i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we'll get back to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with the impressive forecast. melissa mollet will update us on road conditions. if you are cold natured, you might need a little jacket this morning. that sounds like a complaint. >> not a complaint. >> complaint department is mposed. >> coint department is closed. we're not hearing any of that. the nation's capitol waiting on sunrise which is only 18 minutes away. temperature has fallen below 50 degrees for many, many spots.f out west o i-95. 49 in chantilly, 49 in manassas mostly ei-95 corridor in the mid to upper 50s. bay side communities a little closer to 60. your planner for today, sun's up at 5:50 and down at 8:20. 14:30 of sunlight today. high temperatures in the mid 70s. this great weather isn't going to last long. we'll be back to thunderstorm chances and very warm weather tomorrow. more about that and the timing of any storm chances coming up. melissa, good morning. >> good morning. outer loop at central avenue, we'll

aaron? melissa, thank you. 5:33 now. the fallout continues followseg tho disturbing sex assault allegations at damascus high school. >> a j.v. football coach has been banned from working for montgomery county schools following an internal investigation. us 4's justin finch joins live from outside of the school now with the other troubling details in that report. justin? >> reporter: good morning. troubling details here, indeed, including word that the j.v. football players were unsupervise the in the locker room at the time of the reported sexual assault also, lots of questions being asked about this time line that emerges in that report. we'll see october 31st between 2:50 and 3:15 p.m. last year when those four j.v. football players were al sgedlyually assaulted by their teammates in the locker room. well, that night the report finds that a parent did notify the j.v. coach about itut it was not until november 1st, the next day, that a school resource officer was notified. so wherewere the adults that day while those pl

>> good morning, aaron. good morning, eun. yeah. starting today hundre more of these devices, dockless scooters and dockless bikes are allowed to hit the city streets. ddot just putting that permit in place. that is good news for a lot of e people who lo use these, but there are also some safety concerns with thes right? take a look at this video. a scooter rider was hit and killed in this area. that is leading to concerns about where you can ride them and even potential areas to ride the skooders. we did some research, took a look at the rules of the roads. you have to be at least 16 yearo in the district to ride one of these. ou don't need a helmet or license. the best place to use them is the bike lanes. in terms of where you can de these on the sidewalk, you cannot ride them in the central business district. you're not supposed to be on the sidewalks. that's foggy bottom to capitol hill in the d.c. area. ddot sayshese things are improving transportation in the city. they're giving people another choice to get from point a to poi

aaron? >> 6:32. now we turn to some updates on two developing stories involving gun scares on campuses. today therell be extra security at a northern virginia high school after a gun went off inside a classroom. >> no one was hurt but it kept students at onhy high school in prince william county stu c in thessroom for hours yesterday. a 16-year-old is now in custody. coming up we'll take you to the school for a live report. >>> just in,ur first look at the mug shot of the man accused in a deadly shooting at the university of north carolina at charlotte. police say 22-year-old trystan terrell brought a gun to campus yesterday and started shooting classroom. two people are dead and three others a in critica condition now. coming up in a few minutes we'll have a live report from nbc's chrislackum from the university. >>> this morning fairfax county's police cief is ordering an internal affairs review of a woman at tyson's corner. what's going on? >> eun, this hased captur lot of attention on social medi

i'm aaron chgilst. >> i'm eun yang. let's begin with the forecast and a commute on a friday morning. melissa mollet is standing by with a lookat he roads. >> i'm sorry. i just -- melissa's dress, i thought about that bucket of kfc. the col combination there. >> what? >> it's the red and white. >> melissa, that was a compliment. >> i'm going to take it that way. i'm going to have to come in there right now. >> it's not you, i blame dylan. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here tracking the possibility of strong storms. >> it's 4:01, ladies and gentlemen. >> those comments from aaron leave a mark, don't they? all oght. cly and mild after a couple of rounds of thunderstorms yesterday and during the overnight hours. another little taste of summer coming our w for today. likely going to have more thunderstorms later in the day today. i think the coverage and the intensity today will be less than yesterday. so that's good news.ed activity storm -- the storms could pa the skies with winds. gicouple of sprinkles along th

i'm aaron gilchris >> un yank. thank foroining us on this wednes the temperature are just going wtop's taylor is in for rain,chuck. unfort because of the it will begi

aaron? >>> thank you. 4:02. we begin with powerful storms that ripped through our area. for the second time in one week, a tornado touched down in howard county. look at the video a viewer sent of the storm in ellicott city. people said it looked like a wall of white moving across the sky near veterans elementary school. re have been no injuries reported. >>> today the national weather service will be in howar county surveying the damage left by the storm. the violent weather left several major roads blocked by downed trees. several large homes on edgewood way had huge pieces of their off.s ripped homeowners scrambled to the holes covered with tarps and plywood in anticipation of more rain. >> lets of work. lots of roofs. lots of tarps. it's raining, so it's dangerous right now. we probably have got another six ofs to get on to tarp it tonight. >> to the west several historic farm properties were hard hit. at least one enormous old tree sliced through a brick home in an ajoining field. the w

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it will be a nice spring day to watch some baseball. yesterday was gorgeous, right? >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is ready down at nats park, getting us geared upfo weather day there. good morning. >> yes. i must have had a lot of interference -- did say that you work hard, aaron? >> let's flip his microphone -- where's lauren? >> interference in here. we're here f for weather -- we're here for weather day.in more comup. >> i'll be joining chuck out there. a lot of shade being thrown around and it's only 5:30. doug's throwing out the first pitch. stay tuned for all of this. as this unfolds, it's with the weather day. good things coming out of sunshine as we warmum. there cloud cover o now -- warmup. we have cloud cover out there now. the frontal system bringing showers across the area. light stuff. you may wake up this morning and find that you have a few showers out there, especially you're in maryland. just around the i-70 area. iagain, just some lt stuff rolling through

aaron, eun? >> 5:03. we now know more about the man arrested at the trump international hotel in the district. 49-year-old lee mccartney is from norris town, pesylvania. he faces several charges including possessing an unregistered weapon. this all started yesterday afternoon when he tried to go through security for ant event the hotel. police found a handgun and high capacity magazine with 15w hallo point bullets inside his jeep. he didn't make any threats, ecognize d.c. doesn't weapons registrations from other states except under limited conditions. >>> will attorney generalia willm barr be held in contempt of congress? that is a question that may be answed today. the house judiciary committee will vote on the matter a few hours from now. william barras ordered to turn over the full unredacted mueller report and he refused. the senate democrats are pressing inspect general michael who ahorowi to investig barr. >>> 5:04. forget getting into an uber or lyft right this morning for your commute. >> that'srs

good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have melissa mollet with first 4 traffic. >> chuck will join uslater. lauren ricketts has the >>forecast. > a nice mild morning. the sun coming up before00 6: a.m. it is going to be beautiful out there a beautiful sunrise into the morning. comfortable, degrees now. we've got the south wind at tbout seven miles per hour. humidity kept aay today. as we continue through the day, maybe a few more cclouds,uld have an isolated shower, we are seeing a few isolated showers mainly to the norh, through hagerstown around the mason dixon line. again, this is going to continue to push into maryland, could have a few isolated showers as we get this morning's started but they won't last long. we'ltalk about the remainder of the day and whether you can see some showers. we've got weather day at nats park. i'll join chuck bell later this afternoon and doug kammerer will announce the summer outlook at 4:00 p.m. we'll talk more aboutt. tha first to traffic and melissa mollet. good morning. >> good mo

aaron? >> thank you. >>> breaking ews in fairfax county. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting there. this happened on route 50 in chantilly about 1:30 thmos ning. police say a man was taken to the hospital where he died. several people are being detained. wehave a crew headed that way. we'll bring you the lest as we learn more. and oads are still closed power lines down in some ho neighborods after strong winds swept through the area. >> the national weather service confirmed a tornado touched down in howard county. a tree sliced through a home in columbia. luckily no o washurt. the scen wasn't much better in montgomery county. da teen escaped her house with the two family dogs after a tree crashed on to hollands drive and caught fire. >> i walked downstairs and looked to the right, the tree fell. and i freaked out. >> here's another view of the damage. lucki luckily, again, no one was hurt. >>> wherever memorial day weekend takes you, stay on top of the weather with the nbc washington app. even if you're out town,ou can see the hou

aaron? >>> 4:32. hitting theighway forhe memorial day weekend, you don't want to let unexpected traffic slow you down on the road to your vacation. >> today drivers in our area could see travel times triple as holiday travelh mixed w commuters on the roads. aaa says the absolute worst time to hit the road today in our area ibetween 4:45 and 6:00 p.m. if you're traveling over the chesapeake bay bridge, leave before 10:00 a.m. or after 10:00 p.m. tonight. traffic will be 54% worse on i-270 northbound today, around 6:00 p.m. we caught up with some commuters at the gas station yesterday preparing for the holiday weekend. >>his is my first year owning a boat. i will have it for memorial weekend. i imagine if it's going to eat, $400, $450. >> geez. >> before hitting the road, aaa advises you pack a cell phone it charger, toolkwater, snacks, and be nice. and on the serious side, the virginia dmv reminding drivers not to drive drunk. in 2018, there were 278 lcohol-related fatalities on the roads in thewe comm

aaron? >> thank you. 4:02. >>> we have continuing coverage onhose fast-moving storms that swept through the area yesterday. cleanup is underway in howard county where the national weather service confirmed a down.do did touch you can see some of the damage there on the area where 29 and 32 meet in columbia. a tree sliced rhht through t house from the roof to the ground floor. the good news is nobody the was hurt. >>> the fast-moving storms leaving behind a trail of damage in the disteect. this ent down on to a home on 18th place in southeast. neighbors tell us the storms were so strong the building began to shake. the woman who lives next door says she feared for her life. >> i didn't know whether it was going to take my life or not. very i was praying to god that i make it out of there. >> the homeowner said the tree had been leaned, and that she utlled d.c. officials abo it two weeks ago. no one lives in the home, but two merk were wog inside at the time. they were not hurt. >>> not even t

aaron? >> k you. 4:02. >>> a d.c. woman has serious injuriedsto her face and han after being mauled by a pair o dogs. the attack on her was the second of the day in oneou seast neighborhood. surveillance video shows the same dogs ambushing a teenaged boy who was walking his dog yesterday. you can see the dogs corneren the tees he tried to save his pet. he injured his hand fighting them off. a few hours later, the same dogt aked a woman as she was taking out her trash. she tried to protect herself with the trash c as a shield. >> i was in the house. when i came out, it was -- the end of the dogs mauling her, and the police had pulled up. when i was walking to see -- talk to the police, the dogs came toward the officers. that's when the officers shot them. >> police searched the dog ow ner's home and found evidence of a significant commercial marijuana operation. the banneker ridge homeowners association said they had been trying to get the occupants evicted for months with no success. a> over in nort d.c., two dogs wer

aaron? >> thank you. >>> 4:54 now. new show shows terrifying moments at a high school in washington state. >> a strong gust of wind picked up an inflatable bounce house. you see it there turn over. and carried it hundreds of feet down a football field. officials say five students were inside at the time and were d.jur witnesses say strong winds flipped the bounce house at least 20 feet off the ground. >> all five students inside were injured. school officials are trying to figure out whether the bounce house was properly secured to the ground. >> this is not the first time we've seen something like this. to take the proper >>> a sad morning for "star ws" fans across the world. the man who played the lovable asaracter known as chewbacca passed away. peter mayhew was cast by george lucas toplay the giant wookie in the original trilogy in the 1970s. the 7'3" actor reprised the role in sequence like "revenge of the signatu sith" and "the force awakens." he guided his successor to take over the role. his family was by his s

aaron tone from the business desk has been following this for us good morning aaron what does this mean does this mean that all u.s. communications technology will now be coming solely from domestic providers well we can't exactly make that claim you have to remember only 2 of the top $55.00 g. producers are actually based in the united states and while hallway may no longer be in the game in terms of the continental united states it'll really be kind of one of those things the market decides many of those other producers and also local american producers produce the components in the switches at a much higher price and that's always been hallways big argument that they produce you know the fastest and cheapest versions of this 5 g. technology so to really be kind of one of those situations where the market will have to decide but for their part 4 way maintains will actually do a lot of damage inside the united states not necessarily in the big cities but rather out in the countryside a lot of the smaller internet service providers have to go with much lower cost and devices in switches

aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:02.g developin this morning, an urgent search for an suv in the potomac river stretching into the morning hours. >> this has been an all hands on decorati decoration. look at the video from the scene showing drivers, boats, and aea helicopter shing for the suv last night. d.c. fire officials say they were called tooosevelt island after someone reported seeing an suv go into the water near the island's parking lot. officials did find tire tracks deading into the potomac. the coast guaris assisting, trying to figure out where the suv might be right now. >> there is the possibility that this vehicle is in the water that it could have floated somee dist that is a possibility we're exploring. the coast guard was going to do some modeling for us based on current patterns in the river te see w, in fact, that vehicle couldndave eed up. >> news4's cory smi will have a live report from roosevelt island at 5:00. >>> a young man is among the dead in a rash of violence. 18-year-ol

that's especially true for aaron brown. tomorrow, he's due to become a father, of sorts. >> i am getting a cat. the prison has a program set up with a no-kill shelter and we're allowed to adopt cats. i've been waiting for about a month since i was told that i'm getting a cat. and i've actually wanted one since i got here in 2002. >> why? >> i've always liked cats. i think sometimes i like cats better than i like people. >> while a kitten might provide a sense of family, brown knows he will never see his own parents again. >> on the night of february 5th, 1994, i waited for my mom and my stepdad to get home. and just after midnight, i -- when they arrived, i killed them both. >> how? >> i shot them with a 12-gauge. i wish i had a good reason why i did what i did. because at least then there might be some way of justifying it. but there's not. there's no way of justifying what i did. >> what was so wrong that they had to be murdered? what was so wrong in your family? >> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy gro

aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> it's 4:56.sa tequires you to empty your pockets at airport checkpoints. reminder, don't forget to put the change back afterwards. this morning, we have proof of ijust how quick adds up. last year, more than $60,000 was left behind at the tsa e biggest change collector was dulles airport, $30,0. overall, nearly a million dollars in change has been forgotten at u.s. airports. tsa plans to put the unclaimed money toward chester countya trining requirements. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah, it is. i can't imagine leaving monday behind. i need every cent i can get. >>> ahead at 5:00,go months a the pope ordered one of the highest ranking cloikts in the country to be -- catholics in the country to be removed from the priesthood. now the pope is answering questions on what he knew abo -cardinal theodore mccarrick. that's next. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with theew pronamel repair toothpaste we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened sta

aaron? >> thank you. 5:32. >>> back to the breaking news.h smasd grab, a scene we've seen play out at 7-elevens all over the area in the last two months. >> this morning, it seems to have happened again. robbers have smashed through the front window of a 7-eleven in montgomery county coulding too take an atm -- looking to take an atm. justin inch in is outside of the store with more. good morning.oo >> reporter: morning. it does seem as almost every week we're telling you about another one of these. this timeit's montgomery county at this sle7-eleven off the colitbia pike. a first stop for a lot of commuters. today they'll have to go somewhere else. montgomery county police telling us this happened just after 3:15 or so this morning. andhat at least two thieves were inside of a pickup that plowed through the front of the 7-eleven store. they were able, we now hear from sources here on scene, to make i off w the atm. the good news here is that clerks inside were not ht. this is not the first

good morning, eryone, it's 5:00 a.m., i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. cet's begin with a check of the forecast and mute. melissa mollet is standing by with a look at the roads. >>> we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. as tracking the possibility of some storms thisernoon. >> yes, indeed. feeling a lot more like homer simpson -- mmm, fried chicken. yes, indeed. cloudy and mild on your friday morning. most areas are starting off in the 60s today. another little taste of summertime here in the first few days of may. there will be a likelihood more rain and thunderstorms this afternoon. i think the coverage and the intensity will not match what we saw yterday. still, an isolated, stronger storm not completely out of the question. saturday we'll start dry, but a t of your weekend is going to be hit with rain chances. i'll show you more about the weekend coming up in a bit. your friday, offto a dry start for most. 59 leesburg, 60 inlorton. 68 in annapolis. there are a few raindrops across the northern shenandoah valley. these a sort of headed

i'm aaron gilchris >> un yank. thank foroining us on this wednes the temperature are just going wtop's taylor is in for rain,chuck. unfort because of the it will begin as early as 3:00 evenin an occasional severe more storms tomorrow but weathe threat. for t we're in enhanced storm team 4 radar, scanning the skies this morning. couple of showers there just border that's where they're going to we'll be off to a dry stain. chances pick up after 3:00 high today, yuck, 94 degrees jack taylor, that's a lot of >> awesome. great. 50 out at bayidbrge. chuck, westbound is staying hours. traffit wesbo has been stopped. which means the westbound span not causingmuch of a delay so far. on the inner loop coming out of you want to be out of there by 00 in the morning. in maryland, i-70 eastbound, report of a vehicle fire. author arrive on scene the third for very slow traffic point. >> jack, thank you. >>> it's5:02. breaki right now to update to that deadly crash thar we you about it at >> theotorcyclis who died was an off duty

aaron? >> all right. thank you. 5:02. >>ack to those powerful storms that ripped through our area yesterday. for the second time in a week, a toado touched down in howard county. look at the view. a viewer sent this to us. you see the storm rollingug throh ellicott city. people said it looked like a wall of white moving across the sky near veterans elementary school. >>> today the national weather service will be in howard count surveyine damage. >> the violent weather left damage all over our area yesterday. news4's justin finch has more on aree that fell into a home in district heights. >> reporter: good morning. we're off the 3200block of magrine avenue in district heights between the marlboro pike and pennsylvania avenue where we have found -- >> good morning, we've off the 3200 block of magrine avenue in district heights between the marlboro pike and pennsylvania avenue where we ve found this. this large tree uprootedin this back yard. going all the way across and grazing a home next do

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i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. let's begin with check on your forecast and commute. melissa mollet is standing by with a look at your first 4 traffic. >> we'll beginh storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and what we need to know about your forecast. >> you need to know a couple of things. the bright sunshine and the weather we enjoyed yesterday, that's officially a thing of the past. northeast winds coming ck. cooler. most areas, 10 to 15 degrees cooler. doesn't necessarily mean that much of a rainat thre there's a chance of a few sprinkles and a very unsettled pattern has returned. that means chances for rain each and ehery day t next couple. today's rain chances

aaron, eun? >> thanks to jay gray. >>> we now know more about the man arrested at the trump international hotel here in the districtyesterday. 49-year-old lee mccartney now from norris town, pennsylvania, faces several charges including possessing an unregistered weapon. this all started yesterday afternoon when mccartney tried to go through security at the event at the hotel. police found the handgun and high capacity magazine5ith 1 hallow point bullets. he did not make any threats. d.c. does not recognize weapons registrations from other states except under limited conditions. >>> will attorney general william barr be held in contempt of congress. that is a question that may be answered toy. e house judiciary committee will vote on the matter hours from now. barr was asked to turn over the full unredacted mueller report by monday and he refused. the justice department says there's no legitimate reason to hand it er. in the senate democrats arees prsing michael who are row wits as a way to go ar

>> jimmy: oh, it's aaron judge >> what's up jimmy aaron here, man.t want to wish you luck in your upcoming game and just don't suck. >> jimmy: all right, here we go look at you there, look. come on, you're a badass look at that here we go i'll just pretend i'm in the audience boo! [ laughter ] there you go >> there we go >> jimmy: look at people get up to catch it. don't catch it 398? [ crack of the bat ] what do you call that when you keep hitting them? you twerping them out there? what's the baseball term [ crack of the bat] >> that's a no doubter >> jimmy: look at that, 431. all right, now i'm getting nervous here oh, no, no, no this is not good >> jimmy >> jimmy: you suck >> that's fine >> jimmy: you suck >> i heard a lot worse last night. [ crack of the bat ] >> there we go >> jimmy: that's barely -- oh, my god that count as a home run >> front row homers, those are the best ones. >> jimmy: five all right, it's not bad. five >> five homers >> jimmy: look at this >> you're up [ crack of the bat ] first one. that's gone. >> jimmy: yeah, that's a h

. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have warnings for the morning commute in a momen the rain affects traffic in a big way. >> always. first we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and another rainy forecast for us. hey, chuck. >> yeah, indeed. boy, yesterday, i don't know what you did with your day er yesty, i barely left the house. only yesterday, only briefly did i leave because i was out of coffee beans, and we can't start a monday without a fresh pot of coffee. you'll needxtra hot coffee, tea, make it extra hot for sure. it is going to be cloudy, wet, and chilly on the way out the door. precious little in the way of improvement comg your way on a monday. montgomery, prince george's county, heading northbound up the i-95 corridor. still hit-and-missnd sprinkles a light rain across northern o virginia, as well. cool to cold sort of, kind of, for mid-may. 46r the georgetown. 0% sunshine,j-6 and an 80% cha for more rain. temperatures again today likely to stay below 60 degrees. tomorrow, we may get back

good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. let's begin with a look at your forecast and your commute. melissa mollet is standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> wwi begin storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. he's got the maps fired up this morning. what are you looking at? >> we're watching for a chance of thunderstorms. not only this morning but again later on in the afternoon. so not declaring a steamtorium weather alert just yet, but just know that we may have to go into weather alert mode later in the day today. already an impressive clustf thunderstorms rolling into western west virginia. the direction on the first cluster should carry it down to our south and west. however, as oftentimes happens when the storm clusters guy bow, it leaves outflow boundaries. boundaries of different air masses. those oftentimes end up being the focus for later thunderstorm ances. nice and mild this morning. an afternoon thunderstorm chance is there. some could be strong. agai stay here with nbc washington. doug will be around in the aft

betsy woodruff and aaron blake are back. aaron, looking at 2020 through a bit of a different lens? also these things called senate races. >> interesting. >> there happen to be a lot of democratic president candidates who a lot of people think would look great in those senate races. a growing and palpable concern about the lack of recruitment. democrats have a tough map this year as they did last year. they only have a handful of recruits in those states. >> who do you have your eye on? >> obviously steve bullock got in the presidential race a few days ago. we have a few in texas that democrats would like to see in the senate races. there's some sense if the president campaigns don't progress and actually catch on, there may be a way to revisit this later on. >> still an uphill battle. >> yes. it's about setting it up for 20232 when there's a good chance of winning back the senate. >> betsy. >> the house intelligence committee was supposed to get a briefing yesterday morning about the iran situation to get insight from someone from an intelligence agency about what exactly is happen

aaron? >> thank you. >>> new ,overnig officials in ecas fairfax county are looking for an airent release. >> what does that mean? >> reporter: we want to give a picture of whhis guy looks like. sheriff's officials tells us that donaldwi bernard le was released from the fairfax county adult detention center last night. according to our news partners at wtop, students at george mateson university's fairfax campus have been advised to seem shelter in a safe and secure location. police say lewis is from d.c. and has a history of violence. he was last seen wearing a yellow button-up shirt and tan pants. of course, if you see this guy, police want you to call right away. back to you >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> at 4:33, we are working to find out more abo a developing story. d.c. police and fire working two investigations inside the same columbia heights apartment. >> yesterday a n was shot and critically injured around a.1:0 m. hours later a fire broke out on the same floor. [ screams ] >>

aaron? >> thank you. >>> new overnight, officials in fairfax county are se a man accused of grand larceny. >> meagan fitzgerald with more. >>> we want to get right to the screen and show you who forecast officials and u.s. moshlts are looking for -- marshals a looking for. his name is donald bernard lewis. he escaped around 10:00 last night. he's from d.c. and has a history of being violent. he was last seen worrying a yellow button-up shirt and tan pants. if you see him, call police right away. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald at the live desk, thank you. >>> we are working to find out more about a developing d.tory. police and fire working two investigations ins e the same columbia heights apartment. >> yesterday a man was shot and critically injured around 1:0 a.m. hours later, a fire broke out on the same floor. several people were rescued from the building on hyatt place. crews got everyone out safely. no word on whether the shooting and fire are connected. >>> montgomery county police

. >> aaron vanderbar, siri vastabon. keep going. joel madina, keith mosa. melanie abrams will be up next. >> i'm keith mosure, i am hear e to support the center. when i say, yes, it's in any backyard, yes, this is when it was an experiment and i can't tell you how long i've lived neb next to it because i do not know. it did not impact the neighborhood. it was clean, quiet, totally unassuming. so when people are scared of this, i think it's overblown. you have a real emergency on the streets of san francisco, if you collapse, we'll stop heaven and earth to save you and send a highly professional team to save you. if you die on the trees slo thew enough, we do enough. i hope you support this one and i hope you provide housing for people and not cars. >> thank you. >> aaron? >> ili live in russian hill andi would like to speak in favour of the navigation center and we have a housing shortage and a lot of people looking for shelter and i think the city has an obligation to create exits of all shapes and sizes, since there are people with different circumstances

. >> uh-huh, aaron? between 66 and little river turnpike, right lane is getting by the work zone, a couple on the beltway, but nothing to war best. prince george's county no problems. y and fairfax count the parkway, nine minutes. >> you like that traffic report? >>> 4:32. new details, a maryland family knows what happened to their 14-year-old daughter who went missing last month. ariana funes-diaz's body was found in a creek this week. police say she was brutally murdered. three teenagers with ties to th- ms gang are charged with beating her to death. the teens allegedly killed her to keep her quiet about a robbery tey took partin. police are still searching for a fourth suspect. >>> a west virginia foam is also morning -- family is also morning the death of the -- a west virginia family is also mourning the death of their daughter. the body found was that of riley crossman. >> the mother's boyfriend was arrested and charged andy mccauley had been a person of interest since day one. crossman vanished la

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. it will be a nice spring day to atch some baseball. >> yesterday wnice, too. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is he's at nationals park getting us geared up for weather day there. god morning, chuck. >> reporter: good morning. it is a gorgeous day to be at nats ballpark.in we're the upper decks in right field. you can see the unobstructed view of the baball field. hard to believe they were playing baseball here a couple of hours ago. got it all straightened back up. looking great. out here in the upper deck, metimes jokingly referred to as the cheap seats. this is where you can get some home run balls here. adam laroche had a ball that handed here, 430 footer, april 5th, 2014. these may be some of the better seats for catching baseballs. more coming up. lauren? >>> good .morning i'm going to be joining you coming up shortly at 7:00 a.m. rolling on down there. let's talk about the forecast for the nationals versus the mets. we're going to be down there for weather day early. th

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. the roads near your hometill might be slippery this morning. melissa mollet is standing by with what ton n first 4 -- whati to know first 4 traffic. >> first to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and the forecast. >>> it's goingn to be aher very chilly day today. it will be a better day than yesteay when we had precious little sunshine and a boatload of rain. today morene sunshi less rain doesn't mean no rain at all. there are showers across central west virginia. interior new england, the adirondacks, that's snow, everybody. several inches of sw up toward like lake placid in upstate new york and mt. washington, new hampshire. it's literally the year to be talking about snow in my humble opinion. one or two drops along the blue ridge. most of us off to a dry start. chilly but dry. 46 in leesburg. 48 in the shenandoah valley. 52 in arlington. reasonable sunshine, clouds building, then a likelihood of showers in the afternoon. today's high short of only about 63 today. but the ten-da

aaron? >> best advice here. thank you. >>> 4:25. coming up, a serial swindler accused of conning women out of thousands. he's making headlines nationwide. now we're learning of his local connections. >>> plus, making ride sharing safer t whato know about new features on the lyft app before you request your next ride. >>> and good morning, everyone. dst-walking fore time. it could be an active weather afternoon. this morning, nothing to worry about. look at this cutie here. 3-month-old tootie. l nicek at a little puppy there, three months old. you like that, huh? temperatures in the 80s. ll be wtching out for ll be wtching out for a z3a5wz z16fz y3a5wy y16fy >>> right now "news4 today," hitting the road for the holiday. millions taking advantage of the long weekend, gearing up to get out of town today. how the extra traffic coul impact your commute. >>> plus, he's known as the american today this convicted terrorist will be set free. where in our area he's expected to start his new life after prison. >>> plus -- >> mr. simms asked th

good morning, everyon i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we're woing 4 you to fill you in on everything you need to know. it starts with a check on the recast and commute. meteorologist chuck bell is here. before we talk to melissa about the roads, what do you >>have? 've got good news, everybody. the sun will be out, the wind will be out of the northwest, and temperatures this afternoon wilbe about 15 degrees cooler than that first 90-degree day of the yearyesterday. temperatures are trending ever downward this morning. northwest winds are out there, 61 now in gaithersburg and leesburg. 60 in martinsburg. way out here, western maryland, up by deep creek lake,

aaron? ut thank you. >>> just abo5:03. today millions of people will hit the roads for the memorial day weekend kicking off the unofficial start of summer. >> with that will come the gridlock. but we're working for you by letting you know when to leave. here's a li b look at they bridge. looking pretty good. nice and calm. but this will look more like a parking plot to a few hours as people head -- parking lot in a few hourss people head out. we'll give you more on when to hit he road with justin finch. >> reporter: the time is sooner than you might realize. aaa finding mre of us will travel for the long holiday weekend, and most of us plan to drive. they were talking about close to a million people just from thea d.c.. -- ou know what that means more people on the roads. it's going to mean more delays, too, we're talking about some critical arteries that are goino be affected including the beltway and 95, 270, route 50, just off from where we are right now here in steubenville. they expect the delays to really pick up thi

. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. let's head over to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell before we check the commute with melissa mollet. what do we ne toknow? >> grab the umbrella for sure. it's had a chance to dry out, but over the next four days there's at least a chance of rain each and every day. this morning, really ai hit-and-miss chances between now and lunchtime. i'm optimistic afternoon activities will be dry. tomorrow, a dry start and wet finish. same story for saay. mainly dry for the first part of saturday and may stay dry all the way up to 5:00, 6:00 saturday afternoon befor rain moves in. sunday, rain pretty much all day for mother's day. that won't make me very popular at all. rain near charlottesvie this morning. it's doing its best to try and lift back to the north. chance t to keep a rain for the early parts of the day today. temperatures are mild. we're in the 50s and low 60sdao get your y going. and once we get a f peeks of afternoon, to the temperatures should jump to the r 70s. up a closer loo

. >> reporter: we last heard from a man named aaron marin. he said almenna let him stay at the warehouse several weeks rent-free. he said because he knew the layout of that second floor, during the middle of those chaotic moments where it was extremely dark inside of the warehouse, people were screaming, this man managed to find a window, climb and jump out. two men who used to call the ghost ship home took the stand today. jose avilo testified that oakland police officers were inside the warehouse on separate occasions before the night of the fire. he explained there was one officer who would drop by occasionally and knew some of the people who lived there by name, including derrick almenna. he said opd even handled a tenant dispute between a woman who used to live in the warehouse and other people who wanted her out. next up on the stand, robert "bob" mulay. he said when he spotted flames, he tried to put them out with a fire extinguisher but couldn't get it to work. he fought back tears when you brought up peters wadsworth, the only reside

aaron: that's a great question. to people about the paper, you get two diametrically opposed views. people who say that poker is exactly like hedge fund management. you have calculation under pressure, you have money management, you have psychological insight. and then people say it is totally the opposite. a hedge fund manager is very careful, risk-reducing numbers person, and poker is a risk-seeking activity, it is gambling, exactly the opposite of what you should do. well, three academics decided to try and find out. they did a very good, solid piece of research that shows indeed that hedge fund managers who are good poker players get more alpha, produce better returns for investors, better risk-adjusted returns. and one interesting part of the paper, it only seems to help for the fundamental managers, so people like david einhorn, george soros, or if you watch television, bobby from "billions." those seem to be the kinds of managers who benefit a lot from being good poker players. quantitative managers, the care

lauren: aaron, thank you. >> thanks.t your money and trade and how everything is moving on this wednesday. as you can see right now we've got green arrows just to the slight upside. hey, we'll take it. dow up 3, s&p up 1 and a quarter, nasdaq up 13 and-a-half. things could change because coming up next the u.s. and iran both insisting that neither country is seeking war, but now iran is warning that may be the next step if president trump keeps listening to one of his top advisors. what is next for america in the region? and a 1985 ferrari worth millions was stolen right from under the owner's nose. this is a crazy story. you're not going to believe it. that's coming up on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ come on and take a free ride. ♪ free ride. ♪ come on and take you by my side. ♪ come on and take a free ride. lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. we had a major rebound in the u.s. yesterday. right now, there's cautious optimism, if you will. futures hugging the flat line, dow down 8 points, nasdaq up 9. th

the world opened back up. >> reporter: aaron was an athlete again.nd now giving back through endurance adventures. raising money for cancer charities while swimming, arm biking from sweden to paris, and even climbing kilimanjaro. if that's not enough, he so the raised $700,000 for kids with cancer, that feeling. >> reporter: and aaron anderson is not stopping. >> what i know is, i've been given a second chance. >> what's on your bucket list? >> mt. everest. >> you want to climb mt. everest? >> why not? >> i love that. why not? he says that his biggest rush he gets is sky diving. that's when he feels like everyone else. this is a guy who love speed. it was a rainy day outside. so we had to do it outside. there was a step and i was nervous about this step he had to navigate to get into this studio. he laughed at me, dude, i have been up kilimanjaro, i can get handle this step. such an inspiration and good luck to him and everybody that's running the race today. >> i love what he said, once he got in that chair he felt free. he felt he could do anything

good morning. >> reporter: aaron, eun, good morning. we't actually down the set right now from the berry farm where five people were shot yesterday. more on that coming up. azerbaijs you can ski,he 2600 - you can see, the 2600 block of bernie street. at least one man was kil ed. we'ltake you to the scene. as you see, heavy d.c. police area.nce in this this trip where a man was found shot again close to midnight last night. he did die after he was taken to the hospital. we have no information at this time about a suspect or what may have led up tohe shooting. that victim also at this time time the -- it at this victim has not been identified. we're talking about five people shot near the rec center off the 1200 block of sumner road in southeast. that was about2:30yesterday afternoon in broad daylight. four men and oneoy b all shot and taken to the .hospita their injuries said to be non-life-threateni on-life-threatening. as we come back live, we can tell you in that case, police are looking for a silver or gray nissanh sedan t was seen l

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. it is 6:00 a.m. let's begin with a check on your forecast and the commute. melissa mollet is standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> but we will begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> very chilly, but t at least sun is already up. let the warming st of the get yh perfect da a ya chilly but. and as always,ng a thingouse indoors to the outdoors. start them off easy though in the nice bright indoor directay dlight and move them into the sun as the summer progresses. theen extd forecast minutes away. >>> chopper 4 over georgia avenue at the beltway, this is where we had theli ear police crash that ended with an overturned vehicle and a couple of suspects being taken to the hospital. right now everytng is nice and clear and open. that was a short closure. about 40 minutes earlier today. >>> inner loop/outer loop of the beltway, no major problems.m iaille, 270 near 109, you can see the delay towards urbana. lanes are open. vehiclesn bothshoulders causing delays. manassas, industrial road at hawkins driv

. >> jimmy: yeah >> in the foxhole with you is aaron sorkin, who took the play from - >> jimmy: right and gideon glick they play the three kids they're adults - >> jimmy: but by the end of theo play, think they're children >> oh, 30 seconds in >> jimmy: seriously, it's phenomenal >> yeah. they're doing some incredible work >> jimmy: did you know that you were going t-- d everyone know that they were going to cast adults to play - >> no, they did the first reading. this is almost two years ago that we started working on this and did the first reading, just had celia and will and gideon just read it just so we can hear it and by the intermission, aaron and bart sher, the director, were going, "you know, this is probably what we should do."is and it was a i mean, you go in and you got all these people who love the book >> jim: yeah >> cherish the book. >> jimmy: oh, of course. >> the first week of performances was "don't screw this up. [ light laughter ] you could feel it in the whole audience then i walk out and i'm not gregory peck >>immy: no, no [ laughter ] you are -- >> and they hav

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. let's begin with a check on your travel and commute. >> we'll begin with storm team 4 .chuck bell 66 degrees. >> super mild. temperatures never reallydo trended wards and the clouds have helped to hold temperatures mainly in the 60s. as a result, not much of morning chill at all. 50s in the shenandoah mlley. st 60s around most of the city right now. don't plan on much of a warmup today. that northeast wind is setting up shop. it promises a real struggle temperate wise today. our computer models think that we don't ever get back above 70 degrees. starting out so mild, there might be a sliver of sunshine this morning. i think we can squeak our way up to 73 deitees. will probably start turni cooler again once we get past lunchtime today. not much o a rain chance only about 20%. you can probably get away with it for now. >> all right. thank you, chuck. taking a lookt the roads. inner loop/outer loop of the beltway, don't have any problems. no road work you need to worry about. we'll letno

>> i feel bad for aaron's chauffeur on days like this. >> right? >> does he have to carry you to the car, over the puddles, on days like this -- >> put out the plasticmat so he wet.n't get his shoes >> i don't think what's happening here. >> they -- i don't know what's happening here. >> they don't pay him enough. >>> it feels more like mid-march than mid-may. 40s to barely near 50 now. moreain ahead. yay. yikes. insulated raincoat, something to keep you cool and dry today. first round lifting out, more rain where they came from. a rumble or two of thunder. not a big threat for aytod just continuous chances for rain showers off and on through the entirety of the day. as i mentioned, we're in the 40s to around 50 now. 49 in manassas. 53 in quantico. 51 in leonardwnto maryland, 50 in arlington. the school bus forecast on a monday, yes, no squlooutdoor re or playing outside afterschool. 48 at the bus stop on your way out. orely 58 on your way home. you can always u to stay ahead of the weather. there's the promise of sunshine later in the week. we'll