Were also monitoring a bombshell announcement as a result. Good morning, everybody. Im aaron gilchrist. And im eun yang. More on that in a first, but first we want to check your forecast. Chuck bell with more on what we can expect. So far so good. We have a mostly cloudy sky in place over washington. There is that little fog bank happ hanging right over the potomac. There are raindrops from hagerstown south and west of frederick. Most are on the north side of the potomac for now, but they may drift into Loudoun County and eventually down toward the great falls area. Temperatures not too bad. Were in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees right now. Next 4 hours look kind of on the cloudy side. No washout, though. A few showers around this morning and there may be a rumble or two of thunder between 2 00 and 5 00. And then drying out as whether he had into your friday evening. Saturday will start out a little foggy, but on the dry side. More about the weekend coming up. Lets go over to jack
Around the world. Nightly news begins right now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening. A crushing disappointment today for the Obama White House and the president s go at it alone immigration strategy. His executive action, his controversial action to keep some 4 million undocumented immigrants from being deported first ran aground in an Appeals Court and we learn today thats where it comes to rest after a deadlocked u. S. Supreme court ruled it was unable to rule raising questions about the limits of president ial authority and leaving millions of immigrant families with questionable futures. Justice correspondent Pete Williams has details. Reporter the ruling is a huge blow to the Martinez Family and 4 million more adults like them that came here illegally but whose children were born here and plan to stay. They will have opportunity to be whatever they want to do in the life. Reporter president [000 01 58;00]
At 5 30. So one more morning rush hour moving toward independence avenue. Back into you. Its 5 01. Today is the first morning commute under the Safetrack Program as jack said. We have you covered from the rails to the roads. The storm team 4 x 4 out monitoring the traffic impact and how that could affect your drive it work. We begin our Team Coverage with molette green at the Ballston Metro station where trains will be single tracking. Reporter good morning. Yeah, i just spoke with one of the passengers who uses this this station every day. He said he didnt change his plan this morning, but expects his ride home will be a little bit tricky as things start to really move along in the day. I want to just show you Something Interesting over here of course, we have the shuttle bus sign here, Metro Safetrack shuttle plan in place. Youve got the metro workers doing a lot of this work to make the rails and the system better. All eyes of course on what will happen between East Falls Church and
When the markets open tomorrow. A teenager threatens a mass shooting at a local high school. He couldnt carry it out. Wait until you hear the fire power police found in his house. Another trial ends with no conviction in the death of freddie gray in baltimore. Tonight legal experts weigh in. What does it mean for the next four trials and baltimores top prosecutor . News 4 at 11 00 begins with breaking news. Good evening. First to that breaking news tonight in West Virginia. A state of emergency now in effect for most of that state after constant and devastating rain. The flooding has swept away two children. Lets go to Chris Lawrence at our live desk. Hes got the latest on the situation on the ground there. Reporter these pictures are scary as they are stunning. We are seeing massive flooding. 40 miles over the border from virginia. Two people have been killed in the floods, including an 8yearold boy and elderly man. This is a small town ofo three thousand people and that is a house or
Apartments. One of them the home of a redskins marching band leader. Tonight, the outpouring of support for this men of the burgundy and gold. The next phase of track work on metro starts tomorrow. Where youll notice extra traffic on monday. Good evening. He was attacked at random, hit over the head with a rock. Doctors told him he wouldnt live 72 hours. That was two years ago. Tonight, he is walking, talking and working on a Second College degree while his attacker faces dg i ds behind e only on news 4. 7w just 23 alverezb at the time of the attack. Walking outside of the side doors of his work when he was brutally attacked in the parking lot behind us. His ever since. She calls his survival a miracle. They are High School Sweet a to do, later on. Reporter alverez wants to to be a computer engineer and two years ago today thompson found her passion to be a nurse. I started to write down everything happening to him throughout certain weeks. The week of the 17th when it happened. Report