darcy spencer live in bethesdas for u tonight. darcy, thank you. storm team 4 meteorologist ay anderson has been tracking the storms all day and night and he joins us from the weather center to continue our coverage. clay, pretty bad out there earlier today. seems like it's much quieter now. >> rather tranquil right now, but w we jut to show you if you missed it,st the orms that raced through the area five or six hours ago across much of the viewinga are it really packed a punch as you see from some of the pictures that darcy spencer was able to show you. all clear across the washington area. it was a different story if we go back in time at about 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. bethesda moving acrosswa ington, d.c., keep your eyes on e time, everyone, betw50, tt power lin reports of hail greater than 1 inches across the area. as we always tell folks when storms happen, seek shelter quickly. go indoors. you saw howhat tree went through a windshield of a car. when you getth lowest level, the awayai whether it's a tornado or not. severe. that's ely means. we'll gi

this is in bethesda right now. lots of lightning with this hand very heavy rain.ot a phone call aboutis particular storm. it's going to continue this trajectory into northern prince george's county. so if you live inside the beltway in prince george's county along route 1, heads up. got a lot of lightning. our lightning data finally coming in making its way into 's prince georgnd it will clip the northern part of the district and farther north, keeping my eye on this storm that just leftou montgomeryy and headed to howard north of columbia. fredericksburg right now pretty quiet, and this storm may bubble up and make its way into fredericksburg in the next half hour. big picture, an active night. lots of storms on the board. this entick disturbance stig with us until thursday, believe it or not. so areas in pink, severe thunderstorm watch. it means it's fair gameor mother name. anyone living in this pink could see a severe storm n between and 11:00 tonight. green means flooding possible towards frederick cty and washington and carroll county. as we head through the

betts did bethesda house. darcy spencer re on today's ruling. darcy? >> reporter: well, jim, both of the victims' pents gave very powerful very emotional statements in court today talking about how the loss of their son has affected them, and the mom talked about how she has been in a stade of ression, how she has lost her joy for life. boast them were hoping for a tougher sentence. >> daniel beckwitt, a millionaire stock trade and convicted killer was sentenced to serve nine years behind bars for the death of askia khafra. his father says the sentence for involuntary manslaughte and se mond-degreeurder was to low. >> the sentence does not measure up to the type of crime committed. >> reporter:khafra died while a fire broke out digging tunnels under beckwitt's home in 2014. he wanted to build a bomb

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. >>> in bethesda, strong wind, heavy rain and hail knocked down trees and power lines. a tree ll on to a house at jamestown road at earlston road after a girl's birthday party. >> we heard all the noise, the hail. t we went out and look at it. >> it was like hailing a lot. when youts looked oue, it was all just white because of the rdil. you just hea loud thunders and winds. i was really scared at that moment. >> nobody was hurt, and just down the road a huge pine tree fell on to a neighbor's yard. no doubt many residents will spend part of the day clearing debris. have additional pictures and video of the storm damage in the nbc washington app. >>> turning now to a community in mourning. this morning people in virginia beach will return to work for the first time since friday's mass shooting at a government office. 12 people were killed. de wayne craddock e-mailed a

from nothwest, over towards tenleytown and bethesda, looking good and blue skies helped us get to 90 degrees. we did seea lot of cloud cover and mostly cloudy skies and 84 by 7:00 and dropping to about 77 and i might have to raise that now and everybody else in the upper 80s, 86 degrees in gaithersburg and 58 manassas and arrenton comitnng atomorrow,88 but something else we expect, very similar to today. no rain on storm team 4 radar. we did see a shower or two in the southern zone. we do have a little shower down here, a little sprinkle south of fredericksburg and one over towards king george county at 301. that's really it. we can see a few of those tomorrow evening as well as most of the day we'll stay on the dry side. now let'salk about just how r inm wathetgs g hour. amelia has that for us. >> ye doug. here's the planner starting off. it's already mild out there. 7:00 a.m. we're at 72 degrees. we havemostly sunny skies

the speed limit for scooters on the road is 20 miles per hour in bethesda. police believe that limit will be lowered soon for safety. >> my goodness. i hope she is okay. >>> supreme court will release final decisions before a long ngsummer break includi decision on a high profile gerrymandering case. this involves a district that stretches fr montgomery county to western maryland. judges said democratic state officials unconstitutionally i drew the drict boundaries with a goal of public influence. the democratic attorney appealeo that t the court in december. the court will have major is lications how map makern go so far as political damage. > the board is expected tore add the scandal ofjack evans for the first time in open sessiontoday. meanwhile, evans wants the public ton keep aopen mind and wait for his side of the sty. he was asked if he was beingd treatefairly. >> this is the profession i've chosen so whether it's fair or not fair, who knows but i want an opportunity to be able to address some of the concerns that people have raised. > evans is expec

look what happened here on woodmont avenue in bethesda. the woman was rushedthe hospital and police say she is lucky to be live. >>> president trump heading to japan to take part in the g-20 summit. bone area of focus willthe issue with trade with china. the two countries have been at odds for months over this issue. there is also some question about whether the president will meet with russian president vladimir putin. the president has expressed interest but, as of now, there is no indication that will happe. >>> the democrats winning streak on the baseball diamond continues. they beat the rep lican team last night 15-7 at nats park for the congressional baseball game. that game raises cash for local charities. and brgs people together for a a night. >>> still ahead, our coverage of last night's democratic debate continues. we are looking at the biggest moments and looking ahead to tonight's round. lus we all hate the robocalls. sngress is working on a way to stop them but nowome of you may hold the power to do it yourself. we're the slo

a bethesda millionaire will be spending nine years in prison for the death of 21-year-old askia hhafra who been digging secret tunnels under daniel beckwitt's home when the home caught fire. while khafra's death was unintentional, beckwitt's negligence was criminal. news 4 owes darcy spencer was in the courtroom today, and cg up at 6:30, she will have the defendant's message to the victim's family. >>> new questions tonight after a race horse collapsed and died this weekend at al loca racetrack. it stunned crowds when were watching. our news 4 iteam dug up records to see at's going onand this year's measles outbreakis still growing. the new concerns coming to ligha toy and storm team 4 radar tracking scattered summertime storms that could pop up without much warning and an updated look at timing and when the ilthunderstorm threat wbe lifted. >>> first, we're remembering a fashion and social icon whose name alone is synonymous with america's golden age of wealth and abundance and scandal. gloria vanderbilt died this morning after a short battle with stomach canbur, that life began in th

powerful winds toppled trees in a neighborhood in bethesda.ll send in experts to figure out if there was, in fact, a tornado. a few homes and vehicles were damaged. a person in prince william county was hit by lightning and suffered serious injuries. 4:53. >>> 4:5 right now. two nbc bay area responds to a san francisco women whose sofa wasn't quite sitting right. >> she asked chris chmura and his team if they could furnish a solution. >> she bought a custom couch from basset and paid extra nor a five-year protection plan. a little more than a year later, sunny noticed fabric on the sofa that didn't look like. she shared these pictures with us right here. it is tough to see. but she sees the problem here. and she wanted help. so she turned to basset asking for repairs but got the run around. she said no one came to her home to look at the problem she says she sees right here. we got a hold of bassett corporate. they diagnosed the issue. lint right there. apparently all over the place. a spokesman told us this is a common complaint. he said the

justin finch is in bethesda with more on why thelt county fe this law was necessary. >> reporter: and now that wefi ally have warmer weather when it is not raining, it will be great to be outside and enjoy a nice meal on a patio like ts. but smokers and vapors will not be allowed to light up out here and eat and thatnforcement begins today. it turns out that montgomery county health officials wi be enforcing this new law, rs and restaurants are the target. they get two warnings and on the third strike the bars and restaurants will eat a $50 fine. this is building out legislation passed in 20 that banned smoking inside of buildings here in the county and now that will extend outside as well as the past back in march. y and a might imagine, it is stirring up debate. >> it is a good idea because smoking bad foyour health. >> i'm not a smoker, but i thins it i discrimination against smoker. >> reporter: there is a loophole. they can have special smoking areas on rooftops and balconies at the bar and restaurants, but again very small spaces. it is not allowed any more on patios. in bethesd

chief photojournalist was singled out in north bethesda. that goes to someone who hs demonstrated outstandingro pfessional and personal qualities. ea> looking at the wer tomorrow, they could have had o the ceremonyutside. >>to night some of us are going down to 50s, a few of us sheay n 60s in many the district. it will be nice and warm. you'll have plenty of heat this week. let's go ahead and take a look right now. right now in washington, d.c., you head south and west in manassas. 58 in warrenton. 62 in gaithers berg, a cool night by summer standards. we're going into the 60s for most of us. mostly clear tonight,ild to cool. tomorrow temperatures are going to make their way to the mid-80s, you can see it's going toae a little wer than it was today. starting out cool temperatures in the 60s, quickly making their way to the 70s around lunchtime. 5:00 p.m. is wh we'lit the mid-80s, your weekend outlook, as far as yardwork goes, we said it was better today because it's not going to be quite as hot, it wasn't quite as hot as it's to be tomorrow

justin finch is in bethesda wit more why the county felt the law was necessary. >> reporter: and now that we finally have warmer weather, when it's not raining it will be great to be outside, enjoy a nice meal on the patio like hi ts. but smokers and shapers will not be -- vapors will not be allowed to light up out here and eat. that begins today. montgomery county health officials will be enforcing this restaurants and the targets here. it will get two warnings. on the third strike, tose bars and restaurant will have to get a in$. this builds out legislation that was pass friday 2003 that banned smoking inside of buildings here in the county. and now they'll extends outside, as wel this passed back in march. as you mig imagine, it is stirring up debate. >> it is the best idea because the smoking is injurious for the pialth. >> honest oon, i'm not a smoker. but i think it's somewhat was discrimination against smokers. >> reporter: there is a . loopho it turning out that they can have special smoking areas on rooftops and balconies at these bars and restaurants. as.in, very small spac

. >> diane is a plastic surgeon at bethesda naval hospital.cause she liked what the navy had to offer. she felt the navy would give her some good practical experience. >> we do reconstructive surgery, some facial fractures, a lot of congenital anomalies. we worked on some of the vietnam casualties. many of them have been there for a year in and out of the hospital between the reconstructive procedures. the people here, i don't think you will find any place elsewhere they are better to work with. the five years here have been most enjoyable. >> marry ann gardner is one of more than 2,600 navy nurses who served worldwide. she works in an intensive care unit. like most navy nurses, she appreciates the fact that she can move from one duty stale -- duty station to another without any loss in seniority or pay. the work here is not easy. it takes a special devotion to face the crisis situations these courageous nurses must handle. >> [inaudible] i wanted to do a little bit of traveling, see some other places and hopefully put me through school. i enj

it to us so we can show the folks went on in northwest washington,u ern montgomery county, besd bethesda down and it came down with a vengeance. as we talk about the watch, the watch is for wherever y see the pink area is under a severe thunderstorm watch tonight 8:00 p.m. strong winds, hail. it will be clearing later on tonight. let's get to the thunderstorms. it continues to move from the northwest to the southeast. look at the area inside, just outside the beltway. we talked about the i-95 rr coor. it has been on target between 4:00 and 6:00 as the storm continue to move north and east. we hs e three storm be concerned about. in columbia, picking up strong storms in that area. we zoom downre in the district, it has moved from 16th street, that hail producing storm in prince george's county. the broader w, we have a way to go. there is clearing. we will have clearing tonight. with that as we continue to talk about watch until 8:00 p.m., and for us, this is what it looked ke as we c target, through 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. we will start to clear out throughout the evening. for tomorrow, not

thisne happeon woodmont avenue in bethesda.he woman was rushed to the hospital and police say she is lucky to be live. >>> president trump head be toj an to take part in the g-20 summit. one area of focus will be the issue with trade with china. the twoountries have been at odds for months over this issue. there is also some question about whether the president will meet with russian president vladimir putin. the president has expressed interest but, as of now, there is no indication that wil >>> the democrats winning streak on the baseball diamd continues. they beat the republican last night 15-7 at nats park for the congressional baseball game. that game raises money for local charities. it's all in good fun and it brings people together which is a nice moment. >> c still ahead, ourverageas of lt night's democratic debate continues. we are looking at the biggest moments andg lookinead to tonight's round. >>> plus we all hay hate the robocalls. to ress is working on a way stop them but now some of you may hold the power to do

. >>> a person was rescued fr his car when it flipped and crashed on huntington parkway in bethesda. montgomery county firefighters pulled someone out of the car and we are awaiting word on that person's condition. >>> sti questions over the death of a horse that collapsed mid race in laurel this weekend. it was the 12th tim a thoroughbred horse it died in maryland this year. a spectator's cell phoneht caug the crash. investigators say it appeared the animal suffered a heart attack but a finished report may take weeks to report. death of a 3-year-old filly died. that horse was given aat medicion before the race but hey say it did not contribute to the death. >>> here is a look at our other top stories. daniel beckwith has been sentenced to nine years in prison. >> we are learning more about jack evans. the ethics investigation found evidence of multiple violations by evans. he is accused of conflict of interest and attempts to use public office!d for his own finacial gains. >>> the pentagon has authorized an additional 1,000 u.s. troops to go to the middle east citing hostile behavio

bethesda naval hospital. and then she went into the fbi. one of the support people for several years. david: you had another son who lost his life in military combat. john: he started off as an enlisted marine. he became a second lieutenant and was killed in afghanistan. david: did you and your wife say, having two sons in the marine was an awful sacrifice for any family? john: it's our way of life. it may sound strange but it's a way of life. they make their own decisions. david: what would you say is the best training to be chief of staff of the white house, particularly with president trump? john: you have to tell the boss the truth. when you don't think he's going down the right road, not in front of a bunch of people, tell him that. truth to power. someone in the room has got to say, at the beginning of every conversation and at the end, is this good for america? ♪ toid: let's go forward now chief of staff. you are the chief of staff, sounds like a good title. you can call any cabinet secretary and tell them what to do. is that how it

bethesda naval hospital. and then, she went into the fbi. she was with the hostage rescue team. was one of the support people for several years. david: you had another son who lost his life in military combat. john: he started off as an enlisted marine. he became a second lieutenant and was killed in afghanistan. david: did you and your wife say, having two sons in the marine was an awful sacrifice for any family? john: it's our way of life. it may sound strange, but it's a way of life. they make their own decisions. david: what would you say is the best training to be chief of staff of the white house, particularly with president trump? john: you have to tell the boss the truth. when you don't think he's going down the right road, not in front of a bunch of people, tell him that. truth to power. someone in the room has got to say, at the beginning of every conversation and at the end, is this good for america? ♪ david: let's go forward now to chief of staff. you are the chief of staff, sounds like a good title. you can call any cabinet secretary and tell them what to do. is tha

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you can here the brighter colors out there around bethesda, out by the spur. it's going to be a rainy mu co. you want to budget extra time. we're dealing with two waves of rain today. the first happening right now. and this is going to continue until 7:00, 8:00 a.m. we'll see a lull around the midday hours before this rain to the west and far west virginia moves into the area. is could touch off some thunderstorms between 2:00 and 7:00 p.m.h because of tat we are in storm team 4 weather ert mode. we're at 67 degrees right now. e steady rain continues againti about 7:00 a.m. as we move toward 8:00, 9:00 a.m.ca we see more sered showers. drying out around0 10m. before storms return later in the day.t here is the chance for some severe storms. i'm going to have more on that in ten minutes. for now, imelissa, the rain causing any issues on the roads? >>> it is going to be a big slow situation for a lotf people this morning because of the rain. want to mention the situation from last night we talked about at 11:00 p.m. if you were watching then. outer loop before 2

. >> reporter: we recently met him at this xlight guardrail at river road in bethesda so he could show us his concerns. but while we were there he noticed something. >> this is an improperly installed xlight here. >> why is that? how can you tell? >> this should be right here. there should be a two-inchck blo washer right here. >> reporter: steve pointing out a bolt that was installed in the wrong place. we found th video from the maine department of transportation confirming steve's observation. >> r ke sure that post numbe this is a critical piece for this tainsation. make sure that the washer -- or the bolt and the nut are on the front side of this post. you do not want it to be on the back side. if it's on the back side and this post is t hit, ill hang up on that bolt and it will not leve. >> reporter: we arted the maryland state highway administration, and just one week later this happened. that xlight and aother one on river road were both removed. maryland's already in the process of replacing xlights and other outdated guardrails with ones that meet newst ricter crash test stan

news 4 this ening, this graphic video shows a car crashing in to a woman riding that scooter ere in bethesda. that rider flipped over, she ended up in the hospital.e river ended up in serious trouble. chris gordon talked to the woman whoad this video. >> reporter: we had to do a little detective work to find the location of the work. this seven second video showse e-scooter rider hit by a car turning into a private parking lot. he video was sent to us in an email, but it didn't tell us where or when the accident took plac we traced it to the security camera here on this balcony overlooking wood honesover looking woodmont avenue. >> it was horrible to see it. >> reporter: colleennd her co-workers saw emergency crews at the crash scene right across the street from where they work. >> so i looked at the cameras to see at was going on. unfortunately saw someone on a scooter going down the road and anotherakar went to me a left hand turn into the garage. >> reporter: any pathey park in lot everyday and one saw fire rescuers at work. dy it is horrible. anytime somebospecially a pedestrian hity a c

. >>> a person was rescued from his car when it flipped and crashed on huntington parkway in bethesdaontgomery county firefighters pulled someone out of the flipped car and we are awaiting word on that person's condition. >>> he is a look at our other top stories. daniel beckwtt has been sentenced to prison. he hired khafra to build ann tuel under his house and khafra died when a fire broke out. >>> the pentagon has authorized an additional 1,000 u.s. troops to go to the middle east citing ldstile behavior from iran. the troops woue used for, quote, defensive purposes. u.s. officials are trying to convince the world that iran was behind attacks on oil tankers last week. iran has denied that. >> the suspected gunman is identified by the fbi as brian isaac clyde an army veteran. he was killed after an exchange of gunfire with federal officers. it is unclear why he targeted the courthouse. no one else was injured. >>> new this morning. a survivor of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, has had his acceptance to harvard revoked. ivy league school resc

anti-abortion activists have been fighting for years to end the research at nih in bethesda. that research led to life saving advances, development for rubella vaccine and rabies and drugs for hiv virus. the tissue is used in the hunt for a vaccine in the zika virus that causes birthheefects. t department of health and human services nays the ban does not extend toovernment funded research at universities although that research will be subject to additional scrutiny and it does notat affect pry funded research. frances collins the top medical scientist said in december he believes there was strong evidence of scientific benefits from fetal tissue research. a senior official told the 'ssociated press today decision was the president's call, not dr. collins. back to you at the studio. >> thank you, erika.tr >>> president p and world leaders gathered in england to commemorate d-day celebrations. it marks 75 years since the largest land invasion in military history. jay gray is in normandy, france, with first hand accounts for those who lived it. >> reporter: many were just kids.

powerful winds toppled trees in the neighborhood in bethesda. people think a tornado touched down.hey will send experts out to see if indeed it was a tornado. >>> recalls for foods you might have in your freezer. the items you may need to toss out before you make breakfast or dinner this week. plus -- >> they asked, so when are you going to have kids? i don't know. i'm fighting to have kids. >> the growing number of companies, some in the bay area, making it easier for people to start a family. the procedures they're starting to cover. >>> she says her furniture protection plan didn't live up to what was promised. nbc bay area responds, next. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? >>> 5:56. have you seen this yet? incredible video out of italy. this cruise ship ran into a dock in venice on sunday. you can even hear the boat as it impacted the dock. you can

he feared nuclear war and he played khafra to dig a tunnel under his home in bethesda. khafra was trapped in that tunnel when a fire broke out in that tunnel. that happened in 2017. be kwith plans to appeal h conviction. >>> terrence massey and a 1asyear-old who is charged a minor are accused in a burglary at fox fire alarms lock last week in laurel. they say they drove a stolen van through a store front and took s 18 gu >>> toni will officially begin his quest to keep his job after 2020. he'll kick off his re-election campaign in orlando, florida, where held his first rally for president in 2017. the president's supporters began lining up outside of that venue yesterday. the president is expected to be joined by first lady melania trump and vice president mike pence and his wife karen. >>> the pentagon has aized an additional 1,000 u.s. troops to go to the middle east citingh hostile beior from iran. u.s. officials believe iran was behind the attacks. the u.s. pulled out of that deal under president trump. >>> the supreme court has tossed out a lawsuit in virginia over

that car was turning into a parng lot on woodmonten avue in bethesda. that rideis a woman, and she was rushed to the hospital. because so manyiders n't we heets, scoot sheer is ve lucky she was not killed. >>> the summer cycling season is in full swing. and people in montgomery county want to make sure you have a safe summer on your bike. >>el absol news 4's justin fih is in kensington this morning, where people are gathering for cycling in the circle this weekend. >> of course the summer season and riding your bike go hand in hand, you want to make sure that you're doing it safely, especially for your children. we're joined now by mayor tracy fuhrman. i know this would be an event based on what i'm seeing, that kids look forward to every year. >> absolutely. this is our first year and hopefully we'll have many more after this. it will become an annual event. we're really excited about it, happy to have the pump track, happy to have kids riding on it. the event is on sunday and we hope people come down and see it. >> we were just talking about tra sic g

powerful winds toppled trees in a neighborhood in bethesda. people say they feared a tornado had touched down. the national weather service will have to send in experts to figure out if there was in fact, a tornado. >>> next on "today in the bay", a look at the top stories, including two recalls of food that we want you to know about before you make your dinner or even breakfast this morning. that's coming up in just a bit. first, breaking news we have been following for hours. deadly shooting at a gas station. we will tell you what police are telling us about the number of people involved in this. back with more news after the break. you're watching "today in the bay". >>> welcome back. before you head out the door, it is 6:56. here are the top stories on "today in the bay" >>> breaking news in fairfield where at least one person is dead after a shooting at an arco gas station. it happened about midnight on north texas street. so far no update from fairfield police, but investigators are still on the scene and authorities have not yet removed

. >> reporter: the school scooter happened right behind me in bethesda. it was during yesterday's rush hour. a car was traveling in this direction trying to turn into that parking lot behind me when er crashed into the scooter sending the ridto the hospital. >> definitely scary sight to see. >> reporter: colleen was with co-workers watching the police and fire trucks across the street. she knew the surveillance camera mounted on the second floor balcony where she works may have caught the cras she went to her computer and found this video of the e-scooter getting hit. >> it made me think more about making that turn every morning.n it is not a easy turn to always see what is coming. there is a lot of construction vehicles out there and always so much going on. >> reporter: police say the driver was cited for failing to yield the right-of-way. she told police that she didn't see the e-scooter. police tell me the victim of the crash is a woman who serves in the military. sheas taken to a local hospital. montgomery county police ptain says that because most s

and bethesda right now.ou can see ere the heaviest rain is in around tyson's corner, around the mcclean region as well. moving off towards the east and the wider view showing what we're dealing with as far as the storms are concerned. more storms as we make our way through the evening to the south nd more rainfall like aroun manassas and the next couple of bys, not talkingt the storm chances, we're talking about the heat and the intense heat that's nowoving our way. >> absolutely. looking at the hottest week so far this year. going for a high temperature of tomorrow 91 and with the heat on the mind, i'll see in the background, every graphic that i ool today, tried to keep it so the tuesday planner, starting off tomorrow's already mild in the low 70s. lunchtime running an errand, it's a l otle bit humid there, and just kind of generally warm at 87 degrees, and after a few clouds out there tomorrow morninge have plenty of sunshine around throughout the day. the winds really not helping hat much so kind of a st

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tha acar was turning into private parking lot on woodmont avenue in bethesda. that rider is a woman. she was rushed to the hospital i and poce say because so many scooter riders don't wear elmets, she is lucky she wasn't killed. >>> today, supreme court will release final decisions before a long summer break including a decision on a high gerrymandering case.th is involves sixth district that stretches from montgomery county to western maryland. judges said democratic officialu unconstionally drew the dirict's boundaries with a goal of public influence.de the cratic attorney general appealed that decision to supreme court in december. the court will have major implications how far map makers can go so far as. olitical da , the metro board is expected to address the scandal t jack evans for the first time in open sessionay. meanwhile, evans wants the public to keep an open mind and wait for his side the story. he was asked if he was being treated fairly. the councilman paraphrased the line from the "godfather" movie. >> this is the profession i've chosen, so whe

he was hired to dig underground tunnels for a nuclr bunker at his home in bethesda back in september of 2017. authorities say overloaded power strip started the fire and didnse attorneys say jurors not have sufficient evidence to convict him. the judge tossed out the appeal. beckwit will be sentenced on monday and facing up to 30 years in prison. >>> well, if your go fog be out and about overkehe wee, you may need to find some new ways to get around. new routes at least. an hbo mini series is filming in downtown d.c. and that is going to shut down a whole lot of street. justin finch is live near seventh and constitution avenue with what you need to know about all of this. justin? >> reporter: hey there, pat. so what you have to do is either prep your work around now or pack your patience later. either way, you have to do something. these changes are coming very soon sta ing 7:00 p.m. this evening. want to take you to some video here. you'll see some critical streets are going to beimpan -- impacte and talking about avenues and streets that surround must-see monuments as wellas sights

april in the fiery death of a man high hired to dig underground tunnels for u ear bunker at his bethesda home back in septembr, 2017. authorities say overloaded power strips started the fire. otfense corns say jurors did have sufficient evidence to convict beckwit. the judge tossed out the appeal. beckwit will be sentenced monday and faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> developing, bowie skaters and ice hockey players are fighting for money to build the new icerink. hundreds signed a petition calling on the bowie city council to reconsider its decision not to approve a contract for a new two-sheet ice facility. the sides were supposed to meet last flight to brush it to afe ndum. supporters say the rirng is important for the community.nt >> we to summer camp here perfect joining the team and started to make friends. it's fun. >> it's awful. the adults making the decisions need to thk about the community and the kids and stop thinking about the money. >> for the bowie city council this is aumbers game. the project would cost more than $21 million. >>> today school leaders and t communities

isolated, but if you ask the hundreds of customers who have taken their cars to auto body mentions in bethesda, they will remember the storm quite well. >> you'll see dang mage on the e here and the road damge is the roof. >> reporter: bob russell is the manager here. he says they are backlogged through august. >> this car has probably on the top of my head 60 to 80 dense on the hood. >> reporter: so master didn't technician nelson humberto is keeping> busy. i have my tools. i'm going to go underneath and just work it out like thaure. >> b it takes so long to do them. when we do the etoimates we have circle every little didn't. >> reporter: it takes on average between two to four days to complete one job, and the cost to the customer can be pretty steep. >> you know, we're talking large $5,000 to $10,000 worth of hail damage. >> reporter: so if youhear that there's even a chance of hail,at do wh you can to make sure you and your car are out of the way. meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> now we know who loves hail storms, body shops. keeps them in business. >> yes, indeed. >> storm team 4ng trackith

inckwit hired t himo dig underground termal illness for a nuclear bunker at his bethesda home in september, 2017. authorities say overloaded power strips started the fire.sa the id didn't think there was evidence enough to prosecutor him. he faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> bowie skaters and ice home players are fighting for money to build the rink. hundreds signed a petition calling on the security council to reconsider its decision ton approve a contract for a new two-shoot ice facility. s the twoes were scheduled to meet last night t try to push the issue to a referendum. supporters say a new rink is important for the commu [ cheers ] aleppo the summer camp here before actually joining the team, i started to make friends. and it was really fun. >> it's awful -- the adults that are making these decisions need to think about the community and the kids. and stop thinking about the money. >> but for theowie city council, the issue is a numbers game. the project would cost more than $21 million. >>> today school leaders and community members will break ground on a new george mason high sc

see these are smallma rble size, but we even had golf ball size hail in our arean area in parts of bethesdaad hail damage cars. >> it doesn't take much to turn your car into -- >> exactlyye h, thousands of dents he said on his car. that's going to be a big time repair. yay make your out and about today, temperature wise we're beautiful and those storms that came yesterday actually helped to bring in this nice look at this. 64 degrees. r.ai 78 in richmond. even ocean city at 75. temperature wise we're sitting at 74. winds out of the northwest at 17 miles an hour. we've seen higher gusts of 25, 30 miles an hour. the winds will start to subside special we're going to cool quickly. 70 martinurg, 75 fredericksburg. no rain currently. storm team 4 radar is dry. it will soray that way f the next 24 hours or so. this is something we haven't seen. satellite and radar, not much at all across the east. here's the storm right up here towards new england that caused that front to ce through, that gave us the severe weather. back to the west you see a few storms here but there are no severe thunderstrm w