drug debate. hy the d.c. council appears poised to pass emergency legislation aimed at district employees and some forms of marijuana. and put on notice. one of the country's largest blood-testing services says the person information of millions of patients may be at risk. we'll tell you why. . good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we begin with a check of the forecast and the commute. melissa mollet is standing by with first 4 traffic. >> we will hand things over to meteorologist chuck bell for a check on the forecast. it's a chilly start. chilly in june is a whole different thing from chilly in february. >> this i true. >> i'm enjoying it personally. 58 now in washington. look how much cooler it is in the suburbs now. 45 in manassas,ur lay. 45 in winchester, martinsburg,

64 by the bay courtesy of the warm bay waters.t afnoon highs will be again into the 70s. plenty of sunshine for today. unfortunately, melissa, we can't keep cool, low humidity, sunshine around forever. i'll let you know w-- let you k when it changes coming up. inner loop, outer loop, no major issues. nothing slowing you too much.l canaoad between arizona and fox hall. we had everything shut down because of a downed tree. looks like it may have just gotten cleared out of the way in northwest. i'll let you know when we get an update on that. potomac falls, westbound 7 near the parkway, all lanes westbound blocked by the crash and response. sounds like a serious accident with a overturned vehicle. 270 northbound and southbound, no worries there. eun? >> thank you. we are folling breaking ws in prince george's county. police are investigating the deaths of two people whose bodies were found in a home in clinton late lastnight. officers say just after 10:00 p.m. an adult maleand female

ere found unresponsive in a bedroom. evidence of trauma was found both bodies. a cause of death has not yet been released. it has been five tollways since a gunman -- five days since a gunman killed 12 people inside a virginia beach govnment building. while the community mourns, the issue of gugaviolence has ain taken center stage.th is morning, virginia golf ralph noxpham is eted to address the issue. he's long cbeen ahampion of gun control and safety esmeasur. just this january he announced w several l designed to prevent gun deaths in the commonwealth. he's expected to speak at 10:00 a.m. details about the investigation into the gunman have been made public. >> we know that thesuspect e-mailed a resignation letter the same day of the. shooting that e-mail has been released. the suspect simply wrote he was two-week notice and that, quote, it has been a pleasure to serve the city but due to personal reasons i must relieve my position. that's the end of the quote. he confirmed the last day would be june 14th.

hours later he was dead along with 12 other city employees. ho> among those killed, christopher rapp used to work for stafford county. he was the county's former director of public works. he'll be remembered atal memoriervice tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at the armed forces lcmorial on courthouse road. the public isme to attend. we now know what killed a princeneorge's county couple o their dominican vacation. the family doesn't believe the autopsy report tells the full story. his is cell phone video taken hours before they were found dead in n hotel room. the coupleied of respiratory failure and pulmonary edema. in other words, excess fluid on the lungs. investigators aret lookinge possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning. they were found dead in their hotel room the day they were t supposed return home. in a written statement, the family says in parts, at this time the cause of death remains ays mry. the various theories that havee been rported have yet to be

substantiated. today the d.c. council is expected to pass a new law aimed at protecting district employees who use medical marijuana. medic marijuana isegal in the district, but employers are still allowed to test employees for cannabis. under the currentlaw, those people run the risk of losing their jobs. >> i somebody who inyou. qualifies for medical marijuana who has a card should not have their job in jeopardy. etter was sent to d.c. after a department of public works employees who had revealed they had medical marijuana cards. that letter directed them to stop using medical marijuana or face termination. d.c. law does not allow employees to use medical marijuana while on the job. good news for everyone who uses river road in montgomery county. that road is back open following emergency sinkhole repairs over the weekend. this is what it looked like last week when a large hole opened up betweenwe maidens drive and

esworthy road. all lanes are now open for your use. that will be good news for commuters goi through that area. opposition to a proposal to add new toll lanes ang the beltway and i-270 is growing, but it's not stopping ofocials. >> trrow maryland's board of public works is scheduled to vote on whether to allow private companies to bid on the project. some residents fear too much land will be needed to build the new roads. at a news conference yesterday, those residents said they're concerned that homes and parks could be taken away. >> it will feel like i want to leave a community that i love. my family's really happy here. we have awesome neighbors. >> governor hogan released some tweets like the one you see here. "these anti-congestion relief activist show no regard for the hundreds of thouunds of yo stuck in soil--- soul-crashing traffic every day. even more they offer no real ideas to solve a public health, environmental and safety crisis

in the region." d.c. mayor muriel bowser signed a biea yesterday creon new commission on health care. she tapped davidn cata to cover the group. he currently runs a lobbying firm whch has health care eroviders as clients. the privat data of up to 12 bllion patients of quest diagnostics maye at risk. we're talking about financial, medical, and personal information, all compromised following a data breach. quest diagnostics is one of the du country's rgest blood-testing providers. between august 30th and march 30th of this year, someone gained unauthorized access. that's quest's billing vendor. it was notified fday but has not received complete informatin about the breach.

lab results were not part of the breach. the measles crisis continues to grow with more confirmed cases. the cdc reports 41 new cases were confirmed last week. there are now 981 cases in 26 states. this is tes most cas reported in the country since 1992. the u.s. may lose its measles elimination status if the outbreak continues through the summer and fall. the disease was eclared eliminated back in 2000. again, the key is to vaccinate the children. that's what the doctors say. >> what the doctors say. politics takes center stage in england this morning. president trump is on his way to a business roundtable event with the outgoing british prime minister theresa may. trump and may are said to be in talks withs executive on trade and a possible post-brexit agreement. this is video of the two leaders during preous meetings. the two leaders are scheduled to hold a joint news conference later this morning. stay with nbc news for complete coverage of that. we will bring it to you live.

last night president trump and the firstelady were gr at buckingham palace by queen elizabeth for a lavish state dinner. the queen and the president each shared a toast. >> i am so glad that we have another opportunity to demonstrate the immense importance that both our countries attach to our relationship. >> i offer a toast to the eternal friendip of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long-cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty, the queen. >> the president's three-day state visit is meant to celebrate the relationship between britain and the united states. developing ts morning, next tuesday the full house is expected to vote on whether to hold attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcghan in contempt of congress. the vote comes aft barr

refused to provide the full, un-redacted report from special counsel robert mueller. and mcghan failed to comply with a congressial subpoena to testify on capitol hill. meanwhile, the house has approved a $19i billion dsaster relief bill. now it's waiting for president trump's signature. that bill was approved by house democrats and more than 130 republicans including many from areas hity hard hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and fires.me the ure was initially stalled over a fight between president trump and democrats over aid to puerto rico. it is now getting $1.4 billion. the senate has already passed that measure. the midwest continues to deal with the disaster of its own. several states are experiencing spread flooding. today vice president mike pence will visit flood-damaged homes in oklahoma. pence says he will offer federal aid to people whopave been imted by it. sephora will close all 400o its u.s. stores tomorrow to

hold what it's called inclusivity training. a little over a month ago, grammy 1995 nominated singer szza said she was profiled and said an employee called security to make sure she wasn't stealing. sephora apologized and said that it is committed to making sure every member of the public feels welcome and community. they say t training is not because of the experience. a long winning streak on "jeopardy!" finally ends. >> you've obably seen this face. he's been on the show for the last 32 hows. we're talking about james h houlzhaewr. his streak ended. he high survived the woman who beat him.

he won more than $2,460,000.ow w. still shy -- $58,000 shy of the record held byken jennings.ld so james he lot of one-day winning rords, but ken ennings has the largest overall -- >> i watched last night.ed it seem like he ran out of steam >> after 32 shows -- >> you would think that would happen -- >> i woul c think thereators are finally like we need to come up with questions he doesn't know. the final jeopardy was "shakespeare's times," the category. ey make the wager before the ia commercbreak. i think he just knew that sn't his category. >> yeah. her wed like $1,300. >> "the tempest," "midsummer night's dream." another heache for eing.th e wings on passenger planes may include faulty > parts. >'ll tell you how the faa is responding this morning. plus, homemade sunscreen. you may see directions on how to create the lotion on line, but

is it a healthier option? >> no. >> we'll tackle that. all right, four things you need to know about the weather for the next four days. one, get outside and enjoy todaymo make the of today. it's going to be fantastic. humidity and rain chances are coming back. get outside and enjoy the day. back with the f iv

welcome back. 4:14. this mornin, there are more troubles for the makers of boeing 737 planes. the faa is warning that hundreds of th aircraft mayhave faulty parts on their wings due to a manufacturing problem. that includes both old versions, as well as some of the grounded fleet. the faa says airlines must inspect and remove the affect

parts within ten days. >> it is something that we're going to stay coordinated with our customers. we know it's important. we want to minimize the disruption to our customers. >> bong says this issue is not related to the deadly crashes likely caused by the flawed anti-stall system. the ceo says he hopes those planesill be back in the air by the end of the year. d.c.'s attorney general is suing perdue farmone of the leading opioid manufacturers. the attorney general says purdue pharma and its ownee sackler family, lied about safety and the effectiveness of the drugs. racine says the company misled d.at doctors and pnts about the benefits. d.c. is the latest jurisdiction to sue the compana lawsuits re already pending in maryland and virginia.> >>e are working 4 your health this morning. ever feel like your brain isn't working sometimes? >> why are you looking a me?

>> i was thinking those of us who work this crazy shift. there's a meditation training app that could help young adults improve attention quickly. it helps users focus on their breathing. after just six weeks, people whs used the ad they showed improvement. >> just breathe. >> i really feel like i could use meditation since i'm a little, you know, high strung. >> you? what? >> i feel like -- >> going to get me fired. shut my mouth. >> meditation, i can't quiet my brain long enough.i it lke modifies around a lot. >> you got a lot going on in there. >> i do. 4:16. i think it's a sign of intelligence. i don't know about y. >> agreed. >> everyone is looking for healthy andatural ways to stay fe this summer. the trend is extending to sunscreen. blogs are popping one make n your ow recipes that promise they're chemical free and full of good nutrients for your skin. experts say the p oducts have not been tested and maynot

actually be protecting you and your family. doctors say there's an important reson the fda approves commercial sunscreens. >> not that it's necessarily harmful but i don't think it's as helpful as they think it is. it has commercial ingredients. the problem is, they haven't been tested, and you don't know how much is in each one and if you're distributing it evenly. >> when you're shopping for a sunscreen, experts say to look for thosea that h zinc or titanium dioxide in them. sunscreens that include those ingredients provide theos mt protection. >> and they have the seal of approval, some, from the american cancer society. du wa some experts, some body of scientists ators who say this is okay. >> and sunscreen works. i'm y96ears old. so you know, it's re--ly good stuff. >> you only look 80. >> thanks, aaron.yo >> u guys are not right.

>> probably not. >> definitely not. >> one or both of us h arealf a bubble off. no doubt about that a clear sky overhead this morning. the northwest breeze which was a substantial northwest breeze yesterday afternoon has calmed down quite a bit during theni overt hours. it will be nowhere near as breezy today. we'll start out with the northwest wind. but eventually b later inhe day, the winds will turn back to the southwest. that's the beginning of the end of the cool, low humidityth wea we've enjoyed for the last 36 hours or so. it is borderline chilly now. mid 40s for much of the shenandoah valley. most of northern virginia, way down into the 40s this morning. even national airport oce again back-to-back mornings below 60 now at national. i 46 gaithersburg and 48 there in clinton, maryland. real comfortable stf. almost too cool to ride into work with the windows open. but i had all the windows and the sunroof open this morning on my ride in because i love this kind of weatheok t that -- sunshine all day

long today. afternoon highs will be bk up into the mid to upper 70 so a pretty nice day to be outside today. sunny, mild, light winds. i say variable because therea willnorthwest breeze this morning and a southwest breeze by the time the day comes to an end. tomorrow, southwest winds,e noticone. up over 20 miles per ho at times. so breezy, humid, a likelihood of some thundersrms aro here tomorrow afternoon.l this generaattern of storminess way out across the middle of the country starts to move in our direction. while we enjoy today have it this way. tomorrow, showers and storms are likely by later on ito the afternoon and evening. and once we get back into that pattern, there's almost no chance that i could take all the rain chances out of tomorrow or thursday. we're keeping them out of friday and saturday for now. but just know that that's -- staying dry friday and saturday, not a lot of confidence yet. we're optimistic more than confident. >> tell you what, all i'm rried about is today looks

good. one day at a time. potomac falls near the parkway, lanes westbound blocked by the crash. got off the phone with police, two people were transported to the hospital.ks he thin things are shut down because of the cleanup. no major investigation or anything. we'll keep you updated there. eastbound is open. on the beltway, greenbelt, outer loop before bw parkway, two left lanes get by that work zone. and annandale, outer loop near 66, right lane gets by that zone. eun? >> thank you.>> > more americans say they feelsa unfe at work. coming up, we're looking at the heudy and the increase in violence at t workplace. and a reminder to tune in for "ellen" this afternoon. arrison ford stops by. the show airs here 359:. then stick --

even if you haven'teen inside, you'rey pro familiar with the newspaper front pages outside of the newseum. yesterday those pages were left black to relimber jots killed in the past year. 21 journalists died doing their jobs in 2018. that includes the five people killed last june in thecapital shooting. thople don't realize that journalists put eir lives on the line to bring people the truth wherever they in the world and that thoo jobs are s important to our democracy and lie way of fe here in this country. >> and inofther parts he

world with we're just tryinto achieve similarities. >> and plenty of tho countries that don't have the freedoms that we have. a new study says that mored anre american workers say they feel unsafewot rk. >> now this study was doneag mono. as news4's derric ward reports, in the wake of the shooting at the "capital gazette" and virginia beach it's finding more residents. >> reporter: the study was done by the alexandria-based vote for human resource management. efe ceo says there were already alarming trends be the latest incident. >> we've seen an uptick in workplace violence generally. that's people fighting. that's people stabbing, people throwing things on each other, or actually was alarm good a recent incid where someone -- larged about a recent incident where muncy was poisoned. >> reporter: we've moved to more common workplace violence. he says it's part of broader societal shift, as well. >> in the broader culture, people disagree and have

realized sort of people now don't think they can disagree without being disagreeable. >> reporter: he says the latest incident at virginia ach confounds all of the current knowledge and guidance on what to look for. >> he was not being.terminated there was no disciplinary action. he actually resigned earlier that day. and so you know, it came out ofy apparent nowhere. >> reporter: and as the investigation continues and more is revealed, it may mean rethinking the indicators, the red flags. but taylor tso saysere's another thing to take away from this latest incident -- that's not to overreact. day.ou have a bad ic happens to all of us. you raise your oes that mean you should be on our watchlist? >> reporter: that said, taylor is the balancing act, personnel and security leaders must perform. a balance that gets harder to strike with each tragedy. derrick ward, news4. >> now the study also finds that even though american workplac are among the safest in the wo d, wor they aren't as safe as they could be or should be.

>> and more workplace shootin happen and people are continued to feel that pressure. it's 4:26. coming up on "news4 today,m howners wake up to find things missing fom their house. they check their security camera and find a burglar stopped by overnight. do you have your morning play lio ready tgo? what apple has planned for itunes. don't mess with my morning music now. rain outlook,we don't have anything to worry about for today. you can leave the umbrellas at home. but know where it is.ab you're prob going to need it by tomorrow afternoon. closer check on the forecast and temperatures to get tuesday start coming up. ed

right now on "news4 today," luxury rental rued. a vacation joyride in sin city turns tragic for two men fr our rea. a brazen burglar caught on camera. he struck downstairs as a local family slept upstairs. not breathing in my house -- >> only on news4, hear from the

pint-sized hero who saved her mom's life. her.ready love i only heard a second of her voice. it is 4:30 on a tuesday morning. not much to see outside just yet. if you're stepping out early,u ight want a jacket. >> did you grab yours? >> i didn't. i just wore this. for aecond i wished i had something a little bit heavier. >> i did grab a jacket. >> good morning, we're aaron gilchrist working 4 you. we i'm eun yang. egin with traffic and weather. melissa mollet has first 4 traffic. >> first, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has a look at what you'llin outside your front door. >> that's right. regular viewers of the show know that eun wears a shawl o the 4th of july. >> every day -- it's so cold building.e you know that, chuck. >> i -- okay, sure. no, i know that that is -- the great debate in many work