faulty wing parts, and thoses part could be susceptible toem prature failure. the faa plans to order airlines to remove and replace the parts. the boeing 737 max has been involved in majorea ddly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. caught on camera. the terrifying moment a cruise boatslammed into a tourist and docked in -- in venice, italy. [ horn ]hi >> t happened in venice, italy, yesterday. the horn blared there warning people to get away from the dock. four women werenjured on the dock while running to safety. the swiss-owned cruise ship says there was a mecobnical prm. italy's foreign minister says cruise ships should not be allowed through the narrow channel.

all right. time for your dog-walking forecast. after a couplefeight-mile walks, this was snoozing lou yesterday afternoon. nothing better than a tireddog, right? if you need to add a dog to your family, go to humane rescue alliance. they have tons of puppies available. it will be a perfect time to spend extra time outside getting miles in. the ten-day forecast coming up in a blink. and taking a look at the roads here right now, outer loop before bw parkway, have two left lanes getting by the work zone.s al also ramps are shut down.

welcome back at 4:43.g, this mornin we're learning more about the victims of friday's mass shooting at a virginia beach government building. christopher wrath was the former ector of public works. >> he'd been working in virginia beach for just 11 months. friends are remembering him for his love of baipes. >> walking in wearing his work clothes, changed in the bathroom, ready to start blowing pipes and beating drums. >> ari memo service will take place wednesday at the government center. 11 other people died when a former employee went on shooting rampage inside the building. the gunman seeps to have puhased his guns legally few years ago. the shooting has jig noted the gun control -- ignited the

gun-control deete. >> traciotts with more on how lawmakers and presidential candidates are weighing in on this. good morning. reporter: and the white house, too. good morning, guys.au so becse he purchased those guns tilegally, qus are being raised here about whether more laws would have made an impact at all. but because we have seen more innocent victims killed, we are started to see lawmakers talk about things like universal background checks. the white house pushing back saying after the las vegas shooting they bannedump stocks, but more laws here are not the answer. then there are the presidential candidates weighing in. we saw t tat over weekend with senator cory booker who wants an interview and a safety course required to buy a gun. or bernie sanders, saying it's al about limiting the influence of the nra. another mass shooting in america, another big deba over gun control. congress comes back to work this week. >> all right. tracie potts on the hill. thank you. new this morning, the u.s. secret service says it arrested someone last night near the

white house. in a statement, officials say the person stopped the car at17 street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just leftit there. officials say the driver then refused commands from officers. the secret service says the car was later declared safe. president trump was not in the white house during the time of this arrest. new this morning, t president and the first lady are in england. before they left, the president made an unannounced stop at mclean bible church in vienna. the white house says president wanted to visit with the pastor and pray for the victims of the virginia beach shoot g. thismorning it's still a mystery aso what caused a two-vehicle moped crash in fairfax. the moped driver lost control yesterday morning near the intersection of reit and eaton place. the driv is in critical condition. officers had to close down the northbound lanes of chain bridge road and westbound lanes of eaton place for hours. police aren't sure who was at fault. no other injuries were reported. a louisiana catholic church

principal hasig resed after being arrested for public intoxication while on a school field trip in d.c. w he arrested thursday at archibald gentlemen's club in a northwestfter police received a report of a drunk man who didn't want to pay his bill. the incident happened while students on that trip were in their hotel rooms for the night with other chaperones. happening today, two people were arrested in connection to a missing mother from connecticut will be in court today. 50-year-old jennifer dulas has not been seen since may 24th. her estranged husband and his girlfriend were arrested saturday night. they'reharged with tampering with evidence and hindering the prosecupeon. both suss are being held on a $500,000 bond. alday, the man who pleaded guilty toh trowing a 5-year-old boy over a third-floorlcony at the mall of america in minnesota will be sentenced. the -y24r-old pleaded guilty to one count of attempted

first-degree murder. under the agreement, he will be sentenced to 19 years in prison. investigators say anda picked up the boy at random back on april 12th. he three him over the railing and ran before he was arrested. the 5-year-old boy survived. it's 4:47. it was a beautiful weend to be outdoors, wasn't it? was.eah, it in prince william county, officials cut the ribbon on the new creek boardwalk. that boardwalk access is located at rippon landing -- what is it? rippon? >> i'm not sure. >> i can't remember. >> i get confused because of adam rippon, the olympic figure skater. >> if you live down there, you know what they call it. the new elevated walkthrough allows people to see the wetlands and the animals that call it home. >> it's a three quarter of a mile destination that spans from rippon historic sites to the julie metts wetlands and takes visitors on a meandering journey through a one-of-a-kind

ecosystem here in prince william county. >> aha. >> i shouldn't have doubted myself. rippon landing. it costs $4 million. >> whoa. >> i got niabsco right. >> you did. >> i think i did. >how about patuxent? >> i was on the patuxent river this weekend. >> look at you. >> beautiful down there. >> what ato great weekend e outside. >> it was really nice. outside of the storms late yesterday, was a pretty nice weekend to be outside. >> the rest o the weekend was spectacular. >> ds and i were up early on the mall doing our miles over the weekend. hello to cindyndnd paul a everybody else who was like, oh, my gosh, it's chuck. i recognized your dogs. did.f course you they get on the news once a we ek. people recognize them before they recognize me. that's allight. had a great time out there. so many fun 5ks and walks taking place on the mall this time of year. now, your monday morning -- wow. you probably to go to bed with the windows closed because of the storms.

open them up for the next two it's going to be nice. 51 in gaithersburg. 53 in fauquier county. 60 in fredericksburg. 61 in town. 50 in winchester. so it's a comfortably cool start this morning. your planner then f today, your commute, no weather worries today. it will be brey during the middle of the afternoon. those northwest winds, 15 to 20 miles per hour. look at that. temperatures this aveernoon hong about ten degrees cooler than average. and bone dry, too. humidity levels way lowr today and for tomorrow. the warmer air and the humidity do come back for wednesday and thursdayith some rain chances, hit and miss, but not too bad. tomorrow morning, it's all about the chill.i national aort, likely to be down in the low to mid 50s. keeping in mind we've not been below 60 degrees between june 15th and september 1st, that 2.5-month stretch, not been eg below 60 des in almost 30 years in that stretch. these sub-60-degree mornings in

town are about to become an extreme rarity. tomorrmrk tomorrow, cool after the 70s. then the thunderstorms off the coastline and away from us. sunshine start to finish for your day today. clear and chilly by early tomorrow morning. then mostly sunny for much of the day. there will beigh clouds rolling in later on in the day. nothing to worry about. wednesday, i'm not too worried about the chanceor showers wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon and evening, that's a much higher chance there. probably 40% and climbing. rain likely wednesday night into very early thursday. i think most of thursday afternoon willbe fairly sunny around here. maybe a few showers out inhe mountains. what about that ten-day forecast then? check the numbers out. 73 today. 76 tomorrow. back into the 80s for wednesday, thursday, d friday, with hit-and-miss rain chances. the weekend unsettled but not terribly hot. total n't look like a washout either day. let's go over to first 4

traffic. good morning, melissa. good morning. greenbelt, our loop before boi b.w. parkway, ramps were blocked because of roadwork. that's cleared. the beltway is looking quite lood. no issue inner or outer loop of the beltway. zooming out just a little bit, hyattsville southbound bw parkway there at 50, do have the right lane blocked by the work zone. looking at 66 an 5, inbound, outbound, no worries. 270 also looking good northbound and southbound. and no problems here through prince george's county into town or out of town. everything is moving quite nicely. eun? >>hank you. today be sure to slow down dir speed cameras on the troubled in head highway in prince george's county. three roving speed cameras were turned on over the weekend. the stepped up measures come in response to deadly crashes. reverend dr. robert screen helps ople through their hardest times on indian head highway.

>> this is the most dangerousor area f traffic fatalities in the state of maryland. >> 60 people have been killed in crashes on indian head highway over the past decade. the cameras will be moved along route210 and operate 24 hours a day. also today, stay out of the s onnlated bus-o red la some busy streets in the district. d.c. is testing bus-only lanes along stretches of h and i duringndhe morning a evening commute. the lanes are painted bright red. you can see it right there. d.c. mayor muriel bowser inted some of the lanes herself. >> our hope in doing this pilot is that we find a w to make buses, particularly in this corridor, move more quickly and attract more riders. >> you'll be ticketed $200 or towed if you drive or park in one of the bus lanes. the pilot program runs through september, but we expect more bus-only lanes in the coming months.>>

> the reigning champs steal game two in toronto after a poor showing in game one. the warriors came back to beat the raptors last flight 109-104. they managed to warship without prince george's county native kevin durant. he's been out with a calf stron, but nba sces say he could return as early as game three in oakland. going to make a dierence, too. other than drake, an ambassador bically for the raptors. another special guest in the arena. former president barack obama received a standing ovation when he was aflounced at the game. the gnats squared off with the reds in the finale of their three-became weekend. it was a good one. the nats three-time cy young r award winne max scherzer tossed it and t ended oneree strikeouts. the record doesn't reflect how awesome he is. that helped them earn the serie victory, 4-1. only scwirzer's third n of the season. he deserves more.

he's one of the best. before the rain arrived yesterday, hundreds of kids witt disabils had the chance to spend the day outside and get in a workout. >> this was part of an annual sports festival put on by the group keen that stands for kids enjoy exercise now. the event took place in potomac. the goal is to makehildren ith disabilities feel included and to allow them to ave some fun. each athlete was paired up with a volunteer buddy for the day. >> a who the lot of fun. >> -- a whole lot of fun. father's day is ju around the corner. some people say it's like a made-up holiday. >> but not mother's day. no, that's a real thing. >> americans -- >> like all other holidays -- > listen, americans will spend more than everh celebrating teir dads. see? how about that? >> you don't believe it. >> according to the national retail federation -- >> father's day spending is expected to reach a record high -- >> see. >> it's predicted that shoppers will spend an average of $13 on

dad -- i might have made that up. average of $138, the research says compared to $91 a decade ago. among the most popular gifts this year -- special outings, clothing, gift cards, electronics, and sportinds goo. >> you know what, it's really hard to shop for dads because need. y whatever th >> along the way. yeah. to find the perfect gift, 39% of consumers will head to t departmetores. 34% plan to shop on line. is father's day, by the way, june 16th. >> if you care. right? eh? >> i care. i love my dad. >> good. >> now ton unwelcome sight for some beach-goers in north carolina. >> an alligator was spotted walking through the ocean. this is really an unusual sight. this was north psail beach saturday. visitors watched as the alligator lounged in the sand and surf.

finding alligators on the be h israre but not unheard of. alligators tend to prefer fresh water over salted water. >> is there an excited version of an alligator? >> no. >> is thatretty much -- >> until it sees lunch. >> yeah. >> and then all the sudden he's moving fast. >> if a shark had rolled in at the same time, that would have been epic. >> that's a nat geo episoda reminder, keep your distance if you come across an alligator. do we have to remind peoe of that? >> some people you got to this might be scarier. lasteek an 11-foot alligator broke into this house near tampa. >> it's inside the house! apparently it busted through some low windows to get into the kitchen. they can break through windows? police were able to remove the h gator with thelp of a trapper. no one inside the house was hurt. i wld not survive this. can you imagine if you're going to the kitchen to get a glass ot war, midday snack, and this is what you find?

>> heart attack, you're done. all right. >> and nev live there again. sell the house, move away. still aad, feel happier in 21 days. >> how a local woman is inspiring others to do the same. a heads-up before you head out. the shuttle service put in place to help commuters during metro's summer shutdown i announcing somwschanges. "ne4 today" will beack. bno

on "news4 today," hail, rain, wind, and lightning. a round of severe weather pummels the d.c. region. we're looking at the mess left behind. just days into metrorail's summer shutdown, today changes are being made to the shuttle service set up to help impacted commuter. what to know before you head to work. and feel happier and more full nilled in just 21 days. how a local woman pulled it off, and it's inspiring others to do the same. it's a sound many of you heard, rail pounding on rdeftops and lks across the region. the same system brought rain, lightning, and strong wind, too. it is 5:00 a.m. now. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. that weather turned downrht dangerous for some of us. one perso is