beingmade to help shuttle service for local commuters. what you eed to knowfore you head to work. feel happiere and mo full nilled in 21 days. how a local woman pulled it off and is encouraging others to do the same. it's a sound that many of you may have heard this weekend or a sight you saw -- hail. plenty of it pounding rooftops d sidewalks, even back yards here all over the region. the same torm system brought rain, lightning, and stronwi s. >> it was bananas. it was coming down hard. >> i missed the hail, but i got the wind and the rain. >> we saw hail at my house. >> good morning, everyone, it's 6:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. theil turned dangerous for some. one person was hit by a bolt of ightning in prince willi county. another four people were hit by debris in the same area. also melissa mollet has the first 4 traffic this morning.

let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we need the severe weather to have psed together. >> no problem at all. it's going to be a beautiful day outside today and tomorrow, too. two days back to back, not only is it not going to be hot, it's not going to be humid, and temperatures are not even going to be up to average. we'll get a couple of cool, sunny days here. cool sunshine i the summertime here as you know. a rare commodity. live picture this morning, the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts by the potomac. beautiful morning there. so all you folks that are going out early for your jog or yourb ride or dog walking, boy, is it nice. no more storms for today. refresh will be borderline by june standards. it's going to be chilly tomorrow morning. we're in the low 50s in the suburbs this morning. even national airport now down below 60 degrees. tomorrow morning, most areas, another fve or seven degrees cooler than this. so even cooler tomorrow. the final couple of weeks of school are ere. today, perfect weather for

outdoor playtime after those classes are done. melissa coming up in a few, we'll look at the weekend outlook. >> thank you. right now, chopper 4 over aspen hill. southbound georgia avenue at be pre, a report of a crash. that's cleared. chopper 4 showing you georgia northbound and southbound there at belpre, rolling along nicely. outer loop, outer loop, noms problright now.sp ringfield, southbound 395 near the beltway, have the crash on the right side, inund 395, a little slow as you're headed into d.c. it should be before the 14th e. street brid the right lane blocked by a new disabled vehicle. as we zoom out, you can see 66, slow as you approach manassas and 95 northbound approaching oodbridge going about 30 miles per hour. eun? >> thank you. 6:02. metro isid aiming to give rs an easier commute today. >> changes are happening to the huntington-pengon express shuttle. justin finch is live with details on these changes.

justin? >> reporter: so far, seeing buses come and go at a pretty good clip. here at the huntington south station. we can tell you this -- beginning today, express buses o ll leave from this station the pentagon, but those buses will now serve both the north and the south sides. as you b can seehind us here, not seeing many long lines, not many people waiting so far this morning here. but let's show you what metro is working to avoid. what we saw last week which was week one, major service overhaul as tey repair the stations here south of reagan national airport. long lines here at huntington last week. p something mostple did not want to see, a lot of frustration and confusion there. we also have this video that we founon line, on twitter from metro riders. one of them showed us this -- long lines during the evening commute from huntington, what

she described as slow-moving lines, people missing buses, confusion, and a lot of headache there, as well. let's show you what the goal now is of this new express program here. hey want to have this rollout during peak travel times like the morning commute. they're hoping to reduce your traffic times as well as your wait time forriders. they want to decrease crowding using this, as well. at the same time, increase the customer experience. as we are again looking up this morning, not seeing many people waiting. seeing buses come and go. these are good signs so far that this might be working here. if you hav a question. yellow vestsple in to help you. the north and south sides being served by the shuttle buses. no more full buses when your bus pulls up. live in alexandria, news4, back

to you. >> all right. ank you. turning to a community in morning. people in virginia beach will return to work for the first time since fr's mass shooting at a government office. 12 people were killed. now we're learning more about the shooter, 40-year-old dewayne craddock. police say he e-mailed a resignatioletter hours before the shooting. around 4:00 p.m. police say he went into the office armed with two pistols. for 36 minutes he carried out a shooting rampage before h was shot and killed by police. christi dewar survived. she says a male co-worker told her to hide inside an office and barricade the door. >> it was not too long after thatoewayne tried t come in, and he fired four shots. i looked up, and two of the shots had almost come through the cabinet. >> police say there was no indication craddock targeted ifically.

flags will fly at half staff in virginia all week to honor the victims. stay with us for continuing coverage and how the shooting is renewing calls for stricter gun laws. 6:06. the family of a local coupnd fouead in the dominican republic hopes to find out when their bodies will be brought bachome. >> cynthia day and nathaniel holmes are from prince george's county. ey were staying at a resort in playa romana when they were found dead last thursday. family told us the autopsies have been completed, but dominican authorities are still not saying how they died. the familyan wts answers. >> it just hurts. >> t couple was engaged. the bodies were found the day they were set to fly back home. and new details from the

hiker in hawaii who spent more than two weeks last in the woods. anda eller is apologizing and admitting she waspoirresnsible. in a video statement, eller says she should have taken her cell phone and water on her hike in the maui jungle. she was lost for 17 days. the yoga teacher says she fell into a ravine between waterfalls and became stuck. >> that day i never intended to go on any kind of spiritual journey, spiritual xperience. it was definitely just a hike through the woods. i am in awe and gratitude for all of the love and support that i have received. >> eller suffered a fractured leg, severe sun burn, and a engii engine infection. today we're hoping to learno more at a house fire that left 11 people without a place to stay. this happened last night on everyone made it out safely. the red cross is now helping the people impacted. this morning, investigators are still trying to figure out hat caused a fire inside a lanham home. this happened on saturday

morning on75th avenue. a mother and her two children were asleep inside when the fire started. all three were able to escape unharmed. this morning, one of president trump's top aides is defend controversial request made while the president was in japan last week. the white house ordered the u.s. navy to keep the ship the "u john f. mccain" hidden while he was there. yesterday the acting chief of staff, mick mulvane told "meet the press" moderator chuck todd it was, quote, not unreasonable to have the ship blocked from view. >> the fact thatome 23 or 24-year-old person of the advance team went to that site and said, my goodness, there's the "john mccain," we all know how the president feels about the former senator, can somebody lo into moving it -- that's not an unreasonably thing to ask -- >> seriously? >> it's not. t >> acting defense secretary now considering sending out guidance to the military to avoid problems like this in the

futur now to the presidential campaign trail where some are questioning the safety of the candidates. >> at a campaign forum in fo caliia, a man rushed on to the stage during a panel discussion with democratic senator kamala harris. the ma snatchede microphone right out of her ehands, you se that here. he was restrained eventually and dragged off the stage by harris' husband and other men. while it is not uncommon for protesters tonterrupt presidential camign events, it is rare for them to come this close to the candidate. >> it's an aggressive campaign season. there well individuals who may be upset -- there are individuals who may be upset t with candidaes and may act out upon those concerns through some type of an aggressive act. >> it's too early in the campaign season for candidates to have sect service prote iion. securityleft up to the candidate and the event organizers. president trump and the first lady landed in the u.k.

ago. a couple of hours >> this trip is expected to be both ceremonial and official. ay gray is live outside of buckingham palace with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump on the ground and already lashing out here in london. upon arrival and before even stepping off of air force one, he delivered a message on twitter to london's mayor. someone who's been an outspoken critic of e president, says he doesn't this royal state visit and has called him in the past a 20th century fascist. the president fring back, calling khan, quote, nasty, and a stone-colser. again, that's before ever leaving air force on he will get the state visit here despite the protests from the mayor and others. and he will be greeted by a military salute.e there will b an afternoon tea with prince charles and camilla,

and then a massive state dinner here at buckingham palace this evening. outside the gates, though, here we expect to see hundreds of thousands of protesteover the next couple of days with a very different message, a very different greeting for president trump. a lot of people frustrated that he is here and will be spending the next few days here. oday is pageantry, tomorrow is work, including a bilateral meeting with outgoing prime minister theresa may. that's the latestght now. back to you. >> all right. jay gray. we know you'll be watching it for us from london. thank you. sll ahead, an nba legends surprises a high school graduating class. plus, starting a family can be stressful --spially for couples paying for visits to fertility doctors. why some employers now shelling out the cash to help pay for treatments. 6:11. chuck? >> it's monday morning, time to start thinkingbout the weekend. saturday and sunday, not 90 either day. there's a chance for a little rain both satsuday and day. no major washouts.

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[ cheers ] you htr all tha cheering? how is that for a graduation surprise? retired miami heat nba legends yane wade gave the commencement address at marjorie stoneman douglas high school yesterday. his connection to the school is rooted in tragedy. one of the victims of the massacre was a huge fan and was buried in wade's jersey. during his speech, wade talked about his visits with students shortly after the tragedy. he spent hours at the school giving an impromptu pep talk in

the cafeteria. it wasn't just showing up. he developed a relationship with that family. and many people from the school. nice to go back and give the address. >> appropriate to see him there. he> some of the biggest companies in tountry are offering benefits that build a family-friendly work environment. >> it companies are offering fertility benefits to employees, paying out of pocket forf ou sas of dollars. that's why the company carrot is urging more companies to help their employees cover the costs. the founder says the nefits can really make a difference with prospective employees. >> more than 70% of both men and women say that they would consider switching jobs in order to access the fertility benefit. >> opcarrot h even more companies will join in giving a new meaningo a family-friendly workplace. the cbd trend may be heading into newterritory. ben & jerry's wants to bring

cbd-infused ice cream to grocery aisles near you but only if it's legalized on a federal level. currently the fda bans adding it to food and drink. st week the department held the first public hearing as a step to possibly legalize those products. cision isn't expected for some time. this morning people in parts of the country are dealing with major flooding. >> thisomes after severe weather brought heavy rain, strong winds, and tornadoes. in parts of iowa, a barrier holding back the mierissippi riv failed, flooding downtown burlington. once the barrier broke, water flooded the streets in about 20. minute some business owners hired people to pump out ne ly four feet of water from the basement. the city's in the process ofui blding a new flood wall. in missouri, two levees broke along the river in jackson county. f thatoded nearby homes and businesses. right now, 24t lavasy remains

closed. some people had to be rescued by boat. no injuries have been reported. in arkansas, floodwaters tore a 40-foot hole in a levee near the arkansas river. the rising water is threatening some 800 homes in the area.cr >> zy. >> it's not a short-lived problem. this has been going on a long time. the mississippi river there at s st. louis h been above flood stage 80 days in a row. seconds highest level in 2 -- second highest level in 200 years of keeping records, second only to the flo of 1993. crazy. that's a long-term event. not just the mississippi, the arkansas, the missouri river. outside those are way of their banks. all part of our changing limate, unfortunately. they have you have to start figuring out how you can cope with these things. a new flood wall helps, but yikes. every time these happen more and more frequently, it's bad news for erybody. right now, 59 cool and comfortable degrees here in washington. north winds are light for now. it will be a breezy afternoon

today. northwest winds up around 15 to 20 miles per hour. the winds will settle down tonight. with the clear sky and light wind, it will be real cool, bordering on chilly tomorrow. scattered 40s now in the shenandoah val y. most of tburbs in the date-year, though, in the mid to upper 50s here this morning. your gardening forecast then for today, what a perfect day to get a little yard work done. unfortunately, a lot of folks will have to clean up the branches and trees that came la down in yaepesterday's stormy weather. the numbers, temperatures staying in the low 70s. about ten degrees cooler an average. if you already put fertilizer down on your lawn, don't refertilize in the summer. wait until ptember. all that fertilizer, if it runs off it ends up in the cheap. that ends upaing algae bloom problems. all right. tomorrow morning, everyone's going to be about five to seven or eig degrees cooler cooler tomorrow than today. these are the forecasts for tomorrow. mid 50s around town. look at all the 40s out in the

shenandoah valley and rural areas. a nice, cool start tomorrow. 76 tomorrow afternoon with sunshine and a light winds. no chances for rain. high pressure from canada has moved in. it will keep us cooler than average and bone-dry air. humidity is way down for th next couple of days. overnight, it will be clear. a chilly start tomorrow. dry weather morrow, as well. the next chance of rain, i'm not too worried about wednesday morning. i think that wednesday afternoon and evening, a likelihood of showers coming back into the picture, maybe a rumple of thunder but not a big severe weather threat. there's the five-day forecast for the week ahead. 73 today. 76 tomorrow. back into the low to mid 80s wednesday, thursday, and friay with some hit-and-miss rain chances. the most likely time will be thursday.esday, early and another afternoon shower possible on friday. i'll show you the ten-day forecast in the next half hour. for now, let's hear something good for melissa traffic. >> here's something good -- the mormon temple looks beautiful this morning.

top of the beltway, chopper showing outer loop and inner loop, and no complaints right now. that is great. the rest of the beltway looking quite good, as well. othing really in your way at this point. westbound , brand-new problem in frederick near east patrick. a crash 270 southbound after frederick is a bit slow. southbound 395, near the beltway, had a crash on the right side there in springfield. that has cleared out of they. that's good news. travel times here in virginia, 66 inbound, 95 northbound, not bad. inbound on 66, 42 miles per hour at this point. 270 southbound, 56 miles per hour from germantown to the spur. tap of the beltway, 33 miles per hour. remembero listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car today. >> thank you. 6:20. are you eling unhappy or unfulfilled? you're not alone. >> coming up, the way a local woman found happiness in just 21 days and how she's inspiring others to do the same.>> later today on "ellen," mindy kaling stops by. she's talking about her upcoming birthday trip and her new movie

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wants to help people finds those things, and the goal is t pull it off in 21 ys. >> justin inch in brings us "the happiness project." >> reporter: talk to katherine feeney, and she'll tell you about life before and after the 21-day happiness project. her before is one a lot of us might see ourselves in. w >> i going through a period of time where my father passed away, and simultaneously along-term relationship had ended. i think before thinking about happiness, i would think of, you know, i have to go a big trip, i have to go to this new restaurant. >reporter: after 29 -- 21 days, she knows where to focus he energy. >> focus on what i can do locally, what's down the street that i haven't discovered. i feel like that has, a, saved me money, and b, has really helped me prioritize. ks reporter: katherine wor in marketing and blogs so she's always on line. one day a fellow blogger's story caught her eye a ear.

when you tell your story to people, what's their reaction? t> people go, "ah." because i don' like what i've been through. >> reporter: on her high-gloss, politics and fashion block, she focuses beaut style, and well-being. there's also her happiness project pulled from her own life. >> i was in the midst of happiness project when i got the news that i had breast cancer. and the fact that i had been so intentional about my joy for that time is wha allowed me to say, okay, no matter what my diagnosis is, i can get through this. >> reporter: that came just a year after she enduredajor surgeries. and after a lifetime of challenges, in only a few years eks toose to take three claim her happiness. using that in parto fuel her cancer battle and treatment. part of her project is finding simple sources of happiness and joy like journalin or time with eoved ones. >> these are somof the people who participated in the

workshop. >> reporter: 21 days of tools ty help take on a lifetime. justin finch, news4. 6:26 now. coming up, two tow trucks -- tow truck operators face changes on the road. a driver that's shaken. we'll tell you what happened to him. and a touching sendoff. the mission that brought him to our area and where his adventure will take him this week. chuck? good morning, everyone, dog-walking foretast. ghe extra miles in this morning, and you, too, can have a sleeping lou for your afternoon. night and quie to humanerescuealliance.org to find out how to add a new memb to your family. in the 50s. extra mild required. extra mild required. tauldn't be more comfble for

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coming up on 6:30 right now. let's begin this half hour with a live look outside. courtesy of chopper 4. the sun's up. when you head out, you'll notice a refreshing change after some pretty wild weather last night.

did you hear all the hail last night thi is video from silver springment we saw a similar scene in d.c., as well. we were all taken aback. couldn't believe. it was really loud. i went outside to check it out.u >> yo checked some -- >> i had to see it. yes, i tweeted. >> did you dee -- but keep it? >> it melted. good morning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. the sun'sre out, we' seeing a cooldown here today. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with the forecast. chuckngwhat are you seei >> i know that eun does not follow me on twitter. >> i do! >> yesterday, i wrote on every tweet i put out, stay safe, stay inside.ay there show goes out into the hailstorm. i'm glad you weren't hurt. it's the lightning i was mother nature worried about yesterday. bright -- i was more worried about yesterday. brian senat

bright sunshine, reflecting on the empty rlecting pool because they're fixing the pipes. 50s around the city. 40s in parts of the shenandoah valley. it will be cooler toorrow. today, no weather worries. breezy at times. low humidity and temperatures running about ten degrees cooler than average. we will be bone dry today and tomorrow. we'll time out the next chances for rain later coming up. for now over to first 4 traffic. >> good morning t you. bhopper 4 is showing the american legion ridge, outer loop, inner loop, everything looking beautiful. 59 degrees outside. what a pretty morning. inner loop before the mixing bowl, have a report of a truck that blew a tire and now some debris and a big slow down there with it blocking a lane. we'll keep an eye on that. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, everything else looking pretty good at this point. westbound 70 near east patrick street in frederick, do have an accident bloce.ng a lin not showing much of a slowdot on he map. that is good news. guys? >> thank you. 6:31.

ng mother nature about the victims of friday's -- learning more about the victims of friday's mass shooting at a government building. christopher ra was in the department of public works. >> this morning friends and family remembering him for his love of bagpipes. >> walking in in work clothes, changing ready to beat the pipes with us. >> there will be a memorial day in stafford county at the governmencenter. 11 others died when a former employee went on a shootingmp rae inside the bu lding. we're working to learn more about a local couple found dead while on vacation. >> this haspa sed a lot of interest all weekend on the nbc washington app. prince george's county couple cynthia day and nathaniel holmes were found dead last thursday in their dominican republic hotel room. their families say they still want answers about exactly what happened. megan mcgrath is following the latest developments for us from the embassy of the dominican

republic. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. yeah, a lot o unanswered questions with all of this. and a prince george's county family is hoping to learn either today or tomorrowanhen they c bring the bodies of their loved ones home. 50-year-old cynthia day and her fiance, 63-year-old nathaniel holmes, were found dead in their hotel room at the hotel in the dominin republic last ursday. now according to dominican today, a local news service in the area, the bodies showed no signs of violence. the family says they still don't know what happened, and they're just shocked and devastated by the loss. day and hoemps had been posting pictures of their vacation on facebook, lots of shots of them at the beach, smiling, having a good time. refbts sa relatives said they were really enjoying themselves, and they just don't know what happened here. again, later tod our perhaps tomorrow the family is hoping to get somere mo information and

learn when they can bring the bodies of their loved ones home. >> thank you. it is 6:34. back to the severe weaer that moved through our region last night. several people were injured by a lightning strike in prince william county. the national weather service says the incidentap hened at a picnic pavillion at the state park south of woodbridge. one person was struck and is being treated for serious injuries. four others were hurt by debly. they were all sheltering from the storm when the lightning hit. meanwhile, w powerfulds uprooted huge trees in parts of the region. a tree fell into this home under constructn causing extensive damage in the aspen hill area. downed trees and power lines caused problems for people in and around the area. you can see more images from the damage in the nbc washington app. this morning no arrests have been made after someone fired

shots a tow truck in prince george's county. this happened yesterday i afternoonn langley park near jasmine terrace and riggs road. the diver was trying to tow a car when the shooting happened no one was hurt. a louisiana catholic school principal has resiged after being arrested for public intoxication while on a school field trip here in d.c. michaelcomeau was arrested early thursday at archibald gentlemen's club in northwest after police received a report of a drunk man who did not want to pay his bill. the incident happened while the students on the trip were in their hotel rooms for the night with oth chaperones. it is 6:35. here's a look at the other tops ies this morning -- two people arrested in connection to a missing mother from connecticut will be in court today. 50-year-old jennifer dulos hasn't been seen since may 24th. er are esanged husband -- her, stranged husband and hisgi rlfriend were arrested. we'll have more on the ".day" show president trump and the first lady have landed in the

u.k. under heavy security. this is both a ceremonial and official visit forhe t president. it's also expected to be a controversial one. peter alexander more on this coming up in just a few minutes. thel federaiation administration plans to order airlines to remove and replace boeing manufactured parts that could be susceptible to premature failure. yesterday the faa said that more than 300 boeing 737 jets including the max jets mayave faulty wing parts. e boeing 737 max has been involved in major deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. today stay out of the designated bus-only red lanes on some of the busy streets in d.c. the city is testing bus-only lanes along stretches of h and i streets during the morning and evening commute. we can expect more bus-only lanes in the coming months. you could be ticketed $200 or towed if you drive or park in the lanes. a pilot program runs through september. coming up on 6:37 now.

and up next, commuting chaos sparking changes. we'll fill you in on the adjustments to shuttles as metro starts its second week of its mmer shutdown. and caught on camera -- a cruise ship crashes into rpo this is video taken on lands. we'll show what it looked like from a passenger's point of view next.

if you're watching this, caught on camera, the terrifying moment a cruise ship slammed into a tourist bt and the dock. this is in venice, italy, yesterday. you hear the hornlaring there trying to warn people to get away from the dock. [ horn ] four women were injured running to safety. here's another view of the ship coming ashore.

cruise liner d said there was a mechanical problem on board. iteam's -- italy's foreign minister says cruise ships shouldn't be coming into the area at all. a huge sendoff for one of the oldest world war ii army veterans. >> sidney walton is 100 years old. he's on a mission to visit all 50 states and meet as many po people as ible. yesterday, mr. walton headed to normandy, france, for the 75th anniversary of d-day. he and hison paul are flying first class courtesy of united. >> oh, my gosh. i think he's going stronger than i. it's just amazing. every morning that he just wakes up a blessing. and to see him now at 100, a little over 1 years o00 years o amazing. >> walton served in india during worlldd war ii.s so far he's already visited 31 of the 50 states.

hope he ge v toit each one. now here's your nbc 7 morning business report. >> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. google hasd restore service after apps were unavailable for several hours yesterday in parts of the country. this alsod affecteapchat and apple which both use google's cloud technology. google said it was experiencing high levels of network congestion on the east coast. the company has not given a reason for the outage but says it is investigating. with yournbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you. father's day is just around the corner. americans will spend more than ever celebrating their daors. >> ang to the national retail federation, father's day spending is expected to reach a record high. it's predicted that shoppers will spend an average of 38 on ties -- >> no. >> no. they're going to spend it on dad felt hotsful three will be lo of things -- >> my dad does not want another

tie. >> no dad does. that's compared to $91 a decade ago. among the most popular gifts there year -- special outings, clothing, gift cards, poelectronics, and sing goods. to find the perfect gift, 39% of consumers will head to department stores. 34% plan to shop.n line >> i know i'm not alone in thinking it's very difficult to shop for dads. from -- from my husband, too. >> in't think that gift card goes a long way. guys like -- >> my dad would neer use it. it would expire, and it's a waste of money. father's day is june 16th. all right. r-washing forecast for a monday, go for it. it's going to be a great day outside today and tomorrow. our next chan of rain doesn't roll in until late in the day on wednesday. always found drive a nice, shiny, clean car. the ten-day forecast coming up in about ten minutes. it's all good news. >> i like that. right now, chopper 4 over the mixing bowl. rireport of a problem inner loop before the spfield hange. wec'

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back at 6:45.ru president t has landed in the u.k. he and the first lady arrived rs ago heavily flank wednesday security. he's expected --th flanked wi security. he's expected to have a grand william by the royal family. >> many residents in london and the surrounding areas are opposed to president trump and are prepared to demonstrate. peter alexander is live from the u.k. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to both of you. you're right. president trump and the first lady will head to buckingham palace in the next h or so for a private lunch hosted by the queen with other royals in

attendance. the state visit largely ceremonial with a banquet tonight after a tour of westminster abbey and formal teh with prince les and camilla. while the president is the of honor, he is an unwelcomet gues the eyes of many brits.pr esident trump lashing out at london's mayor, a fierce trump critic even before touching down here in london. calling the duchess of sussex, k meghan male's comments, nasty when ask good her describing him as any soldiernistiche during t 2016 campaign. she will not be at the dinner tenant. the president's weighed in talking about prime minister theresa may's successor and pushing for a more aggressive departure from the european union. we'll have the latest coming upi in a few mnutes on "today." >> peter alexander live from london. thank you. stay tuned to the "today" show as president trump begins his three-day state visit to the united kingdom. there will be live coverage of t

the presi mee president receiving a ceremonial welco at the buckingham palace and being greeted by queen elizabeth and alother members of the roy family. new the u.s. secret service says it arrested someone near the white house last night. in a statement, officials say the person stopped the car at 17th street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just left it ther officials say the driver 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. turning now to a community in morning. this morning people in virginia beach will return to work for st the firime since friday's mass shooting at a government office. >> 12 people were killed by a co-worker there. qiana patterson from our tiil tidewater afte has more on the vigil happening today for virginia beach. ut>> reporter: we're ode of the police department. as you can see, the community support is overwhelming. people have been putting down flowers and balloons a writing on the memorial setup for the 12

victims that were gunned down in the public workil bung. down the road about three minutes away at the courthouse community united methodist church, they will be holding a prayer vigil around 12:00 tofo pray the people returning to work today. and city leaders say they are th working with victims' families, and they are also supporting the victims that are still in the hospital. we to know four people are still in the hospital in critical conditiol >> and stilahead on the "today" show, nbc's tom costello will have more on the investigation and the victims in a live repnit from virgi beach. it's 6:48. new details this morning from that her in hawaii who spent more than two weeks lost in the woods. maryland native amanda eller is apologizing and admitting she was responsible. n a video statement, eller says she should have taken her cell phone and water on h hike in the maui jungle. she was lost for 17 days. che notiona tea said she fell -- yoga teacher said she fell into aera teen between two

waterfalls and became stuck. >> that day i never intended tok go on anynd of spiritual journey, spiritual experience. it was definitely just a hike throh the woods. i am in awe and gratitude for all of the love and support that i have reived. >> eller suffered a fractured leg, severe sunburn, and a skin infection. 6:49. today changes to the huntingto huntington-pentagon express station. the changes will cut down on the long lines and travel times between -- during metro's summer shutdown. news4's justin finch is live at the huntington station now with details on these new ha es. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. been keeping an eye on these new changes roughout the morning. we're on the north side of the station.o look behind me here. the buses are pulling up, the people are getting on, and they are moving bus after busro thhout the morning here. these are those express buses

here just behind us. people walking from the station on the bus here. they're hoping that with having these buses now serve the north and south t sides ofs station to the pentagon, they'll get more people where they want to go on time. and also will hefully have a smoother ri than what we saw last week. you recall these images here -- people standing in line last week, frustrated and confused, not knowing quite when their bubus would come here. that was last week at the huntington station. we have video here. the lines moving slowly, buses being misse and riders who are angry about the long lines out here. we also sp eis morning with the rider who says thatot it's n so much about the buses being here and arriving here as it is about what happens after she boards the buses. take a listen. >> we'll see how today goes. last week was not so good.

i think one bus i took last wek actually got in the express lane on the highway, bnd oneus didn't. that made a difference, as well. >> reporter: and as you are looking live right now, another bus coming up here, a charter bus. these are the drivers who may be new in town, don't know as much out, how the city's laid and have created problems for some commuters saying their drivers are not getting in the right lanes, not going the right way, costing them more time in their commute to work. we'll see how this goes this week gin these anges. but people to this morning say they are concerned more about their drivers and wat they know about the roads here. back to you. >> this is just the beginning. i feel like for the rest of the summer there wilbe other glitches. metro will have to make adjustments. >> we know you'll keep an eye on thanks. >> reporter: absolutely. 6:51. let's turn to the forecast. meteorologist chuck bell has

good news. >> uh-huh. what a scrumptious morning outside. it's cool and crisp and comfortable out there. now.shining we get 100% sunshine. the sun's been up over an hour already. even national airport, see the number on the screen? down below, 60 degrees. a rarity and becoming more andm e rare as we move deeper into the month of june. the last couple of ars, our final trip below 60 degrees at national airport. somewhere between the 5th and the 13th of june. we're on june 2 rd, we'll be below 60 -- june 3rd, we'll be below 60. usually that's not until september. cool and comfy, though. 50 in gaithersburg. 46 in winchester, 51 in beautiful warrenton, virginia. the manner today, al sunshine, all the time. a little breezy this afternoon. northwest winds around 15 to 25 miles per hour. a high around 7 that's almost ten degrees cooler

than average. by wake-up time tomorrow, not just barely below, comfortable below 60 in washington. look at the western and northern suburbow all bel0 degrees. a lot of 40s coming up tomorrow. bordering on chilly. you know, it's june. we like that. there's your tuesday planner then. mounny, highs in the middle 70s again fortomorrow. rain from yesterday long gone. the next chance for rain doesn't show up until late in the day on wednesday. here's future weather through today and tomorrow. a few extra clouds rolling in tomorrow. partly cloudy on wednesday. there's rainrriving later in the day on wednesday. it will linger into thursday. i think thursday afternoon will be nice. friday, saturday, and sunday, hit-and-miss chances for afternoon showers. you'll notice there's not a single day above 85 degrees out of the next ten. >> that's kind of wild. all right. thank you. taking a look at chopper 4, we had been looking for a problem inner loop before the springfield change. f we weren'tding anything. now you see southbound 95 after

the mixing bowl, do have a disabled vehicle. all of that is blocking the right lane this morning. maybe a fuel leak, as well. seeing slowdowns southbound on 95. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, nice and clear, everything is looking pretty good on the beltway now. suitland, inbound suitland parkway near branch avenue, right lane and the off ramp blocked by an accident there. as we zoom out, temple hills, northbound branch avenue at the beltway, an accident, as well. an66, couple of different problems. eastbound near nutley, a crash reported. eastbound after the manassasar rest , right lane is blocked by a disabled vehicle. taking a look atav your times. 66 here at fairfax county arkway, 35 miles per hour. quantico to thebeltway, 55. 270 in the top of the beltway, pretty normal for this time of day. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >> thank you. >> 6:54. todayow down for speed cameras on the troubled indian

ead highway in prince george county. the roving speed cameras were turned on over the weekend. three of them. ese stepped up measures come in response to deadly crashes. 60 people have been killed in crashes on 19 head highway over the past decade. the edmeras will be mov along the road, route 210, and they'll orate 24 hours a day. the reigning nba champs steal game twob of the na finals in toronto. >> after a poor showing in game one, the warriors came back to beat the raptors last night 09-104. theymanaged to win without prince george's county native kevin durant. he's been out with a calf strain. n sources say he could return as rly as game. three in oakland. other than drake, an ambassadorer if the raptors, there was another special guest in the arena. former president barack obama received a standing ovation. weat-r he was announce - standing ovation when he was nounced at the game. 6:55. here are 4 things to to be -- the federal aviation administration says 737 jets

including the max may have faulty wing parts. oe administration plans t orders airlines to remove and replace the parts. you can look for more on this ahead on "today." a lal family is hoping to recover the bodies of their loved ones today. prince george's county couple cynthia day andol nathaniels were found dead in their tsort hoel room in the dominican republic on thursday. hear the heartbreaking interviews from their families in the nbc washington the plan police say carried out friday's mass shooting at a virginia beach governmenu building q his job just hours before the shooting. 40-year-old dewayne ck e-mailed a resignation letter that morning. later that day, he shot and killed 12 people during a rampage that lasted 36 minutes. more coming up on the "today" show. president trump and the made to arrived in the u.k. begin their visit. up next on "todv," live coage of the president's ceremonial welcome to buckingham pala palace ten-day forecast, cool, crndp, a comfy for today

and tomorrow. downright chilly tomorrow morning. staying at or below average most of the week. >> very nice. >> nice way to start june. >> absolutely. that is the news for today. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next.25 see you in minutes for your weather, traffic, local news. until then enjoy the day. e it a great monday, everybody. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not pt vide half of whau provide. and to know that i could save money?

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. good morning. breaking overnight, president trump just landing in britain. his first state visit to the uk. the royals rolling out the red carpet. the queen ready to hos the president at buckingha palace, londoners ready to protest. we're there live. warning signs? what a woman killed in the virginia beach killing said in the past as police search f clues. and the community contends with the e.unthinkabl chaos in veni new video showing the moment a assive cruise ship slams into