a bad crash developing in wheaton. three calls involved in the center of the sc this is randolph road. an area you want to avoid. you can see it is backing up traffic in one direction. they have only one lane squeezing through there. and if you are in aspen hill now and you are wondering what is going on at the giant store, a person accidently drove their car into the grocery store. a few people were treated for minor cuts and breezes. everyone we are told is okay. have not figured out why the person thought the grocery store was a drive through. today a helping hand to make life better for kids in the battle for their lives. michelle: diane cho was there when volunteers helped build play set for children fighting cancer. diane: today, four kids in the national capital reason fighting cancer got v.i.p. treatment with a chance to forget about the diseases for arrest while. volunteers with the rock solid foundation partnered with keller williams and capital properties at 4-year-old olivia's home in centreville to help bu

police say he shot at someone but did not hit the person in wheaton last week. shooting started an argument off georgia avenue. >>> happening today, the obama administration there announce new overtime rules that it hopes will help american workers. the administration says these are rules to make 4 million americans eligible for overtime pay. under the policy businesses won't be allowed to ny than 47,000 a year. that's nearly double d. the change could force some small companies to convert salary workers to overtime workers. >>> and as summer approaches, lawmakers on capitol hill are working to protect your family from the zika virus. today the house will debate a multimillion bill that will provide funding to prevent the virus from spreading here in the u.s. yesterday the senate passed a $1.1 billion bill to combat zika. experts expect zika to spread more widely during the summer mosquito season. the virus can cause severe birth defects. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. what should you be expecting throughout the rest of the day? what

we are live in wheaton, kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. a record number of drivers are expected to hit the road this weekend. meanwhile, the t.s.a. will be tested by 2.5 million travelers who are flying to a memorial day destination. earlier at reagan national, security lines were moving along nicely. in chicago and charlotte, thousands of passengers there had to miss their flights and forced to sleep at the airport. t.s.a. is working on a solution. >> we are authorized to pay overtime to the officers. so again, we have more officers out there. again, it's a holiday weekend. a lot of people are traveling by air, by car. so you have to treat it like a holiday weekend. you need to get to the airport two hours before your flight. michelle: here is something you can do. it's handy. if you are flying this where you can see how long the wait currently is at your airport. time for a check of the traffic situation. a lot of drivers on the roads this afternoon. trenise bishop in the traffic center. how is it looking? >> folks are moving slowly in s

it is the mall, nothing bad -- near the wheaton mall, nothing bad.ummy: to the race for the white house, it will not be easy for the front runners, hillary clinton was met by protesters at a rally in los angeles and donald trump not getting the backing from one of the gop top leader. paul donald trump now. that led donald trump to call the chairman of the republican party this morning and find out why. furious, just what do i need to do. they are comfortable sitting down with donald trump and it may be at my office or somewhere else. we will have that meeting, start the process of unifying. morning, donald trump tweeted, paul ryan said i inherited something very special , the republican party, wrong, i did not inherit it, i want it with millions of voters. investigation into a deadly fire in new york, the problem that delayed firefighters on the scene. a massive wildfire still burning in alberta, canada, people already evacuated have to move again, how authorities are getting them out and how big the fire is now. plus your mother's day forecast, will

county police are asking for your help to identify this man who shot at someone but didn't hit them in wheaton last week. you can see the man holding a silver handgun in his left hand here. the shooting started with an argument on layhill road just off georgia avenue. the $10,000 reward is in this case. >>> two special police officers at a d.c. hospital are facing involuntary manslaughter charges. clinton montgomery and charles brown tried to stop 74-year-old james mcbride from leaving the hospital. he died later from blunt force injuries to his neck. >>> it's a scam that people worse feared and is happening in the washington area at an alarming rate. it is called virtual kidnappings. no one is in any real physical danger, but the crooks call to make them think a ransom is all that will keep their loved ones from harm. this is on the prince william county facebook page and two scams targeted people at george mason university and a third at an unidentified catholic school. the news4 i-team has more on what to do if this happens to you. you can find the tips in our washington app by searching vi

no problems kensington on wheaton glen mont i'll let you know if crashes pop up around the dmv we're alexandria which is great news because 395 starts to get congestion. you're clear between duke and seminary road. but just norm of that point there's a stall blocking shoulder. just a little caution past that area. little river turnpike is okay quiet in and out and secondarys in old town. staying in virginia 95 north stafford cruising along to green zone and north dale city to e 56, inbound to 248 and and 95 southbound icc to beltway great looking commute. same story 270, 121 to spurs well knowledge of that by the truck scales and no usual cop justed area picking up yet and coming in from annapolis or buoy 50 westbound 301 to beltway look going and new york avenue as well as secondarys downtown by the capital look going and we'll let you know if the changes met wrote picking up for service in the next ten minute and they're on time this morning. any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. maureen, wisdom. >> more fallout for t sa travelers across the country are fed up. >> they're tired of s

and if you are going up 97 or connecticut avenue, past wheaton you have heavy rain and hail and 650, new hampshire avenue you will have slow going as well. these storms just popped up in the last couple of hours. the storms to the south here popped up in 25 minutes and this thing is just not going away. we widen it up. let for a second. we will loop this and look at how it stays together from manassas across 95 and across 1 and now to the northwest of waldorf. that's pretty impressive. part of the reason, well, it got warm today. so temperatures are you know up now to 80 degrees. right now 74 downtown in dc and we were as much as 80 to the northwest and the atmosphere disstabilized. we had a very stable atmosphere and a miserable weekend and the easterly flow and we got a southerly flow and that got us going with the front pushing through with the cold wedge. you can have that in the spring and that's what we got. mouth vernon and back here, heavy rain and possibly flash flooding and please be advised by car or by foot because this storm in addition to the hail has rainfall rates, th

attorney frank wheaton represents half-brother alfred f ckson. >> all of the attorneys met with a judge in his private chambers to discuss the lay of the land, and we're all quite pleased. >> reporter: prince died of unknown causes at his paisley park compound april 21st. as assets, including his music catalog, are said to be worth more than half a billion dollars. if no will is found, minnesota law will govern how it should be divided, says cbs legal analyst rikki klieman, and that would be expensive. >> minnesota has a 16% tax rate on estates. the federal government is approximately 40%. so you're dealing with the heirs getting less than 50%. al reporter: under minnesota law, half siblings and full siblings are treated the same, l all six would divide the potential multimillion dollar pot, unless rumors of prince trssibly having a child turn out to be true. >> the whole idea that there may be a child out there could turn a very dignified court proceeding into a circus. >> reporter: and there's the question of what is in prince's vault, purported to hold a valuable collection of unrele

douglas chase was 19 when he shot the another man inside the wheaton metro station garage last july. officers say the victim argued with chase and another man moments before the shooting. >>> to prince george's county now where police are asking for the community's help to solve a homicide. officers say someone shot a man to death yesterday afternoon. chopper 4 flew over the scene on eral la fayette boulevard in brandywine. police did not have any information on a suspect or motive. >>> surveillance video captures a brazen robbery, three men jump through the drive-thru window at ha mcdonald's, ordered the employee at gunpoint. this is from the mcdonald's on i street in southeast. officers want to hear from you if you recognize any of the men or that white suv. >>> 4:33 now. today the montgomery county council is set to vote on a controversial development planned in bethesda. resident d residential and retail space. one of the developers insists it has worked with neighbors to make sure the plan fits. the vote is set for 1:30 this afternoon in rockville. >>> today a new battle in the

attorney frank wheaton represents half brother alfred jackson. >> all attorneys met with the judge inhis private chambers to discuss the lay of the land. and we were all quite pleased. ♪ she's got the long >> reporter: prince died of unknown causes at his paisley park compound april 21. his assets including music catalog are said to be worth more than $500 million. if no will is found, minnesota law would govern how it should be divided. says cbs legal analyst rikki klieman. that would be expensive. >> minnesota has a 16% tax rate on estates. the federal government is approximately 40%. so, you are dealing with the heirs getting less than 50%. >> reporter: under minnesota law, half siblings and full siblings are treated the same. all six would divide the potential multimillion dollar pot. unless rumors of prince possibly having a child turn out to be true. >> reporter: the whole idea that there may bea child out there could turn a very dignified court proceeding into a circus. and there is the question of what is in prince's vault. reported to hold a valuable collection of unreleased

this one in wheaton. live pictures now from news chopper 7 flying over the scene on the 11,000 block of georgia avenue. we have few details coming in here at the moment. we are sorting through all of that right now. we will bring you new information as soon as we have got it together. now you can track crime when it happens in your neighborhood. using our spot crime maps. that is available for you at wjla.com. alison: imagine waking up in the middle of the night to find someone you don't know touching you in your bed. tonight the search is on for a man who did that to a woman. i was on north edgewood street. that is just off of busy washington boulevard. kevin lewis is there live with the details on this story. kevin: we have been on the treat fo fewer than ten cars passed the news truck. you can hear the birds chirping. this is a quiet and a safe neighborhood. residents are stunned about the weekend's sexual assault. fingerprint powder remains on the front door of a home in the upscale arlington neighbor

very heavy rain around the wilson hills area, around whe wheaton, and rockville. this is going to continue. it is all thanks to that area of low pressure, the same one that gave us the days of rain, saturday, sunday, and today. that's why we've got these storms moving on in. if you're around frederick or leesburg, you haven't seen the rain just yet. you will over the next couple of hours. around 7:00, notice more showers and more thunderstorms moving in. around 9:00. this could effect the nationals game tonight as we take on the mets at home. i expect to see a delay. they may get the game in, but i expect to see at least a delay in here. by tomorrow morning, this system is out of here and we see a over the next couple of days. you've been asking for it. here it comes. high around 80 with sunshine. 83 on wednesday. upper 80s and close to 90 for some with a chance of an afternoon storm on thursday or friday. going from cool march weather to july weather in the next couple of days. >> thanks, doug. >>> they track your steps, your exercise, even how much you sleep. th

looking for sort of the best way to describe what i think is going on and michael, a strategist at wheatonn email note that pretty much ums it up perfectly. there is a tug of war going on. on one side, you have the weaker dollar, you have oil stabilizing in the 40's at least for now. you have improving conditions in markets. on the other side of the tug of war, you have obviously this lousy earnings situation looking at the estimates now for a drop in second-quarter profits and the estimates for the rest of the year, still sort of high, but coming down. you also have economic data that's not stellar and concern there that that's weakening. the thing about tug of war, you wonder who is going to jerk the other side in one another and who knows. vonnie: i was talking about this, corporate earnings continue to, the bottom line that they're fine and should be pretty happy with management and so forth. if there continues to be dismal underperformance on the top line, will there be investments and productivity? michael: earnings resections are corollary with actual economic recessions. it would b

man will spend the next two decades in prison for a murder inside the wheaton metro parking garage. a judge sentenced douglas chase for the shooting death of erik melker. it happened last july after melker had some kind of confrontation with chase and another man. chase pleaded guilty to second-degree murder earlier this year. >> police have identified a man shot and killed in prince george's county. whoever pulled the trigger is not known at this point. we brought it to you yesterday as breaking knew when someone shot rasheed hargrove multiple times along general lafayette boulevard in brandywine. investigators do not believe this is random. >>> a remembrance of officers killed in the line of duty takes on special meaning in our area. there were 123 officer fatalities nationwide in 2015. officers in our region following the deaths of police officer jaka coleson and ashley windone and firefighter john olmsneider. today, the procession was held to honor those that gave their lives. >>> the risks that american forces are facing. isis fighters killed a navy seal in iraq. the victim was

montgomery county police say douglas chase was 19 when he shot another man inside the wheaton metro station garage. officers say the victim fought with chase and another man before take shooting. and take a look at this, d.c. police looking for three men who jumped through a drive through window, this is the mcdonald's on i street. the men forced an employee to unlock the cash registers and safe at gun point saturday morning. >>> police want you to keep an eye out for a suspicious map n o approached a 9-year-old girl outside of her apartment on main street. the man in his 20s spoke to the girl for a bit and then left in a van. the 9-year-old was not hurt. police say it is not cr the man's intentions were, but they do want to speak with him. >>> it will be another rough morning for marc commuters this in and out of district. the brunswick line running limited service after the train derailment in northeast. all marc trains will stop at silver spring and passengers will have to transfer to metro. some of the mangled railcars are still on the tracks this morning and crews hope to clear them to

car and prosecutors say hicks raped the woman as the train moved through the fourth glen and the wheaton. when the train reached glen mont, hicks fled but useed the smart card at the fare gate. they were able to identify him. >> a crime like this at knife point, while they run at 10:00 in the morning is a threat to the public good. >> he has a lengthy criminal record, including three previous sexual assault convictions. two against children. >> this victim is innocent victim. she is just riding the train after long hard shift at work. unfortunate occurrence that mr. hicks preyed upon her. that is why we believe he is a danger to the public and should be held on

car and prosecutors say hicks raped the woman as the train moved through the fourth glen and the wheaton station. when the train reached glen mont, hicks fled but useed the smart card at the fare gate. they were able to identify him. >> a crime like this at knife point, while they run at 10:00 in the morning is a threat to the public good. >> he has a lengthy criminal record, including three previous sexual assault convictions. two against children. >> this victim is innocent victim. she is just riding the train after long hard shift at work. unfortunate occurrence that mr. hicks preyed upon her. that is why we believe he is a danger to the public and should be held on kevin: this case has a lot of people asking a lot of questions. one being why didn't anyone try to help the woman? the fact is prosecutors say hicks and the alleged victim were alone on the train allowing the sexual assault to continue for multiple train stops. just horrible. live in silver spring, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. leon: thank you. covering metro now. word that speed restrictions are still in effect on the blue,

let's zoom inthi right around portions of the wheaton area and rockville pike, you can see where the storms are. this one has not seen much in the way of hail, but we could see some hail out of that too. winds potentially 50 to 60 miles per hour with those. the severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 10:00. we're going to go a lot longer than that. look at all the storms down to the south. the severe threat may come down a bit, but this is what we can expect until 10:00. high winds and the potential for some very large hail. we'll continue to watch this too. it's going to go right on through early tomorrow morning. take the umbrella to work with you. the impact for tomorrow will be on the low side. tonight on the very high side with these storms. next couple of days, 65 on your tuesday, 67 on your these will be showers for the most part. we're not expecting much in the way of storms. e best day on the seven-day forecast looks to be saturday. it just happens to be the weekend day, but another chance of showers or storms coming up on sunday as we get back into the 70s. a very busy

georgia avenue at wayne avenue quiet silver spring commute now same store didn'ts in wheaton and glen mont and bethesda good tom side of beltway and no problems there either from the outer loop starting 95 through new hampshire and cruise ago long. list take a look back at maps. you see the wide on commute. right now 95 between 630 and 610 starting to see volume increase and then again through dale city north of that point closer to the bottom of the beltway. i'll keep you updated and hea heading into the district virginia we'll let you know when the normal congestion pop pops. that's a look at traffic. back to you. . >> happy this afternoon. blue angels will soar to the capital of maryland again today the u.s. navy will also fly there d.c. over the weekend the famous flight team will perform 68 times this year and more than 30 different locations. >> can did you see game four nba western conference finals oklahoma could not be stopped. they went on to win it 118 to 94 to take a 3-1 commanding lead over the warriors in the series and that means they're just one win away from the final

the earlier malfunction at wheaton. expect delays in both direction. heads up if you are traveling near georgia avenue, the traffic looks good both directions here. continuing closer to 95 in maryland. a clear shot headed north. no crashes to report. nothing major. minor injuries and everything is a minor fender bender we will say. that is a look at traffic. back to you. >> wow! look at that! >> just look at your screen for a second. can you imagine being out on the road and seeing that in the distance? especially in front of you. you don't want to see it behind you. this was going on in colorado. massive funnel clouds dropping down. and consuming everything in its path. seven tornadoes touched down this weekend. we have no deaths reported. but a few people were hurt. i think it goes back to the saying that the technology and the weather folks now a great job. they save lives and they tell people this is what is coming. michelle: i am looking at this thinking this is a storm chaser, professional but that is scary. doug: classic super cell thunderstorm.

they say he shot at someone in wheaton last week. it started with an argument off georgia avenue. you can see the man holding a silver handgun in his left hand here. he was also wearing a tank top that said ocean city on it. >>> two special police officers who tried to stop a man from leaving the d.c. hospital before being discharged are facing involuntary manslaughter. clifton montgomery brown pulled james mcbride to the ground and he died from blunt force injuries to his neck. >>> it's worse than what people feared and it's happening in washington at an alarming rate. it's called virtual kidnapping. no one is in any real physical danger but the crooks call to make you think a ransom is all that can keep your loved one from harm. just yesterday three scams reported in our area. two targeted people at george mason university and a third at an unidentified catholic school. the news4 i-team has more on what to do if this happens to you. just search virtual kidnapping. >>> it was one of the worst accidents to happen in prince george's county. a fatal, fiery crash involving a pickup t

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they say he shot at someone during an argument in wheaton, it happened just off georgia avenue last week these photos you can see the man was holding a silver handgun, even though he shot at the other person, he did not hit that person. >>> the first responders who helped save lives at this fiery crash in hyattsville last november are being honored this maryland's statewide ems system is presenting the awards in annapolis. four people died including the driver who plowed his truck into a van, a church van. more than a dozen others were injured. >>> other local first responders are also being recognized for their heroism on the job. the men and women ot d.c. fire department were honored last night. one couple had the chance to thank the firefighters who saved them. >> i was told that i expired upstairs trying to get out the window. >> once they pulled him out, they found me on the floor. and they pulled me out and wheeled me down the stairs and brought me down. >> mayor bowser also awarded lieutenant kevin mccray's family, he died battling a fire in an apartment building in shaw. >>> pres

there was a witness at the mall there, jose gomez, who is a 54-year-old guy from wheaton. the mall in his pickup, eating lunch, when he heard what sounded like gunshots. this is from the "washington post." six to eight guns "the post" writes at first they sounded a long was away but then he realized hit was closer than the thought, and then he saw a woman lying on the ground through his side view mirror. gomez said he, a police officer, and another man ran over to this woman who had been shot in the left shoulder. he asked her how she was feeling and if she go get up. she was conscious and breathing. now quote, that's when blood shot out of the hole in her shoulder and he sat her bang down, gomez said. the police officer handed go mist his jacket and gomez used it to put pressure on the wound. quoting again, lived the war in elf salvador, he said, i've witnessed gun battles before. more from the "washington post." sofia nguyen was there, an employee at the day spa, said she had not seen police presence but told everybody to stay in the store. lea gabrielle has more on how

. >> i'm linda, then educational historian at wheaton college just up the road. my very first job out of college was with the national park service. i was an editor for the national register of historic places. i'm very aware of what you are saying. not everything in the parks service is yosemite. or grand teton. why think about your question about how to bring younger people into the parks, i do think schools have a big role to play. i always lived in cities and i know those at rangers and the brownshirts. my question is from a practitioner point of view and also from the scholars is about financing. over time you have bee incredibly passionate about some of the ways in which we open the parks. but over time what has been successful with congress -- what arguments have worked? when did we say let's expand the parks servicing give the more my? it's either over time or over the type of parts we are trying to open a create. from your own experience or for bill and gary, what have we found it has been successful at opening of congressional appropriations? mr. stanto

. >> i'm linda izerman, an educational historian at wheaton college just up the road here. my very first job out of college was with the national park service. i was an editor for the national register of historic places. >> excellent. >> so i'm very aware of what you're saying, that not everything in the park service is yosemite. >> that's right. >> or grand teton. and when i think about your question about how to bring younger people into the parks i do think the schools have a big role to play. i've always lived in cities, and i know those rangers in the brown shirts. my question for you, though, from a practitioner point of view, director stanton, but also from scholars is about financing. over time you've just been incredibly passionate about some of the ways in which we opened the parks and not. but over time what has been successful with congress, what arguments have worked, when have we said let's expand the park service, let's give more money, so it's either over time or it might be over the type of parks we're trying to open and create. so from your own experience

. >> i'm linda izerman, an educational historian at wheaton college just up the road here. my very first job out of college was with the national park service. i was an editor for the national register of historic places. >> excellent. >> so i'm very aware of what you're saying, that not everything in the park service is yosemite. >> that's right. >> or grand teton. and when i think about your question about how to bring younger people into the parks i do think the schools have a big role to play. i've always lived in cities, and i know those rangers in the brown shirts. my question for you, though, from a practitioner point of view, director stanton, but also from scholars is about financing. over time you've just been incredibly passionate about some of the ways in which we opened the parks and not. but over time what has been successful with congress, what arguments have worked, when have we said let's expand the park service, let's give more money, so it's either over time or it might be over the type of parks we're trying to open and create. so from your own experience

friday, when paul we didn't -- wheaton terminated 20 managers, seven of whom were considered senior,e hoped this would be the beginning of a new era of cooperation. we need to find it new ways to run this rail. board members should be more focused on finding experienced board managers. according to data, metro rail 120%-100 50% higher they and comparable systems. mr. is why i appreciate help inields recent addressing these issues. and how we could restructure metro and address some of the issues coming out and how we can find ways to do better. i am concerned there is a clause that states the authority should not contract out or subcontract normally performed by employees which would result in a layoff, transfer, or demotion. does this prevent metro from having the flexibility to contract work out to have the best people at the best price do this work. businesseso met with who have done business. they also want to see how we are using new technology. technologies that can save money and increase transparency. i hope we can explore that. since imf chairman on the subcommittee, we're g

and so we like silver wheaton. very low cost producer. they're diversified in terms of locations. newmont mining, they cut cost business a lot recently reduced debt as well. we think that situation sits pretty well. and we think the oil that we've been talking about, the rebound o nil, some of the service folks like mcdermott, very small company, very low share price, but they're very well diversified. they do the marine type of development. they have a, good good background in that area. and they're prepared to go for the long haul and they're not as impacted by short term moves. >> jason, you like health care, technology, and energy. you say that it's -- you can't really succeed by just throwing money at the sector broadly. you have to be security specific here. in energy, what does that mean? what kind of companies i do want to look at? >> i think that is interesting. one thing that has been a hallmark of our approach to this environment are the late stage of economics is taking advantage of the markets mispricing of the better compani

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so many reports of hail from across the area wheaton. rockville, number of places in prince william county covering deck and causing damage and hail stones larger than squatters for sure and size of golf balls there and high we winds knocking down trees. and montgomery county had a number of water rescues last night and you can see now back live impact of traffic people hot steve and allison i have to tell you certainly have not remembered when what we tell them back patience. some maybe need to go home and start the day over. i'm not surement back to you. >> a lot of people would like to. >> happening today national transportation safety board set to geoff a report on la front nraz a. >> and back in 2015 one woman died in the incident and dozens treated for smoke inhalation. bob barnard is live with the details. it feels like yesterday that terrible thing happened on the rails, bob. if does and that cause according to ntsb is the final report to be issued 9:30 this morning. not far from where carol glover died on the train leaving la fr

again he's accused of of attac attacking a woman this happened on the red linwoe train at the wheatonomery area last month. the victim told police a mane a pulled a knife on her orderederr her to the back of the car andar raped her.ra then forced her to perform a sex act after that.hat. after he got off the train the t victim reportedly attack toack t metro worker.. police track him using surveillance video and information from his smart tript card when that happened lastd ls night. >>> new information about the crash of egypt air flight 804 aa egyptian forensic officials jusj announced after examining human remains retrieved from the crasd site the indication of an of a explosion on board the aircraft. meanwhile egyptian officials ara discounting earlier reports that the plane swerved and made a me deep decent. flight 804 went down late last l week with 66 passengers on boa board. >>> president barack obama continuing his trip to vietnam today. earlier this morning, theng president delivered a speech toe the vietnamese people andeoe pressed vietnam to freedoms for its citizens citen

red lion heads up shady grove bound red line off loading atoaa wheaton because of brakef problem.elayslaye continue because of speedause oe rtr square to new car toll on on the orange line and largo town largt center on the blue and silveruel line. ne. live look outside inner looperoo slow through annandale byy braddock. some heavy traffic behind me yo can see a lot of brake lights. just steady flow as you cross cs the wilson bridge towards sevenn things slow around americanme legion bridge on the inner loopo but then inside the beltway clara barton cabin john typical slow-moving traffic in glenning company.company. george washington parkway southbound very slow 123 to the key bridge. wer we're seeing a lot off slow-proving down to 11 mileso per hour. key bridge jams into georgetownt keep in mind in the district typical congestion in northwestt on wisconsin through friendshipi heights in tenley town and in in georgetown on m street andee a wisconsin as well. wl. crash activity that we're tracking norbeck road east justj before avery road. roa that could slow you down inyou i montg

you can see, we're pretty jammed heading out of wheaton, georg avenue.a little bit to the south outer loop at 4 left lane blocked. >>> thank you, melsa. is >>> good morning, most of the rain has pulled out of the metro area for now. moving across south aern maryland and pulling away. upper 50s and low 60s, so mild enough morning out there. here is the planner for the day. rain south of the city now. couldn't rule out a few more showers at noontime, but by 3, 4, 5:00 this afternoon, grab your umbrella for a lay day shower chance. tomorrow, turning warmer, 78. >>> can't >>> this morning on "today's take," madonna's tribute to prince with a surprise guest that has everyone buzzing today. >>> one of the biggest movies of the weekend, "neighbors 2," and we have one of the stars. >>> tips for staying safe on memorial day. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today". it's monday, may 23rd, 2016.

montgomery county police say douglas chase was 19 when he shot another man inside the wheaton metro stationaying they see the sun out there, chuck. >> just a peek of sunshine, not a whole lot you. may get a sliver or two. that will be about it. still steady or light rain across southern maryland. current temperatures in the mid-60s. the skies have lightened and brightened a bit but not enough sun to cast a shadow out there yet. every little sliver of sun is a bonus. rain becomes more likely again after 3 or 4:00. keep the umbrella even if you see a peek of sunshine. sunshine for >> announcer: now, welcome to "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hello, everybody, it's one of my favorite days. that's "feeling it" by scotty mccreery with us today. >> look how cute you are. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> is your voice starting to change? >> just a little bit.