this. high heat and the humidity. it feels like 101 in leesburg. 100 at quantico. 99 in washington. for the next three days the hottest and the most humid stretch of is summer weather to date with the air temperatures of the mid-to-upper 90's over the weekend. feeling warmer with the moisture. the weekend, ten-day coming up. larry: thank you. terrifying scene. gunshot outside apartment complex. when the smoke cleared a 13-month-old child had been shot. alison: tonight an arrest and manhunt for the two others that the police say were involved in this. q mccray live at the scene of the shooting with what we know so far. q? q: yeah, well, we spoke to the police chief peter newsham today who said they made an arrest. they arrested derrick watson. he will be in court today but they are looking for two more people. a person of interest and this man. washington salu. have you

we passed around the wanted poster in the same neighborhood that he is accused of being involved in a gunfight caught on camera. the same gunfight that sent 13-month-old jeremiah white to the hospital. what do you do when you hear it going on? >> get on the ground. all you can do. q: that voice is a witness who didn't want her face or name on tv. on the evening of july 10, her children were also outside when the bullets started to fly. >> it's very sad. sad that this has happened. q: we found out jeremiah was in the backyard with family when he was shot in the leg by the stray bullet. the family shared pictures of him in the hospital. >> i saw him shortly after the incident he was already up and around. q: today melt police chief peter newsham announced a gunman watson was arrested for the crime. the search continues for sulu and this man in the surveillance video. >> i'm ur

associates with this guy probably feels uncomfortable with the fact he is responsible for injuring a 1-year-old boy. q: the suspects are responsible to the damage done to the lexus. you can see the back window is shattered. they taped up the hole. the search continues for two suspects. person of interest and this man here. $1,000 reward for any -- $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. reporting live from northwest washington in d.c., i'm q mccray. back to you. alison: thank you. take another look here. this is the other man wanted in connection with the shooting. police are trying to identify that third person from the video that shows the shooting unfold. you will find that video in entirety right now on the website wjla.com. a brief police chase came to an end last night in culpeper when police shot and killed the man they were chasing. it happened at the corner of perryville pike

griffinsburg road. officers were responding to a domestic abuse call. when they arrived the suspect had driven away. they found him an hour later and in that stop the officers opened fire. the shooting is now under investigation. larry: more on the developing story in minneapolis where there is a demand for answers after a police officer shot an unarmed woman in her pajamas who just called 911. kellye lynn is watching this from the satellite center and has more now. kellye: thank you. tonight the family of the australian woman shot and killed by a minneapolis police officer begging police to provide some answers. so far, few details about what led to saturday's shooting have been released. the family of justine damond wants to know why. damond called 911 reporting a possible sexual assault near her home and was later shot by an officer. there is no dash cam video and both officerrers' body cameras were turned off.

answers. >> we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> the officer who fired the gun is identified as mohamed noor, a 31-year-old two-year veteran of the force. the city records show he has had three complaints fired against him. two of them still open. his attorney says that he offers condolences to the family and takes what happened seriously. kellye lynn, abc7 news. larry: a lot of the controversy in minneapolis is that the officers' body cameras were not turned on. coming up, the "7 on your side" team digs in the rules around the police body cameras in our area and what they discovered ahead at 5:30. alison: it was a crash that shut down roads around the capitol for hours. a man rammed a car in a police barricade prompting fears it might be an attack. now, though, we are learning what may have been the real cause. stephen tschida live with new information about the man police say was behind the

wheel. stephen? stephen: yeah, alison, an intense situation up by capitol hill yesterday. a lot of people were worried about a possible terrorist attack so close to the u.s. capitol. now the man charged with this incident says that it was really an attempt to treat his back injury, which led to all of the problems. >> immediate concerns about a possible terrorist attack now attributed to a powerful painkiller to the man alleged to have called it all. yesterday, a black honda shot through an intersection. according to a witness, surveillance video, swerve around the cars and accelerated straight toward a barricade at the edge of the u.s. capitol. it smashed up the barrier then plowed into a cruiser entering the capitol police officer. the incident prompted an evacuation of a nearby building and a lockdown on the vicinity of the capitol, which went on for several hours. today we learn the man of the

taken percocet. 33-year-old jamie villatoro of college park also stated he didn't purposely drive into the cruiser. he just closed his eyes for a minute. the judge ordered him held because the officers at the scene said villatoro appeared awake and aware in the moments after the crash. he faces charges of assault on an officer, d.u.i., reckless driving. the attorney argued to have him released saying there was no intent to cause any harm. the judge disagreed and ordered him held without bond until the court appearance next week. we should learn more then. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. larry: as the chaos ensued outside the capitol. inside a different chaos as the republicans' campaign promise collapsed. hours after healthcare bill dies a state repe

apart. we reaction from from the hill and the white house. president trump: for seven years i have been hearing repeal and replace from congress. emily: president trump echoing the sentiment of so much of the republican base. campaign promise of his own now the effort to repeal and replace obamacare back to square one. >> when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace. they don't take advantage of it. emily: the president stressing his disappointment in the senate republicans as majority leader mitch mcconnell tries to rally support for a new strategy to repeal now and replace later. within hours, though, three republicans say they won't support it. >> i do not think that it's going to be constructive to repeal a law that at this point is so interwoven within the healthcare system. >> that is enough no votes to effectively kill another effort to get something done in g.o.p.-controlledded

senate. >> republicans is at war with themselves. they can't coalesce around a strategy repealing and/or replacing obamacare despite talking about it for several years. >> democrats say they are willing to reach across the aisle. >> if the abandon cuts to medicaid, abandon tax break for the wealthy and agree to go through the regular order. emily: the president adding it is time to let obamacare fail and if he does he won't own it. alison: "7 on your side" with health matters. chipotle in sterling closed the doors after several customers got sick with symptoms that sound like norovirus, the same disease that forced them to close the doo

ago. many customers say they don't plan to come back at 5:00. larry: a sci-fi film or a how-to guide? how chimps reacted to seeing the late planet of the ape" film. alison: mystery on the water turns into accusations of cold-blooded murder and millions are at stake. larry: what is done for more than a dozen people forced from the home by an overnight fire. alison: "7 on your side" help center is opening up providing you a resource to resolve the problems with the business. call 703-236-9220. to talk to the experts there. we'll be right back. i am totally blind. and for years i've struggled with non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that can turn my sleep cycles upside down. it kept me from doing the things i truly love to do.

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alison: this fire was visible for blocks. by the time it was done 14 people lost the homes. three row homes were damaged or destroyed. we have a search for a cause and what is being done for the victims. sam? sam: at this point the fire department is still saying

undetermined, is under investigation. look at what it looks like here. this starts here and it moves to this house and ends at this house. it was 1:00 this morning. three of the rowhouses were affected by the blaze. two suffered significant fire damage. ray's place was busy with the restoration workers, the insurance adjusters. there was a sleep over and one of the kids smelled smoke. >> they convinced us to get out of here. the intensesy is obvious in the back where it

the workers removed debris. the sound is the smoke alarm that are still sounding in one of the homes. one of the concerns was the family cat. >> come on, >> he will show up. >> he has a door to the house. there are a number of people that were displaced. they both believe they were released from the hospital. larry: thank you, sam. severe weather hammering different part of the co

scorched through 11,000 acres of land. a man was swimming when flash flooding nearly drowned him. he captured the aftermath and he was lucky to survivor. i shouldn't be here but i am. larry: the heat index is building and it's over 100 for millions in texas to the upper midwest. >> so much devastation now. doug: the worst of the heatwave is beginning tomorrow. this is tough for the next five days. this is a heatwave but it's

the most intense. hope is it the last one. we'll see. this is a big muggy. in day we have the clouds and the sunshine. notice what most of this does. it will dissipate. we are seeing now with a look it out of the camera. there are dark skies to the south and the southwest. that is for a good reason. there are the showers and the storms developing. heavy downpours in the area east of there. flood warning is posted until 10:15 tonight. then new batches of the fairly slow moving showers and the storms. these develop and push west and the southwest. we will zoom in from heaviest batch. this is from the prince george's county line to chillum, seat pleasant and silver hill. this will continue to overspread the city in the next 15 to 20 minutes. t

mostly heavy rain and light winds. other areas to the west across the fairfax county, the area of the showers and the storms as well. they will diminish. it's a repeat of yesterday. we have talked about this and i have used the hyperbolic language. hottest, most oppressive heatwave of the season. but that is the truth. we are upper 90's to near 100 on friday and saturday and still the mid-90's on sunday with the high hulet levels. there might be isolated storm on friday. then the weekend we are at the peak of the heat. there will be late day storms. but it feels like there are temperatures that are 100 or

weekend. if you are thinking about a trip to the beaches, that is not a bad call. we are in the 90's. the delmarva are lower 90's. it's hot and humid but better off. so the extended outlook is tough to look at. it's even tougher to deal with outside. 96 the next couple of days. 99 and 99 saturday afternoon d.c. united a game. that will be tough. low 90's on monday. we are still on track for a break by the middle and the end of next week with the daytime highs that are below average in the mid-80's or so. that is an improvement. brian van de graaff was out on the road today at rose hill elementary school in the alexandria section of the fairfax county. talking to students that are enrolled in the scholar's program. they were selected from rose hill to take part in the summer enrich

called "stem." they like the stormwatch7 -- stormstrak7. but it was hot and humid for the kids. they are thinking more about the pools. brian had a blast. alison: that is a great program. larry: still ahead, the celestial phenomenal that has college students skipping summer break. alison: caught on video. fiery explosion. what happened next ahead. larry: first he survived a catastrophe at sea that killed his mothers but hi family says he is the killer after a multimillion dollar inheritance. >> it's comedy night on abc -- but first, autria godfrey has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- disappointed by the lousy price day deals? it doesn't end there. we point ou

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horace: horace holmes we have a treat for you. this is the people from the "7 on your side" call for action. if you have a problem give them a call. the police arrested a man who is a serial purse snatcher. sheffield was arrested after the police released these images to the county. alison: captivating story. young man was found alive after being lost at sea. larry: he with us also the last man to see his grandfather alive before he died and his family says he killed his family to get an inheritance. >> he was rescued at sea after being

is trying to stop him from inheriting millions from the missing mother. they asked a civil court judge to invoke the layer rule. >> carman has not been charged with any crime. >> i had absolutely no involvement in my grandfather's murder. >> they say they believe in 2013 he shot and killed his 87-year-old grandfather, real estate developer who was worth over $42 million. lawsuit says that carman purchased a rifle at a new amp gunshot --

he and his mother went fishing and she fell off the boat and never recovered. his aunts are determined that he will never see a dime. >> there is a lot of money at stake. larry: imagine going to see the war of the planet of the apes and seeing chimps. i will tell you hoy they responded. alison: plus, this is must-see video. a crash turned into a fireball in an instance. larry: what are the rules when it comes to the police body camera

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alison: it is a shocking story. police officer opening fire on an unarmed woman in minneapolis who had just called those officers for

she died at the scene. now we are learning the officer's body cameras were never turned on that. has us asking tonight what are the local police department policies for turning on the body cameras? "7 on your side" devon lucie lucie -- "7 on your side"'s kevin lewis joins us what with he learned about this. kevin: the rules vary from department to department. they are meant to be rolling in every police call. justine damond called police saturday night reporting signs of an assault behind her house. but when dam dom approached the squad -- campbell approached the squad car -- when damond approached the squad car the officer in the passenger seat fired and killed damond. her family is now asking why the officer and his partner did not have the body

on. a doe vice meant to add clarity to police calls. there are police here running test runs with the body cameras but montgomery county and the d.c. police have fully implemented programs. >> they can activate it by pressing a button. kevin: in montgomery county 50% of the sworn officers use body cams on every shift and every call. the exception being during strip searches or calls in dressing rooms, locker rooms or bathrooms. >> there is no justification for not having it. kevin: in the district, the body cameras have been used since 2014. now almost every interaction is recorded. but officers are required to notify people that the camera is rolling. montgomery county police point out that

is automatically uploaded to a server so there is no opportunity to alter video. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. larry: now an update to k.k.k. rally. they are investigating the police's response to the event. they confronted a thousand protesters at the rally. the letter called the police presence outside militaristic. they questioned the use of the tear gas. alison: now checking the top stories police arrested one person and are looking for one more in shooting a 13-month-old boy in northeast d.c. derrick watson is now in custody. police are looking for 27-year-old sulu and they need your help to identify at person of issues in the july 10 shooting. the toddler has been released from the hospital. larry: man who crashed in a security barricad

morning says he was on power pain medication at the time. jamie villatoro told police he had taken percocet and thinks he closed his eyes before crashing the car. the driver and a police officer suffered minor injuries in the crash. alison: two d.c. firefighters are recovering after batting an early morning fire. the fire destroyed two row houses and damaged a third on morgan street in northwest. there is no word on a cause. larry: must-see video. look at this. incredible explosion after a truck slams into another truck parked on an expressway in china. wow! look at that. amazing. no one was hurt in this. one vehicle carrying the steel products and the other paper and paint. the cause is under investigation. alison: there is no love lost between the governor of new york and new jersey. they are fighting about what new york's andrew cuomo dubbed "the summer of hell." >> we are competing for what we call

but we understand what happens when a system collapses. we want to make sure what happened at amtrak and penn never happens again. alison: he is referring to the repairs to new york city's rail lines including those at penn station. when talking about the impact that it is having in new jersey, governor chris christie accused cuomo of fear mongering. >> i am going to smack mim for the "summer of hell" comment. we should be more disciplined than that. alison: amtrak says repairs are proceeding ahead of schedule and praised commuters for the flexibility in dealing with the delay. larry: doctors and pharmacies in the district can now prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill patients. the mayor signed the bill. it's unclear how long the ball will be in place. a spending bill from the house appropriations bill has the provision to stop

>> they need more people. it's that simple. alison: more people to solve a problem. the "7 on your side" digs into how overwhelmed they are. >> we are telling them the new one is coming. let them play. they see it on television. larry: and watching sci-fi or a how-to film? the man who took chimps to watch "planet of the apes" and how they responded. horace: the "7 on your side" help center. the number is 703-236-9220. to talk to the "7 on your side" call for action volunteers. we'll be back with more. alison: new details on the huge florida sinkhole that swallowed up homes. coming up at 6:00, warning signs that may have been ignored fo

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reports of hail around sheverly area. we will show you the heaviest rain around downtown d.c. ready to move to virginia. this is moving west. a lot of you may be going to rod stewart and cyndi lauper. hot to start. at 8:00, we are in the upper 80's. by 11:00 and the time the concert is coming to an end the temperatures are 83 degrees. looking at the outlook for the weekend, a sizzler around the d.m.v. the highs are around 100 degrees. feels like around 105. this will be downright hot around here. stay with us. you are watching "abc7 news at 5:00". back after this.

horace: 703-236-9220 is the number to get in here into the "7 on your side" help center. we have the caseworkers for "7 on your side" call for action. if you have any problems that you have been experiencing with a contractor or

is a lemon. a deal that has gone south with buying a car. new or used. you can give them a call. a lot of different things. i'm with the president/c.e.o. of call for action. you got a call that a lot of people are having a problem with. the woman purchased a fence. right? >> she did. large company was using a subcontractor. the problem is the subcontractor blamed the company for not having materials and the company is not responding to her. you need to check out both the company and the subcontractors before you have work done. you need to know if you are using a subcontractor because you may have issues with them that you can't get resolved through the main company. although they are supposed to be reasonsable. this -- supposed to be responsible. this particular company, it's a fence and done outside and they are claiming that the supply is gone. they can't finish the fence. they have left stuff laying on their yard. that is not a good thing.

horace: absolutely. there are certain insurances depending on the state or jurisdiction you are in, if you are not getting the response and the contractor walked away from the job you can go to the state if they are a licensed contractor to get relief. >> you are talking about regular contractors. we are talking about a subcontractor through a company that in fact hires the subcontractor. horace: so basically you are saying the contractor is the one responsible? >> exactly. horace: 703-236-9220. everyone will be here from now until about 6:30. give them a call. alison: okay. thank you to both of you. this is the number one movie at the box office right now. "war for the planet of the apes." larry: among the millions who saw it this weekend a group who may see it more than how-to stories than sci-fi. look at this. yes. two chimps going to see a movie about apes

mankind. the trainer at myrtle beach safari said he has taken them to see several movies from the series. alison: they are not just fascinated by the bright lights of the silver screen. the spoiler alert, the chimps don't like woody harrellson's character. >> he is a monkey killer. they are like get him! they love the evolution of watching apes being people like. i think they know what is going on. alison: amazing! the theater in myrtle beach arranges special screenings. in addition to the "planet of the apes" films they also watched "tarzan." they like the popcorn, too. larry: clearly! making sure the cages, the locks are secure. no guns around. alison: yeah! larry: don't give them ideas. alison: what would you think in a theater and they were sittings next to you? hello. next at 5:00, the reason hundreds of students at virginia tech are giving up the summer vacation. larry:

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larry: a former principal facing charges after police say he assaulted a student. terrence yarborough asked a 12-year-old girl to pick something up and she said no. he asked again and when she said no the second time he allegedly smacked her on the rear end. yarborough is scheduled to be in court next month. alison: it has left a community in shock. a charles county teacher's aide who is hiv-positive accused of sexually assaulting several boys. tonight, parents will have a chance to get some answers and vent frustration at a meeting in la plata as we learn why it took months to arrest charles bell. nathan baca has more. nathan: the charles county sheriffs say it took six months from the time they took bell's phone

found pornography on the phone. the reason? growing backlog at the commuter crime lab. inside an undisclosed park, the maryland investigators are searching for evidence. they searched former charles county teacher's aid carlos bell phone. >> it's how detailed on the computer side that the investigations have to be. nathan: nathan: ran the number. maryland reports a backlog of 14 cases. virginia handles more cases. has a larger backlog. 111 cases. the average wait time in virginia for evidence search is 346 days. they knead more

they are still investigating if bell committed any crime after the cell phone was taken but before the arrest. >> the crime is submit and you have to wait six months to get -- the crime is committed and you have to wait six months for the evidence. the bad guy could be on the street still doing bad things. nast "7 on your side" is now talking to the state political leaders in the area asking them to question what are they planning to the to fix the backlog and keep families safe. we are working to get answers for you. larry: nathan, thank you for that. experts from around the world are in central washington to look at the latest research around the shroud of turin. some believe it was a cloth that jesus' body was in after his death but others point to carbon dating that puts it atom 800 years old. alison: coming up tonight, more on the sterling chipotle still closed after

got sick. then this video of a man who survived flooding in arizona and filmed the aftermath. he is explaining what happened and why he is not going to leave his four-legged friend behind. what could make walking to and from the reagan national airport easier. that is at 6:00. consumer alert now. pizza hut on a hiring blitz. it plans to hire 14,000 delivery drivers by the end of the year. that is 3,000 per month. the hires come at the pizza hut update the delivery system to woo back customers. larry: i'll get my pizza faster is what you are saying? alison: you will. larry: score! a group of students at virginia tech spend the summer break repairing for a once in a lifetime experience. a special electrical engineering team getting ready for the total solar eclipse. teaming up with nasa and the science foundation to send signals in the atmosphere. >> imagine you

and you have a paper map set out. the eclipse will do the same thing but not to the frequencies or the wave lengths we see. it does the same thing for the wave lengths that the radio operates at. larry: you can catch it august 21. coast to coast. huge. alison: yeah. doug hill is excited for that. larry: yeah. alison: but first we have storms and hot, hot weather to get through, doug. doug: once again we have the slow moving pop-up thunderstorms. a lot of rain. this is a look it the udvar-hazy center in chantilly. the rain falling down. they are reporting hail in the system as well. let's show you doppler radar now. this is the area. this is kind of obscured. this is disrupting the images. this is a good rainfall. it's slowly diminishing. we jump to the district. moving to arlington now. we

through the studio. moving through the studio. see pleasant palmer park to the district. the heaviest area is crossing potomac toal a article county. you notice at the animation from lanham to cloverly here over the past 20 minutes. look at the change and the intensity. yellow to red and then it is starting to diminish again. southwest, a look at the dulles area. plenty of lightning as the storm is moving farther west. upper 90's by friday and saturday. thunderstorms like this tomorrow afternoon. pool, a good call for the weekend. upper 90's. it will feel delightful in the water. other than that it's

humid weather. shows sign of breaking wednesday of next week and tuesday night. we will highlight that in ten-day outlook at 6:00. back to you. alison: thank you, doug. larry: erin is here. erin: less than 24 hours after the redskins and kirk cousins did not reach a long-term deal we heard from the quarterback, himself. this morning, kirk cousins spoke exclusively to grant and danny on 106.7 the fan. he took the high road and said all the right things and he credited jay gruden for his success at the quarterback position. there has been speculation that kuss will not be with the -- that cuss 'cuz -- that kirk cousins will not be with the skins next season but kirk says it's not true. >> a narrative is that if i don't sign a deal this july that i'm not going to be with the redskins beyond the season. i just don't believe it to be true. it's helpful to see how a year goes and see how the roster

guys are headed and what direction things look after another 16 games and make a decision based off of that. by no means does it mean i have tried to look away from the redskins to go to a different place. that is not where my mind is. my mind is gathering more information to see where we are. >> what was your take on the statement that bruce allen made about not getting a deal done with you yesterday? >> i understand where he and the organization are coming from. in this position you have to do that. you have to be clear with where the offer was and the fact that they did their part. great starting point. great to get the ball rolling and get the conversation going. i think it was a fair offer. i appreciate his approach. he communicated with me they were going to need to let the story be known where they were coming from. i totally understand that. that is where i say when the communication was positive and we are on the same page. i

if i am getting tagged a third time that meant the season went really well and that is probably a beautiful thing. in a sense maybe we all want that scenario because of what it would mean for the season up ahead. >> he is right. but there could be a lot of other offers. alison: it 5 i seems a little division functional but it's working. >> beverages been ad in a local c

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they were fishing and the pup got caught in a fishing net. we sped the video up a little bit to see the happy ending once he was free. at that time they did return him to the water. and off he went. the next time you drop a buck in a vending machine in prince george's county you may have different options than you are expecting. thanks to the new rules that were unanimously approved today,er maryland bureau chief brad bell explains in the "7 on your side" health matter report. >> patterson at sugar free kids maryland looks at a vending machine like this and sees a problem. >> most are at the eye level of the young kids and the families are loaded with sugars. >> now the urging of paterson and host of healthy eating ald vo kates the prince george's county hit change on the vending machine in the county property. from now on they have to include 50% healthy options defined by the law passed today. >> we want to make sure we have not necessarily

but providing them affordable options so they can eat healthier. >> it will set trans fat, sodium and sugar limits. this one meets the county requirements because it includes water anden in -- none of the beverages is more than 20 ounces. if you look at this label it's under the new calorie threshold. but this vending machine includes two soft drinks, crush and mountain dew that exceed the calorie limit for 20-ounce portion size that will be banned. lobbyist for the beverage industry says they are responding to the market portion. >> we provide smaller options less calories and less sugar. brad: the bill will speed things up. >> we want to make sure that the options are available. >> it applies to all the facilities including the rec center but not the school system that has its ow

larry: customers met with a health sign. the local chipotle closed its doors and what happens next. michelle: does congress have bigger problems ahead the healthcare bill? alison: the warning sent years ago that a sinkhole in florida was about to open up and who chose to ignore it? >> "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. michelle: pop-up storms are still a concern for some in the area. this video taken in the last couple of hours in sterling. larry: plus, we have a long lasting heat this week also causing big concerns. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill starts us off tonight. hi, doug. doug: hi. we have ourselves a legitimate heatwave beginning tomorrow. we are warming up to it with the 990-degree temperatures in

we have the slow movers again today. we have been watching the area closer to the district moving in the prince george's county diminish before your eyes. one is best of the washington dulles diminishing, too. that is the nature to rain themselves off. we will zoom in close now. this is the area from lanham, westward to the d.c. line. good rains now. you can see the intensity is diminishing. the one that blew through washington dulles with hail. that has the heavy downpours but that, too, will move to the west/southwest to diminish in the evening. the big story is the feels like temperature. 102 in quantico. the rain showers in washington cooled us off to 85. but this is the steam heat going forward for five days. check out the temperature trend. these are not the heat index values. these are air temperatures. 96, 96 tomorrow and thursday. 99 on friday and saturday. 97 on sunday. that, my friends, is a heatwave. we will check out the weekend and ten days looking for cooler tem