look out at oakland, maryland, and western maryland, only 32 on this sunday morning. a look at this how long it will last in just a few minutes. >>> the winds were no match for this tree. it crashed down on to a truck on yuha trestreet. the windy complains and saturated ground likely the cause. power had been restored by last night. >>> this morning police are investigating a be robbery near the university of maryland in an off campus home on pa totomac avenue. a male student heard a knock and he answered it and three men one armed with a knife came into the home and assaulted the resident. the thieves got away with property from inside. police believe this may have been targeted incident. if you know anything, call police. >>> some d.c. neighbors are demanding change after they say reckless gunfire sent a little boy to the hospital. police tell us the boy is in serios as 16 shots were realizing the child was on the ground. they say the gunfire is unacceptable and so is the fact that neither the mayor nor d.c.'s police chief responded to the scene last night. >> we go

and then south prince will criminal crossing the potomac moving right into southern maryland. so it for the next several hour, we'll have this flow of rain coming right into the metro area. it wouldn't be heavy rain, but light rain moving on through all the way through much of the day ahead. >>> new this morning, wet roads are making for hazardous conditions for driver. take a look at this accident that happened on the inner loop of the beltway there. these photos were given kevin, and you can see the moving truck crashed near georgia avenue and connecticut area. fire and rescue is urging drivers to slow down and avoid distractions and of course windshield wiper and headlights on. >>> and a tree fell on tennessee avenue in alexandria. laegs poli the tree fell on a line and cut power to about a dozen homes. >>> a traffic alert to tell you about. you will want to avoid most of downtown d.c. because of road closures. derrick ward is live in northwest with more on the first ever its kind event happening in the district. >> good morning. we'll take a look, is this bike d.c. or d.c.

law professor turned state se maryland. law professor turned state senator defeated david trone.ch maryland. law professor turned state senator defeated david trone. s maryland. law professor turned state senator defeated david trone. and obviously cakathleen matthe. it looked like the record of raskin was what did it. a lot of money for david trone, but it's name recognition and money are one thing, but a solid record is something else. >> and ground game. >> what do you mean by that in. >> you serve your con statistic uhe ebts. he's done that and they knew him because this a primary. so these are your activists. >> but trone though i think clever and effective ads. he showed the paperwork and showed they took the money. and he also ran apad that i thought was effective and he took the position about felons and voting rights and incarceration. and not many people were talking about that. so i think he could be a player down the road. >> he encountered the charge that he didn't take special perceived as a person who might b

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remember in maryland now, and i voted in maryland in the primary. you did it by paper. and then you sort of stuck it into the machine. >> but that is actual voting. not just registering. >> that's true. it's a totally different thing. and i think what this does again sort of pokes a hole in the confidence people have in the government and when they can do and especially in the district. i remember a couple years ago, they had a voting pamphlet and the emblem was wrong or something upside dow thing, but it's not. if you're the person going in getting ready to vote and you think you've registered, and to joe's point, many would say some voter registration in the dmv is the way to include more folks in to the voting process. and so then if folks feel like they're in the dmv and now they're not in the process, it pokes holes in the whole spent of what this is supposed to do. >> this probably won't happen in the district.spent of what this is supposed to do. >> this probably won't happen in the district. republicans didn't like it because it they say who goes to the auto pla

. >>> the latest now on those deadly shopping center shootings in maryland. we now know why eulalio tordil went on friday's rampage. police say he wanted another car after allegedly killing his estranged wife on thursday. malcolm winffel and paulina molina were killed because of the carjacking. police describing those killed as a ha >> malcolm winffel gave his life for somebody he doesn't know in order to protect her from a predator. >> in all tordil now faces three counts of murder. and two counts of attempted murder. he was a federal protection officer on administrative leave because of several protective orders against him. he was not supposed to have guns, but he got more following the restraining orders. >> and the final victim claudina molina, she was a 65-year-old woman was bolivia. tordil shot and killed her outside the giant on friday morning. a memorial is set up in the very parking lot where she was gunned down. the entire community there still in shock. >> and i'm just sad. it's the evil. people don't value life anymore. from retirement. >> there

about 200 students from d.c., maryland and virginia are participating in this. the summit begins at 8:30 this morning at metro's headquarters on fifth street and northwest. students will also get the chance to meet with local officials and community activist. >>> bringing you up to speed on decision 2016. hillary clinton will be in fort lauderdale, florida, today meeting with trayvon martin's mom and other parents of gun violence victims. you may remember, trayvon's death ignited a heated debate across the nation about race and gun rights and florida's stand your ground law. clinton crushed senator bernie sanders in florida's democratics primary sand is likely in town o key up what could be a significant clash in the general election over gun violence. >>> on the other side of are things, donald trump focusing on his likely general opponent. eight out of ten believe party leadership should get behind trump. the presidential nominee picked up an endorsement in the nra targeting clinton at its annual convention in kentucky. now, trump says she was "heartle "heartl

authorities say the pair took a cab fairfax to ta truck stop in jess up maryland and were last spotted there may 1 2. they will handout flyers at the truck stop. they believe the teens left willie and are together. the family is concerned because she's in need of medication she did not take wither her. >> arlington county police are in need of a man whop raped a woman. she was asleep edgewood street when the attack happened. the victim is 25-year-old woma woman. she says she saw someone parked in a car near her home and believes that same person is her attacker and broke into her home. >> today defense attorneys are scheduled to resume presenting their case in the second freddie gray trial. officer nero is face aggravated assault charges >> he said officer nero helped load gray into the van. >> if you ride metro get ready for a slow commute. >> original m and blue and silver lines are ordered to slow down part of ert to resdaws the arching electrical insulators and smoke incident playing system. each train will travel at maximum speed of 45 miles an hour. metro engineers believe by slo

., maryland and virginia are taking part in this. the summit lasts until about 2:30 this afternoon and held at metro's hezquarters on fifth street in northwest. students will also get a chance to meet with local officials and community activists. >>> the case of a loudon county man accused of killing his ex prosecutors say castillo tried to make the murder look like a suicide. northern virginia bureau chief reports on the witnesses who took the stand this past week. >> reporter: michelle castillo and estranged husband in the midst of a bitter divorce and custody battle when michelle's body was found in the lower level of her ashburn home after her four youngest kids woke up and reported her missing. the prosecutor told jurors castillo killed his wife and staged the death to look like a suicide. the defense countereding, he is no murderer. one of the witnesses, a response, the morning the kids woke up and couldn't find mom, a protective order barred him from the house. a man testified saying he did a sweep around the house. when he we

. >>> a major drug bust went down in maryland on friday. police found a marijuana grow operation in the basement of a city home. the largest one ever discovered in howard county. a shotgun and $75,000 in cash also found inside this house. the two renting the home face charges. the house was recently sold at auction and the new owner called police after noticing a suspicious van in the driveway. investigators say that they could smell that marijuana from the driveway. >>> the trial for the second baltimore officer accused of freddie gray's death will continue on monday morning. edward murrow accused of assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. one of the officers who hedged put gray into the police van. the injuries that ultimately killed gray happened in the van without a seat belt, which is a departmental violation. so far the state presented 11 witnesses. on monday prosecutors could call another officer, garrett miller, to testify against near oh. nehro. >>> the sun is shining right now. and tom is with thunderstorms and mo

now, those are illegal ineg maryland and many places p because of the destructione they can cause. if you recognize the vandaofls a please give police a call.al >> more violence impacting metro. last night a teenager was shotao near the anacostia metrostiaet station in southeast. police say the girl was slotas s in the leg near the station's sn bus area. she is still expected to beto b okay. the shooter is still out there t this morning. mng this incidents remains undernd investigation. >> d.c. police are investigating anstigating officer-involved shooting thatot happened over the weekend ine e northeast d.c.ast d. police say an officer shot an armed shoplifter on sundayhoifte along the h street corridor. cri police say they saw him takingak several items from a business. b when they appa shoplifter you pulled out aer ye gun. that's when the officer firedof his weapon.s wean. the incident is under investigation. >> what would memorial day weekend be without somed baseball and today the natsbe ad are on the road in philly. phill yesterday they were homey thereh against the cards.ds

in maryland, too, i-95 in howard county near 103 an increase on the beltway in montgomery county at 5:00 a.m. sleep experts say the early wake-ups are driving our area's increased risk of drowsy driving. >> people aren't getting enough sleep during their normal workweek. >> reporter: a research scientist at the virginia tech transportation specializes on the impact of sleep. her team studied more than 100 d.c. area drivers over the course of a year and they found about 20% suffered accidents caused at least this part by drowsiness. >> we have lots of examples showing where people are starting to fall asleep and veer off the lane. we found out. >> i'm going to stay up for about five more hours. >> reporter: getting no more than two hours sleep over two days, and absolutely no coffee, we wired up our hotel room with cameras to ensure we followed the rules. >> pretty nice outside. >> reporter: going out for walks, watching late night tv while standing up. before changing clothes and heading across town for a two hour midday drive on the closed test track. >> it's like a rural two lane hi

northern virginia, district, maryland, eastern shore, southern maryland, some scattered showers out in the mountains. maybe a little thunder and lightning out there. but it will all be cool and damp with showers all the way into this evening. by 9:00 this evening, still having that around the metro area. by 11:00, it will be differenting a bit farther south. so for the d.c. bike ride, we'll stay in the 50s throughout the rird wi ride. the ride ends at 1:00, but the after party, it will be in the 50s with a few sprinkles around. so have your rain gear. for the bus top tomorrow morning, chance of drizzle. between 8:00 and 9:00, a lot will be ending. might get sunshine breaking out later in the morning on monday with temperatures in the 50s. and then by mid afternoon, should jump to near 70. mid to late afternoon, might get a shower or thundershower tomorrow. finally here comes wonderful weather as we head toward memorial day weekend. upper 70s and sunshine on tuesday. summerlike on wednesday near 80 xrees. hot and humid each day, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday with highs in the 80

the federal government pressured maryland, virginia, and d.c. to come up with the safety commission. they've come up with outlines of it. it now needs to be approved by the three jurisdictions. this threat of signing a directive and all that does mean very little. >> is it in any way do you think one upsmanship? paul leaderfield cleaned house, he's trying a maintenance effort. they appear to be trying to get it together. >> paul is general manager and the council member chairman of metro are doing what people wanted them to do which is start doing something rather than talking about it and coming up with plans. week. there's a lot going on. this, again, people saying governor mcauliffe, whatever good intensions, it looks more like political posturing to show he's involved. >> one of the things the governor was pointing out, he supports paul weederfeld and the position but calls overnight management disgraceful. >> the commission would have a lot of power, power to shut the system down, even fine metro. >> right. and as the governor pointed out,

storm team 4 radar showing light showers panhandle pennsylvania border and maryland. all tracking south-southeast. they may make they're way closer to the metro area later this morning into early afternoon. sun breaks out mid to late afternoon. most of the region highs, upper 60s. big changes on the way for mother's day and into next week in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> okay. so still speaking about the weather, but in other places. right now our neighbors to the north are praying for rain as this massive wildfire, or wildfires, i should say, in alberta, canada continues to grow. officials saying they could actually double in size this weekend. firefighters and emergency crews are working tirelessly to battle the flames amid some 80,000 people moved to more secure locations. the fire already wiped out neighborhoods. investigators aren't sure what sparked the wildfires. >>> it is a win or go home weekend. it all comes down to tonight back on home ice for the caps as the team is stanky cup dreams alive. penguins made is a tough series. game five not expected to

a few other sprinkles in northern maryland tracking down to us bringing a few more sprinkles shortly. temperatures hovering in the upper 40s to around 50. getting exercise today? upper 50s by 10:00. chance of sprinkles until about 1:00. during the afternoon, finally the sun breaks out. upper 60s. dining out tonight? partly cloudy. temperatures in the low 60s through. evening hours. four-day forecast, by dawn on mother's day, the low 50s and then partly cloudy during the day on sunday. finally it will be pleasant. up near the average high of 74 cloudy for mother's day. then back to work and school on monday. in the low 50s in the morning. afternoon mys upper 60s. a small chance of showers monday afternoon and again tuesday afternoon with a high around 70. storm team 4 seven-day outlook. partly sunny, chance of showers and thunderstorms on friday. highs 70s. enjoy the sunshine breaking out. looks like a great mother's day coming up tomorrow. >> we won't know what to do with ourselves. thank you, tom. >>> they fought far our country and took to the skies in world war ii. a nebattlew >>>

t >> in maryland a 39-year-old a man is dead after he was hitr hh by an amtrak train inra in rockville. police say the victim was hit va near nicholson lane around 4:30 yesterday afternoon butft behind a target store on bow avenue.en his identity has not been released the the train wasrain w heading from d.c. to chicago.ca no one on board was hurt.ur >>> over to the district, the man accused of highjacking a metrobus and callingli pedestrian in northeast isan i being held without bond. bon keith loving made his firstir court appearance yesterday.e y he admitted to being high on k2 and pcp when he took control of the bus plowing it through a gas station parkingsta lot striking and killingling anthony pain. pain. losinloving is charged with sece degree murder. murr. >> sentencing day for a prince i george's county man who killednd his stepfather. he was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter ingh the death of joseph newell. james shot newell more than a dozen times back in 2013 in 20 following an argument overover yard work. w james was acquitted of firstf rs and second degree murder a

for now, northern maryland is dry. southern maryland our high resolution computer model. 7:00, 8:00 x momost of the rain southward, but after lunchtime, daytime heating could blossom up a couple showers, maybe a rumble or two of hunger. so near 70 today with the rain gradually coming to an end. 78 tomorrow with sunshine and 80s begin on wednesday and go all the way if to memorial day weekend with just the usual afternoon shower or thundershower chances. >>> blue line delays still hanging around here morning. so again, we were single tracking on the blue line and now we just have those residual clay delays. eastbound old bridge road at minnieville, still have all the eastbound lanes blocked. if i zoomed in it really far, you would see red on the map. so it is slow through there. westbound moving along just fine. 95 north for sme morning, perhaps the rain adding to that delay there as you're heading northbound through wood bridge.turnpike, right side is blocked. southbound gw parkway at 395, disshled car still blocking t

thick fog now earlier this morning across northern maryland. so be on the lookout for that early on. most of the rain is from the d.c. metro southward into southern maryland and then down along i-95 down through prince william county, stafford, fredericksburg, all getting the heaviest early this morning. temperatures in the mid-50s in most neighborhoods and here's the way the next 24 hours are shaping up. clouds and showers, 55 at 7:00 this morning. off and on rain still likely at 7:00 tonight, in the upper 60s. cloudy and damp in the 50s tomorrow morning, but starting tomorrow afternoon, things start getting a lot better. i'll talk more about that coming up in ten minutes. for now now it is traffic time. >>> brand new problem outer loop before old georgetown road, a car spun out on the left side of the roadway. right now not slowing things. we'll keep an eye on it as that of course could change quickly here as the commute really kicks into gear here. eastbound old bridge at minnieville, that crash still happening around. westbound little river

maryland requires both kids background checks. maryland also allows fbi checks. but in virginia only day camps are required to perform background checks. now, in the district it's a much different story. day camps and recent camps are not required to be licensed. some camps however may need a general business license. and d.c. children's camps to not have to perform criminal background checks on employee. so always remember to ask questions such as what is the camp's director's background, what training to counselors receive, what is the counselor to chasm are ratio. aca standards require an annual criminal background check for seasonal staff based on camp property and criminal background check at least every five years. we have a link to all states and their camp regulations on our nbc washington app, just search "camps." >> breaking news, we have just getting word that debris from flight ms-804 missing in the mediterranean has been found. i'm erika gonzalez. when news 4 today returns, >>> that breaking news this morning, certainly an rescue efforts by egyptian

after spotting their vehicle, police say they killed har g home in hancock, maryland on may 20th. the washington county sheriff's office said stanley is the woman's great niece. the suspects are behind bar this is arizona until they can be extradited to maryland. >>> we're expecting to get new information later today on that incident involving a little boy that slipped through the barrier at the cincinnati zoo. he fell into the gorilla exhibit coming face-to-face with a 400-pound gorilla. erika gonzalez has more. >> mommy is right here. >> reporter: cellphone video captured the frightening scene at the cincinnati zoo when a 3-year-old boy whose mother was tending to other children fell into the gorilla exit and was grabbed by a 400-pound silver back. witnesses were horrified. >> and people were yelling, you know there, a boy in the water, there is a boy in the water. >> reporter: the video shows the 17-year-old harambe appeared to protect the boy at times. the witnesses also saw the animal drag and throw the child. the director of the zoo said the child wasn't under attack, but wa

maryland state government has not had a reboot since the 1970s. robert neil is expected to start july 1. >> amazing, his information rig, matt scherzer struck out 20 batters in last night's game.to scherzer struck out 20 batters in last night's game. drop the glove, walk off the field. >> what else can he do? >> is this onl league history. the last guy did it in 2001. he and the nats have the day off today. they will be back at nats park tomorrow fight. in wh in. >> what a feat. >> that was good, but i still have to keep working. he says this is not the end. >>> there is a good chance you didn't get a whole lot of sleep last night. story of my life. how closing your eyes just for a few minutes at the office could help make up for the shortfall. >>> and a soggy and foggy start to your thursday as you look live into the district of columbia this morning. what you can expect on your way to work with your commuter forecast. >>> plus making the grade. the changes being put in place at one local school district that could improve your child's report car

. >>> he died a hero in the maryland shopping center shootings. today the family of hal cmalco n winffel will be laid to rest. he leaves behind a whif children. >>> made hlaysian government sa debris belongs to flight 370 and that will bring the number of pieces found to about five. all of which found in various spots around indian ocean. the aircraft as you remember mysteriously disappeared more than two years ago with 239 people on board and these pieces are the only signs of it thus far. eun. >>> your time is 5:03. and right now these young teens could be in maryland after they went missing from fairfax county county. take a look. fazefte lema and rudy torzano were last seen tuesday night. detectives say the teens may have taken a cab from the fair fairfax county area to jessup. they say lema is in need of medication. if you have seen them, call fairfax county police. >>> in d.c., police want your help to find this man. police put out a silver alert he's 86 and last seen at the y in mca in the u street neighborhood on tuesday. he's considered c

there is some ground fog in southern maryland, too. and by 9:00, we'll be in the mid-70s. most of the fog will be gone and we'll have sunshine breaking out. a look at our storm chances over the next acceseven days is comip around 6:51. now jack taylor, how is traffic? >>> we had some activity on old smoke town road and minnieville road. police direction around the crash that was at oak ridge drive. prince george's county along 450, reported crash near glendale boulevard. also on the rails blue and yellow lines, we had train malfunction out of king street. blue line residual delays to largo, yellow to mt. vernon square because of this issue. back into you. >>> a critical report coming in a matter of hours to determine what went wrong and how to prevent child sex abuse in the schoolhouse. that story coming up. >> reporter: and i'm kristin wright. parking hemeter rates are going ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. >>>

in virginia and maryland. the crooks not only steal your car, they give it a new vin number, new tags to create a new identity, allowing them to resell it. there are huge profits for the crooks. and huge problems for the victims. >>> everybody we're dealing with in the vin cloning operations are for-profit thieves. they're not just stealing a car to get from one place to another. >> reporter: what kind of vehicles are car cloners targeting and how are they stealing them? all part of our news 4 iteam investigation tonight at >>> too much ice, t is complaint filed the class action law sought because of the amount of ice she says starbucks uses in their ice bevera beverages. the suit alleges that starbucks is purposely tricking customer there is to paying for more product than what they're getting. starbucks did that immediately respond to requests for comments made by nbc news on sunday. i ordered ice drinks at starbucks before and you can ask to have comply. p. >> yeah, like at mcdonalds, no ice, please. >> no

should be dry in the metro area and southern maryland and points down toward the bay. rain and thundershower chance it is for both today and tomorrow. generally 30% or less across most of the metro area. but a little better chance out across the higher terrain. so just keep in mind and sometimes these showers bull up out here over the shenandoah and then trip into the metro. so not a totally dry forecast, but mostly dry. so rain chances today, best chance in the shenandoah valley for the isolated showers. and for tomorrow, just a little better chance. up to about 40 administers. still no washout in sight. "7-day forecast" is a toasty warm one. 89 today and tomorrow. 87 should be completely dry on saturday. sunday also a little chance for a shower coming in, but today, tomorrow and sunday, noes are not washout level raindrops. monday and tuesday, a little better chance for showers thenen. >>> brand new numbers you'll want to hear if you're sending your children off to college. the substance abuse and mental health services administration says every day more than a milli

also a problem 95 in maryland. details on both coming up. >>> 15 before the hour. and passenger organizational changes could be coming to metro. today all of metro's managers are being brought together to focus on safety. molette green is getting reaction from riders at the new carrollton metro son morning. >> reporter: gcwe're at one of e busiest times in the morning rush. whatever it takes to stop the fire and smoke incidents, that is what some of the frustrated metro be metro passengers just told me. riders here at new carrollton welcome today's unprecedented meeting of metro managers. 650 of them this one setting to get a drill down on safety. all of this in preparation for massive maintenance and track work in some of the most critical areas of the system. passengers say the system has to get better or else. do you plan to avoid metro in the future if this doesn't get better. >> >> probably. probably look at taking a commuter bus or car pooling or something. >> reporter: now, that meeting of metro managers in the hours ahead, coming in the hours ahead, we'll k

at national harbor if maryland. if you're wondering, it means glowing or glittering. >> i would have just moved along. way over my head. >> big brains on those kids. >> cute kids with big brains. the best combination because you don't expect a kid who is 7 or 8 to spell some 17et they're impressive. >> outside today, it will be ho h-o-t. and sizzli-i-z-z-l-i-n-gs-i-z-z. well, we'll say scissors liizzle 100 degree days. last year we had 52 days 90 degrees or hire. today may be the first time we get to 90. last time we were at 90 or better was september 9 of last year. so it has been a while in the waiting. outside for today, our first potential run at 90. hit and miss chances for rain today and tomorrow. might be more of a hit tomorrow. here is the reason why. showers ploss onlying across parts of central and southern west virginia will try to make their way up the shenandoah valley during the course of the day. here is our updated high resolution computer model. keeps the metro area dry but during the afternoon toda

maryland requires both to conduct criminal background checks. maryland also allows fbi checks. but in virginia, only day camps background checks. now, in the district it's afternoon different story. day camps and resident camps are not required to be licensed. some camps however may need a general business license. and d.c.'s children camps do not have to perform criminal background checks on employees. so always remember to ask questions such as what is the camp's correct tore's background, what training do counselors receive. what is the counselor to camper ratio. aca standards require an annual criminal back ground check for seasonal staff based on camp property and criminal background check at least every five years. now, we have a link to all states and their camp regulations, it's right now on our nbc washington app. just search "camps." i'm susan hogan, news #. >>> it will likely be another rainy year for the preakness stakes tomorrow at. ly company in bhalt more. rain or shine though, all eyes will be on the nyquist has the odds in his favor. sports analysts say the und

notice the rain in southern maryland and back near la ray. more parts near virginia and west virginia. it mainly moves in during the mid morning hours. if you are leaving for work, you're looking at a dry commute. but later showers are possible with a temp of 54. coming home, a shower is still possible. otherwise we are still dealing with the overcast sky and a temperature of 68. we have been talking about rain for 15 straight days out here this morning. but they are cutting the grass at nbc4 from all the rain we have had. >> i hear that in the background. congratulations to amelia and matt draper. so happy for you guys. beautiful picture. green line delays just popped up. these delays to the greenbelt because of a malfunction. that happened inbound memorial bridge ramp to ohio drive. we hope to get that out of the way soon before things pick up. westbound at burntwoods drive, all lanes are b and quantico to the beltway will take you 18 minutes. nice and clear, no problems northbound. no problems southbound. we'll go slow northbound through w

maryland 50 west inside the beltway, starting to stack up once you move into cheverly. metrorail orange line, delays at new carrollton from an earlier train malfunction in vienna. >>> it is 5:53. virginia officials may be making a strong play to attract the fbi to the state. the "washington post" reports that they surrounded some of the costly obstacles -- or surmou surmounted rather costly obstacles to develop a springfield site. virginia is vying with two sites in maryland for the cproject. >>> imagine your flight being delayed three separate times. that is what happened on monday for passengers on board a leenlg yabt airlines flight. a passenger had a medical issue and then electrical problems forceded it to turn away once it was in the air. later boards was stopped when a piece of emergency equipment had to be infected. everybody on board was eventually able to get t destination. >>> to most everyone, airport travel was better than anticipated this holiday weekend. airports say they worked hard to keep security lines short yesterday. it is a trend they want to conti

no rain in the city, but there are a few showers across southernmost maryland. and also up here west of hagerstown moving into winchester. so grab your umbrellas on the way out the door. the next 24 hours look this way. the passing showers are around for this morning into the afternoon. by 7:00 tonight, still mostly cloudy but generally rain-free with temperatures in the upper 50s. then for tomorrow, a cool and dry start. temperatures near 50 first thing on your thursday morning. not much of a rain threat coming our way for tomorrow or friday. but that saturday system could pack a punch. if you have something to do for saturday, look for something else. >> good to know. >>> orange, silver blue lines, we have speed restrictions here outside of mcpherson square. we just got information about the manassas line at broad run vre. there's some kind of tractor-trailer incident blocking that entrance. you cannot get in that way. i wanted to give you that heads-up. 395 north after duke street, the right lane is blocked until 11:00 a.m. guys? >>> thank you, melissa. we ha

maryland transit administration is set to begin construction this year. >>> turning to decision 2016, the democratic candidates for president will be out in full force this memorial day. hillary clinton will march with her husband in their hometown parade and bernie sanders will hold rallies in now, donald trump does not have any public events scheduled for today. >>> presumptive nominee donald trump addressed the rolling thunder rally here yesterday. he spoke about a number of issues he regularly brings up on the campaign trail, including illegal immigration and defeating isis, but he also praised veterans and criticized secretary mcdonald. >> our veterans have been treated so badly in this country. you have a secretary that last week said the wait time doesn't matter, forget about wait times. >> trump also ramped up his attacks against hillary clinton heed of next week's california primary. >>> breaking news in the startling kidnapping of a famous soccer player. what we're learning about his capture. >>> and your memorial day cookout may be a washout, maybe not? take a look. the rai

mary's and southern maryland, as well. school day forecast, temperatures in the 50s with the rain moving in now. and in the 60s with off and on showers coming our way later on this afternoon. >>> taking a look northbound 95, ramp to the inner loop, report of debris in the roadway. a little slow5 through woodbridge. everything looking good on the beltway. travel times, 270 south hur on time. top of the beltway, still fine. 66 inbound and 95 northbound also rolling along just fine. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >> the controversy over north carolina's so-called bathroom bill continues. why the state is suing the feds and why the feds head back with their own lawsuit. >>> and it's supposed to help young minority boys in the district. there one problem. why some people say it is actually hurting othereople. p bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon a