culpeper on the storm tracker, six to 18, amityville, 6:29. we will track more storms further south. right now, you know who is tracking storms? melissa. what's up? >> reporter: we are in leesburg, and you've been talking about the severe thunderstorm watch coming out. so far things have been quiet, but i want to show you what it looks like. we have building clouds out the front and we turn it to the side and the clouds are looking ominous. for the moment, those warnings are northwest of us are watching the storms near charlottesville. we will see what they do if they push up northeast. so right now it is just mild. it's muggy and windy. we have had wind gust 30 miles per hour. we will keep an eye on the skies. we will bring more coverage if we start to see anything popping up here. bruce? >> thanks for that. don't forget, track severe weather anytime and gets normally right to your mobile device. just download our free app. >>> congressional leaders are backing the new spending bereement that if passed would presidency. >> this is president t

the amityville "get out." "too bad we can't stay, baby." making a movie for black people but i didn't want to exclude anybody. >> rose: have you always wanted to be a filmmaker? >> ever since i was about 13, 13, 14, i wanted to be a director. and i just iefs just so transported by my favorite movies. movies like equal eightien" and "aliens," and "edward scissorhands," "terminator." spielberg movies. i was just so passionate, and it hurt. and i think it hurt so bad that it sort of scared me away from that fair qiel. >> rose: into comedy. >> into comedy but it was a good thing. it was what i needed to get my full training. >> rose: and when you thought about being a director, did you think about wanting to direct a horror film? >> yeah, i did. i did. and, you know, i-- i basically love all the fun genres, i would say, like action, sci-fi, horror. buttening the title of, like, a horror or tour would probably be the coolest thing for me. >> rose: how did you work towards this? i mean, you went the comedy route. >>y went the comedy route. >> ros

that's where part of the title came from this amityville title of get out. . i was making a movie for black people but i doesn't want to exclude anybody. >> charlie: have you always wanted to be a filmmaker? >> since i was 13, 14 i wanted to be a director. i was so transported by my favorite movies like "alien" and "edward scissorhands" and it scared me for a while into comedy but it was a good thing. it was what i needed to get my full training i think. >> charlie: when you thought about being a director did you think about trying to direct a horror film? >> yeah, i did. i basically like all the fun genres, action, sci-fi, horror. i think the title of a horror would be the coolest thing for me. >> charlie: you went the comedy route which may have been good preparation for being a director. >> i think so. comedy is an art form that forces you to study and be aware of the audience. especially when you get live comedy training which the first section of my career was live improv and sketch and you get this idea of what the audience is going to respond to and you

culpeper on the storm tracker, six to 18, amityville, 6:29.e will track more storms further south. right now, you know who is tracking storms? melissa. what's up?