a couple showers with a little bit of thunder lightning here in the panhandle of west virginia.hat's moving off to the north and east. elsewhere sprinkles of light rain in the mountains of west virginia. all this area in green is some light rain developing around 9:00 to 10:00 this morning, continues through noontime and then starts breaking up after that, just maybe a few scattered sprinkles during the afternoon hours, most of it, though, will be over. overnight tonight we will clear out and we will dry out and by dawn sunday getting rather cool. temperatures right now are in the 50s, reagan national is at 57. look atem morning, we will be in the 40s in the suburbs and rural areas and near 50 right in washington by dawn tomorrow. then during the day on sunday another breezy day, increasingly clouds, maybe a few sprinkles of light rain in the afternoon. highs mid 60s. cold mornings on monday and tuesday, it will only be near 40 degrees monday and tuesday morning, but afternoon highs into the 60s. we stay chilly in the mornings and cooling in the afternoons toward the end of the

i think the greatest threat also west virginia, panhandle of maryland. this is a monster storm system. we're looking at satellite. you see all these vivid orange colors showing up. this just means that the thunder really exploding over the last 18 hours. lots of heavy rain, they had the tornadoes on saturday night, and now what we're looking at is the rain and thunderstorms that are already pushing into west virginia and parts of virginia right now. so it may be quiet. it may be dry at the moment where you are, but by the the time the day is done we've got thunderstorms around. it's up to 70. we actually hit 79 the last hour. we've got breezy winds coming in from the south. look at this dew point, 67 degrees. this is a sign that we have summer-like humidity around, which is actually going to be fuel for thunderstorms a little bit later. we've got 80s in frederick right now, 79 in winchester. let's talk about threats here. this is going to be, again late afternoon. for the immediate metro area, most of us this holds off until after 6 p.m. this evening. da

storm team 4 radar showing the rain starting to spread across central virginia as well as the panhandleirginia, coming into parts of northern virginia, loudoun county now getting a few sprinkles. we will see this through much of the day i between 9:00, 10:00 this morning until around 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon a little bit of light rain hovering near 60 degrees. a look at other chances for rain over the next ten days in just a few minutes. >> tom has the weather here but the weather also going to play a factor when it comes to churchill downs today and the kentucky derby. it's known as the most exciting two minutes in sports. also horse racing's premiere event. >> 20 horses will compete for the top prize today. as jay gray reports the horses are not the only spectacle of the derby. >> reporter: after a soggy start to derby weekend jockeys are counting on a break in the louds before the run for the roses. >> this is a highly sand-based racetrack so it can flood by noon and be fabulous by 6:00 when we race the kentucky derby. >> reporter: it's not just the horses that are a part of the der

look at the 100 homes were destroyed or damaged by a storm in elk city in the oklahoma panhandle.pped in the dribble as well. >> one person died. multiple injuries. the twister more than a dozen in the oklahoma, texas panhandles. >>> preliminary hearings for 18 penn state students charged in connection with the death of a fraternity pledge, have been pushed back. at least to next month. none have entered pleas. timothy piazza was forced to guzzle alcohol and twice fell down a flight of stairs. >>> rushed from the field to the hospital. school officials say ninth greater, kimari mcgowan was in conditioning drills when the coach pulled him off the field because he looked pale. they called 911. paramedics rushed him off to the hospital he was pronounced dead. his parents say they're stunned. >> it was surprising, out of concern for the kids and their well being when we're not in their presence. make sure they properly be conditioned on the field. >> another parent at the school. the school launched an investigation. >>> game two of the nba western conference finals was actually real

. >> one person died in elk city, oklahoma, panhandle there. where a tornado completely destroyed 40 homes. 75 others heavily damaged. some residents were trapped in the rubble. >> another fatality when a tornado hit a mobile home park in western wisconsin. about 40 miles north of au claire, dozens of trailers destroyed. >> i know there was walls on top i would describe it as total destruction. there is a whole row where there should be trailers, nothing but debris. >> more than a dozen reported tornados touched down in texas panhandle alone. also heavy rain and large hail. some roofs and siding were torn off. power lines downed in texas. but there are no reports of injuries. >> we'll continue to keep an eye on overnight storms. want to move on to the other big breaking news. the white house once again in crisis mode following a report that the president tried to get former fbi director james comey to end the investigation into michael flynn. >> sources say comey wrote a memo aput that conversation, that allegedly took place the day after flynn

weather damage was serious. 50 miles to the east in oklahoma panhandle. 40 homes were destroyed. elk city. and some people were trapped inside homes. and were told at looels one person died. >> and, more severe weather expected in the midwest. illinois, wisconsin, missouri, busy weather day. large hail, damaging wind this afternoon and evening. flooding, tornados are possible. all of the power outages you can expect travel delays. another strong storm heading into central u.s. tomorrow. >> former bachelor star, chris sols pled not guilty. sols arrestpeded in iowa. rear ending a man in a tractor take off. >> if convicted. sols could face five years in prison. >> this story. local tv reporter, covering the chris soles story. facing nail time how she covered his is nirnl court appearance. the 22-year-old, elizabeth emani, defied a judge's order, not alug her stations to record the hearing. by using her cell phone. posting the video on her station's web site. she has plead not guilty. could face six months. >> guy in texas filed a law suit for a bad date. brandon vesmar. suing a woma

storm over the weekend prodoes up to 40 inches of snow in colorado, 8 to 11 across the oklahoma panhandle and about 3 to 6 inches can be expected across the northern plain states throughout monday evening. i'm pamela gardner for cbs news in boston. >>> to washington, d.c. where congressional leaders reached a tentative deal to keep the government running through september. the spending deal reached yesterday does not include funding for president trump's border wall, but it allows $1.5 billion for border security measures and $15 billion for defense mendsing but it eli eliminates cuts to medical and planned parntdhood. >>> thisern mog north korea warned it will carry out a nuclear test at any time and any location, a spokesman for the north korean government said pyongyang was fully ready to respond to any option taken by the u.s. the north has carried out five nuclear tests in the last 11 years. >>> president trump says the leader of north korea is, quote, a pretty smart cookie. mr. trump discussed north korea with "face the nation" john dickerson during a wide-ranging interview. >> mr.

the moving color are rain shenandoah valley and the panhandle of west virginia.they may hold together and get closer to the metro area in a couple of hours. later today going to the nats game to take on the padres, first pitch, 4:05. by then, thundershowers are coming through with rain delays for the first part of the game. by the end of the game, things will be hovering near 70. a look at the timing and more storms for tomorrow, we'll take a look at that on your memorial day coming up in this half hour. >>> developing this morning, take a look at the pictures from this violent crash overnight in northeast d.c. it happened on new york avenue at north street in front of the hotel. three cars were involved. one of the cars was basically split in half. the other completely gutted. it's still not clear how fast the cars were going when they collided. we know that three people were hurt. one person was rushed to the hospital. and at last check, that individual is in critical the d.c. sniper victims says he trusts the justice system and hopes it is not putting a man wh

getting lingering light rain in the northern neck and the panhandle of west virginia. most the rain ended in the metro area tracking off to the north ape east later today. only in the mid to upper 50s during the afternoon with cloud cover. then the clouds break up tonight. and for mother's day, a beautiful day with afternoon highs reaching the mid-70s. a bit of a blustery wind and partly sunny. then gorgeous on monday and tuesday. here comes i the weekend. >> that's your forecast. >> good to have you back at the effect deny. >>> a scary moment on air here. how our eagle eye hoda, how she rushed to the rescue and managed to catch a pregnant model as she fell. >>> and speaking of rescue, an urgent jeff rossen reports the update on the growing cases of hot car deaths and how to save a life if you see a kid stranded. but first, these messag. . but first these messages. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i h

panhandle of west virginia, that's tracking off to the north and east.rom us. and elsewhere, all dry here from the mountains all the way to the bay. hour by hour timing as we get into the rest of the afternoon, by 1:00 p.m., maybe some showers and storms begin to develop in the mountains. then they get into the shenandoah valley around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. and stall out there and hang around in the and then around 10:00 p.m. to midnight, they start getting closer to the metro area. and then after midnight, they begin to move quickly away and then dissipate. so during the day on monday, we'll stay dry accept maybe in the morning, or i should say midafternoon shower on the eastern shore books otherwise we'll stay dry memorial day. 9:00 a.m. temperatures, low 70s, noontime near 80. getting hot tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy into the upper 80s. and then on tuesday as we get back to work and school, mid- s mid-80s, and then a little bit cooler, but still pleasant, beautiful weather here, midweek toward the end of the week. next weekend could get storms and af

through the panhandle of west virginia as well.s boundary sliding through western pa and west virginia through the air mass will dry out which means less in the way of cloud cover and month are in the way of sunshine as we head into the latter portion of the afternoon. drizzle and showers through the morning hours. cloudy start to the day. we'll get this area low pressure a little farther off shore this afternoon. sunshine will move in, some sun, it will be a mix of clouds and sun but i think a better afternoon than what we had on saturday and sunday. 80's back in the picture. in fact mid 80's around here this afternoon. probably best day of the week for pools. here's your futurecast in case you don't believe me. clouds through the morning hours. we head into the afternoon. there's that last round around 1 o'clock and then after that point we break off into some sunshine and we have a beautiful memorial day coming our way. let's take a look the all right fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast here. we'll get you thr several days. 85 degre

on a steamy july afternoon in florida's panhandle a thunderstorm is moving fast. the heirs, clouds turning black. stephen cobb, criminal defense attorney, pulled his rented white suv into the parking lot of the oval is a county courthouse in fort walton beach and asked inside just before move - just before the storm released its fury. he is just a few minutes for a court appearance and heads up to the third floor where he takes a seat on the bench, in the hallway and flipped open his laptop. he puts on a display of color-coded images of the client who is doing court for sentencing hearing, a young man who was in the airport, charged with soliciting sex with a minor over the internet. cobb is reviewing images that were taken for single photon emission, it is similar to a type scan and shows brain functioning using a radioactive substance as a camera to create 3-d pictures. cobb holds up his laptop to show the image to counsel interns to me. reasonable brains do reasonable things, he says with unreasonable brains do unreasonable things. he has an unreasonable brain.

i think donald trump is doing a fabulous job considering go watching and panhandling people people are so unaware i was always a democrat i did not leaveve the party told the truth iran like hell from what they stood for a discount back from north carolina i saw no traces genders of the bathroom trying to get on with that a liberal agenda that is straight out of hell o i cannot watch the news anymore because i cannot trust anything they say here is something for you if you start buying a little bit and a little bit here and there than it doesn't matter what you do because it isal all about the money. >>host: who is taking the money?. >> caller: the liberals are taking a lot of money like george soros does anybody care the he has the plan of world domination?. >>guest: yes. is a crisis right now.s i think we have good huge problem where people don't trust what they see in the newspaper or television. have an i have no grand solution andrt then works every day to verify every single word that i put out. and then people should judge me for my mistakes. that is all you have been journalism

flood warnings and potentially activity in through the panhandle of west virginia, and look at these down around the fredericksburg area. up to winchester, martinsburg, right now, here's martinsburg. i'm going to do this differently and go a little bit wider, so we can go in. some heavy rain around 45 and 11, and down to the south, look at these storms, all firing up over the last few minutes. thunderstorm activity, lightning to the west of richmond. these are moving up in towards northern virginia. and look back to the south, the upper level low, it's in the 40s right now, into northern alabama and georgia, and that upper low is moving our way. so yes, we'll have more rain during the day. saturday, not the best day. more showers coming, a cool weekend. chilly next week and another one of these storms, my complete forecast in t >>> as you plan your evening and into your weekend, doug and amelia will be keeping an eye on things. you can follow their forecast and get alerts specifically for your neighborhood right on your phone. download the nbc washington app. pat? >>> some american u

and i found myself around 2:00 in the morning running around trying to panhandle.n't too many people out because it was too cold. and my feet were hurting really bad, walking so much. because i would walk sometimes two and three days at a time. my feet are on fire, my knees are hurting, my back is hurting, my lungs are literally about to explode from the burning of the crack cocaine, the cocaine that's in my lungs. to the point to where my lung's almost ready to collapse, which i'm still finding myself trying to get more money for the cocaine. it's rock bottom right there. that's about as low as i think i could go. think about before you kill someone, before you break into a house, before you steal something. whatever the case may be, get caught with drugs, trafficking, whatever the case may be. this could wind up being your view. you could be staring out of your cell or out your window. this could be what you see if you decide to come to prison. i wouldn't recommend it. i wouldn't recommend it. >>> somebody like me with my mentality does not belong in society. >>

. >> caller: i think donald trump is doing a fabulous job considering the panhandling people that h but he walked int. people are so unaware. i ran like hell because of what they stood for. i just got back from north carolina and i'm here to tell you i didn't see any transgender in the bathroom. we have a liberal agenda and i can't watch anymore because i can't trust anything they say if you start taking a little bit here and there it doesn't matter what you do. >> host: who are you referring to? >> guest: liberals are taking money from george's words. soros. that is why the news is so messed up. >> host: on trust in the news media if you want to pick up on that. it is a crisis of trust and i think that we have a problem that we talked about earlier where people don't trust what they see in the newspaper and what they see on television as i don't have any grand solutions to that problem except at line level i work every day to verify every single word i put out. it's my name above those words. if i make a mistake it is my name above that mistake and people should judge me for my mistake

working with social services agencies to help find shelter for the homeless people who sleep and panhandle. the ridership is down on the bart system and that bart has been getting more and more complaints about people panhandling, use canning drugs in the open and dirty stations in general. the agency says it plans to add more staff to clean stations. specifically in downtown san francisco. >>> a dispute yesterday at a food truck led to a freeway shooting where two men were wounded. happened in the southbound lanes of highway 101 near west side road. investigators say the men had stopped at a food truck parked just off the highway. there was an argument of sorts with another person at that food truck. chp says the two men went back into their honda accord and drove southbound. a short time later a truck pulled alongside their car. >> an unknown vehicle pulled alongside. began firing at the driver's side of the victim's car. both the victim and the male passenger were hit. he was able to pull to the right shoulder and stop. >> driver and the passenger inside the honda accord are in serious

you just really cannot be the white beaches of the florida panhandle against the truly emerald waters there. it's beautiful. yes. >> what was the big natural disaster -- [inaudible] >> the biggest natural disaster? how are you defining and natural disaster? i don't consider hurricanes natural disasters because we built in harms way. and probably, probably, probably the meteor and the crater, nobody has asked me the question i was hoping, what is the greatest environmental disaster? that's what you're looking for, okay. every day in the gulf. evident in the gulf, the oil spill. when you think about what comes down the rivers, what comes out of factories, what comes out of wastewater treatment plants even today, and you think of the engineering projects all around the gulf. the intercoastal waterway, the causeways, the bridges, the jetties, you name it, they are all contributing to shoreline erosion. but it's really the pollution,, again, the gulf of mexico dead zone runs across the front of louisiana, part of alabama, mississippi and part of texas 4d nothing can live in it. that happen

routing county, the panhandle of west virginia, upwards of one inch, two inches of rain likely to fall means slow going in the early morning rush-hour. julie wright will get you through that. the forecast as we had through the day saturday, drying out, lo day weekend, about 63 degrees, but still 10 degrees below average this time of year. the 10-day outlook, cool temperatures monday. we build on those tuesday and wednesday. thursday and friday and into the following weekend, back into the lower 70's. just have to get through the rain. jonathan: when you are online shopping, what you see is not always what you get when it comes to furniture. alison: now you can get a 3-d rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, ood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every

an upper-level system will bring the threat for severe weather across the texas panhandle.ut in amarillo and lubbock while further east we're watching the concern for flash flooding. a flash flood remains in effect for the i-10 corridor east of houston stretching to pensacola. stubborn frontal boundary that could bring anywhere between two to four inches of rainfall today while out west we are looking at some record challenging heat from seattle all the way to san diego. diane and kendis, back to you. >> well, thank you, cam. >>> and here's a lesson about getting rid of your stuff at a garage sale or flea market. don't do it. unless and until you know the real value of what you're selling. >> ah. a british woman picked up this little thingamajig at a flea market 30 years ago. she paid a little over ten bucks for it. >> yeah. overpriced at ten bucks. >> she wore it all the time. and she assumed it was just costume jewelry obviously. until one day a jeweler noticed it and said it might not be costume jewelry after all. >> it actually turned out that it's a 26 carat cushion cu

the panhandle that looked like this at 9:00 a.m. looked like this at 1:00 p.m. >> people are carrying it. you have to hide it like this. drinking in public. >> reporter: yes, there was plenty of trash and abandon property on side streets but with this event's history things are graded on a scale. what did neighbors have to say? >> much better. much better. i haven't seen any issues this year at all. >> this street used to -- lots of bumps and bruises. only three today. we are doing pretty good. >> reporter: six hours after it started the clean up was underway. a job that will take time and then we will do it all over again next year. >> then again, that is san francisco. welcome to the bay. >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> up next, the end of an era, the final curtain call for the greatest show on earth. >>> shocking new video from british columbia of a little girl yanked into the water by a sea lion. she was not hurt. she was on the edge of the dock when it happened. authorities blame the situation on touri

notice the maryland panhandle looking nor the heavier showers. here comes the rain.may be overdoing it the computer model later, and i want to show you, the bulk of the rain is setting up. showers are off to the north, and we will see moments of drier weather this evening. nats game, 7:05. we will go through the extended futurecast, and we have reached the high temperature, and we will stay into the as. on the cooler side. >> chilly. >> we are into the 60s right now, and it's mild. we will not see the >>> an accident on 95, headed northbound past the station in virginia. looking like it's cleared at this point. no residual delays to make your way around. minnesota avenue at a. street and bening road. construction is slow if you're headed northbound. and then construction on 395. this as you're heading southbound, we don't have a traffic in either direction. watch out, it may be slower in the washington boulevard area. >>> president trump will meet with turkey's president at the white house next week it comes after reports that turkey strongly criticized the effort to

they are looking to overhaul the panhandle playground. meeting gets underway in the next hour at the park branch library to discuss the improvements. >> is russia a bigger threat than isis? >> russians, who are trying -- who try to destroy the very fundamental of democracy. >> the ongoing investigation into russian ties with the white house and the new person that is being looked into now. >> and the benefit concert plans underway right now for victims of the manchester bo >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. state regulators say this weekend's water slide accident in dublin was extremely rare. as you can see, a boy flew off the slide causing only minor injuries thankfully. inspectors are now looking at the water levels which could cause hydro planing and the angle of the slide which is pretty steep. >>> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman tweeted that police evacuated elderly residents because of a bomb scare in san francisco today. this happened after somebody brought

nothing new at the santa rosa krukional institute, a maximum security facility located on the florida panhandle. but to today, it is a downpour inside of the c-dorm, and it has nothing to do with the weather. >> well, we had an inmate break the sprinkler head up in the cell in 2010 i believe. we will shut off the water to minimize the damage and have the inmate submit in restraint, and then deal with tissue from there. >> the water is flowing from cell matt troy wagner who is r served 12 years for aggravated assault and battery. he says that he broke the sprinkler head by accident. it stemmed from an incident earlier in the day. >> i was ainge rip and mad, and i swung in that cell. when i am get upset and angry, i end up doing things like that. >> like that? you have done that before? >> yes, ma'am. >> so what is that going to -- how does that help? >> it don't. it don't help me at all. it puts me in a worse, and worse place. >> wagner had spread feces all over the cell, and including the sprinkler head and he says that he was trying to client up. >> i tried to clean it up with a knock, and i d

the panhandle of west virginia. shower stick around for noon time.f you have outdoor lunch plans, have an alternate plan endorsed or make sure that you were sitting somewhere with an umbrella or canopy. showers more persistent south and east of d.c. as we move through the afternoon. then finally we get this all out of here late tomorrow night, meaning a brighter day on the way sunday. the 10 day outlook, upper 50's, lower 60's saturday. same sunday, but with more sunshine. degrees, 62about 60 tuesday. clouds wednesday and thursday. towards the end of next week and into mother's day weekend, a chance of a few showers, the temperatures having a hard time getting out of the 60's come just about 70 degrees mother's day. we love this next story. take a look at this group. this is not your ordinary group of kindergartners. there is such excitement on their faces. jonathan: they are getting ready to stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery...

this system has moved into mexico, the panhandle and toward the planes. -- plains. light rain on the north coast of toward eureka and crescent city. watch this system here as it enhances, and closer to the jet stream. that could bring in some rain to santa rosa, ukiah and northward. for us this is a cool and chilly pattern with us into the weekend and early next week. mostly cloudy today and partly sunny, drizzle, breezy and on the cool side. 50s and 60s. pencil and the 74 san jose, antioch and morgan hill but it will be very cool. it might be a little more sunshine saturday but mostly cloudy and cloudy into sunday through tuesday. we will be cool and windy.>> it definitely feels like it. you called it and we were expecting it.>>> it is 4:19 am. >>> if you see the san rafael police officer today they could look a little bit different. many officers shaved their heads yesterday, and they rallied together in solidarity for one of their own, leslie o'toole has breast cancer and undergoing chemotherapy and is scheduled to have surgery. her colleagues are wearing this ne

. >> farther west, a powerful spring blizzard hilt western kansas and oklahoma panhandle.hey got up to a foot of snow. >> look at that. >> abc's richard cantu has the the latest. >> reporter: from howling wind to raging water. parts of five states undersiege from the elements. in texas. >> a tornado crossing the road right in front of us. >> this giant tornado roaring into the town of canton. tearing homes apart. crumpling this tower. tragedy avert on prom night by the quick thinking dj. ran in. got to get cover. going to be day direct hit. 20 people took shelter in two de out the storm without aet idence of what they escaped. this auto dealer sthp and entire inventory of new cars, now a junkyard. this couple helpless as they recorded the tornado that stroid their new home. >> residents banding together to help one another pull through. >> it is a lit emotional. but we are lucky. we are lucky. oh, i don't know if we will ever get it cleaned up. we've got to though. >> in arkansas, the desperate search for an 18-month-old girl and 4-year-old boy trapped in a truck swept aba

meanwhile in the oklahoma panhandle.. another tornado flipping over cars and leveling homes overnight. one person there was also killed. this morning officials say there are still people unaccounted for. developing now.. dc police are trying to figure out what happened -- that led to two officers shooting and killing a woman in southwest. around 6:30 last night, a woman eagle rec center on joliet street. police chief peter newsham says his officers showed up, and they determined she was carrying a handgun. the apparently made several requests for her to drop that gun. when she didn't, they opened fire. she later died. those officers are on routine administrative leave. happening today.. chelsea manning is set to be released from prison. but details are being kept secret because of potential security concerns. the transgender soldier formerly known as bradley manning was convicted of leaking classified government materials to wikileaks. manning served seven years of a 35-year sentence at a military prison in fort leavenwor

contacted my chief of staff and said i was upset that students would have to resort to essentially panhandling. anna-lysa: the they are raising money for it the sports teams. what did you find out? >> i found out just yesterday afternoon that it was a scam. anna-lysa: the address on the flyer is correct, but the phone number is not linked to the school. did you know your number is on a flyer? >> i don't know nothing about that. anna-lysa: according to a note on the school website, all fundraising is done on school grounds under the direct supervision of staff members. >> i was incredibly angry people would try to take advantage of our residents and i think it is unfair and i hope we can catch the person or people doing it. anna-lysa: councilman dwight believes the young man who was carrying the flyer was about 18 years old. another tip, if you are trying to figure out if a fundraiser is real or not, call the organization. theodore roosevelt high school also tweets fundraisers. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: emotional new reaction to the story of erin hernandez, an innocent man after hi

. >> reporter: it ends at ocean beach, but for many the party gets started here in the panhandle. this is where the race turns into the street party. police in force trying to keep four-wheeled floats off the course and enforce a no-alcohol policy. many wound up in this station called the sobriety tent. >> it's calmer this year. we don't have to deal with the urination problem, you know, not -- not too many people drunk. >> reporter: paramedics responded to medical calls for some racers. dehydrated in the hot sun. in san francisco, cornell bernard, >> the female winner had a time of 39:48. >> looked like an exciting morning, eric. >> i think it was indeed. >>> we'll check the weather. we'll talk to drew about when things will cool down. i love the weather in the city but it's a little hot in the east. >> a live look outside from the east bay camera hills. fog rolling through the golden gate strait. we'll talk about it the full forecast. >>> we'll learn about a tactic by rescue crews that may have helped this lost hump-back whale find its way. ♪ ♪ >> vta has no love for u 2 followi

panhandle, alabama, georgia, mississippi. back to you. >> following new developments from capitol hill now where lawmakers have reached a deal on a spending plan to avoid a government shutdown. that $1 trillion plan would fund the government through september. it does not include funding for a border wall but does set aside money for border security measures. the plan includes money to strengthen the military and another round of private school vouchers for students in the washington school system. news 4's tracie potts will have more. >>> immigration front and center in many cities including the district today. thousands of people are expected to march in may day demonstrations. they're protesting against donald trump's efforts to boost deportation. union members traditionally march on may 1st for worker's rights. here in washington people will gather at noon at lamont park in >>> d.c. police are looking for 16-year-old sade williams. she was last seen on saturday at call place. 5'6" with brown eyes and black hair. she was l

this other shower tracked across the panhandle of west virginia pulling up into pennsylvania. if you have plans on getting out and getting exercise today, noontime temperatures will be into the low 70s to mid 70s. near 80 mid afternoon. upper 70s by 6:00 p.m. by then, might have a few scattered showers and thundershowers around. new timing in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. we continue to follow this developing story out springs. montgomery county police continue to investigate a homicide. at this days inn motel. police say a 24-year-old man died at the hospital after being assaulted by multiple people in the motel's parking lot. this happened during the busy travel holiday weekend. police say they got the call around 2:30 this morning. the motel is located on 13th street a block from georgia avenue. crimesolvers is offing an award up to $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> let's give folks a live look now near the pentagon where rolling thunder is forming. take a look at that crowd building there. thousands of rolling thunder motorcyclists will rumble t

coming up through the panhandle of west virginia towards the panhandle of maryland heavy embedded showershe south we have this band of showers that's just now starting to move into northern portions of virginia and that will make it here to d.c. in about an hour or so. once that gets past, we have a little bit of a break as we move down through southern virginia into north well. we may get some peeks of sunshine. however we got another little system that's going to spin up as we head towards the afternoon hours so the more sun we get the more inbe stability will build and the better chance that we see some scattered thunderstorms develop later on this afternoon as well. here we are at 8:00 a.m. that's kind of the last of the bands moving its way out of here. as we move into the late morning early afternoon again we could peek into a little bit of sunshine but then we'll start popping showers 'cause not the most stable environment out there later on today t even as late at 8 o'clock a couple of these storms could be on the stronger side and then once we get past that that point we'll start

storm over the weekend prodoes up to 40 inches of snow in colorado, 8 to 11 across the oklahoma panhandle and about 3 to 6 inches can be expected defense mendsing but it eli eliminates cuts to medical and planned parntdhood. >>> thisern mog north korea warned it will carry out a nuclear test at any time and any location, a spokesman for the north korean government said pyongyang was fully ready to respond to any option taken by the u.s. the north has carried out five nuclear tests in the last 11 years. >>> president trump says the leader of north korea is, quote, a pretty smart cookie. mr. trump discussed north korea with "face the nation" john dickerson during a wide-ranging interview. >> mr. president, you said to north korea, don't test the missile. they tested it. is the pressure not working? >> i didn't say don't test the missile. he's going what he has to to. but i have o tell you the man i have got on the like and respecting the president of china, president-elect xi, i believe has been putting pressure on him so far, but perhaps so far nothing has happened, perhaps it has. this wi

today a chance for more severe weathe i panhandle, alabama, georgia, mississippi.ack to you. >> following new developments from capitol hill now where lawmakers have reached a deal on a spending plan to avoid a government shutdown. that $1 trillion plan would fund the government through september. it does not include funding for a border wall but does set aside money for border security measures. the plan includes money to strengthen the military and another round of private school vouchers for students in the washington school system. news 4's tracie potts will have more. >>> immigration front and center in many cities including the district today. thousands of people are expected to march in may day demonstrations. they're protesting against donald trump's efforts to boost deportation. union members traditionally march on may 1st for worker's rights. here in washington people will gather at noon at lamont park in

light rain in the panhandle of west virginia, the northern valley.egin to go dry up a little bit, but it may hold together in our far northern suburbs. may be getting a few sprinkles here over the next half hour to hour or so. after that, we'll get some showers start to go develop out of t they'll track farther to the south and east. all this area in green, scattered light rain showers, the metro area, northern virginia and our nearby suburbs in northern maryland. that's going to continue until around 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon. then moving into southern maryland. it may hold together into the northern neck after that, maybe around 7:00 to 8:00 p.m., but drying out elsewhere. temperatures hour by hour will stay in the upper 40s near 50 for a couple of hours. then hit upper 50s and hover near 60 degrees during the afternoon hours. .then by dawn tomorrow, it will just be near 40 degrees in many of the suburbs. some of the rural areas to our west and north will only be in the 30s tomorrow morning. might even have some catered frost here in may tomorrow m

light spotty showers to go which you can see pushing into the left side of your screen through the panhandles west virginia. once that gets through i think we start clearing out. morning showers, 85 degrees later on this afternoon with more sun. scattered storms tomorrow, 80. we keep 80's in the forecast through the course of the week and kind of very unsettled with a thunderstorms just about every day except for thursday even as we head into next weekend we keep those chances of storms around. that's a look at your forecast. erin como is back this morning with a check of your traffic. >> 4:55 right now. roads definitely quieter for this memorial day monday commute. we have some debris reported in bethesda impacting your route along river ride r heading out to enjoy the memorial day parade in d.c. a lot of different road closures. they start at 9:00 a.m. lasting through 5:00 p.m. parade actually begi begins at 2 o'clock. closures will be in place where folks are gathering for the parade. seventh street between independence avenue, constitution northwest between sixth and ninth. closures kick

this is 3:00 in the afternoon through the maryland panhandle.s is 8:30 at night, so not a lot of rain. they will kind of pass on through. d. c. and areas north will have a better chance. we start off on wednesday with some sunshine. see how it's a little bit more active wednesday afternoon and into the evening hours. these will sweep on through. once these get out of here, sunshine for thursday. we deserve it. it's been so cloudy and soggy and kind of wet the past few days over our holiday. for today 85 degrees, maybe a stray shower off to the east. generally if you're west of 95 you're in the clear. 80 for tuesday, 82 for wednesday, a warm week. we were kind of in the 70s last week. we will stay warm but could drop to the upper 70s by the end of the weekend as we track another chance of showers. we'll be right back. you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. >>> a shooti

. >> the wisconsin tornado was part of a severe weather system stretching from the texas panhandle to wisconsin. there have been reports of more than 20 tornadoes. a severe thunderstorm watch is posted from texas to wisconsin. >>> and removal of another confederate monument is under way in new orleans. the being taken down. the city is still divided over the issue. >> i'm very happy that the city is finally getting to it. >> you can't change history. you can't pick and choose what you decide is history. you learn -- >> the statue is the third confederate monument taken down by the city in recent weeks. >> coming up on the "morning news" now, choosing sides. ambassador nikki haley issues a warning to countries that support north korea. >>> and flight attendants sue for right to pump milk on the job. this is the "cbs morning news." but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive than a leading heart failur