a product only sold at walmart stores. what you need to know about a nationwide recall. i want to go back to working out and working and making dinners and being a mom. >> and a young mo survives a stroke and now she is on a mission to make sure other people recognize the gns sooner than she did. it is 4:00 a.m.ni good mg, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. the start of a new week and it's monday morning. melissa mollet is standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> but let's start with chief meteorologist chuck bell. >> i hope you enjoyed the weekend. that is about as nice weather we can expect between june 15th and ptember.rts of unfortunately the humidity and heat are about ready to start iging up this week. already some b thunderstorms way to our south. that is part of a larger storm

system will bring the heat and humidity back and storm chances baclater on into the afternoon today. not a humongous risk for severe weather but any individual storm with temperatures up near 90 today and any individual storms could certainly pack a punch so we will keep you posted on that. not too bad this morning. most everybody back down below 70 deees. that will become a rarity beginning tomorrow into the rest of the week. here is your planner for your monday. a gradual increase in clouds today and risk of afternoon thunderstorms. future weather and timing that out and hiow high the temperatures are the rest of the week. melissa, happy monday. >> you too.r outeop getting by the work zone and nothing will slow you down too much at this point. 66 inbound outbound 95 and prince george's county looking into into town.

you look at 270 southbound 66le mian hour gets you there in 27 minutes. northbound after the spur do have construction work and blocking some lanes. all right. hold on. he is all right. hey hey hey hey hey hey hey! >> this is mideo of aan tasereim several tes that sparked outrage. it happened in a railway station -- >> all right, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! >> the boys told news4 they did nothing wrong and were released with no charges. their mothers are outraged. >> you see my tears.

it's not just for these boys but all youth encountering these actions. >> they say theer offic had warnings to move back. transit police are now reviewing the incident after concerns were raised on social media regarding the officer's actions and whether they were -- this was an appropriate use of force. we are staying on top of another developing story in the district. one person is in custody and a d.c. officer is on leave following an officer-involved shooting. this all start when police respond to do a report of a suspicious car early sunday morning along alabama avenue southeast in the congress heights neighborhood. officers stopped a car that fit that description. during that traffic stop, d.c. police say one officer fired his

gun. 48-year-old donald willis ran off but later turned up at the . hospital willis faces several charges, including assaulting an officer and running from police. the off who fired his gun is on administrative le we are learning more about the major traffic delays on i-95 this sunday. a pedestrian was hit and killed tractor-trailer and itpp ed before 2:30 afternoon near the rest area in howard county. police say it's still unclear highway. the crash blocked all of the southbound traffic for about half an hour. no one else was hurt. ic> we are waiting for police to identify the vm of what they are calling a suspicious death in reston. witnesses reported hearing gunshots or fireworks early sunday morning nearly hunter woods plaza. officers fou the bo on an exercise ail. fairfax county want to hear from anyone who may have information about this dea.

a memorial service for cynthia day will be held at 11:00 this morning. day and her fiance nathaniel holmes died last month. ty say theyied of respiratory failure. michael flynn is expected back court and the first time in court since he placreplaced legal team. he pleaded guilty. back in december a judge delayed flynn sentencing to give him mo time so he could cooperate ith investigators. this morning, tension between the u.s. and iran continue to escalate. the u.s. is trying to cripple iran's economy to stop its nuear weapons buildup. last week president trump called off strikes after a naval drone attack. the president thght it could lead to lt of lives to the

downing of a unmanned drone. todd, interview with chuck the president said he doesn't want war and wants to hold talks with the iran officials. >> if you want talk about it, good. if not you can live in a shattered economy for a long time. i'm not looking for war area if it is, it will be obliteration like you've never seen before. >> officials in the trump ion say even though the strikes were called off, the u.s.eserves the right to attack iran at a later time. it's now 4:06. the stage is set for the democratic candidates who want d to succe president trump. the debates are days away. >> this weekend the eyes were on north carolina where they they were in the capital of columbia for the state's party annual convention. this was a chance for candidates to et their message across voters ahead of this week's debates.

for the first time front-runner joe biden spoke at ngth about his comments with past work with segregationist senators. >> you got to deal what is in o front you. what is in front of us is racists and we had to defeat them. >> the upcoming debates will be held in miami and i'll be this ing live from miami week as 20 democratic candidates clash over two nights. you can look for my reports starting on wednesday watch the debate right here on news4 wednesday and thursd nigh at 9:00. publisherf a capital gazette is pushing for a national monument to fallen journalists. friday marks one year since a gunman opened fire inside the newsroom. five employees died. now the chairman of tribune accomplishing saying lawmakers willtroduce legislation this week for a memorial for fallen journalists. the man convicted of killing

a won during a white nationalist ray in charlottesville in 20pl is eading for mercy. a man plowed into counterprotesters with his car killing heather hire. since fields is 22 years d and had a traumatic ildhood he doesn't deserve life in .prison prosecutors said fields showed no mercy when he used his car to kill hire. the last of the flames at a philadelphia oil refinery has been put out. several small fires have been burning since then. the philadelphiay solution refinery is known as the largest single source of pollution in the city. iestigators are conducting air quality checks now. so far the air hanot found to be unsafe. union employees at shoppers food stores in the region will

begin protesting to get answers. enion workers want to put pressure on th store owners to find out what will happen to stores in the region. the parent company united natural foods has been actively trying toell the stores. the stores began closing its pharmacies last month. employees say the company has not told them whether any more stores will close. the shoppers in hyattsville is expected to close permanently today. the natiol capital barbecue battle took over the streets of d.c. this weekend. >> 27th annual competition. profits from benefit the capital area food bank and the united service organizations. that is gooeang! >> people using forks and what not. you're supposed to shove that i yourface. ribs, whatever you got. >> starts off by that. coming up, on "news4 today," a warning for anybody who buys

baby formula. a brand sold in a popular big box store is being recalled. after graduation comes the real work.ra what your g should be doing toda if they are trying to land a job. >> a healthy mother in her battles back from a stroke andw no she is warning other parents about the common cause thatc sed her condition. showers confined to the shenandoah valley to the west but i couldn't rule out an isolated thunderstorm or two in thtro d.c. area. i'll show you future weather

let me t two claps. >> friday on this broadcast, eagles safety and prince george's county native rodney mcld previewed his annual football camp at hisalma mater, dematha. campers focused on more than just football. the kids received visual and s dental exam and learned about overall health andes wellns. all things that are important to having big football careers. they are . their way >> a great message. more than about sports but making good life choices and being a good person too. >> and giving back. later today, we will f out which country will host the

202winter olympics. it is between sweden and italy. sweden owns the most olympic gold medals of any nation that hasn't hosted the games yet and italy has hosted the games twice. the announcement is expected at noon. a warning who gets their baby formula from walmart. a major recall for a brand s exclusivelyld there. parents choice advantage infant formula milk. a new consumer report suggests there may be metal foreign matter inside thousands of bottles. no reports yet but the company that makes theay formula it wants to be cautious. if you have that baby formula, you can return it and get a refund at any walmart. we don't normally associate coffee as a possible cause for u stroke that is what happened to a texas mother. 38-year-old jeanette church considered herself too young and too healthy to have a stroke but several weeks ago she experienced several unusual symptoms.

first,oshe suddenly lst sight in one ye. her left hand became numb. and she couldn't talk normally. she immediately called 911. >> the paramedics were asking so many questions and i was frustrated because i knew all of the answers and it seemed like it was taking me forever to get them out. >> the doctors say jeanette had a small tear in an artery in her neck. that allowed blood to pool and eventually cut off blood to her brain. jeanette says she suffered heavy coughing two weeks prior to the stroke and that may have caused the problem. amazing. >> good news for your wallet. the cost of filling your tank is dropping big time.rv f su from a leading analyst says a price o a gallon of unleaded gas on average is 22 cents than this same time last year. the lundberg l surveyooked at prices across the country the past two weeks.

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watching is the pretty >>pictur. ongrats to our whole team. w about the storm of return -- don'ta you complain about hot weather! >> it's not complaining. this weekend was spectacular! >> it sure was. if y are like me and you dared to go to the beach this yoweeke, u know, we should have waited until saturday to leave. it took four hours and 45 minutes to get to the beach! normally, that is a 2:45 or three hour run to the coastline over 4 1/2 hours. the backups started3 miles beforee wgot to the bridge! i'm going again this weekend and you people wait until i get over that bridge! i hope youenjoyed the weekend. the weather was nice around here. dulles and bwi below 60 deees in the morning and comfortable again this morning with nemperatures in the 60s. around 70 downtownd by the

way courtesy of the relatively warm waters of the potomac and chesapeake bank. 60s for the morning hours. a quick .warm-up more than enough sunshine to get temperatures back near 90 degrees this afternoon. this is the first of what is likely to be many, many 90s in a row. foth now, the bad w is down to our south. though we are not under a big threat for severe weather todayt any individualle storm out here could turn a little on the strong side later on in the afternoon. let me walk you through fuatre wer to plan out your day. 0% chance of rain past lunch time. i think build up some storms from leesburg to warrenton. this particular run has the falling apart into the d.c. metro area. i would not be surprised at all to see some of those storms on the i-95 corridor primary during

the second half of the evening commute. once we get past about midnight tonight, the rain chances start to dry up. >> i love this! thank you. sounds good. sterling south and sterling boulevard near davis drive a brand-new accident there. 66 looks good and so does 95 northbound and southbound through virginia. no complaints. green belt outer loop left laney is gettingbut not seeing big delay us that of that. rest of the wealthway looking fine. 95 southbound in maryland from 32 to the belt way 65 miles per hour gets you there in 11 minutes. take a look at 270 coming up. next on news4, earning thed oma was one thing and now it's time to land a job. >> recent grads who are looking for employment.

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you think. katie zachary has details on how new gradsvean oome the odds. >> you're done with school and have that degree. now what? a recentunurvey fod that students expect, on average, to earn 60 grand a year when t get that fit job but statistics show they will likely earned 50 coser onaverage. if grads have not found that big job now, don't despair. here is one who is a success architect. he mentors young college and say they should be realistic about how hard it will be to land that job that they want. >> find ago job not easy.j it is a . it is a full-time job. a 10-hour a day job and you need to put in the effort and you you need to plan and you need to focus and you really need to get to work toind a job. >> reporter: new grads will likely face a lot of rejection. he says it's important to le from those disappointints. >> th of rejection as bui

blocks toward success. ask for feedback. i mean, feedback is going to provide you for building blocks to get you and acquire the job you want. >> reporter: another key is do your housewomework. research the compawant to work for. >> get the backed and lok at where they are looking to go in the future and how i guess your skills and our knowledge can apply to building that organization. stl ahead this morning, fed up. people in maryland,d.c., and northern virginia say the noise caused by helicopters is increasing. >> a new report to find out what is being planned and when it will begin. a devastating apartment fire foces dozens of locals out onto the streets. we have an update on the investigation. chuck, about our hot forecast? >> if they are gardening today, they say do before the lunch time hour because temperatures will be comfortable this morning and more than enough sunshine t

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it's monday and melissa mollet is standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> wut let's starth chuck bell with a look outside. >> it is almost theend of june and heat and humidity will be back here before you know it so enjoy your monday morning. i hate we are wasting it on

monday but that's the way the ballbounces. 57 in mountains of west virginia. 63 manassas. your forecast for today, plan on temperatures back u to around 90 degrees. there is an increasing chance for storms later on in the the day today. could bes early as about 1:00or :00 in the shenandoah valley and could hang around at lace at 9:00 or 10:00 in and arnd the city but may be it for rain chances. car washing teforecast, af afternoon storms today most of the rest of the week is looking dry but very hot. hotfor tuesdayand wednesday and thursday. that ten-day forecast has a lot of 90s on it, melissa. i'll give ito youoming up. >> thank you, chuck. in sterling, south sterling boulevard near davis drive a accident hanging around 66 and 95 loaying ok right now. arlington northbound gw