montgomery county and parts of northern virginia. warrington still seeing showers. that should end within the next half hour. and severe thunderstorm warnings and 1 to 5:30 eastern shore and caroline, kept, queen anne county bringing heavy rain and lightning to places like chestertown and rootsburg now and this storm and all of these storms actually produced wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour around the area. that's what you can expect across southern maryland a warning parts of calvert. charles and st. mary. again the main issue has been ponding on roadways and a lot of rain quickly. a top of lightning. also wind gusts that have left trees down in its wake. in d.c. showers, heavy band moving northeastern to tacoma parts and northern prince george county. these storms while fast moving did deliver a lot of water quickly. 24 hour rain totals estimated off radar in the estimate of 1 to close to" north east of winchester.

now that extends from new england down through north jersey, philadelphia, washington or nice relief for temperatures. it's been a hot couple days. thunderstorm watch goes until 8 p.m. tonight and likely starting to cancelled as we go through the next hour or two. flash flood remains in effect this evening as well and i'll be sure to pass along once we are out of watches as warnings end within the next hour. update on evening manner and what to expect. nice change 234 weather. jim. >> thank you, caitlin. following breaking news now. this happened within the last hour family of otto warmbeard the student's family detained in north korea died. he was returned to the united states apparently in acomatose condition last week. however, his health did not approve and -- improve and he died apparently because of the treatment in north korea. we'll stay on top of it. he is dead at age

meantime we have update on murder of teenagener fairfax county. investigators are calling it road rage and as of right now they do not believe hassan was targeted because of race or religion but family and friends in the muslim community believe she was targeted. they want justice. kristin leon is live. you talked to the family today. what did they have to say? >> reporter: i did speak with the family, today, jim. before i get to that i want to tell you about the suspect. he appeared in court today appeared for arraignment and again is charged in the murder of 17-year-old hasanin. investigators tell me they're not calling this a hate crime there's not enough evidence to support that now. i spoke with the father today and he believes his daughter was targeted because of reledgeon and he hopes that no other parent ever has to go through what he and his wife have to endure the pain and suffering for the

their lives. >> the police want to come to my home and they say we want to talk about your daughter. we thought she was taken to the hospital. after learn about her be loved daughter's murder. >> she died already. >> reporter: a daughter with so much life and a brought future ahead of her. >> she love everybody you can ask anybody. >> her father is trying to make sense of why someone would want her life. >> he killed her and drive in his car and drop her naked close to mosque. .> rep >> reporter: had he wlevz his daughter was innocent and. >> why does he do this. >> he believes the man is filled with hate

>> hate that caused her family greater pain one he every wishes upon anybody. >> we don't hate nobody. i don't know why this happened to other people's kids. >> close friend toad out their apartment today and say they were with her at mcdonald's before the attack. >> and as mohamad looks one more time toward the camera putting a brave face for fellow brothers and sisters he has one more powerful message for those watching. >> i teach my kids love everybody. doesn't matter who you are ux how you look. i love her. i still love her. >> now as of right now investigators are conducting ab autopsy on the body

they believe is nabra. we'll let you know once the autopsy results come in. in the meantime investigators will have a press conference in about an hour at fairfax country police headquarters. we're going to be heading over there as awe speak in a bit and we'll let you know once we learn more information on this investigation. for now reporting live insterleing this morning. kristin leon, "fox5 local news". >> more now in a story you saw first on "fox5". school board members in prince george county are aling fraud and corruption with the school system. it has to do with high school graduation rate. board members contacted the dpovrn nor and are calling for a statewide investigation. and "fox5" lindsey watts broke the story last night. she has more. lipcy. >> sarah the letter says whistle blowers have come forward to show that students are graduating who shouldn't be. that grades are being changed and employees are manipulating student records and that hundred receipt of students are being pushed through who did not earn their

four board members alleged this started happening after kev up maxwell was appointed ce off of schools and made it a prime folk us to boost the graduation rate. weaver seen it happen. a significant increase offer the last few years. and we've spent weeks investigating the claims that the graduation rate has been elevated through fraud leapt means and i've spoken to teachers, guidance counselors, record keepers, parents and others associated with the school system. our full investigation will air tonight at 10. here's a look at what is to come. >> the staff knows exactly what is happening it's widespread 23409 just a handful of teachers. >> it's what you want to do to make sure think pass then make sure that they learn. >> she told me to call them back and thermometer change all the grades whether it was 30 or 50 change it all to passing. >> 59 used to be f. now it's an e. now we're nice about it.

no, let's take additional measures. >> there's incredible pressure coming from the central office to all of the principals of all the schools to push kids through whether they really earned it or not. >> reporter: dr. maxwell declined requests for interview and he provided this statement that says in part, i'm aware that four board of education members and politically -- sent politically motivated letter to the govern nor regarding the prince george county school graduation rate. these are in affront to the hard work of teachers, administrators, students and parents over the last few years. he says i categorically denied any systemic effort to promote students that did not meet state graduation requirements. hx well says he welcomes the state department of education to explore the claims. i've been talking to the state department of ed. and governor's office. they say they have received a letter and they're looking into it. the governor's office calls allegations

much more tonight. "fox5" at 10. jim. >> the three men accused of killing two montgomery county teens night before high school graduation will re345eu7b behind bars. >> a judge ordered men held without bond at a hearing today and described murders as brutal with a fair amount of overkill and we're learning about the motive. paul wagner reports. >> reporter: acourt affidavit filed in the case satisfies najjar was a drug dealer that used and sold marijuana. it also says he may have stolen drugs and an ipad from woman named car ayenez.who is she. she's girlfriend of one of the three men who is charged in this case. antemurders of the two boys that night in montgomery village, was nothing less than revenge. >> christine and shadi came to the courthouse with heavy hearts of what the judge said was a deliberately planned brutal murder. neither believes what's written

that shadi may have committed a drug related robbery and sold and used marijuana. >> i know who my son s a lot of people know who my son is and who can hear me now know he didn't do that. they know my son he has a good record and no bad background. he's innocent boy. >> please, if there's no fact of the matter there's no proof do not bad mouth my beautiful boy. i don't want to hear on tv about my boy. he is drug addict and thief. my boy doesn't need nothing. my boy is a beautiful boy. >> najjars say what is yip mt affidavit was talk they believe her her son was set up. lisa restsed three men in the connection with the murder. on the night of the murder shadi najjar sent a text message to the girlfriend saying he was selling a graduation

garcia. he told police he didn't know najjar but admitted he graduated from northwest high school. it was not until late last week police got the break they needed when a witness came forward with names and said murders were pay back for a robbery. >> you know i can not characterize this crime. obviously i will say to you that in court judge moffett, when he set the bond as no bond in the court the judge called it brought ali r and reflective and overkill. >> shadi najjar and artem ziberov were shot multiple times by three gunmen. the 18-year-old is not named in court affidavit as having anything to do with the robbery or drugs. >> in court today the prosecutor in the case said that on the day of the arrest one of the men was in a car way

clothing indicating he was trying to flee. all three men said they were going to hire their own attorneys. and they're all due back in court jewel 14. in rockville, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". now a prince george county what started as botched robby rigerd when police thought was a barricade situation on annapolis road high at will. the the worker managed to escape and call 911. the employee never saw the gunman leave and officers surround the place thinking he was in the. as it turns out the gunman got away >> you're looking at video there. this unfoldedeled near the capitol plaza shopping center. police shut down part of annapolis road while they looked for the suspect and they're looking for him tonight. >> still ahead another deadly terror attack in the uk. what we're learning about the incidents and as muslim community continues to mourn

>> and targeting police officers attacked to yet another tourist attraction in paris. now they're look fog air motive. >> play ballet community in alexandria coming together and how they are moving forward following the conp gretional shoot ago tack.

>> police are investigating another attack on paris. a driver armed with close ivz at and a rifle rammed his car to a district today. the van caught fire and was detained. the car sdmroded and the driver later died. this is second attack there pack back in april what the the attacker shot and killed a police officer. whatever happened, it was done in very vindictive way. it was not an accident. >> it was attack that once again targeted the ordinary and innocent going about their daily lives. >> i never heard people scream in that nature. somewhere moaning and somewhere on the floor. i thought they were dead you know. >> i felt targeted by people and unsafe. i don't feel like we should be like this as a community. >> today we come together as

this act and to state once again that hatred and evil of this kind will never succeed >> another ait's invested as act of terror and hate crime. >> police have arrested a man in connection with the tack. benjamin hall has more from london. >> reporter: it happened in one of london's most diverse neighbors a van plowing into a group of pedestrian early monday morning outside a mosque and community center and at least one person is dead and a dozen others injured. police are calling it a possible act of terror it muslims said to be specifically targeted. london praising leaders to keeping suspect until the police arrived. >> and made citizens arrests and stop and apprehended this

>> u.s. ill tin intelligence with counter parts and ties to international terrorism. national security council issuing a statement saying in part the president council ter rivrm advisor and senior stuff attracting the park incident in london. theresa may is urging calm and promising to crackdown on extremism following three attacks in the past three months. >> hatred and evil this kind will never succeed. >> mean while members of local muslim community say they're in shock and urging police to investigate the attack as hate crime. >> an attack on one faith is attack an all faith and communities. >> i feel targeted. i feel unsafe. i don't feel like we you be like this as a community. >> prime minister theresa may calling emergency meeting of kob raxt to try to coordinate the government's response taking it to the people. >> ronica

congressman's town hall going on tonight. ronica. >> jim, sarah i'm with the congressman where will you be tonight. >> town hall meeting aning questions from citizens ais cot district. >> we'll take you to the congressman after the break. >> plus teaming up to tackle car thefts. what police are doing to help prevent people in the district from becoming victims of those smash and grab robberies. >> and this one community tries to crackdown on car thefts and another senior rise in break in and another warping from police tonight. >> if you have a story idea we want to hear from you. "fox5" tip line is number on your scene fox5tips@wttg.com or email us your tips fox5tips@wttg.com or 202-895-3000.

>> to virginia now congressman jerry conley is hosting a job tonight. and their questions and concerns. >> "fox5" political reporter live in annandale and what's going on tonight at the town hall. hi, ronica. >> hey, jim, sarah, congressman thank you for being us with today. >> my pleasure. first i want to ask you about after last week's shooting at republican practice there's a lot of happened holding and talk about bipartisanship and unity and why is this time to us as viewers and constituents going to be any different from other times when there's talk of bipartisanship on the hill? >> well, i hope it's somber reminder of how extremism gets out of hand and leads to violence and that maybe will soften rhetoric

mondayization. that may be too much to ask and hopefully it wears off. but that is my hope. >> one of the topics before it onens for questions right now there's criticism and also some support for the fact that you got 13 gop law makers discussing bills behind closed doors sdm when we passed affordable care act did you read the bill where why you rushing it through. we had public hears and town hall meeting nothing was done in secret. and di read the whole bill and i find it outrageous that the very people who criticize the process in 2009 are making example out of secrecy. >> democrats and republicans of course acknowledged there are problems

care act as it is today. what is one thing wow like to see whether behind closed doors or in the open address or fix for constituents. >> i would like to see the republicans join us in trying to encourage more insurance companies to participate in the scainks. we've had several leave who had two expand or come into markets in the last month. but, the more they continue to diskurming it and talk it down the more they create a market uncertainty. so how about joining with us and stabilizing the market and making sure 23 million americans don't lose healthcare which republican plan would do. >> we're all waiting what comes out of closed doors. i'll go to town hall and chat with constituents for 5@630 and final 5, jim, congressman will join me on snap chat. back to you. >> final five every night 11:30 on "fox5". we'll see you tonight, thank you. >> bringing a community back together.

came to rescue in alexandria are honored tonight. anjali. >> jim, sarah, today's reopening ceremony of this baseball field where a gunman opened fire on the team has been postponed due to warm. coming up hear how alexandria police fire and emergency personnel put lives on the line that day to save others. sarah. >> body discovered in the potomac river. the search for clues as d.c. mees continue to investigate tonight. >> and seven navy sailors found dead after a collision this week within a local man

>> here's a look at top headlines working investigate a body in the potomac river discovered of:30 floating in small channel between roosevelt eye lend and virginia shoreline. d.c. fire water rescue unit was first to respond and investigation is now in the hands of d.c. police. >> nearly four years ago u.s. postal worker was killed in maryland and murder of tie on barnett remains unsolved. police knocked on doors today hoping someone might find information that leads to barnett's killer. >> as congressman steve scalise and four others recover from the shooting in alexandria we want to tell about you a blood droyv. how uty whip of north carolina and services across and that blood

tomorrow and. >> and this say day if you didn't have an umbrella at the ready you may have been in a bit of trouble. >> you can see the rain dots kind of on the lens out there too on the camera. >> i can tell you caitlin i was driving in interstate 70 and it was an absolute mess. i cannot see anything out there. >> we had torrential rain. visibility was down to zero. i'm glad you're sitting right here. >> safe and sound, jim. you survived the storm. you tried to pull over or take shelter as storms come through and pictures of incoming storms and this from one of our twitter friends in northern virginia. and that is called a gust and that's when you get warning sign that the rain is about to come. that rush of air and whipped gust out ahead of the storm. we had several reports of wind gusts or wind damage around the area. mainly from the metro and points west where this storm peaked at intensity.

district to tople a tree an a car. vermont avenue and l street. that's a large tree and in middle of city that's problematic. and 66 several other reports ever wind damaged trees down including thunderstorm wind gust and just about 60 miles an hour and 5 miles an hour chantilly high school. the severe threat is over for immediate metro. we're getting showers on back edge of that. that will be light rain moving into the district momentarily. we have a couple of leftover severe thunderstorm warnings mainly across the bay. from this area heavy rain and lightning crossing calvert county and into the eastern shore. severe thunderstorm warning continue eastern shore to portions of delaware. well, nice relief from the heat after those storms pass. look at temperatures. we were close to 90 earlier this afternoon and now rain cooled air everyone is in the 70s. 76 washington and 71 baltimore and 72 westminster and 7 9 cumberland what the sun came back out. future cast showing

south and east of us and will continue to move quickly south and east of us. severe thunderstorm watch is dropped for areas north and west including washington metro and we clear out and it will turn into partly cloudy skies overnight and no prob problems. and evening planner leftover thunderstorms south and east through 7 p.m. by 9 p.m. maybe leftover shower south and east and 11 p.m. we sul should all be done with any rain. i'll have the details with the 7 day forecast ahead. sarah, jim. >> it's been a week since shoot ago tack on keping grassal baseball team that rocked the neighborhood of alexandria. alexandria police chief and other officials recognized officer and public safety employees that rushed to the danerous scene. >> they have an opening ceremony for the little league baseball field that turned into a crime scene. you said it's been rained out but

what happened there. >> right, jim, sarah, today's ceremony unfortunately has been postponed. and they hoped to he introduce baseball field and sports complex to the thousands of kids that play on it every week that this is still a safe and happy place. however, the rain did rain out that event. earlier today the city recognized many alexandria police, fire and emergency personnel who helped save lives and showed courage under fire. and at today's press conference alexandria police released these pictures of the three officers who were first on the scene. and putting their lives on the line running toward the bullets to stop the shooter. james hodgkin son the first two are rock is, officer nicole bataglia on the force for a year and a half and alexander jensen has been with the department for two years and then finally, officer kevin jobe after veteran of 16 years on the force. and the police chief says all three officers were on scene

dispatched call and chief says when officer batali arrived she ran toward the gunfire becoming pinned and taking shelt area louing the other two officers jenson and jobe to come in while the attention was focused on her. while in gunfire jobe and jensen were able to neutralize the situation and suspect wept down. all this within less than five minute after that first dispatched call went out. also today, other fire and ems personnel that responded were thanked and recognized for quick and brave work treating all injured including shooter. mean while it's about almost a week sint the shoot and this del ray neighborhood and city of dooe is ready to 34506 on. >> i talked to each of the officers several times and starts with how are you doing xing i mean what they went through is not something most people go through. not this in this business. we train for it all the time. they're doing fine. and they're good officers and they're strong

they made a really good decision and i'm damn proud of them. >> to the children and fa families we're incredibly safe peaceful city and that night we marched hundreds of us marched down mount vernon avenue together in a walk of solidarity. >> this is a very special community we love it here. it's alexandria is all about community so really last weak now and time of gratitude and we know how lucky we are because those as we as citizens runaway from dai daipinger there's those in public safety standing right with me and those in the city are identifies and all our public safety team that run toward the danger. >> the things that this city is the washington region does because of where we live we

have to bounce back. because we're just saturated every day with the national and international news and it's just how we have to cope with it and coping mechanisms we have to teach our children today that you have to develop coping mechanisms. >> that reopening ceremony is now planned for tomorrow evening at 6:00. they're trying to spread the word hoping folks will come out here. it should be a great event. meanwhile guys i can tell you no alexandria moyvrz were hurt administrative leave pending outcome of the investigation. and which is of course standard procedure. live in alexandria. anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> anjali thank you "fox5" is tracking metro and safe track. almost over. final search started

sunday. what does this round mean. no red line trains between shady grove and spinning br brook. they will transport ride others to time destinations. >> also in the districts mayor bowser and d.c. police officers teamed up to offer residents tips on how to avoid the smash and grab car theft you hear about. some tips included removing keys from the ignition obviously and making sure your windows are closed and locking your doors and keeping valuable items out of site. officers were out in the district today leaving mock tickets on cars they identified as perfect target for thieves. >> we are focused on theft from another and also theft and package thefts and we know where things are and the person that steals from package on the force is same person doing the theft. it's an opportunistic crime right. so when we can do those things and arrest that person we may not get them from the theft

from pack am theft or stealing a bike out of somebody's yard and that may be one in the same person. >> today's effort was part of the back to basics program. you can keep up with it on social media using #back to basics db. >> car break ins on the rise. we reported this. 21 break ins reported thursday and seven friday and 11 break ins on saturday and suptd and some of the items stolen include tools and electronics. good morning, everybody hide your valuables in your car or throw them in the trunk. >> lincoln memorial reflecting pool forgoing a thorough cleaning. the pool was closed several days last week. it could be draped and treated for a -- found in the water. officials say that par site which grows on snailz led to the death of 80 ducks. it's also known to cause skin rashs in humans, too. >> we were able to not only clean

elevator levels of par sites that had killed some ducklings in the pond. we have taken care of that. we also took the opportunities while empty to do some minor mechanical work and clean out allergy that developed at the east end of the pool and everything was successful. vrnl the pool is expected to officially reopen sometime tomorrow. >> nice and clean. >> coming up new details emerging on the death of carry fisher. >> and what we're learning of the cocktail of drugs in her system at the time. >> and supreme court sides with free speech the ruling that protects offensive trademarks. we'll be back

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what may have contributed to the death of carrie fisher. the 60-year-old died from sleep app fee aand other factors including heart disease. today a toxicology report says fisher had a number of drugs in her system when she became ill on a plane last year. cocaine, heroin and he can tasy. investigate towards say they could not determine what impact the drugs had on her death. >> we're learning new details about the 7 u.s. navy sailors his father lost his only son an best friend. >> he was trying -- i thank god who wants to

child. >> meantime investigators continue searching for cause of collision. accident like this are very rare. new tonight supreme court ruled allowing barring offensive trademark violates free speech. this despite -- the dispute rather involves government refusing to register trademark for band's name called, the slants because it's considered offensive to asians. in ain't no ruling the law determined disparagement clause violates first amendment. >> supreme court decision also could impact the washington redskins and legal fight over loss of trademark. back in 2014 patent office took away redskins trademark after native americans complained saying the redskins name was offensive. muriel bowser weighed in on the court decision. >> i think you heard from fans and washingtonians concerned about the name and my feeling i

dealt with. the issue will come to a head at some point. >> the team signaled no intention to change the name and layer presidentialing the team says high court ruling resolves the long standing dispute with the government. not so fast the redskins case pending with federal appeals court. >> on the way a teptder moment between u.s. open chatp brook and his girlfriend going viral not for the reason you may think. >> it was awkward, on-air mix-up to make you craneth to say the least. >> sarah, we had severe thunderstorms move through earlier this afternoon. lucky that was cleared. lingering strong storms on the eastern shore and this cold front will usher in more comfortable weather. plus traffic getting interesting if we have second tropical storm of the season now named earlier this afternoon. i'm live you a look at that in the 7 day forecast coming up when we

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didn't take note of who it was and sorry what was that jamie. she's goggling. you said in first part of it jenna sims. >> jenna not janice. >> all right. we're -- poor guy. >> she'll be mad when she hears about janice. >> all right. well we do know we had a an active afternoon. happy to say those storms passed metro and still leaving gloomy out there and fog. kind of log fog in my brain now on the lens there with some leftover showers push tluing d.c.. all excitement if you saw it earlier it afternoon is all we will see for tonight. weather headlines let's begin with what is happening this evening. we can go to our graphics. that is great. showers and storms this evening moving out and init wake is

to east. much quieter tuesday ahead and more comfortable weather. mo less humidity tomorrow and warm. without that humidity will feel good. 90 degrees are back later this week. >> stormtracker a few showers moving must the beltway and storms diminish quickly. they push through the western suburbs very fiercely and even though they are still bringing this minus storms bringing heavy rain and lightning to the eastern shore quickly past our area. let's zoom in. severe thunderstorms warping for parts of eastern shore to delaware. this is anywhere from annapolis where they still get light to moderate rain and did have strong whipped come through and down through cambridge and chesapeake ran. estates where you see heavy rain. and very strong wind gusts on leading edge of that storm system. again that goes all the way back to extreme southern maryland clearing places like charles county and st. mary country. leftover showers east of 5 acotion potomac

and severe thunderstorms dropped and they're hanging on a little longer for southern maryland until storms clear. once they do the watch will be dropped and look at that flash flood watch dropped as we're on the air here. much more comfortable behind this. temperatures 70s. 76 washington and 7 dulles and 77 martinsburg and mostly cloudy. we should start to clear out by tomorrow and surprise is out behind the cold front tuesday. break from humidity been a very humid through days over the weekend and this afternoon. it will feel nice. high temperatures in the 0s. warm. we'll have strong sunshine out there and but it's actually perfect day to be at the pool and with most kid out of school this is where they want to be. forget tuesdays out doors and brights subshine and temperatures upper 80s. all right. i want to meping this we have been watching two low pressure items systems one in the gulf and baca long the gulf of south america and it developed into tropical storm. the secondam

brett and brett has winds sustained at 40 miles an hour moving west northwest 30 miles an hour and most models are projecting brett to kind of skim south american coastline from venezuela to columbia to yucatan and we'll keep you updated if it strengths through tonight. heavy rain tonight and skies clearing tomorrow 88. passing clouds. but sunshine and less humidity will feel nice. mostly sunny wednesday, 87 and then that heat and humidity creeps back in thursday including chance for storm friday. storms possible through the weekend. looks like next weekend maybe not as hot as the weekend but hot. >> thanks, caitlin. you too, fighting against online terrorism some changes making videos that violate guidelines that come with the warning. those videos will not be with ad and users cannot comment on content. youtube will use what

ing to reach potential isis recruits and redirect them to anti terrorism videos. >> colorado is considering banning preteens from owning cell phones. retailers would be required to ask the age of primary cellphone user before the sale. retail whorz violate the law would get a warning on first offense and could face a fine for any additional violations. >> a judge in ohio known for unusual punishments is taking action against drunk drives ordering them to download the uber and lift apps on phones as condition of probation. and judge michael chick yn netti hopes the drivers will take advantage of the technology that exists and attach a ride instayed of getting behind the wheel and driving drunk. the key is they have to use it. >> taxi companies are not happy. the taxi companies are saying use us? and uber and lyft happy about that. >> and reuniting sick ground mother with a be loved pet. >>

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is. listen to this story readingen the internet. a california woman pulled up a student to cheer up a grandmother in the hospital. she knew she would be happy did she could be reunited with her dogs she snuck her into the hospital acting as if she was carrying a baby. she had the dog swadeled in the blanket and once grandmother saw the dog she was thrilled. patsy of course was thrilled to see her owner. >> how cute. >> there's a lot of hospitals that allow visiting hours for pets. any grandfather loved seeing his dog when in the hospital. that was a big deal. >> maybe they didn't have those or think she could have have it. >> it's usually confined it a certain time depending on the hospital. >> as long

park. >> then it's all over. >> funny looking babe. >> funny looking baby. >> all right. thanks for joining us here at 5. >> the news at 6 begins right now. >>. >> what police believe led to the murder. >> i love my boy. i have to be strong all way until just myself. >> a father demand justice after his son and a friend were gunned down on the eave of their high school graduation. and all that heat and humidity from the weekend comes around making perfect recipe for severe storms. the news at 6 starts now. >> and those severe storms are popping up across the region this afternoon. time tony perkins.

>> shawn has the night off the storm left tens of thousands of people without power. dominion virginia reports more than 27,000 people in the dark. pepco has nearly 5,000 customers without power and most outages are in prince george country. pge fewer than 2,000 in howard, montgomery and prince george are without light and tonight risk of flash nodding and high wind remains high across the region. let's get to caitlin roth in the weather center. >> tope we had a strong line of thunderstorms coming through the metro this afternoon. it is still moving across portions of eastern sure and northern neck of virginia and moving off sure within the next hour or so. we saw a few storms reported around the area including winds not just here in metro built parts of norp vir ver and power outages marina adjust mentioned. here's radar right now. threat for severe weather far east of d.c. active severe thunderstorm warnings and pa