i'm angie goff at the live desk.7 and we want to get our first look at the forecast this wednesday morning. chuck? >> good morning, aaron and eun. in your weather headlines for today, oh, my goodness, a second sunny day in a row. who could have thought that we could have such a long stretch of nice weather. going to stay pretty nice for tomorrow as well but a touch more humidity coming our way. still keeping an eye on the coast for the second part of the memorial day weekend for the tropical development. we are watching that very carefully. for right now, a mild start. 62 in rockville. temperatures today are we'll start nailing down the timing of the rain drops on your holiday coming up. construction continues on the beloved beltway. >>> the beltway is not looking so hot right now. we have a couple spots in the inner loop after connecticut avenue. we have the two left lanes getting by the work zone and the inner loop after colesville. only the right lane is getting by that paving project. 95 northbound here at fairfa

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> good morning, everybody.t's coming up on 5:31 on your wednesday morning. 4 things you need to know about the weather. 14 down, 15 on the way. 14 days in a row with measured rainfall. today will be 15. and it looks like we may have 16 and 17 right around the corner. just like yesterday, you'll get itty-bitty bits of sunshine. but don't count on much of it. milder air is on the way but all eyes are on sunday for the next chance of a beautiful, sunny day. right now rain leaving southern maryland but rain moving in to parts of the shenandoah and northern virginia. temperaturewise, there's the rain showers. rain moving into the metro by the second half of the morning commute. and showery weather likely around here for just about lunchtime today. so there is your hour-by-hour forecast in the low to mid-50s with a few showers around. rain likely late morning until lunchtime or so before tapering back off. baseball weather for the game tonight, relatively good. kind of cloudy outside but, you know -- >> as long as re

. >> and i'm angie goff. governor jerry mccull lo also being questioned this morning. fbi looking into his political donations. >>> a look at a warmup on the way and your memorial day forecast in just a couple

i'm angie goff at the news >>> developing right now a mess in northeast washington. some of the cars from that csx train that derailed are still lying under the rhode island avenue metro. the crash spilled chemicals all over the track. the metro station is back open, but mark trains are restricted. >> crews have a lot of work to do today to get the rails back to normal again. >> news 4 is live in northeast washington now with how they're making progress on the repairs. derek joins us now live with the latest.

angie goff is live with the results and the critical delegate match now. angie? >> a lot of numbers to break down, aaron. you talk about oregon, that's where we want to start because the vote ended a few hours ago. and sanders did win the state as you mentioned by 8%. however, he's not getting a significantly higher number of delegates than hillary clinton. his 54% of the vote is going to give him 30 delegates. clinton won 27. now she's beating sanders by more than 250 pledged delegates. then when you add in the superdelegates, again, clinton is now less than 100 delegates away from clenching the nomination. >> we mentioned clinton is the apparent winner in the kentucky primary, but the sanders campaign is on the vernal of requesting a recount. you take a look at the numbers and you'll see why. with 99% of news projects hillary clinton took 47% of the vote to senator sanders at 46%. the focus now is on tuesday, june 7. that is when voters in six states will head to the polls. california is the big prize here. 546 democratic delegates up for grabs there. 172 repub

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. i know after weeks of rain, we're ready for a timing is everything as you prepare for those cookouts. we know it's the weekend for it. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking when showers might dampen your plans. what are we thinking? >> certainly summerlike the last few days. here we go again. off to another sultry summer sunrise. live view fra the tower camera. sun climbing up in a mostly clear sky. you can see that watermelon-colored sunrise overway on this saturday morning. temperatures around the region hovering in the 60s. nearby suburbs 70s. around the chesapeake bay near 70. soaring to near 90 degrees this afternoon. look at our chances for the memorial day weekend for rain. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, tom. check in with you then. thanks. >>> add 6:01, right now cleanup under way after severe thunderstorms damaged and created danger spots, really in southeastern texas. the national w brian. look right there. uprooted trees, damaged more than 150 ho

angie goff has his story. >> reporter: there are some things that ron laker has done the same way forecades. >> i think it is important to know what's happening locally. >> reporter: but lately -- >> to the left is linda's office. >>reporter: he's been changing things up. two flights, in fact. >> and one more. >> climbing daily to the top of his cleveland park home to a quiet attic where the 90-year-old. >> i so vividly remember 1940. media by storm. you don't care how long it takes you will get back to everyone. >> i will do it whether they read it or not. >> reporter: ron known for his rants and raves on his d.c. blog became a star after posting this, i'm 90 years old, an officer during world war ii, retired educator. ama, ask me anything. they did. first by the hundreds and then the thousands. >> they asked me about my unfavorite style and i said the zute suit, what i thought of trump, the meaning of life, best period of life, what do you think of the atomic bomb. >> reporter: ron was 17 when he joined the marines during world war ii. born in 1925, there were no computers, cell pho

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. it is all about times.ooking out today.

i'm angie goff here at the live desk with an update on the bad crash on i-270.ake a look at the situation earlier. you can see that this accident involved a car carrier. well, the scene now is clear. all southbound lanes are open to traffic. and the car carrier, part of the crash, a limo bus collided into it. we know one person was pulled from the wreckage and there were minor injuries. but no word yet on what caused that crash. that's the latest, back to you. >>> angie, thank you. the weather isn't faring much better, more clouds and rain today. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to walk us pretty soggy out there, chuck bell. >> no sunshine again for today. it is storm team 4 day. that means we'll have some extra pushes out on the social media platforms. nbcwashington.com and on the app as well. and we're doing a facebook live during the 6:00 a.m. hour here on qut n""news4 today." saturday looks to be the better day of the weekend. we won't be back to full sunshine until next week. early this morning, clouds and a little rain in a few spots. tempe

angie goff is live with the results and the critical delegate math here. >> reporter: hi, aaron.ew hours ago with sanders winning the state by 8%. however, he is not getting a significantly higher number of delegates than hillary clinton. she's at 54% of the vote. clinton got 27 delegates while sanders got 30 delegates. when you add in superdelegates, clinton is now less than 100 delegates away from clenching the nomination. >>> thank you, angie. we talk about clinton being the apparent winner in kentucky's democratic primary but the sanders primary is of requesting a recount. with 99% of the vote in, nbc news projects clinton took 47% of the vote to sanders taking 46%. decision 2016 entering the final few weeks of primary voting with the focus on tuesday, june 7. that's when voters in six states head to the polls. california is the big prize there, a whopping 546 democratic delegates up for grabs there. 172 republican delegates are available as well. the biggest get of any state in the country. tracie potts will join us at 4:45 with the major change for the trump campaign. >>> t

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> it's 5:00 a.m.'m aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> chuck bell here with our weather headlines. >> where is the rain coat, the umbrella, where is may after all. we have not been to 80 degrees yet in the month of may. that's a record. normally we've been to at least 80 one time in the first 17 days of the month and there is no 80 in sight either. "7-day forecast" at 5:21. outside for now though at 5:01, we're watching the rain moving through the shenandoah valley, crossing the blue ridge and heading into the metro. if it's not raining at your house yet, don't be fooled. it will be raining there eventually. temperatures in the low to mid-50s and rain moving in at 7:00 a.m., moderate rain through the late morning and

i'm angie goff in the live desk. back to you. >>> thank you. it is now 4:30. the head of the tsa gri grilling on capitol hill. he will testify before the committee just days ahead of the big travel city. the agency is still dealing with long lines at the airports. on tuesday he admitted there were failings at multiple levels. >> i think it is the case that we have had an institutional failure and not a failure of any one individual. >> among the changes the agency announced this week was the creation of a centralized command team at tsa headquarters. >>> more people are signing up for tsa precheck. the agency has received twice the applications since april doubling from 8,000 to 16,000. the application can be completed online but you still need to go through a tsa service center for fingerprinting. all five service centers in the backups. and the applications can take a month to be approved. >>> four things to know about today's weather. chuck, where do you want to start? >> i want to start with how amazing it was to be outside yesterday and yes, indeed, warm

. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. good morning. we begin with breaking news out of fairfax county where police are on the scene of a shooting in the falls church area. what we know this morning is that in the 2900 block of stillwood circle, they arrived, they found an individual shot. now we're told that the person does have life threatening injuries. molette green is on the scene right now speaking with police, she will bring us the very latest information coming up. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist p. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check our forecast. more doom and gloom to start our monday. >> is it really that severe? >> it's just the consecutive days of this kind of weather. >> just gloom. >> if it's any consolation on your side, it won't be a flooding rain or severe weather event kind of a monday, but it will be lost to clouds and drops again. thick fog now across northern maryland, half mile visibility in frederick. so if you're traveling 270 up here authority of montgomery county, watch out for some lo

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> it is time for a look at weather and traffic on the 1s.hot today. >> a little steamy, too. >> tropical humidity hanging in our air this morning. but likely getting a little less humid as the morning progresses and into the afternoon. right now there are no more bonnie showers or thundershowers around from the beaches all the way to the mountains. we're all dry on this tuesday morning. getting back to work and school, there is some fog, though. shenandoah valley and panhandle of west virginia, fog advisory until 8:00 a.m. some of the densest is panhandle of west virginia where the visibilities there are under a quarter of a mile and the fog just now really beginning to form in the shenandoah valley and these counties just to the east of the charlottesville. but elsewhere, don't really have that much fog around the bay and eastern shore. but if you encount t count teco down, use your low beams. watch out for pedestrians and deer. temperatures right now in the low to mid-60s shenandoah valley, but nearby suburbs, prince george's county, montg

i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you. >>> thank you. five minutes after the hour now on this wednesday morning, and happening today the obama administration will announce new overtime rules that it hopes will help american workers. the administration says the new rules will make 4 million americans eligible for overtime pay. now under this policy businesses would not be allowed to deny overtime to anyone making under $47,500 a year. that is double the current annual salary threshold. hourly workers are mostly guaranteed overtime. the change could force some small companies to convert salary workers to hourly workers. >>> as summer approaches lawmakers on capitol hill are working to protect you and your family from the zika virus. today the house will multimillion bill to provide funding to prevent the virus spreading here in the u.s. yesterday the senate passed a $1.1 billion to combat zika. experts expect it to spread more widely during the mosquito summer season. the virus can cause severe birth defects. >>> with fears of zika on the

some saying they regret buying or not buying market. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk.news out of fairfax county where police are on the scene of a shooting in the falls church area. what we know this morning is that in the 2900 block of stillwood circle, they arrived, they found an individual shot. now we're told that the person does have life threatening injuries. molette green is on the scene right now speaking with police, she will bring us the very latest information coming up. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist p. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check our forecast. more doom and gloom to start our monday. >> is it really that severe? >> it's just the consecutive days of this kind of weather. >> just gloom. >> if it's any consolation on your side, it won't be a flooding rain or severe weather event kind of a monday, but it will be lost to clouds and

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i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver.e shopping center shooting. what we're finding out about the victims and the man police say is responsible. >> reporter: outpourings are grief and memorials showing up for victims of the shootings in the last several days. more coming up. >>> and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. a look at the sun and then rain returning, in a few minutes. >>> win or go home. caps face their biggest test yet as the team tries to keep its stanley cup dreams alive. home ice. all that and more when you join us live here as well as on facebook. >> we are back in a moment. about to power that up. >>> shocked this happened right close to my house and everything. >> everything was like blocked off. >> rifles, cops over here. the cops over here were like, get in, get in. >> this is really crazy. i guess he wanted to commit suicide by cop and telling me about his last meal >>> three people dead, the suspected gunman in custody. >> this morning -- what we're finding out about a spree of violence as the

. >> and i'm angie goff. yes, sprinkling and drizzle early, finally an end in sight. happy to report the rain we've been getting hopefully will be getting out of here. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here. >> things starting off early on this saturday morning. breaks in the clouds over the metro area approaching sunrise. two minutes away at 6:03. starting off for us this morning, the storm team 4 radar showing light sprinkles of rain, light showers now, mainly in band to our west. you can see a giant circulation in the atmosphere. the deep area of low pressure and a dry slot over us now. showers are right from the panhandle of west virginia, tracking well we of us heading south. a few scattered off and on getting more coming in from the north, another batch up here north baltimore county close to us in another few hours. >> thanks, tom. we'll check in with you then. >>> new developments in the shooting rampage that left many here frozen in terror. this morning, 62-year-old eulalio tordil is in police custody. it started with tordil killing his wife thursday

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm molette green. thanks for being with us. we know at some point many of you will be honoring those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country and our freedom. >> a lot of people including president obama will be doing that from arlington national cemetery today. and that's where derrick ward is this morning. but first we want to start things off with tom kierein who has a look on whether or not the weather will hold out for today's event. >> it will be this morning i'm happy to report look at the sun, it is now coming up and it's visible. we have some nice breaks in the clouds and we have dried out since those showers we had rolling through on sunday evening. and pavement is drying out now away the region and storm team 4 radar showing that we don't have any rain anywhere from the mountains all the way to the bay. but on the eastern shore, th atlantic beaches coming from the outer banks all the way along the atlantic seaboard. a few sprinkles are showing up in southern virginia, they may make th

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm molette green. thank you for joining us. we have a lot in the day ahead, but you may not need your umbrella all day. >> got great news especially for this morning. we have breaks in the clouds starting off here at dawn on this memorial day morning. live view from the tower camera looking east. there is the northeast washington there in the lower part of the screen, but some nice breaks in the clouds. sunrise is in about 15 minutes at 5:45. we'll see some sunshine in and out this morning. pavement is drying out after the overnight showers passed well east of the metro area. right now storm team 4 radar scanning the sky, don't have any rain anywhere in our vicinity. the wider view though shows rain tracking from the outer banks right along the atlantic seaboard all the way up into the ey and that does include the nearby beaches in delaware and in maryland all the way up to ocean city. more showers tracking through there. but staying dry in the met troer ap. 69 now at reagan national. i have your memorial day parade forecast co

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us.u have plans to get outside this afternoon, you might want to change them if they're a little later on because there are thunderstorms looming. straight to tom kierein who has the dames from outside. >> yeah. enjoying a nice start to the day, at least, tom. >> i am savoring this while i can. absolutely beautiful spring morning underway. you see the sun splashed lawn behind me, even mushrooms coming up over here, it's been so damp and humid. now it's dried out, at least temporarily, then the sun will go away later this afternoon. enjoy this while you can. if you have outdoor plans between now and 2:00, should stay dry. those shower moving out of the ohio valley into west virginia moving into virginia, the rest of maryland over the next several hours. shenandoah valley, 1:00, 2:00, after that into the immediate metro area. a new model run um canning in now. updated hour-by-hour timing on the showers and thunderstorms when they arrive, when they leave, that's coming up in a few minutes. t

angie goff here with my buddy, adam.t you are planning to barbecue, you might need to news4 indoors, especially if it's later in the day. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with all the timing of when the rain's coming. tom? >> good morning. most of this sunday we should be dry during the daylight hours. it's late afternoon and into the evening hours when we'll likely get some showers moving in. right now, off to a dry start. the sun is up. live view from the storm team 4 capitol camera. union station. the flag flapping gently in a breeze. rain coming from what remains of tropical storm bonnie. it has winds about 40 miles per hour. it's going to track along the carolina coast and disappear in a couple of days. moisture will move our way later today. right now, no rain in the vicinity. temperatures rather cool. we're hovering in the mid 60s in the metro area and bay. away from the waters, only in the low 60s much of the region including shenandoah valley, from the mountains to the bay. o it will be warming up a b

we'll start things off with angie goff. angie?ails as well as new video just into the live desk. we want to take you to the crime scene here out in southeast d.c. in the 4000 block of wheeler road. you can see we have investigators on the scene there. this is where they arrived and found a man has been shot. they took that man to the hospital and that is where he died. as of right now, they don't have any suspect information to give us. but erika gone za lzalez is information. stay tuned for more information. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. chuck bell, i feel like i know what is coming here. >>> i'm giving you the cone of silence. i can't do it anymore. the forecast is cloudy and wet. a little fog outside. visibility down to a mile and a half in culpeper. two miles in winchester. watch out for reduced visibilities here this morning. but on the whole, yikes, more cloudy, cool weather. may is 4 degrees cooler than average. the rain chances continue and now also a chance for thunderstorms coming our way on friday. for no

. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk where we're monitoring a new search for an escaped inmate.s is out in new jersey. the search is going on along the garden state parkway near a rest stop where t arthur buckle was reportedly spotted. he's been on the run for nearly a week now. it's what he looks like, he was in jail on assault and drug charges, but previously served time for killing his girlfriend's baby. that's the latest there the live desk. >>> 6:13 now. right now parts of the country to the west are bracing for severe weather. this is a live look at storm team 4 radar. nebraska, missouri, and illinois could all be hit hard. >> mike yar, i can't see any de, but there is your tornado right there. >> look at the size of that tornado. neighborhoods in south and central oklahoma are cleaning up the debris and mess left behind. the tornado touched down for several minutes yesterday. severe weather brought heavy rain, flooding and golf ball-sized hail. meantime neighbors in eastern colorado also have debris to clean up from this massive tornado on saturday. look at t this is in t

i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you. >>> good morning.ng. here are the 4 things you need to know. most important, rain coming to an end. yay for that. number begin. real feel of summer, temperatures may be near 90 before the week is through. and tropical storm season starts june 1. temperatures are in the upper 50s around the metro, already 61 in leesburg, but a cooler 49 in martinsburg. so here is the next 24 hours. here comes summer, cloudy in the 50s now, how about temperatures near 80 with sunshine for today. and a nice beautiful start coming up for tomorrow morning. only real concern for the holiday weekend, hurricane season starts june 1 and we may have tropical issues on memorial day. but there is a lot way between now and then. >> fingers crossed. >>> chopper 4 river road at partnership, take a look, that is the car that went off the roadway here late last night pulling down a pole and some wires. so they are still trying to reopen river road shut down there at partnership. southbound gw parkway before the roosevelt bridge, crash

i'm angie goff live at the desk. back to you. >>> your time is 6:12 right now. a montgomery county man is missing and police are asking for your help. take a look, cannard walker is 64 years old and functions at the level of a 10-year-old. he was last seen at the kensington nursing center where he lives. police say walker has multiple medical conditions that need to be monitored. if you see him, call montgomery county police. >>> and baltimore's police commissioner said the trials unfolding in the death of freddie gray are systemic problems within the department. gray died last april of injuries he sustain in the back of a police van. police commissioner kevin davis says testimony in officer edward nero's trial last week showed officers are both inadequately trained and routinely ignore the rules designed to keep people safe. officers will soon undergo new training to make sure they read and understand the rules. >>> two men involved in a violent crime spree in springfield are behind bars this morning. police arrested 24-year-old william franklin and 26-year-old

i'll angie goff at the live desk. back to you. >>> it's 6:14. in about a month, experts say mosquitos carrying the zika virus may begin infecting americans here in the united states. at this point the majority of cases start overseas, head of allergy and infectious diseases says soon we could soon see lol transmission. there are competing bills in congress to determine how much on spend on the fight against zika. >>> it's 6:15. in news 4 your health, if you have severe recurring allergies, your over the counter medication could be a problem. treating severe allergies takes advanced treatment and patience. it starts with brick testing which is a way for doctors to really pinpoint what you're allergic to. after testing the patient will receive one allergy shot a month for three to five years. over time with treatment your body can become immune to specific allergens. >>> you may want to pack the hand sanitizer the next time you catch an uber. a recent study says ride sharing cars are full of germs. researchers found more than 6 million bacteria un

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> do you know how metro trains just shoot out of the station? take a look what is happening here outside mcpherson square. the train leaves and then slow roll, goes in to that tunnel there. and then almost comes to a complete stop and just slowly rolls along as it goes through this section of track. these are the speed restrictions that are in lays right now. >> just so much maintenance that has to be done. i'm not sure how they will ever catch up and i'm not sure that they have the money. >> reporter: a lot of the pains felt this week will be similar to the upcoming huge safe track maintenance plan. met troer's gm paul wiedefeld talking about the need to get all the maintenance up to the right level. >> the key is what f. we do this, we cannot slip back to where we were. we have on continue to do this. >> reporter: metro hoping to turn a corner, but for right now, a slow process. adam tuss, news 4. >>> your commute is going to get tougher when metro's safe track oig plan gets under way next week end. this morning fairfax county will announce ba

i'm angie goff at the live desk, back to you. >>> thank you, angie. concerning development for some american investors. puerto rico is expected to default on its largest debt payment yet today. $422 million that could accounts filled with puerto rico bonds. and all the island a staggering $70 billion in debt. a bill to better oversee its repayment plan has stalled in congress. [ gunfire ] >>> protests get violent in seattle. crowds throwing bricks and flares at police. the new charges as >>> an historic new york city ka thee dral is gutted by fire and now investigators want to know how it started. flames erupted just after 7:00 on sunday night at the serbian orthodox cathedral. the historic building dates back to the 1850s. just hours before the fire began on sunday worshippers were inside celebrating orthodox easter. no one was inside the building though when the fire began. >>> right now jurors are being picked in fredericksburg for a murder trial where lawyers plan to use an insanity defense. 31-year-old steven breel is accused of killing his house

i'm angie goff at the live desk. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> chuck bell here with our weather headlines. >> where is the rain coat, the umbrella, where is may after all. we have not been to 80 degrees yet in the month of may. that's a record. normally we've been to at least 80 one time in the first 17 days of the month and there is no 80 in sight either. "7-day forecast" at 5:21. outside for now though at 5:01, we're watching the rain moving through the shenandoah valley, crossing the blue ridge and heading into the metro. if it's not raining at your house yet, don't be fooled. it will be raining there eventually. temperatures in the low to mid-50s and rain moving in at 7:00 a.m., moderate rain through the late morning and hours, then tapering back to showers by this evening. stuck in the 50s today. we'll time out and talk about the commuter impacts coming up. commuter impacts from traffic, that's right now. >>> good morning. just have a new crash that popped up on my screen, this is 295 sort, right

i'm angie goff here at the live desk where we just got new details on a deadly knife attack at a german train station. this is a look at the scene. investigators there. witnesses saying the suspect a 17-year-old german national was shouting god is great in arabic during that attack. police say he expressed political motivations, that's all they would say. the man was arrested shortly after, but not before stabbing four people, one person is dead. we are working to getting more details now. back to you. >>> it is coming up on 5:01. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. [000:00:58;00] we want to check our weather and this record-breaking pattern of rain we're getting. chuck bell, when will we get relief? >> don't i wish that we had a little sunshine in your broadcast for today or tomorrow, but honestly, it could really be friday afternoon before we have any real glimmer at the sun and it may be sunday before we have a sunny rain-free day. so no relief in sight. the rainy days continue feeling more like march. temperatures only in the 50s right now. that warm-up coming up on friday, much warm

good morning, i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. hope you enjoyed the racing. and if you're breaking out the grill, you might want to do it for lunch and not dinner. tom kierein is tracking when the showers will be back in our area. >> it's been a beautiful day two of the memorial day weekend. around our region now, we have that sunshine, temperatures now well into the 70s. a little more humid today. a little bit of a breeze flapping the flag from our capitol hill camera overlooking union station. and as we look at temperatures, they're no national now at 76. around the bay, mid and upper 70s. this is tropical depression bon any spreading rain into the carolinas, some of the rain into southern virginia. this will eventually arrive later this afternoon. i have the hour by hour timing coming up this half hour. >>> we are following the breaking news out of northeast. one man dead, another seriously hurt in a double shooting that happened earlier this morning. this is video we took of the scene in the 200 block of 55th street around 1:30. police closed off this are

back to you. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk. an unfolding situation out in new jersey where a new search is on for a prison escapee. taking a live look now, this is along garden state parkway. it's a rest area where 38-year-old arthur buckle was last spotted sunday. he once served time for killing a baby. most recently he's in because of drug charges and assault charges. a chaommand post has been set u. >>> a university of alabama-birmingham football player is declared brain dead after he was found shot in a car in south florida over the weekend. police say the death of homicide. bryant started his college career at notre dame and was the biggest name in uab's first recruiting class since the school restarted its football program. >>> the landing wasn't pretty, but it may have saved this pilot the's life. a small plane crashed down on a roof near a los angeles area freeway yesterday. look at the scene there. the 61-year-old pilot says his plane lost power mid flight. he was air lifted to the hospital and is expected to be okay.

i'm angie goff, dave culver with us. sun out, clouds, for the most part, bank on seeing sun again, right, tom? >> clogging our sky with clouds and producing rain the last several days. it's finally exhausting itself. you can track all this when you're away from your tv with your washington app. wear a light jacket. rather chilly this morning, and even into the afternoon, rather cool. slacks. you'll need the sunglasses and have the umbrella ready over the next couple hours or so, because we have light showers coming in from the come into our western suburbs shortly. light rain to the north. northern suburbs, perhaps another couple of hours. still quite a chill in the air. low and mid-50s now. got my umbrella handy out on the weather deck. >> tom, thanks so much. >>> it's 9:02. >>> as president barack obama's time winds down in the white house, making his find rounds on commencement speeches. the president doesn't have to go too far today. actually speaking at howard university. this is the first of three addresses. he is

. >> and i'm angie goff. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking when we'll be in the clear. hey, tom. >> yeah. the clouds are braiseaking up. sun in and out. clouds closing in producing more rain. not out of the woods yet. storm team 4 radar showing showers to the north tracking southeast and moving into our western suburbs shortly. north of baltimore, may be moving into our northern and eastern suburbs over the next few minutes. a look at rain chances the rest of the weekend and next week coming up this half hour. >> thanks, tom. check in with you then. >>> new developments overnight in the shooting rampage that left many in our area frozen in terror. this morning 62-year-old eulalio the main suspect in three murders within 24 hours. now, all of this allegedly started with tordil killing his wife thursday. and outside high point high school. then wounding another person there. friday morning, police say tordil opened fire outside westfield mont gumly mall, killing one man, injuring two others and

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver.he national law enforcement memorial. details coming up on news 4. >> you only have a few weekends left of late-night metro rides. we are finding out how fast massive safety work will impact your ride. >>> welcome. sunshine is back on this saturday morning. more storms may move in this afternoon. look at that hour-by-hour timing coming up. >>> a lot going on this weekend. getting outside tore family time to finding a job, helping others or celebrating a graduation. walking you through the major events that many can't wait to enjoy. >> busy, busy, busy show ahead for us. join us for facebook live throughout the show. talk with us during commercial break >>> right now on "news4 today," it is a sunny morning. but don't get too comfortable. storm team 4 tracking when more, yeah, rain could make a mess of your weekend plans. >> and a family held captive, killed in their home set on fire. what has happened in the year since the horrific discovery inside a d.c. mansion? >>> the d.c. street ca

good morning, i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss.eam 4 is tracking showers in your neighborhood and when your plans will be in the clear. >>> score! >> the pens tie up the series. the caps look to bounce back as the team tries to keep their stanley cup dreams alive. >>> the president dropped the mike and he's out. the big moment and late night jabs in a whole holds barred barrage for the commander in chief.

news 4's angie goff showed folks what it takes to be a reporter. a thing or two about the weather. >>> now here's storm team 4 forecast. >> angie and i had such a wonderful time at that event today. just fabulous. for the rest of the long weekend. rain is most likely late tomorrow actually during the evening hours on into the overnight hours. then early monday. i think if we could pick a time period to have rain, it's probably the one we would end up picking. it will bring cooler temperatures a tt beaches due to bonnie. memorial day here definitely not a washout. we could even get in on sunshine. wait until you see future weather. impact forecast today, the weather having a low impact on your day. our high was 87 degrees. right now this is bonnie on storm team 4 radar. you can see bringing plenty of rain mainly to south carolina. it's going to help stream moisture into our area as another weather pattern moves in from the west. and that's again going to bring showers mainly later tomorrow and then early on monday. in our immediate area, we're comple

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. it is all about times. especially those who want to do cooking out today. showers might dampen your plan, but for now, tom, looking dry. right? >> it is. starting off on this saturday morning with bright sunshine. don't have any showers anywhere in the vicinity, and we do have it rather humid, though, when you step out the door you're going to notice that. temperatures now into the low 70s. a very gentle breeze. live view from the storm team 4 capitol building overlooking union station. panhandle of west virginia, much of maryland and virginia into the low to mid-70s as well around the shes pique bay. reagan national up to 74. storm team 4 radar, all dry from the mountains across maryland to virginia, around the bay and at the eastern shore at the atlantic beaches. just a few clouds beginning to build there. showers likely, though, moving in later tomorrow, into memorial day. a look at the timing on that. that's coming up this half hour. >> tom, check in with you a little later from now, and happening right

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. i know after weeks of rain, we're ready for a

good morning, oi'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. on top cool outside.om kierein tracking when we will get into warmer weather. >> at least the skies are bright gray. we can look forward to that. the sun has been up now for about half an hour, but we have low clouds with us, they have been producing drizzle around. there a live view looking off to the west. and the transmission tower there in the distance. normally you can sigh them all the way, but they're disappearing into the low overcast. a little bit of patchy fog around. storm team 4 radar showing scattered sprinkles these areas in green along the blue ridge, getting light rain in washington, frederick, carroll county to our north. and close-up view showing scattered drizzle around the metro area. it will be with us here off and on throughout much of the day ahead. >> thank you, tom. >>> today is national learn to swim day. and in woodbridge, there will be a memorial event and water safety assembly. the memorial will remember a 7-year-old who died the lorton station community pool. she didn't know

i'm angie goff. >> and i as well would like to extend a happy mother's day. we're in for the nicest days we've seen wiin weeks. tom kierein is tracking a big warm-up and a lot of sun. >> adam is the most interesting anchor in the world. >> i'll take it. from the sky clearing out. some of the pavement still wet. there is the capitol under a clearing sky. just a few clouds lingering on this mother's day morning. we are beginning to dry out. but, yes, as we look at the radar history over the last few hours, the area of showers crossing the atlantic beaches. we are getting a few sprinkles here just south of winchester along 81, that will be passing maybe new luray and warrington over the next hour or two. but otherwise we are crying out. it's rather cool this mo jacket. we're in the mid-50s from the mountains all the way to the bay. a look at a warm-up on the way, that is in just a few minutes. >>> developing this morning -- metro trance either police are searching for whoever stabbed a man outside the minnesota avenue station. police tell us the victim was waiti

good morning, i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. storm team 4 is tracking showers in your neighborhood and when your plans will be in the clear. >>> score! >> the pens tie up the series. the caps look to bounce back as the team tries to keep their stanley cup dreams alive. >>> the president dropped the mike and he's out. the big moment and late night jabs in a whole holds barred barrage for the commander in chief. >>> good morning. starting off with showers coming through. you need your umbrella as we'll have the showers with us off and on throughout much of this sunday. right now looking at radar, all that moving color is rain. areas in yellow, it's coming a little bit harder. thunder and lightning in southern west virginia into eastern kentucky. closer to home, we have the showers all across virginia and maryland. the darker green coming down harder, but it's mostly light rain. all of this is tracking off to the north and east. going to be with us here throughout the morning. and then may break up a little bit this afternoon. i'll

there's our angie goff and her beautiful daughter. the runway with eun yang and her daughter there. gorgeous. the event was held at the fairmont in georgetown. happy mother's day to al mommies out there. >>> coming up in sports, it is no laughing matter. bryce harper a thend e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> the nats doing everything they can right now to hold off the cubs. are they going to be able to do it? >> this road trip started off so great. now it turned depressing the second they got to chicago. they need to desperately within this game. dusty baker wanted to make sure his team finished strong on their first ten-game road trip of the season. but three days into chicago, the nationals did not play a very good series. they need this win today. we'll get to that game in just a few moments. that game is in extra innings right now in the 11th in

. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk where we just got a new report in that says those ecigarettesre making more and more of your children sick. now the study of u.s. poison center found that the number of kids getting sick involved swallowing the liquid nicotine and that the numbers are rising. one child has died. most children were not harmed terribly. but most of the children they were under two and most of the cases happened inside the home this is the latest from the live desk. eun, back to you. >>> paback to our coverage of decision 2016. hillary clinton will be in northern virginia looking ahead to the general election as center bernie sanders vows to stay in the race. tracie potts is live now with what to expect today. >> reporter: good morning. she's in loudoun county today, she will be talking more about families and the impact, continuing the breaking the barriers tour that she's already been doing in appa la pp pp pl . and bernie sanders is still talking about issues that he thinks could get him closer possibly to the nomination. it will certainly have impacts on what d

i'm angie goff here at the live desk where we just got new details on a deadly knife attack at a germanin station. this is a look at the scene. investigators there. witnesses saying the suspect a 17-year-old german national was shouting god is great in arabic during that attack. police say he expressed political motivations, that's all they would say. the man was arrested shortly after, but not before stabbing four people, one person is dead. we are working to getting more details now. back to you. >>> it is coming up on 5:01. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. [000:30:58;00]

i'm angie goff here at the live desk. and this just in out of the far east. we're hearing south korea, the u.s. as well as japan will hold their first joint military training next month. this is to increase the ability to detect signs of north korean missile launches. the exercise is quite significant because this is going to be the first time that tokyo and seoul work together following decades of resentiment from japan's past of korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> it is now 4:31. community leaders are demanding action after the recent csx derailment in northeast washington. the advisory neighborhood commission wants to meet today with d.c. council members, ddot and d.c.'s department of energy and environment. the group is expected to bring up the response and how to make neighborhoods near tracks safer. 16 tracks derailed. csx removed the soil affected from a leaking tank car. >>> verizon workers are opening up talks to resolve their strike. nearly 40,000 workers here and across the country have been picketing for m

i'm angie goff here at the live desk following breaking news out of southeast d.c.re we have confirmed a deadly shooting. we have some fresh video from the scene as you take a look at ce