. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, severe weather unleashes fury across the dc region. it brings hail and lightening to our neighborhood. live with team coverage. >> a young man with aspirations of becoming a firefighter shot and killed in prince george's county. what led to the gunfire. >> concerns about lead in dc water continues to grow ywe're concerned about thes transparency. >> worry hearing from parents fed up with an agency they say is putting their children at ris risk. >> thanks for joining us tonight, i'm sean yancy, i'm jim for tone perkins. we talk about the wild weather. hail can coming down pretty hard. fox 5

at the right moment. you can see the hail coming down. here's the picture that rina snapped. we have team coverage of the severe weather. let's start off with sue palka for the latest. >> we're still getting live reports of fear weather, not only did we just have a severe thunderstorm expire in some of our eastern communities suburbs east of dc but ongoing now, we have a new problem, and that is flash flooding. several rounds the rain started about 5:00 this afternoon, one storm blew up in prince william county and that produced hail over many counties. we're going to start with the latest. we dropped a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for prince george's county, but a flash flood warning still in effect until 12:30 for montgomery. at the moment, not as much rain over dc, but look to the eastern suburbs. lightening and as i get in

across the bay over to the eastern shore going to produce quite a light show for you folks tonight. there's still more to the south. i think the rain that is coming up from the south is going to trend a little bit south and east of dc but we're not off the hook yet. i just have to show you some submission of the rain we've had in 24 hours, unbelievable. you can see why montgomery county had ongoing water rescues including golds borrow road area and massachusetts and other areas, we're estimating almost four inches of rain fallen south and east of rockville. all of those yellow areas indicating three inches of rain just tonight and it may not be over. or a area that's been hit hard is charles county. you have the hail, a tornado warning for about 45 minutes, late this evening, we did not get a report of a tornado touching down but we certainly saw huge hail which caitlin will show you in a moment and you can see all of that rain over to the eastern shores. needless to say, we're not off the hook. rain

there could be a light rain still occurring in the eastern suburbs for the morning commute. i'll take you hour by hour through the next 12 hours of rain in just a few minutes. i want to do send this down to caitlin, reports of baseball or golf ball size hail unusual for this area. >> you even said in your 30 years of doing weather here, you don't remember a time where you seen widespread large hail. and so yeah, it is just remarkable that we saw so much of it across the area earlier this afternoon. of course, so many pictures that you sent in to us through twitter, facebook on fox 5 dc.com we appreciate them. let's start with maryland. you can why there was a tornado warning attached to a storm that produced a shelf cloud this ominous. thankfully we only have anything that was reported as tornadoic not even close, these images were very ominous coming out of la plata thanks kathleen for that and diana for the second. that green color inside the shelf cloud also indicative

large hail. that's exactly what we saw across southern maryland today. hail came far and wide from whether southern maryland or north of dc in montgomery county and howard county and we saw various people holding the huge hail stone ping-pong ball to baseball. that's over two and a half inches inches in did i yes, ma'am meter. this storm went up over manassas and starting producing the hail and that continued all the way across into southern maryland places likes waldorf, la plata into it's chester speak, highly unusual for this area. we saw hail stones rocksberg good faithersberg, howard county. these are storm reports of all the hail we've seen across the area a basically throughout the past 24 hours. and a lot of them were over an inch in size. the biggest ones we'll show you quick down towards waldorf, that

that were over two inches in size. there you go by saint charles baseball size hail over two inch, we will have more pictures and reports coming up at 11. send it tobacco upstairs to sean and jim. fox 5 is in prince george's county, police are investigating homicide in brandywine, a man's body was found in the middle of the road along lafayette boulevard. fox 5 marina marraco has the latest. >> reporter: this afternoon's homicide investigation happened at this home here in the glen, it's a neighborhood that's just off of route five here in brandywine. it happened on this road here approaching the dead end, but before the wooded area. that's where police found a man in the middle of the road, shot and police would not say how many times or whether he was shot on the road here or his body dumped. >> right now, detectives are looking at all possibilities. determinin

happened here. it's an ongoing investigation. our detectives are looking into every scenario possible right now. >> the victim's family too distraught to speak. trying to cross the crime scene tape and were able to positively identify the victim. a sad day for that family. police still looking for anyone with any sort of information that may lead to the killer or killers. there's up to a 25 thousand dollars reward for any information that will lead to an arrest. in brandywine maryland marina marraco fox 5. concerns continue to grow about the quality of water in dc public schools. more schools being added to the list of places where lead was found in the water. >> coming up, we're learning more about yesterday's train derailment in the district. accident is larger than thought. we'll have the details ahead. virginia governor executive action to help more people. some people think it's dirty

stay tuned. we'll be right back.

. oh nor fall-out after high levels of lead were found in drinking water. >> 12 schools were impacted but we're finding there were more, fox 5 lindsey w atts has been following the story. >> reporter: parents have been talking to at wilson elementary school are outraged. they're school was not included on that list of 12 schools with high lead levels. even though a drinking fountains were found to be more than three times the acceptable level of lead. parents just don't understand why their kids were needlessly put at risk and the continued lack of communication. >> our school is for the on the list, even though our school i was tested in august, 2015 like the other schools. when we asked about that, you know, we continued to kind of be stone-walled. we don't get the answers we need. we just assumed that there are probably other schools like us out there. unfortunately for them,

still not know about it. >> we've been going how to the records. and have found in addition to the 12 schools identified by dc leaders, there are about half dozen additional schools that had high lead tests since the start of 2015. the biggest issue here for parents some of the lead tests were from so long ago, and this is only now coming to light. the department of general services, the agency in charge of the test, admits to dropping the ball and not notifying schools about the test. in some cases, not following proper steps to shut off the bad water right away. now, they're testing water in every single public school in dc for lead. we were there as the process got underway last week, meanwhile, parents have a lot of remaining questions about who knew what and when. also, why they should believe this won't happen again. >> we haven't gotten answers to a lot of our specific questions. dcps answered questions, not

dgs, i think they have to come to the table and have to have real answers. >> reporter: other new information for you tonight. a dgs spokesman tells me that the results from the new tests now underway at dc schools should be out either today or tomorrow. we're going to be testing all of the results. the new ones and those from the past two years on fox 5 dc.com so they will be easy for you to find there. we're also going to be staying on top of dgs to get answers to parents' questions and also find out

out. . suspect are susceptible to flooding, and some area along beach drive into rock creek. it's been busy and we went all condition red been swammed with calls, again no serious injury as a result of all of this. >> we're looking at live images of bradley boulevard at river road in the bethesda

area. the good news you mentioned there were no serious injuries. you're driving along late at night. sometimes this can be hard to see, are streets blocked off and what is your advice to folks out there driving? >> in fact, i experienced some of that myself. i was on the beltway and did have high water and simply storm drainage seemed to get overwhelmed and had a lot of gutter or urban flooding. it is difficult to see in some cases. if you are able to see the moving water, certainly turn around, don't drown. most people know those areas that are susceptible to flooding, we hope you voids those areas. seems as though the storm is done for the moment. but don't go into any kind of high water. we have a number of roads that have been closed and blocked. we closed some roads when we know storms are coming proactive. sometimes on highway closed roads but police have been busy. we have blocked off a number of intersections. major intersections are closed as

don't go around any barricades. we have police in that all the intersections that we closed we put up barricades. you cannot drive around those, you're going to get yourself in trouble. like a number of people have. again, go slow. visibility is reduced. slow down. if you didn't have to be out, don't be out. we have a lot of areas closed because of high water. >> thank you very much. we'll keep you posted throughout the day on air online and throughout the morning as impact this may have on the morning commutes. team coverage continues in montgomery county. more of what pete was talking about there. >> frov sarah simmons live in rockville. what can you tell us? >> reporter: as you can imagine, flash flooding comes and goes within minutes. i've been talking to knows what that's like,

mill road where he experience flooding. if you want to come closer. tell me, what you experienced. >> i was driving home from school. newport mill road as the light turned, i crossed over. i didn't see a lot of water. as soon as i crossed over a big wave came at me and my car shut off. >> reporter: you said you live over here. had you ever seen anything like this before? . >> no, this is actually my first time seeing water like this. >> what was going through your mind when you were experiencing that? what were you thinking. >> i was just -- i just wanted if get home because i was already so close. i was kind of frustrated that my car didn't shut off two blocks away. >> reporter: were you afraid that also, you know, it could be dangerous for yourself as well. >> i was scared maybe cars are coming down, would have not seen me with all the water in the way, might have hit me as well. i was kind of like slanted in between two lanes when it

thank goodness firefighters came by and pushed me off. >> reporter: i know you guys are trying to get your vehicle out of here. his family members showed up. you're going to try to push it along as best you can. this is the problem. when the water goes away and people are stranded. it's a dangerous situation as well. we think about with the rising water. also, once that water goes away, do be careful. look for those blinkers and flashing lights on these vehicles. it's still very dangerous out here. after that water reseeds, a lot of it going around montgomery county tonight. tobacco to you. >> thank you very much. developing tonight in the district clean-up is underway after a freight train derailed. more cars than they originally thought went off the track, first they thought 15 car, no you 16. they have yet to determine the cause. crews are making progress and clearing the site, they apparently have quite a bit of hazardous materials

>> at this point, 15 of the 16 cars that were involved in the derailment have been returned to wheels, and will be removed from the site so we can get on with removing the soil that was impacted by the leak of sodium hydroxide from the one tank car that leaked. >> in addition to removing the soil, we're told csx will also be rebuilding the rail bed. now, as a result of mark brunswick line. the trains 892, 878 and 880, all trains will terminate in silver springs and passengers may transfer at rock borrow or silver springs. they will make all stops. for mower information check out mta's website. >> metro is adding 24/7 fire department liaison to make sure the rail system is prepared for fire emergencies comes less than two weeks after a fire broke out

metro says the uniformed fire officer will be stationed at the control center around the clock. staffing more than double the hours. a fire liaison is stationed at that control center. we've an update now on a story you saw first on fox 5. we now know what killed a 17-year-old high school student. she died of a suspected overdose tobacco in march. the virginia medical examiner confirmed she died from a combinatn of prescription drugs and alcohol. oxycodone morphine and a sedative used to treat anxiety were found in her system. county leaders were hold a town hall tomorrow. >> you have a prescription drug and heroin problem in our community. we have it in the nation. it's a public health crisis. we need to do what we can to address it and it's sad when we have a life that's lost like that. >> the county supervisor says he will push to get drug councils tobacco into high school, the

ago due to budget cuts. still ahead a big change for neighbors in maryland. trash collection days are changing. it's being limited to one day a week. we'll tell you who's impacted. a woman says she was mistreated outside of a dc star bucks store. even had a bottle of water poured on her head because of her religion. we'll have details of the troubling incident coming up next right here at 10:00. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are,

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. a muslim woman accusing a trump supporter of attacking her outside of a star bucks in dc. now an advocacy group calling for an investigation, it happened over a week on connecticut avenue. the council on american islamic relations said i'm voting to donald trump and started shouting obscenities. when police got there, they told her the

covered under freedom of speech. the suspect then poured an unknown liquid over her head. investigators say the incident is being invested as a hate crime. republican law makers are fighting back to allow more than 200 convicted felons to vote. also allows convicted felons to run for office and serve on jury. they say the governor overstepped his authority, they say it was a political move to get hillary clinton to get votes. he argued people who serve their time should be given a second chance to exercise their civic duty. the fbi is search fog re a serial bank robber alexandria say they say man hit -- they also think he hit bank ten days earlier. agency is offering up an award that lead to an arrest and conviction. if you have any

there, you can call the number 202-278-2000. it is back to school tomorrow. the alexandria school will reopen to repair an area-wide power outage. crews worked throughout the day and night to fix the issue. no word on what caused the outage. fox 5 in prince george county where there was a new schedule for trash and recycling pickup. yard waste move to monday, if you live in prince george's county you should receive a door hanger notifying you. you also get a new wheeled trash toter for free. >> i've been hearing reports that people took the trash out early, forgot. >> it's a whole routine you got to adjust to now. >> especially when you're used to it. now it's one. heads-up, you've been warned. still ahead maternity leave is a benefit new mothers get. one woman says single women who don't have children need to have time away from

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. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. we're back with a look at tonight's top story. severe storms that moved through the dc region earlier this evening. sue. >> plenty to see on radar. the strongest activity are moving to the east. but we are not done with rain. we still expect more rain overnight and flooding is already a problem around the region. we have lots to keep track of tonight. sarah. >> reporter: yeah, it was quite a scene out here, sue, i got to tell you. newport mill road is quiet now. you would never know. just about an hours ago, i talked with a man who had his car stalled out driving through here. he had no idea how deep the water was. that was t

montgomery county tonight turn around don't drown you have to be careful throughout the county and everywhere. lindsey? >> reporter: parents are finding out that high levels of lead were discovered in the water at their child's school. last week, the district put out a list of 12 schools where higher than normal levels of lead were found. we found out that wilson elementary school was not on that list, the water found here had more than three times the acceptable level of lead. back to you. to a topic causing a storm on the web. author says maternity leave is a benefit new mothers get but single women who don't have kids. >> they have an unfair advantage because they're refreshed after a clearer folk after having had, in her words, a break. she wants that too. does she have a point or way off. >> we're bringing in a maternity expert with us. sh

for the hill.com. also contributing on fox 5, she is also on maternity leave after giving birth to her second child 12 days ago. by the way, you look absolutely. >> she looks fantastic. >> i'm al a sleep deprivation expert. >> how is everybody doing? you have a 12-day old and a. >> 2-year-old. >> everyone is wonderful, and gracie was born 12 days ago. she's perfection, my 2-year-old son is adjusting very well. that being said. >> does this lady have a point? does she have a point that people who don't have children should get me time for a break just women who have babies have maternity leave? >> i think this is a huge misconception surrounding maternity leave. one that admittedly i probably thought too. before i had kids of my own of the i thought i'd learn a new language, i'd write my first

novel. the only thing i could possibly write a book about at this point is how to make canned pea is for dinner. >> to play devil advocate. you guys who have babies, you can go off and have time and come back refreshed and your brain is ready when you get back to work. whereas me -- not me personally the lady who wrote this -- says i don't get that break. i never get a refresher. >> it isn't a refresher as many women know. this is not a trip to tahiti. you're going on two hours of sleep if that a night. endless diaper changes, crying sessions. an added bonus it's a stretch marks. you get those too. it's just not the vacation that may be folks who haven't gone through it expect or think it might be. >> do you believe this is sort of indicative of this entitle society, a lot of people in -- maybe not our generation but the

something they're entitled to. somebody gets it i should get it too. i feel that's the mentality that went into this. >> i see her point. wouldn't be a bad idea to recharge and refresh. just not frame it as me time. >> you guys have it. it's called vacation. >> it's called vacation. for a lot of women, we should say maternity lead is not paid vacation. in quotes. it's not paid at all. but you know, read my lips, maternity leave is hard work. really hard work. you get used to being drooled on. brushing your teeth is a luxury. >> you said it nice. i've had three children, three different maternity leaves. you get drooled on and it's not easy work. just like you said. it is hard work. >> it's not like hopping on the conference call feeding a kid every two to three hours, it's a different thing about

your boss is this very, very needy screaming tie rant in this 12-day old baby. it's a another ballgame. you get no sick days either. you have to show up for the job. >> i just want to make a comment. one of our coworkers who doesn't are children says she can understand this. but she also says she thinks that sometimes like the author, she may not have brought up, you might get a bad rap. when it comes to holidays or vacations, thanksgiving she has been told, you can work because you don't have children, to play devil advocate, she's saying, i'm not saying we need to have me time but we need consideration in the workplace too. we shouldn't just be lumped into this category to do everything because we don't have children. >> the same about the whole me turnty

working mom against the nonworking mom. i think are important topic, comparing the me time is apples and oranges, it's not the same thing. >> a lot of people talking about one both for and against. katie writes this woman need a reality check, maternity leave is no vacation. you are just sitting back relaxing getting your nails down all day it is hard work. >> rebecca writes agree whole heartily. fair fair. >> car lip says it is called a sabbatical if your company offers that. if not, it's called unemployment. i will say this, i had a friend, one of may former anchors at another job left and decided to raise her kids. my mother quit work. she was able to raise my sister and i, she said she wouldn't trade that time for anything. unfortunately times have changed a bit. you have to work. you have to get out there and pay the bills. >> just as you said, given all these crazy things that you go through maternity leave. you wouldn't

world. it's the crazeiest part about it. >> you didn't miss the correspondence over the weekend. >> i did miss it but i had the smiling kid right there. >> smiling kids, do we have that picture? >> so for all of you out there who think you need a me turn tea leave, this is me at 3:00 p.m. to this is what 3:00 p.m. in my household looks like. i don't know if we have the other photos that showed the typical day. we don't have it. i tweeted it out. you can see. you know, a typical morning on maternity leave. >> a 2-year-old throwing diapers and 12-day old screaming her head off it's a great time. >> thank you for coming in tonight. 12 days into your maternity leave. >> my pleasure. >> we appreciate it and wish you all the best. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. i'll be back. >> thank you, judy. >> still ahead at 10:00, sue is wo

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. old navy caught heat after tweeting out an ad featuring an interracial couple. >> the response pay actually shock you. last friday old navy tweeted the picture off offering customers 30% off of purchases. accused old navy of promoting white. >> it did not take long for interracial families, every day people to fight back. one family took to social media to defend the add tweeted out this photo saying, thank you old navy. interracial families are beautiful and we appreciate the representation. that was just one

many pictures that i saw that interracial families tweeted out and said you're representing all of us. great job. i'm glad they stood up and fault back. >> this is 2016. it's the internet and it can be a nasty place. >> it can be indeed. coming up at 11:00 how many people do you consider your best friend? >> researchers say there should be a limit the number of people you give best friend status to. we will tell you what that mandatory cut-off is exactly. and you start cutting people out of your life. >> also, coming up, sue is keeping an eye on the storms that moved through the region tonight. we will give you an update on the severe weather threat on fox 5 news at 11:00. stick around. we'll be right back.

. two years after a massive land slide things are finally back to normal in 201428 homes were evacuated at piscataway in fort washington. intense rain caused a slope failure that cracked the main road.

ruptured water and sewer line, many were out of their home for months, prince george's county they were there to celebrate the reopening of the community. >> good news for them. we've got another -- another round of weather come through the evening. my goodness, i stepped outside for just a second. right outside the back door, there's a little puddle. it was just like. >> it should be not only a lot of water on the ground and the concern for flooding going forward overnight. is it cooler out there too. >> yes. >> that's going to be tomorrow. i think it will still deal with rain in the morning, i think the thunder is pushing away. it's mostly east. we're still finding warm air. we got the cooler air coming in. the main concern is flooding. just a couple of minutes ago, another flood warning came out and this is going to be for small streams in the northwest portion of dc and southeastern montgomery county and the problem will be that heavy rain may cause flooding along rock creek and rock creek parkway. that will be in

overnight. let's start with the weather headlines. while some of the oh western areas aren't seeing as much rain now and most of the thunderstorms have pushed to the east. we will have areas of rain overnight. looks like the heaviest will remain south and east. lighter rain for the morning commute. still wet. probably off and on till the noon hour. it will also be much cooler tomorrow. here is the flash flood warning that remainses in montgomery county and especially south of rockville where we are evaluating over three inches of rain may have fallen. this is a different thing. green area is a flood warning because streams and creeks are going to fill up. that goes until 1:30. include northwest washington and that small portion of montgomery county. the problem being rock creek. looks like that water is going to be running real high short term. heads up if you live along rock creek. as mentioned most of the thunderstorms moved to the east. still lightening crossing the bay and over to delaware. we're not seeing as much rain to the north. unfortunately, as we get in on some of this heavier acti

areas that got hit really hard earlier this evening with heavy rain and also tremendous reports of hail. if you didn't see the hail pictures, we're going to show them to you again at 11:00. meanwhile, as we follow this kind of train of moisture that's around our area, it's not done yet. we still have more rain in the pipeline and this goes all the way down to the gulf of mexico. what should you expect? futurecast is doing a good job. here's what's showing us more rain develops overnight. thunderstorms may go away. light rain will replace it. more rain on saturated ground including at 8:00 in the morning, we'll still have to be watching and monitoring for the possibility of flooding because the ground is now like a sponge too full of water and anything else that comes on top of it may just come on out. looks like for internet state 81, the rain should be over at 8:00 in the morning, by the time we get to 1:00. most pu

i don't think tomorrow is as wet in the afternoon but there will be scattered showers around but much cooler for us tomorrow and it should be 79, not 779 in dulles, reagan 76 and dwi 72. look after that high of 71 in dulles, we're down to 65 and 62 here in the district. 61. we're back in the 60's because the air you see is going to push in behind a frontal boundary, we'll have more showers tomorrow, especially in the morning, front will get to our south, weak waves of low pressure will continue to ride along it. we'll have dry periods wednesday. a second front coming. we'll also promote another round of showers, we've gone from being too dry to now just a little too wet. amazing how things can change quickly. the busstop tomorrow morning, 46 to 63. light showers, after school not expecting thunderstorms but maybe some few hit or miss showers. 65 to 70.

wetter. also cooler. we'll top out around 68 in the district. 67 for quantico, 68 for frederickberg. this big area of low pressure will be slow to move. and as it continues to spin off to our west, we'll have chances for showers and temperatures only in the visits and 60's. mainly thursday 10 friday. overnight, not that chilly, we're going to head for the upper 50's, low 60's, thunderstorms now mainly east of the district. to be replaced by rain a little bit later. thursday look at this, another chilly day. we're going to have scattered showers to deal with wednesday, thursday high temperatures around the region feeling like a little bit of a setback, upper 50's to near 60. find those long sleeves one more time. saturday we still have a chance for few more showers. 72 degrees. sunday for mother's day at 75 looking pretty nice and at least if it's a slight chance of

day this week, right now, monday looks dry with a temperature of 74. that's your seven-day forecast, back to you. >> thank you, sue. developing tonight, five of music legend's prince's siblings appeared in a minnesota court. >> sorting out the star's estate after his sudden death two weeks. laura. >> reporter: the first hearing to settle the pop super star's estate worthed an estimated $300 million. a minnesota judge asked whether anyone knew of a will and the courtroom went silent. his sister tyka nelson said prince had no known will. prince did not have any children and was not married. under minnesota law his estate would be divided among six surviving siblings. >> they have to prove his family did everything possible to unea

i'm hard pressed to believe that a savvy businessman like prince did not make a will. >> legal experts say even if all the siblings are cooperative it could take a long time. >> they're going to have a lot of chaos to deal with, a hefty tax bill to pay, deal with the assets. most are probably not in cash. selling things, his records, his music. what should be distributed, what shouldn't. >> he was found dead inside paisley park home on april 21st. autopsy results have not been released. investigators are reportedly looking into whether he died from an overdose and if doctors were prescribing him medication in the weeks before he died. in new york, laura engle fox news. the question is how does curt cousins feel about a long term contract? >> shifts to pittsburgh as they try to sell the penguins on the road. we'll have the highlights in

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. round to caps and pens had a chance to take the lead. i'm sorry. brook out for the next three games, intentions were high, take you to pittsburgh. penn out to trevor daily. going to wind up. unfortunately that shot is deflected for him.

had no chance, it's 1-0 penguins. exactly one minute later. bounces off the back of tom again he had no chance to all. penn 3-0 lead. eight minutes into the third period. passed to matt lori. justin williams, the caps lose 3-2, trail the series two games to one, game four wednesday in pittsburgh. a lot of hockey left to play. meantime the salary continues at redskins park, quarterback chris culliver got the heave ho today. there's also that $20 million deal with curt cousins for next year. while number eight doesn't have a problem he said this. >> people make great decisions and they have a lot of information at their disposal, the redskins would like more information from this next season to be able to make a decision on me

i totally understand that. and understand where they're coming from. if they feel like they have enough information and want to make that call right now, great too. but i think the ball is in their court. i will react accordingly to every decision they make. if i don't play well i don't deserve to be back, i don't deserve to have a long-term deal. >> long-term deal is two-sided party with the agent and with us. but everybody you ask, players, coaches, we want him here for a long-term deal. i would love to get something done. you can't force it. they have to agree to what we're looking at. >> you have a lot of money out there. curt cousins is very diplomatic about the whole thing. >> we'll see how it turns out. news at 11:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00.

11:00. at 11:00 severe weather hit the dc region and brought with it hail and heavy rain. >> team coverage tracking the storms and damage left behind starts right now. >> thanks for joining us i'm jim lokay in for tony perkins. >> let's get to sue with the latest on tonight's weather. we were slammed by rain, hail and many place. >> we can add in the potential for flooding because the ground is saturated and while the severe elements may be winding down and pushing away, it's still raining in many areas. i think it will overnight into the morning commute. that will be a new problem going through and that is one of the last remaining warnings we have is for flash flooding in montgomery county got hit really hard with heavy rain. just show you that this flash flood goes until 12:30 and mainly areas south of rockville that got repeat rounds and a little while ago new flood