for us, thank you. several vigils are happening today to support the city of orlando. in d.c. there's a vigil and fund-raiser on the north side of the white house starting at noon. at 6:00 p.m. an interfaith service will be held in reston at 6:00 p.m. meanwhile, the george washington memorial parkway is reopened after investigators wrapped up their investigation in a deadly bus crash in fort hunt. one person was killed and more than a dozen were hurt. the crash was head-on causing the bus to tip on its slide and slide off the road. a dozen pa help those injured. the bus was carrying foreign visitors from china. along with the person killed in the accident, 13 were taken to the hospital. the driver and passenger of the car were also rushed to the hospital. we are told that three people are in critical condition. several hospitals are caring for the injured. turning our attention to the forecast, i'm afraid to ask what it is going to be like because we have had picture-perfect spectacular days. when it is this good it won't last. but we're hoping, tom, you'll say, oh, it will last. we're going to wake up from our dream and get back to more humid weather. yes, it is returning later today. right now still fairly pleasant. there's a live view overlooking washington. there's the washington monument. our tower camera zoomed in to downtown. got a lot of cloudiness around sprinkles here on the storm team 4 radar coming into maryland and west virginia, the central shenandoah valley and along 66 from haymarket to front royal. just a few scattered sprinkles that may move into the metro area over the next hour or two. have the umbrella handy. then by 10:00 the sun breaks out in the low 70s. and you'll notice the humidity increasing throughout the afternoon. all cloudy by 7:00 p.m., the upper 70s, a chance of a shower or storm overnight tonight. the bus stop forecast is coming up in ten minutes. let's check the morning commute, jack taylor, how are we doing? so far so good at this point in time. you should find a little bit of a delay on the baltimore bw parkway near 198. northbound is a long-term paving project. the northbound lines of the bw parkway are closed with only the left lane getting by. the ramp to eastbound 8 open at this stage. again, southbound is completely unaffected. don't forget the work zone in the rock creek parkway near the kennedy center overhang with traffic getting by one direction at a time. you will alternate lanes with a flagging operation this morning. hopefully things will be wrapped up before the morning rush time. back to you. now to decision 2016, hillary clinton has won the final democratic contest, the d.c. primary. clinton defeated bernie sanders by more than 50 points. >> out of her win comes a week after she won enough delegates to become the presumptive democratic nominee. the big question now, what does this mean for bernie sanders and is he preparing to get out of the race? sanders met with hillary clinton face-to-face in d.c. last night. aides said they had a positive discussion on how to bring more people into the political process and the issues tha w national convention. sanders is expected to talk more about his future when he addresses supporters in a video message tomorrow night. and while there are some questions that still remain in the democratic primary for president, things are more concrete for local races in d.c. it was a bad night for incumbents. >> vincent gray's political comeback is on. he's the nominee for the former council seat in ward 7. [ applause ] gray entered his campaign party with major cheers from supporters as he defeated nine-year incumbent e yvette alexander. the allegations of scandal never proven against him. >> i feel absolutely wonderful and so excited that the people in ward 7 have given me the opportunity to represent them. obviously, i didn't like what happened to me ei put that into the history books and move forward with my life and the life of public service i love so much in the city. >> and it was a bad night for the mayor. she lost three reliable votes on the council. >> the only contested incumbent to win was brandon todd out of ward 4 beating leon andrews. >> and laruby may was beaten by trayon white to replace marion barry. >> and robert white beat vincent orange in a tight race working as the director of community outreach. >> and in northern virginia, libby garvey won for the arlington county board. you can find all the results from the primaries on the nbc washington app. a federal court w line today. friends are pushing to protect two species of protect ed pods that live along the route. the lawsuit was filed in 2013 and calls for an alternative route between silver spring and bethesda. that 13-mile rail line is set to begin construction later this year to connect prince george's and montgomery counties. larry hogan is making a visit to prince george's county today to take a tour of local businesses and projects including the mgm national harbor casino under construction. governor hogan is also expected to make a transportation announcement this afternoon. and it is 4:37 and the faa will try to convince lawmakers more air traffic controllers are needed for monitoring the nation's runways. the house transportation committee will hold a hearing at 10:00 this morning. the verecent report are too few qualified air traffic controllers at a dozen air traffic facilities. and now to the fight against the zika virus. there's going to be a meeting tonight in alexandria as they let you know how to keep mosquitoes away. this begins at 6:30 on jefferson street at the lee center. you may notice the humidity starting to creep back up today, but that's not all. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is looking at when the rain returns and how to dress the kids at the bus stop. and the trial continues for the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in the death of freddie gray. what is expected to happen when officer goodson heads back to court? and we are following another mass shooting, this time in california. the latest when we head ckba i'm molette green at the live desk. a shooting in downtown oakland that left a teenager girl dead and several wounded. right now three others shot are in stable condition after police initially gave up conflicting accounts of the number of injured. all the injured are in their mid-teens to early 20s. this happened in broad daylight during a vigil for a drowning victim. and reports say people were running every which way when gunshots rang out. it's unclear if the shooting is c back to you. >> molette greene at the live desk, thank you. 4:41 and tom said humidity is creeping back up. >> ladies, get ready for more hairspray. with that note, tom kierein is standing by. in fact, we have a few showers to our west here on storm team 4 radar. from front royal along 66 all the way to haymarket, just a few sprinkles there that may come into the metro area in a couple areas. have the umbrella handy. go sleeveless today, wear the shorts and have the sunglasses today with the sun breaking out. have the umbrella waiting at the bus stop with a chance of a shower between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. most of our chances are to the north with temperatures near 70. a look at the father's day weekend is coming up in a few minutes. how is the traffic, jack? we have a trouble spot in virginia on 66 westbound. unfortunately, it's out in linden with a tractor-trailer fire. and we'll have all lanes blocked on quickly hit the exit. if you go beyond the exit, unfortunately you're stuck. northbound baltimore-washington parkway near 198 still has the right lane blocked off. they will probably hang there until 6:00. the rock creek parkway at the kennedy center overhang, that work is still in place for another 15 minutes with traffic alternating southbound. erika and eun, back to you. the deadly attack in orlando reexposed old and deepening fault lines in washington. and it's already having an impact on decision 2016. who the tragedy is now pitting against each other? and the shooting is also sparking another conversation. gun control. but will congress get anything done? it is increasingly clear that the killer took in extremist information and propaganda over the internet. he appears to have been an angry, unstable young man who became radicalized. >> president obama on monday speaking about what intelligence officials know about the gunman in the orlando attack. the president also gave and update on the fight against isis saying the u.s. coalition has now taken out more than 120 top isis leaders and commanders. the president also had some strong words for donald trump, without naming him, criticizing his plan to ban muslims from entering the country. he also delivered a harsh critique of trump's response to the orlando attack. tracie potts is following thi tracey, good morning. >> reporter: hi, eun. from donald trump, the latest on this is that president obama was angrier at him than he was at the shooter. that was trump's response. to what was a very harsh criticism from president obama. and they went back and forth as they have in the past on this term, "radical islam." the president won't say it and therefore hasn't been tough on islamic terror. on the other hand, both president obama and hillary clinton seem to be in lock-step saying that the term itself is not what is ending terrorists, it's what you do about it. here on capitol hill lawmakers are again looking at a weapons ban for people on the no-fly list so they can't buy weapons. the fact that you can't get on a plane with a full bottle shampoo, hillary clinton said, but even though they can purchase a gun on the no-fly list is absurd. all this is spilling into politics here. >> tracie potts on capitol hill for us, thank you. the attack in orlando is stirring over gun control and enflaming passions on both side. we talked to virginia senator tim kaine who hopes this urges congress to finally take measures while supporters insist the popular ar-15 is used for sport. >> it is a sport. and i think that's what we lose site of, it is a sport, an olympic sport as a matter of fact. >> we do have a federal list of prohibited categories of people who are barred by law from having weapons. i support a proposal to add to that list folks who are on the terrorist watch list. >> so far gun legislation has gone nowhere in congress. nine people killed in their church one year ago this week, the city of charleston is holding mule the people who died during bible study. they are also preparing plenty of security measures to go along with it. >> obviously, this is the result of what occurred in orlando, it allows us and inquires us to recognize that what we are doing is absolutely necessary. >> the suspect in the shooting, dylann roof is accused of several murder charges with his trial set for november. 4:49 and now to the officer on trial in the death of freddie gray in court. prosecutors are recreating the route steven goodson drove the day he transported gray. two blood analysts confirmed the blood stains found inside the van belonged to gray. but in a win for the defense, a police detective testified he never saw the transport van make a sudden stop. this says a, quote, rough ride. goodson is charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter. and sentencing is set to begin tomorrow for a former military lawyer convicted of nearly killing a mcclain couple. andrew schmuhl was found guilty of seven charges. the attack was revenge against leah fisher who had fired his wife felicia. the lawyer tried to argue that andrew schmuhl was so heavily medicated he didn't know what he was doing. his wife will be on trial this fall. and a man tried to grab a woman while he was walking with her son in stonewall park. police say the man fled into a wooded area after she yelled at him. formally, nobody was hurt. but if you notice anything suspicious or anybody suspicious around noon contact police. metro's safetrack plan is about to move into the second phase of work. today an update will be made on how this will impact the region. metro will brief the national regional impact safety board this afternoon as they talk about extra bus service and carpool options. and congratulations for the soon-to-be mom as a little orangutan is expected. latang and her mate kyle are pregnant. check out the latest ultrasound. she's expected to give birth sometime this september. this will be the first baby orangutan to live at the zoo in 25 years. >> they are so cute, orangutans, they have the whole set up over the zoo sidewalk. >> she's going off on this. >> they are adorable. the zoo is such a spectacular place. tom is talking weather and it may be a good day for the zoo. >> it will be a day, great day later in the morning. my favorite app is nbc washington because you can check the latest weather. this is what you'll see when you look at the radar. and then when you turn on the tv you can listen to us talk about it. there it is showing up now, light showers in the panhandle of west virginia. they are just now moving into the shenandoah valley. a few of the sprinkles right along 66 to haymarket. but they are tending to dry out tracking off to the east. have the umbrella handy for a couple hours as we get a couple showers moving through. cool morning, low 60s in the shenandoah valley. near 60 in the here's the day planner, 8:00, still the possibility of a shower, we'll stay dry. then the sun breaks out, partly sunny into the afternoon. by noon, upper 70s. 4:00 p.m., low 80s. the mid-70s with a chance of a thundershower, small chance, by 8:00 this evening. then overnight tonight and tomorrow morning we may get a passing shower. then a little sun breaks out midday thursday, afternoon highs near 80 degrees. but then some showers and thunderstorms are looking more likely. that's going to be thursday night and into friday midday. some of those showers coming through, maybe brief heavy downpours late thursday night into early friday morning. then the sun is back on friday afternoon with highs in the mid-70s. getting into the weekend, beautiful day on saturday. sunshine with afternoon highs near 80 for father's day on sunday into the mid-80s. a little more humid but overall a great day for the activities going on, d.c. jazz fest is going on. then on monday, sunshine up near 90. that's the first time we'll be over the next seven days with storms around on tuesday. jack taylor, good morning, how is the commute so far? well, it wasn't great if you're headed to lynn doinden westbound on 66 at virginia 79. 66 west closed. exit at linden, go past the exit and virginia state authorities should be rerouting traffic. eastbound lanes are open. 66 west in linden is closed. the work zone is the long-term paving project on the bw parkway. the right lane is blocked and the left lane is getting by. southbound is up affected. this is a paving project northbound bw parkway blocking the right lane. back to you. changes could be on the way when it comes to cu vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me right now 59:00, a desperate search for a toddler who was dragged off by an alligator in florida. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. >> and i'm erika we want to start with breaking news with molette green. stay with us for that. we want to start out with a warning from this next video that can be a little upsetting. it is too graphic that we can't show you all the video, but the man behind this attack is going to prison for 15 years. kalen miller punched, kicked and hit ron carolton. yesterday we heard from the victim and his wife. >> whatever he say, i don't know if he really felt something or he was -- if he was really sorry. >> he never showed that he cared. he never looked at us. he tried to ignore us. >> velasquez underwent reconstructive surgery on his skull and now h his eye sockets and a metal plate holding his head together. fairfax public county schools are changing the way they teach sex-ed and they are asking for your input. one of the biggest additions is the topic of sexual assault and consent for tenth graders. tonight's meeting on the curriculum is at the administration center in falls church. you can weigh in on that at 6:00 tonight. anybody with kids will want to hear this. brand new technology could help end the awful stories of children dieing in hot cars. general motors says cars will monitor the rear door to sense if somebody is sitting in the backseat. if the back doors are opened and closed, the driver will be reminded to check the rear seat when the car is turned off. gmc says the 2017 acadia will be the first to use this technolo reserve is expected to make a decision that could impact your family budget. earlier in the year many investors said the fed would start raising interest rates. however, slow job growth in may made those predictions up likely. the reserve raised rates for the first time in a decade back in december and we'll find out whether the hype will happen when janet yellen speaks this afternoon. and martha stewart has started a new business called martha & marley spoon. it is just like blue apron and other companies. you still have to chop the vegetables, apparently. it is measured out but there's still work to do. >> with her name on it, i'm sure it is going to be quite the success story. >> let us know if you try it. stay with us, news4 continues at