royal welcome. president trump at a private welcome ceremony at buckingham 3 palace. e'll have a rundown on his political agenda. >> trying to heal. a prayer vigil in virginia beacr friday's mass shooting and the people returning to work at the municipal buildings. we'll have more on that. and we're looking at blue skies out there right now. a beautiful day. but things are about to change.t we'll he up and we have storm chances in the 10-day.

we'll let you know when in a minute. good morning. welcome to news 4 midday. we begin this morning across the pond where president trump and the first lady are visiting theh britiroyals. >> this is the president's first official state visit to the uk. but even with all the y,pageantr it's not without controversy. mr. trump stirring up controversy even before his arrival. let's get the latest from jay gray in london. >> a royal welcome for the president and first lady. the rich int a spor pageantry framing what is only the third official state visit by a sitting u.s. president. the grandeur giving way to a solemn moment inside westminster

abbey at the grave of britain's unknown warrior. following an afternoon t with prince charles, they join a royal state dnner in the ballroom. but the reception is much different from london's mayor, d critic of the nistration. >> some of the things over the last three years, londoners find abhorrent and offensive. the president called him nasty and a stone cold loser. polls show two-thirds of londoners oppose the trip and protests have begun. police susrct a million o more to protest through the streets during the president's visit. several people were injured during a lightning strike at a picnic pavilion southf wood bridge. one person was injured.

four others were hurt by debris. the victims were all taking shelter romyesterday's storm when the lightning struck. meanwhile powerful winds uprooted treeings in part of the on. a tree fell into this home under construction causing extensive damage in aspen hill. downed trees and power lines caused problems for people in andou ar that area. we'll take a closer look at the damage later. first, aook at today's weather. >> lauryn rickets is here. any more chance of storms? >> not today. 're finallyetting a little bit of a break from those storms today and tomorrow looking good. by the timeto we getwednesday, we'll be talking abouts.storm we'll talk about heat. and we'll talk about the humidity onceai beautiful view. it's gorgeous. it was great sun rise outhe early this morning, and it's just a very great feeling. temperatures in the low set70s. not a lot on the radar.

lookg good with the dar. there's nothing going on right now because high pressure is in charge. the frontal system that passed through yesterday, you can see it out into the ocean. again, high pssure in charge. canadian high pressure. we're on the cooler side today. current temperatures 72 degrees. we'll top out around 75 ir daytme highs in d.c. some areas, likely upper 60s. the main story today,n the breezy out there. winds up to 25 miles per hour. let's talkt about thosem chances and talk about how hot we're going to get through the end of the workweek. that's coming up in a little bit. >> all right. lauryn, thank you. four people are still in the hospital right now. three da after a gunman killed 12 people in a workplace shooting rampage in virginia beach. >> and we're learning more about the suspect while police in the community struggle to understand what he did. tom costello reports. >> this morning virginia beach is reeling from the country's

latest mass murder. 12 crosses stand in memory of the victims who were gunned down friday afternoon at the municipal building. among them la kita brown. her uncle sayser that close knit family is devastated. she worked in th city's zoning office, but she was a ja hoe vas witness minister. t she to her family she had concerns about the suspect. >> she actually felt that he wasn't in his right mind at times. >> reporter: shem described hi as anti-social. >> to your knowledge, had he expressed any feelings like he was threatening them? >> not to our knowledge. >> shots fired. >> reporter: the first officers were on the scene within two

minutes as the man unloaded two 45 cal per handguns. one equipped with a silencer. he engaged with aun battle with police firing through doors and walls. >> our suspect was not lacking for ammunition. m from more death is time.ed and we had to reduce the amount of time. >> reporter: police eventually shot the man. died athe hospital. a note left at his home by relatives offered condolences to the victim's families but no clues to explain the rampage. investigaors say they don't know why. they say he was not facing disciplinary issues but had resigned earlier in the day by email. >> he was not terminated ande was not in the process of being terminated. >> reporter: this morning four victims remain hospitalized. all init cral condition. 12 will never return home. as this community asks why.

>> christopher is among the shooting victims, the former stafford director of virginia beach. he loved to play the bag pipes and was part of a local pipe group. a memorial service is on wednesday at the government center. before president trump and the first lady left for england they took time to remember the shooting victims. the president made an unannounced stop at a church in vienna. the white house says the presidentto wanted isit with the pastor and pray for the victims of the virginia beach shooting. new this morning, the u.s. secret service says it arrested someone last night near the white house. in a statent officials say the person stopped a car at 17th street and pennsylvania avenue around 8:30 last night and just left it there. officials say the driver then refused commands from officers. the secret service says the car was latereclared safe. president trump was not in the white house during the time of this arrest. turning nowo t the commute

during metro's blue and yellow line shutdown. last week was painful for metro ers trying to go between the huntington and pentan stations. >> metro is tweaking the express shuttle. justin finch is live at the station with a look at the impact so far. justin, good morning. >> so far looking around here, it appbers to working. not a lot of people waiting for the bus at this point. essentially last week metro had aoblem. they had a lot of riders and not enough bus access. he buses were filling up fast creating a backlog of full buses, long wait times, and you can guess the res well fast forward to today. metro's learned they have doubled the access to shuttle buses here to the pentagon on the north and south sides. >> all aboard and aboard and

aboard. day one of a reshuffle shuttle bus system at the huntington mero express shulgts now serve north and south sides of the stroion. metro ed out the change mond in part to not revisit sites like this. a rider captured the long lines and short patience of fellow riders last tuesday. thfirst day back to work and school after the weekend and after metro officially closed six yellow blue line stops south of reagan national. almost a week later the lines were back but moving as were the buses? >> we'll see how today goes. >> reporter: platform work es continu. monica thomas good to see shuttle buses scooping up riders with regularity, but what ppens when they hit the road for the pentagon? >> one bus i took last week actually got in the express lana on the highw and one bus

didn't. and that made a difference as well. so if they know that theyan actually take the express lane, then that gets us tere faster as well. >> reporter: riders will see the tweaked service at a.m. and p.m. commutes. the small changes will hopefully make for better rides that reduce travel times and cut crowds. >> and looking live at why we're in this to begin with. track work going on aon the six yellow and blue lines south of reagan. peopleor waiting fhe buses. this is the scenario now until at least after labor day weekend. i can tell you. too many questions can be answered by people wearing a yellow vest. your yellow bus service is at huntington 2. we're live in alexandria. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> all right.

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because we don't just want yourids to grow up. we want them.o grow up stronger to get traffic moving quickly in one of the busiest areas in the district, there are new dedicated bus lanes. >> news 4 caught up with people along h and i streets to get their take and see if traffic is moving slowly. what about it, meghan? >> actually, things went really his morning. right now we're beyond rush hour. the cars that you see here, they are allowed to park here. the lanes are only in effect during the rush hour periods. this was a first day for the new red dedicated bus lanes in this

area, and things went really well. rush hour ong i street and the busesvire mo right along. day is day one of the new dedicated lanes. good.o far so >> it's great. i love it. i love the red lines. i like the way the bus can go through problems. love it. >> reporter: how much faster would you say it was? >> a lot fast ere. >> reporter: the bright red paint seems to be doing the trick. cars generally got the point and stayed out of them. we did see a delivery truck get a ticket for blocking the way.we >> people re following the and lane. it's a good color. it's eye catching. >> reporter: the lanes are on h and i streets near the white house. congested r gets so that many buses can only go about 3 miles per hour during the rush. by removing other traffic from the lanes, they hope to pick up e pace and cut commute times.

>> i think it's great so we can make it faster to work and there's less traffic. i think that's exciting. >> the lanes are bus only just during rush hour and you can still make a right hand turn. bicycles can also use the lanes. a bik plus for the cyclists. >> it was great. there were no cars parked in the bus lanes. the bikes wer ving. the buses were moving. this is a sign of the future. we're from. this is great. t so the cars t you see here now, they're okay until the evening rush. they got to clear out before then. if th t don't,y could get a ticket which is 200. kind of a hefty ticket for all of this. considering this the first morning rush hour, it went very well. people seemed to get the message. n think the fact that the pavement has bee painted red has a lot to do with that. back to you gu>>s. ery clear indication where you're not allowed to drive during rush hour. >> red makes all the difference. today the family of a local

couple found dead in the dominican republic hopes to find out when their bodies will be brought back home. >> they're from p they were staying at a resort when they were discovered dead last thursday. family members told news 4 the autopsies have been compted. however, dominican authorities are still not saying how they died. the family wants answers. >> i'll never see them again.wo >> the t were engaged. their bodiesfo were und the day they were scheduled to fly home. new details this morning from that hiker in hawaii who spent more than two weeks lost in the woods. amanda eller is now apologized and admitting she irresponsible. in a video statement eller says she should have taken her cell phone and water on her hike in the jungle. ys. was lost for 17 the yoga teacher says she fell into a ravine between two water

falls and became stuck. >> that day never intended to go on any kind of spiritual journey orpe exrience. it was simply just a hike through the woods. i am in awe and gratitude for all of the love and support i received. >> eller suffered a fractured leg, severe sunburn and a skin infection. this morning we are learning that hundreds of jets may have parts that aren't safe. the federal aviation administration said yesterday that followingjoint investigation with boeing, more than 300 boeing 737 jetslu incng the max may have fault ya wing parts and they could be susceptible to premature failure. they plan toli order airs to remove and replace the parts. the boeing 737 max haseen involved in major deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. caught on camera. the terrifying moment a cruise

ship slammed into a tourist boat and dock in venice. >> take a look. this happened yesterday. the horn blared warning people to get away from the dock. five women were injured on the dock while running to safety. the swiss owned cruise ship said there was a mechanical problem. it's sparking new calls for plingestrictions on cruise ships in the city. opponents say cruise ships are out of scale for venice, cause pollution and endanger the lagoon's eco system. we were saying the canals are sonar row. it's hard to believe there's space for a vessel that big. >> azy. it's going to feel like early spring tomorrow morning. lauryn will tell us how low the temperatures will drop. >> a shocker at the beach. this gator seen strolling on a popular north colina beach. more on the close

welcome back. there's a lot of cleanup following yesterday afternoon's storms. >> it knocked out power to thousands ofeople and caused a lot of damage. news 4 shows us some ofus. >> reporter: it started with hail and wind. the storm knocked down trees all over this neighborhood. and irnthe district off wes avenue. trees and brarchgs down. some of them blocking roads.ro utility ds sagging to the ground causing out najs. a tree fell into a house after a little girl's birthdaypa y. >> was everybody home when it happened? >> yes. yes. we opened her present because ht was birthday party today. you know, we heard the noise, the hail, and then we went out and look at it. >> reporter: neighbors came out to look at the damage and make sure everyone was oka >> tell us about the damage to your house. >> reporter: well, we still don't know.

there's some water leaking. the patio furniture is damaged almost completely even the basketball hoop. zu b >> but the hail was so loud. >> reporter: down the road a re huge pine fell. the owners say it was a tree unique to this area. >> strong wind. loen weed out the window, our curly barked pine tree fell across into our neighbor's yard. >> reporter: some got lucky. therees fell near their homes with no damage. in aspen hill a huge tree was uphou uprooted. a tree fell into tis home briefly trapping a woman in her bedroom sleep. and look at this car covered with branches. anthis one, a branch went straight through the windshield. >> reporter: the good news is no one was hurt.or that hailst that moved through was very powerful. it's a good idea to check your car to make sure it doesn't have

any dents. darcy spencer, news 4. >> a lot of debris. >> did you say the hail yesterday? >> i was telling pat i saw i can't remember the last time it was that bad. >> an inch and three quarters in some spots in montgomery county. that's huge. and we thank goodness don't have anything like tha today or tomorrow. >> no more coming? >> not yet. of course we're entering the summeime pattern. > hail? >> a little bit of hail coming through our area. but as we get the thunderstorms, we see winds and hail.a that's what constitutes a severeunderstorm. it's either if you have inch sized hail or if you have winds over 57 miles per hour or you have an isolated tornado. one of those constitutes a severe thunderstormrning. that's when we see them pop in the area. beautiful out there. today we have plenty of sunshine out there. blue skies. and temperatures staying

slightly below normal. frontal system came through yesterday. that's what brought the severe weather. and then behind it looking aot nicer. the humidity ends up by the time we head to we'll have daily chances of storms wednesday, thursday, friday, all the way through the weekend. so as far as getting your car washed, go for it. we don't have any rain until we head into your wednesday. nothing out there right now. high pressure in charge. if you travel on this monday, looking good even at the area beaches. looking completely fine and dry. it's cool, though. those temperatures are in the 60s and 70s right now. we're topping out in the upper 60s to the mid 70s for daytime highs today. as far asur forecast, 75 here in d.c. but i think if you're in the shenandoah valley your temperature is going to stay in th upper 60s. beautiful today. we have the winds. northwest winds at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. higher gusts as well. could be brisk at times. those settle down after about 8 p.m.

back to the mid to upper 70s tomorrow. nicer.ow is after a chilly start tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 30s and 40s and low 50s, it's chilly. we won't have the wind tomorrow and plenty of sunsne. heat anumidity on thursday. average temperature for this time of year 80. we'll be below that. if you're headed tthe pool, it's going to be cool. it's beautiful out there. it is a little on theindy side. maybe a little too cool to even get in the pool. tuesday beautiful. and it's going to be a touch warmer. temperatures below normal. we're back into the 80s by the time we head into your wednesday. for tomorrow degrees after a chilly start. now, again, rain chance return wednesday. we'll keep them around for thursday and frid with temperatures in the 80s. we'll talk about the future cast for this. show you the rain. and we'll talk about the weekend on the next ten-day coming up. >> thanks, lauryn. the supreme court asks to step in for the metro.

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new at midday, the supreme court will not get involved in a dispute over metro avenue. the case c aters around group who tried to display an ad with a provocative cartoon of a prof prophet mu humid. it said, quote, you can draw me. as a result metro's board voted to temporarily a suspend issue oriented advertisements. the american freedom defenseit intive sued.

back now to our coverage of the deadly virginia beach shooting. the suspected gunman t seemso have purchased his guns legally a few years ago. >> is t shooting -- the shooting has ignit the bu debate. tracie potts has more. >> reporter: another mass shooting brings urgency to the debate on gun rolcontrol. >> it's time to act. we cnnot sit on the sidelines. >> there ought to be a lowest hanging fruit. >> reporter: virginia susct ought his guns legally. >> we're never going to protect everybody against anybody who is deranged insane. >> i don't like them at all. >> the white house notes the government banned bump stocks after a gunman opened fire on the las vegas strip two years ago. presidential candidates are weighing in.

cory booker is pitching a federal license that would require ainterviews a safety course. >> it's common sense evidence-based things that wedo can o lower gun violence. >> reporter: bernie sanders wants to crack down on the nra. 40,000 people were killed last year with guns. no middle ground. we will take on thenra. >> reporter: as president trump stops by a virginia church pray for the victims. >> give us some common sense. >> reporter: others are praying washington will finally come up with so ution. >> congress is back this week. and the president just went overseas and landed this morning for a three-day state visit in the uk. back to you.rt >> repor: the maryland governor says he will not challenge president trump for the republican nomiion. he says, quote, i truly appreciate all of the encouragement i received from people around the nation urging me to consider making a run for

president in 2020. however, i will a not be candidate. moeg hogan says he'll focus on his second term il governor and w lead a national cversation about where the nation needs to be headed. happening today. nwo people arrested i connection with a missing mother from connecticut. iney'll be court today. jennifer dulos hasn't been see 2 since mayh. her estranged husband and his girlfriend are cha with tampering with evidence and hindering the prosecution. both suspects are being held on a $500,000 bond. today the man wholed guilty to blowing a five-year-old boy over a third floor a balconyt the mall of amerca will be sentenced. the man pled guilty to one count of attempted first degree murder. he'll be sentenced to 19 years in prison. investigators s he picked up the boy at random on april 12th.

he threw him over t railing and ran away before he was arrested. the five-year-old boy survived. alouisianaatholic school principal has resigned after being arrested for public intoxication while on a school field trip in d.c. he was arrested early thursday in agentleman's club in northwest after police received a report of a drunk man who didn't want to pay his bill.in thedent happened while the students were in a theirotel rooms for the night with other chaperons snmplt drivers will want to slow down on prince george's highway. three new roving speed cameras hewere turned on over weekend. the stepped up measures are in response to deadly crashes. 60 people have been killed on the highway over the past d ecade. the cameras are operated 24 hours a day. >> well, it was a beautifuwe kend to be outdoors. >> and prince william county

they cut the ribbon oh a boardwalk. the access is located at a park. the elevated walk through allows for people to see the wetlands and all thenimals that call it home. >> it's a three quarter of a mildest nation that spans from r rippon historic sites and takes visitors on a journey through a of a kind eco system. >> the newal boardwk cost $4 million. not cheap to get that done. a huge sendoff party at dulles international for one of america's oldest world war ii veterans. >> he's 100 and on a mission to visit all 50 staes and meet as many people as possible. yesterday mr. walton headed to normandy, france, for the 75t anniversary of d-day. he and his son paul are f ying first class courtesy of united. >> oh, my gosh.

i think he's going strongerhan i. it's just amazing. every morning that he just wakes up is a blessing. and to see him now at 100, a little over 100ea y old now, it's just amazing. >> it is amazing. walton served in india during world war ii. so far he's alreadyisited 31 of the 50 states. he's got a few to goyet. >> i hope he makes it to all. it is something glad victims in the midwest don't want to hear. several rounds of rain and thunderstorms are in the forecast.e th conditions already unimaginable for people living through the record breaking disaster. we'll take aer clos look. plus a cancer breakthrough. drug combination that could dvance the lifea

new evacuations were issued along the arkansas river over the weekend. and even more severe weather is

expected today. >> the river is still rising. here's gabe gutierrez with a look at the devastation across multiple states. >> reporter: this morning historic flood waters are re ravaging communities throughout the south, the plains and the midwest. in pine bluff, arkansas the river crept up to rooftops. some neighborhoods under mandatory evacuation orders. >> it's crazy. you can't explain it. once this water is out of here, people are going tory to rebuild and clean up. and so we're going to be dealing withll this probably summer. >> reporter: the arkansas river crested at a record 40.8 feet spilling to about 500 homes. >> you see the trees over there? that's the river. t rest ofis that is yard, those trees. >> a crazy amount of water. >> reporter: the heart ache not over yet. severe weather and hail hammering parts of new mexico and arkansas. forcing evacuations inmissouri,

flooding part of burlington, iowa and breaching this levy in arkansas. >> it's heart breaking. it's awful.i we didn't have to get the furniture out. everything is still in there until we canee get in s what it's like, we have no idea aat's destroyed. this is thekansas river. look at this current rushing downstream. the river is still rising here. and not expected to crest until later today. gabe gutierrez, little rock, arkansas. >> our minds, we can't absorb this. >> up to the roofs in some places. >> it's insane. 40 feet. i mean, that's just insane. i've never seen flooding like that, especially in real life. >> there nowhere for the water to go. >> exactly. in the winter when they had so much snow and it melted and they got rain and flooding thr gh themidwest. they can't catch a break over there. we have a break today. it's beautiful outside. >> nice. >> gorgeous.

and we're going to continue with thewetter the next two days. bring a jacket. you'll need it. >> you know uswell. >> it's going to be chilly. some areas may be in the 30s tomorrow. >> that's cold. >> that's cold. it's june. >> i know. don't worry, we're coming off. the temperatures into the 80s into wednesday, thursday and friday and then we'll complain about the humidity into weekend. monday, tuesday, no rain out there today. wednesday, thursday, showers. what's happening is a frontal bsystem that's going t rolling through the area. it's hung up and stalled out. we'll have daily chances of rain starting on wedny into thursday and friday and even into the weekend. enjoy. nice weather we're having. it's windy. if you're out maybe head to the pool later on, it might be too chilly forthat. we have gusts up to about 25. potentially 30 miles per hour through the day today. they'll settle down about 8:00 tonight. current temperatures 6 and low 70s.

again, it is a little cool on the school side. the average temperature is 80 here in d.c. we'll head to about 75. in the shenandoah valley you may stop in the upper 60s. a good five or ten degrees below normal. winds settle downutfter abo 8:00 p.m. sun doesn't go down until 8:30. plenty ofsunshine. it is going to be cold overnight with light winds, clear skies hed the temperatures falling anywhere from t 30s to the low 50s. no rain out there. no clouds. maybe a few high puffy clouds. other than that fair weather clouds looking good. 77 degrees the daytime high. we're not having the wind. temperatures a touch warmer and we'll have plenty of sun shine with low humidity. into wednesday the frontal system pushes through the area and scattered showers as we head through the day onsd wedne. it will be warm. we could see a few thunderstorms as well. we have to keep chances of rain through your thursday, through your friday. it's not raining the whole time.

we'll have a chance in some portions of our area to see rain showers. we'll carry it into the weekend. we have the chances of rain. temperatures come back into the 80s. a little bit above normal. we keep a chance of rain on monday. s looks really bad. again, not going to see rain all throughout the day. it's going to be here and there thugoughout wednesday thro monday. next tuesday and wednesday we dry up. >> all right. thanks, lauryn. wea h new information about the winner of the weekend's power ball jackpot worth mo0 than $35million. >> didn't buy a ticket. i forgot. and cooking with one of oure favoriingredients, crab. see how a new restaurant in our area is using it.

we are lucky in this area to have great and tasty natural resources that chefs and home cooks can use in their dishes.

there's a $25 million transformation that includes a new restaurant. the menu celebrates ingredients from t she chesapeake water she. we have a chef here. farm is table to a concept of new normalor chefs throughout the region. >> with our restaurant we're chesapeake inspid. everything we can, that we cang t local from seafood from the y to farms from maryland, gi viia, nnsylvania we try source as much as we can from local areas. it's fun to know everything is from your area. >> maryland be crab is a favorite. i grew up eating th. how much crab do you incorporate? >> we have multiple forms of crab.we in the dish ame up with now it's a crab toast. we're using some wonderful chesapeake jumbo lump crab and we mix it with roasted fennel,

green onions put it on some grilled country bread with a dill mayonnaise a then finally melt it with cheese. >> sounds delicious. >> first we start with the grilled country bread. > and something thicker to hold the ingredients? >> it is. nice thick based ingredients. and then we would saute off in a pan, we would saute it with butter and our jumbo lp crab, roasted fennel, green onion. we finished it with lemon juice and salt and pepper. then we take our dill mayonnaise with a little bit of dill, lemon zest. a little bit of garlic. slather the bottom of the toast. >> you just put it on the bread first? >> yes. we take a slice of trefresh tom, and then cover the toast with ae much crab as we can.

>> all of it? >> except for a spoon full or two you eat forrs youf. then top it and broil it with cheese. >> that sounds like a perfect snk or maeal. >> it is. a fun fork and knife style toast. ly s fun to share and certa with a little lump of white gold you can't go wrong. >> white gold. exactly. now, c you use different cheese? is the gruyere a flavor that go es well with the crab. se different cheese. this one is a style of swiss eese. it's the milder side because the crab meat is sweet but mild in flavor. you don't want to use anying overly strong to overpower the crab meat. >> tell me about the dishes ou where y incorporate the ingredients from the chesapeake bay ater shed. >> a few other favorites are on display. a seared chesapeake sauce.

we do grilled oysters with roasted mushrooms and a garlic ha parmesan butter. another one, we d have funng a lot of smoked meats. this is a smoked bis ket bbq and maryland cheddar fondue over homemade potato chips. >> sign me up. that sounds delicious. you also have a great bar program. can you tell me about that at your restaurant? >> the bar? wel, it's fun to have the bar in our location. there's so many microbrews that we can source endless amounts of microbrews. between that and spirits, we do a great job of trying to get a lot of local spirits and brews in twere as that go with a lot of our food. a lot of menu stuff matches that. nothing like a cold beer to go with this. >> indeed, i grew upin maryland. the fact you're grilling with

delicious food from the sounds wonderful. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> it's lunchtime. >> it is. don't eat it all. do you ha any family in north carolina? if so, you might want to give them a ring. the winning power ball ticket was sold atie ch ease. the jackpot is worth $344 million. it's the biggest jackpot ever won with a single ticket in the state. and if you don't know anyon north carolina, that's okay. you have a chance winning your own jackpot tomorrow. the megamillins jackpot is worth $475 million. no one matched all six numbers in friday's drawing. you havee another cha win tomorrow. good luck. imagine taking an evening stroll on the beach and you run into this. it happened to a vacationer in north carolina. we'll tell you where this happened and how rare this

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all dads shod be feeling the love this father's day. the national retail federation expects spending to reach a record high of about $16 billion. that's an average of 139 per perp n. that's u fromde a deago. the most popular gifts this year, special outings, clothes, gift cards, electronics and sporting goods. that's your cnbc morning business report. we are working for your inhealth this morn a breakthrough with treating late stage cancer inome women. dr. john torez has more. >> reporter:be debt is looking rward to spending more time with her family this summer. something this that seemed unlikely a few years ago. >> anyone who hears the word cancer is fearful. >> reporter: she survived thanks to a breakthrough treatment for

the mostommon form of advanced breast cancer. >> they're living significantly longer. that's prettyhenomenal when we see that kind of result in the met static breast cancer setting. >> reporter: the findingsot prected at the american society of clinical oncology in chicago. it's a collaboration between ucla and m.d. anderson cancer center. the researchers study more an 600 lat stage breast cancer patients under 59 and found those who took a combination of hormone therapy and a daily dose of a pill were more tikelyo be alive three and a half years after diagnosis than those who only used hormone therapy. >> the hope for longer survival, especially with data like this, is actually a reality. >> that was dr. john torez

repo repor reporting. now so another story. an unusual and unelcome site for some beache goers. an alligator on north topsail beach. finding alligator on the beach is rare. this is weid. apparently it's not unheard of. wildlife officials say alligators can prefer frtesh waover salted water, but keep your distance if you come across an alligator. we need to remind some people. don't approach alligors. >> any water they're in is their watly. >> exact >> precisely. turning to the weather, will there be any water coming from the sky this afternoon? it don't look like it. >> not today. on vacation, i loved there. ion vacati there in june. i don't know if i'm going to get in the water after i saw this video. it might be chilly in theter

today. we've got the breezy conditions out there. winds northwest at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. highest gusts. temperatures in the mid 70s. for tuesday, plenty of sunshine in the mid to upper 70s. we'll hanc daily cha of rain with heat and humidity on wednesday. not going to be raining the whole time every day. but we'll have chances of rain across the area from wednesday toxt monday. the following tuesday and wednesday right now look good. we got that going for us. if you're headed downpr to any ide festivitiefestivities, hope don't see any storms. >> fingers are crossed. thanks, lauryn. that's news 4 midday. we're back on the air this afteoon first at 4. >> get the latest news and weatherti

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