behind us, some thunderstorms moving in tonight. >> moving in quickly. sue palka live on harrison street to see what is the latest and how soon will they be there? >> still little time to enjoy what's turned out to be a glorious day, and if like me, a loft are you missing the sunshine as we kind of add it to our rain totals over the weekends with a lot of clouds, a loft dreary conditions, it is so nice to see the sun. so, get out and enjoy it now, because we do think those storms that you just showed behind you, down to our south and west, will get in here little later tonight. i think we get through the rush hour just fine. there could be something that isolates, in a isolated fashion popped up down to the south, but any this as mainly after 8:00 for the activity to get closer to the area. but everything looking so green, gorgeous, my heals are singing into the grounds, because the grounds is getting saturated. and that could also become an issue for us later, because there could be some concerns with a bit of flashflooding as the grounds has been getting a pretty good drink lately. >> here is the very latest on close up radar. and you can see that we do have little

popped up, now, in the prince william county area. so, south of manassas, and east of presentsville to lake ridge, probably has some pretty heavy rain in it, so heads up there, what we would be concerned about is you might get some ponding on roadways, and just water, again, flashflooding will be a concern. to our south there is a severe thunderstorm watch. down toward the charlottesville area. that's not to say we don't get some strong or severe storms. here is the area that is un a severe thunderstorm watch. than goes until 10:00 tonight t does include southern and western communities, but again, we still have the risk of seeing some isolated stronger storms pop up. we're going to describe it as marginal risk in the green, and slight risk in the yellow. so the better chances in the yellow area, for gust that is coy avenue prepare 60 miles per hour, heavy downpours, maybe hail, cloud to grounds lightning, much better chance of seeing that after 8:00. so, heads up for late practices, or anything else that you have plans for later tonight. we will keep close eye on

you keep you ahead of the storms. meantime, sure nice out here in the 70s, and just a touch humid. feels like summer is trying to make a run at us finally. sarah, laura, back to you. >> thanks. >> new information tonight in the death of alexa springer, 17 year old center ville high school student who died in march of suspected overdose. >> today the virginia medical examiner confirmed that springer died from a cocktail of prescription drugs and alcohol. a combination of oxycodone, morphine, and alprazalam. joining us live from center ville with more, paul? >> reporter: sarah, laura there is death has been ruled accidental by the medical examiner. but also comes on the same day that we're learning about another very trouble case, back on april 13th, 3, fairfax county high school student, 16, 17, and 18 years old, all overdosed in the same house, on the same day. and all three go

different fairfax county high schools. we know all three girls survived. but one was in critical condition when she was taken away. now, fairfax county supervisor, pat, is trying to get handle on this problem here in fairfax county. he will behold ago town hall. >> unconscious, not breathing, inside her center ville home in early march. when police arrived they found evidence of drug use now the medical examiner has spelled it out. morphine,

>> but i want to hear from the community, i want to educate the community, and i don't want to hear from the community on what they think we should be doing. this is two way conversation what a town hall should be about. >> county

push to go get drug count back into the high schools. those positions were eliminated some years ago, during budget cuts, and thinks now is the time to bring them back. >> pat also told me that he's getting emails, weekly, about drug overdoses, and even deaths in the county, oftentimes by heroin abuse, and also, prescription drugs. so, tomorrow night, at the government's center, 7:30, the town hall, they'll have the dea there, elected officials, as well as the police, and there will be a survivor, a person who is recovering now, from a heroin addiction, who will tell his side of the story. you can see it on the fairfax county government channel, channel 16, as well, if you couldn't make it to the meeting. live outside center ville high school, where alex ya went to school. paul wagner, fox5 local news. developing now, massive clean up effort still going on after a freight train derailed n

sunday. csx reporting more cars than they originally thought went off that track. well, they are making progress, n and clearing the site, causing delay for some passenger lines, and also raising concerns when it comes to the hazardous materials that are being transported through dc. fox5's tom fitzgerald live in northeast now, with the very latest. hey, tom. >> reporter: good evening, first up about the number of these cars, csx said originally this 15 cars had derailed in this accident, it turns out, it was 16 cars, not 15. see the firetruck behind us, this is hazardous materials truck, they still have a very large effort under here right now, trying to clear up the hazardous still in this derailment yesterday. they have made a lot of progress in removing those cars, but, csx updated us earlier today, and they say they still have a lot of work

together. >> soil impacted by the league of sodium hydroxide from the one tank car that leak on them during the derailment. >> lying on its side, csx says its wheels were so damage in the this, they can't roll it over and put it back on the track, so going to have to be lifted up by crane, going to have to be put on flatbed trailer, and then removed. they'll have to rebuild the tracks as well, to the rail bed. >> this leak of sodium hydroxide is re sparking a very old debate here, about moving hazardous materials through the district on freight lines through neighborhoods, and pass even the us capitol itself. a massive project is underway right now to expands the virginia

vsx tub nel southeast just blocks a which from the capitol. dc delegate, who toured this site today, says she is very concerned about what is to come. >> well, what we want to do is to make sure that nothing with any kind of hazardous overtones goes through the csx tunnel when it is done. that would be the ultimate accident and tragedy. >> now, moving forward through tonight, there are some big changes on the line that you're going to need to know about. only three trains are running tonight. the first 875, well, that already left silver springs tonight. this is what it leaves you. 893, that is going to be leaving at about a half hour. at 5:34 from silver spring, after that, it is going to be train 881, now, that is going to holdup, and not leave until 7:04 tonight.

on that train, it is only going to go to brunswick. so if you are going onto either harpers ferry, dustfield or parts and berg, you have to board a plane, once you get to brunswick, and then complete your trip. incidentally, mark tells us, they've been informed from csx that they do not expect this to be cleaned up by tomorrow morning, either. so, if you travel on, you have to check those lines first thing to see what, if any, changes are in store for tuesday morning commute, as well. live in northeast tonight, tom

>> the victim was beat up pretty badly. we're toll he suffered only minor injuries. the fbi is asking for your help in finding a cereal bang robber. >> they believe the sa

robberies in alex andre a the first was two weeks ago, at sun trust bank mount vernon avenue. police say the man walked into the bank, hand add note to the teller, demanding money. he took often with a undisclosed amount of cash. a similar incident happened on thursday, at the wells fargo on fern street. a reward every up to $5,000 is being offered for information that leads to arrest and conviction in this case. republican law makers in virginia are filing lawsuit, challenging governor terry motorcycle cuff a's decision to allow more than 200,000 convicted felons to vote. the governor's executive order also allows convicted felons to run for office, and even sit on a jury. those against the change, say, the governor has over stepped his authority in a political move to help presidential hopeful, hillary clinton, get votes. governor argues that people who have served their time should be given a second chance to exercise their civic duties

>> it is something we've not seen in nearly 50 years. an us cruise ship has crossed the florida straight, and arrived in cuba. the carnival ship, adonia set sale, and docked in havana this morning. carnival says it will crews twice a month to havana. the historic crews comes a year and a half since the us and cuba restored diplomatic ties. >> quite a site to see that big ship rolling in there. >> very cool. coming up the president's daughter malea is headed to harvard, but not for over a year. >> why some are criticizing her choice to take a gap year. and what is sparking this new trends. next. >> and princess siblings appear at a hearing today to start sorting out the music icon's estate. a process complicated by the lack of a will. what was decided by a judge go this case. and sign billboards under fire for tapping into people's cell phones. how your privacy may be exposed without you even knowingit

breaking news tonight, more on that bod that i was discovered in brandywine. we're going to have the latest on that on the other side.

white how announced malea obama's college choice on sunday, she will

harvard university, but she won't be going this fall. she is actually starting college in the fall of 2017. taking what's called a gap year. here to tell us more about the phenomenon, the gap year, and other millennials, are opt to go take a gap year as fox5 political reporter ronica cleary. this is creating a lot of buzz today. a lot of russ liking the sounds of this gap year. >> yes, it sounds like something i would like to participate in right now. but, it is very interesting. so malea, she will be graduating from syd well friends school in the northwest, this year. she will turn 18 on the fourth of july. now, many young people after graduating high school, and turning 18 what do they do, start college. mali is taking a gap year, delay the start of her time at harvard by a year. we don't know what she will be doing during that year just yet, but we want to tell you little bit more about this trends in higher education, that some university are even encouraging it. i stopped by american university today, to learn a little bit

>> so it is becoming more and more come on, student taking time to either refresh or they're taking what we call a gap year abroad, which is also becoming increasingly more common. so actually not surprised that, you know, it is happening, especially in this case with the obama's daughter. >> well, mr. kirk lands who works in admissions at american university he also told me that some students they will take cultural emersion trips abroad, and some will go for academic-based trips. harvard's website, they note that they've been encouraging students to postpone entrance to college for a year, they say they've been doing it for nearly 40 years, even include the suggestion in their letters of admission. now, on that website it says about 80 to 110 student lent actually take them up on the offer, and defer, and they'll start a year later. now, we spoke with a few students at american university about their thoughts on the gap year. >> i'm before even decide to go to

take a gap year because i don't know, sometimes people just need to figure things out. >> did i not have a gap year but i think it is a good idea if you don't know what direction you want to take, and sometime you just need a break from ac deem ya, i know i could use a break. >> i think it would have hurt me personally if i took one, so i just didn't. >> i had -- i just thought about it, but it was never an option, if that makes sense. but, no, i just pretty much planned oncoming straight here afterward, after high school. >> we took to twitter to get your thoughts on the gap year. we asked you: is this a smart move? well, 52% every you said great idea, you should do it. 33% of you felt it would hurt your momentum. and 15% of you said what is a gap year? there you have it. part of new phenomenon. i remember a girl in my freshman year dorm had taken one to dance at the pennsylvania ballet. not a totally new phenomenon. >> they do it in other countries. >> and you went after college? >> i

college, i mean, before i started pursuing my career, my parents are like what are you doing? you have one year to get your act together. but it was, you know, about a one way ticket, went off, explored, and i learned more in that year. >> fresh per second tiff. >> yes. >> i like t i think it is great. >> thanks, ladies. >> coming up: beyonce being accused of copying another artist video. >> oh, oh, we'll tell you which song off the new albumn lemonade is coming un fire, and we're comparing the two ahead. >> ♪ >> so i'm going to start my hometown, which is bill innings i, mississippi, and i'll walk all the way to washington, dc. >> i am credible, topless trek, a breast cancer survivor is taking an unusual journey from mississippi to dc. how she is planning to change breast cancer policy topless. prince's siblings head today court today fighting

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>> all right, we want to check in with fox5's sue palka. beautiful outside right now. we know we have some weather moving in, in the next few hours, sue, i know something lighting up on your screens down there. >> yes, wanted to make sure our viewers know, now that severe thunderstorm in effect down toward charlotte ville, included our area, finding with all of the sunshine now, storms are starting to develop pretty quickly. so we may not be waiting until 8:00 to see much more activity. let me show that you severe thunderstorm watch it. >> now does include the district prince george's county, fairfax, up to lowden, montgomery county, charles county, and all of the areas inbetween here in charlottesville. that goes until 10:00 tonight, and we're already starting to see some storms bubble up. now,lo

terribly severe. they have moved into southern fairfax, coming out of prin william county, heavy rain with these, and this storm near warrington looks to me like it is getting stronger. heads up down here, one severe storm to tell you about, nelson county down near the charlottesville area, that one the possibility of pretty large hail the size of pingpong balls with it, 60-mile per hour wind gusts, we expect things to get more active. don't be trick by the beautiful

>> you have seen and heard the albumn lemonade. >> now the singer being accused of stealing another artist video, for her song. one of her songs, at least. here is a look at the two videos, side by side. take a look. >> ♪ (song playing). >> that's a clip from beyonce's video for holdup. it features one of the more striking scenes, where beyonce walks through the streets, in a marigold dress, destroying cars with baseball bats. the video does look very similar to a video released in 1997, by visual artist, pp loud i wrist called ever is

hum. so, what do youy? >> it does look similar. i can get the point. also actually it made me think of just because the whole idea behind it all, carrie underwood's when he cheats in her video, she takes baseball bat to the vehicles. >> ya. >> and i'm like giving everything they've been saying about beyonce, the relationship, it actually, but, yes. >> i agree. i agree. >> we'll see. >> yes. >> but can she? i don't know. >> you know, push the envelope. >> copyright? >> interesting. >> yes. >> up ahead: zika virus, mosquito born virus, may be more dangerous than previously thought. >> what doctors say you need to know even if you're not pregnant. >> and, topless trek, breast cancer feature new lemonade film on an unusual 1,000-mile journey from mississippi, to dc. >> and, ringling brothers elephants taking their final bow.

beloved animals. senator now ordering a probe of billboards that track what you do on your phone. plus, millennials and marriage, how much it will cost to you attends 30-something wedding. >> oh, boy. we'll be back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control.

>> consequences of zika virus could be far worse according to scientists in us and brazil. doctor with the cdc said yesterday the microcephaly, other birth defect that we've been seeing, could be just the tip of the

>> first american has died of complications from the zika virus. joining us now to talk about how zik a could potentially affect healthy children and adults, and how we can protect ourselves is doctor mike, i think we're having trouble with his shot. we will try to get back to doctor mike in just a little bit. for now, we will move on to the next story and get back to doctor mike momentarily, when we are able to re-establish that shot. >> all right, we want to take you to breaking news right now in we could in prince george's county. police are investigating a homicide in brandywine. here's what we know. male body reportedly found in the road, on general lafayette boulevard, fox5's marina morocco live on the scene pie phone with us right now, we'll have her in a minute just a bit. so let's move on now to this story. this is an amazing story, new documentary, is bringing one breast cancer survivor story to life. paulette in the visual albumn

lemonade. not what we're seeing on your screen right now. she is making 1,000-mile journey from bill objection i, mississippi washington, d.c. in attempt to face the face of breast cancer, but no ordinary trip. paulette will actually be walking topless. take a listen. >> we hopefully will hear from her in a second, on radical mission to change breast cancer policy. hoping that by walking across the country, bearing her double masectomy scars, she will take away the feelings of shame, and disfigurement, that so many cancer survivors experience. paulette launched kick starter campaign to help fun her documentary entitled scar story. and we are happy to report she surpassed her goal of raising $30,000. just amazing. i love her story. >> yes. >> just amazing. >> yes, she has a lot of guts to do that. >> yes, she does. >> today is melanoma monday. with summer right

corner, determine toll jigs cents designated may as skin cancer awareness month, remind tow pro tech your skin from the sun, and check it for signs of skin cancer. great way to prepare yourself for summer. it is a good time to do this, it is estimated one person dice from melanoma every hour. several doctors offices and hospitalization are offering free basic screenings throughout the month of may. and now there is proof sunscreen can protect you against skin cancer. researchers at ohio state have completed the first test of its ability to protect against mel no, ma'am a the study used mice with skin similar to humans, and scientists protected them with several spf30 sunscreens. the spf30 sunscreens were able to protect the mice from getting melanoma proving to scientist that is sunscreen does the very same thing for humans. >> we should know this by now. i mean, really. i mean, it does help to recon firm, ofco

the sun's not totally out. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> which a remind their we do get sunny days today, this afternoon, finally. >> what is that in the sky? >> oh, we've been sock in with the clouds for days, it felt so nice finally to get up. i know. >> beautiful afternoon it turned into, but unfortunately, rain is literally right around the corner, unless it is on your doorstep, in parts of northern virginina, live, northwest dc, don't be fooled by the bright blue sky, i can see cumulus clouds building in the distance, there if you are down in southern maryland off toward the west might be seeing those towering cumulus clouds indicate some of the storms in northern virginia, because we are expecting a pretty active evening, let's get right to storm tracker radar, i'll show you what's on right now. past hour, we've had complex of some showers, some thunderstorms develop in northern virginia due east, towards 95, just nort

virginia, probably going see this next alexandria, probably the southern part of the belt way, going to see the heavy rain and even possibly some hail, within this area of showers, thunderstorms, our hail tracker indicates, hail of at least half inch size falling, east of warrington, and as we put storm tracker on this moving, going due east, manassas, probably seeing the storm if you are not already within the next few minutes, following that, west spring fields, these areas northern virginia, used to be on high alert within the next 30 minutes that you can see this strong storm moving by. not severe thunderstorm yet. but we are all under severe thunderstorm watch. and there has been history of severe thunderstorms just toward the south and west this afternoon. yellow boxes, active, nelson, charlottesville, had several reports of hail up to dime and nickel size, about half inch size to three quarter thin hail. there is the severe thunderstorm warning, looks like it is expired, but

probably continued for nelson county. these storms are far out to the south and west. however, it shows you they're moving northeastward, into our area, so we are expecting a busy night with some heavy rain. satellite and radar, yellow boxes indicate where we have active severe thunderstorm watches. look at all of the moisture all the way back down into the southeast. once it starts raining it will be raining for awhile, and heavy at times during the overnight hours. so, we have been getting some rain that we've really needed and now the night it looks like we will get even more. not sure we need that much, that fast, though, flashflooding becomes a concern. severe thunderstorm watch out until 10:00 p.m. has been expanded eastward to include dc, prince george's county, montgomery county, maryland, and just anywhere off toward the south and west. there are the active severe under this earl storm watches. storm prediction center says the highest chance of severe weather where it is occurring right now, slight risk from washington and point west, where we could see some very high wind gusts, heavy downpours and that hail also possible, as we've seen history of it, temperatures outside right now, you can see why we are

thunderstorms, so warm out, finally, eight

>> hope you enjoyed the sunshine this afternoon, finally back this weekend, showers possible, mainly sun saturday. and mothers day, sunday, at least looks beautiful. 75 degrees. looks like we head toward next monday. that's your seven day forecast, laura, sarah, back to you. >> thanks, caitlin. breaking news in prince journals county police investigating a homicide in brandywine. >> a male body reportedly found in the road, on general lafayette boulevard, fox5's marina morocco live on the scene watch are you seeing? what do you know about this? >> reporter: right now, very much an active investigation. the call coming in at about 1:50 this afternoon. and keep in mind we're roughly 100 yards from a neighborhood that's very populated and a lot of neighbors out here, many saying they've not heard anything -- didn't hear any shooting or bullets go off earlier today. but, police say, this is in fact a shooting, they showed up here, they found a dead man on the street. the street here, general lafayette boulevard, just off ou

brandywine. right now they're trying to figure out a motive. a large amount of homicide detective, as well as crime scene technicians, but still no answers, trying to figure out how this all went down. neighbors here saying they did not hear anything, despite being so close to the crime scene. right now police saying they're offering up to $25,000 reward that will lead to an arrest. >> all right, maria reporting for us, we'll check in with you in a little bit. new billboards being installed across the country may be spying on you. how they're being used to get your personal information. and ringling brothers elephants taking their final bow. find out what's next for the former sick us animals. >> and the only thing that's more disappointing than having no catsup for your french fries, having no french fries for your capset. now new plant that gross fries both. >> no way. >> i don't know. >> new technology,

>> redskins saying good-bye to this guy. tell you why chris getting the heave owe. plans for the cast tonight as they move on in the stanley cup playoffs. back after this. this.

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>> today group of seniors took part in a dc tradition. the 33rd annual dc senior game kick off at this howard theater this morning, with an opening ceremony. earlier this afternoon we caught up with some of them in taking part in the three on three basketball competition at dean wood rec center gym. throughout the month, senior citizens will get chance to show off their skills and several activities, including softball, swimming and tennis. the senior games last through may

>> i love that. >> and a lot of them don't look that senior to me. >> no, they are moving around. >> ya, what are they, 45? >> maybe they could play for the skins. >> ya, well, you know, they have couple of openings out there. considering what they're paying, i think a lot of people would love a job with the skins right now. unfortunately, few people, one minus today, big sign, josh norman last week, draft day it, means out of the old, in with the new. for gm it means hard choices along the way, today philadelphia by to someone we hardly new in burgundy and gold. six games and done for chris. today the skins said they're letting the cornerback go. came over as free agent last year for 49ers, tore up his knee during practice on thanksgiving, and that was it. >> with josh, they need quarterback, now have to focus on clearing up the salary cape, will save couple million dollars, redskins also have to work in massive million dollars payday, promise kurt kiss inches as franchi

is reds toy play under the one year deal, also had this to say,. >> people make grade decisions, have a lot of at their disposal, if the redskins would like more information from this necessary season to make a decision on me long-term, i totally understanded that, if they feel like they have enough information, make that call, great. too. i think the ball is in their court. ill react according to the decision they make. if i don't play well next season, i don't deserve the long-term deal. i want to prove myself. if i improve myself again that's well, see if i can do that. >> caps in pittsburgh for game three of the eastern semifinals, this brutal hit on the pen's, the league called it interferance. some think three games was too harsh, but one person who seems to agree with the punishment is brooke, himself. >> you can argue it was definitely lat

and white. said that during my hearing yesterday. so, disappointed, and split second decision you make. just got to live with t. >> we will take it as punishment and move forward. >> terrifying there. brace harper on bit every skid o for 14 at the plate these days, but matters none to major league baseball. harper, national league of the month, major league best 24 runs batted in, his second player of the month award in his career, only other nats with such honors jayson werth, two for him as well. meantime, snappy dresser, can he not compare to the chicago cubs and what they're calling their minimalist. >> minimal list? oh,. >> sure. >> kevin mccarthy's? >> enforcing the strict dress code on the road

pittsburgh, innocent player not wearing part of his suit say for workouts, gets fined 100-dollar. money goes to the team's clubhouse, clubhouse tenants, no word if the dress code was inspired by our own kevin motorcycle cart. >> i well there go. same thing here. so do you have wear that during practice? >> no, no, everywhere but practice or the feel. if they go out to bar in pittsburgh or somewhere like that, they may stands out little bit. >> probably. so everybody will want their picture with them, i'm sure. >> those suits only about a hundred bucks. >> well, they're fabulous. >> not too many people would buy them to wear on regular basis? please take them -- >> is that a challenge? >> my husband bought one. >> oh,. >> what did he, get, the star spanning philadelphia. >> , no the red one for, you know, i don't know, for christmas. >> oh, okay. >> red plaid. >> i'm sure you own a closet full of them. >> the year's young. >> let's head over to see what's up for fox news at si

>> he has pit burying steeler onesy. >> i do, you keep calling me out. >> i love it. it is fabulous. >> it fits me well. i mean, i was very comfortable. >> the whole point. >> just funny thing to say, i got a onesy. >> all right, i got a question for all of you, have you ever double checks your starbucks to make sure they're actually serving up the correct amount? >> no. >> i think i trust. >> well, apparently, one woman did. she did not take their word for t she says we are all being short-changed. and short-changed by so much, that she is now suing starbucks for millions. we'll have the latest on that coming up tonight at 6:00. also ahead, new concept for millennials who may not be ready for the real world in a traditional way. we'll show you how some young people are combining their work and home life in a college-like atmosphere. stick around. those stories and more coming up tonight at 6:00.

>> if you've ever traveled to new york city, you know the billboards in times square, what you may not know is some of the new err billboards have technology that can spy on you. >> who knew. well, that's not sitting well with new york senator tuck schumer. asking the federal trade commission to look into the practice, the spying billboards, apparently can collect your cell phone information, without your knowledge billboards companies sell the information to marketing firms. >> i wonder if it is also safey? >> what i'm thinking, as well. >> times square? >> the show is over for the elephants with the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus, 11 elephants perform for the very last time in pennsylvanian road identify lands last night. elephants had been park of the circus act for 145 years. but they'd come under a lot o

pressure, every year, from animal rights groups, over the past few years. they'll now live at ling-ling center for elephant conservation, in florida. >> wow. >> that's truely an end after era. but, you know, elephants they also use tigers and stuff, too. correct? >> oh, yes. >> so i wonder where do you stop? and maybe they don't. >> right. >> well, you can call it nature's version every french fries and catsup. take a look at this plant. scientists in the netherlands have developed a plant that can grow both potatoes and tomatoes, especially people who have limited garden space, maximize or growing potential. the plant will go on sale in england, and will likely expand from there. >> it is so healthy, in that form rite there. >> yes. >> add the oil. >> right. >> the frying process. the sugar. >> the catsup, yes. >> yes. >> and you have an unhealthy meal. well, love may be free, but it will cost you. we are talking about weddings, and they're getting much more expensive. if they even could, if you

and, so has going to a wedding, if you are going to go to a begged, it is so much more expensive. the average cost of attending, now, $703 per wedding, according to american express. >> okay, so, here is the thing, that includes things, like airfare, hotel rooms, and clothes, but doesn't even include the gift. it is even more expensive for millennials, they can expect to spends about $893. >> coming up: police officer's unique proposal caught on dash cam. >> how the officer and his partner tricked his paramedic girlfriends into their employs ploy. hey, flew. >> hey there, sarah, laura, wanted to let you know we got ourself ear thunderstorm warning, see it in effect, storm near manassas looks like it is getting stronger, you can see on the map here, for southern fairfax county, central prince william county, manassas, manassas

until 6:30, that's the area, this is the storm, and it looks like the stronghead he is part to me is real close to manassas there is will be moving inside the belt way here, very soon, as it moves to the east-northeast, but a lot of lightning and the possibility of hail, and maybe even hail damage to vehicles, is possible, along the damaging wind gusts, so if you can move your car to shelter, probably good idea, we will have much or this developing storm, and ourself ear thunderstorm watch when we come right back.

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prince william county as well as fairfax county you've just gone under severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30, includes manassas, of course fairfax, look at the lightning showing up with this thing, and here is something i don't see very often. they are actually expecting hail damage to vehicles in this area. so, we want you to be ready for that. let me show you the storm itself. it is loaded with lightning. in fact, that's impacting some of the live shot. it has got very heavy rain as this storm tracks to the east at 20 miles an hour, and it is about to cross into the belt way. you can see some of the green, the lighter rain showing up. strongest part of the storm, coming across 66 right now, and we do expect that to continue to produce significant hail. this is estimate, folks, but saying there could be hail to the size of 1.2 inches, not too far from gainesville, half inhale. so if you can get your car into shelter, good idea. that's pretty much the lone ranger at the moment. there is definitely more activity down to the south