we're headed into the low 60s for daytona daytime highs for daytime highs. 1:30 with sunshine in northern marylandbe taken over by cloud cover in the evening, rain stays to the south and moves in overnight and early tomorrow morning. occasional showers monday into tuesday and monday will look very similar to yesterday by the time we get to wednesday we'll clear out. that ten day forecast in just a bit. >> this might be a quintessential part of your sunday morning. we'll introduce you to the king of crosswords who put togethers . >>> good morning everybody we hope you're enjoying the weekend. >> on the week ahead kiging off a new series for children. >> not just problem for girls or just for d.c. zblx we're tacking to police and kmucommunity to g the ream real talk today. >> many of you at home may be filling out your crossword puzzle and one of the most challenging to solve is puzzling readers for 49 years. we sat with the crossword king. >> with the clock running tyler is in a rush to be declared 2017 american crossword tournament champion. it's a gloria glorious sort of nerdy classroom reunion u

we had snapped trees in northern maryland. we had reports of tornadoes in virginia. let's go ahead and take a look at what happened here in our area. we did have a couple reports of small hail. but look at this in mount laurel. we picked up hail that was pea-size. that happened this afternoon. and we a also picked up hail that was in washington township. and pea-size hail was 1:35 this afternoon. we had 35 to 45 mile an hour wind gusts. with this last batch of rain that came through. you can see look at the heavier rainfall totals where you see the shades of blue. northwest of tld head out into parts of montgomery county. now we're going to add to these totals and we'll have more over the next couple hours in all the newscasts, but it's going to be a soaker off to anybody northwest of the city. >> have the nbc 10 app with you to be prepared. you can download it for free to get the radar and also severe weather alerts right on your smart phone. >>> the passing of don rick ls. keith jones is live with that. >> he died today at the age of 90. he headlined clubs and casi

and the aerial flood advisory posted in the northern and western suburbs in the northern portion of maryland all the way up to chester and berks county. mainly road flooding with that. and there is more rain to come and a flood watch in effect until this evening. some areas farther to the north could last longer into the overnight hours and even smots that have not seen a lot there is a possible of runoff that could lead to quick stream runoff. and at 5:00 with gusts up to 50 miles per hour in the coastal counties that is another issue. and as far as severe weather, they pushed the slight risk farther to the south in the far reaches of delaware, newcastle county and right along the bay in seasonal. than includes the storm we are tracking now. certainly take cover indoors, lower floors. if you are in the warning area currently. i'll track all of this on future tracker 6 and things get better in the afternoon and into tonight and big changes for the weekend all ahead in the seven day. >> thank you. >>> this reminder you can use the 6 abc app to get the latest updates and the hourly and seven-d

already raining across parts of northern maryland. we'll bring higher rain chances back for everybody. no rain this morning. pockets of moderate rain along the maryland/pennsylvania border. this moves on out. we should be dry for most of the late morning and early afternoon. daytime 4:00. showers are indeed likely. nedum brel la. shorts and short sleeves and sunglasses for a time. for tomorrow, cloudy skies in the morning. chances of a few sprinkles before lunch. the real issue for rain comes in tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. heaviest of the rain likely late saturday night up into early sunday monk. sunday afternoon we should be able to taper back to just showers. you'll get precious little in the way of sunshine. after the 80s today will be cooler than average with the clouds around. saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. we'll talk the return of heat coming up with sheena. for now, it is traffic time. meliss melissa? >> good morning. adelphi road between rigs and metzerott there, shut down through the morning. live picture fr

here comes a line of stronger storms across philadelphia and northern maryland through harrisburg. allentown ins start to quiet down and the evening hours are locking pretty decent out there. and as we head into friday morning, maybe a few sprinkles. the winds have shifted more to the wst. they will end up northwest on friday. a blustery day out there. how much rain? take a look at the guidance. philly, close to 2 inches of rain. we'll talk more about what you can expect for the opening day for the phil lys and we'll have your ten-day forecast when i come back in a few minutes. >>> sometimes words just speak for themselves. coming up, a must-see mug shot and the story police say is behind it. >>> also the phillies are prepare iing for friday's home opener. we'll meet one guy who has taking an unusual path to fulfill his dream to become a major leaguer. >>> a a new contest is underway to identify the top stem teacher in the region. the eagles hosted a an event b to kick off the nomination process for the 2017 all pro teachers program. it recognizes the best science, technology, engi

but there could be breaks of sunshine, northern maryland and the shenandoah valley. i don't know how much sunshine in d.c. for tomorrow, sunshine back a the umbrella will be needed not just for today. but there's at least a chance of getting rained on each and every day. by far, the most likely day to get rain will be sunday. start planning on something to do indoors on sunday now. it is time for a check on traffic. better go to melissa mollet. good morning. >>> good morning, the only thing still left here on the beltway, still have that inner loop access, with that left lane getting by. a reminder for you there. 270, northbound and southbound. looking good. all of the green showing you where you have that rainfall across the area. 66 and 95 here, looking nice and clear. nice and green as well. beltway there, a live look at forestville road, inner loop and outer loop rolling along just fine. aaron. >>> hey, what do you think are the most popular baby names around here. >> mine is definitely not. maybe in seoul, korea, it's popular, not around here. >> i will say grac

perhaps moving to northern maryland after that. but, the rest of the region stays dry for the rest of the afternoon. temperatures right now, mid-70s in washington, around the bay, it's already upper 70s, southern maryland and across north central virginia where it may be near 90 this afternoon. here in the metro area, we'll peek in the low 80s by 3:00. and then by 6:00 p.m., so, we'll be in the low 70s. and by dawn monday, for your morning commute, waiting at the bus stop for the metro, it'll be right around 70 degrees and the roads, going to be driving into some sun glare right around dawn if you're heading east tomorrow morning, noontime temperatures for your lunch hour. upper 70s. heading back home with a cloud cover and temperatures into the low 80s. showers and storms around monday night. they should be gone by dawn tuesday, gorgeous weather tuesday and wednesday. with highs upper 70s tuesday near 70 wednesday, then a round of some rain showers coming in on thursday afternoon and evening. that looks like it'll continue into fri

you can see scattered showers about through prince george's county, southern maryland, through the northerneck of virginia down towards fredericksburg. very very light this morning. then kind of a second batch out towards front royal that extends up towards hagerstown through the maryland and west virginia panhandles there. very light very scattered this morning. unfortunately this is going to be the case throughout the day today where we're going to continue to see these showers kind of streaming in from the south and from the west. check out your bigger picture. you can see it all kind of extending through west virginia and look back towards kentucky you see a heavier slug of moisture there. that's kind of round two or 3 o'clock later on this afternoon. let's look the at futurecast. day t-here we are at 9:30 in the morning you see clouds and showers scattered about. we work our way into those afternoon hours, much more of the same. i don't expect anybody to see any sunshine today. that will keep us on the cooler end of things. there you see some heavier rain working up through west virgin

stay with us. >>> still watching some areas of light rain in northern maryland, eastern west virginiakely going to need it today. high temperatures in the low to mid 70s, back to sunshine for tomorrow, coolest day of the week will be wednesday followed by the warmest one, which will be thursday. >> get the news and weather any time in the nbc washington app. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. >>> this morning on today's take, it's a monster monday. lady gaga debuts her new single and wait until you hear. >>> then, how to make four delicious desserts from those piles of leftover peeps and the astronaut with millions of youtube fans brings his newest odyssey down to earth. coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's takes" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "

by 10:30 southern maryland, northern neck dealing with showers overnight, looking cool and damp and cloudy with temps in the 40s. that rain will be back here looks like monday and tuesday. i will be back in a few minutes. we will look at more of that rain, when it's going to fall and when the 80s will be back. >> looking forward to thank you. >>> well, today is earth day. in the district of columbia thousands of people braved mother nature's showers to participate in a march for science. bill nye the science guy headlined the event which was a protest against reduced funding for research and restrictions on scientists sharing their findings. he told the crowd that lawmakers must recognize that science is for everyone. in chicago, organizers say it's to show support for the scientific community and defend the role science plays in the world. today's rallies in washington and chicago just two of several hundred earth day march for science rallies around the world. >>> at home thousands of people packed the national mall, including an elderly woman who says she is going to fight for this unti

rain out across parts of western maryland and northern west virginia coming in our direction.again for early this afternoon, and probably both days over the weekend. most of the steady rain is late in the day saturday and early on sunday. 70% chance of rain and cooler over the weekend. >> that's your latest we want to continue celebrating all the amazing volunteers you know in your community. >> we've teamed up with state farm for an exciting series called neighbors helping neighbors. we're looking for all of you to submit someone you know making a difference in your community. go to today.com to tell us about someone special you know. and we may feature their story on the show. you meet people from all around the country who don't want any recognition. maybe there's a woman doing something. >> and they do so much. it's amazing. >> this country runs on volunteerism. >> absolutely. >> calling all you gloria estefan fans. we have a freebie friday give away that's music to your ears. folks at home, you'll get the biggest bootbooty. that's right. >> what? >> the biggest bounty in

leave few showers into southern portions of northern virginia through southern maryland.is is mainly on as the system gets closer, here in dc, i believe it's mostly clouds as we head through daytime hours. some sun continues early this morning and more clouds build up in that direction as we head toward the evening hours, ten:30 a.m., showing sun getting into dc, clouds bubble back up by 4:30, look at your rain shield down there toward richmond, that the your best chance of showers, today some of the shower activity tries to keep farther north than futurecast is showing here by 11:00. what will certainly happen as we head to morning tomorrow rain and afternoon, work week looks like it will start s cool note. good news about the drier forecast to today, baseball games should get if just fine. 60 later on this morning at 1:35 when the oriole takes the field, nationals of course, we love you but, we don't hit the oriole enough. early this week, storm will work its way up the coast line. 60's and 50's coming our way as we head to the early work week, how much rain? potentiall

heaviest rain up towards philly and northern maryland what i'm focused on the actual frontal system whichvirginia. if this can hold together and we can get daytime heating, we may get some thunderstorms this afternoon and it's possible a few those could be on the strong side with little bit of sunshine around here midday. so keep that in mine. remember last night the storms kind of came in between 7:00 and 9:00 o'clock. i think they'll be earlier today more like 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 o'clock this afternoon and things will quiet down tonight behind that frontal system. future cast like the idea of a few showers it's not really showing much in the waited way of thunderstorm activity later on this afternoon. get thunderstorms with the actual front and quiet it down overnight tonight. let's talk weekend. area of low pressure tennessee valley it's going to just kind of move along and get stuck here as we get into the weekend. for us that means lots of clouds tomorrow. i think we'll be dry the first half of saturday we'll get some showers later in the day tomorrow night into sunday. and then with th

ahead of it we have shower activity coming through the northern portions of the maryland panhandle throughell this cluster of showers holds together as it continues to drift down to the south and east. we could have a shower right around the sunrise hour here in washington. maybe around a little later than 8 o'clock or so. 80's coming our today as high pressure sinks down to the south though. that's going to push up a southerly surge of warmth. with a cold front moving through portions of the midwest we're out ahead of it enough that there will just be some scattered thunderstorms. the bulk of the thunderstorm activity will stay to the west. as isn't that cold front gets closer tomorrow probably a better chance of thunderstorms. severe weather not expecting any today. very low risk of strong winds large hail tornadoes. it's just not the right atmosphere. only concern would be in some of the thunderstorms we get a quick burst of rain. any showers would be 8, 9 o'clock in the morning and then they're out of here. we're breaking up into sunshine, 69 degrees at 11:00 a.m. by 2 o'clock, 7676. b

we are track something showers off across northern portions of maryland, up through hagerstown, northern virginia panhandle. this looks like it will primarily stay off to the north, maybe a couple of light showers popping up right around d.c. for the time being but that's about it. much like yesterday, once that gets out of here, we will be in the clear for at least the first part of the afternoon. another chance of storms coming our way later. high pressure situated off the coastline very warm position for us. we'll pull in a lot of southern warmth later on today with again those temperatures expected to reach the middle 80's. cold front sliceing into that warm air means another chance for showers and thunderstorms possibly a couple of strong ones as we move into the early afternoon and evening hours. marginal risk of severe weather most from i-95 off to the east today. what does this mean? much like last night where we had one storm, could be one or two today, not a big outbreak for everybody. heavy rain strong winds large hail is possible but again it's not supposed to be a widespread

and entire fighters will participate in mock scenarios six sun disclosed locations in d.c., maryland and northern virginia and drill scheduled to start between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. we'll vel complete cover range throughout the morning. >> in the news a major push in support of those who represent out homes through air bnb. >> from across the region and area are expected to testify to city council in support of the company. coming after one council member is proposing new rules for d.c. resident that rent on such sites. melanie alnwick live in northwest with more. mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys, this has become a heated debate with air b 234 b and working on behalf of hotel industry and councilman mc duffy saying air bnb hosts are taking away affordable housing from city residents. air bnb home sharing property allows property owners to represent rooms or entire home for short term stays. air bnb stats show $59 million in rental income from d.c. hosts last year. there are concerns that some property owners have basically running on unregulated hotels rather than rent ago forldable apartment. i

terror drill will be taking place at six locations in d.c., suburban maryland, and northern virginia.ergency and law enforcement personnel will respond to a simulated attack involving multiple target locations, and teams of perpetrators. the drill will take place from 8:30 a.m. until four p.m. and it will include actors posing as casualty victims. developing now.. a drink laced with drugs - passed around a sterling classroom! and that's not the only place where the substance was found! suzanne kennedy is live at river bend middle school.. suzanne? ! morning.. montgomery county public schools have finished a safety review of rockville high school. but - they're not releasing what they found, at least not yet. the review was ordered after two teenagers were arrested - accused of raping a girl inside a bathroom during school hours. the school system plans to, in their words "follow up" on the review next week. former vice president joe biden is heading to george mason university biden is teaming up with the school to raise awareness about sexual assault on college campuses. the event cal

temperatures right now, mid-70s, metro area and up near 80, southern maryland through northern virginia. that area make up to near 90 this afternoon. great afternoon if for baseball. mets and nationals first pitch 1:35, hovering in the low 80s through much of the game. under a partly cloudy sky, only a slight chance of maybe an isolated shower toward the end of the game. monday morng partly cloudy, and then noontime, temperatures into the upper 70s with dry roads and we'll have it, oh, cloudy by 5:00 p.m. on monday. low 80s again. then it's monday night, may get showers and thundershowers. temperatures by dawn tuesday into the low 60s. and we'll have the sunshine back during the day on tuesday. with afternoon highs reaching the upper 70s. then on wednesday, lots of sunshine, beautiful day. up near 70 degrees. and then as we get into thursday, looks like rain moving in. and some showers yes washing some of the pollen out of the air looks like thursday afternoon and evening. the only upper 60s in the afternoon. then moderate, briefly heavy showers during the day on friday with highs in th

thr areas of fog across parts of northern maryland and northern virginia.eful driving through the fog this morning. otherwise it will be a sunny and warm dayth the 80s. we'll be in the 80s again for tomorrow. near 90 on saturday. >> tonight on news 4 at 6:00, an investigation. >> a well known teacher found not of molesting a student years ago. >>> we're >>> we're back. 7:30. it's a thursday morning. it's the 27th of april, 2017. a little better weather this morning than we had yesterday morning when it was raining in the new york area. making its way toward a pretty weekend by most accounts. >> going to warm up. >> al shot me a look. >> it's true. >> don't mention al. he's going to run in here again like yesterday. >> al. >> don't do it. >> always ready. >> let's look at what's making headlines this morning. president trump now saying the u.s. will not immediately pull out of nafta. a pact he once called the worst trade deal ever. he made that announcement. instead is t the white hou to proceed swiftly to start renegotiating the deal. >> and the president's

officials along with those act ors will all participate i six undisclosed locations in d.c., maryland and northern virginia. that drill is scheduled to begin between seven:30 and eight:30 a.m. we will have complete coverage tomorrow morning on fox5. >> tonight one d.c. resident is fed up with a loud noise that's been keeping her and her neighbors up at night. >> that can be annoying. residents living in a highrise along sixth street in northeast have been dealing with cars driving over metal plates in the roadway for over a week now and the noise that comes with it. after a targeted tweet from liz momma resident on the eight floor of the building, d.c. sent a tech out. we're keeping our fingers crossed that a restful night is in the future for those folks. we'll keep you posted. >> i've heard that noise before p if you've hearing it over a annoying. >> a d.c. fire inspector is alive tonight because of the quick thinking of some good samaritans and today she got to thank them in person. imagine having to take a selfie to get life insurance. we'll tell you about the new technology that's caught the

steadier rain across parts of northern maryland. facing a chance all day today with steadier rain likely to come in by mid to late afternoon so don't leave home without that umbrella. temperatures wise, low to mid-50s around town now, upper with all the clouds and rain chances, we will stay mostly in the 50s all day long. >> chuck, thanks. another local news update. >>> for now, back to the "today" show after this short break. ♪ >>> it is 7:30. it's a monday morning, april 24th, 1. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's 7:30, monday morning. smile while you can, the rain is coming but here's a piece of sunshine. >> good morning, guys, are you all right? >> you almost don't even notice the rain out there. let's get to stories making headlines on a monday morning. the white house is bracing for a possible nuclear test or missile launch from north korea. tomorrow marks the founding anniversary of its military. recent u.s. satellite images indicate increased activity around north korea's nuclear test site. president trump spoke with the leader

teams from maryland, d.c. and northernirginia are playing at the tournament at oxon hill high school this weekend. it ends with a championship game tomorrow. >>> more trouble in the sky. this time, it's american airlines taking heat. how a flight attendant left a mother in tears. plus, the man who stood up for her. >>> and not only damp but chilly out there right now. take a look at current temperatures in the metro. around 50 degrees. some of us could be in the upper 30s tomorrow morning. i'll let you know there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >>> so it's hard to hear what this woman here on a plane is saying, but you can tell she's upset. this is new video shot on an airplane that's going viral this weekend. what it shows is a confrontation between a flight attendant and the woma

volunteers took part in a full scale drill this morning that included six locations in d.c., maryland and northern virginia. this drill comes after multiple coordinated attacks in europe. larry: president trump is not happy about the decision to prevent the administration cutting off the funding to the sanctuary communities. president trump: i am never surprised by the ninth circuit. larry: it wasn't the ninth circuit that vaylated the executive order. the judge who issued the ruling was a district court below the ninth circuit. before going for a dip in the shenandoah river. there is a report that says the river is polluted with the high level of the manure runoff from livestock. they suggest a better system. larry: all right. moving on. the sun is starting to break through the clouds across the area. a check on the forecast. >> we have nice days before the cooldown will come in a few more days. it's 80 in warrenton. it's cooler east with the temperatures to the low to mid-60's. the clearing trind is going to continue west to eat. the storm that kept us locked in. later tonight the temperatures w

this is happening at six different sites in d.c., maryland, and in northern virginia. so tomorrow, keep in mind it is just practice. hello. law enforcement agencies plan to give neighbors a warning before they start. >>> we now know who at the justice department will investigate russia's meddling in the race for president. rod rosenstein. he's just confirmed by the senate as the deputy attorney general. his new boss, jeff sessions, recused himself from that russia case over his tries to the trump campaign. rosenstein has spent the last 12 years as attorney for maryland. wusa 9 spoke with him one-on- one in the run up to the confirmation. >> the justice department has -- employees, a lot of responsibilities. it's critical for the department to operate apart from politics. >> rosen stein was first appointed as federal prosecutor by president george w. bush. he kept that job under president obama. >>> also new tonight, a possible health care deal on capitol hill. our news partners at the reporting that a new bill might get support from the republicans who tanked the last

then during the afternoon, that rain chance shifts south of us down into southern maryland, fredericksburg and partsst northern neck and northern virginia. areas like culpepper county. by 4:00, we're continuing to track clear. and that sets us up for a spectacular, fabulous monday evening. but the pollen is high enough today for us to get an official pollen report. i can't recall this ever happening. a trees coming in very high. and you can tell just by looking at your car. i noe know mine is flooded in that yellowish green pollen. looking ahead, the only relief to lower the tree pollen would be next weekend on into the following monday. take a look at our temperatures though. we're in the upper 70s. we're in the low 80s here in the metro area. tomorrow morning we start off cool around 66. that chance of a shower mainly north of 7:00 a.m., mainly in the d.c. metro area around lunch time. othe sunshine just gorgeous tomorrow evening. 4:00 we're in the mid 70s. we're in the low 70s. so the weather having a low impact on your day. that commute may be an isolated shower for some of us to deal w heavier lunch out d

there's light shower activity through southern maryland and northern neck of another batch through baltimoreain, 9, 10:00 we'll timely start see clear ago piering area of low pressure off the coastline still slowly pulling ingself away and again once it does were back to the good weather around here. 59 the current number here in d.c.. many starting off in 50s. 55 west mipster and 56 dulles. maybe a couple degrees above normal 72 this afternoon with clearing skies. all right. that's a check of the forecast and airport airport is back with traffic. >> on time traffic brought to you by toy oat a visit buy a toyota.com for special offers. >> 5:07 taking a look in gaithersburg we've been telling about you a serious injury write crash vehicle and tractor-trailer shade joy grove closed at oakmont. pete paringger letting us know that information. eastbound getting by. we'll let you know when traffic gets buy. few roads closed in the district for pope co. kee in mind 170 north west and southbound 17 closed new york avenue for pepco crews. you'll need to detour around that one. as we loo at rest of w

showing what's not good and shower activity pushing in to the west across portions of northern virginia. most of marylandthis pushes off east and it will see how much of this moisture works across d.c. and maryland this morning. temperatures outside 54 reagan national and dulles 51 and bwi 50. cooler start. certainly jacket weather and grab up umbrella in case you need to throughout day today. afternoon planner 111:00 showers around. 58. chance of showers just about all day today. no it's not a washout and not everybody will see them. i'm going to stress that point here. 2:00 in the city, 61 by 5:00, 64 degrees. as for highs today depends where you live. down to the south of town you get socked in with clouds and better leonardtown, fredericksburg. temperatures in the 50s today. 55 in d.c.. off norm and west sun later today and temperatures much closer to 70 degrees. all right that's a check of of the forecast. erin como with traffic. >> 5:26 we have construction that we're seeing slowing us down. behind me this is outer loop the headlights coming towards us. no construction there and heavier traffic. ho

but if you're in southern maryland, fredericksburg, the northern neck, you could have all-day rain on. more showers at times on monday, continuing into tuesday and then after that, we start to warm up. and we're talking about humidity on friday with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. another check of storm team 4 radar, the severe thunderstorm warning for prince george's parts of the district until 5:15. doug will have another check of radar in the 5:00 hour. >>> another brick and mortar store bites the dust. bebe will close all stores bite end of may. there's one at montgomery mall, tyson's corner and potomac mills. >>> nbc4 responds is working for you and has helped recover more money for viewers. susan hogan has a recap of another busy week. >> from a maryland man who found out that his family was double-charged for his mother's funeral, to a virginia man who hit a roadblock clearing up a toll that had ballooned to more than a hundred bucks. nbc4 responds is getting results. doug howell went from heart broken to angry. when his mom died, he had a feeling his father had prepaid f

moving out of maryland primarily into northern and central sections of delaware.lly moving into parts of south jersey. we'll kind of zoom in and you can see some of the thunderstorm activity this is some pretty hefty rainfall in particular new castle county in delaware. newark moving toward wilmington. smyrna this will move toward salem and also cumberland counties over the next hour or so. it might clip parts of south philadelphia. now as we go hour by hour by tomorrow morning, we could have another round of thunderstorms moving through and then again tomorrow afternoon during the heat of the day but those temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 70s for most across the area. temperature wise right now, 58 in wilmington in philadelphia. 61 in pottstown. allentown a little cooler down the shore so temperatures for tonight 57 degrees. mostly cloudy. those passing storms especially south of philadelphia. for tomorrow, some morning cloud cover and some showers. then we break out into some sunshine. 80 in philadelphia. there could be some afternoon thundersto

rain drops are now in northern parts of loudoun county, raining in frederick, maryland, and everywhere west of there. so grab the umbrella. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s now. we'll get dry weather late morning through the mid parts of the afternoon. just enough sunshine today to get most neighborhoods back up close to 80 degrees. another chance of rain later today and tomorrow plus the weekend, too, yuck. sheena and i will break it down in a few minutes. >> thank you. 6:41. tomorrow marks one year since music icon prince died. >> know members of his 1980s band are getting ready to hit the road. the band says planning to go on the tour i with paralympian's untimely death. >>> a winning trifecta. caps fans are not the only fans winning this morning. >>> a scare for the former first daughter. why a long-time stalker was just arrested by secret service. >>> there is a reanable fsoea mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, where