but it includes northern bowie, crofton and anne arundel county.k to the west, a new line has develod minutes, county. heads up around manassas, you're getting in on that one. 66, going to be a mess. look at 66 now. from d.c. through fairfax, a bibit of a break and then bam, you get hit with more rain. look what we have now. again the rain continuing to come through the 9:00 hour. then i think we clear out of here. tomorrow, a better day. 77 degrees, breezy, if not a little windy. 80 degrees on saturday with a good chance of strong, possible severe storms on saturday. sunday, high of 77. memorial day, looking pretty good. 30% chance of a shower, but high of 82. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up in sports, a silver lining to a loss. ho to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush'

if you happen to recognize any anne arundel police a call. >>> it would drastically reduce the effortt >> he made a decision to leave broke but the white house still not confirming anything, fox's political reporter ronica cleary live with more. >> reporter: hey, marina and jim. it was a promise that president trump made on the campaign trail. to pull out of the paris climate accord. it was an agreement that president obama entered in 2015. it said that the united states would reduce its fossil fuel emission by about 30% by 2025. it came back in the news for those reports that broke that you money, but president trump also took to twitter this morning, take a look at his tweet. i will bes nowing my decision on the paris climate accord over the next few days and he goes on to say make america great again. what we got out of the press briefing wasn't much. sean spicer's briefing was just over ten minutes long and it was off camera. and almost every question in that briefing was about the paris climate accord. had the president made his decision? had he made the decision but decided not

watermen working in southern anne arundel county are out earlier in the season. and they're catching crabs. >> this time last year, we caught seven crabs. first time we checked the pots, we had 20 bushel. >> reporter: bob moved his boat to maryland because the crabbing is better here right now. >> there's a big boy in there, don't want to come out of the pot. >> reporter: while recent cold temperatures have slowed things down, he says the season is still off to a strong start. >> that's a big crab right there. >> reporter: and the crabs are nice. >> the crabs are butter ball fat right now. >> reporter: cindy sheridan has been crabbing her whole life. >> take that part out. >> reporter: what she doesn't sell, she turns into crab cakes never started picking crabs in april, ever. >> reporter: now an early start doesn't necessarily mean a good season overall, in fact, there are numbers out there that

a letter going out from the principal and anne arundel county. live report is coming up when "good morning washington" returns. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >> you are watching "good morning washington." on your side. autria: breaking overnight, and unusual delay on a flight. sam sweeney is at the live desk. it's ashley not the first time we are talking about this. sam: what would a friday be without united airlines story? the time making headlines because of this. >> i've seen mechanical and

if you recognize the individuals in to call anne arundel county police. coming up, drivers blowing past bus stops and putting students in danger. what is being done about it. mcafeehe creator of antivirus software is a person of interest in a 2012 murder. tonight on 20/20, he is speaking the case for the first time. first, a check on the roads with angela: lindsay, we have accidents on a couple of major thoroughfares. up at eastne is set capitol street. if you had over two hour traffic land cameras, you can see we have major problems on interstate 95 in virginia. blocks aund crash lane. interstate 95 in maryland, a crash on the ramp, southbound 95 restrictions. a live look as you head toward the seven river bridge on 50. accident activity in the middle-of-the-road way traveling westbound. that is the announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. back withe are startling numbers out of montgomery county. 88 drivers per day blowing past school buses with their stop signs out and lights flashing, picking up and dropping off kids. we have de

. >>> anne arundel county police have suspended a civilian employee for a message posted online. here is a screenshot of the facebook post. we have brought out the racial comments and profanity. the police chief calls the facebook post a betrayal of the values of the anne arundel county police department investigator steadily -- a deadly shooting involving one of their own. a state trooper has told authorities she shot her boyfriend in self-defense after he began beating her during an argument. it happened last night inside the trooper's home while she was off duty. that boyfriend was shot once in the chest and he died at the hospital. the trooper was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> fired national security adviser mike flynn declining to cooperate with the senate intelligence committee investigation into russia's meddling in the presidential election. flynn's attorney submitted a letter to the senate today invoking his right against self-incrimination. the ap reports the letters stress this is not an admission of guilt but site escalating public frenzy and the fb

this was the scene on route 50 your ritchie highway in anne arundel county yesterday. the 22-year-old woman who caused the accident died on the scene, but the 66-year-old man that she hit in his mercedes was flown to the hospital. now we know that he has passed away. -- inside the car there was a sheet and also and i infants. the 14-month-old was flown to a hospital and is expected to survive. police in anne arundel county are asking anyone who may have been there, they want to hear from you as they investigate how this could have happened. in the newsroom, i am sam sweeney. lindsey: you, d.c. police need your help to track down burglary suspects. it before 1:30 in the 200 block of kennedy street. the pair ripped an atm machine from the wall and took off with it. if you have any information, you are expected to call police. many are expected to take part in a community meeting at jeb stuart five to consider renaming the school. last july, the school board voted to establish a committee to make recommendations. as to mcrae reports from not everyone is in favor of passin

prince george's county and anne arundel county headed north to baltimore in the next 30 to 40 minutes. hail, lightning, strong winds and heavy rain. let's get started. we start with the images here. this is a line. this is taking on a noticeable orientation from hagerstown from the maryland-pennsylvania line. southeast. across the by a to the lower shore. the segments have been turning severe in the afternoon. a new area west. warrenton and down the range of the blue ridge. the storms are popping there to keep an eye on for 45 minutes or an hour. severe thunderstorm warnings that we arech watching. one for prince -- we are watching. one for prince george's county. another one to the beaches they are running head long to the big storms around 50 as they head through the east end to cambridge on the way to the beaches. this is the heavy action now. crofton, 6:22 arrival time. 6:29 for annapolis. then they will be out of our area to baltimore southern area at 6:45. there are other fragments. there have been 469 lightning strikes just in this screen for the past 15 minutes. active storm.

portions of montgomery county into howard and prince george's county as well as a small portion of anne arundel, this is the same storm we've been tracking through the our 5:00 news. it hailed on reston, this is moving northeast and has been pulsing. it will weaken and get stronger, gusts to 60 possible and hail to the sides of quarters can't be ruled out or at least to the size of dimes, getting in a little bit closer this is pushing in the savage area, running right which has to be so tough on drivers, some communities in the path of this storm odenton, baltimore it will move quickly. we still have other activity from dc on south, nothing that is warned and it is moving along pretty quickly. but speaking of the warning, i wanted to show you we're seeing hail in aspen hill area and on east. north of wheatton, white ok. put this in motion and you can see we tracked the storm pu pulsing. pushing on into howard county. there could be hail associated with this storm as well and just wanted to show that you we'll et this first line out of the way here, probably in the next 45 minutes or so. but loo

mary's, anne arundel. also included in this, southern fairfax, prince william, and stafford. a lot of lightning associated with this. and now looking at a pretty good little band here. there's a little bit of rotation, and this could mean strong winds. we could see winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour with this. we could s ze hail is possible. as well. watch out around wood bridge and quantico, charles county, toward st. mary's, mechanicsville. this is moving north and east. there's a little bit of rotation, and this is where i think we would see the strongest winds, just to the south of waldorf, right along 301. heads up in this area. severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 for that region. look how many counties this has in it. southern fairfax again, prince william, stafford county and just about all of southern maryland. we'll continue to watch these storms. there are more storms out there. this big one up to loudoun, moving into frederick county and another one back to the west, including rappahannock and warren counties. >> thanks so much, doug. >>> the university of ma

this one is moving southeast, into anne arundel county.eads up there, it should stay north of bowie. southern maryland, st. mary's county getting in on the action, leonardtown area. still severe thunderstorm warning for the northern neck, and some of this will clip parts of st. mary's county. so heads up there as well. the big picture, shore storms back to the west, but it's a storm system way to the north that will impact our weather tomorrow. temperature, 72 tomorrow, after 92 today. more cloud sunday. could be a shower tomorrow, but i'm not expecting much. 69 on sunday, we will get our games played this weekend. 76 on your monday with a 60% chance of showers. maybe a rumble of thunder. 77, nice weather on tuesday. and look what happens wednesday and thursday. more unsettled weather comes in, a storm system over us, more in the way of cloud cover, more shower activity and temperatures only in the low 70s. average high getting into the mid to upper 70s now and it looks like we'll be below average for much of the next ten days. next weeken

left over showers, howard county and anne arundel county and prince georges county.t's about it. stays cloudy and by 6:00, you see a couple breaks out toward culpeper. temperatures in the upper 50s and then by 10:00 tomorrow, we are generally clear and by mom's day, look at this. 70 by 1:00. but the thing about mom's day, if you are trying to have brunch outside. wipe the napkins down. look at the wind gusts to 31 miles per hour early in the afternoon on sunday. it will be dry though. 50s across the board to start. 55, a left over shower by 1:00. monday, great. 75, pleasant, fantastic start to the week. and then next seven days, 84 on tuesday. near 90 wednesday and thursday, and mid 80s with sunshine next friday. >> right now, three things happened since you left work. body cam video out of texas is compelling. we see what the officers saw as they search a house filling with fire. the upstairs blocked by a wall of flames. that's where they later children. >> new video from billionaire, elan. he is digging a tunnel under l. a. he is electric sled who will carry cars u

in montgomery county, northern prince george's county, anne arundel county, this morning mostly likelyil 6:30. look at the lightning associated with this. right around the ba thez da region. i got a call from my wife that they've been pulled out of the pool. this is a severe thunderstorm warning now for eastern montgomery county, prince george's county and then up around howard county and anne arundel county. some of the areas that are right now involved in this storm. let's take the lightning off there so we can see some of these towns. there's the beeping there. north white oak, so once again watch out. this storm could be producing winds up to 60 miles an hour and they've all had a history of hail. we've seen that hail with this storm in reston, back towards sterling, also around potomac and montgomery county. severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30. moving right towards i-95. if you live around lowell, maryland, get ready. stay indoors over the next couple of hours. we'll continue to keep you posted. i'll see you next in ten minutes. >> back in the live desk with some developing new

happy ending to a rescue in anne arundel county. collie that got stuck six feet down, it took about an hour and a half to get him out of there, fortunately the dog wasn't hurt. autria: kevin durant, giving back to his community today. his charity foundation celebrating the opening of a new outdoor court. of course, a little busy these days with the playoffs, but his mother will be saying a few words later today at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. the netssterday dropped their first game with max schirmer, a line drive to the knee, several minutes in pain, but he stayed in. he got eight strikeouts in the game and they rally late to get the win. splitting that double-header. autria: it was a beautiful day for baseball. that it was. gorgeous evenings coming our way. we have not had back-to-back 90 degree days yet. ago atone about two days the bottom of april, but here we go with back to back 80's this week. and thursday, 91 and 93. even friday when we cool things down with higher humidity, it is still going to feel hot outside. low humidity

this is anne arundel county, st. mary's county, charles county. the area of the lightning and the winds and hail as this lifts northeast. 30 to 35 miles per hour. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect until 5:45. we have another warning. one until 5:45 to the west and then a separate one to the east that extends to the western shore of the by a. this is the bright red and the heaviest part of the storm that will affect waldorf as we speak. there will be additional chances of storms and they should diminish. the leading edge through charles county have the storm tops of the active precipitation. 40,000 feet. that is important coming in and out of washington. it will have to fly around these things. they are on the move. we use a future cast guidance to get an idea of what the rain is like moving through the everything. that is still heavy. steve rudin in the stormwatch7 tracking the rain and he has foun cloudiness. this is nasty looking. look at the edge. the base is dark. rain shaft or shield ahead of it. stay with the shot. on the edge of the st

doesn't include anne arundel, calvert or st. mary's.k at this storm here, very strong, winds upwards of 50 miles per ho miles per hour. i wouldn't be surprised if this went severe at any time. we are seeing lightning associated with it. frederick seeing rain. right now around the herndon, reston, chantilly area. this is the big guy. not a lot of lightning with this. some lightning. the more lightning we see the more intense the thunderstorms are. it's not going to take much to bring down this wind that we continue to see. we'll watch this storm very, very closely as it moves north and east. manassas, you'll see some of this. gainesville, around 66, going to get very heavy rain as well. down to the south, tracking this storm to the north of louisa, in western spotsylvania county. some lightning here too. these are the only two storms in business. this will come eventually to the stafford county area. and then back to the west, we see this line. this line does have severe thunderstorms associated with it, and we're watching that line make

then at prince georges county along 301 and an arundel, that's where we're seeing some of the more moderate showers. it's in the '50s this afternoon after being in the '60s. right now only 56 in town. cloudy, still light rain for a few more hours, but maybe a peek of sun if we're lucky and a drying trend. better news about sunday and the start of the coming week, but next week, the second half is not looking so great. more details in a few minutes. >>> thank you so much, howard. the gloomy weather and hopefully a brighter night for the cats getting ready to take on the penguins in a must-win game five. we have fans, and it looks like it's going to be a busy live shot i'm inside the green. fans can hop right in and catch the game. obviously the cavaliers are here. they're high energy. they're hoping to reverse kind of a tradition of the playoffs. i've got mario here, obviously a cavalier fan. we have a quick prediction. >> penguins all the way. this one's over. >>reporter: absolutely, nine out of 10 tonight. i can guarantee it. a confident man. who do you like? >> penguins are good, but in o

anne arundel county firefighters had to rescue that dog who fell into a single in woodland beach. 85 pound collie was stuck. it took about 90 minutes to free him. the dog was days after president trump suggested the possibility of recording devices in the white house, lawmakers from both parties said any conversation with the now fired fbi director need to be given to congress. aboutu cannot becute tapes. if they are tapes, they need to be turned over. i doubt if there are, but we need them if there are. >> he should turn them over to congress and the investigators. if there are no tapes, he should apologize to comey and the american people. heberly: mark warner said would love for comey to testify at a public hearing. comey was leading the fbi investigation into russia's interference in last year's election and possible collusion with the trump campaign before he was fired. new at 11:00, new york attorneys general investigating former trump weidenfeld. -- paul manafort. he was with the trump campaign for five months last summer. developing now in north korea, the country claims the

we got new anne arundel county. that storm up around the baltimore area.ther storm down towards charles county but mostly the activity now starting to fall apart and actually a very nice evening setting up across our region. we're not quite done with the rain just yet. of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. >> it's a popular place for both dogs and their owners and it may be getting smaller. neighbors are now asking the arlington county board to live the dog park untouched of the board's trying to accommodate storm water drainage and state mandated environmental regulations and to do that, they need to or want to cut the size of that park by more than 50%. you do get a chance to weigh in on

lot, running into these woods, and howard county police say that dogs tracked them into nearby anne arundel county. industrial area and initially they thought he might have jumped into a tractor-trailer. that did not pan out. and all of these are train tracks, but officials say they searched trains going through the area and they don't think he was on one of those either. with lots ofsays distinctive tattoos, he cannot go out in public much without being spotted. >> my sense is he has found a place to hide. either somebody's basement, a barn, probably something that law enforcement does not know about. tom: years for attempted murder in delaware -- for murder charges in delaware. do i.e., where do i sleep come how do i move around. that is when we usually capture fugitives. information come it appears a deadly stabbing at a college in texas was random. one person is dead, three others injured after the attack at the university of texas in austin. the police say that a 21-year-old student with a large hunting knife stabbed people, apparently at random, before surrendering to the police. >> d

new at noon, and anne arundel county police officer is arrested. brian houseman is accused of soliciting prostitutes while on duty and harassing women that he was assigned to help. he has been with the department for 13 years. he has been suspended as an officer and reassigned to administrative duties pending the investigation. right now a key clue surfacing and the search for those responsible for a racist display on american university's campus. john gonzales is following the latest developments in the case that has sent shockwaves across the school. john: this is being investigated as a hate crime. campus police believe they have been able to pinpoint the person responsible here. it appears the person worked alone and they were captured on camera. there are dozens of these blue emergency post all over the campus in fact, from where we are standing on the corner of nebraska and new mexico, we can see seven of them. you can see one down the road there and one across the street. police immediately knew there was a good chance this person was captur

. >> unround l county should not be -- anne arundel county should not be a place to hold these racist views. >> reporter: people have been blowing up his phone and e- mail. while he wants collins killer brought to justice, he says urbanski should be seen as then until proven guilty. and that recent comments and requests are widely inappropriate a part of. >> we are very much aware that the struggle for freedom continues. and this is just one step further. >> at least four council members are reducing the resolution to denounce hate in the county on monday. organizers hoping it will pass with or without the risk of vote. >> i don't know. i mean, people should have empty. and when you can feel for somebody else, you can change things. >> the meet willing be monday at 7:00 p.m.. supporters are asking for people to show up. >>> let's get to howard. tornado warning in barryville, virginia. >> we are watching those areas off to the west and southwest. we had the severe thunderstorm warning. ig barryville that a tornado warning has been issued. you see the lightning on the north side of that

but this year the boats aren't just out early in the morning, waterman working in southern anne arundel county are out earlier i and their catching crabs. >> this time last year we caught seven crabs and this first time we checked the pot we had 20 bushel. >> reporter: bob joebz moves his boat to maryland because the crabbing is better here right now. >> there's a big boy in there. >> reporter: while recent cold temperatures have slowed things down, he says the season is still off to a strong start. >> that's a big crab right there. >> reporter: and the crabs are nice. >> the crabs are butter ball fat right now. >> reporter: cindy sheridan has been crabbing her whole life. >> take this back part out. >> reporter: what she doesn't sell she turns into crab cakes for her family. >> i started in april and i've never started picking crabs in april ever. it's normally like june. >> reporter: now an early start doesn't necessarily mean a good season overall. in fact, there are some numbers out there that indicate things may slow down. maryland's annual crab survey recorded a decline in the num

those are two members of the anne arundel county. firefighters.re and they had two deer to somehow get out of the mud. if they didn't get to them the deer were dead. they took a couple of hours. the bucks, they got to them and they tied ropes around them. they attached the a.t.v. and they pulled the deer one at a time o them. two and a half hours, they got them both. >> great work. jonathan: we talk about the ducks and the geese. that time of year. they are not thinking of traffic. other things on their mind. give them patience. they just wonder in the road now. other things going on. doug: it makes it challenging sometimes. especially when it's getting toward sunset. michelle: we need a nice long dry stretch to help out the grounds that are saturated. doug: monday, tuesday, wednesday until thursday afternoon that is dry. jonathan: then we get wet again. michelle: just in time for the weekend again. doug: showers will be back in the forecast thursday, friday. look outside now at the capital wheel. fair weather clouds. they will dissipate quickly g

the administrators here at crofton middle school called anne arundel county police which launched itsestigation. what they found were some surveillance photos from the night before and we can show i was couple of photos. these guys must not have known there were cameras there that captured their images the roof the school to get into the courtyard to put the noose there outlet fixture, and hopefully with these photographs someone will be able to tell who these guys are and give anne arundel county police a call. now in a letter to the crofton mill school community from principal williams she writes, this incident is clearly disturbing on many levels. we cannot ignore the intolerant message this act couldn't vase. we pride ourselves on being an inclusive and supportive school community. we will not let this incident change that. >>> unfortunately we've been reporting on these similar incidents in recent weeks at college campuses and other schools like this one, and again, this appears to be the work of a two adult help who came in wednesday night into thursday and then this noose diss

we learned that two 19-year-olds were arrested for hanging a noose at the school in anne arundel county. >>> 4:47. you'll see a lot of political news when you open social media feed. according to american donald trump. he meets with european union members in brussels. ben carson is under fire for saying, quote, poverty is a state of mind and a new analysis shows the house republican health care plan will leave 23 million people uninsured. news 4's tracie potts is live. what is the take on how people will be impacted by the house republican health care plan? >> reporter: one of the big things here, eun, people with pre-existing conditions, remember, the white house republicans promised that they would be covered, but according to this cbo analysis, their cover is out of the range. the other thing that this analysis of this is whe you can opt out like emergency care, maternity care that some conservatives wanted out of the bill. they tried to work out a deal to make this happen. according to this analysis, those states will be done. the cbo says it's not enough to make it up. 23 million p

countyin anne arundel are fighting back. o were captured on surveillance cameras. charges include trespassing and disturbing the peace. what happened last week. a lot of people were upset by it. i think it will cheer a lot of people up. when we find out about it, everyone was just shaking. john: i know the founder was hoping for like 60 people, but it was close to 300. john: the event is called chalk group of parents with their children making it public that this community will not tolerate hatred. in kaufman, john gonzalez. lindsey: turning to the weather now, a beautiful start to the week, plenty of sunshine. meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. doug: it might be too good for some if hot temperatures are not your thing. this is gorgeous. a look at the country club in bethesda, crystal clear skies, temperatures in the 64 in college park. 63 degrees right now in gaithersburg. once we get a couple more hours under our belt, the sun angle will retire, and everyone will be above the 70-degree mark. if you are heading out to lunch, the temperat

does not include anne arundel or st.ary's, but the thunderstorms are not going to stop at county lines. the entire metro area under a watch until 11:00. we still think it's a higher risk of severe weather north of town. here is the radar. this is what we have been watching the past several hours now. storms have developed on the east side of i-81 pushing through charlottesville. in fact, these are racing up to the north and east. over the last few frames, you see more red and more deep orange. that means they are intensifying a bit. in fact, severe thunderstorm warning south of charlottesville. we will track these because we know these have the history of being severe with winds over 60 miles per hour. closer to town, a few showers went through frederick headed toward pennsylvania. these warrenton and southwest of warrenton. pretty heavy. a little more lightning showing up just south of culpeper. these moving off to the south -- to the northeast about 55. in terms of how high they are, as high as 25, 30000 feet. that's n

a rescue in anne arundel county - caught on camera.nday morning - a dog fell into a six-foot sinkhole in woodland beach. firefighters worked for over an hour to get the border collie out. the good news - a happy ending here. safely and wasn't hurt. the nationals wrapped up their weekend with a win against the philadelphia phillies. after friday's rain out, the nats played a mothers day double header. a scary moment in game two--max scherzer goes down after a grounder is hit right back at him. that line drive hits him in the knee but he would stay in the game. the nationals would rally late to win 6 to 5 and split the double header. meanwhile in new york - a special night in the bronx. the yankees officially retired "the captain" - derek jeter's number two jersey. during a pre-game ceremony... the yankees dedicated a plaque to "mr. october," that will be placed in monument park behind center field. jeter played his entire 20-year career in the pinstripes before retiring in 20-14 with five world series titles. 7 is on your side this morn

arundel county. it's going to be miserably chilly.to see heavier downpours, maybe a few rumbles of thunder. morning, heaviest rain clearly to the east of the metro corridor. midday and afternoon, rain ends. we'll see a touch of clearing in some spots. sunset, sunefore could break through about anywhere as gusty winds bring in air. between now and the time that happens, with the rain moving about 8/10 to one inch of rain in the metro area. more along the beaches. two, three inches more at the maryland-delaware beaches. takes on philadelphia tomorrow. wah our bigeads up to conclusion here of sunshine for mother's day! if notg partly sunny mostly sunny and breezy. 72, a real turnaround here. looking ahead to next week, check out this warming trend. we go from 72 on monday to 89 or and thursday. still mid-80's with thunderstorm saturday, friday and even into sunday. but it sure looks to me like the weatheritch in the pattern is just a couple days away. >> we're looking forward to it, doug. wiz. pressure on the they just have to win two ga

this is a new warning for anne arundel county, baltimore, prince georges county till 7:00. it's a tiny part of prince georges county. the heaviest rain if you are headed out to 50, it's ridiculous. it's very heavy. a little bit of lightning with the storm. small hail and maybe winds up to 58 miles per hour. not a warning on this but this is the heavy storms across over 270. it's big-time rain from lakeville to damascus. that's pushing off to the north and east as well. still some pretty good rain from silver spring. have seen with this particular storm. 158 strikes in the last 10 minutes. so that storm is becoming rather intense. we've had storm reports, mainly to the south of town. notice tree damaging wind gusts. we will zoom in down toward dahlgren. when gusts of 51 miles per hour. good enough for damage there and reports of hail just to the west. great pictures coming in. this is from southern maryland. this is that down burst at 51 mile-per-hour winds. probably generated by that very cloud. this is in clarksburg. looking a little scary. this is some hail in rockville.

we went to his anne arundel county neighborhood where he grew up and worked at a local bowling alley. no one answer the door at his home. a neighbor told us he's known urbansky since he was a child and was student. >> students are afraid. and believe me i understand that. >> a life with so much promise. lost so senselessly. >> he loved his family and loved people and loved god. and we are justing in shock at what happened to him. >> there will be a vigil tomorrow for second lieutenant kol indz and we'll keep you updated when we learn exactly and where that take place. live in college park, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> do i two of president trump visit to saudi arabia first stop on first overseas trip since taking office and today delivered a speech on combating islam iing ext extremism. here's jay metzler. >> president trump calls for unity against islamic extremists while addressing summit of arab leaders in riand saudi arabia. >> that means con fronting islamic extreme together against innocent muslims and impression of women and percent kultion of jew and slawringter of chr

. >>> new at noon, an anne arundel police detective is accused of having sex with a prostitute while on duty. brian houseman was taken into custody and was stripped of his police duties. he is still working, assigned to administrative duties during the investigation. the 13-year veteran of the force face a host of charges including second-degree assault and prostitution. >>> a few minutes ago, president donald trump met with the palestinian president at the white house. the leaders are expected to discuss the framework for peace in the middle east. >>> as we said we said earlier, james comey is back in the spotlight. fbi director faces tough questions from republican and democratic senators about the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's private email server and possible trump campaign connections with russia. weijia jiang has details from capitol hill. >> reporter: fbi director james comey is on capitol hill for another round of testimony. >> thank you for having this annual oversight hearing about the fbi. >> reporter: senators from both sides of the i grilled -- from both sid

michelle: trust betrayed in the anne arundel county where the officers arrested one of their own. to bully women into sex. detective is accused of coercing women in legal trouble to have sex to put in a good word. in addition to a half dozen criminal charges he has been suspended without pay. jonathan: well, secretary of state rex tillerson is trying to clarify the "america first" policy to state department workers. there is a lot of them. in the speech in foggy bottom he emphasized sometimes the policy and values can be he recognized transition like this can be stressful. well calling it a chance to inspire and train future leaders. former president obama unveiled the design for the presidential center in chicago that will include a museum, forum and library. joined by the former first lady they announced a $2 million donation to help chicago at-risk youth. michelle: selling point for something you can't own. the promise of a room with a view in d.c. hot housing market. for many, that view is vanishing. d.c. bureau chief sam ford joins us live from southwest d.c. where the buildi

pictures of two officers rescuing a couple of deer that got stuck in a mud pit on saturday in anne arundel county. once the officers were able to lasso the deer they led them back to solid ground on wooden planks to keep their hooves from getting stuck in the mud again. the deer took off for the woods once they got tired and muddy they appeared to be okay. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> borrowing from american express, i never leave home without the tissue, especially with the allergies. >> oh, man, the allergies after friday's rain we thought maybe they're going to go down a little bit. even through the weekend, it was enough -- dry enough to not wash the allergies out. >> i believe it. >> and they're still here. and guess what they're not going away anytime soon unfortunately. this has been a really bad season for allergy, but what's different today from the weekend is that hey, we've got sunshine, and our rain chances are zip. we're not going to see rain today, but it has been a wet start. in fact, in the last seven days we have picked up almost 2

. >> the two suspects are being anne arundel county. newsroom, tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> a day of remembrance as loved ones laid richard collins to rest. red, white and blue flowers of theing the casket man, murdered at the university of maryland last week. stabbeday collins was to death by a umd student on campus. police are investigating whether racially may have been motivated. >> well, pop singer ariana grande is planning to return to manchester, england, to perform a benefit for the victims of the bombing at her concert on monday. comes as police across england are working around the clock, trying to take down the network that supported the bomber. already they have 10 people they've arrested. they have officers out in a show all over the place. hospitals were placed on alert prepare f a >> president trump will return to the united states this firstd, following his foreign trip as president. tonight he attended a dinner the g7e other leaders of nations, this in italy. he vowed to crush the terrorist attacked a bus load of christi

. >>> fox 5 is in anne arundel county. we're learning more about the deadly car crash on route 50. skyfox was over the scene at maryland state say a 22-year-old was driving the wrong way. and the driver of a second car were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. a third car involved was slightly damaged but the driver was not hurt. >>. >>> a virginia man attacked said a good samaritan prevented him from suffering serious injuries. he told fox 5 the incident happened friday and suffered several injuries in the attack including a broken hand. he said it could have been worse if not for gw law student mr. miller. he stopped stopped the attack and today they were reunited. >> this incident kind of resolidifies my desire to make sure that whatever career i go into i'm actually making a difference >> the word hero is thrown around casually. sports heros, all heros, this guy is a hero. >> police arrest two people for attacking mr. miller. >>> following breaking news we want to give you an update. a second ago, we learned, of course, we have been following the latest developments in

going to leave the chance for some showers east of 95, through prince george's county, calvert, anne arundel down through parts of charles and st. mary's county and of course over through the eastern shore. if you're boating back home today, if you have friends boating home, you might run into some of those showers. the wind should remain generally light, 15 miles per hour if you're going to be on the bay. for tonight the cloud cover moves back on. you might see a stray shower into the overnight hours. this is 3:00 in the morning. as we head through tomorrow morning, back to work. i know it's always hard to get back to work after a long weekend. cloudy and it will be on the warmer side. tuesday afternoon some showers start to work their way in. this is 3:00 in the afternoon through the maryland panhandle. this 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. o

still tracking high water across parts of howard county and anne arundel county, bwi and up areas on 83 and 95. also for culpeper, rappahannock counties south and west there, we've got high water as well, and please, if you see high water don't cross it. again, the good news at least here in the metro is that the high water has come down. we had some big time rains and thunderstorms, noticed most of it along the east coast and moving up and away from us. we still have some showers here. if we get some sunshine to top like it looks like it's trying to do across west virginia and southwest virginia. we could get more stronger storms this afternoon. a couple of showers across southern maryland, not a deal there. thankfully first alert doppler fairly quiet here. watching some heavier showers just over towards harrisburg and shenandoah. you folks out here you'll have to watch that area and for us we're going to have to watch it over the next several hours, but a lot of reports of damage, high water, some wind damage as well. these are flood warnings, though, flood reports i should say fro

just last week, anne arundel county arrested two men for hanging noose outside the school. yesterday dozens of people showed up to an event called chalk the walk. and wrote supportive and positive messages in chalk outside the school. >> i saw a lot more smiles yesterday and today. because this weather has been gorgeous. but i understand we're going what spring like to summer? >> this week, 50's, last week, 90s this week, sean. not yet. today was we're easing in little transition, and yesterday was beautiful, right? >> and by the way, sue, happy >> and happy mothers day to you, sean, great day, glad the weather cooperated for all of the moms. that sunshine is a tonic, too, as are the temperatures, our high temperature today, up to 77 degrees. a little bit on the breezy side. but look that the brilliant blue, looking live, it is gorgeous evening. check out the high temperatures, again, 77 at reagan national, but dullos 75, and bwi at 74 degrees, and i'll tell you what, as we look at our temperatures around the region, at 6:00 still very comfortable out there. great evening t

. >>> we're learning an anne arundel employee is suspended over the comments made about richard collinsrd. he posted in support of another comment in praised the accused killer. the actions of this employee are betrayal of the values of the department. any employee who. >>> an 80-year-old is murdering his neighbor over a lawn dispute. he's accused of shooting and killing his neighbor sunday. following an ongoing dispute. investigators say a landscaping crew is performing lawn maintenance when the incident happened. >>> dc police trying to identify two people wanted for a violent attempted robbery in northwest. it happened at a medical marijuana dispensary. they're going to try to push at a their way inside when the victim refused to let them inside. one of the suspects pulled a gun. victim fired back and the suspects ran off. there's the guy who will walk to the door. if you have information, call dc police. no one was hurt >>> she's out of jail b off the hook. >> an alarm clock, a virginia mother bought at a garage sale led to her arrest >>> a maryland teen is being punished for at her

after he jumped out of a van there he likely came through the woods and crossed to anne arundel county. he is very identifiable and easy to recognize because of the tattoos. oh has the word "sin" on the back of his hand. then a number 187 right down his forearm. that often is codefo this one "evil" is on the back of his neck. for four days he has managed to avoid capture. he eluded scores of the police, tracking dog and the helicopters with the high-tech sensing gear to vanish out of the heavily commercial zone of the warehouses, rail yards, prison. >> we can confirm that there have been no sightings of david watson. no indications to us he has remained in the area. >> so now they hand over the manhunt to the u.s. marshal service, they are asking businesses to take a second look around for the sign of his presence. >> we want them to look and see if it looks as if there is a break-in or if someone meeting the corruption description is spotted on the video camera one personnel. >> so bizarre. this area is heavy industrial. commercial. look at the buildings. fenced in secure areas. when

we have a severe thunderstorm warning for anne arundel county until 6:30. that is the storm on the north side of the beltway. tracking this about 45 minutes to an hour. the storms are headed into southern maryland. let's go ahead and focus on the storm. this is a warning. you are under the severe thunderstorm warning. the storm is moving up to the north and east. big-time rain columbia pike, 95 toward baltimore and 29. now it is slow going between dc and baltimore. we zoom back down to the south. pretty moderate rain. you get a little further south and you get into the heavy rain. again, this is the warning box. laurel, you are in it. dayton on the edge of it. that goes until 6:30. why? because of the hail. this is hail over an inch in diameter. about a quarter size. we have a hail track that extends across the river. actually, back to western montgomery county across the river into fairfax county. we will show you pictures of that in just a minute. the storm itself is going to be out here pretty shortly. by the time we get to 8:00, we are in pretty good sh

. >>> an update to a story that caused anger and hurt in anne arundel county. they have caught the two who placed a noose at the middle school. conner middle school. on thursday a tuesday spotted a noose hanging from a light fixture. however, no hate crime charges have yet been filed. >>> if you're in the district tonight, look up to see thousands of candles illuminating the sky along the national mall. the lights will burn in memory of law enforcement officer who is die in the line of duty. the names of 394 officers will be read aloud tonight. 143 of them gave the ultimate sacrifice in 2016. while the other officers died previously but were never honored. it also includes those who died after rescue and recovery work after 9/11. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelly will be there to give remarks. >>> a in d.c. and means extra traffic and road closures in southeast throughout the morning. now part of the annual festival will include a parade to get underway at 11:00 this morning. muriel bowser will be there as well. expe

you can see the surveillance images are pretty clearly if you recognize him call police >>> in anne arundelted and charged with indecent exposure. that i have-year-old adam is an dow was identified in four separate cases in each incident, they say sand to young girls. detectiveswell. >>> also new information tonight. in the case of darren went. he's the man accused of killing the family in the couple of northwest mansion two years ago. >> in a new court filing, darren went has been listed as possible contribute or a found on a knife. >> reporter: darren went is accused of viciously stabbing and beating to death the couple's mansion in may of 2015. until now, there had been no direct to a possible murder weekend. investigators said darren went dna cannot be excluded from hair found inside the house as but only two had been made public until now. prosecutorna had been found on a pizza crust inside the home and it al been found on a reflect invest inside the stolen porsche. in you new report. prosecutors list 14 items which that went was possible contributor. including a knife from the basemen

. >>> upset that someone would hang a noose in anne arundel county. some parents took matters into their home -- into their own hands. they used chalk to write positive messages on the wall outside proctor middle school. >> something. one of mom and a student reached out to me and said, what if we talk the walk. i'd be -- i was like, that be amazing. i think it's a visible symbol of the positivity and kindness that this community represents. >> a day after the discovery, two 19-year-olds were arrested for hanging that news outside the middle school. >>> the cyber attack that ravaged the u.s. and europe last friday spreading again. in japan, at least 2000 machines in 600 locations got hit. the hackers are demanding $300 in ransom or threatening to destroy the user's data. the attacks could have been far worse if not for a pair of cyber security researchers. they discovered a kill switch that was hidden in the mail where. >> even though the kill switch has been activated, there were thousands and hundred thousand infectio it crippled britain's health se

anne arundel county police released this statement following the suspension of an employee over commentse about the murder of richard collins the third. he posted in support of another comment that phrased the accused ki in a statement the police department said in part the actions of this employee are a betrayal of the values of the department, end quote. >>> developing overnight in howard county, one pen injured in a house fire in ellicott city. fire officials say minor was injured after flames broke out inside the kitchen of a home on water loo road, fire officials are investigating. >>> get were quick check on sports, nats back in action, they had the day off yesterday, they will take on the seattle mariners, first pitch aged 7:00. three weeks working on mechanics and he'll get to start tonight for the nationals. at cam yard the os did have the lead and boy did they lose it in fashion. that's not going to help. the os put up five runs, wins 6-2 in the fifth and cranked up. minnesota rallies and wins 14-7. not best game. >>> nba playoffs, the warriors doing what has never been done be

a few showers east of i-95 through baltimore and anne arundel county and through southern maryland. spotty showers continue through the early afternoon throughout the area. possibly some sunshine in our forecast. as we get into the late afternoon, early evening, we still have a chance for showers and evening. but we will dry out tomorrow. and then we've got another round of showers and thunderstorms. this is tomorrow afternoon, about a 30% chance. you'll see it where you are. forecast for tomorrow, 82 degrees. partly sunny and a little bit of fog once again tomorrow. mid-70s for daytime highs. low 80s for thursday. friday, looking all right. before we get into the weekend, we could have more storms. the next ten days is coming up after the break d right after an >>> the annual summer search for stars is back tonight right here on nbc 4. nbc's mark barger tells us about what is in store for america's got talent. >> reporter: when nick cannon decided to leave his "agt" duties, show creator simon cowell turned to tyra banks. >> i liked her. >> reporter: it was an out-of the-box choice

and perhaps this incident and another incident involving the hanging of a noose in ann arundel county perhaps others are getting together a unity event yet to be announced. they'll try to bring the community together to talk about its challenges. live in severna park, maryland scott brook. >> thank you very much. >>> when it comes to our weather we are starting to feel like a broken record. >> a our chief meteorologist is tracking rain and storms for both and tomorrow. >> the old weather alert goes into effect tonight. the showers are far to the south and west of us. i think we'll be dry until 10:00 tonight. with that said we have easterly wind. it is not coverable out here. it will be dry. in terms of future cast 11:00 tonight showers up to 66 in fairfax. temperatures upper 50s low 60s. feels like early april. by 5:00 early rush hour folks will have a wet commute. plan on that now. 60 downtown. upper 50s in the suburbs. even a fleck of yellow and orange near frederick indicating heavy rain. 6:30 rain and showers across the metro area. showers extending into calvert county. by 8:30 te