Deadly shooting at the navy yard. The building reopened earlier this year under a new name, the humphrey building. The retrial of a former principles gorges County High School teacher accused of sexually abusing a student starts today. Andre browns last trial ended with a hung jury back in march. Brown worked as a special Education Teacher and coach. Principles gorges county police say he sexually abused a 17yearold girl on school grounds. Every moment every day. Vdot says hopefully not after this afternoon. It says a series of traffic upgrades will help ease traffic on 66. You may notice new signs. X means dont go, dont drive in that lane. If you see green arrows the lane is open. Yellow means it is time merge. Vdot says the new technology will help drivers get faster and farther back on the road. Lets go back to chuck bell and get up to speed on the forecast. Thanks, aaron and ahn. A quiet start to the day. Skies have been almost completely cloud free for days. Weather impact on wedn
Theyve got the gusher stopped. It could, indeed, be an eight inch water main thats broken. If you travel on the d 6 or m 4 metro line, thats been disrupted. Folks may experience low water pressure issues. That might have been the case for a period at Sibley Memorial Hospital. Were trying to reach out to the Public Information folks to confirm that and see what way operations have been affected. Well bring that to you as soon as it becomes available. Live in northwest. Melissa, back to you. Derrick, thank you. We do have this closure right in front of sibley hospital. If you need to access the hospital today, you can still access the hospital off of deal krls c dalecarl yeah boulevard. Im aaron gill crest. We want to get a look at the forecast. Check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. September has been an unusually dry and sunny month. Heres the live picture of the Woodrow Wilson bridge. Connecting d. C. And arlington to beautiful principles gorges county. 63 at national ai
Developing a familys weeks long search could be over. Right now waiting to get confirmation after police found a body in a Prince Georges County park. Maryland National Capital park police say the body found in a soybean field at watkins Regional Park fits the description of 80yearold luben fipps. Crews found the body about 80 yards away from where a search has been conducted. The fipps family canceled todays search pending todays confirmation. He went missing september 15th during a picnic there with the assisted Living Center where he stayed. His daughter told new 4s Darcy Spencer that fipps suffers from dementia and she was concerned her father had not been properly supervised. Thats the latest. We are working to find out how long irans government will sentence Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian to jail. Iran accuses him of collecting confidential information and handing it over to hostile governments. The court says he can appeal the conviction within 20 days. Im Megan Fitzgera
Surfaces are very warm, so were only expecting maybe a coating of sleet on the grass at most in that advisory area. So, what to expect here in that advisory zone between 7 00 p. M. And 4 a. M. . Some light sleet. Same time for the rest of us its just light rain. Between 4 a. M. And 7 00 a. M. , sleet changing to rain in the Lehigh Valley. A steady rain here and between 7 oclock and 10 oclock no matter where you are it is a soaking heavy rain. Well let you know how much to expect and when it pushes out brian coming up in that full accuweather forecast. All right adam thank you. Team coverage continues with action News Reporter chad pradelli live in South Whitehall where the penndot trucks are getting ready for any Winter Weather to come our way. They had to knock the rust off first i imagine, chad. Reporter yeah, you bet, brian. Here in the last 10 minutes weve seen some of the penndot trucks loading up with salt. Theyll be on the roadways tonight getting ready in case any of that sleet
Spread here. News 4 midday starts right now. Im derrick ward in northwest, the rising of the sun has found dc water crews busy at work repairing a water main that broke just before dawn. It is a rude and dry wakening for folks here, but not the hospital across the way. The rupture was loud enough to shake some residents. I think it was a whoosh. It buckled the road and sent a wave of mud downhill to macarthur boulevard. It also made for some maneuver big motorists who used the parkway. What it didnt do was disrupt operations at the hospital. When we built and designed this hospital, we did so with a redundant water supply. Reporter while the eightinch main may have busted, its not the only way the hospital gets its water supply. They have a bigger line coming in from another direction. They were responsive in shutting off the eightinch water pipe, so our 12inch main feeder was not affected. And the emergency facility feeds off macarthur boulevard. The bottom line is that patients and s