a look at wha to expect for the day ahead. >> thank you, aaron. a dry start for your monday morning. there is a chance for some atthunderstorms around ler on into the afternoon. but risk for severe weather today are higher out acrossthe shenandoah valley westbound into the mountains of west virginia and the ohio valley. still isolated stronger thunderstorm is not out of the question to stay with us and we will keep you ahead of any severe later this afternoon, should any occur. man, oh, man, is it comfortable. one final comfy morning before the heat and humidity settle back in for the summertime. here is yoplan er. mostly ithe 60s. a quick warm-up. mid-80s by launch time. afternoon highs around 90. storm chances 50% and most likely from 2:00 to 10:00 p.m.

right nowe we hav these work zones. we zoom out. earlier road work on the beltway and everything has cleared out of the way so we don't have any worries there. outbound same situation. you don't have any big problem outbound. bottom of the beltway through prince george's county no problems into or out of tow me situation 95 and bw parkway nd everything moving along quite nicely. we turn to a developing story. video on cial media of a man tasered by mro transit police are still srking outrage this morning. >> a witness recorded that conontation inside the u street metro station over the weekend. news4 justin finch is live now with details on how this all unfolded.

good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning. as you might imaginof lots questions about the use of force in this case and what exactly ed happen we are now gaining bits and pieces of details from metro police, from witnesses, as well as two teens who were involved case.is you're looking at this video here. this happened close to 6:00 p.md on sa at the u street metro and it's shared quite a bit on social me the two teens at this point are already in custody. orlice are here at the u street station looking f reportedly teens who were threatening riders and that is when a man'r seeing there has already intervened as a number of metro transit police oicers are on hand. witnesses saying this guy was going i to help. eventually tensions rising and officers eventually get that man down and then taser him to subdue himefore he was taken into custody. those two teen boys were taken by officers but eventually

released. metro transit police say they were not charged and no victim but the two teen boys did speak to us. >> i ain't do nothing. i just got there. and just getting off the train. ad>> it m me like mad, but it happened all the time. >> reporter: metro transit police giving us a statement in this case reading here, in part. an adult male patron not original n the incident allegedly began inferri gnterfering with the police station investiion. and apparently fighting that officer. metro transit police saying that social media sharing and concern about this video is partly what prompted their investigation. back inside to you.

>> just finch, thank you. we are staying on top of another developing story in the district. one person is in custody and o d.icer is on leave following an officer-involved shooting. this all started when police respond to do a report of a suspicious car early sunday morning alone alabama avenue southeast in the cgress heights neighborhood. officers stopped a car that fit a 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. the officer is on administrative leave. rew this morning, we a traffic delays on i-95 on jor sunday. a pedestrian was hit and killed by atractor-trailer. this happened just before 2:30 in the afternoon near the rest area in howard county. police say it is still unclear why the man walked onto the tghway. oday, family and friends will pay their last respects ta

rince george's county woman iho died while on vacation in the domincan republic. the memorial service for cynthia day will be held at the first baptist church in upper marlboro this morning. he ander fiance both died whil on vacation last month. officials in the dominican republic say they died of respiratory failure. their families are questioning the findings. also today, former national security adviser michael flynn is expected back in court. thisirill be the f time for him in court since he replaced his legal team. he asking a judge to delay his sentencing once again. he pleaded guilty oft lying to he fbi as part of the russia investigation. in gecember a j delayed his sentcing to give him time with variations. tension between u.s. and iran continue to escalate. today, president trump could ns on the e sanct country. the u.s. is trying to cripple iran's economy to stop its

nuclear weapons buildup. last thursday, the president called off strikes after a naval drone was attacked. said heelt the attack would have led to the loss of lives, which he deemed disproportionate to downing of an unmanned drone. the president said he doesn't want a wil and is to hold talks with icanian offials. now to decision 2020. an important week for the democrats running for president. the large field of candidates will face off in their first debate. >> they will be divided into two groups and debate over two nights. ahead of those debates, cost of thedidates spent the weekend in south carolina. that included former vict presidenoe biden who has been heavily criticized for his comments about his ability to work with known segregationists. >> you got to deal with what is in front of you. what is in front of you is a bunch of racists, we had to defeat them. >> the upcoming debates will be held in miami and, of course, we are committed to bringing you complete coverage of decision

2020. i'll be reporting live from mia as 20 democratic candidates clash over two nights. coverage begins on wednesday evening and you can watch the debate here on news4 wednesday and thursday nights at 9:00. publisher gazette is pushing for aatnal memorial for fawn journalists. friday marks one year that a gunma walked into a paper and killed five journalists. he said the memorial would honor journalists who sacrifice their lives in the name of a free press. a man convicted of kling a woman in charloplesville is eading forry.

josh fields plowed into counterprotesters with his car killing heather heyer. since fields is 22 years old and had a traumatic childhood he doesn't deserve life in priso prosecutors said fields showed no mercy when he used hisar to kill heyer. starting today, union workers at shoppers food storesn will bego protest at stores around the region. >> they want answers what will happen to the store's future. news4 aimee cho is live in college park where workers wille protest la this morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the shoppers workers are tired not knowing when or if they will lose their jobs. months since the parent cpany announced it is trying to sell all of the locations but still no word as to what will happen to the 34 stores in the d.c. area. so all this week, employees plan to protest. the workers are members of a union, the united commercifo workers, but the union sayse it hasn't hard of any upcoming layoffs. all of the pharmacies inside the

stores have already been closed. we knowe th shoppers warehouse in hyattsville is closing today. the company announced they hope to sell all of the locations by march of next week. workers need to know aore specific time line of if and when they need to look for a new job. also another concern, the ores were y if the to close, they worry communities without food deserts access to fresh food. >> aimee cho, thank you. this morning, barbecue lovers may be slping off some of the best meals they ever had. the national battle of the barbecue battle was on the w streets this kend. >> chefs came for the annual on competiti. profits from tickets sold will benefit the capital area food bank and the united service organizations. looks yummy. >> always good food out there.

next on "news4 today," a warning for anyone who buys baby formula, a brand sold in a big box store is being recalled. after graduation comes thewo real ld. what your grad should be doing today if they are trying to land a job. a healthymother in her 30s battles back from a stroke and nowwa she is ing other parents about the common occurrence that doctors say caused her condition. the important thing about monday morning is the weather.ot it's a h start to the weekend. temperatures likely to be in the mid-90s on saturday afternoon before we catch a little bit of a break. a break. just in time forthe

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let me give two claps for this. wo >> friday on this broadcast, eagles safety and prince george's county native rodney mcleod previewed his annual amp at his alma mater, dematha. i got it out. >> are you british all of a sudden? >> it looks ke the kids are a lot of fun out there.

campers focused on more than just football. the kids received visual and dental exams and learn about ea hierall hlth and wellness. all important tgs for young athletes who want to make it big. later today, we will find out which country will host the 2026 winter olympics.ed it is between 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 on. a warning who gets their baby formula at walmart. a major recall has been issued for a brand exclusively sold 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 the formula says it want be cautious. if you have that baby formula, you can return it and get a full refund at any walmart.

we don't normally associate coughing as a possible causea fr troke but that is what happened to a texas mother. 38-year-old jeanette church considered herself too hung and toolthy to have a stroke but several weeks ago she experienced several unusual symptoms. first, she suddenly lost sight in one eye. her left hand became numb. and she couldn't talk normally. she immediate 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. >> good news for your wallet. the cost of filling your tank is dropping big time. a survey from a leading analyst says a price of a gallon of unleaded gas on average is 22

cents lower than this same time last year. the lundberg survey looked at prices across the country the past two weeks. our team of reporters and anchors and producers and photo journalists, our production folks, our promotion folks all took home 33 awards total at saturday night's capital emmys. >> news4 won in 11 categories. best evening newscast d telemundo won 24 years including excellent best sports and apather anchor. our chief photor won the ted gates award for his outstanding career. he is a terrific guy. i'm so happy for him. he has seen a lot and survived a lot over his decade long career. >> we brought out some of our trophies here for you. people don't realize the same emmy awards you see for the

movies, that the same hardware we get to take home when we win. it takes about two dozen people to make this newscast happen every dayhi so tis an ensemble award and a team award we execute every day and congratulions toeverybody. >> all of the people behind the scenes who work so hard to make us look so good. the unsung heroes. er they all des it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> chuck bell, he might that away from you with the forecast. >> thank you to everybody who made this award psible. remember seinfeld and his tony award? i see raquel welch swinging her garms. what at night it was. you guys were out there in pe son. >> we had a good time. >> there i was at the beach and notat paying ntion. >> i'm sure you missed us! >> it was a great team effort. now on aay mond morning, we have a pretty quiet start to the

week. weather this weekend, wow. what a fantastic weekend it was. do you know this past weekend wasi the ft weekend since last weekend of march, he said march. 12 weekends inow a r we had at least some measurable amount of precipitation over the weekend eier on a saturday or a sunday. twelve weeks! three months in a row between completely dry weekends! hope you enjoyed it. next weekend will not be completely dry but this past weekend was. your commute unaffected by rain during the the early parts of the day. however a thunderst chance later on in the afternoon and evening. really that is just about it for rain chances. e scattered storpected today. there might be an isolated wo tle rain shower or tomorrow but not a big chance. then we dry out wednesday, thursday, and friday. in addition to turning a little

rain-free for a switch, we are also veryg.ot all week lon if you're flying to houston or new orleans or potentially birmingham or atlta later in the day could have weather-readily flt delays there. for us it's about the return of the warmer, more humid air. it starts to creep back in later this morning. as the warm front which is veinging the warmer and more humid air in ar there will be a chance for thunderstorms today begin in the shenandoah valley and potentially impacting the d.c. metro area between 3:00 and 7:00 or 8:00. there may evenan be her late night rumble or two of thunder up across parts of northern maryland. keep the umbrella handy or today. you will not need to carry it all week long. >> that is a hot one.

taking a look at your first 4 traffic. beltway everything that we had earlier has cleared out of way so we don't have any big worries on the belt wth. everyg is nice and open. bottom of the beltway through prince george's county, everything looks good. don't have any issues i on out of town. 95 same thing. everything is rolling along quite nicely. 270 southbound to the spur 60 miles per hour. northbound has earlier road work that is wrapping up at this pointu as yo approach montrose. earning the degree was e thing. now it's time to land a job. >> we are working forit you w tips for recent grads who are looking for impleemployment.

self-proclaimed architect has hints for looking for a job.

we are not going anywhere. at the end of the day you can find us here in waco, texas. >> that was the promise from chip and joanna gaines when they announced their final season of their popular home renovatiho me fixer upper. now we knowoore their future plans. they just announced 10.5 million dollar expansion at their retail st e magazine magnolia home decor line are best sellers on line and in stores such as target. the empire they are built for themselves. ussion about them possibly starting their own network. >> i think that is going to happen for sure. for thousands of people college is over. now is the time to get to workob >> finding after you cross that stage may not be as easy as you think. katie zachary has details on how new grads can overcome the odds. >> you're done with school and you have that degree. now what? a recent survey found that students expect, on average, to

earn 60 grand a year when they get that first job, but ti stastics show they will likely earned 50,000 closer on average. r. grads have not found that big job now, don't de here is one who says is a successful architect. he mentors young college grads and say they should be realistic about how harit will be to land that job that they want. >> finding a job is not easy. it is a job. it is a full-time job. a n0-hour a day job and youeed to put in the effort and you need to plan and you need to focus and you really need to get to work to find a job. >> reporter: nelgrads will ikely face a lot of rejection. nciarte says it's important to learn from those disappointments. >> think of rejection as build blocktoward 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 to do your h mework. resee company you want to work for. >> get the background and look at where they are looking to go nd the future and how i guess your skills a your knowledge can apply to building that organization. >> t was katie zachar reporting. to further stress this is aca critil time in one's career.ho a study people who are employed right out of school will earn mre over their lifetime than those who don't find employment right away. my question? i guess if you live with your parents? if you don't find employment right away, you an't afford anything. >> get a cash register job or whatever until you can -- >> a cash register job? i made no money at that. still ead. d up. people in the area saying the noise caused by helicopters is increasing. >> a new report designed to find out what is now planned and tell

you when it begins. a devastating apartment fire forces dozens out on the streets. we will have an update on the y wthe fornow. ion.e supatu near 90 and likelihood of thunderstorms this evening. your gardening tip for today? be on the lkout. abouoot

good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>i'm eun yang. let's begin with a check on your commute and your forecast. melissa mollet is standing by with yourir f 4 traffic. >> chuck bell just slid into place there to tell us what is happening with the temperatures right now >> you don't win emmys by calling people out, aaron! >> he is working hard to build the forecast and graphics. >> it's one-arm over here. i don't have people doing my work. >> move on. >> slew of interns and

chauffeurs. 67 in dulles airport. 62 springfield. 63 german tow wake-up weather today, a flawls start to the workweek. temperatures will be gradually climbing into the low and mid-70s during the early parts of this morning. today's high temperature back up to about 90 degrees. plenty hot. we are tracking a little chance for thunderstorms later on into the afternoon. i'll show you future weather and your ten-day forecast coming up in the half hour. melissa, you'l doing al the work for yourself too. >> i am solo today. that happens. sometimes people aren't here for us. beltway looking oka inner loop and outer loop. both of these things just disappeared in northwest.

prince george's county into town and out of town, nothing in your way. a video circulating on social media of a man tasered by metro transit police is still parking outrage. >> this incidentwas recorded by a witness inside the u street metro station over the weekend. in finch is " ju live with details now on how this all unfolded. justin, good morning. ter: good morning. you know by now, maybe you've seen this video on twitter or instagram or facebook. it's getting a lot of eyes this morning and, right anw, metro trsit police say they are investigating. take a look at this vid here the u street metro at 6:00 p.m. on saturday. they are able to see a number of metro trsnsit police office called to the station to look for teens they say they had a report of them threatening riders here. two teen boys were taken into custody. you'll also see on your screen a man there intervening.

metro transit police say he appeared to be interfering in their investigation with one ifficer saying he wasn a position to almost fight oneof their officers. we did have a chance to speak with those t twoen boys. a mother telling u w toch that video was heart breaking for her. >> it's not my tears just for these two boys but my tears for all of the youth that i know that are encountering this. >> reporter: again, we do know this morning metro transit police at invating this use of force claim. also say they are looking into the video itself. we will have witness accounts and other facts and best view of what happened here on saturday. in this case those two boys we not charged. no victim was ever found. they were released to their families after that incident. live u street, justin finch, news4. back inside to you. >> justin, thank you.> >> overnight we learned new details about a shooting near

the national portrait gallery that happened after 8:00 last night in northwest. police say two people were fighting when one of them pulled out a gun and fired a round. the victim is expected to be okay. nearly 60 peoplere trying to figure out what to do after a fire damaged their apartment complex. pictures from the prince george's county fire department show the damage on livingston terrace. there was a partial roof collapse. three firefighters suffered minor injuries. no residents were hurt. it looks like you can sll ay with cash on metro buses for now. our news partners sa metro ended its cash-free program and was operating between silver spring and downtown the purpose of the program was to speed up service on board. metro h not said what impact the cash band had on service times. her is a look at other top

stories this morning. back in court. a similar request was in december andt that time the judge told flynn he wanted him to further cooperate with federal investigators. flynn has pled guilty with two charges that he lied to the fbi. y, a memorial service will be held for a prince george's county woman who died while on vacation in the dominican republic. cynthia day and her fiance nathaniel holmes were found dead in their hotel room. the authorities say ty died of respiratory failure. the family is questioning the results of the findings. investigators are trying to figure out what happened with this south philadelphia refinery. this happened friday morning in philadelphia. five people were hurt and remarkably, no one was killed. there are some concerns about air quality in the area now, but over the weekend, t ating was do at this point, everything appears to be safe. ja as fields jr. is asking judge for mercy. he is the man convicted of l

kiling heather heyer and injuring many others when he drove a car into a crowd of counterprotesters during a white ationalist rally in charlottesville. tencing scheduled for friday. his attorney says fields had a traumatic childhood and doesn't deserve life in prison. this morning, we are learning that thern govent accountability office will start a study on helicopter noise this fall. "the washington post" says that back in january, theres a spike in complaints about the noise generated by helicopters in northern virginia, d.c., and maryland. many people say the noise is becoming louder and lasting r. longe much of it is attributed to military exercises and the transportation of vips but the reason for the spik is not known. every year, hundreds of thousands of dresses are worno high school proms across the country. some stand out more than others. >> that is definitely the case fory dress not only worn bbut created by a local teen. check this out. this is 17-yeaold christina

malot and a dress she wore to her prom at freedom high. her dress is made entirely of duct tape! look at that. because of the success she has had in creating it, she is a finestt the stuck at prom t contest thalebrates dresses and tuxes made out of duct tape. $10,000 will be awarded to e best dressed and tuxedo. voting for the contest ends on friday. >> they make colored duct tape now? >> or you can paint it. >> nice job. ahead. a warning to all of us who are parents to teenagers. more young people are drinkinge under >> the risk it could pose to their long-term health. plus, hea -up local sports fan. of savings and service.

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welcome back. doctors at the american academy of pediatrics have a message for parents. talk to your kids about drinking. studies show that those who drink at a younger age are more likely to abuse alcohol later in life. pediatricians are urged to screen their patients for alcohol use and let them know the impact that drin ng hason the brain. kids don't think about that sort of thing. parents have to be that in he between t doctor and the kid. >> i pray they are listening. growing concerns in the heart of steel country after a d fire knock out a pollution

control system. >> some residents outside of pittsburgh say the air is making them sick. this is the second time fire destroyed pollution controls at the same steel plant in six months. after the first fire on hristmas eve high leve of a respiratory irritant were spewed into the air almost four months. pollution controls were finally put back in in april but a week ago, another fire did the same thing. the pollution controls were bacd within a day ahe county deemed the air safe. so residents say they are still feeling the eckz. >> it was like a burning rubber paste in the back of my mouth. >> makes you nauseous. >> sometimes i feel like i'm going to faint >> company officials say that they have been talking to the members of the community to figure out what could be done to make residents feel better about the plant being in their neighborhood. a chunke of ic big as a soccer ball fell from the sky and no one is sure where it came from. look at the size of this thing

that i happened tully, new york. the woman was on a walk when tht chunk fellthe ground and left a hole 29 inches wide and 5 inches deep. the national weathesaservice it doesn't know if the ice came from a plane but has no reason to believe it was weather-related. that makes sense. >> usuay from a plane. chuck, you want to weigh in? >> my guess is plane. i'm going plane. you don't want a water that falls off a plane. just saying. cute little lyrichere. 4 1/2 years old and perfect lap dog. i know because lyric is sitting on someone's lap. put a song in your life from lyrict there ahe rescue center. perfect this morning but hot by lunch time and maybe storm for e afternoon walks today. what about the rest of the week? i'll let you know coming up.

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happening today. taking action. president trump plans to onomic e a series of sanctions against iran. >> this weekend, the president

spokeith chuck todd and saying he is not looking for war with iran but doesn't want them developing a nuclear weapon either. i'm not looking for war area if it is, it will be obliteration like you've never seen before. i'm not looking to do that but you can't have a nuclear weapon. >> tracie pottsis choing us live with capitol hill with more. >> president trump leaving that diplomatic dooropen as he imposes mos economic sanction on iran's already crippled economy. after he called off that air strike he says would have killed 150 iranians in response for iran shooting down an unmanned u.s. drone. the united states thinks that was not balanced response. now diplomacy seems to be the approach, the strategy for the trumpstrategy.

secretary of state is trying to drum up support for that. they are going to talk about the scalating tensions in the re on hoanw d thepey mesight be ad what military experts say seem to be the u.s. and iran inching toward war. >> tracie potts live for us on capitol hill, thank you. democratic president candidates pete buttigieg spent part of the last few days off the campaign trailnd back in south bend, indiana, where he is a mayor. fang angry rrnesidents at a town hall. days ago a police officer shot and killed an african-american man and many people are demanding answers. [ screaming ] >> buttigieg promises to ask the u.s. justice departmto review the matter. 54-year-old eric lgan was shot an officer responding to a call about a car break-ins. he did not have his body camera on at the time of that shooting.

pete buttigieg will join 19 other democrats running for president in miamiek this we they will all take part of the first democratic presidential debate. i'll be coveng those events. you can watch the debates here on news4 wednesday and thursday at:00 and you can see my reports beginning wednesday evening. year ago that white house ress secretary sarah sanders took to twitter tellg her followers thatgi a viria restaurant asked her to leave. at the time, there was concern that the incident would hurt tourism in that area but a new report suggests that is not the case. it was the co-owner of red hen in lexington who asked sanders v to the row a the report the lodging is remaining steady despite the outc from conservatives. sanders will be leaving the io posit at the end of the month and she and her family will head back to her home state of arkansas where she is gconsidering running forernor in 2022.

shoppers grocery stores will begin protesting. >> reveral shoppers stos have already closed and those who plan to protest say they want to know if they are next. aimee cho is live in college park where one protests will ta place today. >> good morning. in a few hours this shoppers food warehouse parking lot will be filled with workers walkion out he job. they say they need answers as to if and when they will lose their jobs. ien months since the parent company announced it is trying to sell all of the locations but still no word what will happen remaining about 30 stores in the d.c. area. all of the workers are members of a union united commercial food workers but the union says it hasn't heard of any upcoming layoffs. all of the pharmaciesnside the stores have already been closed. we know the shoppers warehouse in hyattsville is closing today nd other locations ha converted to giant grocery stores. the company hopes to sell all of the locations by march of next

year. this morning, worke say they still need to know a more specific time line of if and when they need to look for a new job. ark ests at the college location starts toot at 11:00 a.m. if you need to get some groceries it will likely take longer than usual. >> aimee cho ine collegpark, thanks. this morning, new accusations against the maker of controversial guardrail is blamed for a number of deaths. >> a story our investigative team is following nearly two years now. susan hogan is working for you with new details. >> reporter: steve's daughter hanna died in 2016 after hitting a guardrail. he believes the product is defective and he is truly on a mission to get these specific type of guardrails removed from our nation's highways. we traveled to his home in tennessee toive you a firsthand look inside his ground zero.

all of these binders on his y kitchen table see are full of documents. he has collected them through public records requests and online research. and he says he has made some pretty the surprising discoveries. h over and over, we have state d.o.t.s and federhway raising concerns that have been validated over and over. >> reporter: but steve says the most troubling discovery he's made is with the ones that are currently installed on many of our nation's roads. he believes tre have been significant changes to the guardrail without it ever being retested. tonight on news4 at 5:00, we will show you how he found the changes and tell you what the manufacturers say about ton accusati back to you. >> let's turn to chuck bell and talk about the weather. a gorgeous ekknockout wed. >> nothing wrong with the weekend at all. now, now, now it's time to pay the piper. yes, indeed. 90-degree weather coming back

for most of us today and almost all of us for the rest of the week. yes, indeed. skies mainly clear. sunis already up. came up at 5:44 this morning. got to love these long days! days are going to start getting alert shorter here before you know it. you will have to worry about sunrise coming up past 6:00. but four things to know about the weather for today. a comfortable morning but here comes the heat. likely to be back near 90 oday. likelihood of early evening thunderstorms today from 2:00 to 10:00. the heat is back forhe rest of your week. right now s61 at charles town,t wesvirginia. your planner for today, bright and sunny through the morning house and chance for thunderstorms later on in the day. carf washing ecast? you could take your chances. there will be chances for stormy tobut after today, i think rain chances start to dry up quite a bit. if you're traveling today, there could be flight delays in

atlanta and new orleans our the uston area and part of the warmer more humid air comes back in here later today. no heavy weather here early this morning. but there is a chance for thunderstorms later on. let meow you future weather. dry weather from now until tle s at least lunch time. 1:00 hour chance for storms in the shenandoah valley. by:00 the storms could impact culpeper and thundecestorm chan breaks up closer to i-95. ill not necessarily buy that completely. i do think there will be a of showers and storms here mostly between 4:00 and 8:00. our severe weath risks today not zero is a low chance for severe storms this afternoon. tomorrow, may a stray shower this afternoon. really very dry weather returns starting on wednesday

i have a feeling it will be hot the fourth of july. now over for first 4 traffic. chopper 4 heading out to ac le of different problems we have. stop by a couple of things. northbound 95 after the truck scale, a motorcycle is down and much of the activity back of the screen up top. it is slow through that section because of that ash. hay market eastbound 66 near 15, a crash on the right side. that is still there. rest of the beltway looks okay. travel times. remember to listen to wpot 103.5

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is 6:00 a.m. m aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it's monday morning. start of a new week. hope is alive. >> hope is alive? nd we arey is dawning here working for you. >> wow! you need to sing now. i got a hint after song there. i feel like there needs to be something extra day. >> let's see. rainy days on monday? >> no. ♪ a beautiful morning >> thanks, aaron! >> that is from oklahoma." i like it! walking on sunshine for today! that is my favorite song of thea skies are clear. first rays of monday morning sunshine starting to hit the higher buildings in downtown washington. temperatures are still in the comfortable range for this mning. but we are going to get more summer-like heat stai