the rain once again coming down heavy in arlington. take a look and you can see the folks trying to dodge the heavy rain here. not seeing a lot of standing or the ponding on the roadways in this section of arlington at this hour. but it doesn't mean we haven't seen it earlier today. along route 110 earlier today we saw water starting to pool up. and along the g.w. parkway as well as folks were trying to get in and out of arlington. it was a similar scene was well. once again the rain has started to pick up once again. a number of people are just waiting outside the building to see if this latest round is in fact going to slow down. giving them another chance. you can see a lot of umbrellas. not keeping many folks from walking through here in rosslyn. we will continue to keep the rain falling once again. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. i want to show you something. look at this. water cascading to 395 in springfield. our abc7's jay korff tweeting this video out saying that the ramps were designe

cycling is popular in arlington. everywhere you go you find bikes locked up but not all likes are created equal. this is a strong kryptonite lock but down the road you see a wire lock. it can be cut with bolt cutters quickly. a lot of riders are victimized by the sophisticated criminals. arlington police say they have seen increase in the bike thefts from this year to last year and every year the numbers increase in the summertime. cyclists reported to abc7 news that in the past several weeks four high-end bikes, some worth $2,000 to $3,000 have been stolen from parking garages in rosslyn. bike thieves are many part of the organized groups that communicate online target arlington because it's considered affluent area sometimes he says the bike owners are too careless. >> we see too often people locking up quality bikes with a simple cable lock. they don't understand the sophistication they have gotten to. >> some of these are $4,000 to $5,000 or $6,000. coming up at 5:00, we have more on the thefts that are happening

prince georges county, as well as fairfax and arlington county. let's go to arlington county right now, this is right here, chris gordon, he's actually driving through some of this rain right now. you can see the rain starting to come down a little bit harder, it will continue to move in and let's take a look here. i want to show you, look -- come back here, go back, come to me, i'll show you what's happening here. this is our city camera, look at the heavy rain m coing in. you've got the extremely low dark cloud, these always precede, they come before the heaviest rain you can see that heaviest rain back here, as well. this is all rain associated with this as we continue today watch this over the last couple of minutes. we'll move it a little bit farther to the west, keep going. this is going to look good here as this rain is moving on in. now, again, these precede the heaviest rain. the heaviest rain is right in here and that's what continues to move in. for that area, i will not be surprised as this continues to develop to see that warning also

in arlington. riders on the a.t.v. and the dirt bikes bringing chaos to roadways.ides of potomac cracking down. jonathan: they caught a rider and they are throwing the book at him. >> it took a while for this guy to be processed and brought to arlington. it happened last week. now he is facing serious charges. this happened at the intersection in south arlington. >> they are so fast and so loud. it comes from nowhere. >> a groupof a.t.v. riders on

arlington county is out. alexandria is in. >> this is not a bad idea. >> they played at four mile run park as alexandria dukes. sean murphy is all for a comeback. >> that would be exciting. community. >> i reached out to alexandria city hall. they are staying open minded about a potential move to the city. >> the video of a rare phenomenon. this is a fire rainbow. this is caused by sunlight hitting the ice crystals in the sky. >> this is a time lapse from earlier this morning in pay shore, michigan. shot f it was visible far south as the u.s. from michigan to new york. doug that is the latin lesson for the day. this is cool to see. to have these thunderstorms in july it rains itself out. this is looking live at the high school. we have an area to watch. there is a flash flood warning in effect. mainly for laytonsville area. there was a storm that rebuilt and rained. there are otherazes that we are keeping an eye on. it is slowing a tendency notting hill move in a hurry. this is heavy in laurel. the over area

tell us about the lacrosse team. >> so we are arlington youth lacrosse. from peter's age at four years old up to 15 years we have about 650 kids. >> wow a lot. >> in our pro program. >> tell us what's so special about this particular program. >> lacrosse is a great sport. it's a team sport. it's an active sport they have to run up and down the field. it's a safe sport. they're wearing equipment. they don't hurt each other. >> right. >> so and -- kids love practicing it. >> so we found when you like practice, you can get kids to come out and play. >> i agree with you on that. so look i'm a failed basketball coach. what kind of advice would you give to me as coach to get these kids to do what you want them to do? >> first of all you should be teacher. you can count to ten and they all line you. >> that's out for me. >> the boys are highly motivated and so are the girls. we have coaches that go through extensive training and concussion training and the entire organization is run by volunteers with motivate them with sweatshirts and an occasional hamburger an

north arlington home. richard reeve is live on the scene. what have you learned so far? >> moments ago you can see the detectives now are entering the home inside there. they have to get a search warrant after the initial call that went out. they found two deceased people inside. they believe this is isolated incident. neighbors tell us two elderly folks in the 80's live inside the house. they had not been seen for a couple of weeks. there is no public threat. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. steve: i want to give you another update. this includes fairfax. it's moving east. at around 20 miles per hour. capable of producing gusty winds. this line stretches out to manassas. those areas are not under the warning and the storm is not as intense. the temperatures will fall through the 80's moving to the evening hours. this is going to fall for the next several days. it's moving east at 20 miles per hour. a full update in 20 minutes. larry: thank you, steve. they have spent month fighting for their chil

no officers were killed at arlington. there were two brothers from watertown who heard about all this. they were too young to be in the militia, but they turned out anyways and went from watertown to arlington and got there in time in the afternoon to pick -- one brother picked this up and one brother picked this up. this is an officers sword, and i speak of -- piece of work. this is an officers must get -- muscat, and has the rack number five on the inspection plate. it was a big deal severity or equivalent away. -- it was a big deal to throw equipment away. it seems to me that's a good indicator of what sort of day it was for these fellows to choose to throw those away. we brought a few additional object out from storage to give some further suggestions to the depth of the collection. these two actually go together. this is the powderhorn on the muscat -- and the musket of a minuteman who responded to the alarm. he was in concord about 4:00 in the morning at the northbridge. this is his musket, and it is in many ways a

don't mess with arlington. a dc man is facing more than a decade behind bars after he was apparently riding his atv just two blocks away from where we're standing here at the police station, we're told he was in a group riding an atv a bike on these streets. police were able to nab him after he dropped his cell phone. evidence that led to his arrest and also could lead to more. this face is no stranger to the law. 24-year-old stephon williams has a rap sheet in the district dating back to 2012. for robbery, carrying an illegal gun, driving without a license and yes, illegally operating an all terrain vehicle. but it's his latest atv charge in arlington that could stop this repeat offender in his tracks. >> he faces felony alluding, reckless driving, operating an atv in an area highway, and wearing a mask >> how much jail time >> if convicted he faces up to 11 years imprisonment. we know these atv riders are not concerned with jurisdictional boundaries. of they ride through arlington as well as the district and

. >>> those of you waking up in the columbia forest section of arlington may not have water right now. crews had to shut down water lines to make emergency repairs. those are happening at columbia pike and south frederick street. traffic is being impacted in everything should be back to normal by 8:00 this morning. >>> right now, a group of teenagers from grundy is still missing. they vanished on tuesday after an international robotics competition on tuesday. two teams from the group were spotted crossing the canadian border. the trail has gone cold on the other four. the team stayed at a residence hall at trinity washington university. they left their room keys behind indicating they planned to leave on their own. they have one-year visas to be here in the u.s. they may not be doing anything illegal by not returning to burr unda at the moment. it was due to political tension and sporadic violence throughout the country, including frequent gunfire and grenade attacks by armed groups. a leader -- they think they're trying to seek asylum. >>> a deadly 6.5 magnitude quake rattles popular

as well as calvert, arlington, falls church, alexandria, st. mary's also you are in these areas do take heed, we expect tides to be a at least anywhere from one and a half feet to even up too two tweet above normal. 75-degreess some clear sky, winds from the south southeast at about five miles an hour. winds are lightening up. and elsewhere we have 63 at culpeper, 69 at fredericksburg, 67 at dulles. overnight tonight, mostly clear skies we've got a nice night ahead for you and when we get into the the beginning of the week we're talking sunshine i'm happy to say. i'll have the full seven day forecast in just a bit. >> gwen we'll take it. still ahead russia is taking a hard line against the proposed sanctions. the ordinary from russian president vladimir put opinion that will force hundreds of american diplomats out of the country. the pope on the growing human trafficking crisis , stay with us. s. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless ha

landscapers and their families, specifically, come to take care of arlington. you can see some of the trucks already lining up. take a look at their video. they come out, they fertilize up aroundthey clean the gravestones, they aerate the lawn. everything. they give a hand to the people who work tirelessly here all year round. this is an honor for those who come do it. the 21st year. it is an exciting time. it is open to the public. it begins at 7:00 this morning. there will be several ceremonies . an outpouring of love and remembrance for martin landau. a losd on saturday at angeles hospital. it was due to unexpected -- after ans during surgery. he gained fame in the impossible" tv show and won an oscar for "ed wood." autria: carrie fisher was named a disney legend. a warning as you head out on the beltway. the new tickets being given what's better than an iced or frozen coffee on a hot summer day? nothing. dunkin's got all your favorite flavors this summer. keep cool out there, kids. america runs on dunkin'.

>>> includes parts of montgomery county, arlington, alexandria.t times, looking at the storm over the red, it's starting to move towards the north and east, not just east. i have this tracked here moving at 20 miles an hour. here is some impact for some very heavy rain fall, you can see, it's picking up a lot of lightning as it moves from fairfax on into montgomery county. parts of the district, chilham area. i want to take you out to see the full storm system again. this area until 5:45, with the heaviest part of the storm moving from northern fairfax crossing over the patomic and then parts of montgomery county making its way to the northern bethesda area. you can download the app for the latest weather alerts right there on the phone. >> thank you, amelia. now at 5:30, startling discovery, a two-year-old boy is sleep in the stroller with no one around to look after him. day care director is charged with neglect for leaving him there. fitzgerald is live in northern virginia. this is the fear a lot of parents have when parents -- this is the fear

this is the third attack in the village of arlington this year. residents think they're drawn to bags of trash on the sidewalks for pickup. the man who was attacked yesterday said he was just happened. >> so i was stepping out to my porch to put on spray and was looking at the bottle of spray and all of a sudden raccoons, two of them were jumping on my leg and scratching and clawing me. >> the man has started a series of shots for possible rabies exposure. we're told arlington county animal control did not find those raccoons. >>> apparently this community doesn't allow trash cans, but the newsletter says they will be discussing that. >>> 4:35 our time right now. want to get another check on weather and traffic. >>> melissa mollet will have a look at your commute. but first we'll check in request chuck bell and sheena parveen on this weather alert day. >> yes, it is hot out there in some areas to aaron gilchrist. but for the rest of us, i think it's just warm. >> okay. fair enough. i'm not happy that's it's not in the morning. it will drop a smidg

well it turns up the vast majority of firefighters are men in this country, but now the arlington county fire department are looking to turn that around. deputy wusa9 kevin coslock has this story. >> at first you start doing it, it's really easy. doing the hose is simple. then picking up the hose it's like oh. and then you run with the hose and you have to pick up the fan. the smoke detector, then you have to pick that up and run. you have gloves on, so then you need to put stuff together. it's just like wow. and then you have to run back through it and that's when i started not being able to breathe or getting enough oxygen and it was a lot. >> reporter: some teenage girls getting a firsthand lesson in fire fighting. >> it was sweaty and hard, but it was worth it. >> reporter: it's called camp heat run by the arlington fire department reserved just for girls. girls like caroline. >> i believe women are equal to men. putting out fires is a part of it. that's only a small part of it. >> reporter: sophia meyers was there as well. she's the daughter of a firefighter, so she knows it is all

this is pentagon row in arlington virginia. tucker holly and wisdom all there. they're getting ready for today's zip trip party. little puppy is there, too. it starts right at this hour. we'll join them and check in a little later. >> more people down there to have a good time to celebrate a friday morning with them. >> good morning, i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. >> if you're just waking up this morning here's another live look outside. it's going to be another hot, hot, hot, day super hot. >> no doubt about it. let's get a quick check on weather and traffic. mike you're first. >> mid 90's later on this afternoon feeling like hundred one more time late this afternoon early evening we could have thunderstorms rumbling through. tucker has your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. hey erin let's take a look at traffic. >> we have blue orange and silver line delays. earlier malfunction mcpherson yeah. a look at those delays in virginia maryland and the district as we continue. back to you guys. >> we'll start with breaking news coming out of m

we have active flash flood warnings out there for the district, arlington, alexandria, fairfax and prince george's county. that one is until 6:15. we head in closer. the timing on this is not good at all. these are slow-moving rain cells producing upward of two inches of rain per hour. there is more on the way and the heaviest rain is later tonight. addison heights, heavy downpours. old town alexandria the ryan starting to let up a little bit. least for right now. widen the view out and show what is going on. all of this out here west of us is on the way as we move to 7:00 8:00 tonight. that is when the rain is really going to pick up along with the potential for gusty winds. upward of 20 to 30 miles per hour along with a few embedded thunderstorms. flash flood watch remains in effect for the entire area. this is through the overnight hours and into tomorrow afternoon. the biggest threat tonight is

he's now locked up here at the arlington county jail.ame is douglas alexander herrera hernandez. he's 20 years old. his nickname is terror. he was arrested on saturday just walking down near 4-mile run park. he was arrested by the fbi arlington county police, the northern virginia task force and ice all working together. now, this guy we're not sure if he's got a but the authorities in texas say they want him extradited and they plan to not only is he already charged they're going to, you know, put him on trial there but ultimately they say he'll be sent back to his native el salvador. they say herrera hernandez is a member of ms-13 but apparently he came to this country illegally in 2014. he was initially detained down by the texas border but allowed to go given a court date which he never showed up for. one of the murders in texas was apparently a retaliation trying to silence a witness allegedly who had witnessed some other gang related murders. now, this is something that president trump talked about last week -- last week when he vi

another persona tacked by a raccoon in the same arlington neighborhood. we first told you about the problem on monday. now this morning another incident that forced a man to get rabies shots. news first jacquie vinson spoke to him. she's in fairling ton tonight. jacquie, what's going on? >> reporter: well, dorene, you hear about something like this a raccoon attack be? you will want to hear greg per sell's description what happened on his front porch this morning. >> i was stepping out onto my porch to put on sun tan lotion spray and was just looking at the bottle of spray and all of a sudden, two raccoons were jumping on my leg and scratching, clawing me. basically i was kind of stunned and saying, what's going on? and they were trying to chew and bite me. i was kind of knocking them off. >> reporter: instead of heading out to play golf, he ended up in an emergency room, his legs covered with claw marks and gouges. he had to begin a series of shots for possible rabies exposure. >> it still was definitely surprising and shocking and sort of, you know, jar

the americans play costa rica saturdayly in arlington texas. >> arlington texas. >> not in our regionrlington virginia if you were hoping to get tickets. coming up, an audi car commercial which compares women to used cars. it doesn't go over so well. >> and the winner of the 447 million-dollar powerball drawing finally comes forward with a big smile. >> you? >> no. you're here, i'm here. it wasn't us. >>> as we head to break, let's look region on a thursday. 5:11 is our time right now. we're at 80 degrees. you're watching fox5 news morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 5:14 right now. let's take a look at the stories we're following for you today, thursday, july 20th. arizona senator john mccain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. doctors say the 80-year-old has an aggressive form of cancer which can be hard to treat. mccain new home from washington last week to have emergency surgery for a blood clot above his left eye. doctors discovered the tumor during the surgery. >> a twist in president trump's travel ban impacting those from six muslim majority countries. now the supreme court ruled and side

we've also just had a severe thunderstorm warning issued now for arlington. that warning is also in effect right now. and so these are just going to continue to pop up as the system continues to move its way to the east. and i wouldn't surprised if we continue tonight to see those warnings stretching all the way across the bay. entire area is under a severe thunderstorm watch in effect through until 9:00 tonight. and once again, with the passage of this frontal system, which will take into areas of tonight into tomorrow, we'll seehe that will continue to pack up and impact us right through tonight. we're going to keep an eye on it and let you know if there are anymore updates with warning as we head through. gary will be in later with more details. sarah? >> thanks. >>> we have new information tonight in the murder of two montgomery county high school students. these are the three men arrested in the case. if we could take a look right now, please. jose can ali, roger garcia. all dieted on weapons charges. police say the teens who were killed on the eve of th

arlington county animal control did not find a raccoons. apparently, the community does not allow trash cans. the homeowner's association newsletter says it's going to be discussing that issue. the residents can't leave the trash out at night. they have to put it out in the morning. >>> 6:09 now. evidence planted by police. body cameras putting them in the spotlight again. >>> a possible green light. how it could possibly impact your commute. >>> good morning. we're on facebook live right now. tune in with us. but we're talking about the heat. here are the things you need to know. dealing with the heat this afternoon. we have a heat advisory. you need to stay hydrated. don't stay outside for long periods of time and check on the elderly and your pets, of course. your neighbors as well. never leave pets or children in the car. way too hot for that. coming up, we'll tell you how hot it will feel in ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july vis

. >> and now to a story we have been fol closely a young man was murdered at arlington house party. they identified a suspect right away and five months later michael gray's killer is out there. lindsey watts has been on the story since the beginning and joins us now with a push to keep up the public interest in the case. lindsay. >> shawn, last week michael's gray's closest friend started a go fund me. it's the money raised here go to reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. those closest to gray say they will do everything possible to get justice. >> we saw celtics together. that was the last picture mike and a i took together with my child. this was my baby. he's gone. >> months passed season the murder and for michael gray's family the pain is still raw. >> it's hard enough dealing with the loss. i mean, that's i he mean just dealing with the emotions and losing your child is bad enough. >> what's made it worse, gray's killer is still walking free. >> we're really hoping somebody can help us catch the guy. >> he was shot after an argument at a party. >> it really

join her >> in arlington virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 local news local news >> he did so much yet so humble about receiving the award. that's amazing. >>> attorney general jeff sessions in the hot seat. once again, as new questions arise about his interactions with the russian ambassador >> awifi warning, scammers to protect yourself coming up. yourself coming up. . >>> this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. >>> it's a big story in the area tonight. we're morning the loss of long time anchorman jim vance. washington has one less monument today. across news rooms and living rooms in our region, people are sharing their fondest memories of vance. >> he was the dean of anchors in dc. he worked at nbc 4, 45 of them. he died after a short battle with cancer, 75 years old. he covered some of the biggest stories our area seen over nearly half a century. beloved by his co family, friends and greatly admired by people like us, had us competition, he was a gifted writer and story teller and he will be missed. >> so many people national figures are talking about him today. tweeting about him. he wa

texas the ask arlington app let's people report things like potholes and messy yards but now peoplereport a random act of kindness. they pinpoint on the map. so far this city has more than 60 submissions. get this. they are hoping to get 400,000, one for every resident in arlington. >> and our world isn't that wonderful? we hope there are a lot of people on that app. >> that's nice. arerandom acts of kindness. this is the platt bridge by i-95 where traffic is moving nicely heading toward the airport this morning and you've got no problems right now. we have a new accident that just popped up though so i want to take you there. it's over in springfield. flourtown road at willow grove avenue. it's on flourtown avenue and willow grove avenue. a new accident that just popped up in springfield dave. >> it's a hot one out there this afternoon. right now we're in the 70's karen. 79 by 7 o'clock. by noon we'll be up close to 90 and this afternoon's high will be 92 trees by about 3 o'clock. i do expect some late day and evening showers and thunderstorms to pop up but at least a -- in at leas

larry: arlington county wants money to upgrade metro station. transportation reporter brianne carter is at the "live desk" to explain. bri? brianne: calls to improvement to arlington county looking to add up to two new bus phase at the station. and improve pedestrian access. the changes call for adding a sec entrance. entrance. this would come in to the station. the project costs $30 million. they are looking for outside the beltway 66 project. the catch is the arlington county officials say the new commuter buses that are expected to be part of the beltway project will terminate at the metro station. beexpect to learn information about the inside the 66 beltway project. in the update tonight vdot is expected to announce that testing will begin on the tolling system inside the beltway. we have learned that vdot is expected to kick off information campaign after labor day for the drivers to let them know more about the tolls. you have likely seen the signs going up. the toll expected to start in december. brianne carter, back to you. alison: comi

bureau chief julie carey has been talking to the marchers, she joins us from arlington. >> reporter: there are no words on the sign, it still conveys a power f message. it's been five years since her niece was shot to death by her boyfriend. and the tears still flow when >> this is my niece. she was born and raised in annapolis. >> peter said she was drawn from her home to this women's march to make sure her niece was represented. before stepping off to march, she joined hundreds from here and around the country. their message, that while the nra may have dominated the conversation about guns in the past, they're doing to intensify their demands for more gun restrictions. >> there's going to be no peace in my life, there isn't in the change in the gun laws. >> we're not going to stop. >> reporter: today's demonstration was coinciding with a nra protest staged every month on the 14th by northern virginia control activists. that date the anniversary of the sandy school hook massacre. >> there's per sis stens and resistance, let's keep it up. >> he's attended nearly every time on his mi

it's the annual at arlington national cemetery. >> aimee cho has more on this.ing. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good morning. every grave you see here represents someone who fought for our country. today is all about honoring those sacrifices and really helping to make this sacred place each more beautiful. so today the volunteers will be planting flowers, helping maintain trees and each building an area for handicapped visitors. these volunteers are coming from all over the country, they're staying in hotels, donating their time, but they say it's more than worth it to honor our veterans. >> our veterans that are here as their final resting place have served our country. >> reporter: and the events kick off at 7:30 this morning. they've been doing this every summer for 21 years now. we're live at cemete cemetery. aimee cho. nbc4 news. >>> if you drive and have to take a bus or train to work, design plans have been approved for an 1100 space garage in springfield. that will sit behind a sunoco gas station at springfield boulevard. wtop reports that this will not be

here is live from arlington. you started your day in fairfax city watching some kids take in the sights and sounds. it must have been so wonderful. >> yeah, we made kind of the round across northern virginia. as you mention, we're here, this is behind me. a lot of folks are starting to file in. you can get the check point and just a moment. you heard amelia mention the rain passing through here. you may have heard that. it's thunder. sprinkles relate at this point coming down. a lot of these folks, that i got their umbrellas, they're prepared. they're coming in with anything they need to keep them dry and comfortable for the next several hours until the fireworks actually start. let's take you to where we started our fairfax. you see, there was a lot of joy, a lot of excitement. it's so refreshing, actually, to be out there along the c fairfax and you see some of these and they are just taking in the sights and the sounds. it's nice to see it through the eyes of innocence in these children who have been able to p

for now live in arlington this evening. kristin lee on, 06785 local news. >>> actually we'll get to weather in a couple moments. fist, president trump says republican lawmakers need to keep their promise to america and get rid of obamacare. >> according to congressional budget office report released today if that happens ill millions of americans new. >> president trump gathered together all returns. >> any senator who votes against starting dre being fine with obamacare is not app option for another reason it's failed. >> the vote next week it to replace president trump watched to recall and replace obamacare for a time. it's enough there as he's stable. we shouldn't leave town. and we should hammer this out and get it done. . the president also chastised senators repeatedly looking to repeal 'bam acare during the owe wational administration. they knew their fot was nothing more than political show. >> for 7 years you had easy route. we'll replates. and heave never going to say it. outta gym. >> an additional 32 million wo

it's in the arlington. last week the woman awas attacked. a man was attacked on wednesday morning as a precaution he's being treated for rabies. animal control yesterday but was not able to catch these raccoons. >>> pretty aggressive down there. hey, you can dream about winter on a day like this. news 4 is counting down to the 2018 olympic winter of the day in south korea. gymnastics champions. simone came to town she spoke to children in west patomic part. he led a crowd from the boys and girls club of greater washington in yoga circuit training and obstacle -- wholistic -- >> everyone thinks it's about active. you have to eat healthy as well. it's all those key roles that play into what we're doing. >> not a bead of press per ration, they dotted the field and water breaks were built in to every activity. >>> and local family who lost their loved one is celebrating the return of his best friend. 57-year-old william was from arlington. he was killed last week his dog, nelly, who was in the car with him ran away from that crash site and has b

he was from arlington. his dog nellie was in the car with him. she ran away but now she's been found. she wandered up to a convenience store. the people recognized her as the missing dog and sent her to the vet. she's being treated for a broken leg and bug bites and lived with her owner's sister. >>> >>>. [ inaudible ] we are following breaking news out of ft. washington, maryland. two people are dead after a violent head-on collision. 210 is closed. a stretch of road you need to avoid. >>> a handyman is accused of sexually assaulting children while working in their homes. police are trying to >>> that breaking news, a deadly accident on 210 that has killed two people. here's a live look from chopper 4 which just arrived on the scene. good morning everyone. i'm eun yang. >> it is 5:30 right now. a live report from the chopper in just a minute here. let start with melissa mollet. this is going to make it hard for folks who commute along 210 this morning. >>> definitely going to make it hard for a lot of commuters. we're talking about into ft. wash