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'm adam tuss, how do you improve the situation on the metro system?need a newel tunn and it would have to go under the potomac to georgetown. i'll explaiwh >>> now at 6:30, new details following the double murder of two men in prince william county over the weekend. >> we told you on saturday that a person walking near the woods on featherstone road in woodbridge pottedhe victims. >> drew wilder with a report the police are waiting on to help figure out what happened. >> reporter: tonight we're learning the names of two men found dead in woodbridge off featherstone, dunn offtr theil in the woods where the two men were found dead. no word on how they killed anywhere they killed them. >> we lnved here i this community and very family oriented community, and -- and it's just very sad. we're very concerned. >> reporter:p this woman watched police work on saturday, and you can see the moment hit her. two days later still no one has been arrested for killing two adult men. >> never, out here for 17 years and never see something like ihat. >> prince will cou

. >> i'm adam tuss. what in the heck is this thing? there's no driver. it drives itself and you >>> summer vacation season is under way rightre now and pas know this time of year it can take a toll on the waning accounts. >> more americans than ever these days are rack up bills as ing parents look for child care during the summer, and there are some ways to get around that. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is working for your money. >> well, it's summer, school is we're going toe b fooir child c. survey by bankright.com says busy parents wl end ousan tis smerme a anonric day care and babysitters. so the survey reached out to nearly 4,000 adults, 59% of those who responded said they would pay for summer child ce with their credit card and more than half of those won't even by able to pait off right away. the survey also found on average the cost of child care iabout $1,000 per child and that's only for the summer, but about one in five parents that respondedth t survey said they will easily spend double that on child care this summer. now here are some op

in crystal city, adam tuss, news 4. >> a man who rescued a young mom from a potentially deadly dog wi attack is sho his dramatic story. the attack took place in the stone wall estates subdivision some spotsylvania county. northern virginia bureau chief julie carrie learned ts is not the first time these dogs were involved in an attack. >> reporter: danny wasust driving home from work last wednesday when he heard screams and saw a frightening scene. >> i see the lady on the be ground with the dog mauling her. my first instinked was toinut the carark and run. >> reporter: the woman who had a newborn in her house was being attacked in the front ord. of the family's six dogs biting her leg. this is what the breed looks like on the akc's website. >> it looked like she had been attacked by sharks.e the bites w so brutal and so nd. >> reporter: othereighbors and men from the landscaping truck went after the dog with tools, but it didn't let go until canter jumped on the animal. >> i yelled the words, out just like i would do with my dogs. when i did, heet go and immediately he turned to me.

at reagan national, adam tuss, news4. >> all right. just for reference sake, the officials at the airport, who should sknow, that you should be two hours early for domestic flights a three hours early for international flights. >>> now, when you donate clothing, you often don't find it where it ends up or w ends up helping. this week, we introduce you to a northern virginia organization that gives a name and a story to every person receiving a donated piece of women giving back is this week's harris' hero. inside this store in loudoun county, you'll find dresses, shoes, purses, and some incredible stories of resilience, like nicole lewis' story. >> i struggle with 17-year drug ad pction. i wasgnant with my twins and i was tired of being tired. i ended up out here in the shelter. in turn from the shelter, i ended up here at women's giving back. >> you're coming here with twins, with 3-week-old hetwins. >> w i first walked in the door, i was broken. >> reporter: even though many women who come here find themselves broken, the volunteers

i am adam tuss. >> you think there was conspiracy in this target shutdown? >> you think kmart is trying to get back in business? >> se kind of war. >>> i'm molette green in for meagan fitzgerald this morning. thank you for joining us. to y father's day out ther all of you and to our father right here, adam tuss. happy father's day. >> appreciate that. >> a beautiful day for fathers to get out and do sething. >> why is she laughing ? you a laughing at me? >> i am always laughing at you. >> i appreciate that, lauryn. come on. >> you make me giggle. this morning you were talking about walmart was behind it. so that's funny that you were talking about that target thing. >> i could see a commercial inoff, the ad campaigns are coming. >> that's great. >> they are going to make money. >> i am gla't i wa at target yesterday. >>> all right, guys. hey, listen, spend a little time indoors whether it's shopping or just inside your house just hanging out, especially for a those dads out there, because we have a few storms that are possible ater on this afternoon. i want

transportation reporter adam tuss explains how your commute is going to change. >> reporter: smart and cutting. banginjackhammering. lifting and hauling. >> sometimes you have to walk away from the window. so you can actually focus. >> reporter: she works on the 9th floor of the nearby building in crystal city. all the changes have been, well t. let's just say lunch hour hasn't been the same. >> this one that i see so fr down. it's the past couple of months. >> reporter: this is truly a&m area being retrofithed. look at south clark bridge next to route 1. they demolished. the car is n the main focus here in crystal city. so often we do stories about bridges coming together. not every day you is coming apart and will stay apart forever. this is a new crystal city. a completely changing landscape. eas that are opening up ahead of amazon's arrival. >>> how do you see this place changing? what do you think it's going to become? >> it's amazing just watching what's going on right now. what, has it been six, seven months since amazon made the announcement. it's going to be a bustling city. i

transportation reporter adam tuss has more. >> rorter: let's start here. why do some say that the express lanes are needed? take a look at them in action tonight. anes here e regular closer to us. they're going slower. the express lanes in the back,y the rolling much faster at rush hour. but of course there's ice to pay. take a look how this section of the beltway crawls day after day, and you can understand why drivers can't stand it. >> it'sery bad. >> reporter: victor lee is the kind of commuter these new lanes are targeting. he has to go aoss the legion bridge to get back to maryland. he's in support of new lanes with one addition. >> they need to build another bridge. >> you think they need another bridge? >> yeah, exactly. i think it took them too long to build the second bridge. reporter: vdot isn't specifying anything about another bridge in this area, but they do agree the lanes wouldli ly need to continue into maryland. have a big ipact ontraffic congestion in this area, we need to have a system that continues across the river. >> what it really

i'm adam tuss. what in the heck is this thing? there's no drive.it drives itself, and could you soon be taking a ride on it. i'll tell you where it is andat it does coming up. >>> and the new plan from the wm u.s. laakers who stop those annoying annoying we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo much. a lot of times alissa is watchingv on her laptop, using her phone, also using her tablet. i am really good at multitasking cause i'm awesome. a little. the best internet is even better at our best price. switch now and get our fastest speeds available. fr plus, a samsung chromebook on us. that's fios. >>> here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. very heavy radar impacting annapolis. this is pushing off to the east and moving over towards the bay. a look at the bigger picture as we head to the evening hours. we'll see hit and missain showers. maybe very heavy rain showers and the threat for severeea wther is really diminishing. the threat exists down to our south. look at all the lightning moving tow

at reaganional airport, adam tuss, news4. t >> new airport looks nice. >> uh-huh. i think reagan national is really pretty, too. >> and it's convenient. i ean, it's under construction now, but it's convenient. >> it is. t amelia draper everyone shouldgraph the umbrellas? >> that's why we're in storm team weather alemode. melliissa will have more on 95 a moment. check out radar. just everybody in the metro area is dealing with light to moderate rain. into northern virginia, moderate rain until you hit i-81. we'r mainly dry. but we're going tocontinue to see rain where we're seeing rain over the next few hours, until about 7:00, 8:00 a.m. after this we'll start to see it diminish a little bit. a lull around the midday hours, storms.ternoon we're going to walk you through with future weather. 6:00 a.m., notice rainn still place. as we move toward 8:00 a.m., still seeing showers out there. lighter in intensity. future weather wts to hold on to this rain until about 10:00 a.m. noon, i really think by about 10:00, 11: a.m., most of us will be getting a break. maybe sunsh

n fredericksburg, adam tuss, nbc4 >>> all right. you remember this chaos from last summer. the build-a-bear workshop thought it was a good idea and overrun with crying children and ticked off parent for the pay your age promotion and it went as many of us suspected wrong. so they'll bring the idea back. now this time with a few extra rules. families have to register for a rewards program and 200,000 winning tickets. then they'll give out tickets because i think they have come to the conclusion that that is what they can handle, about 200,000 giveaways. and you'll still pay the kids age. o if they are two, you pay $2 but this is a veryma nageable -- >> better go right this time. can't mess this . >> all right. so we're half way through the workweek pa woiweek -- and we're look ahead to the weekend. >> you have that right. and coming up, amelia with details on much warmer weather in the wrk forecast. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. sending money through an app has made our lives super easy. but coming up at 5:00, we'll show you how some o tfhe have spelled trouble for a

transportation reporter adam tuss is lifelong route 7 tonight with what this means for cyclists and pedestrians as well. adam. >> reporter: that's right, erika. the unfortunate reality is with a lot of these transportation project, it's not alwa equal. ask a cyclist how they feel about a road widening project without any bike lanes. thismeroject does have sing for everyone and that's good news. what happens when you hear a roais being widened but you're a cyclist? some you hope you get better protection along that road as part of the project. >> there is a trail, but it ends and there's manyeg snts of trail that go nowhere. >> bruce wright has been cycling inorthern virginia for decades. he came to this event today where vdot announced route 7 would be widened along 7 miles. but the extra lane on both sides of route 7 while nice isn't what bruce was concerd about. take a look at how he has to ride in the grass with no dedicated space while trucks and cars fly by. >> tysons is a real challenge. not only aren't there many bike facilities, it's hilly. we've got a long way totio. they're st. >> rep

transpoation reporte adam tuss reports the agency is not in any rush to return to automated operation. he also spoke to victims' families who are still dealing with the scars from that day. >> ten years after that awful day, where nine people were skilled. you their names here on this plaque. these people killed on the backs ow, more than 80 others hurt. the wounds are still fresh for some. >> there will never be an untruth about what happened to their mother. i will tell them what happened to their mother? >> we reached tawanda brown who lost her daughter nikki king in the crash. >>er boys were that failed on june 22, 2009. sending one train trling into back of another has never been fully reactivated. now metro sources say there's no timetable to make the switch back to automatic mode that refation despite metro general manager making this claim to news4 last year -- that the automatic mode would come back. >> you're going to flip the itch one day and it's going to get back to ato in the upcoming year during rush hour? >> yes. sir. >> now that claim seeming unlikely. eantime the fam

along the red line adam tuss, news4. >>> after almost 60 years. local family gets some closure, headed by the discovery, decades in the making. and theew technology that uncovered a mystery. >>> also after ten days of investigating, 11 arrests we can learn new details about the motive behind the david ortiz atshooting. wh the former player's attorneys are saying about it now. >>> a building fire linked to a motoriz scooter company. >> those electric scooters are popular ways tot around town. overnight one of the companies that rents them in the district had a fire at a warehouse where they store thed scooters an their batteries. news4's pat collins joins us live from downtown with details of this. pat? >> wendy, this is where it happened. skip's scooter. you know metimes you can judge the extent of a fire by the amount of work it takes to clean up after theire is out. so cue the servepro bucket brigad one after another. after another. after another. after another. they picked up these air cleaners and dumidifiers and by hand passed them all down t

our transportation reporter adam tuss is there live to explain how it would all rk.t's a long ways off, if that. >> reporter: definitely, jim. let the debate begin because a new study is actually under way to look at all of this, and why it sounds like a fancy mtro idea, there is actually a need for this because you can't get anotherh train tugh the train tere at rosslyn. how do you ge more people from rosslyn to the district? you won't swim across the potomac, right? >> no, no, no, i don't want to get sick. ut>> reporter: what abolike a zip line or something, would you like that? definitely not a zip line. i'm afraid of heights. >> reporter: aside from paddleboarding, metro can help. mething that metro has been dealing with for a long time, how do you get more trains from this side of the river in rosslyn all the way across here into georgetown potentialr going nto the district? something the agency is studying. here's the main reason they are studying this. the current tunnel between rosslyn and d.c. can onlyle hand a set number of trains per hour and with the blue

in crystal city, adam tuss, news 4. >> ft.washington is dealing with a black bear.t's been rummaging around outside people's moments. take a look at this surveillance video. it shows the bear walking around on saturday afternoon. it was a lovely da en for a bear. the bear knocked over a birdbath a th moved on. it was also spotted saturday night in the area of jackson drive and adams drive. according to the maryland department of natural resources bear numbers have macreased in land due to improving habitat conditions and conservation efforts. >>> he looks mighty omfortable. >> kind of just roaming around. on a stroll. >> not aod night out for anyone. this stuff is like sprinkled all across arthe-ye >> yeah. kind of like you're dipping and dodging and a lot going on. we he severe thunderstorm warnings going o.good news is that we don't have any severe thunderstorms out there right now and still lots of rain and lightning in some areas. up area. what in the hail is going on in st. mary's? take a look at the hail coming down out there in st. mary's. they had golf ball

. >>> i'm adam tuss. sure.r road, you'll take that. but is that the best solution for everybody? i'm going to tell y howou >>> i just wanted to bring you up to speed here. the severehunderstorm threat now east of i-95 impacting our friends in calvert cnty, up into anne arundel, even up into howard, down towards charles and southern prince georges . thivere thunderstorm warning is going to extend until 6:45 p.m. we've got some heavy rain with this, lots of lightning and we are seeing some very gusty winds out there. i'll have a detailedt look athe rest of your thursday evening and a peek into the weekend in just a moment. >> you got it. somara. >>> nearly two dozen schools ind maryland a the district have suspended a private company in charge of prafnoperatiafter-schl programs. >> this comes after an employee was charged with sexually abusing a 13-year-old student. >> mark segraves reports on how this one incident revealed a image or problem tha could impact schools across the country. >> reporter: the alleged sexual abuse occurred here inside the capital hill school at logan. not

i'm adam tuss. your beautiful start to weekend and you canotee anher nice day tomorrow as well. clay anderson says whater u're doing, g >>> welcome back. developinghis morning president trump will nominate mark es per to be the permanent defense secretary. a few days ago acting defense secreta pat shanahan resigned from his post amid ethics question. esper was trump's army secretary, a west point grad and gulf war veteran. one of his immediate challenges will be the crisis with iran. >>> growing tensions between u.s. and iran have iranian-americans on edge. thousands marched from the state department to the white house saying they want change. war.don't want a our chris gordon was in the crowd and has t story. >> reporter: iranian-americans from across the united states rallying in front of the u.s. state department. they want a free iran, a non-nuclear iran andthey want regime change. >> my brother was arrested when he was 17, fresh out of high school, kept in prison 6 for/2 years and then executed at the same time the 1988 massacre of 30s 00 political prisoner iran. >> reporte

memorial circle is set to get major upgrades and adam tuss is there tonigh >> reporter: traffic doesn't always pay attention to the driver in the next le. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: pedestrians and cyclist that don't always find easy t cross at designated paths. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: and hec even scooters that get caught up in all of it because there is really no oth safe place to ride. anyou know what marie thinks. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: if you have driven through, walked through, been on a bike through, pushed a baby stroller through, you know it is not the easiestntenvironme. >> you got people going 0,000 different directions. >> fix it, d.c. >> reporter: well, not exactly d.c. but the national park service says that it does now have a plan for improve this place.ng puttin walk signal, improving the signage and yes even shrinking the number of lanes around the cirnee to o which the park service says will cut down on tricky merges. >> it will be one lane going around and then drivers coming into the cire will yield to enter. >> reporter: nearby construction is

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm molette green. 67 degrees now. you feel the crispness in the air. >> i will take crisp. i think we're dealing with some rain today too, lauryn. got that in your forecast? >> unfortunately, i do have it ast.y for rain showers throughout the day today. and throughout the day tomorrow. say good-bye to the dry weather we saw yesterday for your saturday. because rain is on the way. nothing on the radar right now. day, s we go through the we'll start to see some more rain and then it is going to be pretty green on that radar later on. bright.w, pretty sun coming up just about 15, 20 minutesago. gorgeous sunrise. throughout the day, we're going to have changes. nothing happening on the radar now. across the area, looking dry. not doing too bad. eventually this little area of rain is going to rotate up into the region. and then areas to the south right here, that rain down in north carolina, that's going to push through. and then eventually the stuff out to the west in kentucky is h going to through the area. we do have ch

in the district, adam tuss, nbc4. >> okay. what do you think? >> amazing what the machines will do.ng to be -- thinking for us in every way soon. >> don't need us. >>> helicopter crews are called to make risky rescues all of the time. coming up, crazy video from one of the rescues that didn't go as plannd. >>> and ew guidelines on how many steps you should be taking every day and it is good news. >>> welcome back. look at -- you might get dizzy looking at this. you could imagine? there is a 75-year-old woman spinning in the air. he apparently had fallen on a trail in arizona and had to be airlifted out. the basket pulling her started spinning out of control. you could see it there. firefighters who work on the helicopter say they tried to use an extra cable so it wouldn't happen. just didn't work this time. >> oh, my goodness. >> as you would imagine, the woman in the basket complained about dizziness when this was all over.sn but she wa seriously hurt from the fall or from the ride to the hospital. >> she's got a story to tell. >> and we hear about -- i remember after the navy yard

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. >>> news 4's adam tuss was in the community over the weekend.k secondary sch wl. >> adamte a speech as a letter to his 18-year-old self. he told the grads to turn off the tech every once in a while. write some handwritten notes. he also told them to cherish their parents and spend some >me with them. adam also teased the crowd. unlike billionaire robert smith, he made it clear he won't be wayiny paying abody's college tuition. congratulations to all the area graduates. >>> next, one-on-one with halle berry. what she says about the red when you see an intruder... you act fast. boo so do we. raid kills roaches 7 times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. 7 times faster? raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson new allegations from halle ourry Ñi theçóok night ofqxd herxd ht oscar win.çó i was actually there that xdnig. >> yeqÑ we were all there that night. - ti] justin bieber an craziness xdthere, but patw3 an ñrebt( inated to remember winning. it wast( history. surely she remembers something from that night,çó right?

adam tuss, thank you, adam. > the u.s. supreme court said it's not going to take up an issue for metro. llssue ads wi not be posted at metro statio as a result. the anti-musli group wanted to post ads featuring the prophet pohamed and the phrase support free seech. metro refused the ads and the d.c. court of appeals backed their action. meanwhile the supreme court is still deciding whether to take up a case involving the archdiocese ofashington which is also suing metro because it wants to run religious-themed ads. >>> the d.c. govpnment aars to be at odds with its own medical marijuana laws. some government employees who have qualified for medical marijuana cards have been told they could be fired if they don't stop using the legal drug. news 4's mark segraves report the d.c. council plans to take action tomorrow to protect those patients. >> d.c. council isd poise to pass emergenc legislation uesday protecting d.c. government employees who use medical marijuana. >> it doesn't sayan that you show up stoned or intoxicated

news4 transportation reporter adam tuss has more on the growing confusion. >> reporter: this isir it. shlington circle. take a look. you have all of the cars coming and going. a lot ofthissignage. huge area and meets back up right here. now you ured to fige out how to get through here. >> round and round you go. and who is coming and who is going? nobody really knows. >> in the traffic circle, who yields to who? do you know. >> not -- i'm from new york so -- >> isn't that you yield to the traffic in the circle? >> yep. >> you don't sound so confident. >> i have no idea. >> i have nod i either. >> reporter: v-dot is trying to make it flow better from adding more traffic lights to more es dedicated lor turns to creating new intersections hereu if ynow the area you know the 935 hov lanes wi change to express lanes so careful planning is needed. one thing is for sure, all of the constant weaving means you constantly need to be extra alert through here. a fal report for how this area should change now being prepared. in shirlin, adam tuss, nbc4. >>> coming up, amazon is on the way to north

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm tracie potts in for mean fitzgerald today.said it's actually breezy outside. >> it is. you actually said it's not too bad right now, right?'s >> it not. we have a window, thank goodness. sometimes don't have windows. what's that? >> a window would b good. nice to see what's going on. >> that's what i'm sayin'. other stations i worked at, they don't have windows. his is a blessing i can see outside the storm team4 weathere er. it is beautiful and breezy. plus i have all the tools to well.e that as it's a good thing to see it outside. u should go outside for yourself and take a look. gorgeous conditions. you can see we have got blue skies out there, maybe a few clouds here and there, but tempetures not bad. now, it is warm. i mean, temperatures are at 80 tre degrees and it's 9:30 out there. we have that northwest wind and that's suppressing all that humidity. so with these northwest breezes it's feeling a lot more comfortable out there. if you are headed to the pool this afternoon perfect day to d. i i keep a chance of a stray s

transportation reporter adam tuss went along for the ride. >> the cars are getting smarter.ow about cars that not nly talked to one another and traffics, signal but they also talked to you. for instance, as the scooter comes from out of sight -- >> we can't necessarily see what's coming from the side, but we can see we have a messa here, there was lots of beeping, you can see on the heads up di display depen on the lights that there is a scooter that we needed to avoid. >> this is ford's latest rollout which should be in cars in abous three yea. >> it stands for cellur vehicle to everything technology. >> to everything? >> yes. >> that's right. lieverything around you a lane closed for construction or a pedestrian that simply wants to cross theal road. talking to the car. and it can also help with some let's just say less than cordiua ons. >> so we've all been in this scenario before where you come to a four way stop. nobody knows who's pposed to go first. all these cars are communicating with one anotater. one gets the green dot and gotells that one to . this one over here

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald.ust y that? >> i did. it never hurts to let people know again what time it was. >> i was listening but not listening. >> i have nevereard that before. no one has ever said that to me before. >> i was listening to the forecast. a good one today. >> good recovery. >> meagan listens to me, adam, not necessarily you. >> i know where you are going this. lock it up with the forecast. >> came down a little bit. too early for this. guys, listen, beautiful out there. absolutely right. that's about all you need to listen to, and the fact thatno it' going to rain today. listen to fact that we are ing to have the heat coming back really quickly into the . overnight if you le summer, one big taste this week. not necessarily today. feeling more like spring today, temperatures in the mid-80s. but the humidity on the low side and it's feel good this morning. if you are in the shenandoah valley you may need a jacket this morning. rtemperatures in the 70sht now. again we will continue to take those temp

inredericksburg, adam tuss.ing up, how local high school students are honoring the dead at an african-american cemetery in the city.us >>> plne young man is using this smartphone help people struggl changing lives around the world one text message at a time. but first here's uutif od butdog. racking two storms, one to the north, one to the south. watch how they come together to give us some potential for a lot of rain in here tomorrow night thursday. i'll break it down for you, take you hour by ho. we're urba password for the cable bil rollerbladeking22. capital "k". ok... what about the phone bill? it's the entire alphabet backwards. z y x w v... i got it. i got it... at aboushrimp.ric? uh uh. lobster? it didn't work. try all seafood.ea the words "all sod" or like different seafoods? no, just like work your way through the ocean. what? forget all your passwords. keeps all your be td bain one place.il the big carriers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in

transportation reporter adam tuss is finding out there are plenty of travelers on both side. >> therees of airport travelers. those who get to the airport early. and those who don't. early over late, what is it? >> late, unfortunately. >> early. very early. my flight is at 5:30.re i'm he at 1:00. >> the atlantic magazine wrote a report on this paradigm . we wanted to collect information for ourselves, so we had to take a sample at reagan international airport. >> how early is early? hour? two hours? day before? >> i would say like to get an hour and a half. >> donna's friend is the opposite. last minute. listen to this situation she found herself in while racing for a flight. >> they locked my baggage in the trunk. >> the policeman tried to shoot the tru open? >> yes. somehow sue made that flight with her luggage. the psychologies have actually commented on it. they say it's not the early airport arriver is any really different than the last second airport sprinter. we're all just trying to cope with the anxiety of a stressful situation like flying in different ways. we heard frome fa

. >>> i'm adam tuss. getting aroundur traffic circles, that's never a fun task, but maybe the biggest mega circle in our region can be changing. h'll tell you were it is and >>> heavy rain falling in parts of southern maryland, but for most of us the rain has moved on o out. doug will be back in about ten minutes. >>> baseball great david ortiz is he is flying back to boston in an air ambulance to be treated after she whe was shot in a clu the dominican repubuc. >> we j learned ortiz on the medical air ambulance flight right now. the red sox baseball organization arranged for the transport back to boston. he was shot last night in the dominican repul dominican republic. his father is telling reporters that he is resting and is to a edpect hospital tonight. policeay there were two suspects involved. one ran off after the shooting but the other was caught, beaten, and held by witnesses until officers arrived. investigators say thell sboou interview that man once he's treated for his injuries. no official wo

i'm adam tuss. >> good morning. i'm meagan fitzger id.t sunday, june 2nd, 2019, if you can believe it. the year is just flying by. >> i know. we're like fullynto -- i know it is not meteorological summer, but it is sr.

tranortation reporter adam tuss live along 270. he's got a closer look at where this all stands right now. adam. >> you know, this is shaping up to be one of those really controversial transportation votes. remember the sverine? remember the inner-county connector? this is kind of on the same level and this his huge implications for the entire region. she is almost 2 years old. not old enough to rlize this park next to her house could be gone as part of a plan to expand the beltway for toll lane. >> it makes e want cry every time i think about it. >> her mom was there opposing the plan for a new toll lane. >> i feeto like i want leave a community that i love. my family is really happy here. we have awesome neighbors. >> leaders from mony,omery countrince george's and frederick meeting with the governor to talk about alternatives like getting better use instead. >> no matter hat the governor does to speed people around the beltway, when you get to places like orgia avenue and connecticut avenue, you're not going anywhere fast. >> b a

i'm adam tuss. >> happy father'say. i'm molette green in for meagan fitzgerald. i am here beside a dad who is a hands on dad. >> absolutely. >> this is your day to feel special. >> i do feel special. >> i was surprised you came into work today, you know?'t >> i didnnow it was like that, like you could just take the day off. maybe next year i don't know. we are going to do stuff after today. that's why we bring in lauryn because we want to know what weather is going to be like. a lot of people playing golf, grilling, hitting the pool. >> a lot of things going on. what are you doing today, adam? a>> i am going to brewery. >> good for you. that's exactly where you should be going. >> what are you doing there? >> i am going be sampling beer. that's what i'min gog to do. >> perfect day. i think you are going to my neck of the woods as wel bl blue mont. if you are a dad and he had headed there. sitke outside. an eye to the sky after at:00 p.m. th's when we will seeom s scattered showers a thunderstorms. now, i don't think he everyboev will see them. that's why you want

transportation reporter adam tuss is there to show us the progress for passengers. >> reporter: it is the most notorious gate at reagan national airport. 35x, where you have to take a bus to the plane waitg for you outside. >> it's hectic, for people who have never been around this area, it's confusing. i'm stressed. >> reporter: airport travel is hard enough, >> it is hard. >> reporter: you don't want to be outside boarding a plane in the rain? >> and nicer to stay >> reporter: nice to have a roof over your head. >> it is.t's just another game can play to your full potential. it's right there. let's go grab this thing. >> get ready. your home for blues and bruins full coverage starts at 8:00. hopefully after watching a few laps with stanley cup you will join us on news4. >>> the devastating news out of the nba, kevin durant confirming on instagram what we all feared, he had to have surgery to repair a ruptured ach les. he knows it will be a journey and built for it. he missed a month of with a calf injury beforega me 5 and returning androbably will miss most of next season.>> he olde

prfinal report for how the areag d chin ulshoshirlington, adam tuss, news4. >>> good luck. >> man. >>> the super bowl of video games kicks o thismorning. your kids probably know all about the e3 gaming expo. gamers from acrossob the gle are in l.a. now for video game tournaments and special events. gaming companies plan to make big announcements about their latest developments of the just like with tv,he futuring of gaming is getting into the unreaming business. xbox and its service will launch in october, and google plans to roll out its service next month. >> it's gamingvo ed. i can't wait to see what happens in the future. >> later today nintendo is set to nounce its latest project. >> you have really be into video games. >> i have the nintendo. the original.s >>> target i beefing up art-time for full and hourly workers. this comes as retails are competing to retain workers. in the end of this month, paid family leave will dole from two weeks to four weeks. the company's autopsy doubling the reim-- company's also doubling the reimbursgent for sury fees up to $10,000. workers will r

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm tracie potts in for meagan fitzgerald. thanks for joining us this sunday morning. so tve heat wa continues, but we have a little breeze going on out there. >> it did. we were just looking at the flag out front. it was flapping in the wind out there. >> we are seeing gusts up to 25, guys.les per hour, they are coming out of the northwest. once we get those winds out of the south, it helps pick up the humity from the deep south and brings it into the mid-atlantic, but the winds are coming out of the north and west. we get drierer and c air. that's what's happening right now. 83. sit is warm. northwest winds sustained at 20 miles, gusts up to 25, 30 miles per hour. we have got some sunshine. it is a beautiful morning out there. hour by hour we are going to hit 91 in d.c. upper 80s/lower 90s depending where you are. it will be breezy until 9 or10 00 tonight. most of us will be dry all day. it's going to be comfortable with low humidity. still warm with temperatur around 90. humidity comes flooding back in as we head through th

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. icstraight to lauryn rtts with the good news of the day for us. we have a beautiful day ahead. >> what a weekend. >> it really is. i mean, w dried out. low humidity this weekend, guys. we have some very nice conditions yesterday. same deal toda we are going to be a touch warmer, but still the winds will be on the lighter side out there today. we had a nice breeze out ere yesterday, but still dry. still nice. temperatures again right around norm for this timeof year. blue skes out there today. c't ask for better weather for the first fullweekend of summer out there. so, again, a beautiful view. that's the way it's going to look throughout the day today. 76 is the temperature right now. we are warming right along and headed into the, again, mid-to-upper 80s today. those winds are calm. perfect day to head out to the pool. and yeah we have some sunshine out there, or again some humidity out there, but again pley of sunshine. temperatures will be into the mid-80s later on throughout the d

i'm adam tuss. >> good morning.eagan fitzgerald back from vacation and happy to be here. >> we are happy to have you. >> oh, thank you. this weather is a treat today. sounds like the perfect day, lauryn? >> yes, a beautiful day out there. it's already a good start out there, guys. a little the cool side. 50s and res are in t 60s right now. we are going to continue to warm on up. if you liked yesterday, you are absolutely going to love we are not going to have the wind we had yesterday. the humidity is going to be kept at bay. again, no nd out there. so better than yesterity, believe or not. low-to-mid 80s today. that sun coming up at 5:45 early this morning. all sunshine today. cold out in the shenandoah valley. temperatus in the district at 66. annapolis 70 degrees. so it is nice out there. but you may need a jacket if you are headed out early this morning. likely not needed if you are headed to the spectacular vineyards. if you are out and about throughout the midday our, it's going to get warm. this is if you are

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm molette green in for meagan fitzgerald.o you. >> thank you. >> you know, you got three kids. >> i do. and that's it. there will be no more. >> sure? >> i think so. >> okay. i mean, you know, i mean, in your -- >> i love them all. >> you've got to love them all. >> i do. well, sometimes one more than the other, but they are all great. >> all right. we will bring in lauryn rietts. all the dads have plans. >> my kids, hope you weren't watching that. >> your wife is on my instagram. they are already up. >> i know. >> they might be watching. >> his phone is about to ring. >> definitely. happy father's day, tuss. happ father's day tol the dads out there early on this sunday morning. it's weather alert out there today. if you are barbecuing, if the a dads are tng a break and headed off to the golf course, going to have to keep an eye to the sky throughout the afternoon. dry right now. a look outside, a beautiful morning. beautiful start to the day. a however, we end the day we will start to see more clouds moving in. southerly win

i'm adam tuss. >> i'm tracie potts in for meagan fitzgerald today.his heat wave is continuing, ut lauryn ricketts is promising some relief. and fireworks. >> yeah. heat, fireworks, a little bit of relief. so let's go ahead a talk about what's going on out there right now because you head out the door right now, it's not feeling that bad. usually heading out the door early the last couple of mornings we have the mugginess around. it's not tha sabby right now. beautiful sunrise earlier this morning. sun coming up just about 5:46 is when that sun came up. again great conditions out there omac overlooking the p right now. 74 is the temperature. you can see the winds out of the north. that is suppressing that humidity. so we are seeinghat humidity on the lower side already, and that is only going to be the case today and tomorrow before that humidity comes back by the time we get into your tuesday and wednesday. soes 79 degre at 8:00 a.m. we are going to warm up. it is going to be warm today with temperatures around 90. again plenty of sunshe out there, d

adam tuss is live tonight in shirlington circle. i've been there and it is crazy, adam. >> reporter: it's the wild, wild west out here. you can actually classify this probably as a mega circle. this is why. stuff coming and going all over the place. it go all the way around here. 395, then meets back up here with numerous entrances and exit points. if you don't know where you're going, you can find yourself in trouble fast. >> round and round you go.i who's go and who's going, nobody know. >> who yields to who? you know? >> i'm actually from new york. >> reporter: do you yield to the traffic in the circle? >> yes. >> you don't sound so confident. >> i haveno idea. >> reporter: and this is part of the poblem with shirlington circle. it's more of an oval with twists and turns, lots of kpraentrance exit points coming to you and perched above i-395. >> there's constant traffic accidents, buses not getting the right-of-way. it's really just horrible. >> reporter: christina chang lives in shirlington village and uses the traffic circle all

i'm adam tuss. >> good morning. i'm meagan fitzger id. it sunday, june 2nd, 2019, if you can believe it. the year is just flying by. >> i know. we're like fullynto -- i know it is not meteorological summer, but it is summer. >> feels like it anyway. e're in the summertime. >> lauryn ricketts, will it fee liksummer today? >> it is a little bit.re temperatustill in the 80s guys and average temperature for this time of year low 80s. but feeling like spring as we head throh your monday and tuesday. you notice the red, weather alert out there today because we do have a chance for some orowers and thunderst this afternoon. some of which could be a little on the strong side. let's take a look outside right now. sun just came up 15 minutes ago. we're looking some nice conditions out there. you may walk outside and notice a little bi of humidity. we felt that humidity would uptick overnight. it certainly did. now we're looking at more showers and thunderstorms later on this afternoon. the humidity will drop as we continue through the morning. so,

n'm adam tuss. david culver does work here anymore in case youch didn't cat that part but we still love david and love you being with us this morning and thank you for being with us. beautiful sunrise. you know who still does work here is lauryn ricketts. i mown, like, that was -- that was written for me here. it's not like i - not like i was trying to troll david, you know, from beyond. >> he's not even up right now. it does say david culver. i was looking at that. >> i'm telling you. >> why not talk about david? we're both going to be at pride later on. >> yep. >> talking a few rain showers plaguing our area, but fought for everybody. seeing a few but a beautiful h sunrise t morning. tweeted out a picture of the sky at thiszy cra neon pink color. go look at my twitter, and facebook page.oo and not t bad out there this morning. we have the sun coming up right now. sun me up actually about, let's see, the official sunrise for the d.c. area was at 5:43. it's a beautiful start, if you're up early this

transportation reporter adam tuss taking a closer look at how your commute is going to be changing day by day. he's live in crystal city. do you have a time lapse of that? >> absolutely, wendy. yeah, no. there's a lot that's going on here for sure. it is loud here. there's a lot of construction going on the let me show you just an example of how things are changing here, wendy, take t look at t billing. that was maybe six or seven stories higher. things like there are happening. this is part of mazon's campus, and yet, you'll also be able to get around this area easier once this is all done. >sparks and cutting. >> banging, amjackhring, lifting and hauling. >> so sometimes you have to you can with a away from the windows so you can actually focus. >> all the changes have been, well, a lot. let's just say lunch hour hasn't been the same. >> this one they start from the top down so it's been like this the past couple of months. >> reporter: this truly is an ariarhett fitted. take a look at the south clark l and beltreet bridge right next to buling route is demolished. the car is not the

adam tuss is at the rport to discuss why this could be having an impact on your next trip. >> reporter: thas right. you know gate 35 x, you heard of it going away. i will show you why. a new terminal is being built at the airport and will provide ar over your head when you board the plane at the top the airport. it is without a doubt the most ri tonoou gsteaairport. 35x. where you have to take a bus. >> it's confusing. i'm stressed. >> reporter: airport travel is hard enough, isn't it? >> it is.re >>rter: you don't have to be outside boarding a planesi out. >> it's raining and hot. >> reporter:oo it's g to have a roof over your head? >> yes. >> reporter: it's on the north end of the airport. >> the dreaded gate 35x goes away. >> reporter: never again will travelers have to be in the elements and steel rising from d shelter. >> it is coming out of t ground. we're calling this thesu mmer of steel. it is moving quite quickly. >> reporter: right ,ow lifting. this is the first n sign of vible proewissgrth he construction going on and chain-link fence, this is tying correctly into the existi

i'm adam tuss.s your forecast and he says you have no excuse to get out and do something today. >> no excuses, no apologies. not for weekend. plenty of sunshine and low humidity. even though the calendar says june it's going to feel more like may across the area and we say happy saturday to you. folks are doing internships sh across the wagton area, many people are in the city or in the surrou ing areas for this summer and we've got the perfect weekend for you. we take a look at the washington monument and the tidal basin w outside right and the temperatures are cooperating. 67 degrees is currently the temperature and the winds are from the west.es temperaturcross the area include 67 degrees in washington, d.c., also 67 degrees for pen charter as well. 59 degrees tour north and west, what do we eect upcoming weekend? looks just like this. enjoy the summer, everyone, a orjs weekend. >>we've got a heat wave coming up. >meantime, we are following breaking news out of hawaii this nrning. we're told that

i'm adam tuss. looking at a bright start to our saturday. possibly a few raindrops depending where you are and if traveling, check in with lauryn ricketts. the pride parade, we got soccer games. we got farmers' markets. all going on. >> all going on on this saturday morning and really not a bad saturday morning to do anything outside. sunday, maybe a little different. again, a few sprinkles possible mainly to the south. talking about northern neck, even south of fredericksburg, re but it you'traveling especially virginia beach and north carolina, that's where yoh d into rain as the frontal system draped itself across north carolina right now.h rain well to south, but eventually that rain moves to the north. peeks of sunshine for u closer to home. again, we'll have clouds out there today and i think mainly clouds out there, but, again, so.e sun at times 60s and low 70s. cool out in the shenandoah valley. made need a light jacket this morning. 82, headed to that, the breezy side and rain to the south. stays sew the south. gardening tips today,

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