only 82 in arlington. temperatures will drop into the 70's and 60's. already we are talking about friday. take a look at the temperatures rainout in the central plains, the high plains. 100 degrees or higher from dallas to omaha. when you factor in the moisture in the air, it feels a where from 101 to 113. that is heading eastward toward our area. we will drop to the 70's. overnight will drop into the 60's. humidity levels under control. friday saturday, sunday it will be hot and humid. >> thank you very much. we have an update on a breaking story we reported at 5:00. police have classified the stabbing of a man at the howard theater as a hate crime. two men and women got into a fight with a 16-year-old. they caught him here. they believed one man and woman held the teenager down while another one stab him using gay slurs'. three suspects are under arrest. what's police in montgomery county are searching for a woman and another suspect for scanning an elderly person out of thousands of dollars at a shopping center. a man approached the victim climbing

it is 59 in winchester, 68 in arlington,. on our way to the mid to upper 80s, mostly sunny, los humidity. a breeze out of the northwest at 10-20. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> we begin with the latest in the presidential race. the battleground states of virginia is the focus of romney's campaign as he prepares to visit sterling today. john gonzales has details. >> good morning. coming off a win in utah, is holding back-to-back events in virginia today. he will campaign at a company that provides electronic designs, but the focus will be on immigration reform and the country's economy. as ronnie epps to sterling, he wasted no time slamming president obama on the hot- button issue of immigration reform, saying the president has failed to lead. the president said voters have a choice between his agenda and that of republicans of when it comes to the issue, touting his new policy that removes the threat of deportation of young undocumented immigrants. both know it will be the economy that will decide the election. the o

i'm going to feature a group that helps arlington residents receive a good meal. coming up. >>> i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. the morning rains are pulling away. but we may not be done with all the rain for the day. and serious heat is building in the country. your allergy update has come in, and everything is good today. check it out. it is all in the low category. the next few days a preview coming up for wednesday. you are watching 9news now at noon. >>> arlington county has a median household income of over $94,000. despite that some just cannot afford to buy food. so that is where a local food pantry steps in. and on today's hero central, i'm saluting the arlington food assistance center, better known as ate back. >> i was, at one time, a wealthy man. due to circumstances, i am not anymore. without this, i would not have the sustenance to live well. >> reporter: wayne kent davis is 76 years old and retired. he can't buy enough groceries to last through the week. he gets supplemental groceries at the arlington food center. >> some people feel ashamed but

arlington police are investigating more than a dozen similar incidents which have happened since march. >> 70 years after african americans broke the military color barrier the first african american marines will be honored today. national posttraumatic stress disorder awareness day, an event on capitol hill today at 10:00 aimed at more awareness and understanding of issues facing many service members returning from war. if it's open to the public's in the upper senate park. like a bankruptcy hearing will be held today for the slavery museum and fredericksburg. creditors are opposing plans for the museum to restructure. a former virginia governor named douglas wilder first proposed the museum, but now faces $7 million in debt. today's hearing will be held a bankruptcy court in richmond. >> there may be a deal to prevent a hike in federal student loan interest rates. senate leaders reached a deal to keep stafford loan rates steady for another year. house speaker john boehner says that he's not sure if it will be approved. the rate is now 3.4%, but that could double on sunday if congress

but if you are heading up here into arlington, good luck. because there is going to be a lot fewer trains running right through there arlington cemetery section of the blue lane. expect to see fewer trains, bigger gaps between trains. metro estimates 6 minutes additional on the blue line. keep in mind everything i'm talking about is only in effect between 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 and 6:00 p.m. if you're blue line commuter heading into arlington if you can work around those times do it. there are additional bus services provided by metro. metro says the key to all of this is check the train destination. the key again is check that big destination sign on the front of the train. heading to a yellow green line station, we are going to be keeping track of this all morning long and letting you know where the metro rush plus is, and how it is going to affect your morning commute. >> hopefully people will be there who can say ask me and they'll have answers for commuters too. >> hopefully. >> we'll be checking in with you later. >>> a man at the

♪ >>> arlington county ranked as one of the most prosperous places in the country.has the fifth highest median household income. people can't afford to buy enough food and that's where a food pantry steps in. and today's hero central report, j.c. hayward salutes arlington food assistance center. >> i was at one time a wealthy man. due to circumstances, i am not anymore. without this, i would not have the substance to live well. >> wayne is 76 years old and retired. he can't buy enough groceries to last through the week. so he gets supplemental groceries. >> some people would feel ashamed, but i don't because the people don't make you feel ashamed. they make you feel welcome. >> the 20-year-old food pantry not only provides food to over 4,000 qualified residents, but also tries to give as much choice of food as possible. >> strawberries are always nice and bananas. especially meats. >> the arlington food assistance center gets 60% of its food from donations and the nonprofit buys fresh food, eggs, milk, and chicken. >> by allowing our families to choose, they'll choo

another heavy shower southwest of arlington.howers have developed south and east of the city and that will continue another hour or two as everything drops off to the south. 61 degrees in arlington. look at the rain fall. over a third of an inch. 59 degrees on june 6. way below average. our average i, 82. but as we get through the next days, we will climb well above that, back to the 90 degree mark. 68 degrees in frederick with a few areas of showers. a typical summer june with warm temperatures all the way north of the canadian border. we're just waiting for this upper level load to move out of the way. that is how we will wrap up the temperatures. we still have little influence of the air circulating around that system with more showers and isolated thunder tomorrow. a nice string of summer days if you like that. 58 degrees in the morning. 80 degrees with a shower or thundershower in the afternoon. 83 on friday. it 90 degrees on sunday and monday along with the full measure of summertime humidity. >> the toyota sport bass, bro

montgomery county, low 60s, low to mid-60s in arlington and fairfax. prince george's county now generally mid-60s. much of southern maryland upper 60s as well as the northern neck and eastern shore. here's your "day planner" for this thursday. we'll have cloudiness in and out this morning and temperatures in the 60s through midmorning. may make it into the low 70s by noontime. then late afternoon into perhaps the middle to late afternoon hours, we might have an isolated sprinkle. otherwise, a few breaks in the clouds. we ought to peak around 70 degrees, upper 70s, i should say, by mid-afternoon, maybe near 80 points south into virginia by mid-afternoon. i'll be back in ten minutes with another update and now a look at traffic. >>> good morning, tom. right now following breaking news on the roadway. if you're traveling i-97 at route 3, all your lanes are blocked by the crash there. authorities hoping to have the road opened by 6:00 a.m., but for now, you're going to be forced off to head westbound on route 3. and if you want to work around in that area,

welcome to the animal league of arlington where is a pet waiting for everyone. make a friend today. >> good morning, washington! >> and good morning, washington. it's 6:11 right now. time for a check of traffic and weather. >> adam caskey searching for sunshine. >> yeah, sunshine far west to the metro. we have some rain in the metro area and especially off to the west. so let's start with live superdoppler 7. light rain in and around the beltway, especially the beltway in maryland and down in charles county moving eastward. and 270. some areas of light rain. blue ridge and word, that's pushing to the southeast. some spotty showers here and there. comfortable. upper 70's later on today. we crank up the heat by wednesday at that point into the 90's. as for travel weather omaha, 99 degrees. chicago, 98. >> thanks. jerry sandusky's lawyers expected to have their turn next week in the child sexual abuse case against him. >> they have an expert prepared for him. they say he has personality disorder. jumey joins with us the latest. >> this disorder is all part of a str

arlington county police are investigating more than 12 cases like this this march. -- since march. in some cases they simply flash themselves. in more brazen instances, a man was seen masturbating in public. >> thank you very much. also new at 11, john travolta is being sued by a former crew ship attended who claims the actor sexually assaulted him during a caribbean cruise in 2009. troubled's lawyer says the suit is baseless. travolta was sued in april. two mailed a source accused him of broken -- groping them. the case was dropped. seven is on your side tonight with a facebook apology over an e-mail controversy. users noticed that the e-mail's were switched to a facebook.com e-mail. a spokesman said they could have done a better job of alerting users to this change. users have to edit their profiles themselves. >>the downward spiral surrounding gas prices has accelerated nationwide. prices dropped to a five-month low, averaging $3.40 a gallon for regular. locally, drivers are paid $3.37 a gallon. that is 29 cents cheaper than last year. drivers are buying 3.5 cents and less-than

it's in the shirlington village in arlington, virginia. you've been there for two months so it's brand new. it's a great location. >> great location. >> what are you preparing today? >> i've got lemon grass shrimp, one of the dished we have on the menu as a full or half porg. the this -- portion. the shrimp or marinated. about an hour on the marinade. we have them in the pan right now. we get our shrimp from maryland, so local, fresh out of the water shrimp. they cook quick in the package. they can be done on the grill. you can go with salmon or chicken as well. >> the recipe is on jchayward.com. you can get this recipe. this smells so good. lemon grass, how do you do that? you buy lemon grass? you buy the fresh stalks. peel off the tougher outer layers and everything goes in the blender to pawr ray. >> oh, really, you puree it. >> yes. >> and you're going to put it on -- you brought something else. this looks delicious. what is it? >> our beef salad with horseradish, toasted almond. we've got shrimp, rice noodles. >> let's put that on. >>

a cyclist's ran into a woman as she walked on arlington boulevard. if the bicyclist it a couple of good samaritans tried to help her after the accident. a medical helicopter flew to the hospital where she later died. witnesses say that this scene was so tragic and it happened along a very dangerous stretch of road. fought hall >> we saw her fly. she was off the ground and landed in the bushes. >> it always makes me nervous. some people come around arlington very quickly. >> the curve is too fast. it is blinded you cannot see. >>justine: the bicyclist was treated for minor injuries. the time is for 1:00 p.m.. we will take a quick break and we have much more right after this. glassfish >>justine: in new show of support for the teenager that was shot and killed in south san francisco. he was killed on tuesday night. police say he pulled a gun and pointed it at an officer as he ran away from police. the shooting happened at a gas station parking lot. more than one dozen friends, family and supporters showed up to hold a vigil. a civil rights attorney was

this afternoon 70, arlington 74. off to the east, behind our 9.com 75 degrees. let's go to monika samtani right now. >> reporter: temperatures are looking good and so are the roadways. timesaver traffic, no problems to report. all around the beltway right now and 270 also looking great out of gaithersburg, between 270 and the american legion bridge all lanes are open. here's what it looks like coming in from route 50. no problems to report all the way to the beltway. back over to the maps, this time to southern maryland, route 5, route 301, everything looking fine from the southern maryland

one was from arlington, the other from laurel. both lost their lives fighting in afghanistan. >> lance loved his country almost as much as he loved his family. he was nearly threw his second tier -- tour of duty when he was shot and killed on friday. >> we are going to miss him every day. >> the 21-year-old lance was killed over the weekend. he made the decision to join the military as he watched the twin towers byrne at 10-years old. >> when i go over -- when i grow older i will join the military. he stuck to it. >> he has worn his son's dog tax through both tours of duty. >> i will wear these dog tax to the death. >> he cherishes them, the photos he has in his last conversation three days before he died. >> he said, one more mission. i will be home in a month. he said i love you. i said i love you, too. >> the flags fly at half staff. he stayed in touch with his high school guidance counselor. >> he was a extremely thoughtful person very helpful. if anybody had a bad day he was the first to help them. >> he says his son is not a

only 82 in arlington. temperatures will drop into the 70's and 60's. already we are talking about friday. take a look at the temperatures rainout in the central plains, the high plains. 100 degrees or higher from dallas to omaha. when you factor in the moisture in the air, it feels a where from 101 to 113. that is heading eastward toward our area. we will drop to the 70's. overnight will drop into the 60's. humidity levels under control. friday saturday, sunday it will be hot and humid. >> thank you very much. we have an update on a breaking story we reported at 5:00. police have classified the stabbing of a man at the howard theater as a hate crime.

about two thirds of an inch in arlington -- i should say about a third of an inch in arlington and in waldorf. it is 53 degrees in montgomery village avenue yet on our way to 80 degrees this afternoon with low humidity and a few more thundershowers between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00. >> another scandal involving d.c. city council. today, former also shar council chair kwame brown stepped down. >> yes, after being charged with bank fraud. brianne carter has more details. >> good morning. tuesday, brown said that he had no plans to resign. have learned this morning that is exactly what has happened then he stepped down last night. we could hear from him later today. this is the latest shake-up involving the city council. d.c. council chairman kwame brown steps down from his post after being charged by the feds with bank fraud for allegedly lying about his income on loan applications. his resignation letter, he writes "i have made some serious mistakes in judgment for which i will take full responsibility." >> it's a very sad day for mr. brown, for us on the council and for the people in the dis

temperature now 69 at reagan national and down to the mid-60s in montgomery county and also in arlington and fairfax mid and upper 60s. day planner it is going to be breezy, though. winds gusting to around 30 miles an hour by late morning and mid-day and during the afternoon the wind should diminish. highs reaching the low 80s and the other big story today, lower humidity moving in. it's going to just be an absolutely delightful day, enjoy. i'll be back in ten minutes with a hometown forecast. danella is here with a look at

live in arlington, melissa, news4, back to you. >>> 6:34.patcher in prince george's county helped a father deliver his son at home. >> prnlg county, 911. >> my wife is in labor. water has broken and time to go. >> that was andre johnson. he called 911 moments after his wife's water broke at their home in hillcrest heights yesterday. news4 spoke exclusively to the mother and 911 dispatcher about the dramatic delivery. >> both his father and i were very, very shocked at how fast he came. >> all of a sudden he's like, i see the head, i see the head. i said, you do? so i went back to the program. the program talks you through birth. so i was trying to calm the father down. >> richard marvin johnson was born 7 pounds 13 ounces. this morning both the baby and mother are doing fine. congrats. >>> 6:34. a misi have in fairfax county. police are trying to identify a body found in a park in annandale. someone found that body near the hidden oaks nature center. police are saying very little about this incident. they haven't determined the gender, race,

but arlington is one of the towns that he beat up the most. it's ironic that she would die and be buried there because it's mostly loyalists. >> growing up, we all knew down in arlington is torre hollow. so-called torre hollow in the 1940 s. >>er to i hatori is not a nice . ed a. madam? >> i'm from hope may vermont. i always called myself a green mountain girl. and we used to dress up in costumes and i talked about ethan and ezra and, i ra having meetings that the eagle tavern. it was very much a part of our lives. my dad was the history professor at green mountain and he's the man who did the highway markers, the historic markers around the world vermont. >> that's wonderful. >> and it's wonderful to hear your research. >> and no one ever called them by their last names. it's that personal. >> and we used to pretend we were running with the indians in the woods. >> thank you very much for coming. >>> next weekend on history bookshe, garland tucker iii discusses his book "the high tide of american conservatism." davis, coolidge, and the 1924 e

derrick ward is live in arlington with the details.looks like people are on their way >> reporter: some folks have finished the course already and we're at a pivotal point in the race. coming right down off a hill. you notice some of the racers are wearing neck ties. i'll explain that later. but take a look at the start of the race. thousands -- i'd say at least a thousand or so dads took part in the fourth annual dash for dads. this raises money and awareness for prostate cancer. of course what better day to commemorate or at least observe that and think about the importance of that than father's day. one of the best edges is exercise. this does provide some exercise. it's a good thing to think about and to do today whether you're a father or not. >> every man has a prostate. that comes with us when we arrive. and it's important that we know what's going on with our prostate, that we pay attention. it doesn't mean we have to do a whole lot. but this is a great opportunity to do something good for yourself. >> this is a very special ra

construction makes your way actually from 7 here, in between 7 and route 50, arlington boulevard.only the left lane gets by the road work there, and you are just a bit slow. now, let's head over to braddock road as you make your way from braddock on the outer loop and continue past robinson terminal. that left lane is blocked by the road work there. and 50 in maryland at 410 as you head inbound. road work is just along the right side of the roadway. it's hard to see on camera, but flashing lights over there. just be aware of that and stick to the left, you'll be all right. i am back in ten minutes with another look at your traffic. for now, back to you. >> danella, thanks. >>> new this morning, four d.c. police officers will face charges for their roles in a fight outside a nightclub last year. after a long investigation, those four officers were indicted for getting into a brawl outside lotus nightclub last june. the officers were off duty at the time. police say two club-goers were fighting with multiple people, including some bouncers. one man, walter blair, lost his right eye

a father and son are recovering after they were hurt by marina in arlington. both are trying to start up ski today when there big moment. both were thrown off and burned it. >> the entire home had -- the entire hole exploded and open right up. >> the father and son ended up the water where he called them to safety. one of the victims hurt his back. investigators are trying to the jet skihy exploded. prince george's county police somebody tofor sexually assaulted a woman. happened where a woman was a mang her car when her and pulled out a gun. forced into the back of car. she was sexually assaulted and then the man ran away. in the district police are investigating a homicide. was shot on the 500 block crittendon street. the victim's name has not been for the and are looking gun man. jerry sandusky is spending his full night behind bars and suicide watch. he was convicted last night on of 48 charges he was facing. his lawyers tell us sandusky was prepared for the guilty verdict understood he may never be free again. >> i was not rattled by the emotions. on the

and that is easy for many communities who have had much from bethesda and arlington and you mentioned that lightning a moment ago and take our max one and that is you can so that the last few hours, the clusters of light inspection across the city and again, that is on max 1 and throwing you a loop in the control room and gary's got the hail that can you can so here and there is some clusters of lightning and look to the west and more is coming. and there is that concentration of lightning up and down the corridor and some reports of hail here. >> and i did not know that was on the air and that is something else. that pup purple area, i think, chevy chase and moving to the northwestern sections of the city and up along the spur of 270 and eventually, i would say, that is moving to silver spring and that is a potential where we can have some hail, a half an inch of hail and the doppler is indicating up to three quarters of an inch and which is keeping it below the severe threshold. >> and if can you, pull up the lightning and if you can't get to it, we understand and that is some heavy

in fact, an alternate bridge is to take arlington boulevard. a lot of drivers think the hov lane is going to be better, but delays are growing in the hov lanes right now as we speak. back over to you both. >> thank you, dwranl. 5:33 now. >>> the house of representatives could decide next week whether eric holder becomes the first u.s. attorney in history to be held in contempt of congress. attorney general, rather. a house committee voted yesterday to cite holder for contempt. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: eun, good morning. it leads back to operation "fast and furious" in mexico. guns that were left on the streets in the hands of suspected criminals tracked to try to get bigger fish instead of confiscated when they were identified. some of those guns ended up at the scene where border agent brian terry was killed. that gun-running practice is against u.s. policy. congress wants to know, did the attorney general know that it was going on? they've requested documents to answer t

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the army secretary and vice chief of staff will poster wreath laying ceremony this morning at arlington national cemetery. a big celebration at fort belvoir as well. and today is fridalag day. >> being a parent is not easy and it is getting more expensive. here's linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> good morning. if you just had a new addition to your family, a middle-income family maky spend $230,000 to raise a child until they turn 18. that is up 3.5% from the previous year. child care education, not including college, transportation, and food were the biggest expenses. microsoft is trying to acquire an operator of social networks for businesses. it may be worth more than a billion dollars and could be reached as soon as tomorrow. this will help microsoft and social networking tools to have for its corporate customers. wall street is looking at labor department information which comes out at 8:30 this morning. stock-index futures indicating higher open. apple is bringing siri to cars. that's coming up in the next hour. live at bloomberg headquarters, linda bell reporti

it will be used first to fall to help at 2950,000 grave arlington cemetery it uses gps with four-g coverage part of arlington's effort to recover from a management scandal that included graves with missing headstones, remains that could not be identified and millions in wasteful spending. if successful the app could be used here in the bay area. >>> a's game this afternoon. embarcadero looks breezy. >>> that will be your threat this afternoon as you head out and the sun. denver was -- >> what is that? >> that is hail, floating in flood waters in the southwestern part of denver. severe thunderstorm there had the firefighters hopping from fire after fire, rescue of arrest cue mazing to look at that much rain fell in 45 minutes to flood the streets up to a car and produce dues that much hail. i have -- and produce that much hail. i have a post on my facebook page you can see hail up to a couple of feet like snow in the sierra, amazing. here's a look from mount tamalpais this morning looking back towards ocean beach, a few clouds that's where they stay along the coast live doppler sitting and s

quacks finding your way around arlington national cemetery. it will be on your smartphone. lex we continue with an update of the economy. >> mixed news resulted today slightly on the positive side. the dow jones is up 46 points. what may be in store for america oppose the economic future. >> everybody listens when the money man talks. ben bernanke testified about the state of our economy. there are encouraging signs of improvement. >> labor market conditions improved in the latter part of 2011 and early this year. -economic growth appears poised to continue. >> job creation dramatically slowed and the economy grew at a weaker than expected rate. today he remained vague. >> as always, the federal reserve remains prepared to take action as needed to protect the financial system in the event of financial stresses that escalate. >> it comes on the heels of the stock market close and on its best day of the year yesterday. it came after officials in europe said they would act. >> we are excited about the coordination of the central banks throughout the world getting together to t

she caught up to an arlington sophomore who was cramping and going to give up.instead of flying by she dragged her the 20 meters over the finish line. for that, she is our sportsman of the week. >> how about that? >> the crowd went wild. they were cheering for her it was fantastic. isn't that great? >> not the kind of thing you see every day. >> that is what sports is all about. it should be. we lose perspective sometimes. >> still to come here on abc 7 news at 5:00. these trees may have to be cut down along wisconsin avenue to make room for [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ ♪ she was in paris buwe talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so where to next? ♪ ♪ >> recent d.c. corruption charges have many wondering who is next. many eyes are on kwame brown. >> speculation is rife about speculation. that councilmember kwame brown is about to make a deal with prosecutors and resigned. that led to

right there in arlington and that's a moderate shower pushing east. little down pore. -- downpour. a moderate shower pushing eastward. light rain in parts of prince george's county, around the beltway moving into clinton and also andrews airforce base area and college park. even up around wheaton. metro area has start to dissipate a little bit. urbana one little downpour that's moving east along 270. off to the west is where we have the steadier rain and some heavier rain as well. cumberland, frostberg and parts of potomac island, that's where the steady rain is. that energy is going to slide towards the metro area later on today. spotty showers here and there all across the region throughout the day today with our unsettled atmosphere. and lisa -- at least it's comfortable. 61 in gaitsburg. yesterday, we only made it to 77 for the high. it will be similar, about 78 the high temperature but things change. our weather pattern is shifting. 94 on wednesday. 96 on thursday. so wednesday through friday into the 90's. the real heat and humidity of washingto

. >>> arlington county ranks as one of the most prosperous in the country.ensus data shows the county has the fifth highest median household income at almost $95,000 a year. but there are still plenty of people living there who can't afford to buy enough food. in this report, jc hayward recognizes the arlington food assistance center. >> i was at one time a wealthy man, but due to circumstances, i am not any more. without this i would not have the subnantz to -- substan nantz to live well. >> reporter: he's 76 years old and retired. he can't buy enough groceries to last through the week so he gets supplemental groceries at the arlington food assistance center. >> some people would feel ashamed but i don't because the people don't make you feel ashamed. they make you feel welcome. >> reporter: the 20-year-old food pantry not only provides food to over 4,000 qualified residents, but it also tries to give as much choice of foods as possible. >> strawberries are always nice and bananas and especially meats. >> reporter: they get 60% of its food from donations an

. >> partly sunny skies and arlington. 78 degrees. let's show you what is happening on live super doppler 7. they are drifting from northwest to southeast. the once take the place southeast of gaithersburg heading toward aspen hill. that pattern will repeat as we had through the next several hours. more coming from pennsylvania but this is the last day of the weather pattern. a warm up is on the way with a dry days as well. beautiful sky cloud cover. maryland has had over a half inch of rain. they are blowing up and blowing themselves out as they drift east. things settle down overnight. partly cloudy and comfortable. 55-63. she to mar a big warm up the against. >> we appreciate it. a stabbing in tyson's corner turned deadly. two men got into an argument that a center. gil hoffa's live with the latest. >> police are releasing the name. he is grady alexander vickers. he was a member of the program here at the facility. it was just after breakfast one mark shelor got into an argument with a another student here. witnesses tell us that s

from arlington. a beautiful sunrise. just gorgeous. mix of clouds and son through the day, the '80s.es reaching showers and storms possible through midday. of laurel,iew similar story. a comfortable start, upper 60's low 70's. 69 in clarksburg, 69 in frederick, 72 in chevy chase, 72 in arlington now. there is the cold front moving across pennsylvania, new york city, southern new england. thunderstorm we will see scattered showers moving fromtorms hagerstown through the northern neck late morning and early afternoon. be hit or miss showers. heavy to severe thunderstorms. much drier air tomorrow. partly cloudy today, muggy, 85. showers and storms early, by late this afternoon. mid 50's tonight. less humid tomorrow, highs near 80 degrees. that is a bonus. adam caskey will be back and a minutes to let you know whether the heat and humidity are coming back to town. that is the latest. >> now to lisa baden. >> newschopper 7 is looking at coming from the beltway pentagon, northbound 395. collision after edsall road. vehicles moved on to the r

include the landing of a helicopter at the park in arlington. the exercises will be conducted today on george mason drive at 11:00 this morning and 3:25 this afternoon. the police department will be on site as well. it is 4:42, 66 degrees. >> president obama and other world leaders preparing to wrap things up at the g-20 summit in mexico. we will take a look at what they have accomplished. >> a health alert for residents of st. mary's county. a skunk that did a woman >> to the president obama and other world leaders set to announce a global plan for job creation. they call that the top priority in fighting the effects of the european economic crisis of. plan includes more government spending. their meeting in mexico and the summit wraps up today. republican presidential candidate mitt romney will be in michigan today for the last of on his six-state bus tour. campaigned in iowa yesterday to talk about jobs and what president obama does not understand about the economy. the former massachusetts governor remains optimistic about its place in the w

one job fair at the holiday inn on fort myers drive in arlington.and car 30 and goes until 2:00 for. jobs will be available in accounting, administration, customer service, financial services human resources information technology, maintenance, retail, and sales. the southern maryland blue crabs baseball team and regency furniture state and will hold a job fair at the stadium in waldorf. it starts at 9:00 and goes until 4:00 p.m. 35 local vendors and employers will be there. right now it is 4:48 outside, 56 degrees. >> some of the biggest names in music celebrated queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. >> ♪ isn't she lovely ♪ >> bad weather and a hospitalization did not dampen spirits at the diamond jubilee celebration. >> we have a little scattered rain. we will check traffic and weather when we come back. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. >> welcome back. time for traffic and weather every ten minutes. off to a cool start. >> very chilly out there. let's start with adam ca

in at arlington national cemetery, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >> incredibly moving story. >> the wife of wallings passed away and never gave up hope her husband would be found. >>> a major policy change on immigration today. the obama administration will stop deporting the children of illegal immigrants and start granting them work permits. president obama announced his plan from the white house today and saying that he will change to make america's immigration system more fair and just. >> and that makes no expense to -- sense to expel them, they understand themselves to be a part of the country, to expel the young people who want to staff our labs and start new businesses or defend our country because of actions of their parents. >> the president also slammed republicans for block the dream act. he wants congress to pass it this year and said that there is still plenty of time to do so. we want to know what you think about the president's shift on his immigration policy. on facebook, sarah gallagher said if you're not here legally, you should go home. paying for all of these people

in arlington, a live look at the clouds. the clouds are moving out of town. six g-7 right now in arlington. elsewhere across the region we have had clouds. temperatures, 69 in the district, 74 in quantico. that is a few degrees warmer than everybody else lately. 66 in culpeper, 68 in manchester, 73 in annapolis, 65 in. in here's a wider view of the satellite. and satellite. showers through midnight even in parts of the metro area, those have pushed off to the east. parts and england still sing rainfall. it's moving offshore. -- parts of new england still seeing rainfall. there's a refreshing northerly breeze drawing in the less humid air. dew points in the 50's in late june, that's good. that is comfortable for this time of year. -- mid june. 83 degrees for the high temperature today. 78 tomorrow. averages 84. we will be below that through the weekend. now to lisa. >> probno issues except for growing volume. we will take you to a couple of live pictures where things are very peaceful. that includes virginia. more headlights spotted on northbound 95, moving at

in arlington, high, thin clouds. this is the view from washington-lee high school. you got about a third of an inch of rain yesterday from the showers. in fairfax some high, thin clouds. that's the back edge of the clouds moving to washington. mostly sunny for the rest of the day. 69 in washington right now, 68 in manassas and winchester. a little warmer along the waterways, 73 in annapolis and 72 at lexington park. 79 at lunchtime, 83 at 3:00 p.m. it will be close to 80 northwest of washington. a little gusty at times, at 10- 20 with a north breeze, dropping the humidity. high-pressure slowly selling in. low pressure moving offshore. due to where we are in washington, we will get an easterly flow off the ocean and a northeasterly slow tomorrow morning. that should give us a little added cloud cover. don't be surprised if you wake up to some clouds tomorrow and it will look like it could rain at any moment. we could maybe get a drizzle at best. highs in the upper 70's tomorrow, 78. your 80 all the way into the upcoming weekend. 84 is the average high today. below av

. >>> today, scientists and historians around the world are in arlington to discuss what happened to amelia earhart. they'll spend three days talking about recently recovered evidence that suggests that earhart died on an uninhabited island in the pacific. many historians believe the plane ran out of gas and crashed near the island. today is the 75th anniversary of the beginning of earhart's failed attempt to fly around the world. >>> a california elementary school had an uninvited guest at their graduation ceremony. a 200-pound black bear wandered on to the campus. the school was put on lockdown. the bear wandered over to a nearby apartment complex. animal control tried to remove the bear, but eventually used a taser on it to be safe. they say he was so far from his natural habitat that he might have hopped on a train. can bears do that? the bear wasn't injured and was released back into the wild last night. hope he's okay. >> let me get yoeg oh the phone and see how -- yogi on the phone and see how hard that is to hop on a train. of course they can do that -- why not? >> good not.

arlington is 67 degrees. fredericksburg is 55 degrees. humidity today and breezy at times with 87 the high and back into the lower 90's tomorrow but the heat and humidity comes back and i will tell you about that coming up. >> the battleground state of virginia is the focus of the mitt romney campaign today. >> he will make a stop in sterling. john gonzales joins us live with more. >> coming off a win in utah mitt romney is holding back to back the events in virginia. he will be campaigning at a company that provides electronic designs and sterling but the focus will be on immigration reform and the country's economy. as he heads to sterling, he is wasting no time challenging president obama on immigration reform saying that the president failed to lead and the president said voters now have a choice. he has a new policy the removes the threat of deportation for young undocumented immigrants. both contenders know it is the economy that will likely decide. the obama campaign released a series of ads in battleground states accusing mitt rom

here is over arlington. nothing but sunshine.e start to your day. 61 in arlington during laurel, 62 degrees. in the district at reagan national 64. 60 at dulles airport. 59 in cumberland. upper 50's out there in outlying areas. laura 60's, as well. 57 in gaithersburg. refreshening start your day. near 80 for the high. here is the hourly forecast. 75 by 11:00 a.m. great to have lunch or dinner outside bywith a comfortable conditions. temperatures will be in check. because of high pressure over new england we have the relatively cool flow. average high today is 84. tomorrow, the average high is 85 . closer to 80. upper 70's. humidity will be kept in check. here is the beach forecast . rather dusty. be careful if you are swimming. there could be tied up there. gusty conditions. a lot of sunshine. we will be in the mid-70's for high temperatures along the shoreline. at least he will have the sunshine out there. broader temperatures and below 70's. locally, here is your forecast. low humidity. beautiful father's day on sunday. next we

it will be used first to fall to help at 2950,000 grave arlington cemetery it uses gps with four-g coverageof arlington's effort to recover from a management scandal that included graves with missing headstones, remains that could not be identified and millions in wasteful spending. if successful the app could be used here in the bay area. >>> a's game this afternoon. embarcadero looks breezy. >>> that will be your threat this afternoon as you head out and the sun. denver was -- >> what is that? >> that is hail, floating in flood waters in the southwestern part of denver. severe thunderstorm there had the firefighters hopping from fire after fire, rescue of arrest cue mazing to look at that much rain fell in 45 minutes to flood the streets up to a car and produce dues that much hail. i have -- and produce that much hail. i have a post on my facebook page you can see hail up to a couple of feet like snow in the sierra, amazing. here's a look from mount tamalpais this morning looking back towards ocean beach, a few clouds that's where they stay along the coast live doppler sitting and spinnin

montgomery, arlington, fairfax and prince george's county. now, we have, as we go forward here throughout the day, an area of low pressure just off the atlantic coast may give us a few scattered sprinkles here, these areas in green. that would be later this afternoon. just a small chance of that. otherwise, cloud cover in and out throughout much of the afternoon hours and into the evening. then tomorrow morning, we'll be clear. we'll have a lot of sunshine on friday and low humidity still in place. by noontime, we'll be in the low to mid-70s and mostly cloudy, a little break in the cloud cover, a little sunshine in and out, then partly sunny during the afternoon. just a slight chance of a sprinkle, highs reaching the upper 70s. and i'll be back in ten minutes with a hometown 4-cast. danella's here now with a look at traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. taking a live look at i-95. if this is your commute this morning, let's talk delays. first as you're making your way northbound by 610 heading north, past quantico, slow to triangle. then y

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. >>> the catholic diocese of arlington is subject of the sexual abuse lawsuit. a woman says she went to a priest to upped go an ex says imbut claims the man sexually abused her for several months. now she is suing the catholic diocese of arlington, which covers northern virginia. she is seeking more than $5 million. the diocese said he never served as a priest for them. >>> dc police are searching for a man who attempted to sexually assault a woman inside her home. a man fitting this description burst into the victim's home and tried to sexually assault her. she was able to fend off the attacker, and if you have any information on this crime, you are asked to call metropolitan police. >>> here's a look at other things making news now. president obama is scheduled to fly to colorado today. he will tour some of the damage from the massive wildfires across the state. >> shifting winds and high heat are fueling the fires. the waldo canyon fire has forced the evacuation of more than 30,000 people. >> the flames have been so intense the smoke so thick, firefighters ha

. >> i'm anny hong at the courthouse metro in arlington, where commuters are giving us mixed reviews about rush plus. >> we spoke to people on the orange line, they benefit the most from the changes with 2600 more seats being added per hour during rush hour, which starts at 3:30 p.m. when we were there around that time, we saw the trains had plenty of room. come closer to 4:30 and 5:00, we saw some trains that were packed with standing room only. here's what evening commuters are saying about the changes. >> it was much nicer because you could get on the train and lots to see. and the train came as quickly as possible. i mean, as soon as i got on the track, the train was there. >> it was probably as crowded. >> really? >> yeah. >> even though they added trains? >> it was just as crowded for me. >> metro officials estimate 110,000 people will benefit from the increase in service while 16,000 people on the blue line will be negatively impacted. in a sense that they may have to wait longer for trains. in arlington, 9news now. >> the mere mention of his name puts images, exactly how rodn

that's the latest hearing in arlington. back to you. >> sherrie, thank you. >>> both president obama and mitt romney are speaking on the economy in the critical swing state of ohio. the president will reboot his economic message in cleveland. romney is already addressing the president's address saying it's the same old tax the rich address. and the president will say that the economy is not his fault i inherit add trillion dollars deficit. we had a surplus. they turned it into a deficit, built in a truck actual deficit that extends for decades. >> he will speak eloquently but the words are cheap. and the record of an individual is the basis upon which you determine whether they should continue to hold on to their job. >> romney and the president are even competing over time slots today, speaking at almost the same time about 250 miles apart. >>> in the conflict in syria, the red cross and its islamist partner, the red crescent are sometimes the only ones giving aid to the victims. the international committee of red cross sa

it's 59 in arlington, although not so sure that's true. you get the picture.t's cool where it's rained in arlington and downtown, still 71 in springfield and up in beltsville, 72 toward leesburg, 70 in manassas and low 70s in college park and beltsville. temps about 10 degrees below average. i don't think anyone will complain. warming up, a shower possible for the nats game, but now it looks like it's staying south of the stadium. more sun, warmer tomorrow, some afternoon storms thursday. they'll be more numerous tomorrow and beautiful friday with temperatures going back to near average levels. for tonight partly to mostly cloudy, cool, a shower or thunderstorm possible, low temps 52 to 62 with light wind. now tomorrow morning partly cloudy and pleasant, 50s and 60s to start, air quality code green. that's good and winds out of the southwest at 10. by afternoon partly cloudy and warmer, shower or thunderstorm possible, high temps around yeast, winds turning becoming more westerly -- 80, winds turning becoming more westerly at 10. i think we'll be dry in the mo

the teen apparently had been coming from crystal city in arlington. details still evolving, but we're told police are searching for two male suspects who are believed to be in that nissan. >>> the u.s. will stop deporting thousands of young illegal immigrants. people gathered for a summit in montgomery county today. that event hosted by the white house. surae chin reports, people reacting to the big policy change. >> bruce, it's what people were talking about at the summit held at montgomery blair high school. we found 19-year-old jorge who has been fighting deportation for much of his life. 19-year-old jorge steven has lived in fear all his life for a different reason. when he lived in columbia, he worried about his safety. since his parents brought him to germantown, maryland, at the age of eight, he's been scared of being deported. he is breathing a sighing of relief after yesterday's executive order. >> i slept so peacefully knowing my friends were going to wake up and all of them were going to be with me the next day. >> they spent six days in a