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 spaces because men wear suits with jackets on and women oftentimes

do not have that extra layer. oh i get it. temperatures in the great outdoors have fallen into the mid 40s in most of thes. suburb a delightful early morning june chill. 58 in washington. 64 in annapolis. just about everywre away from the city and the water in the 40s this morning. it is going to be another fantastic day today.mu your comte in, around, and home todayll be unen cumbecumbe by rain. sun's up at 5:44. down at h8:29 evening. we'll be in the 70s y.toda in the 80s with humidity and storm chances coming. more on the timing coming up. melissa? brand-new problem on south dakota near rhode island. a structure fire there with all lanes shut down. we're trying to get information on that for you in the next couple of minutes. potomac falls, westbound 7, shut down near algonquin parkway.

the left boundanes are blocked. at the parkway, two work zones. annandale, outer loop near 66, right lane gets by there. aaron? >> thank you. we turn now to thedeadly mass shooting in virginia beach. today according to the "washinon post" all three of virginia's statewide electia off plan to call for stricter gun safety policies after a suspectd ope fire at aye virginia beach municipal center on frid killing 12. >> family, friends, and strangers gathered last a vigil to remember those victims. ♪ >> this morning, a makeshift memorial continues to grow. 12 wooden crosses along with flags, flowers, and othe mementos sit outside of the municipal center. one woman says she knew all 12 of the victims. >> just some very wonderful

people's lives were los it's just -- >> this morning, the motive remains a mystery. and new this morning, an update to a story we first told you about yesterday here on news4. police have arrested rain dellinger. he is the murder suspect howard county officials are searching for. he was found in north carolina yesterda he's charged with killing a man in ellicott city saturday night. authorities say mowr, dellinger, and a friend were in a parked car behind a building using drugs. they believe dellinger fired one shot that hit mower and ran. he died at the scene. howard county police are working with north carolina authorities to bring dellinger back to maryland. the search is on for a missing teen from gaithersburg. she's 13 years old. police say she left her home on country cross court friday and hasn't been seen or heard from since. she was last seen wearing a black jacket and red and green

christmas-themed pajama pants. her family is concerned for her welfare. if you see her or know anything about where she might be, you're asked to call police. we're a following breaking news right now in the district. fire sparked inside a home in northeast. news4's amy cho joins us with details. what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, a very scary situation here. as you can see, still a huge amount of firefighters here trying to put out the house fire. this is what's going on at lawrence and 22nd street in northeast. firefighters say when they got here, they s f they hadnd a man standing outside the house who had just escaped.an d he told firefighter there was still w aan -- firefighters there was still a woman trapped inside. marefighters had to go and rescue that wo she was attached on the second floor -- she was trapped on the second floor. she's inic very crit condition. firefighters tell me they are still actively working to put the fire out.

nohey do not yet the cause or whether the house had working smoke alarms. we will contiue to monitor the story and bring you updates as we get them. >> all right., aimee cho thank you for that. >>4:35. right now d.c. police are looking for a burglar who struck while a family was at home. take a lk at the footage from home security caapras. this hpened sunday morning at a home on ellicott street in northwest the police report documents then romeo left the back door open because theikids were having a camp-out in the back yard. you can see the suspect coming in and out of the house, filling ckpacks, even charging electronics. >> that seems an odd way to carry out that activity. it's usually you want to get in and out. >> the homeowners didn't notice anything missing until the next day. police want to know i anyone else in the neighborhood may have be targeted in a similar way. a montgomery couni f chief says-year-old neighbor is a hero. when thesgirl' mother had a

seizure in the kitchen, she called 911. the dispatch toerld the little girl to go next door. she went two doors down, and that's where a montgomery county fire chief lives. his security camera captured the moment they both sprang into action. >> mommy's not breathing at my house. >> and then she hands me the phone for the 911 operator. i identified missouryself, what doing. >> the fire chief checked the mom's vitals. she is doingokay. he says the little girl did exactly what officialso try t teach kids and why they teach thome this dial 9 -- teach them to dial 911. the little girl's mom is doing fine thanks to her quick-thinking daughter. i think it also speaks to knowing your neighbors. she called him joe-joe, so they had a relationship. she's a little girl. u want to make sure she knows

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today marks 100 years since the 19th amendment passed giving women the right to vote. beginning in the 1800s, women organized, petitioned, and picketed to win the it would take decades for the cause to reach congress. congress passed the amendment on june 4th,1919, but it would take more than a year to be ratified. today also marks years since china violently crushed a

pro-democracy prost in tiananmen square. theto's no official death ll. china has gone to great lengths to erase that memory from the chinese people. these images are llegal there and censored from the inteet and chinese history books. m iy youngludes people don't even -- young chinese people don't even know what happened. >> wow. scary to think, isn't it? all right. dog-walking forecast, this is our dog of the week last week, socks. he is a sweetheart. about a year and a half old. german shepherd nix. not a tiny pup, but he's a good boy, that's for sure. he'd make a fine family member. temperatures staying mostly in the 70s this afternoon. perfect dog-walking weather. >> reporter: good tuesday morning. todaat at:we have a -- at 5:00, we have a story on a special group of women trying to find the positive in tough circumstances. they're learning to replace elings of loss, depression, anger, and insecurity with

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those funds that were stalled during the break. $19 billion to elp communities hard hit by hurricanes and earthquakes, wildfires, drought, and flooding, which is what o wiped the crops for a lot of those farmers. also on the first day back, we got a look at where democrats are headed with the mueller investigation. the first hearing on the report is set for next week. and they're going after several members of the trump administration, the attorney general, the commerce secretary, former white house counsel don month began, with -- donwicghan, th contempt votes for failing to comply with subpoenas issued by congress. >> thank you. 4:44 now. we're learning new details about a triple murder in spotsylvania county. the medical examiner says rachel o s ozuna and her son were stabbed in the neck. the cause of death for michael coleman is not being released. they were found dead in their

home last wednesday. an infant and toddler were also found inside the home unhvmed. intigators are calling the deaths homicides. only on news4, we now know a possible motive in the case of n mharged with killing his neighbor in the district. sources say the suspect believed his neighbor tried to kidnap his stepdaughter. last month, police arrested 28-year-old justin myrick for the death of angela blakeney. the body was found in the woods in april. a woman who lives in myrick's d.c. neighbor hood did not wa to go on camera but said she and her husband we on the porch when police made the arrest. she reacted to the latest news about the motive. >> sad both for the life that was bst, obviously,cause it's a sad thing to happen. and then sad for the man who committed the crime, as well, because now we have two lives lost. there's no good that comes of this. >> according to a police report, myrick's stepdaughter was walking her dog when blakeney allegedly grabbed her byha the

and said, "come with me in the woods." the girl escaped unharmed. days later he was killed before police could make an arrest. the news4 i-team is working 4 for you today. there will be introduced legislation to change mplaints against special police officers are handled. >> we showed how residents told us their mplaints against an officer went nowhere. jodie fleischer has the story you'll see first on news4. >> reporter: our investigation found the metropolitan police department was not only faili to investigate complaints against special police officers, the agency wasn't even keeping track of the complaints that cae in. we brought those issues to a d.c. councilman who called it a broken sysm. >> i don't feel my wrist. >> reporter: our investigation started with three incidents caught on cell phone video. all involving the same special poli officer at the same apartment complex in southeast. >> it could happen to somebody else. before it does, i want it

stopped. ry reporter: special police officers can car a gun and make arrests on the property they're assigned to protect. basically a private arm of metro police. but citizens who filed scomplaints against thi spo told us they were not handled like those against mpd officers. >> it'sh essential t we have a very vigorous system of accountability for those individuals. >> reporter: mike tobin runs d.c.'s office of police complaints which investigates complaints against mpd officers. councilman charles allen plans to introduce legislation to mo complaints against special police officers to that office, too. >> it will help make sure that residents can have confidence that if they've got a concern, if they bieve there was an abuse of power, they have an outlet. >> reporter: mpd finally started tracking complaints against fpos this year. tobin says the agency needs to go cfurther. oming up, the changes he's proposing to help build community trust. news4 iteam. 4:448.

we're working -- we have learned that two local men were involved in a deadly suspected d crash in las vegas over the weekend. police posted this video to twitter sewing the crash. stanley butler jr. of d.c. was driving a rented vehicle when he lost control and crashed it into a parked toyota. the person inside that toyota died. police say butler showed signs ofmpairment and was arrested. lavon aburn brant of hills was the passenger in the mclaren. more than 100 police cars in baltimore have been pulled out of service a part of a sexual assault investigations. officials say 115 police cars were taken out of service after a woman told police she was sexually assaulted by a baltimore police officer. the woman was not able t provide a name but said the officer drove a white police car. the department isn't saying , muchut it released a statement saying as a result some department vehicles are being processed for potential

evidence. they're also working to identify any officers who may have been involved and fully establish the facts of this case. today we'll get our first glimpse at what our redskins will lookhi likes season. mandatory mini camp begins today. that means the vets of the squad will be in ashburn. many of the new players have already been attending organized team activities. check t the rookie quarterback here, dwayne haskins,t photo day yesterday. y! >> former free agent landon collins will also join the burgundy and gold after four seasons with the giants. d adriane peterson looks good, isigned with them march. looking good. hopefully they'll play the same way or better. >> what are you trying to go see? >> that's it. get used to hearing the name jackson rutledge. the nationals chose the piher as their first-round pick in the draft. >> washington had to wait until the 17th mick toke their selection. rutledge is 20 years old.

he was a finalist for the golden spikes award given to the top college player in the country. he's big, too. 6'8". 250 pounds. s. could throw a fastball in the mid to high 90 that's fast. oriole fans, you have a lot to celebrate. selected was the top prostect since bryce10arper in 20 remember him? adley rushman was ranked number one by nearly every publication. it was the first time in history the orioles had the top pick. they had kind of a rough go of it, too. >> some guy who's 6'8", 250, starts winding up to throw something at me, i'm running. >> exactly. like where theheck -- >> nowhere to run or hide from that. yikes. >> boy. >> my thoughts exactly. >> i would have to buntll a the time. >> yeah. i would -- yeah. >> yikes. let's talk about the

weather, chuck. 58. chilly outside. > that's a home run right there. below 60 inh the mont of june, we will ta that that every time. 58. northwest breeze. i had the windows opent the house yesterday, and t were flapping away. a wonderful day to be outside. hopefully you had the chance to enjoy it. ifu didn't, today is the last best chance for sunshine and low humidity. we have fallen waydown into the 40s. pretty much everywhere elms e except for downtown and -- everywhere except for downtown d next to thehesapeake bay. 43 in front royal. 45 in martinsburg, bristow, virginia. 46 in germantown. 49 in the harbor of baltimore. planner set by 7:00, most areas in t upper 40s and low 50s. st'll spend mo of the afternoon today with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. nowhere near as windy. for tomorrow it turns breezy n. once ag because of the wind shift, it's going to be out of the so

hwest. much warmer and much more humid. once again, thunderstorm chances are back tomorrow afternoon. some of those could be a little on the strong side.we ll have to keep you posted on that. this area of storminess now near chicago, that's our tomorrow rain chance. nothing to worry about for today. future weather, again, all isie and dry for your tuesday. clouds start to increase during the day tomorrow. by 4:00 or 5:00, later into the day tomorrow, thunderstorms are likely. kind of a stormy late wednesday night into early thursday. i think mostly thursday a hit and miss isolated shower chance. friday, we stay dry. the rain chances stay bottled up just barely toe south for friday and saturday. i mean just barely. we're optimisec we'll b dry both days. but stay with us here as we get closer to friday and saturday. they look dryer than sunday and monday do. best news of all, still no 90s in the ten-dayforecast. >> that is pretty nice. i'm getting used to this.

i like this. in northeast, south dakota avenue nearrhode island avenue. this is where amy -- aimee cho is. we have areas shut down because of the response. potomac falls, westbound 7 near algonquin parkway, lanes had shut down. that's cleared out of the way. beltway, inner loop and outer loop, no maesor issu outer loop near 66, right lane is getting by that work zone. taking a look here, canal road a weween arizond fox hal had it shut down temporarily as they tried to get a downed tree out of the y. that's reopened. no problem in northwest. eun? >> thank you. aother traffic warning for you this morning for commuterso ravel from d.c. into virginia. this could impact a lot of you as you head home tonight. vdot has closed an exit on the hov lane near the pentagon. that means you cannot take the hov lanes south across the 14th street bridge anymore unless you plan to travel hov.

drivers could previously hop on as a cut-tough and rejoin the main lanes but that option is gone. this is part of the 395 express lanes project set to debut this fall. almost nothing on capitol hill these days isrt bipaan, but going after big tech is an area where there is agreement. today the house judiciary committee announced new hearings to investigate whether there's enough comtition in the tech industrynt the newsgoogle, apple, amazon, anfacebook stock plummeting. it also came as apple announced that they're dropping itunes as it focuses products that don't rely on the iphone. emple announced the new operating syst and several security features as it tries to show consumers it cares about privacy. in this age of smartphones and touchscreens, it was a desktop comput that setocial media on fire. apple's new $6,000 mac pro -- >> did you say $6,000? crazy.

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t>> good morning, everyone. it is uesday, june 4th, 2019. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:00 a.m. now. we begin this morning with a check on your forecast and the commute. melissaollet is standing by. >> let's begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. a chilly start, it's june. >> know, but it felt so good. i went to bed last night, the windows open, the breeze was blowing. i needed my blanky. it was good. i hope everybody else enjoyed it. some free airit condning from mother nature. and you never say no to free. skies have been clear overnight. the wind also laid down after sunset. as a result, temperatures fell quickly during the overnight hours. tst of the suburbs are in the 40ss morning. a chilly summer morning. 100% sunshine today before the humidity, and the thundersto