p this is 202 landover road, a car fire. just got off the phone with police we know one right lane is blocked here this morning. so just a warning there. taking a look back here at my live camera for you right now, 95 southbound there in maryland near 198 we have the left lane blocked here because of some road work but a much better situation here. now delays are less than a mile. things look to be moving on the camera. we don't have any problems, 66 and 95 rolling along nicely and the beltway at river road looking good. see you at 5:11. >> thank you. >>> 5:02 now, and today the council will ask muriel bowser to let you view the police body ssue and one of the main questions is whether the images would be part of the freedom of information laws. the council will discuss that point today. also up for debate is how would police put the images out to the public? making body camera video available to the public would cost $1.5 million a year according to mayor. coming up, zachary kiesch will explane what happens if -- explain wh

landover, springfield, capital beltway are all considered -- capital greenbelt are all considered to be finalists. jeff goldberg will explain why. hi jeff. jeff: hey. this is a quiet road, dead end of the road. chain link fence. across the fence, empty barren field which is where fairfax cowell wants to have the -- fairfax county wants the new f.b.i. headquarters located. they are promoting the data and say placing the f.b.i. here would be on the best sides of people in the potomac . this deli specializes in selling pizza. >> there is no better place than here. jeff: he owns two sites. one east of 95 next to the general services complex. fairfax county renewing the push to get the bureau promising a convenient commute for the 10000 f.b.i. employees. >> for an agency of that size and magnitude around the corner from us would be huge. >> fairfax county government released a study showing protected drive time from 20 location in the region including some in maryland would take an average of 28 minutes to get to springfield ten minutes faster than the proposed site in landover and greenb

. ♪ family and friends said good-bye at first baptist church of highland park in landover.here were nearly life-size pictures of jyier. there's a particular sadness of at the sight of a child-size coffin. >> people get used to older people dying. >> reporter: a kield who likes to dance who watched his favorite cartoons and aid child just months away from his fourth birthday, now grieved by an older brother, himself a child, seemingly too young to know this kind of sadness. >> he will be in my heart. >> reporter: it was obvious that in his short time he touched many hearts the way children do. a life of purity at its beginning. all those things folded into the eulogy delivered by first baptist reverend dr. henry davis. >> let's really just talk about the pureness of life when you think about being born and then, of course in the backdrop of a church we talk about being born again. >> reporter: and a member of this grieving family sought to leave a message with others, not to take young lives for granted. >> love them while they're here. you got to spend time with them. don't

if you're going to be traveling out in parts of college park as well as bethesda, even landover, you'lls either. i want to give you a live look and show you how things ever shaping up on i-270 for those of you traveling southbound toward the beltway. no issues there. this is a live look at 50 at locksfords vista where traffic is moving -- lotsford vista where traffic is moving smoothly smoothly. >>> client itself are lining up for a new nonsurgical way to get rid of their >>> welcome back to wusa9. our time right now is 6:44. >>> a drug which claims to get rid of that stubborn double chin is now available. >> the question is does it work? lisa hodge sat down with one doctor who will be among the first to administer it. >> reporter: say goodbye to the double chin. doctors say a new treatment will make it easier than ever to get the profile you want. they'll use an injectable drug, the first fda approved nonsurgical treatment to remove unwanted fat. >> it will be as big a household world as botox. >> reporter: plastic surgeon dave hopp will be the first to use the drug and said patients s

on the inner loop of the beltway from rockville pike to landover road about an 18- minute commute. no major issues on i-66. just volume mainly in fairfax but from nutley street into town, 27th street northwest, you're looking at a 17-minute commute. on 95 on the northbound side if gordon boulevard to i-395, a 10- minute commute. and issue and problem free on 50, especially westbound from crain highway to fairview avenue northeast. you're looking at a 16-minute commute. want to take a live look outside and show you how things are shaping up on i-395 at duke street, the northbound side. you can see volume starting to build up as you approach the 14th street bridge but no accidents. certainly some good news there. for i-270 for those of you making the trek down from frederick toward the beltway, you're looking at an issue free commute. just volume building up as you approach germantown. so just expect to see a little bit of volume there as you get from germantown into rockville. we'll have another update now shortly. for now, let's turn it over to mike. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm

and over attenuates park, heavy rain and no hail and very very heavy rain and this heads toward landover hills as we go through the next 30 minutes or so and not to forget our friends in the south. this is heavy activity moving toward across the river toward waldorf, but very very heavy rain causing problems to come down 301 and route 5. you will return and we'll track more storms popping up like crazy and also talk about a huge temperature change by tomorrow. >>> lots of breaking weather news tonight top. check out this lightning strike in silver springs. garrett haake is live on first avenue with the damage. garrett? >> reporter: this is like every homeowners nightmare. this is what happens when a lightning bolt strikes in your backyard. this took out a branch of this massive tree completely wiping out the fence in this womans backyard. she told me she was at home around 4:15 when she heard the thunder clap and smelled ozone as this lightning bolt sheered the side off a massive tree in her backyard and brought that branch down and also did some damage to the side of her home. firefight

. >> investigators tell us 22-year-old byron diaz from landover got too close to the dam and got sucked under by a current. swimming is banned here in that area. diaz is the sixth person to die in that spot in the last ten years. >> tonight we have learned high power d.c. attorney will represent former house speaker dennis hastert. green will be with hastert at his arraignment tomorrow. it will be hastert's first public appearance since lying to the fbi about bank withdraws. he paid a person to conceal past misconduct. there are reports he had a sexual encounter with a student years ago. green represented politicians in the past regarding scandals from water gate to the iran contraaffair. >> next at 11:00, new protests in texas over this video police man handling teenagers at pool party. even pulling a gun. the response tonight to allegations of racism. >> the controversial vote in d.c. tonight, a split decision on what you can and cannot do to your row house. >> and piglets on the move. what is in thousands of baby pigs ton an ohio highway. >> we have your first word of traffic tonight

route 50 at landover road, no incidents as well.nd the beltway is looking good as well. 270 at father hurley all lanes are open. no reports of incidents or delays. that earlier car fire westbound 370 at i-270, we're hearing reports it is clear. all lanes are open now. good news in that area. we'll be back in ten minutes with a live look at 95 in maryland. >> thanks alexis. >>> why police in charles county want to talk to this woman about a murder even though she's not a suspect. >>> and a lot of things are vulnerable to hackers these days but traffic lights? the man who says you better believe it. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> welcome back. police need your help to find this woman. they want to question her about a murder that happened outside a mcdonald's in waldorf back in may. a mother may have used her son's service weapon to shoot the ex and the new husband. the new husband died. >>> it's scary to think that you can control the street lights with being hacked. this comes as ddot is in the middle of the citywid retiming

parkway northbound there at 202 landover road. right now a car fire has two right lanes shut down. warning there if you're headed out any time soon. police and fire response on the scene and then of course that tow truck to get things out of the way. another issue here, maryland 95 southbound live camera at 198, the left lane is blocked here. two mile backup from late clearing road work. right now prince george's county looking quite good. nice and green. no major problems or construction there in the way. 95 here in virginia at dale city, also rolling along quite nicely. and taking a look at 66 into town, out of town, not having any issues here this morning. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car for the latest on traffic. >> thank you. >>> it's something that the i-team has been investigating for a year and today major changes could be on the way to a local liquor agency. what's expected to happen that could soon allow wholesale orders. >>> new details life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many lay

landover is drying out. heavier rain at this time. the y rain will continue for the next 15 to 20 minutes or so. more action to the west of us woodstock area. i will head to the computer here. we have a severe thunderstorm warning for central chantilly chantilly -- central shenandoah county to 5:45. so another 45 minutes to go. this storm is moving east at 20 miles per hour. more on the storm and the flash flood watch for the metro area coming up in a few minutes. leon: the man accused of killing his neighbor before taking an alaskan cruise made a first appearance in a courtroom today. valardos were stabbed 50 times. we were in courthouse when the suspect was revealed. what did you hear? kez: the 31-year-old killed his neighbors around 1:00 a.m. on mother's day morning. he reportedly walked home. ditched the murder weapon. left for his family alaskan cruise. only an hour later. >> today they revealed the man was suffered 50 homes and the wife suffered eight cuts. the accused killer helped low detectives locate the murder weapon. >> pr

landover is drying out. heavier rain at this time. the y rain will continue for the next 15 to 20 minutes or so. more action to the west of us woodstock area. i will head to the computer here. we have a severe thunderstorm warning for central chantilly chantilly -- central shenandoah county to 5:45. so another 45 minutes to go. this storm is moving east at 20 miles per hour. more on the storm and the flash flood watch for the metro area coming up in a few minutes. leon: the man accused of killing his neighbor before taking an alaskan cruise made a first appearance in

larry hogan in that his dad was once county executive here in prince george's county and grew up in landover, maryland. here's what the county executive had to say. i have known him for a little while yet and he is a fighter and i know that, you know, he is going to give it all he can on this and we are going to be right there behind him. and our prayers are completely with him and you know, so with his family. >> reporter: governor hogan has always made a point of saying this is his home county and prince george's county. the county executive went on to say that when he speaks with governor hogan, it is always helpful not to have to explain to him where suit land is or where forestville is that this is a county that he understands and in that, understands the struggles of this county. he wants to see the governor pull through and says that his prayers and the prayers of folks here in prince george's county are with governor hogan at this time. in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, back to you in the stud grow. >>> as chris reported, virginia governor mcauliffe says he personally reached out to

the timeline says the center of the storm will hit landover at 5:38. 5:44 in largo. 5:56 prince george's county. heavy rain and wind gusts close to 60 miles per hour. we will continue to watch it leon: we are tracking the weather for you. first you couldn't make out the capitol but now it has moved further east. that is the area that doug hill was looking at a little while ago on radar to show the northeast and the southeast portion of the district and the prince george's county adjacent areas there now under the dark clouds there in the background. now the majority of the region is under a tornado watch. at least until 8:00 p.m. tonight. we will be getting back to the chief meteorologist doug hill and checking in with him to see if anything develops severely. alison? alison: now "7 on your side" is on your side for a search for fugitives in the area. as we fight back against crime. we reached out to police in d.c. and maryland and virginia and this is who they need help finding. fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan has this weak's wall of justice -- this week's wall

elsewhere, route 50 at landover road running slow as you're heading in toward the district but no reports 270 out of frederick at old hundred road looking good. >>> the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture will put art afacts from a sunken slave ship on display. it is on schedule to open in the fall. the slave ship sank off cape town south africa. among the items are iron ball lusts to weight the ship down. >>> more recalls to tell you about related to the potentially deadly air bags in some cars. general motors is recalling more than 350,000 chevy silverados and gmc sierras with takataing air bags. >>> facebook's real name policy could create some problems today. landon dowdy joins us from cnbc with more on that. good morning. what's this all about? >> so native americans, and drag queens are planning a protest outside of facebook's headquarters over the real name policy. facebook requires users to create accounts using their given name and lets others report made with fake names. facebook says it's been working with groups on how to implement the rules. >>> one man

we're learning that 22-year-old byron diaz from landover swam too close to the dam and was taken under by the strong current. swimming is banned in that area. diaz is the sixth person to die in that spot in the last ten years. >>> happening today, leaders at the tsa will be in the hot seat on capitol hill and internal investigation found tsa agents failed to identify 73 airport and airline workers who may be connected to terrorism. those employees were cleared to work in sensitive areas. the agency is trying to expand its watch list now. senators expected to ask the tsa how it's improving security. >>> angie goff at the live desk. new numbers on the affordable care act. take a look, the white house saying so far one in four americans have found coverage. gallup recently estimated that the uninsured rate in the beginning of the year was 11.9%. now, that's down from 17.1% that's from two years ago. out of pocket costs for preventive services like vaccines and medical screenings were eliminated for more than 137 million americans the white house says. the administration also launching thi

i was in landover and transfer here. >> reporter: mayor who works out with her own trainer, says she is inspired by the new gym and the redevelopment. >> we like t neighborhoods like ivy city that have a grittiness to them that could be housing new and old. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood, news4. >>> teams of high school student chefs are cooking up a little change. right now, they are here in washington competing in the finals of a healthy cooking competition. they are cooking up healthy dishes at the department of education's cafeteria in southwest. the nine teens who made the finals won competitions in their own hometowns. the teen from d.c. got to the finals with their veggie low main sweet applesauce. >> all of a sudden if is a really big deem and going on interviews and coming here and really crazy to think we start off with paper is coming to life and we are going to serve it to real judges. >> the white house's policy nutrition adviser will help decide the top dish during the awards ceremony tonight. the win letters have their dishes served at their school next year

we are learning that 22-year-old byron diaz from landover swam too close to the dam and was taken under by the strong current. swimming is banned in that area. you're looking at photos from the maryland natural resources police. diaz is the sixth person to die in that spot in the last ten years. his body was recovered yesterday. >>> this morning the man prosecutors killed a mother in front of her child stands trial. she went to bell's home looking for her boyfriend. and that boyfriend was not there, so bell shot wilson several times. >>> your property taxes in prince george's county will not go up as much as first thought. county executive rushern baker vetoed a 1.5% increase for parks and planning. baker says the tax was not necessary. last month the council approved property tax hikes for parks and for education. the 4% tax increase for education was less than what baker proposed. >>> critics of the so-called pop-ups appearing on rowhouses in d.c. are cheering this morning. the d.c. zoning commission has limited the height of vertical extensions to homes in some areas with residential

was both county executive and a congressman from this region. 59-year-old larry hogan grew up in landover, a life-long marylander. today he said in his announcement that he informed his family yesterday on father's day and he said he delivered the news, it was tough news to deliver, but i -- it was also a heartfelt time to be about my family. reminder, he said, of how truly blessed he is and he reminded everybody today is five months that he has been in you was as governor of mary latched he says -- maryland. he says he is comforted by a faith in the lord who continues to bless me. he says he has a great team around him, lieutenant governor boyd rutherford, who served in both federal and state government. he has a great staff and cabinet, he says. he says he will face this challenge with the same energy and determination he has always used to overcome every obstacle in his life. an at one point today, he was light hearted eded and he said, you know, my doctors tell me the odds of beating this cancer are better than the odd these gave me during the election of beating the democratic candid

close to landover road. this is a video. you'll be able to see, that is the car fire right there. luckily, that situation has been cleared up this morning. but that is video from the scene earlier this morning. again, all lanes are open. the situation now cleared. back to the mess right now, i want to show you how things are shaping up on the southbound side of i-270 down to georgetown road. you're looking a the a 25 minute commute. no issues on 66, especially if you're traveling eastbound. expect volume mainly in areas like fairfax and centerville. but from lee highway to l street northwest, you're looking at a 48 minute commute this morning. 95 on the south, looking good on the whole, but from dumfries road, a 17 minute commute for you this morning and we are westbound on 50. no issues there this morning, but some volume, mainly as you get into town. from crane highway to northwest, 24 minute commute. sky 9 is giving us a live look at how things are shaping up in the air right now. looks like we don't have that picture for you. no major issues to report. we'll send it over to yo

in-- traveling on the inner loop of the beltway, a 23-minute commute this morning river road to landoverte commute leesburg pike to 27th street. slowdowns but should ease up toward newington and picks up again as you make your way to springfield to i-395. but gordon boulevard to 395 that is a 14-minute commute. westbound 50 from collington road ue, a 12- minute commute. no major issues to report at this point. for those of you traveling on i- 270 making your way southbound from frederick toward the beltway, no major issues. just volume starting to build up mainly in rockville as you approach the beltway. >>> at 6:18 here's some of what's in the news right now. two terror suspects in boston were allegedly plotting to area out a beheading here in the u.s. the target? a controversial blogger behind a prophet mohamad cartoon contest in texas. >> when the plans changed and the focus turned to law enforcement, that's when federal agents moved in quickly. >> reporter: conservative blogger pamela geller is now at the center of what federal agents are calling a foiled homegrown terror plot that u

maryland route 50 at landover road looking good as well. very light volume for this time of the morning. then approaching the beltway, typical volume for this type time of the morning. centreville, sluggish -- from centreville and looking good into falls church. >>> new this morning, al qaeda confirming today that the number two figure and leader of the powerful yemeni affiliate were killed in a u.s. drone strike. this is the harshest blow to the terrorist network since the killing of osama bin laden. nasir al wuhayshi died on sunday. he was once bin laden's personal secretary. he is linked to a number of foiled or botched attacks on the u.s. >>> today is the wake for an american killed while fighting against isis in syria. 36-year-old keith broomfield died fighting along with kurdish forces. the massachusetts native had no military training. he started fighting with kurdish forces back in february. his heart was in protecting the innocence of children and women. >>> today, the san diego sheriff's deputy had the right to tase a boy. the dep

. >> they become the most volatile product on the board over crude oil landover everything.he traded bonds trade hundreds to make a living. now they trade $4,000. dagen: can't blame the fed but better blame regulators. maria: we will jump to apple. couple announcing the latest update at the world by developers conference yesterday. the major headline the launch of the 24/7 streaming music service that will compete with spotify and pandora. daniel i am for is with us on the phone with latest. nicole petallides also here with us on set. good to see you, thanks for joining us on the phone. what was your reaction to the apple announcement yesterday? >> pretty much as expected in terms of streaming music service. we telegraphed a lot, had some apple watch updates. in terms of streaming music, financially speaking it doesn't move the needle but it is important because our apple's stimulus, next generation in terms of streaming software, putting the fed around the franchise going head head, the tip of the iceberg. streaming music, streaming tv, what apple needs to do kerbing with t