this latest storm is south, moved through glen burnie and is now crossing over toward 173. for now. moving southward this is a big storm. this has held together and gotten a little bigger from bowie across 50 toward 193. we had pretty heavy rain even out 214, rainfall rates 1 inch per hour. this will slow folks down going out 50 eastbound on your way home. these storms are still pretty heavy. a few more have popped up, this one around lorton, this around dale city, this back toward nokesville, no hail or strong winds, but rainfall rates 1 1/2 inches per hour with these storms. these are pushing south and east on our storm tracker toward bayside park as we get into the 6:16 hour and indian head it's probably 6:28. those will be heavy, maybe not severe, thus our yellow alert continues, some showers and storms tonight. if you're farther north of town, your chances are just about over to see them. best chances are still south of town. dry for kickoff and turning cooler late, much cooler as we get to the end of the week. we might lose 15 degrees we might lose 15 degrees well, no

upre are locations set england burnie and columbia. in 2008, 6 million americans reportedly did not vote because they missed a registration deadline where did not know how to register. a big vote happening in the district -- the d.c. council is expected to vote this afternoon on whether to allow the carrying of concealed firearms in public. the vote comes after a federal judge struck down the ban on carrying her home gun -- carrying handguns outside of the home. mayor vincent gray spoke about the bill this morning on our sister station news channel 8. >> the bill is about whether it should be concealed or open carry. we finally concluded that concealed would be better, because seeing somebody walking down a street will walk into places with a gun openly displayed can be tremendously anxiety-producing and unnerving for folks, especially in the nations capital. bill would require residents who want concealed carry licenses to provide a reason for needing one. they would also have to complete a training course. a public hearing will be he

it's burnie, prickly, kind of hot and itchy like i want to scratch it. i wouldn't say it hurts. i didn't experience anything else. >> actually for the low intensity that you got, you wouldn't expect to feel like a new person or you have achieved some sort of super natural intelligence. >> no. i don't feel any different. researchers believe this barely noticeable amount can prime what is known as plasticity. >> it can enhance that. >> what did tdc s do? what is it used for? >> it's almost surprising how broad the applications are. almost every neuropsychiatric disorder like schizophrenia and depression and cognitive enhancement. >> how do you respond to people who say it is snake oil. >> i have used that analogy myself. if i provided you something in a vial and said it will help you with depression, make your niece better at math and in one vial, because i'm making so many claims it stops being believable. the simplable -- simple answer is it's not one thing in a vial. it's where we put the electrodes on the head and combine it with training and behavioral therapy. >> coming up:

. >> everything down here is burni burning, it's doing what it's doing. >> reporter: investigators say the blaze was intentionally set. 37-year-old wayne allen huntsman has been arrested on suspicion of arson. >> mr. huntsman is in the el dorado county jail with bail set at $10 million. >> reporter: the fire began saturday, expanding thousands of acres every day, then suddenly exploding overnight, tripling in size. now visible from space. >> i just want to leave. i just want to leave. >> reporter: with 2,800 homes in danger, the priority, save structures any way they can. lives are packed into cars, some refuse to leave. >> i got no place to go. send my wife and dog down to her mom's but me and my dog are going to stay. >> reporter: chewing through everything in its path, the blaze looks like a volcano spewing toxic smoke visible from 60 miles away. >> abbott, bring your saw here! >> reporter: crews are stripping away timber to slow the fire's spread. the choreographed air attack led by a spotter plane. but tonight mother nature is in control in a fire fight far from over. with this bl

. >> you go, a live shot of the roads, thousands of people heading home from a school in glen burnie will open on time tomorrow after there was a cat that caused an early dismissal. it got inside, and the school closed early, and officers went inside and set traps. the cat was not found, and they do not believe the cat is in the building any longer. through the summer without suffering through the typical washington heat, and not too bad today. tschida, are we getting anything out there? >> i tell you what, a half-hour ago, the rain came through, and we had about five minutes of reprieve where it cooled off, and now again, it is muggy and sticky, and it is disappointing a lot of people who thought they had dodged the heat this summer. folks were carrying cool beverages on this september day instead of sporting sweaters. this normal part. the hottest topic of this summer was the heat, there of. what that faded away now that fall is near. >> like july. >> the sudden spike of temperatures affected some people who are more accustomed to cool mornings and evenings, catching them by surpri

. >> the folsom fire company put on this event to benefit the nathan spear regional burny put center.therine scott took part posing for pictures along the way. >> phillies pitcher make history and desean jackson returns to the linc, jeff skeverski has all your sunday morning sports. >> reporter: the eagles are trying to start the season 4-0 since the first time since their super bowl season ten years ago, guess who doesn't want to see that happen today? desean jackson. jackson and the washington redskins are trying to hand the eagles their first loss of the season despite a shoulder injury. jackson wants to go at 1:00 p.m., you have to wonder what the reaction will be when jackson takes to the field if he link when he once called home. >> i think the fans will be okay for the beginning of the game. every play i make they will celebrate. >> reporter: once game time comes i could care less about anything, buddy, buddy not for that once game time starts. >> redskins coach said he'll talk to jackson about controlling his emotions. we'll get you set for jackson's return to the linc on game

. >> reporter: walter gaffney of glen burny knows the risk. his daughter mary. >> she literally was pinned to the front of the train. >> reporter: she was hit and killed by a csx train while walking on the tracks north of the riverdale mark station in 2012. >> my guess is she froze, it then threw her, her neck was snapped. >> reporter: a wall of photos, her art, ashes in the bedroom. >> beautiful girl, talented, smart. >> reporter: she isn't the onlin person hit or killed on tracks in recent months, bar from it. beltsville, near route 1, the bushes give way. so many people have crossed through there's an informal walking path to the . we deployed i-team cameras to see if people would cross. and they did. including this man. >> you concerned it might not be safe, walking across those tracks? >> i look both ways. >> been doing it awhile? >> yeah. >> reporter: he didn't just walk over the tracks, he drove here from out of town. he parked his truck on one side and climbed over the tracks to shop at an auto parts store on the other. he said it was