from his attorney. and need a lift? popular ride-sharing app announces pickup by helicopter. it is 6:00 a.m. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika gonzalez in nature ya for -- in for yang. let's start with the forecast and the commute. we'll go to melissa mollet. >> we'll start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the sun is trying to break through. >> it's doing everything it possibly can. and having limited success at the moment. there's the rising sun in our eastern sky here this morning. fill plenty of cloud cover out h e. but rain chances are nice and low. mostly dry here this morning. there is only a tiny chance for dropsainly south of the washington area today. current temperatures in the 60s in the senandoah valley. mostly in the low to mid 70s for the d.c. metro area. here's storm team 4 clack.u nothing aro -- most it's

bottled up south of charlottesville. for now that's where most of it's going to stay. i couldn't completelyo rule some drops coming as far north as culpeper or fredericksburg, southern maryland later today, although i don't think there's a ig chance for rain around the city. just know that there's an opportunity. north of the city, up toward montgomery county, loudoun th county, pennsylvania border, dry for sure there today. otherwise, your commute not a big impact on the mmute for the weather. if you're commuting to the beach for the weekend, today a tomorrow will be perfect beach days. rain chances creeping occupy to the coastline by sunday. our rain chances sunday are coming up, as well. for now, we'll go to melissa. good morning. this problem on the beltway getting worse. inner loop after 66 in falls church, crash is blocking two left main lanes and a right express lane. we're impacting traffic on 66tr ng to get on to the beltway. hoping for a live picture of that coming up in a little bit. more northbound route after 95 woodbridge, left side blocked by

the oversized vehicle. e.opper 4 over the top of the beltway her southbound new hampshire avenue, we had a report of a problem on the ramp to the inner loop where w a disabled vehicle.li it looks this is disabled on to the beltway. chopper 4 showing us things are flies and clear at the top of a the beltwaythis point this morning. and looking through prince george's county into town and out of town, no problems. darin? >>ank you. 6:0% 2. we're following -- 6:02. we're following breaking newsn n york city. nbc news has confirmed that the fbi is questioning a man for allegedly planning to set off explosives in times square. thebi has not identified the man and says he's been under surveillance for some time. we're toldhere is no imminent threat to times iuare, butt is being taken seriously. we'll have a live report in the next half hour. take a look at this. ca water main break kaudssed a big geyser to hit several homes in gaithersburg. the water was eventually turned

off but not before serious damage was cau the. justin finch is at the complex on brassy way with more. good morning. porter: good morning. you have to imagine what it munch like for those who live in panes these town homes, to see the water blasting their homes and not being able to do anything about it.th in daylight orange sign "unsafe" on the front door. as you look up, you see why. underdaylight easy today, this homes has ex-densive damage. almost ever -- extensive damage. almost every window blasted out. the walls beginning to come podone. there is the er of water. it was all caught on camera yesterday. let's take you to the video. his will is from a viewer on the ground as well as montgomery county fire rescue. this accident happening here close to 7:00 p.m. yesterday in a town home neighborhood off the 9600 bck of brassy way near montgomery village avenue.

this is not onlywater spilling but debris that came along with it. strong enough to cause heavy dodge a series of town homes here. we understand residents of three of those town homes had to be evacuate wanted. chopper 4 was on the scene, too, above all of this and looking down on the further damage caused here at the parking lot. as you can see, a lge hole opened up. it's filled with water. you had residents, neighbors out here watching all of this happe as fire crews had to come on outer and adopt dao some work. wssc was there, too, and was able to stop the flow and restore rvice. as we come out live, you see no cars parked here. those who live in these homes had to be put up by t red cross. the crime tape here is still up. and though things here are largely back to normal, we have that big hole here paved over. it's going to be some time before the residents can comean

home enjoy their homes again. this water caused a significant minute of damage as you can seec bak to you. >> all right. justin finch. thank you. developing this morning, a well-known high school football coach is on leave accused of domestic violence. >> pat sillen so has won four championships and coached dwayne haskins at the bull is school i potomac. his wife said he shoved her down concrete stairs during an argument last sunday. she suffered scrapes and soreness as well as a bruised new. montgomery corety police sponded after the argument but did not arrest cilento. his wife later filed charges on her own. his attorney says he is innocent. >> me client did not assault -- my client did not assault his nd wife a did not engage in any act of domestic violence. >> sillen open it bonded out of -- cilenond out of jail. to t continued investigation ofthree deaths of americans in the republic.

a prince george's couple andh anoter woman died at the samelo ation resort last month. this morning, dominican authorities insist the island is safe for tourists. >> to the public -- >> reporter: that's the minister of tourism. he was speaking yesterday providing an update on the investigation. he said, while they believe nathaniel holmes and cynthia day died of respiratory failure, they're still waiting on a toxicology report. the results will take middle east a month. ies are prah -- take at .ast a month respiratory measures were also blamed forhe t death ofi mnda schaup-werner. a memorial was held last night for the 12 people killed in the virginia beach shooting a week ago. ♪ >> city, state, and faith leaders gathered last night to honor the victims of last friday's mass shooting. virginia governor northam said

it's important to continue supporting the families of the 12 victims. >> there will come a day when the investigations are done, when this tragedy is no longer front-page news, when many of us will be able to continue with our daily lives. but it won't be done for those families.or >> investigatstill don't have a explosive for the workplace shooting. the gunman was shot and killed by police. also developing, we hope to learn more about a crash that killed a west point cadet and injured more than 20 others. this happened near a training site in new york yesterday morning. the cadet wasdi ri in a five-ton tactical vehicle when it flipped ove . you se in the trees. the cadet has not been identifiese no one el was seriously hurt. in our area, two people are recovering after a ple crash in frederick county, maryland. chopper 4 was over the scene at

frederick municipal airport. officials say a student pot was flying when the plane hit some construction equipment and flipped on to its roof during takeoff. flight instructor was on board. both are expected to be okay. meanwhile, d.c. fire officials believe a house of intentionally set on fire in mt. pleasant. they say somebody used flammable liquids to burn this home monroe street on wednesday. investigators found places both inside and outside the building that indicate this is likely a case of arson. >> we have an artnist out there. we -- arsonist oute. ther we want to remove them to keep our streets safe. >> nobody was injured in the fire. investigators hope tips from the public will lead to an arrest. 6:08. after a day spent honoring the thousands of soldiers, sailors, and jury men who gave their -- airmen who gave their lives on d-day years ago, president trump is heading back to washington now. he joined other leaders to pay

tribute to the effort telling the veterans that were present your example will never, ever grow old, your legend. never tire. the president didn't only ve words f the veterans of world war ii but for speaker of the house nancy pelosi, as well. during an interview with fox news' lauram ing taped before his appearance at the d-day ceremony, he lashed out at robert mueller and nancy pelosi responding to a comment she made behind closed doors telling other democrats that she would like to see the president behind >> she made such a fool out of herself. i call her nervous nancy. tancy pelosi doesn'tk about it. nancy pelosi is a disaster. she's a disaster. let her do what s wants. you know, i think they're in big trouble. >> pelosi has basketball eindice wants the president protecuted afr leaving office. a growing number of democrats are calling finish aim ceremony, up to 60 now. pelosi claiming it's too soon.

a recent metro ethics investigation into d.c. councilman jack evans is asked to be made public according to wtop. o board as the me chair but plans to step down soon. theestigation into him was opened after he was accused of using his position for personal gain. ultimately, the -- i should say the decision was ulmately closed, and metro did not take formal action against him.r, howevehe d.c. council rep amended evans,an he remains under investigation. it is capiwl pride kend. many are celebrating by popping open a cold one. >> for the third ye in arow, you can show your support with a sip of d.c. brow's pride pilsner.

>> congratulations. >> more than 28,000 cans are being sold across the dmv, and it's all for a good cause. tall the proceeds benefit foundation run by washington d ade and the smile foundation which supports ntors young lgbtq advocates and leaders. >> i think it sends a message to young queer people that there's a community who loves and supports you. hears a message they don every day. >> mixed with the beer's colorful label is a darker reality. if you look closely there, there's 27 purple pansies. they represent the 27 transgender deaths since 2018. the designer of the label tells news4 that it was important for her tlustrate both pride and pain within the lgbtq community. the capital pride parade is set for tomorrow. along with the festivities will be many road closures in and around dupont circle. here's a map of the route here. covers what looks like a pretty sizable area. it's going to start at p street and 21st in northwest. at 4:30 in the aften, route will end three hours later at 14th and r streets northwest. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be there. there will be a bus with the we dock onit. we -- peacock on it.

we hope to see threw ao see you sunday afternoon. i'll be there with eun and chuck, say hello. ahead, new science revealing the unexpect wanted bond between humans and -- unexpected bond betweengumans and there's uber x and uber pool. you take op uber helicr? why it may soon be an option. chuck? >> i'll take it as long as someone else is paying. if you'reoing to the pride festivals this weekend, saturday the parade looks great. not too hot, not too wet. that's perfect. sunday for the festival, ll, that could turn a little rainy by sunday afternoon.

we know that uber has a ride-share company for cars. now the i don't know is adding helicopter -- now th company is ldding helicopter service. uber copter wil provide on-demand tr sportation from lower manhattan to jfk airport for $225 per person. that cludes car service to and from the helipad at eachf end o the ride. not just anybody is going to be mble to order the copter when it starts next onth. you'll need to be a platinum or diamond member of uber awards. an airline-style program they launched last year i you didn't know. obviously i'm not a dmber. idn't know anything about. it. neither didi. we were last to know. >>ll ei' keep riding in the prius. now new man, with facial recognition technology. >> facebookays users can opt out of facial recognition in privay features, but that's not the case for law enforcement.

the fbi says its use of the technology is vital. some people argue tre's little transparency about what data is collected and how it's being used. many are also concerned aboutng hacki because facial features can't be changed li a password can. some pleasant tunes could go a long way toward helping cancer patients. aside in taiwan had breast cancer patients listen to music for a half hour five times a week. researchers found the therapy reduced the pain intensity in patient in a few weeks. the patient's physical and mental fatigue improved right away. and being stress out can take a toll on your dog, as well. reseahers in sweden followed a few dozen of people and pets for a year. when the owners had elevated stress hormones, the dogs did, too. female dogs had the biggest response. personality mattered, as well. the researchers are more evidence of the strong bond between dogs and their humans.

>> i'm too tired for this, don't go there. chuck, talk to us about the fridforecast. hello, a beautiful sunrise. now we're seeing real peeks of >> a fun way to get things going. not raining out there nowment and most of us wille not hav to worry about rain today. traveling or living toward super marylan fredericksburg, the you have a better chance of rain impact. north of the washington area, montgomery county up to leesburg and frederick, marynd, n chance for rain in those areas today. right now, with the subcoming up, it is 73 -- withhe sun coming up, it is 73 in washington. the northeast wind is an important part of the forecast. i'll explain why in a second. 68 in charleston, 65 in nt quao. 68 in blow. aine chances, no more tha shower or two in the viewing area. everyone gets to stay dry tomorrow. high chances for rain come back

on sunday, monday and tuesday. could get several inches of rain. today in and out of the sun. more sun torthe noh. more clouds to the south, afternoon highs today for most will get into the low 80s. again, that northeasterly wind is going to help. look at all the deep moisture down to our south as a swirl of low pressure near memphis, tennessee, is trying to throw the moisture in our direction. the northeast wind mentioned, that's keeping the more stable, cooler, more stable air down at the surface. that will help suppress rain chances for a while. here's future weather. through not:chances for rain i think will be in southern maryland and south of froe fredericksburg. the northeast wind stays in place tonight and holds the rain at bay through tomorrow. this is 7:00 tomorrow mortgage. ast forward to 7:00 tomorro night, rain pushed to the south. bymounday ing, that wind starts to come back around to the southeast. that brings rain chances in here

on sunday. this is now monday morning. rain. monday evening, rain. tuesday morning, rain.ay tuesd evening, rainfiab finally ending. enjoy the dry weather while we have it for today and tomorrow. low 80s today and tomorrow, too. no more 90s for a while want quite a bit of rain arrives during the day on sunday. beach weather, et cetera, coming up in a bit. melissa? take a look. chopper 4 over a problem in virginia. this is the inner loop after 66. two left main lanes and other past part of the express lnes blocked. we have a pretty good delay this morning as folks are headed up the inner loop just after 66. also impacting traffic on 66 as you can see as you're approaching the beltway. eastbound in the backups just before 123, left lane is blocked by an accident there in the back backup. southbound 95 been powder mill, right side blocked by a disabled

vehicle. travel tes not bad in maryland. looking good on 270 and the top of the beltway. jibt 66 and 95 not so bad.

whether the weekend brings rain or shine, there are a lot of events going on inside and

outside the d.c. region. >> tommycfly isere to tell us what's up for the weekend. a lot of fun things. >> absolutely,cu we have ture, we have pride, we have apple cider. all of the above. >> i'll take >> we'll start on out with the d.c. youths stork that. they -- start out with the d.c. youth concert. family friendly, everyone's invited, it's a 6:30 outdoor on crt. it's happening on saturday. if you want to check it out, this is cool -- the d.c. youth orchestra since 19 has helped 50,000 kids in the district learn about music, learn about teamwork. i'm not like m thet classical music fan, but it is wild to see an orchestra anf all o these people come together. >> like a very -- where else can you do that.c but d that's amazing. on the steps of the lincoln memorial.ed incrle. >> good if you getut saturday to check that out. noouthern virginia, y are getting your first jazz

festival. we'll kick that off first -- that kic aed off yesterday goes to next week. the d.c. jazz festival is awesome. there's four main stages on the wharf. wh i found to be cool is they've got jazz in the hood. all eight a wards going to be havig jazz activities. >> mini festivals? >> yeah. free concerts. there are paid cop certificatnc every place, upwest, downtown, every place, bringing jazz to every place in the district. >> an easy way to find it in our neighborhood. i like that. >> absolutely. maybe take the water taxi to alexander. this is where we're talking about the sidery. i was excited because alexandria has needed a go cider. like a brewery but for cider. lost boys is opening this weekend, bright festival. wet,l get to t too. the cider y in alexandria happening saturday, sunday.

this is the capital pridefe ivities which is so much fun. the parade steps off on saturday at 4:30 at dupont circle. it runs for threehours. nbc, telemundo 44 we get the big double-decker bus. the news4 peacock joins us. we throw identity beads, and di it's an incree time to get out there and celebrate. >> it's been cooling to see the city, which has always -- it's been cool to see the city, which has always behind the parade, getting ready for the big weekend. >> the news4 team will be out there sunday. >> i think chuck's out for both. eun, melissa, and i -- eun, and i tha,nk meliss too, will be sunday at the festival. >> lots of things to do including a good cider. thank you so much. all right. let's send thing over to chuck and get a check of the forecast. hello, sir. >> we first want to tell folks what's coming up. new this morning, these bills,

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it's comingp on:30 right now. you made it to the end of the workweek.n the su is up, trust me. we'rin loo ing ahead to the weekend. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika gonzalez in for eun yang. want to get to mlissa mollet and the storm team 4 forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. >> chuck, the reality is we're goi to have a cloudy weekend, right sflt. >> ah. not a -- right? >> yeah. ont a lot of sunshine today or tomorrow and n at all on sunday. that said, there's not a big rain threat, especially i am oft mystic about your outdoor plans for tomorrow. today, a 50/50 split on rain chances. cloudy here ur things to know -- not too much sunshine. rain for now is being bottled up to the south the 90 we had yesterday, no more of those any time soon.

your sunday could be rainy. rain to the south of fredericksburg and charlottesville, it will stay bottled up mainly south of washington today. i couldn't completely rule out a few raindrops,r especially fo the suthern suburbs into frederick. temperature wise, mostly in the 60s to around 70 now. afternoon temperatures today, tll commute, not rea a big impact from rain. after highs will be in the low 80s. again, saturday looks great. get whatever you need to do done tomorrow. i'll give the you ten day up.ming >> all right. now in falls church, chopper 4 showing you had showdown. this is the inner loop after 66. so multi-crash. we have part of those main lanes blocked, and then thee right sid of the express lanes shut down, as well. as you head in on the inner loop after p66,etty bipg backups there. -- big backups there. if we can look at the map, you see'sit impacting inbound folks 66. had an earlier crash, eastbound 66 before 123.

in the delays, crash has cleared. we still have the delays hanging around. belts victim, southbound 95 before -- beltsville, southbound 95, capital blacked by a crash. and rhode island at north dakota avenue, work zone in northeast. aaron?. >> thank you 6:32. deeloping this morning, a well-known high school footballn coach is oeave accused of domestic violence. >> pat cilento has onur conference championships and coached redskins top draft pick dwayne haskin at the bullis school in potomac. megan mcgrath is live at theoo swith details on the allegations. meghan? >> reporter: well, good morning. oach patrick cilento is on administrative leave, accused of pushing his wife down a set of concrete stairs. cile cilento's attorney says that her clients is innocent and is going to fight the charges. cilento is a well-known footbale coach at bullis school in potomac. according to court documents, cilento got into an argument wh his wife at their home on

sunday and allegedly pushed her down the stairs. the police were called but didke ot ma an arrest at the time. his wife,though, later filed ao aint on her own, and the commissioner issued and arrest warrant. cilento's attorney says her client ha been wrongly accused. >> any charges of assault are serious. my client did not assault his wife and did not engage in any a of domestic violence. >> reporter: coach cilento has d-degree ged with sec assault. again, the school has placed him on administrative leave. back to you. >> thank you. 6:34. let's look at your top stories. we start with breaking news. bc news has learned from multiple law enforcement sources that federal investigators have anywhered in on a man -- have a narrowed in man who wanted to sets off an explosive device in

times square. two sources said the man had been taken in for questioning. there's no threat to times square. we'll have a live report in about 15 minutes. it could be a month before toxicology reports on a maryland couple foundead at a dominican republic resort are available. the officials have said nathaniel holmes and cynthia day died offies are prae tori failure -- ofespiratory failure but they want to know the toxicology reports. respiratory failure was also blamed for the death of ano woman at the same resort. officials say thecases are not connected. more parents accused of lying about where they live so their kids can go to school for free in the district. according to the attorney general, six maryland parents owe a total of $320,000 in unpaid tuition, damages, and fines. the parents face lawsuits claiming theyied about their residency to avoid nonresident tuition. this is t the first time parents have been accused of cheating the system.

last year suitswere filed against six paresets accud of faking their residency to send their kids to prestigious d.c. hools. we're working 4 you with a warning about fake money in s ry's un is. heherifs fice i investigating several cases where money used in movies is being used to buy items for sale on line. in stigators say theyer will meet with the seller and instead of paying are real bills, they're using fake bims. a reminder that if you arein sett up a meeting like that, do i itn a public area that's well s equipped urveillance camer cameras. another case was measles hits our area. the child who contracted it in another country arrived in our region last week and visited several public places. here's what we know -- the child was in terminal a and the baggage claim area at dulles airport from 5:30 to 8:30 last sunday night. later that night, health officials say the ild wento the emergency room at haymarket medical center and left early the next morning. then on tuesdd, the chil was

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questioning a man for allegedly planning to set off explos tes inimes square. >> closer to home, several homes in montgomery county were damaged during aater main break. a geyser spraying the side of the building, shattering windows and tearing down walls. we w at to start with look at that damage that's been left behind after that impressive show. >> news4's justin finch is live along brassy way in gaithersburg now with a look athe damage for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have been here all morning, and the aftermath here is truly breathtaking. you look at the parking lot here, it is paved over where a large hole was. there's mud everywhere. debris, too. as we look over here, a row of town homes here all left uninhabitable by the force of the water yesterday you take a look at the central one here, it is by far the worst hit. several windows there blasted open by the force of that water. let's take you now to some video here. there is fromeighbors and

firefighters who caught the geyser blasting the town homes close to 7:00 p.m. on thursday. this is the 9600 blk of brassy way off montgomery village avenue. a town home neighbor here. this was a steady stream of water that had debris mix friday , too. strong enough to cause damage to the exterior surfaces of all theseomes here. and also strong enough, too, to warrant evacuations. the red cross and the county working to put up the residents here who were impacted. we had chopper 4 above all of this, as well. they found a huge hole here, as you can see in the parking lot. it is now paved over. but you see on the video there, it was at one time full of water. wssc having to work fast to shut downakhe service to theification here. the wer -- the fixes here. the water has been restored, rvice is back on. as you look out here live, a lot of work ahead for people who live in these town homes, especially this one in the h center e. the debris, again, the mess is

all over. the parking lot is going t be some time here before this neighborhood, this block here, is back to normal. back to you. >>all right. >> justin finch live for us in gaithersburg today. ckank you. we turn ba to the breaking news from times square in new york. multiple law enfcement sources telling nbc news that a man is being questioned for an alleged bomb plot. >> katherine craig has the latest this morning. -- katherine creagh creag has the latest this morning. >> reporter: this morning, law enforcement sources are telling us a man is being questioned and d one point heto wanted set off an explosivice in the middle of it in tims square. the man in police custody this morning. law enforcement sources are telling us that that man had been under surveillance for some time, being monitored by authorities. he discussed with others how he wanted to set off some kinds of

explosive device in times square. we talked with people who work here who are here every day, tourists, as well. est 're alarmed by the l news, but they tell us it won't stop them from being here in times square. >> it shouldn't stop you from doing your noranl thing. you stay inside all the time. be cautious. >> people like to put fear into other people. and we can't live our lives that way. >> reporter: in this latest investigation, we're told there is no imminent threat t times square, but law enforcement investigators are taking the threat seriously by that man. again, he's beinguestioned this morning. his identity has not yet been released. reporting live, nbc 4. back to you. developing this morning, a d.c. firefighter who was severely injured on e job is suing the city. back in august of 2017, dan

smothers jr. was hit bye a ladder truck and suffered severe injuries. his colleagues intentionally hit him to avoid striking another truck. yesterday he filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit alleging unsafe training. an internal report cited problems with the way the fire trucks was positioned. d.c. fire referred questions about the lawsuit to the attorney general. new this morning, caught on camera, d.c. police need your help identifying an instrument thief. if you look here at the surveillance video, you see him crouching down there. somebody broke into the middle c music store along wisconsin avenue in northwest d.c. polce say the thief stole a flute and a saxophone. if you've got any information, call d.c. police. we're learning more about ay deadl shooting in the district. police say 39-year-old bruce gilmore -- this is not the video for that. but we will tell you aout th incident. 39-year-old bruce gilmore was shot and killed wednesday night on 22nd street in southeast. there we go.

not long after, gilmore died. a teenager showed up at a nearby hospital with a gunshot wound. the teen is expected to be okay. there's a $25,000 reward for informationhat leads to an arrest in this case. to normandy, france s after aent honoring the thousands of soldiers, sailors, and airmen who gave their lives on the beaches there on-day 75 years ago, president trump is heading back to washington soon. he joined other leaders to pay tribute to the effort telling the veterans that were there "yr example will never, ever grow old. your legend will never tier." he didn't have wods just about world war ii but for house speaker nancy pelosi as well. he lashed out at the former special counsel robert mueller and speaker pelosi. he responded to a comment she made behind closed doors when she told other democrats that she would like to see the president behind bars. >> she made such a fool out of

herself. i called her nervous nancy. she's a disaster, and let her do what she wants. you know what, i think they're in big trouble. >> polizzi has indicated she wants the president -- flowpelo has indicated she wants the behind to be prosecued but insists it's too soon. let's look at the friday orecast. hello, mr. chuckbell. >> hello, sun's occupy aic ne day to be outside. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. relatively niemild start to you friday. the planner, depending where you live, the farther north you got more sunshine. the farther to the south from washington, more clouds and even a little chance for a little rain. temperatures this afternooy will graduallclimb into the low 80s across much of the ea. there's a big swirl in the upper levels of the atmosphere back here near memphis. that is going to play a big part

in our forecast. it's not in a big hurry, but it has a lotnf moisture i front of it. what's going to control our weather today and tomorrow, we have an east to northeast wind off the at ntic. that's cooler, more stable air. that should help suppress rain chances today to the south.ea al raining south of charlottemeille. with sdded daytime heating, i can't completely rule out that some of these raindrops could coldn't as farce north as prin william or fauquier county. i don't see rain in the northern suburbs. the moisture can onlye held back for so long. here's future weather through today and into 7:00 tonight. any rain chancesotoday, shern maryland, northern neck, toward fredericksburg. watch what happens -- the east winds offhe atlantic protects us for today. here's 7:00 tomorrow morning. still northeast wind protecting us. all the way through 7:00 tomorrow night. winds sunday morning, the start to tu soheckas b that will not help our sunday activities at all.

it will bringin in here during the first half of sunday. here's 7:00 sunday night. raining. 7:00 a.m. monday, rain. monday evening, rain. tuesday morning, rain. tuesdna -- fiy the rain ends tuesday evening. a lot stretch of cloudy, raince weather onhe clouds arrive. enjoy your friday and saturday. pretty nice weather for today and tolyrrow. hone honestly, i think saturday will be just fine. join us for the pride parade in washington. that festival on sunday could be a little rainy. again, we couet several inches of rain between sunday and tuesday. w melissa,t you got on a friday? >> good morning. chopper 4 over a problem on the beltway, the inner loop near 66. the main lanes we have a blockage on the left side and the express lanes on the right side were shut, as well. ahead of this, inner loop as you approach the american legion bridge, crash involving a motorcycle on the right side of the roadway.ee we're sg delays there, too. this problem has started to grow quite a bit now as you're approaching 6. have about a three --

approaching 66. havabout a three-mile back up. eastbound 66 before fairfax county parkway an accident blocking a lane.e tak look at that slowdown. a lot of issues in virginia here this morning. beltsville, southbound 95 before powder mill road, right side blocked, disabled vehicle. laurel, northbound bw parkway after 197, left lane blocked. again, disabled vehicle there. travel times in maryland, 270 looks okay. top of the beltway, outer loop, 32 miles per hour rig now as you look in virginia. 34 miles per hour. inbound on 66 because of that problem, fairfax county parkway, and northbound looking good, 56 miles per hour. enn't ask for much better than that. o wtop 103.5en f.m. wh you hop in your car today. guys? thk you. 6:54. get ready fic new mus from prince. today would have been the artist's 61st birthday. the new album is being released tocelebrate. the album called "hoinls ""orig

have unreleased tracks. some include "nothing compares to yo" for sinead o'connor and with the hit "moonic monday." ne will be erywhere on 21st. the redskins wrapped up mini camp on thursday, bu that doesn't mean that work stops for all-star corner josh rman. >> norman has filled his offseason by helping people all over the country, and he's looking to get right back into it ofore the season start course. in the last few months he's been traveling around the country helping all sorts ever folks. he delivered -- sorts of folks. he delivered thousands ofle bott to water to people in flint, michigan. and do south in texas, he's been delivering to migrants and asylum seekersed at the border. and 4 things to know with the breaking news. multiple law enforcement officials tell nbc being questioned for allegedly

wanting to set off explosives in tiemsz square. the man -- in times square. thhaman's name not been released. look for details ahead on "today." the head football coach at the bullis school in potomac has been accusedf ost dome violence. pat cilento is charged with assaulting his wife. she said he shoved her down concrete stairs last sunday. he denies the allegations. we have more on the alleged incident and the school's response in our nbc washington app. president trump is on his way back to d.c. as democrats are still debating whether to start impeachment procedures. house speaker nancy pelosi wants to hold off, but she's facing increasing pressure to move ahead with the proceedings. the "today" show will have more on this next. tomorrow is t capital pride parade. we're showing you a map of the route. it will start at p street and t21st str northwest at 4:30 in the afternoon. the mile and a half route will last about three hours. later at 14th street and r streetnorthwest. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 are

taking part, and we hope to see you there. all right. wt about the weather? for today, maybe a couple of raindrops from the southern suburbs down to fredericksdyrg. everybo gethss anise, dry day -- a nice, dry day, but then saturday's rain chance increase says. i don't love this. inner loop, the main and ex-preps lanes blocked by a crash. delays everywhere. >> thank you. that is the "news4 today." thanks for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is ming up next. see you back here in 25 minutes.

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good morning. deal or n deal. u.s. and mexican officials hoping to head off threats of new riffs. worries about lasting damage to the economyhe as t president shrugs off republican opposition. >> m a ls shouldove what i'm doing. t>> the lates from the white house just ahead. times square terror plot? the fbi questioning a man they say wanted to set off explosives inrt the hea of new york city. tragedy at west poine earch for answers today after a deadly training accident at the u.s. military academy. aturuck overing killing one incadet, injurg 21 others. the l