laurel region and the heaviest storms to our south. watch out st. mary's region and you have storms comingour way. for the rest of the evening, if you have plans this evening, especially d.c., norford, i wouldn't cancel them but keep the umbrella ready. >> you can find oug's forecast up to the minute any time, you can set weather as page. we have breaking news that could dramatically change your commute, a plan to put new toll roads at i-75 and the maryland beltway. >> and private companies will bid on that project. not critical vote came down too long ago, adam. >> reporter: that's right, jim. this is a huge step forward in ths whole process of toll lanes along 270 and the maryland

beltway. basically, those private companies you're talking about would build and maintain those toll lanes but in return, they get to keep that revenue for decades. at time debate listen to this exchange between county executive mark elridge and larry hogan, and he accused the governor of shutting them out of it. >> you did a press conference and announced what you would do beforeelling anybody. >> the county executive before you, we had already met with him. it was two years ago. he was there and a part of it and our discussions. >> they were not happy andhe neitwas our staff. who you were then. >> reporter: a vote to go forward with a massive plan to put new toll roads on 270 and the maryland beltway. st is another in the

process and a big one that allows private companies to bid on the project and without it, it would, he 2-1. it passes. >> reporter: the montgomery county side of the beltway next and the prince george's side of the beltway. that eased some concerns the project was moving too fast. >> for the first time, the governor h indicated a willingness to accommodate local concerns of local residents and ocal elected officials. >> reporter: there is still immense opposition with some ying it hasn't been thought through. >> i think it will fall apart or change. when it changes,ll something wi give. >> reporter: a lot of people for and against still with this project. the one thing we don't know, impact on homes and businesses. some people are worried they could lose some land.w won't know all of that until these public companies get in there -- sorry, private

companies get a there and a determination what they need. back to you. >> also,is this a huge project with aery large price tag estimated at $11 billion. weave breaking news this evening out of upper northwest d.c. where we a learned person died in a house fire. we first told you aboutthis yesterday. investigators found her inside this home on western avenue. the blaze began on the floor of the house. investigators tell us the fire was accidental, caused by an electrical issue. two firefighters have minor injuries. this is the second deadly fire in d.c. ems responding yesterday in both instances, the were no working smoke detectors. city leaders in virginia re beach, they a deciding what to do with that municipal building where the gunman killed 12 people on friday. >> while the rest of the sprawling complex is re-opened, the scene of the massin shoot remains closed. the first of the funeral

services have begun for those 12 victims. this morning,or a memal service took place in stafford county for a former employee killed in t shooting. new chris gordon was there. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a bagpiper payingi trbute to christopher kelly rapp, the former director of public works. he playedft bagpipes he moved to virginia beach less than a year ago. that's when he began his new job s an engineer in virginia beach and why he was in the municipal building when thehots rang out on friday. >> how blessed we were to have him in our presence for those two years. i would ask you all today not only to keep chris and his family in your prayers, but the

families and the souls of those victims that died withm. hi >> reporter: the gunman took 12 lives. he was killed by first responders. stafford pays a tearful tribu to chris rapp, who many here worked with closely, when he ran the public works department. >> very sad. it's a huge loss for everyone. chris was such a kind, gentle soul, that will be very much missed. >> reporter: even county leaders choked up and wiped away tears as they spoke of him. chris was -- his heart was kind. he was probably one of the most patient people you'd ever meet. >> reporter: in the days ahead, e will be memorials and funerals, remembering the victims, and the first responders who were there for them, as virginia beach remembers. reporting from stafford co chris gordon, news4.

>> and those who attended today's memorial were given purple ribbons to wear in honor of chris rapp, and they were asked to wear blue to support thergity of viia beach. news4 and telemundo 44, they are on the ground in the dominican republic right now trying to learn about the death maryland couple and another from pennsylvania just days apart. nathaniel holmes died of respiratory failure. they were staying at the bahia principe hotel and a woman died of respiratory failure from a hotel owned by the same company. there is no indication indicating they have anything to do with each other. our partners working together to learn what hapned.

alberto is in the resort in the dominican republic right now. he will have a report fo you later this hour. now, to a plea, to help solve a case of senseless violence. a 15-year-old boy gunned down outside a convenience shop in the dist on memorial day weekend with no arrests. the city's mayor and top cop are asking the public to help them find his killer. on the road with new informatn, rk. >> reporter: good evening. this is the sidewalk where the 15-year-old boed was gunn down. this is the latest in the growing number of memorials popping up across the city, remembering the victims of gun violence. today, the mayor a chief used this mural as a backdrop to plead with the community for help to find the killers. surveillance video shows the gunman get out of the car and begin shooting into a crowd inside wheeler market southeast.

a 9-year-old girl and two w men were injured. 15-year-old maurice scott was killed. the honor roll student made this video talking about himself in the days just before his death. >> i like to chill, i like to u la, i like to joke around. >> reporter: a mueller ral of t 15-year-old victim watches over the parking lotwhere it happened, another shooting claiming another innocent life. this is not normal and will not become normal on this block or any block. we owe that not only to maurice and his family but everyone who wants to live a peaceful life. >> reporter: maurice went to school just steps from where he was killed. the mural was the idea of one of his teachers. >> my students come to this store everyday in the morning to get snacks and in the afternoon. in order to do that, they have to walk through those same doors maurice was touching when he went for safety. that will reignite trauma in them every time.

the idea was shift his face and give them an opportunity to see maurice and see his sm rle. >>orter: police hope the community will help catch those esponsible for this latest killing. >> the cowards responsible for intendpe of behavior, we to do everything we possibly can to bring them to justice as well. >> reporter: in the days just after his murder, maurice's mother talked to news4 about son. >> his smile, and he always used to kiss me on my forehead in the morning, say, good morning, mom. that's what i will miss the most. i don't get that. >> reporter: a 9-year-old girl and two adult women were also injured in this shooting. d.c. police are offering a ng5,000 reward for any information leadio a suspect's arrest. that's the latest here. wendy, back to you. >> mark segraves, thank you, mark. he's been floating the idea some time n and it appears the president will deliver that speech on the fourth of july. the "washington post" reports the president plans to speak

from the lincolnmemorial. d.c. mayor muriel bowser has said such a move could create new logistical and security challenges on one of the largest annual celebrations on the mal not clear yet what impact the president's speech could have on th fir eworks on display. tomorrow willark 75 years since the major turning point of 100,000 allied troops storming the beaches of normandy in what better known as d-day. gave them a hold on the continental europe pushing forward against the nazis. president trump and others took part in ae cmony in england as part of the radio given by fdr during the normandy landin. the enemy is strong. they may hurl back our forces

but we shall return again and again. we know that by th grace and by the righteous of our cause, our sons will triumph. after the ceremony, the president and first lady met with d-day veterans and will be in france tomorrow for another ceremony. julie carey traveled to bedford, a xhuchbt thatre suffe more loss than any other in the u.s. that's where the national memorial is and tomorrow will be bringing us personal stories from people who remember that day and impact it's had on their lives and the town. theif you live in maryland state hass given you somet time to update your driver's license. the recalled deadline on the real ids has enushed back to july 3rd, a new federal man to help stop identity theft and fake ids. in october of next year, if you haven't been updated your

maryland driver's license you won't be able to board a plane. to see if need to update your id, seah "real id" in the nbc washington app. breaking aound in project that is hoped to relief some of the worstoc gridl the 95 expressway and extension. governor northam was there. it extends the expressway 10 miles south and connecticut with the future 395 express lanes and they hope it lieves congestion and the economy. a first of its nd, still ahead, a u.s. city now banning the sale of tobacco. first, a potentially life savinc diovery and nobody knew about it. what some are calling a missed chance to prevent alzheimer's.

we're celebrating pride. two pioneerg, celebrating lgbtq rights for more than 50 years. >> we've evolved but we still yet.a long ways to go coming up, how they're being honored at this weekend's pride parade. doug. shower activity around the area and strong thunderstorms to the south. severe strong thunderstorm watch at 10:00 olock for the at 10:00 olock for the southe arrnea ♪

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disease. the "washington post" is reporting this morning that a major drug company may have uncovered positive results from an existing product but ultimately passed on investigating it further. erica gonzalez is hereith it. >> pharmashowed the drug embrill showed promising gns despite the risks but they opted against looking further into it. the arthritis drug seemed to reduce alzheimer's risk by 64%. an iternal document obtained by the post said embrill could ventually treat and slow progression. but verifying would require costly clinical trials.

they told the post embrill did not directly affect brain tissue and felt succeal for tri to be low. it estimated cost to be about $80 million. that sounds like a lot ofmoney but reports show they made $2bi ion alone off embrill last year and a source said it likelm cdown to money. enbrel is running out of its patent protected post meaning out to competition and they wouldn't make any money off of it. researchers say pfizer missed and opportunity not making e findings public and whether or could would be effective have helped in the long fight to find a cure. >> so many lives and families affected by that. such a shame. thank you. sephora stores are backt opn ay after closing for diversity training this morning. it came after the grammy

nominated singer siza called out someone from the store for calling the police on her and said it was racial profiling. they said the hour-long workshop was already planned for all 400 stores. today's closure also included distribution centers and corporate offices. wdy. we arech ining closer to capito pride. thereis a lot planned. two pillars of the lgbtq community are being honoredor decades of advocating for equality. corey smith takes a look how far they've come. >> remember my first capital pride in 1980. >> reporter: after so many years of friendship and pride weeks between them. you can understand why donald and vairrelene would remember i.

>> we member the school. >> reporter: it should be no surprise irlene will serve as the grand marshal of the parade and bill with the meyers award. or 50 years the couple h fought for lgbtq rights. >> yes, progress hasbeen made realistically and intellectually. emotionally, it's hard to say. >> reporter: for a transgenderw man especially clear now. more than 30 transgender women have been killed in the last few years, amon them, carmen in march. >> being trans gender and part of the lgbtq, we've evolved but have a long ways to go yet. >> reporter: why they continue to be activists and social workers. donald in the mid 80s at a time he could have given up on life. >> eventually i started volunteering in the hiv y.

communit >> reporter: irlene has been on magazine covers but not about the accolades. >> it's about not having what i went through as a transgender woman. >> reporter: the fight for equal rightsnt coues. corey smith, news4. >> the news4 team will be there saturday. look for our bus. >> will webe driving or up on the top? it's a double-decker bus. it's fancy. get out of our way. >> if you'd like to learn about all the events, search pride guide. we made a rhyme out of it on our nbc washington app. meanwhile, let's find out what the weather will be like. i understand it will cooperate with us both days, doug. >> unfortunately we talked about sunday looking like rain. it looks more likely it will have rain.

the storms to our outh, you see shower activity around northern virginia and parts of the maryland severe thunderstorm effect from charlesun coty, stafford county and to the south. it. i don't expect to see much. we could see more. we're starting to see sunshine north of this area. toe south, watch out for westmoreland county and st. mary's county. you may see a severe thunderstorm warning there. that's the only area i expect to see severe weather and we have a severe thunderstorm warning westmoreland county unt 6:00 m tonightaking its way across the river into southernio port of st. mary's county. look at thepi wide cture to see where all the storms are to raleigh. look at the rain coming our way and fizzling out over the mountains and where we're starting to see some clearing off un and actually ki

some showers and thundershowers over the evening hours. this is another front severe thunderstorm watch cleveland, cincinnati, st. louis, that front will meander tomorrow and movthrough tomorrow giving us a slight chance of thunderstorm tomorrow and helping get our temperatures back up. look at this in houston, a tropical system, tropical wave moving around the houston area. very heavy rain there.is thtorm will park itself in the southeast the next couple of days, means more cloud cover for us and cooler temperatures and chance for rain on sunday. foray, looked like a chance rain and yesterday we took it out and mentioned the chance being there. you will see that in the 10-day forecast. 82 degrees out of the southwest, 15 miles an hour with cloudy skies across the area. 72, martinsburg, 79 in culpeper,

83 towards the huntington area. 88 tomorrow, warm and humid, only a 30% chance of shower. 83 on your friday, 84 on saturday. a lot of cloud cover due to that system south and west. now calling for a 60% chanc of rain and some looks like it could be breezy. not the best looking ♪ 1,2,3,4

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a chance for severe storms to r south buthowers for mofos back ut s in with doug. >> we're tracking our southern zone around the northern neck

and st. mary's county. you can see shower and tivity in the northern virginia region. one heavier shower just developed here, right along the beltway and 50, a heavy downpour, 19a in the beltway north ad lake arbor and to the south, a severe thunderstorm wah around 10:00 o'clock and look at the storms at north umberland countc andss the river in st. mary's county. heads-up especially southern portions, yho will see t storms in the next half hour or so. more in a couple minutes. >> thanks. the mystery deepens into the dominican republic. >> three americans died just apart from one another. >> we're getting a new response thats pushing back on any suggestion at the deaths may be connected. >> alberto permien t our news

partner is on the ground at the dominican republic. he just got to the ground and joins us live. alberto. >> reporter: hey, jim. this place behind me is the reso 3 where on mayth, a couple from upper marlboro was found dead inside the room. the authorities in the hotel gow ganville say they died from respiratory therapy. bouganielle. now, the national police say she died of a heart attack. we haven't been able to confirm it on news4. we were on the phone with a spokesperson the equivalent of the justice department in the she says she does not understand why the hotel is alleging she died from a heart attack if the investitions are not finished.

we're getting a little bit of conflicting information in the dominican republic. the hotel says these two cases, as we just mentioned, seconds ago, are not related. nevertheless it is sending alarms in thed u.s. island. let's listen to what tourists staying in the resort had to say. >> a little bit afraid. normally, a very very good hotel. it's clean, security, a lot of security. they have medical sceer. >> reporter: as i said, jim and wenet, we're gng conflicting information from the hotel according to what the authorities in the dominican republic are telling us.w re obviously going to be in contact with those authorities here in the island and just try to get as much iweormation as can so we can figure out exactly what happened inhis resort behind me. back to you. >> all right, alberto, alberto .

pimmient >> they send out a report stressing they followed all protocol in both cases and said in part quote we must clarify that these two events took place in different hotels, meaning the tourists from pennsylvania and st. george's county were in two different hotels. to date, there are no correlations between these unfortunate incidents. stay tuned to news4. we will have continuing coverage from the dominican republic. tre was break through for thousands of government staffers in our area. scott mcfarlane learned the u.s. house is considering a new eystem for paid family leave. the i-t revealed there's no required paid leave system in congress, and as scott show us from thenewsroom, some offices are offering little to none for new mothers and fathers. scott.

>> good evening. nearly 15,000 people work for congress, the majority here in. d it is not always a family friendly job. each member of congress has ther authority tote his or her own policy for paid live for his or her workers. we found a wide range, some offering 12 weeks for mom and dad, some only for moms and some only for six week in each case, they had to have e year on job before they even qualified for leave. the i-team found changes could be coming, very deep in several hundreds of house apropriations reports we found system-wide paid uniform system be ceated and details could be listed as soon as january. not only are they not required offer what they pay to staff but not required to detail what they do offer. we surveyed 22 about their policies and only 8 responded with answers. thank you.

terry mcauliffe already ruled out a white house bid but axio says he may be setting his sights once again on the virginia governor's mansion. mcauliffe is privately telling democrats he might run fora ther term in 2021. mcauliffe said he's focused on helping his party win the state legislature. a potential run for govern uld be an effort to repair democrats' standing in the commonwealth following major scandals surrounding the governor, lieutenant-governor and attorney general. a redskins star missing from minicamp. nextn news4, sherree burruss live from ashburn with new controversy about why he didn't show up. we have a consumerrt aleor you about a job scam. consumer reporter susan hogan is consumer reporter susan hogan is working wityou thish

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france. national harbor gondolas getting in the spirit. crews have covered all the windows with the decals of the flags of 24 nations taking part in this commission. check out all the action on our 44.er station, telemundo >> that is cool. >> very cool. for the u.s. men's national team, they are in our backyard tonight, playing at audi field, home of d.c. united. d.c. cakes on jamaica in a friendly in 90 minutes. joining u livest before the kickoff. >>ion how friendly it's going to be. i >> is being a friendly like a soccer term? it got through me. they're going to be in a friendly. >> ind a frie, we call it. >> what? >> as we told you yesterday, one redskins star is skipping mandatory minicamp. >> initial repts are him

wanting a new contract. we love that kind of stuff especially at mandatory minicamp. sher reburruss is there to sort it out. aerree burruss. >> reporter: ther mixed reactions as trent williams sses his second day of running camp. adrian petersoand others not believing reports that trent williams demanding a trade or his release from the team due to the handling, the recent medical situation. according to jason la canfora, he has vowed not to play for them. teammate morgan moses says it takes a player of trent's magnitude to influence a changee >> about ti somebody like that stands up. it's not just a situation here,p it has throughout the league. to have one of our peers like trent, a very valued guy on new zealand and off the f ld to stand up like that it means a lot not to just us ase play

but the nfl as well.s obviously, scare is one you never want to have. at the end of the day he has to takee of himself. he's made a lot of money throughout his nfl career and obviously he still wants to play, he loves the game, no doubt about that but he h to take care of himself first. >> reporter: head coach, jay gruden, telling us he knew a couple days ago williams would not be here for mandatory practice. you.to >> we're staying tuned. thanks. we have a consumer alert, a scam trying to lure a man into nding over his personal information with a job opportun, y. but, then plays along. >> went as far as i could without me actually getting caught up in fraud. >> consumer reporter susan hogan plains what happened next. the latest check of radar storms. ofto our south our area, only a

few meager showers out there. scattered showers tonight and maybe a few storms tomorro. also hwu

we are working for you tonight with a consumer alert you need to hear if you' thinking about switching careers. >> a man saidhey tried to get his personal information but he spotted the signs and now we share with you. >> our consumer reporter, susan hogan and what you need to know to protect yourself. >> that's right. we hear about scams around every corner including job searches. thieves are getting a savviernd we need to s stay onetep ahead

of them. that's exactly what this local guy did. andrew has his resume posted on different job boards. >> my passion has been and always will be design. ial a profession graphic desir:er. >> repore says it's not n uncommoo be kaktsd contacted by recruiters even international ones. when he heard one from a japanese company it didn't raise any red flags until he saw this. >> instead of this job per se, he contacted me as saying my resume has been reviewed and i ve been accepted for a position that i have never applied for. >> reporter: reazing pretty quickly that this job offer was a scam, andrew decided to turn the tables on the scammer.en >> it w as far as it could without me actually getting caught up in the frauditself. >> reporter: here are the warning signs andrew picked up on as the scam progressed,

starting with the e-mail address. >> it was very suit itle. it was like the period was moved over a coupleac or -- very subtle -- or aot dotcom d jp or dot jp dotcom. >> it was shy leaving out one important detail. >> he asked me what i would lik my titl be. >> reporter: then came something andrew wasn't ready for. the scammer wanted to do a skyp. intervie >> it wasn't a video call, it was literally just texting over skype. that was strange, too. >> reporter: the strangestof all, andrew got a bonus. >> the intersect day ie rived inside envelope and there was a check for ,000. er reporter: along with an of letter and the red flags were flying. >> what was strange was that he was asking me for a direct deposit slip.

he was also asking for the irs horm t would show my social security number. >> reporter: andrew, of course, didn't respond. curious, though, h took the check to the bank where he was told it was fake. >> if i had filled out the paperwork h would have had my bank account information, he would have had my social security number and my driver's license. on top of iit, would have cashba a check and probly had to have paid out of my own pocket a few thousanddollars. >> reporter: moral to the story, job scammers should be fired. >> i think what frustrates mehe tmost, when you're looking for a job, you're vulnerable anf put yoursel out there. you get turned down a lot. there's a lot of rejection. but a situation like this is 10 times worse than somebody sayinu you're not alified for j aob. >> it's so true. if you're targeted by a job scam, you should file a report with the fedeal trade

commission, even if you don't fall for it. the fdc says they like to track the latests tactic being used by scmers to try and stay one step ahead and alert you to new trends. wasn't he so good? >> the fcc should hire him. >> i know. he's like, i wanted to keep feeding the scammer and trick him into thinking i was interested. >> the british accent gave it a whole new level of international intrigue, at least for me. >> the music. >> everything.ed lt. i will give it five stars on netflix. >> let's getnother checkon that weather out there. a rainy afternoon. is it still starting to come down? >> our southern zones, absolutely. most of us on the dry side, only roen a couple showers and thunderstorms ad the d.c. metro area. this has all been to the south and most of us this evening may stay dry. >> absolutely. as the rain comes into this area, it is fizzling out.ow

tomorrwarm, hot, humid, maybe isolated storms tomorrow. tonight, not much in the metro rea. >> tracking it, you can see what was happening earlier, rain moving in, we're thinking at least e getght rain in northern virginia and once it went over the ountains, it dried out and continues to do so and we're seeing sunshine. we have one shower and this shower and area of showers developed along the i-50 area, around bowi and crossed in here in towards anarundel county and st. mary's county. that's t only player in the game as far as strong storms go and at watch 9:00. i didn't think they would put it in our area. more back to the west. take a look at these numbers.

high temperature today, 83 degrees. where we're seeing clouds and rain only in the 70s towards the west. we will see a different date, umidity built back in and a slight chance of storm. tomorrow, we're not talking widespread storms. >> the risk only 30%. it is a day where if you see a thunderstorm bulb up in your area, the heatit and humid and other factors could lead to heavy rainfall and gusty winds. with the heat and humidity, how to break out the iced tea meter, new for the summer, near 90 tomorrow. you want to be reaching for the extra large iced tea. i'm going with sweetened,ion about you, unsweetened? >> with splenda. >> okay. anyways, saturday, in the 80s. sunday, might be a hot tea kind day and temperatures only in the 70s and rain in the forecast. if you're in the garden, the weather will cooperate tomorrow.

cloudy and humid, 74 in the morning and 84 at noon and a few isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening hours. a high temperaturof 88. it's also mosquito season out there. the experts at merrifield garden tell us,ti eliminag sources of standing water. it's pride week in d.c. weat pr for theade is looking great. then, we have the festival on sunday, doug,right now thinking about a 60% chance of showers on sunday. 84 on saturday, onl 77 sunday. >> a little worried about that sunday forecast. it is looking rainier. we had theda rain on m and took it out yesterday. i still mention a chance of rain sunday, a little worried about it and today right back in the forecrrt. 88 tomo 30% chance of showers. y. on fri saturday, 84 and nice and 77

degrees on sunday with that good chance of rain. another chance of rain on monday and probably tuesday morning. this is actually from a tropical system now making its way on shore to create a bigger area of low pressure in the southeast to meander around our region through early next week. >> allright. thank you, guys. a lot of people feel overworked and in need of aca vaon. turns out they're using that to do side jobs. 45% of workers say they earn extra money on the side.nn millels have the highest number of side hustles. they found they earn an average of $1100 a month but a vast majority make less than $500. it depends onhe kind of work you're doing. interesting about this, 27%, almost a third of the people theyd surveyed sai they loved their side hustle more than

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>> we end this hour with an emotional farewell to police officer. force, he was a lovednd highly respected officerith his fellow peers. he died last month in a motorcycle in brandywine tonight with more on his lasting legacy. >> reporter: the death of a young officer drew hundreds of people to a church in brandy wine. devon mckenzie had only been on the prince george's county's police force for two years but already made a big impact. errol walker was his father. >> outstanding, free. his mother raised a hell of a son. i got to give her all the credit. >> reporter: mckenzie was 24 years old.

he was off-duty when he died in a motorcycle accident last month. he was hit by a car on a spin-out crash on the beltway. mckenzie's funeral was held at spirit of faith christian center. >> everywhe went he made an impression on people with his charisma, sismile, ve attitude, his bright ideas and willingness to help any and everybody he could. >> reporter: officer thomas lester was in his class at the academy. we all found a way to stay connected. 133 lost not only and ambitious a caring officer but a loving brother. on behalf of our entire class we love you and miss you, brother.o >> rerter: mckenzie was a school resource officer at william middle. the staff attended his funeral. they say his smile and positiveness are missed. >> we certainly miss him. they have had moments they think about him and calm and they

reach for a hec bse they truly miss him. >> reporter: the chief of police describe mckenzie's death as a loss for the entire community. he was an officer with a promising future and a mentoro countless young people. my it's so much larger than the loss of one of officers, this is the loss of one of the community's defenders. >> reporter: everyone whoame o the funeral got a program that says he had a girlfriend for the last several years and he was about to ask her to be his wife. in brandywine, darcy spencer, news4. first at 6:00, tracking the slaet of threat howers and even storms this eveninil >> wh all of us won't get caught up in storms you want to be prepared. >> doug is tracking it. this thunderstorms watch, this will be with us mostof the time? >> they just canceled it.

>> there you go. starting with good news. >> just now they canceled it. we loohied at t earlier saying we really don't need it to be a thunderstorm watch. they put one up for southern areas and didn't see them develop. we will come out of weather alert mode. i don't see it hpening or anything going on across our region. you can see shower activity. we have one shower onoute 50 making its way towards annapolis. making its way towards arnold and eventually to chesapeake bridge. the haven't stor the heaviest storms have been well to our south and southern st. mary and ocean city, an maryl severe thunderstorm warning and parts of virginia. you can see how our watch has been dropped. we are no longer expting severe weather. we are expecting a couple