on the eastern shore, th atlantic beaches coming from the outer banks all the way along the atlantic seaboard. a few sprinkles are showing up in southern virginia, they may make their way into the metro area. so have an umbrella handy if you're about to head out to some of the events. temperatures right now are mild. we're in the low to mid-60s in the metro area. reagan national up at 69 degrees. a little cooler farther to our west, hovering right around 60 degrees. i have the new hour by hour timing on our shower chances for the day ahead coming up in about ten minutes. >>> more on that breaking news now, this time in prince william county. police investigating a homicide in woodbridge. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. no word yet on any suspect. ♪ >>> we're gearing up for several major memorial day ceremonies today. many will gather again today to including president obama who is on his way to the arlington national cemetery. >> he has a few events lined up there this morning. and derrick ward is live outside the gates now with more on what we'll be seeing. >> reporter: good morni

all the tropical te moisture continuing to move its way straight up the atlantic seaboard and we've hadas a result of that flood watches ane flood warnings in effect muchmuh the flood warnings are supposeds to have expired about 12:30 tonight for st. mary's and calvert and the areas shaded in green, the flash flood watch that's in fe on monday.ond here's a look at your current c temperatures. we are into the upper 60s, some low 70s on our map and it wass pretty uncomfortable as far as the humidity was concerned today. it wasn't oppresstive but it wat a little uncomfortable, the dewpoints into the low 60s. for tonight we're talking 68-degrees. looking a the rain with an isolated storm or two poppingppn up. it will have to kind of start to wayne out a little bit toward morning hours as the system pushes off towards the northeast.t. for another we have another piece of energy that's going toi take us in and that's going to set up for a chance of storms as well. tomorrow will not be a total washout i am he ' happy to sayo and i'll let you know exactlyxac what kind of timeline we're going to

the wider view though shows rain tracking from the outer banks right along the atlantic seaboard all the way up into the ey and that does include the nearby beaches in delaware and in maryland all the way up to ocean city. more showers tracking through there. but staying dry in the met troer ap. 69 now at reagan national. i have your memorial day parade forecast coming up in about ten minutes. >>> d.c. police on the scene of a deadly shooting on 24th street. police are calling it a homicide but didn't say anything about a suspect. kristin wright is on her way there and as soon as she gets there, we'll bring you her live report. >>> turning to decision 2016 now. the presidential candidates are honoring veterans and making the final dash to for the democrats that means winning california. tracie potts joining us live with the very latest. this is key, tracie. >> reporter: it is especially for bernie sanders and that is where we find him today at a community event later this afternoon in oakland. hillary clinton will be home in new york and donald trump is taking the day off, at least o

moisture moving up the atlantic seaboard into the course of the week. be prepared for that, we're going to have to deal with this because of the jet stream and we're going to deal with clouds and showers almost every day on the 7-day forecast. 52 degrees, for tonight and tomorrow, we are talking our high of 68 degrees with the here's a look at your fox 5 accuweather 7-day forecast. monday is the day it's going to be the driest of all because we're going to get some pretty good breaks before we start to see showers moving in. but the rest of the week is really, really unsettled. >> i'm looking forward to monday and wednesday, based on your 7-day forecast. >> okay. >> 70s. all right gwen. t so much. >>> remember you can track the weather 24/7 on the go with your mobile device. just download the fox 5 news and fox 5 weather app. search dc news and dc weather in your app store. the apps are free. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. a portuguese father is melting hearts online. this video of disabled son strapped to his torso has gone viral.

has propelled our country 100 years after we were sort of hanging on the eastern edges of the atlantic seaboardrclay century -- barely surviving. 100 years later we were the moist productive economy in the world. that took an extraordinary amount of effort but was based on free trade, and if you cut down on imports, for example, you have to ask yourself whose purchase are you basically cutting down? if people, for example, can get much cheaper clothes from china, you shut down trade and they will be paying much higher prices. i don't see to whose advantage this is. the presumption that it is a job-killer does not square with the historical facts. trade is a positive force for employment at all levels of the economy. >> alan greenspan, it's ban pleasure, thank you for taking the time. some historic moment there. i'll get back to you on the equipment you'll need for that wall, alan, okay? i guess a shovel and a lot of bricks but we'll get back to you. >>> what he is saying here, the thinks both parties, major candidate, have abandoned free trade policy and thinks that is a slippery slope. he says

we have a conveyor belt of moisture just stream along atlantic seaboard. we have heavy rain this morning north and west of the city up in the poconos, some spots over 2 inches here over monroe county, heavy rain in the city and heavy rain down the shore. some spots didn't get as much but few areas over two or 3 inches of rain. few rainfall totals from earlier today, jonas, pennsylvania in monroe county in the poconos, three and a half inches just shy of that n sewell, new jersey 2.93. mount holly at 2.9. at philadelphia airport this morning one and a half inches of rain and still very warm and steamy out there with temperatures in the 70's and 80's at the moment. coming up we will tell but showers and storms moving through tonight and how it will clear us out as we see nice weather back in time to start mountain of june. for now, back to you. >>> thank you, kate. >>> business owners down the shore hope to salvage final day before everybody heads back to work and school tomorrow. not a perfect beach day in ocean city but rain isn't stopping people from enjo

storm team 4 radar scanning don't have any storms around now, but there are some right off the atlantic seaboard, the carolina coast, just remnants of bonnie, the tropical storm now been a depression last few days. still lingering there, but gradually moving off to the north and east. and then it will be dissipating the next couple days. we're feeling some of that tropical humidity from that. and it's up around 80 degrees now, reagan national is at 79. hour by hour forecast for the rest of the day by 2:00 it will still be toasty warm, low to mid 80s between then and 6:00 p.m. and it's around 5:00 to as maybe late around 8:00 p.m. we might get an isolated storm mainly south of the metro area. just a small chance. not a severe storm. just perhaps a downpour little bit of thunder and lightning. it is a pretty small chance. otherwise just humid and hot for many. it feels hot in the mid 80s. and then mild by 10:00 p.m. under partly cloudy sky, the upper 70s. by dawn tomorrow we'll be down to the upper 60s. it ought to be a little less humid tomorrow. afternoon highs reaching the mid 80s and partly cl

trade propelled our country 100 years after we were, sort of hanging on the eastern edges of atlantic seaboardarely surviving. 100 years later we were the most productive economy in the world. now that took an extraordinary amount of effort but fundamentally, it was based on free trade and if you cut down on imports, for example, you have to ask yourself, whose purchase are you basically cutting down? if people, for example, can get much cheaper clothes from china, you shut down trade and they will be paying much higher prices. i don't see to whose advantage this is. the presumption that it's a job killer does not square with the historical facts. trade is a positive force for employment at all levels of the economy. neil: alan greenspan, it has been a real pleasure. thank you for taking the time. some historic moments there. i will get back to you on the equipment you will need for that wall, alan, okay? i get the shovel and a lot of bricks but we'll get back to you. real pleasure, thank you very much. alan greenspan, the former federal reserve chairman. think of the time he came into office,

acadia has one of the most spectacular views of the north atlantic seaboard.ion people flocked here to this park, and sheinelle and i, this year, we were two of them. acadia national park, this magical place where mountains meet the ocean, is part of mt. desert island off the coast of maine where every new day breaks in america. you know, this is the first spot in the country where the sun hits the horizon. >> really? it's like today literally starts here. >> at over 1500 feet, cadillac mountain is the highest peak on the eastern seaboard, boasting sunrises worth getting up for. >> time to start our day. >> exactly. >> situated on maine's central coast, acadia spans nearly 50,000 acres of breathtaking beauty. >> hi, there, how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> sheinelle and i caught up with the park ranger at the sands beach. >> the sand seems different here. >> it is different. if you take a little scoop of it, about 70% of it is made out of shell. >> it's so soft. >> no way. >> you can swim here, but the ocean temperatures usually hover right around 55. >> ch

aegypti, is prevalent across the united states up the west coast, the pacific coast, up the atlantic seaboard, much further than what you consider southern states, lo and behold this strain of mosquito carries the zika virus, and what it does when it sticks its sticker into a human being starts drawing blood, the virus is transmitted into the blood of the human being, and now you've got a carrier, a human carrier of the zika virus that can be transmitted through sexual contact, but lo and behold if it is a pregnant female, then that zika virus -- and the virus itself sometimes doesn't manifest itself in many ways. it might be like a mild form of the flu, but if it's a pregnant female, then you've got some disastrous consequences coming ahead, and that's these horrible pictures that we've seen, the microcephaly that -- the virus gets in and attacks the fetus and does not allow the fetus to develop, particularly with regard to the structure of the head and the brain, and that's what turns out into these terrible family tragedies. and so last week we voted and we voted as part of an appropriatio

researchers, tagged mary lee in 2012 and since then she has travel up and down eastern seaboard and out in the atlantic a total of 20,000 miles. and her position is track every time her dorsal fin ace above water, long enough so that the trapper can ping a sat the light. >>> you can track her position by checking out shark's twitter account, mary lee sent out this tweet earl their read closing the gap this morning, off the coast of mize beloved new jersey. >> she does love to hang out there. i remember that last summer. >> i love that the shark has a twitter account. everybody has a twitter account now. >> it is 2016. >> that is right. >> i know. it depend how coordinated she is, right. >> don's here new do we necessity where sam bradford is. >> that is a question. we need a tracking device on sammy b. we will work on that, ping. hi, hello, what are your boys saying. that is how philadelphia eagles are being greeted these days. sam bradford's trade demand has dominated all discussions involving the team. today, one of their defensive leader conner barwin join the mike and ike show on wip. barwin is tra

rers tagged mary lee in 2012 and since them she's traveled up and down the eastern seaboard and out into the atlantictal of nearly 20,000 miles. her position is tracked every time her dorsal fin is above water long enough so that a satellite can hone in on the tracker. you can keep tabs as well on mary lee' position apply by chegging out the sharks twitter account. >>> a delicious discovery that proves some seemingly sin full foods like red wine, coffee are actually good for us. new research shows component of cocoa may actually help reverse memory loss. health reporter instead of know stall has more tonight on the connection between cocoa and the brain. >> reporter: exercise is a sure bet, red wine and crossword puzzles, too, things that help keep your brain sharp. >> when i was younger i did have photographic memory. >> reporter: rachel, got worried when her memory started to slip. doctors say brain power starts to decline in the 30s. >> i know exactly what i mean, who i mean and i can't say the name. it's very frustrating. >> reporter: back to school for a master's that was rachel's way to stimula

rers tagged mary lee in 2012 and since them she's traveled up and down the eastern seaboard and out into the atlantictotal of nearly 20,000 miles. her position is tracked every time her dorsal fin is above water long enough so that a satellite can hone in on the tracker. you can keep tabs as well on mary lee' position apply by chegging out the sharks twitter account. >>> a delicious discovery that proves some seemingly sin full foods like red wine, coffee are actually good for us. new research shows component of cocoa may actually help reverse memory loss. health reporter instead of know stall has more tonight on the connection between cocoa and the brain. >> reporter: exercise is a sure bet, red wine and crossword puzzles, too, things that help keep your brain sharp. >> when i was younger i did have photographic memory. >> reporter: rachel, got worried when her memory started to slip. doctors say brain power starts to decline in the 30s. >> i know exactly what i mean, who i mean and i can't say the name. it's very frustrating. >> reporter: back to school for a master's that was rachel's way to stimu

they tagged marry lee in 2012, since then traveled up and down the eastern seaboard out into the atlantic, total of nearly 20,000 miles. her position is tracked every time her dorsal fin is above water long enough so satellite can hone in on the trackerment you can keep tab on marry lee's position by checking out the shark's twitter account. of course of the shark has a twitter account. >> why not? >> of course. >> justin, mary lee probably out there all along. you can't get out there. >> that's the big thing, not freaking anybody else. month from now, yes. a lot of stuff going on, yes, ocean water temperature only around 40, 50 degrees, low 50's, that's what's keeping the temperatures cool. east winds. but check it out. we take to you south jersey cape mayment look out to the east. i see little bit of clearing. wow, actually may see little bit of sunlight depending where thursday morning, as we have a sunrise in just few more minutes, so it is possible we see few breaks in the clouds today. specially this afternoon. don't get your hopes up if you just end up with cloudy skies today. that

seaboard. memorial day the tropical downpours will be from the mid-atlantic through new england and it could be a slope travel day on monday. >> pauley: indeed, thank you, eric. that debate between republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders, not going to happen. today, trump called it off saying it would not be appropriate for him to debate the democrats' number two finishers. trump also suggested the networks had not come up with the money he suggest they had donate to charity. bernie sanders campaigning for the june 7 california primary said he is disappointed and hopes trump changes his mind. trump is holding a rally in california. there are protesters outside. carter evans is on the the scene. carter. >> reporter: jane, inside the san diego convention center, donald trump addressed thousands of supporters, but california is fertile ground for the anti-trump movement, and there are a lot protesters here, as you can see behind me. and as the crowd grew, they also got angrier. san diego pleas were hoping to keep supporters and opponents apart, but late this afternoon, riot police inte

seaboard wednesday. wait until you see the warmth that hits the mid atlantic and the northeast. it will be the warmest numbers you've seen so far this year. if you're heading to the phillies game, game number 3. 1:35 p.m. start time against the braves. peeks of sunshine, showers around, first pitch temperature, 65, by the 9th inning, 68 degrees. >>> phillies offense they had has disappeared against the lowly atlanta braves. the phillies have lost two straight games at home. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: the phillies will try to avoid getting swept by the braves, it is the only time they need swept this season since the opening series in cincinnati. >>> phillies fans falling asleep watching this thing against atlanta that. if you blinked you missed the highlight, the only highlight. bottom three phils trying to start a rally there goes that. it gets by the bull run scores. braves get two in the inning. phils only get two hits. nothing going right franco nearly gets hit in the head right there. the phillies drop 4 of 6. two hits yesterday is not going to cut it. >>> it gets

atlantic in the northeast. so not a great memorial day monday for the eastern seaboard. unfortunately, things start to improve on tuesday. but for now, several inches of rainfall all along the coast here as this system kind of lingers. so this is going to be an ongoing threat for the next 24 to 48 hours at the very least. your memorial day forecast, a lot of green on the map. my apologies. you know if i could, it would be sunny for everybody. for the parades along the east coast, as well as parts of the central and southern plains, things are going to be wet, potentially stormy. west coast looks beautiful. if you live out in california, you are sitting very pretty. >> back to you. >> that's always the case in sunny california. thank you for that weather forecast. >> we have a scary situation at the cincinnati zoo leading to the death of an endangered gorilla. this is new video of the moment after a 4-year-old boy fell into the gorilla's enclosure. a special zoo response team was forced to shoot and kill the animal after it dragged the boy. the child was taken to a nearby

right, the atlantic great white conservancy is developing an app to let beachgoers monitored the movement of tagged great whites and post their possible sightings along the eastern seaboard. >>> one of the most popular great whites is ck in our own neighborhood for the memorial day weekend. mary lee the shark that went viral last year with a twitter post. now swimming in the waters. her tracker pinged yesterday afternoon when there were plenty of people in the water and she was pretty far away from shore, about 80 miles away we are told. >>> the rainy weather has not scared mary lee away. it did keep people from and you can see it is deserted. that is because it is raining so badly. everybody is in the movie theater. a lot of people headed back home. a lot of people left early because they knew the day would look like this. >> and it has. up and down from the carolinas through the mid-atlantic and southern jersey. very typical picture. all thanks to what is left of bonnie. still spinning here. it is a post tropical low now. and the moisture continues to fall off of the atlantic and there's cape hatteras and virginia beach. still raining in ocean city and seeing the back

atlantic. tropical depression two. and its actually now has prompted for some cole stall warning and watches for south carolina. and anticipated that a lot of that moisture will continue to head up the seaboards a result of that system. we're going to be watching it from it. speaking of rain, well, for your sunday and monday if you are heading to the beaches, pretty much the story all the beaches saturday is the best day looking at mixture of sunday and clouds sunday and monday talking about stormings. exception to that will be cape may which has both saturday and sunday dry with storms hitting only on monday. but if you are staying home, you got backyard pool, we've got a thumbs up for you in the dc area. 87 degrees, three p.m. jump in stay cool. so here's a look for monday though memorial day parade we got storms on track sticks degrees starts at two p.m. contusion avenue. and as we put the weekend together for you 88 degrees on saturday. 83 on sunday. little cooler on monday because clouds are going to cool us down quite quite a bit but with some storms. here's a look at 7-day forecast. you can see once we get to tuesday things dry very sniesly we get a little bit those '80s once again bu

we're looking at stormy weather up and down the eastern seaboard, especially down in florida. then you get to the mid-atlantic into northern california. sunshine from the great lakes to texas, where it'll be nice and steamy. look at phoenix, 102 degrees today. that's what's going on aroun >>> we begin the morning with some cloudy skies and some spotty showers across much of the bay area. and we will see this as we go into the rest of the day into the north bay especially. looking at those temperatures now, it is 58 degrees in the south bay as well as the east bay with high temperatures today reaching the low 70s in the south bay, the east bay up to 69 degrees. san francisco will top out at 62 degrees. some times of rain today and the next couple of days, and then rain chances going down for the end of the weekend. >> that is your latest weather. >>> here is the reason we are in florida today. it's our series, mom's the word. in honor of mother's day coming up this sunday, we're at the eglin air force base. eglin air force base here in fort walton beach, florida, for a special breakfast for the over 4,000 men

seaboard kind of winds its way. it's a river of current that's a little warmer than the open waters of the atlantic.it may actually cause this to reach that tropical storm intensity. and if it does, that means we're going to see significant rainfall in coastal areas of south carolina. the target areas are not really important. although computer models are suggesting in the vicinity of charleston, there's going to be rip currents. the winds are going to be gusty. the rainfalls are going to come down, you could lose power. rip current, i'm especially concerned about that because a lot of people will want to go in the waters. the spaghetti models are suggesting coastal south carolina. spreading that into monday across portions of north carolina. >> karen maginnis, thank you. >>> this is "cnn newsroom." still ahead, the u.s. says its forces are not on the forward line in syria. but a new video challenges that. we explain -- ahead. >>> plus, migrants take smugglers to get them into europe, but now there is growing concern that isis is using them, too. next, we take you inside a smuggler's neighborhood. l

we're looking at stormy weather up and down the eastern seaboard, especially down in florida. then you get to the mid-atlanticto northern california. sunshine from the great lakes to texas, where it'll be nice and steamy. look at phoenix, 102 degrees today. that's what's goinon around g th . >>> 0 good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. another day for your rain gear. occasional showers. lots of clouds. look how cool it's going to be. pretty uniform temperatures. in philadelphia, 55 degrees. a little bit of light fog. that disappears. shower chance stays for the suburbs. for the lehigh valley. for delaware, south jersey and the jersey shore, northeasterly winds will keep temperatures parked in the 50s and slight chance for a late day shower or thunderstorm. have a great day. >> that is your latest weather. >>> here is the reason we are in florida today. it's our series, mom's the word. in honor of mother's day coming up this sunday, we're at the eglin air force base. eglin air force base here in fort walton beach, florida, for a special breakfast for the over 4,000 men and women here. we're going to be t

atlantic and as far north as new england. many families heading outdoors. it won't be a nice day along parts of the eastern -- the eastern seaboard. and by wednesday it will move out to sea. abby: reports coming in, the battle for fallujah is in full swing. but iraqi forces may be getting more than they bargained for. >> i grew up in a patriotic family no different than anybody else in smalltown minnesota. we always went to the memorial day parade it's one of the most powerful five minutes i had as a kid. you have the world war ii vets and the korean vets and the gulf war veterans still fitting into their uniforms. i will never forget men and women standing up and saluting those who served in true gratitude for what they did. every town in america is like that. in america you don't fight because you hate what's in front of you, you fight because you love what's behind you. gregg: the battle for fallujah is on. iraqi forced entering the city this morning as they tried to liberate it from isis. the generals say progress could be slowed by lack of support from local forces. the government has long been a sunni stronghold, so there a

atlantic cost with showers and thunderstorms, rip currents and high surf from savannah into norfolk. we'll be watching that closely over the weekend. beautiful weather up and down the eastern seaboardut west than it will be here in the east and the ohio river valley. strong risk -- enhanced risk of storms stretching from the plains all the way to texas is aat we're most concernedbout >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cool morning but a quick warmup. 90 degrees this afternoon for summerton. upper 80s in chestnut hill. the suburbs dry during the day. there's a chance of an evening shower or thunderstorm. kutztown warms to 89 degrees. 91 in bethlehem. to the south, new jersey and the jersey shore will see plenty of sunshine. interior new jersey, 90 in haddonfield. right at the shore, temperatures running a little cooler. 88 degrees for wilmington this afternoon. have a great day. >> don't forgeton't forget, you us every day on our sirius xm channel 108. >> al, thanks. >> light after the white house. post presidency home as we get ready for our red nose day challenge. two separate stories. ♪ (cat meows) flea bites can mean misery for your cat. advantage® ii monthly top

seaboard, but wet weather in the inner mississippi valley to the mountain region. we're still expecting to see sunshine still hanging around. we're looking for wet weather in the mid-atlanticr part of the week, a mess as you get to the southeast, mid-atlantic states and the gulf below average temperatures in the early part of the week. very interesting. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, i'm storm team 4, meteorologist chuck bell. nice sunshine out there. temperature 51 degrees at reagan international airport, sunshine plenty. back in the 50s with rain chances for tomorrow, so a cloudy day on your tuesday, cloudy on wednesday, shine back on thursday and >> that's your latest weather. >> okay. all right, al. thank you. >>> why is jason sudeikis one of the most sought-after actors in hollywood? why is he seeing red today? it's the name of his character in "angry birds," based on the most downloaded mobile app game of all time. take >> no. >> how are you? no running. no running. oops. >> come on. >> how is that nap schedule coming along? >> oh, boy. guys ever thought about bird control? >> jason susu

atlantic cost with showers and thunderstorms, rip currents and high surf from savannah into norfolk. we'll be watching that closely over the weekend. beautiful weather up and down the eastern seaboardcooler out west than it will be here in the east and the ohio river valley. strong risk -- enhanced risk of storms stretching from the plains all the way to texas is what we're most concerned about today. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the wood >>> we have a mix of sun and clouds across the bay area temperatures in the 50s heading into the 60s and 70s later today. even though there will be a few spots hitting the low 80s, much of the bay area seeing 79 in the north bay and low 70s for the east bay as well as peninsula. tri-valley 78. also 78 in the south bay. get ready for warmer temperatures by the weekend. >> don't forget, you can catch us every day on our sirius xm channel 108. >> al, thanks. >> light after the white house. post presidency home as we get ready for our red nose day challenge. two separate stories. ♪ (cat meows) flea bites can mean misery for your cat. advantage® ii monthly topical kills fleas through contact. fleas