it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagetage.leading the way. >> now to a story first reported here on "fox5". the school year is now over in prince george county and we have just learned 84 8 staff were placed on leave for alleged misconduct as a result prince george county schools is making changes for next year. "fox5" lindsey watts has more on what's next. >> reporter: at this board retreat today we have gotten details on sfav members on leave. first the latest numbers for you 848 school staff members accused of abuse or misconduct and put on leave this school year. half are teachers. 233 employees remain on leave right now as we go into the summer months. and also learned that 67 employees under investigation have either been fired, resigned or retivrmentd well take you inside the priest now. ceeo of schools kevin maxwell and members of staff and school board members. as reporting new policies were put in place one year ago to address cases of child abuse by school staff and policies meant to better protect kid. some sc

it's already here, with the 18 million of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. >>> now on "news4 today," i a teenager vanished, murdered after prayer service. the crime that has a local muslim community on edge. >>> road to recovery. the attack at a congressional baseball practice. a new sign that things could be improving. >>> a weather alert day. it may not look like it now, but there is a line of severe storms marching our way. >>> that heavy rain is still a few hours away. it's going to have a major impact on your day. >> boy, already, a hot and steamy morning. also breezy. the heavy rain right in the middle of the afternoon rush hour. that's when we can expect t take a look at the radar as chuck joins us with another look at the threat and timing of it all. hey, chuck. >> the wind is howling out here this morning. southwest winds 10 to 30 miles per hour. now that's all that's bringing the humid and the unstable air in and that's the air mass that's going to lead us to a severe weather chance today that is a pretty looking

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagemedicare advantage.leading the way. >>> tonight, airport attack. an officer stabbed inside the terminal. now the fbi's investigating it as a terrorist incident on american soil. we have late details. >>> states of emergency. a tropical storm turns deadly as up to a foot of rain overwhelms the gulf coast. a powerful system steaming toward landfall. >>> what's in the bill? high drama and healthcare for millions hanging in the balance. we could be just hours away from finding out what senate republicans have planned to replace obamacare. >>> the textalyzer. as distracted driving crashes soar, a controversial new way police could start analyzing your phone after an accident. is it an invasion of privacy? >>> and a billion dollar deal. a surprise announcement tonight from george clooney.

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it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagedicare advantage.leading the way. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> god punishes them in this life and the life after. >> strong words from the father of one of the montgomery county teens killed before graduation. we have details. >> kids among the victims in this awful two-car collision and what we're learning about the head-on crash and the condition of the victims. >> mistrial. >>> good morning to all of you out there on this father's day, this sunday. 77 degrees. we're off to a flying start here. hope you're having a good i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. a lot of news to get to. first, we'll start off with your weather to see how dad's day is starting off. let's bring in tom kierein. >> thanks, angie. >> this father's day there's going to be a great excuse to relax, chillax. stay in the ac. it will be a hot afternoon. mild and muggy. there's the cloud cover hovering over capitol hill. the gray waters of the potomac showing the gray sky. heat index 100 to 105. the feels like temp

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it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagemedicare advantage.leading the way. >>> and the 1-0. loses the bat and salils it int the seats. >> woops. tim tebow, swing and the miss. the bat went flying, too, right into the stands there. this is at the columbia fireflies game last night. he is the left fielder for that team. he lost his grip and the game in charleston, south carolina, last night. someone in the stands didn't get hurt but got a nice souvenere there. they got the lumber. tebow's team lost to the charleston river dogs 3-0. wow. >>> well, this father's day might be turning out to be extra special for rpe according to e news jay z and beyonce have welcomed their twins. >> what? >> the power couple announced the pregnancy back in february when this picture went viral. the addition of the twins makes them now a family of five. the babies have a big sister, 5-year-old blue ivy. as of right now no word on what the names are. we're all wondering about that. >> i'm not sure about that announcement picture with the veil. >> i

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americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. care advantage.leading the way. >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> breaking news right now. a train -- a chain reaction crash. cars going up in flames. a deadly accident on one of our busiest routes into d.c. >> as the rain picks up this morning in our area, we're already seeing the backups stretch well into maryland. a mess of a morning commute. >> we have live team coverage from the scene. the impact on traffic that continues to worsen by the hour. we want to get up to the minute details on the deadly crash. >> happened this morning on the anacostia bridge on new york avenue. justin finch is live with more on what en >> reporter: hey there, adam. good morning. we're watching traffic slowly move along inbound route 50 into the d.c. area. as you get closer to the anacostia river bridge, you will see that traffic choke off and it will be diverted around that accident scene. this all happened, as you mentioned, overnight in the area of the anacostia river bridge. a four-car

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americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. dicare advantage.leading the way. >>> about 200 people have no place to call home after a massive fire tore through their street off georgia avenue in northwest d.c. five people taken to the hospital including four firefighters. news 4's derrick ward will have an update on how it's coming along. >>> answers from police. charles allen upset over these photos that show teenagers in handcuffs after being detained for selling bottled water without a permit on the wall. police say they were handcuffed to protect officers and their own safety and then released. many say the move went too far. >>> today former d.c. councilmember jim graham will be laid to rest. he served d.c. 16 years and is well-known for his activism in the gay community. he was 71-year-old. >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >>> a busy saturday morning here in the nation's capital but thank you so much for joining us and starting your day with us. i'm adam tuss for david. >> i'm angie looks like whatever was brought

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagere advantage.leading the way. an attack on muslims outside of a described as a terror attack and a hate crime. dar withins on born was driving the car that plowed into pedestrians at a mosque leaving a community center. it left one person dead and injuring at least ten others . british police are now in full force urging people there to remain calm. now to paris where a potential terror attack was stopped today. a driver ran his vehicle into a con invoice. the car was packed with explosives set off by the crash. authorities tried to rescue the driver, but he died at the scene. the attacker was known to police for his extremist views. youtube is trying to help in the fight against terrorism by making extremist content harder to find . fox business networks hillary juan has the story. youtube is not only ramping up efforts to combat terrorists that violates their standards by identifying violent videos more quickly and taking them down, but they also were taking a tougher aren't in direc

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it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantageng the way. breaking news now at 5:45. a crash shutting down a major road into d.c. as you head out the door. chopper 4 over the backup. inbound 50 at 295. we'll take a look at this and where you're being diverted. some work around as well coming up. >>> walking out the door, dealing with rain in spots. by 8:00 a.m., we look to dry out by 9:00 a.m. 82 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and muggy and breezy. >>> prince george's county native markelle fultz, he's the nba's number one draft pick. i'll have reaction from his alma mater >>> back to that breaking news right now that melissa mentioned. take a live look in the area where police say four cars were involved in a horrible crash. all of the backups. the crash happened on new york avenue northeast on the anacostia bridge just over the maryland state line. >> certainly backing up here. police say one person is dead, two others hurt. there was also one person trapped in a car. if this is part of your morning commute, melissa will have alternate r

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage.leading the way. >>> tonight, critical condition, a third surgery for a badly wounded congressman as the fbi hunts for new clues and the game goes on under heavy security. >>> under criminal investigation, an intelligence source tells nbc news the special prosecutor is examining whether president trump attempted to obstruct justice in the russia probe. >>> what happened to him? the father of the american student freed from north korea speaks out as we hear from his doctors baffled by what caused his injuries. >>> deadlocked, the cosby jury tells the judge they can't agree on a verdict. >>> fire in the sky, a blimp bursts into flames and crashes at the u.s. open. >>> and ringless robo calls, how more companies are getting around the do not call list and a new push to make it stop. "n

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagemedicare advantage.leading the way. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> 5:30 right now. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. we want to start off with what everyone is talking about. >> that's right. the weather and traffic. melissa will have a look at your monday morning traffic. chuck bell with us on the weather alert day. are you sweating, chuck? >> the reason i am not sweating, because i have a little fan. it's a little moist and slightly cool out here early this morning. man, is it humid out here. record highs likely today. that's one of the four things you need to know. today's record is 95 and i think that is in grave danger of being tied or very poor air quality as well. haven't had a change of air mass in a couple of days. each day the pollution stacks up a little bit more. that's not good. people with respiratory issues need to take it easy outside today. so we're in the 60s and 70s as you start out your monday morning. high t

americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. antage.leading the way. >>> there is a new public safety training academy so police don't need just power anymore. you've probably seen it if you've driven on the highway in montgomery county. county police demolished that tower yesterday. a lot of recruits ran up and down it. more than 100 people have shared the video online. the new public training academy is on snaufr school road. >>> improvements coming to the park. >> building a clubhouse, indoor batting tunnels and a covered outdoor batting cage at tucker field. the george washington university baseball team uses that field. the university is going to pay for the improvements. the board extended its partnership with the university for another ten years. >>> and it's going to get a little warm today. yesterday we made it to around 90 degrees. lowmi you're going to feel it. humidity with us much of the day. rain much of the day tomorrow. we'll be talking about the timing on that in a few minutes. >>> plus, we'll look at your travel

americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. dicare advantage.leading the way. >>> breaking news this morning in first 4 traffic in northeast washington. if you take benning road into town or out of town, we are shut down this morning between oklahoma avenue and 295. pennsylvania avenue is a good option if you're wanting to avoid this. again, all the purple here on my map showing when things are shut down, not slow. totally closed. hi, lauren. >> hello, melissa. yeah, we have a few showers out there right now mainly just to the north and east of the district. we are seeing them -- there we go. yeah. we're seeing a few showers out there right now as i said. they're moving up to the north and east coming through fairfax. just some lig have some more thunderstorms on the way. not only for this afternoon but for the weekend. we are heating things up not only with the heat but also the humidity is ramping up as well. we'll be talking about rain chances over the weekend coming up with chuck's ten-day forek t forecast. >> reporter: i'm

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantageantage.leading the way. >> chris: a look outside the beltway at aaron hills in wisconsin for the world's top golfers are competing in today's final round of the u.s. open. the investigation into possible links between russia associates and whether the president has tried to shut down and probe took some dramatic new turns this week. joining me now is jay secular, a member of the president's legal team. i want to start with the president's tweet friday which i discussed with democratic senator amy klobuchar, here it is again, i'm being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director, witch hunts. has the special counsel, robert mueller formally notify the president that he is under investigation? >> mr. sekulow: the president has not been notified by anyone that he is under investigation. that tweet was in response to "the washington post" story that five unnamed sources, anonymous sources leaked to "the washington post" that the president wasn't

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantagedicare advantage.leading the way. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >>> now at 6:30, it's been one week since two teenagers were gunned down just hours before their high school graduation. the families of the young victims, searching for answers and trying to make sense of an unthinkable situation. >> we're learning to cope, we're learning to walk, to breathe again. >> my love died the day my son died. i have no more love left in my heart. >> reporter: police are working round the clock to piece together a timeline as they try to figure out w

the medicare advantage where we outsourced to private insurance companies to manage medicare and managed medicaid. so if the government is going to be involved, those are more elegant solutions that respect the private marketplace, keep competition and hopefully put the patient at the center. but when we do that, we have got to keep our sticky fingers as bureaucrats off it because we want to hyper regulate it instead of passing it over in a coucher-type thing. that's where it gets dangerous. charles: it seems unthinkable the go won' -- the gop won't coe with a bill. there are at least 9 people that are a no or pushing back on this. >> there will be a lengthy period of negotiations. i would be surprised if there is a vote next week. i think we'll see a lengthy period of time, maybe some changes made to the bill. senators johnson and paul and lee have made and good case for changes that need to be made. you just have to roll back more of the regulations from obamacare that this bill maintains, and you have to look at the medicaid expansion portion which is something this legislation wouldn

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it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantageews morning. [gunfire] >> ambush on the baseball field. some of washington's most powerful people running for cover. nearly 24 hours now since shots rang out in alexandria, we're learning new details about the gunman and new questions this morning about the tone of political discourse in our country. also, an update on the victims of this horrific attack. >> you know what, we're not going to let this affect us. we're going still play that game tomorrow. we're going to get democrats and republicans together on the same field. >> and the game goes on. the d.c. region rallying around the spirit of helping others instead of fighting over partisan politics. we're at nats park where tonight's congressional baseball game will be played

it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage> welcome back. back now with what's trending on the web on this friday morning. first up bill cosby announcing he will hold a series of town halls to educate young people about sexual assault. his publicist say cosby wants to get back to work and the town halls could start as early as next month. the announcement comes less than a week after cosby's sexual assault trial that ended in a mistrial. >>> act johnny depp catching heat for comments he made about president trump. he asked the crowd when was the last time an actor assassinated a president. that's a quote. he then said he wanted to clarify saying his comments were misunderstood. the secret service say they are aware of depp's comments. >>> a cyclist in mexico city risked his life to save a run away dog chasing the little pooch along busy streets weaving in and out of traffic and it's not even his dog. the whole thing was captured on his helmet camera. the dog wall caught by a construction worker but wisdom bless his heart for t

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gu >> it sounds like she is that a medicare advantage plan. the somewhat untouched with what's going on in the hill.commun she is also raising questions about the future of programs in her community that to rely to some extent of federal money some of which is affected by the legislation that legislation iss debating right now.eek the big question that will remain regardless of what happens next week are beyond which is there are around 25 million people in the united states right now without healthlt insurance who rely community funds and charity programs and if the republican bill passes will certainly raise the number of insured. democrats would argue they're headed in the right direction although it was not clear under the affordable care act that it would go down much more. you have a problem now and you might have a bigger issue a few years from now. con >> doesn't even matter anymore as far as the score is concernedit anyone on the republican side to they considered anymore? >> it will be very interesting to see that the cbo scores expe

there are incredibly divisive issues inside the republican party, whether it's the medicare advantageure of the tax credit, the reason they're doing this behind closed doors, shield their member, allow them to get things out on the table and allow them to fight it out behind the scenes. i have heart from several senators, several top senate aides saying we don't want to repeat what we saw in the house, a very long and difficult process. that's why it's behind closed doors. it's subject to a lot of criticism. but when you talk to senate leadership, that this is the only way to move this bill forward. >> it might be the only way to pass the bill. what are you learning tonight phil about opposition? >> reporter: ramping up, we learned today there's a seven figure ad buy targeting crucial senators, the types of senators who are sitting on the fence, could go one way or the other. democrats really trying to mupu forward on this, and the republicans acknowledge, because this was done behind closed doors, they haven't had specific provisions to target. so they know the clock is ticking on wh

of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. plans right now. it is going to be a great day at the pool. not as hot and humid, but nice temperatures. low 80s today with a mix of sun and clouds. we will have the humidity coming back in in the 10-day forecast. >>> don't be alarmed if you don't see water in the pool at the world war ii memorial. the national park service is draining the rainbow pool so they can replace the lighting. the pool will be refilled and working again by friday. >>> we l of games at nats's park. >> goodwin beyond second base. he will score after turner. >> that was just the first inning. the young guys were great. turner, 5 for 5, on base six times. and michael taylor, 4 for 5, two homers and a double. and the nats beat the reds 18-3. >> oh, my gosh. >> a butt-kicking for sure. check this out in boston, things getting heated and not talking about the weather. look how upset farrell got, and he let the umpire know about it, and the call allowed the angels to score their fifth win of the night, and the and they are asking eac