seeing lightning as well. not moving fast but get to chief meteorologist doug hill with what you need to know right now. a lot going on. doug: indeed, john. a lot of heavy storms. the key in the viewing area no severe thunderstorms. these are heavy. small hail, gusty winds, lightning and rain but not the severe level of high winds to 60 miles per hour. closest weather of the severe storms are expected over the eastern shore of maryland. we have plenty of stuff all the way through the metro area and north and west. northern suburbs. even farther west coming along east of the blue ridge right now. another line that is forming up. normally in the circumstances when the developing lines come across the areas that have been hit by the storms they tend to weaken a little bit. we'll see if the next line does that as well. that is the expectation. we zoom in close there is plenty of action of the storms as they move northeast at 35 miles per hour. moving in the chillum area closely. they will winds upton the bay to a -- wind up the bay at

howard county at 6:23. and baltimore by 6:50. a lot of action to watch. more storms west. they will come up through the northern section of the montgomery county and the frederick county as well. swing to the west will show the next line moving to the west, from the west to east across the area. we have more opportunities for the next hour and a half of the showers and the storms but we are not expecting more severe thunderstorms. it's all key to what happens with the next line developing off to the west of the metro area. all part of the storm complex in one form or another aboveering us for six days -- bothering us for six days. this is going to move out tonight with the clearing and tomorrow is a pretty nice day. what and the holiday weekend? i will take time to explain that in detail for the beaches coming up in is a -- 15 minutes. michelle: mobiletrak7 tracking the storms. the severe weather colliding with the holiday traffic get-away. now it's hea

of a tree and wires down in kensington. as soon as it arrives we will bring it to you live. jonathan: now to a developing story that we are following from fort washington. that is where the police have arrested an elderly man after a hand was found dead in his home. this happened -- after an elderly man was found dead in his home. mill street. police are treating this as a murder. it may have stemmed from a domestic dispute. michelle: now to a bizarre crime in the district. a man busted for paying people to take their blood. that man just about to face a judge. stephen tschida is at the courthouse. explain this for us. stephen: it's hard to explain. bizarre is the word for it. a few minutes ago, 43-year-old khoa nguyen came barging out of the courthouse. he appeared before a judge briefly. this centers on this neighborhood in southwest d.c. we have video we could show you now of an abandoned building on the p street in southwest d.c. it's here where the resid

blood buying operation for the past few days where he would offer people money for their blood. investigators found needles and viles of blood and a ledger with hundreds of names in it. this is what a couple of the people in the neighborhood had to say about what they witnessed in the past couple of days. >> giving out $30. i guess everybody thought it was something, $30 is a lot to them. >> dirty needles? change of needles? >> they said he would put something up their nose and take blood, $not and that was it -- there 30 and that was it. >> it's disgusting. i wouldn't never do it. where my health is concerned, my doctors is the only ones i believe in doing what they say. >> okay. now this is the video of the 43-year-old khoa nguyen as he came out of the courthouse moments ago. i asked him repeatedly

were you taking people's blood? he was in no mood to talk. he will be back in court in a few weeks, in a few days to appear before a judge. we may learn more then. we have learned that he has a conviction in the past for conspiracy to sell oxcdodone. >> new information on what is called a shocking attack. a man running for congress body slamming a reporter trying to ask him questions. that reporter recording saudi owe when it happen -- audio when it happened. >> talk about it later. >> there won't be time. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guys that came in here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. the last guy did the same thing. you with "the guardian"? >> yes. you just broke my glasses. jonathan: republican candidate greg gianforte charged with simple assault. the news

a spokesperson for the gianforte said the recorder jammed a reporter in his face and they both fell to the ground as he tried to push it out of way. the fox news reporter in the room saw it differently. >> gianforte grabbed him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side. body slammed him. got on top of him and started punching. yelling at him. >> well, new video shows the reporter leaving the hospital this afternoon. election results are expected tonight. it should be interesting. michelle: developing now. an attack in greece leaves the former prime minister hurt. police in athens say a letter bomb exploded in the car this afternoon. he was hurt with the two bank employees. greek militant and the anarchist group are expected in the attack. now to the terror in manchester. eight people in custody accused of playing a role in the suicide bombing that killed 22 people and injured dozens more. today moments of silence and an increase military and the

britain. a shocking announcement. britain will stop sharing intelligence on this case with the united states. >> we can't afford to risk it anymore. it has been compromised by the leaks. we can't afford anymore. michelle: the leaks include the pictures to the "new york times" showing the sophistication of the bomb. jonathan: president trump blasting those leaks and called on the justice department to investigate, find them and prosecute the leakers. that as he demanded nato allies pay up to fight terror. >> nato members must finally contributed their fair share and meet the financial obligations. jonathan: you could see some of the leaders of the allied neighbors are uncomfortable with the president's push to pay more or their fair share. the comments came at the dedication of the 9/11 memorial at the nato's new headquarters. ap

court was right to block trump's travel ban. it was issued today. the chief judge says the ban fights national security but in his words it drips with religious intolerance. a wild and a fiery end to a deadly police chase in texas. r.v. the tires are gone. how it end and the discovery they made inside. michelle: look at that. a jeep on the second story. what they discovered about the driver who had not been drinking. jonathan: mobiletrak7 is out there. we have report of a tree collapsing on top of power lines and the folks without power. the stormwatch7 station back

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jonathan: this is video do make you do a double-take. check out the tv. that would be a jeep sticking out of a second in particular apartment building in wisconsin. -- second floor of an apartment building in wisconsin. no one was hurt. the building or the jeep. that is a tough vehicle. it's going to need some help. the driver was not drunk and she wasn't on drugs but she was citing for inattentive driving. perhaps maybe sending a text. not good. michelle: now to this wreck. fiery mess marking the end of a mile long slow speed chase in arlington, texas. the final moments caught on video. take

[siren] there goes the r.v. by the end the tires were gone. they managed to rescue the driver's kids from inside before it burst into flames and he wassfound dead. the chis began after the -- the chase began after the driver shot his wife. jonathan: here is another reminder to pay attention of the sign to tell you the clearance you have under a bridge. the truck driver didn't pay attention at all. i sheered the top-his truck off. it's now a convertible rig. uh-huh. it took a beating. it did damage to the bridge. the good news is the tunnel. the good news here is nobody was hurt and the traffic was tied up for a long time. coming up for us, a woman who refuses to become a victim. what she says went through her mind as she dove to the hood of the car and stop a car carjacker. >> this is a familiar site.

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doug: another severe storm issued east of the metro area. this will be rolling in to bowser. it will head to the southern baltimore suburbs. a lot of the lightning, gusty winds and the hail associated with this. we'll be back in a few minutes to update you with the other storms and the cells and the weekend forecast. michelle: thank you. saluting the fallen at the arlington national cemetery. today the army third infantry regimen better known as the old guard placed flags in front of all 228,000 gravestones in the cemetery. the flags in ceremony is decades old tradition leading to the memorial day weekend. >> now to the must-see video gone viral. a woman refusing to let a car chief get away. filling up the car. guys jump out and jump into her car. she see was is happening and she decides i can't get in the car. i'll jump on top of the car. the kid is laughing

he pulls up to shake her off twice. then he says rather than someone getting killed she bails out with purse and phone. now she tries to get her car cruising in the street. she gets the door open, jumps inside and somehow gets it to stop. for the kids, they jump in the car and drive off. i had my this isn't happening to me moment. >> did he look at you? >> he looked at me and he laughed at me. which really irritated me. she admits it wasn't the smartest thing. the thief got away with the iphone and the purse but hopefully they catch the guys. >> help me ob1 canobe.

michelle: today a milestone in film and pop controlture. 40 years ago -- pop culture. 40 years ago today we learn about the force, darth vader. even at 40 the force is strong as ever. jonathan: very strong. smithsonian getting in on the celebration with two showings of the original "star wars." kevin lewis is live at the air and the space museum with what is happening. i am shocked you are not in costume. kevin: you know i don't know if that fits with our clothing protocol. i lucked out with the assignment. we have darth vader here. he is one of the 50 costume characters filling the halls of the air and the space museum now. there are storm troopers. a number of folks. you came specifically for the 40th anniversary? >> 40th anniversary. kevin: where did you come from? >> came from work. i reserved my ticket. >> you are going to the 7:30

showing? >> yeah. kevin: stoked? >> excited. more than stoked. kevin: thank you for talking to us. these gentleman have come out for the special event. this guy with a lightsaber right here. down the concourse we have chewbacca and r2d2. you can see r2d2 next to the girl. they are taking pictures with the characters. right here the lockheed martin imax theater. they are lining up. like that gentleman they have come from work and home to see the first ever "star wars." now 40 years in pop culture. american pop culture. all taking place here at the air and space museum. tickets for the 7:30 showing are sold out. but all the other events, including the band playing a score for the movie is live in public. michelle: that is worth the trip. thank you. now to this. frightening moments in the sky as a boeing dreamliner windshield shatters. passengers the

had to return to miami after being hit by lightning. a passenger snapped the photo of the cracked glass walking past the cockpit. you can see the crack from the jetway. fortunately no injuries. jonathan: that is really scary. talk about what is happening with the weather. we have warnings on out there. doug: we have one. prince george's county and anne arundel county headed north to baltimore in the next 30 to 40 minutes. hail, lightning, strong winds and heavy rain. let's get started. we start with the images here. this is a line. this is taking on a noticeable orientation from hagerstown from the maryland-pennsylvania line. southeast. across the by a to the lower shore. the segments have been turning severe in the afternoon. a new area west. warrenton and down the range of the blue ridge. the storms are popping there to keep an eye on for 45 minutes or an hour. severe thunderstorm warnings that we arech watching. one for prince -- we are

watching. one for prince george's county. another one to the beaches they are running head long to the big storms around 50 as they head through the east end to cambridge on the way to the beaches. this is the heavy action now. crofton, 6:22 arrival time. 6:29 for annapolis. then they will be out of our area to baltimore southern area at 6:45. there are other fragments. there have been 469 lightning strikes just in this screen for the past 15 minutes. active storm. but it doesn't have the winds necessary or the size of the hail necessary to constitute severe weather. now back to the west. we had a clearing area for several hours that pretty much has been untouched by the previous storms. the new storms are developing ahead of the front. we will continue to grow. warrenton to culpeper. so we won't be surprised if the next ten to 15 minutes we don't get a warning ahead of the storms. later tonight it will move out of the reg

everything come to an ends. clearing. breezy weather. westerly wind. for tomorrow it looks nice. partly sunny and breezy. can't rule out a stray shower. the temperatures are 77 degrees. as we head to the memorial day weekend here is the story. we think saturday is partly sunny near 80. 30% chance of isolated shower, thunderstorm in the afternoon. the same story on sunday. memorialdy we are feeling better. a little more optimistic there may not be a great a chance of storms but still partly sunny and 82. not terrible. the beaches will have afternoon shower and the storm pockets but at the beaches it's significantly cooler. ocean water 58 to 62 degrees. the next few days shower and storms and it will taper down after tuesday. then we have a number of days with beautiful weather and sunshine like it should be for the end of may and beginning of june. erin: i can't wait. thank you. the nationals ran out of gas ag

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erin: dusty baker will miss the national's weekend series against the padres but it is for a good cause. he is attending his son da

california. he will rejoin the team in san francisco monday when they play the giants. now today the nats tried to sweep the particularlier ins. anthony randone. he hit another home run today. his fourth of the series. ninth of the season. but his homer was a solo shot. nelson cruz, it was a three-run blast. so seattle would power past the nats 4-2. >> i am trying to execute a pitch. didn't execute the pitch. that is what it comes down to. we make mistake and sometimes they don't get them. the good hitters are going to capitalize. >> didn't give them room for error with the offense. start with myself included. i didn't have good at-bats today. hopefully we can enjoy the rest of the day with the family. a good series win and we will get ready for the padres on the way in. erin: sounds good. sterling, virginia, as the first round of t

p.g.a. championship. bernard longer shot opening leader in the clubhouse. play has been suspended for the rest of the day due to storms in the area. now is a big night in the nba. and the nhl. cavs-celtics game five. penguins-senators game seven in pittsburgh. busy night. the weather is bad, perfected time to watch games. michelle: yeah. a lot of activity on the map. doug: update you on a warning in effect until 7:00 in prince george's county and the anne arundel county, storms moving north to baltimore. another warning to the eastern shore. we will keep an eye on the next batch of the showers and the thunderstorms out of the blue ridge. anything that comes up we will run a crawl on the bottom of the screen. michelle: sound good. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. back at 11:00. hope to see you then. have a good night.

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tonight, breaking news -- president trump on the world stage, once calling nato obsolete. what he told leaders about paying their fair share. and the moment that went viral. the president appearing to push another leader out of the way, now seen all over the world. also breaking -- the closely watched race for congress. the candidate who allegedly throws a reporter to the ground. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. >> tonight, that candidate has now been charged, and voters are at the polls right now. severe weather at this hour. several tornadoes confirmed. thousands of flights delayed and cancelled just as we approach the memorial day weekend. the system moving up the east coast. the high school under fire. the student who killed himself after administrators questioned him about what might have been on his phone. his mother racing to the school,