witnesses say she used a pickup truck to ram a calvert county police cruiser. shots fired in this seemingly quiet part of maryland. >> reporter: it's a more rural area in calvert county but the attack essentially happened on somebody's front lawn. you can see the police cruiser narrowly missing trees and going through a fence. when you see this scene it's very clear the officer was fortunate that things were not worse. calvert county sheriff mike evans. >> nobody expected this totally out of the blue. >> from his cruiser, richard wilson shot a gun, trying to get the driver of the toyota pickup truck jamie destroyed, to stop. according to the witnesses, stroud sped up and passed the car to ram wilson's cruiser. >> hopefully, we'll get answers to what caused this. was it drug related? that's our biggest problem right now, drugs. >> in the meantime people are applauding the witnesses who helped wilson make an arrest after stroud got out and charged the officer. >> the citizens inform the police of what's going on because it's so important if they have the aid of t

and this is tracking towards the northeast heading into calvert county and we expect it at 6:26 near drum cliff and even more storms possible for a few more after noons in fact with the steamy forecast in a few minutes derek. >> howard. >>> tattoos increasingly popular but did you know they are risky health wise. somethings you may want to consider before going under the needle. >> iraq's army flexing the military muscle in an effort to take back a major province >>> today iraq's army launched a large-scale operation to retake the province from isis. >> sunni pro government fighters picked up arms. the move comes less than two weeks after the iraqi military suffered a humiliating defeat at hand of militants in row mahdi. at least 36 commandos were hit targeting yemen capital city. this is the deadliest day of bombing in more than two months in yemen. the mense try controlled by the shiite rebels say at least 100 members of the force were wounded. >>> in england today a. royal blend of politics pomp and circumstance. queen elizabeth arrived by horse drawn carriage at the palace of wes

also toward calvert county. this one along morganza. i'll have the latest for you in a minute. >>> thank you. a tragic and senseless loss. that's how the father of the d.c. mansion murder suspect is describing the crime. in a statement to the "washington post," the father of daron wint. he goes on to say this violence is in no way an indication of the life we live or the values that my family embraces. investigators believe there were others involved in the murders of savopoulos and amy savopoulos. at this point, daron be wint is the only person charged. he is due back in court late next month. there will be a funeral for the savopoulos family here in the district next monday. >>> there is worldwide reaction to a corruption case that is rocking the world of soccer. everyone from the u.s. attorney general to the former soccer star is weighing in. he says the fbi revealed the truth in its charges that officials with fifa took bribes. and washington, d.c. may be one of the cities cheated out of world cup games coming up in 2022. that inves

in southern calvert county, 71 outside route charters school in the district.umbers about average for this time of day. later this afternoon, over-60's to lower-70's. if the winds continue out of the south, and high-pressure continues to build, it will bring warmer numbers to our area. ms. am a perhaps upper-80's tomorrow and sunday. with increase in temperatures and humidity levels, it is a matter of time to cb chance of showers and thunderstorms. a cold front will try to move in our direction. it will bend down and not have much impact. it will contribute to chances of afternoon showers and storms. very warm, very humid and afternoon showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and sunday afternoon. 78 today, partly sunny. warmer then the past few days. the weekend, starting off ok with cloudy skies and 60's. the weekend, tomorrow, par sunny, with warm humid. a 40% chance of thunderstorms after 2:00 or 3:00. because of the unity, it might -- the humidity it might feel warmer. monday, with that cold front getting closer, up to a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms,

of the colonial beach area but new showers just popped just north of leonardtown tracking towards calvert county and this is going to be moving over towards potomac at 5:15 and over too 5:38 but the air mass is juicier than where we are because it's quite hot and humid so i expect southern maryland you to be popping with showers and storms over the next one to two hours. currently 80 feeling like 82. with the wind out of the north northwest and at 9 miles an hour. there are the temps you can see it for yourself with the 90 in fredericksburg a 7 # rain cooled degree geese -- degrees in gaithersburg and this isy think this is is primed primed to see the showers and storms and the stuff out west is moving into the upper 70s low 80s. storms diminish this evening and tonight. maybe an isolated shower overnight. and more afternoon storms thursday and again on friday. right now, not yellow alert days but it's close. so we may have to update that tomorrow for thursday. cooler weather on the horizon there's signs by late sunday or monday we could be comfortable. this is with a we tracked earlier.

this whole area will move through calvert county at about 7:44. yellow alert continues tonight for thunderstorms. i think everything will wind down in terms of heavy activity. bus top temperatures, 59-72. a little bit of fog possible. mainly afternoon showers again tomorrow and just a few showers possible on thursday. not enough to make you change your plans and not worthy of a yellow alert. futurecast has a couple of showers. breaks in the clouds and very mild. temperatures mid-60s to around 70. for the most part, dry in the morning, a little bit of fog to start. by 8:30 we're still dry. not the widespread activity we had today. 72 by 9:00 o'clock. 77 by 11:00. some showers on thursday. 84, dry. next seven days, some showers and storms on saturday and sunday for mom. not a wash out, but you may be dodging some storms if you're trying to do a cook out. some storms on monday and tuesday. 85 on monday and 88 on "the boys are back in town" by thin lizzy southwest is having a sale so you can put the old garage band back together. even if it never made

in northeast philadelphia fire activity on front street has cleared, no problem now at calvert. we have an accident involving an overturned vehicle at mayfair and charles street stick to mcgee avenue to ray void a problem there. roads clear and dry. southwest philadelphia 58th and woodland, an accident involving a police cruiser brought down a light pole. they fixed it. 58th looking good. tacony-palmyra coming back down from an opening so traffic a little bit slow, but not too bad. middlesex county i want to warn you about an accident that has a fuel spill blocking the left lane route 1 at new road that's causing slowing there. >> a rude awakening ahead for a philadelphia neighborhood they are about to realize that their vehicles are smashed part of an unwanted demolition derby. katherine scott is live at the scene and has video showing this happening. >> reporter: that's right, matt, i've been speaking be with with the neighbors, as well. it was a rude awakening. the car flipped over, three parked cars damaged. the 22-year-old driver is in stable condition. neighbors tell us th

for now, most of the rain light to moderate in nature is south from prince george's county charles, calvert county. these showers are going southeast bound it will continue to rain across central and southern saint mary's county. nothing too heavy, but if you're outside, you'll need the umbrella for sure. one lone thunderstorm here to thes we of charlottesville, this is going to the east. southern fauquier county fredericksburg and stafford a chance for a few more showers. showers will continue to die out overnight. another likelihood of thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. that pattern will repeat for the next few days but there are drier days with lower humidity in the seven-day forecast. >>> when the storms swepts in the phones lit up at the montgomery county's emergency communication communication center. two homes were struck by lightning. dispatchers also received calls that drives were stuck in standing water. >>> we know one man died in a fire in alexandria but there's no word on how it started. the fire broke out early this morning on the third floor of an apartment building on kenmor

still looking at 50s with moderate rain still rolling through prince george's county, down toward calvert county into charles county, leesburg 54 at 1:00. by 5:00, 6:00, most of the activity finally pushing on out to sea. we'll come back, talk about whether or not we clear out and look ahead to the all important holiday weekend. >>> a little stimulation can make a long term impact on migraines when conventional methods fail. >> and star wars? up next why nasa and the air force teamed up for the country's latest >>> and we have liftoff. >> that's an unmanned space plane launched from cape canaveral by the air force. it is a classified project, but we do know this. the last time the air force launched this reef usable craft it stayed in orbit almost two years. it's carrying about 100 different sorts of material. nasa is trying to see how they hold up to being exposed to space. >>> the iraqis are leaving ramadi by the thousands as islamic militants tighten their hold on that city. >> the united nations estimate 20 five thousand people are heading toward - are heading towards the capital city

hardware up for grabs in softball, northern calvert taking on c. milton wright and chance to play university of maryland. morgan at the dish, going to drive in a couple runs with a triple there. wright led early, but northern cal storming back. michaela cummings with a base knock. northern cal wins 9-4 and wins that trophy and the championship. >> all right. there's different sports tonight. >> yeah, a little mix. i we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> go ahead. >> been happening all day. >> it's going to be chilly tonight, 40s in most spots, phenomenal day tomorrow, one of the best of the year, 74. warm but not too humid on sunday. we've got the nats on 9, great day for baseball. me

investigators say she rammed a deputy's cruiser not once but twice this afternoon along route 61 in calvert county, maryland. a woman driving a toyota truck rammed the patrol car forcing it off the road through a fence and then she rammed the patrol car again and pushed it down a small embankment. deputy richard wilson fired out of his windshield into the windshield of the truck to stop the driver. the driver was not hit. she was taken into custody. >>> did i mention the weather forecast? >> i think you did. >> another warm day on tap tomorrow, but thunderstorms could be around as well. >> that's right. tenacious topper is up with more on our yellow alert. >> temps in the mid-80s in may and you end up with thunderstorms at some point. futurecast tomorrow at noon, okay in the morning, 82 already by lunchtime. that's with some full sun. you need your sunglasses to start the day. then to the west showers and storms beginning to develop in martinsburg and winchester along i-81 at 2 p.m. and then boom, by 4:00 we got pretty good showers and storms moving through much of the metro area in time fo

. >>> we are working to find out why a woman rammed her car repeatedly into a calvert county sheriff's deputy's car. this quail drive yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's office says the first impact sent the cruiser through a friend. then the truck hit the cruiser again, sending the car backwards down an embankment. you can see the after math of the crash. the deputy shot at the suspect through the windshield of his cruiser. she was not hit. the woman did try to get away but a bystander helped the deputy arrest her. >>> happening today, testimony is set to resume in the boston bombing penalty trial. yesterday was the first time that dzhokhar tsarnaev showed emotion in the courtroom. his aunt was testifying. cousins told the jury that he was close to his older brother tamerlan. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> today, the new york city police department is mourning the death of an officer. fellow officers saluted the ambulance carrying the body of brian moore. he was shot in the head in queens on saturday. ests shot -- he was shot when he approached a man suspected of carryi

right along six and toward calvert county. we'll continue to watch those storms. i think a little less humid than today. if you're headed toward the beach this weekend, once again, count yourself lucky. the temperatures will be on the high side. 75 on saturday. sunday is the day to watch. we could see a couple of storms. the high around 80 degrees. inland it will be a lot warm he. 87 on friday around the d.c. metro area. 89 on saturday. same deal tomorrow. a high of 89. that means some areas near 90. then the front moves through sunday and look at the difference. the northeasterly wind comes in. a high of only 69 and it looks like it stays cool all the way through the middle of next week. >>> tonight removing tumors in children without incisions. >>> a research procedure that is using heat to remove these growths on children's bones. >> nobody likes having surgery. but it can be especially scary for children. now though doctors here in washington are using ultra sound to destroy tumors without the surgery. it is a therapy that doctors believe could soon be used to

plaidson calvert was a pentagon on the 273 train and he says he heard and saw something hit the left passenger side of his car. >> i was working on my laptop, following up with some e-mails and all of a sudden, see crack to my left. i you can quickly turned. saw to my left, enough to know the damage was there. >> reporter: now this is what we're talking about. septa has said objects sometimes they've gotten reports of objects being thrown at trains in some neighborhoods like this one in philadelphia. buff the emergency stop is unusual. on top of that, you're talking about three trains hit by an object within 20 minutes span and all really close to the area of the crash. the ntsb, we also -- this is also bringing in a whole new set of questions. remember the engineer was a really being scrutinized because the ntsb has still not really explained at all how the train sped up in that last minute before hitting the curve to double the speed limit. bastion has said that really he was knocked unconscious and has no recollection of what happened before get to go that curve. so the question r

. >>> we're working to find out why a woman rammed her car repeatedly into a calvert county deputies car. this happened yesterday afternoon. the first impact sent the cruiser through a fence. then the truck hit the cruiser again, sending the car backward down an embankment. the after math of that crash, the deputy shot at the suspect through the windshield of his cruiser. she was not hit. the woman tried to get away but a bystander helped the deputy arrest her. [ chanting ] >>> in baltimore, there are new protests how police treated people they arrested. this protest disrupted a city council member you can hear the activists saying drop the charges, drop the bail. normally baltimore police have to release or charge anyone they arrest within 24 hours. yesterday, the judge upheld the governor's order extending that time frame. they needed that extra time to process everyone they arrested. today, the governor will tell us how much it cost to send the national guard and other resources into baltimore last week. >>> baltimore police are now saying that the report of another police shootin

i live in calvert county and we have links to louisa catherine here. believe was thomas johnson, one of maryland's first governors if not the first governor, but there's not a lot of primary stories blinking her to hear. the most we have is in one of our small town centers, there's a placard talking about her heredity to the area. and then secondly, cokie roberts has a book, "ladies of liberty" and in that book you get the impression of louisa catherine that she is very much involved in the politics of washington but, you know, you don't get the sense of whether it's just on the surface or whether her works are contributing to the compromises that are made during that time. would both of you mind commenting on those two things? swain: ok, thank you. the johnson's actually which to explain are - is louisa catherine's birth family. so connections in calvert county, maryland, do you know of them? mathews: well, yes. so her family was from maryland and her father was born in maryland which is very important because that's how she makes her claim that, "no,

have a partly sunny sky and then by 2:00 the showers will be creeping up to leonard town up toward calvert cliffs cambridge, easton may get the showers between noon and 4:00. then 4:00 maybe some thundershowers developing along the front. eastern west virginia and the panhandle there. then moving toward he ray and hagerstown. by 8:00 most of it is done. by later this evening, a few clouds around. the humidity is dropping during the day tomorrow. temperatures right now are mild and muggy. in the 60s just about everywhere. near 70 around the bay and right in washington. hour by hour for the day ahead, by 8:00 upper 60s. by noontime partly sunny, low 80s. you'll get a few of the showers mainly east of the metro area. maybe thunder in the shenandoah valley. i took this picture yesterday while i was biking along the path near harpers ferry. wild flowers. post your pictures on twitter, facebook and instagram. tomorrow, hot. up near 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. a bit of a blustery wind but turning less humid and then lower humidity and a big change for midweek. cool mornings and mild afternoons

madison calvert says he was working on his laptop when he hard a loud thump noise and he says that which left a basketball size impact on the window. amtrak authorities checked it out and deemed it okay. >> i was at the front relative leotard the fronts of the car i was on. it was just like a quick crash. it almost sounds like if you've been driving when your windshield gets hit by a rock. the people in the immediate vicinity were like wow somebody just hit the window. >> reporter: now, this new revelation brings a whole set of questions, mainly if this object had any impacting on the engineer before the train derailing. we do know that the 32-year-old says he does not recall anything after leaving the station three-mile away from where the derailment happened bus he has a concussion. the question is whether or not this flying object had any impact. we don't know that. says he also can't remember anything and meanwhile the federal railroad association is mandating amtrak put in an automatic speed restriction system that was put in place on all you northbound trains -- i'm sorry. all sout

to the neighborhoods we go, fire location here in northeast philly at fawns and calvert with local detours mayfair and unruh and charles in the great northeast and then get ready one of the big events in town, wizard world comic con today through sunday, at the pennsylvania convention center, looking for toking do with the kids through the weekend there you go. and through the middays keep in mind there is has been rough for the gang going to marple newtown high school. media line road, new project here down to one lane between route three and 252. got to add some time to your commute if you are dropping the kids off thereto school or trying to get in on time. to pick them up. no problems coming down the extension. 422 really nothing out of the ordinary there. then south along i95 headed down today the airport up and over the girard point doubt decker bridge, good shape as you head down through delaware county. chris lauren back to you. >> you mention septa. how about this? >> only on fox, an unsuspecting victim stands on a septa train at the mel born platform. two teenagers ran off the ca

fire location in northeast philly font and calvert, off the roosevelt also mayfair an accident unruh and charles the dad vail regatta not only causing the traffic jams on the river today but also on the kelly drive. here's the deal. they'll close the kelly drive today, after the morning rush hour and it will remain closed through saturday night so all of that extra volume jockeying over to either the martin luther king drive or the schuylkill expressway, just keep that in mine, through the weekend, and it is a graduation jam on broad street today temple university graduation at the liacouras center today and tomorrow unusual traffic volume with proud parent headed into the temple campus today. mike alex, back to you. >> graduation time already braking news out of talcony surveillance just into us here. charles and unruh accident, one person taken to the hospital. steve is on the scene getting more information from the police right now update in just couple of minutes. >> police say an on-duty officer with sirens blaring driving to a call in west philadelphia when his car was t boned

mica: congressman ken calvert of california. mr. calvert: sergeant martin seaman, california's 42nd. mr. mica: congressman bill foster of illinois. mr. foster: corporal sarah medina, aurora, illinois. mr. mica: and congressman trent franks from arizona. mr. franks: lance corporal jacob andrew huggg arizona's eighth congressional district. mr. mica: mr. speaker and my colleagues greater love hath have no man than to lay down his life for a fellow man. those who represent those brave marines, sergeant ward mark johnson from florida seventh congressional district. we all ask you to join us in a moment of silence and we ask that as we approach this memorial day, that we remember in our thoughts and in our prayers all those brave americans and their families who paid the ultimate price in service to our nation. mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion to recommit on h.r. 880 offered by the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. neal on which th

. >> reporter: it happen nd the yard of his calvert county home. >> the dad told me that the area where they live actually used to be called copperhead hill. >> we didn't know that at the time we bought our house. >> reporter: mom saw him first. >> i knew he knew what it looked like. >> he'll never forget this particular snake. >> it looked like it was curled up and it just kind of looked really mean. >> reporter: air lifted to georgetown hospital. >> it was turning black and blistering. >> reporter: it was a race against time. >> it feels like it's just really, really heavy and that there's a lot of pressure inside that's just trying to escape. >> reporter: but after a dose of ant die venom and surgery -- >> you okay buddy? >> reporter: -- it looks like he's going to be fine and he's decided to avoid those woods near his house from now on. mom couldn't be happier. >> you don't want to see a 13-year-old lose hi finger. >> reporter: tracee wilkins, news4. >>> now at 6, a quadruple murder mystery. what we've learned about the young victim and why police were out searching for clues miles

this all happened in the middle of the afternoon yesterday in calvert county. at this point police have not released the woman's name. >>> and there is a push to reform the police assault laws here in the district. d.c. councilwoman mary shea introduced this bill today. it would narrow the definition of assault on an officer and apply only to people who deliberately assault an officer. the current law says anyone who interferes with an officer could be charged with assault. for example, someone could be charged with assault if they stiffen up while they're being handcuffed. she says she'll reach out to the police union and law enforcement for input on this bill. it was in the works before the unrest in baltimore. >>> now to that breaking news we began the 5:00 hour with in the hannah graham case. the capital murder charge against jesse matthew. our david culver is in charlottesville outside the court house now. david? >> reporter: yeah jim. for folks who have our nbc washington app, you saw that push. as soon as that news broke about 30 minutes ago. this is an

passenger madison calvert took this picture. >> i didn't see what hit it. you heard a quick crash. as soon as i heard it i turned and saw that the window was, in fact shattered. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> reporter: at a memorial service sunday night state and federal leaders gathered to remember the lives lost and those injured in the accident. >> we could not in good conscience have a restoration of service without a service to recognize and respect what happened at this place. >> reporter: lenny nobbs survived the crash but has a fractured back and knee. that night haunts him. >> i'm angry at the whole situation as i watch the news which i try not to do. there's technology that could have prevented this. sure, i'm angry, but i'm grateful as well. >> reporter: before amtrak could start running this train, they had to make upgrades that including activating a piece of technology that would allow a speeding train to be stopped before it approached the curve where the derailment happened. they also now are assessing the speeding per all sharp curves in the entire amtrak system and will beg

and calvert social investment foundation is trying to tap this longer term capital that can come in and be part of the effort. and that really gets to cdfi's and to others that have to be able to have 7 and 10 year money. a lot of people would like to see if they have safety that their capital can go to rebuild their cities in a really constructive way. that's all in the works too. there's some positive lessons learned, positive things on the ground. the biggest issue that isn't being addressed in my estimation by the administration and everyone else is do we have an intention al intentional jobs program that gets down to the ground to this concentrated poverty that really reconcentrated after the great recession in a major way, and really threatens our cities? you know this was not as much a race issue? you have an african-american mayor, prosecutor, et cetera. it's a poverty issue. and there's real anger. and it isn't just in baltimore it's all over in different areas of concentrated poverty. >> we learned over the years that -- i think the biggest lesson is that if you simply stop an

congressman nunes, congressman calvert, congressman mccarthy congressman mcclintock, congressman lamalfa. they have made real proposals that would require the operation of the complex california water system so that it would consider the lives and jobs and families of people before it did fish. mr. speaker, this amendment doesn't do anything won't help the drought conditions in california. we've already put money into the grid issue to try to make sure that we secure the grid, that it's not subject to attacks. the other thing i'd say, this has been a balanced bill. we got over 60 amendments we've considered from members on both side of the aisle adopted many of them. some have been rejected but it's been an open process. it's the way speaker boehner wanted the appropriations process to work so that all members could work their will on the appropriations bills. i don't need to go through the bill. what i would tell you is reject this m.t.r. be happy smile and enjoy next week. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. without obj

just moments before that passenger madison calvert witnessed a projectile hit the passenger window of his amtrak acela 2173. >> i was working on my laptop. i was just following up with e-mails. all of a sudden the crash. i quickly turned. didn't see what hit it but saw that everything to my left had been destroyed. >> this new revelation raises questions as to what kind of effect a flying object could have had on the engineer. he's been interviewed. he said he can't recall anything that happened during the crash but says he only remembered what happened moments before reaching the curve. now there are new questions. definitely as the investigation will clearly expand as to whether or not these potential objects had any effect on this train and what caused this train to accelerate to double the speed limit before it hit the curve. >> the ntsb announcement they brought in the fbi stunned those covering the crash of amtrak 188 and since then the transportation board spokespeople have said precious little about the so-called projectile theory and we don't have much more information about

they justed right on north calvert street from chase street.can give you a view ahead of us this procession goes on for several blocks they're very happy. they're relieved at the announcement of these charges. but still kind of defiant. they're chanting what do we want justice, when do we want it now. a lot of protesters have told us that as happy as they are about the announcement of the charges against the six officers they won't be satisfied unless there are convictions in this case. right now they are still defiant. they are still gathering in large masses here this is one of the biggest protest marches we have covered. you can see just the density of this column of people. they're completely stretching across the street for several blocks. very spirited very energetic as many of the crowds have been. their tactic is lushl i to walk as far as they can and occasionally block intersections, they do disrupt traffic. they've told us in the past that that is almost one of their goals, the way that they can make a statement. but they do tend to m

i want to bring in madison calvert. he was a passenger on an earlier train through philadelphia.picture of the damage caused when that train was struck by some sort of object. what was going on madison? you were southbound acela heading towards philadelphia when your window was hit? what happened? >> hey, wolf i was headed down from new york city to washington, d.c. i had a company meeting up in new york. i took an 8:00 acela and in about 9:10 or so five to seven minutes outside philadelphia 30th street on my left window all of a sudden i hear a loud should thud and a shatter of my window. i'm a regular commuter doing this for ten years and never had something like that happen. >> that was around the same time as the crash of amtrak 188, the regional train that had just left philadelphia. one, that one crashed around what 9:28 9:30 something like that right? >> yeah. from what i understood following the timeline it looked like the train crashed ten, 15 minceutes later. i with a going south, and that train was going north, passing fill l.a. we were boarded by amtrak police when we

and calvert social investment foundation is trying to tap this longer term capital that can come in and