let's get over to brian van de graaff with the latest. from the other side at national harbor looking back. the woodrow wilson bridge in the district. rain chill is heavy and obstructing the view of the bridge. let's talk about what is happening. show you a picture. people are sharing the pictures. send us your hail pictures when it's safe, of course. the little girl holding the marble size hail. we have seen hail bigger in spots. there is a line of sh stafford. not severe. the pocket here was the last warning of the evening. the dunkirk. anne arundel there from shady side up 301. we will keep an eye on the showers. washing the track to the east/southeast and moving off the shore. we have had hail that is reported in a good chunk of the area and the wind damage report. packing a punch through the afternoon. we will watch them dissipate in the everything later tonight. we see it calm down. tomorrow the next round is moving in. through the overnight hours the temperatures for 50s. spotty shower and there is cooler air tomorrow. it's unsettl

we will get right over to meteorologist brian van de graaff. brian: the rain has been on and off throughout the morning, just .ind of gray and drizzly low fog and low clouds, temperatures only in the 50's. today our average high jumps to 70, but not going to be the case. quantico, 52 in winchester. could see those temperatures work into the low 60's briefly this afternoon that although the brain's take -- the rain is taking a break, we will continue to see showers through the afternoon and evening. the system should pull away tomorrow, and then we should start to break in some sunshine. a big-time warming trend headed our way. lindsey: developing now, if fire investigation in woodbridge has taken a tragic turn. officials have uncovered a body inside and much more. q: fire crews in prince william county as well as police officers have been very busy throughout the day investigating this fire and death. it happened on the second floor and the fire was contained to one unit although there is some smoke damage underneath th the fire sparked at 11:30

warm today with more rain showers in the forecast, brian van de graaff is here. brian: rain this morning but off to the west, blue skies for crestwood middle school. as we head through the afternoon i think we will see temperatures warming, and a little bit of humidity as well with temperatures pushing into the low 80's. out 100% that we will not see a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. around 3:00, trying to line a few up from gaithersburg to war and 10, and they made -- to warrenton, as far as this evening, spotty showers will end, 60 to 65. tomorrow another mild day but the weekend is looking unsettled and cooler. 60's on saturday, 50's on sunday. we will give you that in the timing on the next chance of rain coming up. jummy: fox news cutting its ties with the low riley. -- bill o'reilly. fire overame under reports that he reached settlements with five women accusing him of inappropriate behavior. public outcry led to more than 80 advertisers leaving the show. sam: overnight, the showed known for 20 years as the o'reilly factor hit the air with a new title

stormwatch7's meteorologist brian van de graaff joins us now. this is more than a sprinkle. brian: this is not moving out anytime soon. it's with us tonight and even into the day tomorrow and most likely on the early wednesday before we will start to transition. this is chilly. average high 69 to 70 but not there. looking ahead for the evening. more rain on the way tonight. breezy and cool. notice winds pick up out of the northeast at 10 to 20. there may be a lull overnight. by the rush, more. the period of the heavy rain off and on through tuesday. we will look at the rest of the week coming up in a bit. michelle: we will see you then. thank you. anxiety growing over the risk of a government shutdown. we are following this developing story. are they any closer? >> it seems to be get the senate will go back to work tomorrow after a two-week break. they have until the end of the week to secure funding and keep it operational. sean spiceer says he is confident a shutdown will be averted but he can't make any guarantees. >> i am hopeful that it won't happen. >> the season employ

brian van de graaff is here. brian: we were talking last week about how we could have an improvement that yesterday, we did have a solid sunday. outside now, the clouds are back. this is the high school in maryland. outside, a cool day. this time of year, temperatures should be almost 70 degrees. the average high is 69. 50 now in leesburg. in fredericksburg. 56 in quantico. cool out there. -- notice the collets all of the clouds that are in place. when you get the north easterly flow, you get the clouds and you get the cooler temperatures. it sets the stage for a drew brees setup. -- it sets the stage for a dreary set up. we will time this out, coming up for the rest of the day, tomorrow and later in the week -- warmer temperatures are on the other side of this rainy setup. >> challenges loom ahead for president trump's 100 days in office. government funding is going to expire on friday and it could be a showdown to avoid a government shutdown as the administration tries to score more of it these ahead of the 100

stormwatch7's brian van de graaff has a look. when will the sun return? brian: it will be tomorrow but it will take time. southwest of town you will get it earlier in the day. if it's points east it will take this system will pull away and we'll see the improvement. this is about the drizzle and the mist and patchy fog. this makes for a moist, damp not so great feel. tomorrow we have the sun break out. there is a warming trend. today, most of us are stuck in the 50's. we will look at the ten-day outlook coming up in a bit. michelle: thank you. anytime that weather threatens go to wjla.com/text to sign up to have alerts sent to your phone. jonathan: this is the new video giving us a birds eye view of the devastation at an apartment building that went up in flames yesterday at college park. this is from roof level. look at the damages. the pieces collapsed in. a lot of water on top of the building to fight the fire. nobody was hurt. but there is million in damage. the firefighters say this is a perfect example of a danger they face anytime buildings like the

brian -- brian van de graaff is yonder with the weekend stuff. brian: be of got a lot of stuff headed for the weekend. , pollennds at the lab is very high? even though we have had a little bit of that rain, not so good. as we lead into the weekend, we will cap friday, could be wet as doug mentioned. we do think that through the afternoon there will be some out,g and sunshine coming friday evening plans should be good to go. talking about the weekend, there rain moving in here. one thing going on this weekend, the barley and music festival in alexandria. around noon time, you should be good to go, it's later in the evening on saturday that a few showers could develop, but sunday, rain, numerous beer festivals. dcp or festival saturday, all day, nats park, daylight hours dry with clouds around, get an extra layer or two to keep yourself warm. also, a beer festival in the villages of leesburg happening from 2:00 to 6:00 on saturday. i think with that extra layer it will be good to go there is also some earth day activity at the national zoo. these da

stormwatch7's brian van de graaff has enough of the forecast. enough of the rain already. brian: i know. i wish we could welcome you back with a sunshine-filled sky. tomorrow is the day it will improve. today we picked up less than an tenth inch of rain. closer to the bay, half an inch. but it's still a dizzily day. this is throwing the moisture to the vicinity. the heavier bands are lifting north. not h drizzly and cool. winds kicking as well. northeasterly wind with a chill feel. raw and damp. we should be 70 out there today. not happening. through the evening, the temperatures are steady. misty, foggy, drizzly. a progressive change but it should clear out tomorrow and get to 70 which is the launching pad for the 80's coming up. jonathan: look at this. the same system is doing this raleigh. the entire neighborhoods are under water. water is rushing in. flooding the cars and homes. anything in its path. many of the areas hit by hurricanes the last hurricane season are again under water. in other news, updating in the murder investigation of pamela butler. nancy: eight year

meteorologist brian van de graaff on storm watch for us. brian? brian: we have been watching this.ather bug camera where we saw the dark clouds billowing up. the rain showers hitting the lens. we have watched a cell mature. the strong one is severe and it's tracking east/southeast. there are warnings in effect for the district and prince george's county. this is a very intense return to lead me to believe we could be seeing hail. i just got off the chat from the national weather service and they are seeing dime-size hail in the portions of aspen hill. one of the gust part of this as we are going through the afternoon. this is a look at the cell. looking at the last tracker to paint that on ethis is -- this is 116 strikes of lightning. silver spring is 5:08. the winds and the hail is the biggest threat. more on what is coming up next. nancy: thank you. cars smashed and it damaged the homes and n the storms that battered the area. they were even blamed for the splintering walls inside. that's made for clean-up for thousands of people. brad bell shows us the efforts underway in adelph

storm watch 7 meteorologist brian van de graaff monitoring the system for us. brian: this is not so pretty of a day out there. yesterday, we were able to get some sunshine. you can see from the national harbor cam. rain drop on the lens. not so nice. temperatures staying behind where we are. where should we be? 69 is typical. 54 right now downtown. low 50's from warrenton. 54 in winchester. quantity go at 53. the batches of rain permeating through here. through the evening what you see is what you get. off and on rain showers divisional day with the warmer weather on the back side of the system. we talk about how warm we get, look at the ten-day outlook coming up in a bit. jonathan: the spread of a deadly drug. you heard o fentanyl fixed with heroin. now a more potent mixture. richard reeve has more with the federal and the local agencies trying to crack down on this. tell us about it. richard: they call it car-fentanyl. a super fentanyl. responsible for three overdoses this past month. take a look. pictures and video from vided by the drug enforcement administr

brian van de graaff has a check on when the sun is going to return. we're ready. brian: the sun will come out tomorrow. i won't break into song but arriving tomorrow before it gets here a system barreling across the carolinas is turning south and east. we will see big time improvements. tonight what you see is what you get. we will see the light showers and maybe fog. during the day tomorrow, it won't be early on, through the day, the the sunshine. there are mid-to-upper 70's south and west. it will happen through tomorrow afternoon. thursday and friday we have 80's here and maybe the first 90-degree day. we look at the surging heat coming up >> we will see you then. we have new developments tonight in the case against eulalio tordil. he is the man accused of killing his wife before going on a shooting spree last year. stephen tschida is live in rockville. this is where he pleaded guilty today. stephen? stephen: 63-year-old eulalio tordil pleaded guilty to two counts of first of degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. he also faces a murder charge and att