the chicken that i was eating under my desk. this has just cleared out of the way. the water main repairs have racked up. 270 from 70 down to the spur, you can see you're nice and on time. southbound/northbound is also clear. beltway, no major issues. small work zone. westbound 50 is blocked by the work zone there. river road at seven locks, single lane getting by each way this morning. taking a look at travel times overall looking good. take another look in a couple of minutes. >> melissa, 5:01. developing story in arlington. police are searching for the man you see on your screen. he assaulted a woman after tricking her into opening the door. this happened yesterday morning in ross bins lynn. just before knocked on every day. one man opened the door. police say the suspect forced his way in and sexually assaulted her. news 4's molette green will have the message from police about whom you should or shouldn't open your door for. >> prince george's county detectives are trying to find out how a man was found dead in the woods. police have not identified the man they found dead. 5:02. the search is on for a missing teenager. police in the district are looking for 13-year-old aziyah johnson. he was last seen on saturday on sumner road southeast. he's 5'10", 130 pounds and was last seen wearing blue hooded suspect? >> markel last week. if you know where either markel or aziyah are, you're asked to contact police. 5:03. i want to get to angie goff. emmanuel macron is the french president. >> we want to take you to paris where the french president-elect emmanuel macron is getting into his car. he just left his campaign headquarters. he's headed to a war memorial. he's going to appear with francoise hollande. overnight there was chaos, 141 people were arrested in clashes from protesters. >> angie, thank you. capitol hill russia and former advisor will be here. yates was fired for refusing to defend president trump's travel ban in court. she is expected to warn the white house about his conflicts. richard magalano jr. is running for governor. he announced his run for the democratic party nomination yesterday during a speech for a crowd of activists rallying around metro funding. he's one of eight democrats who has announced his interest. you could get a $250 ticket for parking where you shouldn't in d.c. we're talking about the central business district. >> news 4's justin finch is live with details on the changes for those who can park the at the reed top june good morning. now you have to have permission and you also have to pay so now these are going exclusive. they're not only those for disabled parking permits. the eight is $2.35. they take coins and kreds or you can pay via the park mobile app. there are 350 meters in the downtown business district which spans the capital, white house, george washington university and dupont circle. like you said, if you could get the rules, the cost of one hour of parking. we're live, i'm back in to you. >> justin, a quick question for you if i may. any chance the city is putting up new signage? >> reporter: aaron, that's a great question. so far we've only heard of the warning. right now we know the meter is not yet even on. this one is. we asked how the first day is. we'll have to stiechbtd because it could mean more signage and rules and awareness. >> justin finch, live for us. thank you. >> tonight is another must-win game for the capitals. in fact, at this point they're all must-win games. they stayed alive by beating the penguins. game 6 is tonight on the road in pittsburgh. look at that, john wall has a whole lot to smile about. he and bradley biel and the rest of the team tied up their series against the celtics. at one point they went on a 26 point run before the celtics scored again. game five is in boston this sunday. dominated that game. 5:07. i really wish i had put on a coat. silver lining, you may wish you had put on something else. temperatures in the cooler area, 40s, higher elevations. i'll show you how long we'll stay on the chilly sides coming up. violence erupts in chicago in an unlikely event. the funeral that ended with nearly a dozen shot we are following the ten minutes after the hour. angie goff at the live desk with video from some evacuations continues right now. take a look for yourself. this is some of what the canadians were dealing with having to use boats to get around. hundreds driven from their homes. a state of emergency is in effect. we know that a big challenge is that flood waters are showing no signs of recedinreceding. aaron? >> angie, thank you. it's 11 now after the hour. we want to get you caught up on a chilly four caforecast. here's what you need to wear. you need a jacket. a lot of people are going to think it's pretty chilly. sunglasses, not the umbrella. it will be a dry day. mostly sunny through the afternoon. currently 48 in the lea leesburg. take a look at how long the cool air will stick around. let's check your commute with melissa mollet. >> good morning. westbound 50 at the beltway, right lane there blocked by a work zone. taking a look, river road at seven locks, have that hanging around. inner loop after 270, blocking the right lane. that is now gone. live look at the beltway coming up. we are following a developing story. arlington county police are searching for a man you see here. they say he ma pip pew hlated him. we have more on this investigation. molette? >> reporter: good morning to you guys. police have a good look at the man ty surveillance footage shows some clear images. let's take a look now if you can. stop for a hoemt and take a good look at the man seen in this surveillance video. article ton police say this man with the under armor backpack posed as a maintenance worker and went door to door inside these condos until a woman opened up her door shortly before 10:00 sunday morning and was sexually assaulted. he's described to be in his 20s, 6 feet tall and was wearing a zbra sweatshirt and he left on foot from these condos. hear now from arlington police. if you don't recognize the person, don't allow them. kind of advice police would give to anyone who lives anywhere even in a single family home. if someone is knocking at your door claiming to be from a utility company or some other company, you need to call first and check to make sure that person is legit. in the meantime, if you have any idea who this man is in the surveil lake foot page, you're asked to keep an eye out. 5:14. the violence in chicago has hit a new level. ten people were shot, two of them killed while attending a vigil for a murder victim yesterday. candles from the vigil were still burning as police cordoned off the area. bullet holes also littered car wind shields. chicago police believe the shooting was gang related. a controversial new records yesterday. it all goes into effect from local gov ners to thee crease it. the two prosecute police officers who don't follow the law. opponents are vowing to challenge it in court. the u.s. oliympic team is mourning the loss of bob sleter holcomb. they say pulmonary congestion is the possible cause of his death. holcomb was set to lead the team. he was 37 years old. 15 after the hour right now. at penn state university there are some students who did not graduate this past weeke graduation hold was placed for some of the 18 fraternity brothers charged in connection with a student's death. 19-year-old timothy piazza died. they failed to get help. they say this case should send a message. >> the clarion call from tim pea as zsa's death should be enough is enough. let's stop it. let's make his case stand for something. >> now a defense attorney for one of the students say they never intended to hurt their friend. coming up on the "today" show find out the new charges for some of those students. in news 4 your health, girls that begin puberty may be at an increased risk for sexual abuse. they looked a active teen girls. they found early puberty was a risk factor for sexual and physical abuse. we're also getting a look at how early bullying is affecting students. if a child is bullied in elementary school, by the time they hit harvard they have depression as well. these kids are more likely to use alcohol, marijuana and tee back tow in high school. summertime usually means fun in the sun. while we're enjoying the rain, doctors want you to focus on keeping the skin cancer away. one in five people will develop skin cancer. they say follow the abcdes if you will. here's what that means, moles should be border, diameter smaller than a pencil eraser and watch it for evolving temperatures. melanoma peeks at 20s. with the increase in tanning beds, it's happening younger and younger. >> melanoma is genetic. if it runs in your family you should get annual screenings in your 20s. >> when the sun is strong, you have to wear your sun screen. people forget to wear it in the winter. >> we have cool days and they forget the sun angle is getting stronger. you can still get burned. it might feel like you're not getting burned but, trust me, the sun angles longer. your morning commute, you need a jacket not sunny. you will need it. breezy and cool. you might want your jacket throughout the day. exercise cool. evening out is look being again on the chilly side. look at the temperatures. 30s ovechkin the hir the higher. 38 degrees but it actually feels like 45. now we're talking about the feels like temperature. if you're dining out today, breezily around unmuch time. happy hour to dinner time looking a the maybe the mid 60s to low 60s for most of the area. radar is nice and dry. we don't expect any rain until maybe thursday. that will continue and increase friday and saturday. here's what's going on with the temperatures. normal high, 73. we go into thursday and we're not warming up too much again. that wet at that turn starts to worm up again. today 64 degrees, mostly sunny, cool. little bit breezy. we can stay in the 60s. there's that rain chance. sunglasses and jacket in the morning. temperatures staying in the 60s with the rain on friday. we could see bigger rain chances as we go into saturday. i'll show you that coming up in a bit. let's check your commute with melissa mollet. >> brand new closure army navy drive. just hearing from park police they are looking for two suspects that bailed after a traffic stop. another closure in fairfax, fort hunt between wake forest drive and bull view, water main break there. 495 there at the westbound 50 at the beltway, still have the right lane blocked by the work zone. the rest of the beltway looks good. we'll keep you updated on the two issues there in northern virginia. >> melissa, thank you. we know commuting around our area isn't easy, but did you know leaving a few minutes earlier could get you to work earlier. we're calling this transportation week. school security guard back behind bars. what he's accused of doing with a 17-year-old. remember to join us for the ellen degeneres show. collin my c taking public transportation it's 2 hours versus 2 knaff hours. >> trying to get from point a to b has been a nightmare. >> you heard it. this morning we are beginning a transportation week here on nbc 4 where we give you pro tips on how to improve your commute. >> here's an easy one to start with. did you ever think about leaving the house a little bit earlier? our transportation reporter adam tuss shows us it can make a huge difference. >> reporter: everybody wants an easier way to get to work. here's something to think about. what if you started your commute 10 minutes earlier? how much of an impact would that have. let's go around the region. beltway outer loop near landover right at the crush at 9:00 a.m. ten minutes earlier, a bit easier. rockville pike at 7:30 in the morning. ten minutes earlier, free connecticut avenue around 8:00 in the morning. ten minutes earlier, free flowing. >> reporter: john with getting started earlier. >> it's setting the alarm earlier and preparing the night before. that ten minutes can make all the difference in the world. >> reporter: one more for good measure. look at the off ramp to route 7 slow going. ten minutes earlier moving along. ten minutes earlier will help take some of the extra stress away. adam tuss, news 4. >> it makes all the difference. i can get to and from work in 10 minutes in the morning. gas prices are falling. >> aaa says gas prices are dropping due to increased gasoline demand across the country. the national average is $2.35. that's a 4 cent drop from a week ago. here in d.c. the cost is $2.52. it's 2.33 $2.33 in maryland an$6 in virginia. the mercury isn't coming up. >> 48 in the district but it feels like 45 degrees. "news 4 today" starts now. good morning and welcome back to "news 4 today" at 5:30. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilcrist. melissa mollet monitoring the morning commute. we'll start with sheena parveen. >> it is chilly outside this morning. i think you'll probably need a jacket before you head out. we're talking about temperatures in the 40s. some areas in the 30s. in those areas, freeze warning, frost advisory. currently in the district, 48 feels like 45 degrees. we have the clear skies so that's going to keep everything on the chilly side this morning. there are the 30s i was talking about. 45 dulles, 42 lorton. frederick at 39 by noon, 61 degrees. mostly in the mid to low 60s. coming up, we'll take a look at how long the cool pattern will last. problem on 270. good morning, melissa. >> chopper 4 headed there. we'll see what's going on there. army navy drive between southeast and fern street has the police activity. searching for two people there. fort hunt road between wake forest has a water main break. dc 295 before east capitol has the left lane blocked. southbound north capital has the left lane blocked. 4 things to know before you head out another dominant game from the wizards. they're getting ready for wednesday's game five. playing on the road before coming home. the search is on for a missing teenager. police in the district are looking for 13-year-old aziyah johnson. he was last seen saturday in the 1200 block of summer road in the southeast. 5'10", 130 pounds last seen wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt and blue shoes. parking at a red top meter spot could cost you more. they're only for people with disabilities. anyone who parks at one of those spots must show their disabled placard on the vehicle. if not, the fine is $250. this man tricked a woman into opening her door in roslyn yesterday. he told the woman he was a maintenance worker. once the door was open he forced s assaulted her. the suspect took off and police were able to get clear pictures from surveillance videos. 5:32. we told you when a montgomery county security leader was arrested last month. >> eun, aaron, high school security so he figuresal was just charged with section abuse. mark had sex with a 17-year-old student allegedly who he was ordered to stay away from. the 57-year-old was arrested a second time on friday after multiple meetings with the girl. there was a place where they got together and he is accused of having sex with the teen during that meeting. he has been on administrative leave from his at the high school. >> thank you, angie. there has been a spike in the number of officials placed on leave in prince george's county schools. it all has to do with allegations of child abuse or neglect. more than 500 school employees have been on administrative leave this year. most employees have been cleared, 30% have been disciplined, another 5 to 10% will lose their jobs. in neighboring montgomery county 70 employees have been put on administrative leave. it was the video that shocked people around the country. a university of virginia student arrested in a bloody altercations. now his lawsuit against the alcoholic beverage control commission has been postponed again. it won't begin until april of next year after their attorney says they need time to they said johnson maintains he had a valid i.d. his death left the supreme court without an influential member. now his son discusses it. >> father paul scalia is a police with the arlington diocese in northern virginia. he is someone i have known much of my life. we never talked about his dad's high profile position on the high court. recently he shared about his family life and his up bringing in northern virginia along with eight siblings. despite traveling to various tributes and memorials, he's written and released his first book. it's called that nothing may be lost, reflections on catholic devotion and refuse. easy. there have been many different awards and posthumous awards and those have been good in a lot of ways. it's wonderful to see my father honored in that way. it's wonderful to see how many people's lives he influenced. >> reporter: you can catch our full story tonight at 6:00. 5:36. right now neighbors in restin are trying to save a popular golf course from being turned into homes. they are the majority owners of the reston golf course. they want any potential bidders to know they'll continue the golf course. >> anyone who wants to redevelop it will have to go through multiple public hearings. we will have hundreds and hundreds, we had 500 at the bza. we will have probably 1,000 at any other local hearings. >> the tournament is raising money. it is the most tweeted about show so far this year. this morning, 13 reasons why is back in the spotlight. what we're learning about the controversial netflix series. and a school bus aide off the job. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer 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>> yeah, likely. the issue here is what she told the white house about mike flynn, about his ties to russia, about what he told the vice president and didn't about that conversation. those untruths ended up leading to him getting fired, but sally yates said she warned the white house that he was possibly vulnerable to black mail by the wish shans because he wasn't fully disclosing. today she'll tell congress what she knows. >> the white house is putting pressure on >> reporter: they are wiping the slate clean on what you saw in the house. the new republican plan not even what they're beginning with in the senate. there are several groups of senators coming up with a fix for obamacare. a much thinner margins to air here. tracie potts, thank you. former president barack obama spoke about his health care law last night when he accepted the john f. kennedy library profile encourage award. it was his first comment on the issue since the house voted to repeal and replace it last week. >> it doesn't take a lot of courage to aide those who are already powerful, already comfortable, already influential. but it does require sick and the infirm. >> mr. obama is the first democratic president to receive the award. two others have received the same honor. there is a wild fire burning right now in georgia. angie goff is at the live desk with more. what's going on? >> reporter: the fire is spreading rapidly, eun. officials say they are extremely dangerous. this is a problem for a lot of families. high winds and dry conditions adding fuel to thousands of acres. it's helping out ground crews. the wild fire was sparked by lightning back in early april. >> angie, thank you. 5:50. we'll learn how well environmentalists are doing restoring a body of wtop got a sneak peek and say they are responding. there is significant improvement but room for more. >> 5:51. sheena parveen joins us for a chilly start. >> you needed a jacket? >> and the heater. >> i turned the air on. i got my jacket on. >> what? okay. >> outside you need the jacket. it is chilly this morning, jacket weather for sure if you are going to be running around exercising. we have a cool wa turn this week. highs in the 60s. come saturday chilly and rainy. feels like 45. we have not talked about the feels like temperature in a long time. mass. a little bit of a breeze making it feel colder. 41 degrees is the temperature in frederick. 36 in winchester. parts of the shenandoah valley, frost and it's a chilly start. lorton, 42. warring ton is 40. bus stop forecast this morning, the kids will need a jacket by 8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m., sunny and cool. locally, nice and dry. we don't have to worry about the rain until the end of the week. take aisle look as we go through time. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. look at how far down to our south that warm air is. even to start the weekend, we are going to be cool. warm air moves back up. we'll start to see temperatures back into the 70s. pollen going to stay high saturday. 64 for high temperature. mostly sunny and cool. take a look as we go through this week. temperatures in the 60s. rain chances thursday, friday, rain likely on saturday. let's check the roads with melissa mollet. >> good morning, she be na. chopper 4 over 270 southbound. everything gets rolling. everything looks good now. inner loop and outer loop of the beltd way, southbound, sinkle -- army navy drive, police activity, helicopter over the scene searching for two suspects that bailed out after a t stop. fort hunt road has a water main break. travel times 270 looks good. the top of the beltway looks good. 66 in bound. listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car today. 5:54 right now. a group of veterans is working to raise awareness about mental health one step at a time. they're using a 350 mile journey to change minds about ptsd and arrived at arlington national cemetery. brandon powell's brother struggled with ptsd and took his life. >> after this we're looking to put in a retreat somewhere where we can m veterans coming out of the service come to our retreat and decompress. >> nbc 4 is committed to providing help. we have a list of local mental health resources. >> to find them search changing minds. talk of a megamerger between two of america's largest tv station owners, sinclair is offering a deal to by tribune for $4 million. this is weeks after a vote by the federal communications commission to ease some restrictions. i'm landon dowdy with your cnbc business news report. soon you won't have to wait. a new if you have the app you can scan the item without having to stop at the counter. there's no word on when the store will open. if you don't already have a gift for mom, we have some ideas that might help you out. remember, mother's day is this sunday. retail me not surveyed mothers and found out what most want. they want flowers apparently. eating out in a nice restaurant is a treat. they say gift cards and jewelry tops the wish list. >> we're finding moms are eight times more likely to receive special treatment on their special day. >> at the bottom of the list jewelry products or something to make her feel special. >> well, if none of those gifts sounds like your mom, a book from kfc. stay here, the chicken company has a book called tender wings of desire. it's free as an ebook. look at colonel sanders' guns. >> a woman must choose between a loveless marriage and good old harlan sanders who's a passionate sailor. mother's day brings 40 perfection percent chance in sales. kids will do this. what someone lost and searching through an entire dump. two firefighters court accused of assaulting their what to know about the forecast before you get dressed. >> gridlock game changer. the simple ways you can cut down on the time you spend commuting. "news 4 today" starts now. 6:00 on the dot. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilgilcrist. >> i'm eun yang. chopper 4 is up and over trouble spots. we'll check in with melissa mollet. sheena parveen is holding down the fort. not going to feel like may outside, sheena. >> not really. it's pretty chilly in some areas. in the 30s this morning. that's mostly pretty far off to the west in parts of the shenandoah valley and over to higher elevations. four things you need to know. i think you will want the jacket this morning. it is chilly to start your morning. all this week we hav