we have a severe thunderstorm warnings baltimore, anne arrundel, baltimore city and howard and this alsots of the north eastern section of montgomery country and some of this rain moved into prings george as well. so just be aware of this. this is in effect until 11:15 tonight ands with we head south we have another cluster here i'm keeping an eye on. headed east across the i 95 corridor and we could see a little bit of heavy rainfallthon as well and if you take a look at bright red that's where it is. we have had reports of hail from the storms. once again these are moving through east at about 20 to 25 we have a bountdy to the north to watch. once again i won't say we will continue to fire things off. cup pepper 1 quarter inch and baltimore three quarter inch mail and 58 mile per hour wind gust. today was a hot and stakey and humid day the whole bit. look at the highs we had. far dry over the weekend into the 70s and into the upper 60s right adrots board and we'll end up seeing change in air flow. mild day. more clouds than sunp this weekend, however, so don't look for too many bright

it will head to the southern baltimore suburbs. a lot of the lightning, gusty winds and the hail associated with this. we'll be back in a few minutes to update you with the other storms and the cells and the weekend forecast. michelle: thank you. saluting the fallen at the arlington national cemetery. today the army third infantry regimen better known as the old guard placed flags in front of all 228,000 gravestones in the cemetery. the flags in ceremony is decades old tradition leading to the memorial day weekend. >> now to the must-see video gone viral. a woman refusing to let a car chief get away. filling up the car. guys jump out and jump into her car. she see was is happening and she decides i can't get in the car. i'll jump on top of the car. the kid is laughing he pulls up to shake her off twice. then he says rather than someone getting killed she bails out with purse and phone. now she tries to get her car cruising in the street. she gets the door open, jumps inside and somehow gets it to stop. for the kids, they jump in th

jonathan: well, if baltimore, days before he was recaptured last week. he is serving a life sentence for attempted murder of a delaware police officer and is undergoing evaluation for charges maryland. jonathan: still ahead for us at 6:00, the final decision after a two-year investigation into a deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. michelle: also coming up, must-see video of heroes in spain. how they rush to save lives even in the face of that explosion next. ♪ as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ again, james comey, director of the f.b.i., fired today. you can see more on this breaking news story in 15 minutes' time in "world news tonight" with david muir. michelle: must-see video of the firefighters earning the nickname the bravest. watch as they pull up at a fire in spain. look what happened. a huge fireball just as the first firefighters begin to pull someone out. an explosion. it sent everyone flying. but they don't stay down for long. in 30 seconds,

and 59 in baltimore. bwi marshall. looking at satellite picture clouds everywhere here and again some drizzle across the areas. rather dreary out there. what can we expect today cold front north and west pressing into the region here. won't arrive until tonight. as it get closer we should start to break up this marry time layer that developed overnight. i think we'll get late morning sunshine and perhaps afternoon sunshine and that will help encourage scattered later today. daytime high0s and in the 70s with cloud cover and again we could see scatter the thunderstorms this afternoon. widely scattered. 77 later today. keep umbrella in case. 7 day he got a lot of that kind of look on it. >> all right. >> all right. >> okay? >> okay. >> pat of the weekend. >> keeps going. >> taking a look at erin with roads and rails this morning. >> right now i can tell you that the roads are dealing with gloomy, gray conditions and little bit of light fog possible. 95 southbound and bit of delay icc down to beltway and college park beca

but when i started covering ferguson, and then baltimore, that was a sort of catalyst. i was thinking about where the country was at and what was it about this moment that was producing this kinetic reaction and started thinking about -- started to think about why we have built the system we built. fundamentally the project of the become and writing it was trying to get to the bottom of how we constructed the policing and criminal justice system. >> host: in your book you come back to ferguson quite a bit. quite an impact on you? >> guest: yeah. i grew up in the bronx in new york city, city kid. grew up in new york city in the '80s and '90s when the cities were much more dangerous, higher crime.. always thought about these issues before police and policing and friction as big city issues and i thought at that what struck me in ferguson, here was this essentially anonymous hamlet, municipality, a suburb, but it's a small place, place that people large largely pass on the way from the city to other places. 20,000 people, and everything that was intense and fraught about p

and this is the back side as it is moving north east from baltimore. so catonsville looks to get hit in three minutes. western side of baltimore. pasadena, roseville and it's weakened a bit and it's no longer severe. there is another area of showers we are watching. they aren't severe. diminishing in intensity. farther south we have a one single cell that has lightning and heavy rain moving east 30 miles per hour. so that is headed at the bottom of the hour to la plata and hughesville. in charles county. maybe it's right in the end of st. mary's county. one of those. it's close. prince frederick and across the river across the bay. it's settling down across the area. the showers developed a few hours ago and briefly flared up to severe levels. now diminished. heavy rail in the part of the storms as well. later tonight another line to keep an eye on. this is with the cold front itself across far western maryland. it looks like the showers will diminish before they reach the area. the weather looks good later tonight. partly cloudy tomorrow a spectacular

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stronger storms near baltimore, beginning to ease. the warning we had five minutes ago has canceled. showers greenbelt and berwyn heights continuing to move off to the north and east. not amounting to a how lot more -- to a whole lot more overnight. widely scattered showers stay in the forecast and tomorrow another round of showers over the dmv. the temperatures are slowly cooling, a cold front on its way. 69 martinsburg, 76 reagan national, 58 fredericksburg. up temperatures tomorrow, not quite as soupy and warm. the morning temperatures, upper 60's if you are going out early, take your umbrella. clouds hang around for pretty much the entire day. a little thinning late in the afternoon, early evening, but don't expect much sun tomorrow, the temperatures well below average this time of year. futurecast, 7:00 a.m., widely scattered showers montgomery county, gaithersburg, rockville, frederick, hagerstown, and to the south and west, warrenton, showers on and off. you may stick around for lunchtime, and we could be looking at another rou

baltimore is 58. let me show you temperatures. we'll go 3 for a high today. cooler by the water. if we get to 93 today that will be a record setting high temperature. if we get to 92 that will tie the record high temperature for the day. either way i don't like the way it sounds. here's erin como. >> 4:47 a little more on the 95 crash. maureen, holly, 95 northbound all lanes closed. around the crash scene. notice express center lanes are getting by this tractor-trailer crash. again been out there several hours. they need to get it cleared out of the way. we're hoping it gets cleared from the main lanes before the mix of the morning rush starts to kick in now. light volume on the express lane is getting by fine. route 1 northbound best alternate also quiet. getting a round erin fox d.c. on twitter. we'll look at metro and safe track 15 next. back to you guys. >> twelve minutes before the hour now and developing now d.c. police are investigating the deadly police involved shooting. >> d.c. police shot and killed an armed woman yesterday in southwest d.c.. investigation is far from

two games in baltimore gets the o's and then two games in d.c.st game of the night yankees/cubs. six hour matchup. 18 innings. yankees finally got the go ahead and the run -- go ahead run in the 18th. set a major league record with 48 strike outs. >> 7:30. we're covering the district now. a fox5 physical-up. d.c. leaders contacted us about the city's rat problem after they saw our matt ackland and bob barnard's report last week about proposed crack down on what restaurants do with their grease and leftovers. >> the city says that it's taking big action against rats and what exactly does that mean we wanted to know? this morning joined by the head of the district's rodent control division. we apologize in advance for that rat video but girard brown joins us now live in dupont circle which is the area that we're talking about. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> tell us from the citi' point of view -- >> how you doing. >> we're doing well. we hope you are, too. from the city's point of view what's going on with what seems like an overrun

reagan national 59. 57 dulles and in baltimore 57. still cool. it's been raining overnight pretty steady making for a miserable morning commute. raining across the district as pushing to the north. all right. good news in the forecast. the heaviest of the rain should be out of here another hour or so. we'll get a break late morning, early afternoon. the nats pushed their game up to noon because we think we can get a break midday. if we get a little sunshine we'll get temperatures in the 70's but i just want to give you a quick heads up. we could see additional showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon kind of redevelop particularly if you get some sunshine. so, the more sun we see, the better chance that we'll get some showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. 70 for your daytime high much warmer than yesterday. i think the weekend starts tomorrow so i'll have the weekend forecast coming up. >> sure it does. >> i agree with that. >> and it's a long weekend at that. >> don't know if there are more cars on the roads this morning but those who

much of baltimore.re coming to an end for annapolis and down through calvert county extreme southern maryland lexington park you're seeing showers and you'll have a couple more hours. there are some wraparound shower across the mountains but for the most part the steady rain is over. 52 degrees here in washington. it's cool. 48 in gaithersburg. 46 westminster, 49 baltimore. 53 in annapolis and 50 in culpeper. still slight chance of a shower through the morning hours. otherwise it is cloudy and cool with a high temperature of just 58 degrees today so we spend another aer normal. mid to upper 50's for just about everyone today. luckily a warmup and improving conditions for your mother's day. plus we're about to get much, much warmer in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that still ahead. annie. >> ♪ >> we are following breaking news this morning out of alexandria. police are investigating a triple shooting. it happened overnight just after 3 o'clock this morning. police responded to the 200 block of blue s

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his articles and op-ed have mend the "new york times," harpers, foreign policy, the baltimore sun and be "washington post" and the lives in bethesda, maryland. his book is very interesting. i was once recruited for the cia i found this very interesting. so thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's nice to be back here gene. especially when it's not raining. i was here three years ago with national insecurity and this is a wonderful festival and just a wonderful event. i'll start with may 8th, 2017, which is a very important date for two reasons. one reason, that's when the book came our and it was important to me because i had to submit it to the cia for review as part of my contract with the cia. it took them 11 months to review this book. now, i know they're slow reading, but i think that goes beyond the limits. and raises a real right to speak or freedom of speech issue i'll get to maybe the end of the talk. the other reason why may 8th, 2017, is very important to me is because that's the day sally yates testified. i found her testimony riveting. and it was rivet

baltimore is 51 degrees, leonardtown is 52, annapolis 54. and i hate to say it but with the drizzle we're going to have temperatures out there in the upper 40's so it's really going to be raw this evening. i talked about the heat. here it is down here well to the south. raleigh right now is 84. even rich richmond is stuck ine 50's right now at 56 degrees. new york city is warmer than we are at 59. binghamton real nice at 60 degrees and pittsburgh is 53. this evening's forecast showers will continue on and off for the next hour or two. i think the nats game is in pretty good shape. it's going to be a little bit wet but they should be able to get the game in. 54, 54, this is in town. out in the suburbs it will be colder than this. i just showed you a reading in winchester 50 so they could be down in the 40's over the next couple hours. we'll keep at least a chance of a shower in. once the showers move the drizzle kind of hangs in late evening and during the overnight. here's the trend. only 58 tomorrow, we're stuck in clouds with some rain. ra

. >> happening today in baltimore. a parole hearing for former he miss copal bishop accused of manslaughter for crash that killed a cyclist. heather cook pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter, leaving scene of fatal accident and driving under the influence and texting while driving. she's severing a 7 year sentence. that claimed the life of the man you just saw there. >> a local hate crime at a college campus. somebody frayed gave eaty georgetown university levy center bathroom near the jewish gathering space. university sent a statement condemning it saying they welcome people with all faiths, police are investigating. >> muslim civil rights organization care says there's more than 50% increase ants eye muslim biased incident. it focuses on 2016 incidents and they plan to hold events on capitol hill to repolice more details of american muslims. >> federal immigration officials are skoaling montgomery county after release of high students accused of stealing weapon and car. 19-year-old mario alvarado released on 2,000

the 142nd edition of the preakness stakes will take place at pimlico in baltimore.cky derby winner always dreaming will be running. he'll face off against anyone other horses. the winner takes home $1.5 million. >>> and today is armed forces day. americans will pay homage to the men and women in uniform. the day pays tribute to those serving in the army/navy and air force and will be celebrated with parades and other events nationwide. >>> time now is 7:18. as the temperatures start to heat up this summer we've got you covered this morning on how to get beach ready ahead at 7:00 we've got your beach products that you want to pack away when you take your vacation this summer. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> welcome back. time now 7:21. next weekend is the unofficial start to summer and a lot of people are heading to the beach so here to get us beach ready is mommy blogger amanda mushro with the must have products for the beach this summer. i can't wait to hear what we have to pack away. >> it felt like mid august this past week. >> put us in vacation mode.

baltimore mayor catherine pugh is now asking for more help fro.week in baltimore, the feds will begin using a mobile national integrated ballistic information network, a fancy name for a band that collects firearm-related evidence at crime scenes and uses it to trace guns and tracked down keller's. critics are unsure if more fbi and atf agents will help stop the bloodshed in baltimore, but the mayor says that she does not have time to waste. martha. >> martha: here with more, eric guster, attorney and political commentator. and joining us from phone, mark fuhrman. welcome, gentlemen. eric, when you hear about these task force, more fbi, for the ms-13 gain, does that sound like a good way to go here? >> it sounds like a good way to go. it is very important for the government to utilize its resources to keep all of us safe, whether it is ms-13, the regular gang members, as we know traditionally, skinheads are white supremacist, whoever is doing violent things against people are very important for ts resources to stop them. to ms-13 another gangs pre

him him baltimore is one of only four eastern u.s. ports with a 50-foot channel and a 50-foot container berths allowing to accommodate some of the largest container ships in the world. on july 19, 2016, the cargo carrier from taiwan was the first supersized container ship to reach baltimore through the panama canal. we are ready. we are ready, and it's critically important to our economy. i've got some numbers and this will be typical just before in our country but the business of the port generates 13,000 plus jobs, director jobs, with more than 127 jobs in total in maryland are linked to the port activity. this is very important to our economy. $3 billion of wages and salaries contributing more than $310 $310 million for state and local tax revenues. this is important business for a senator from maryland, it's an important business for the senator from every one of our states and that's why we're particularly pleased to have this hearing. i do want to just point out that we can't do this just by one of the stakeholders alone. we app

and baltimore. again, some heavy downpours possible, a little bit of lightning, especially with this storm, just to the north of d.c. if you're heading up 95, you'll run into that in the next 45 minutes, not nearly the size or intensity, but, between laurel and silver spring, a little bit of rain. everything is pushing off to the east. it will cross over 97 in the next 30 minutes or so. we had the hail in virginia yesterday, we had the hail in maryland today on the other side of the river. montgomery county and northern prince georges county. we had hail tracking for 43 miles. that's pretty long. look how the length of that hail and hail size, 3 inches. just to the south of the road at eastern montgomery county. that was the biggest hail we could find. and rain fall, we mentioned that, the flash flood in laurel, no surprise there, they had over 2 inches of rain. we will co about cooler temperatures over the weekend. if we have to pay a price for that and of course, look ahead to the preakness as wel

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i remember once being in baltimore, and i had a director when i first came to work in baltimore who said me we have to do something about that name. we need to do something about that because nobody is going to remember it or know how to pronounce it. up until that time, i wanted to have a name like everybody else, so it was only when my bosses told me i needed to think about changing it and they mentioned suzy, because suzy is friendly. nobody can say suzy and not say suzy winfrey, eyewitness news, a friendly thing, and it was only when i was challenged with the idea of changing it that i thought, no, i'm going to keep my name. so when i started in baltimore, your mother can tell you, she was there, they started me with a campaign called "what is an oprah?", trying to explain to people how to pronounce the name. and -- david: for those who may not know your background, you went to college in tennessee, then you worked in the tennessee broadcasting operation, and then you were recruited to go to baltimore. and what you are referring to is that my mother would watch you and call me up and

the additional stuff pie baltimore will be -- by baltimore will be coming into southeastern pennsylvania like we'll get a high of 68 degrees late in the day around 5:00 p.m. rain tapering off west to east gradually. if you're at the shore you'll have to wait until this evening, to dry out. >> memorial day weekend is fast approaching five days away, some are scrambling to get in shape for the beach or the pool. you may not lose 15 pounds by saturday, but you should not dry. kick start your journey with a plan that's approve to work. here's ali gorman with tonight's special report. >> reporter: fad diets are in, personalized diets are in, meet a working mother who tapped into virtual nutrition sessions. she learned how to tweak her diet while enjoying her favorite foods like pizza. she lost 30 pounds in 4 months. >> that was an amazing feeling i was a 18 and i'm a 16 now i'm a size 1. we'll show you how she filled her shopping cart and what you can do to shape up for summer. tonight on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is with

the baltimore national parkway, 95 as well as 395 headed to camden yard.later on tonight at 10:00, the 395 ex closing off ramp from north quaker to northbound 395. right on shirlington, right on 24 and right on the glieb to take you back to 395. that is the traffic watch. back to you. larry: okay. coming up in sports, we have sports people with a preview of the battle of the beltway. as the nats head north to face the orioles. >> 72 years ago today the allies declared victory in europe. on the national mall today, they remembered again. i'm sam ford. that is next on abc7 news. q: do these guys look familiar to you? they are thieves that targeted a local sub shop. i'm q mccray. the "7 on your side" wall of justice is next. alison: new at 6:00, terrifying video. kangaroo attacked a child from behind a fence but the little steve: already monday and we are looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. a lot going on around the d. m.v. don't forget about the maryland craft beer festival saturday in frederick. temperatures on the cool side. only in the upper 50's. a mi

tubman is it she kind of glosses over baltimore.e know she is operating as a base of strategy out of baltimore. anybody who needs a thesis -- [applause] harriet tubman in baltimore is it. you have a bridge of organizational connection and genealogy. so you make these contacts even though they are thin threads they are human bridges and we build that. >> we know african-americans hid, and we used boats to go north. with evidence of that. i like to work with you on that. >> if i could add one point. there are a number of scholars who i had oral history who had studied under the world's best historians. dr. billy always said people will write a lie. every written document is not regular. so i ask people to give oral history. i don't necessarily say, they don't know if they are talking about. there is evidence that gets missed because people want that short stipulation and a easy way of researching. i invite people as you are doing, talk to people, though -- go into communities and understand those vital resources for ever they are new

just a few heavy rain showers moving their way just east of baltimore and litt south.e's a look at "fox5" forecast. we have a drier weekend and cloudy skies. and not a lot 6 sunshine and no month. >> thanks for joining us tonight at 11. i thought it was ten but it's not. >> tmz is introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go to fiosgigabit.com z2cufz z16fz y2cufy y16fy >> announcer: you're watching a paid presentation for veggie bullet, brought to you by veggie bullet, llc. from the makers of the world-famous nutribullet comes the next innovation in whole-food nutrition extraction. introducing the veggie bullet, the worl

yesterday -- baltimore yest yesterday.areas yesterday. we're going to be mixed with clouds and sun today. it will be steamy out there. plenty of humidity again. and this front will slide in here late this afternoon ton night and promises lots of relief tomorrow in the form of cooler temperatures and most importantly for me lower humidity. but that transition soap could be strong thunderstorms tonight. in fact severe storms are possible across the mid atlantic here late this afternoon ton night as that front starts to press inside the area. future cast there we are at 4:0. a couple of showers north and west along 81 you guys might get a few showers and then we'll look out for these storms. here we are 8:30 tonight and again the possibility there we could have few severe storms develop with a front and we'll clear it out overnight. tomorrow promises more sunshine and best part, less humidity. 78. wednesday looks great. thursday we'll cloud up. rain late. so i think we'll be good shape for weather day, and for the game at 1:0

in baltimore, wusa 9 sports. >>> they talked about moving the preakness.it stems from a variety concerns including violence in the neighborhood. >>> obviously, about the forecast. i think it would be nice. sunshine about 70 or 72. severe weather pushing through the metro area. look to the west of leesburg. look at the lightning popped up. that's a pretty heavy thunderstorm. severe thunderstorm warning in effect for clark county, frederick, and shenandoah. pretty good chance of hail south of berryville. this is moving to the north and east. get ready, leesburg. at about 6:31 and maybe up to frederick again. your second storm about 7:00 tonight. the big threat is hail, gusty wind, and heavy rain. we will track it for you coming up at 7:00. >> rocking and rolling potentially tonight. >> cbs is next. >> you'll be back at 7:00. we will be back at 11:00. bye-bye. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the president calls it a witch-hunt. mr. trump sounds