peggy fox, wusa9. >> dominion virginia power says engineers found no evidence of an electrical current on the ground at that location. he urged people to call 911 if they see smoke or fire on power lines or utility poles. that's scary. >> there's electrical current somewhere. >> use all your senses. >> kona was smart to get out of there. >>> we're fine now, but this time tomorrow we'll be dealing with the tail end of what i think is another severe weather outbreak. let's start with the 3-degree guarantee. hour went 94 today -- howard went 94 today. we'll let you know what happened tonight at 11:00. live look outside, 91, dew points in the mid-60s, humidity 41%, winds south -- southwest at 5. muggy tonight but quiet. yellow alert tomorrow, big to is he -- severe storms 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. damaging winds and hail are possible with these storms and heavy downpours as well. i don't think they'll be as bad as saturday night but hefty. 6 a.m. tomorrow, clear skies, 70s. by 9:00 we're in the low to mid- 80s and showers begin to develop to the west. by 4:00 here come the showers. this is sort of

dominion virginia says 2600 are without power.epco is reporting that 4,500 are without power in montgomery and prince george's county. and bg&e with 900 outages, most in anne arundel. >>> and people were ka ugt in floodwaters in dayton, ohio. take a look at this. this is all from the remnants of tropical storm bill. let's take a look at the radar. you can see the rain bands are moving out of the area off the coast. remember, you can watch news 4 live on your smartphone if your power goes out. download the nbc washington app. >>> a developing story out of philadelphia. where someone shot seven people at a block party including three children. our affiliate in philly is saying that an 18-month-old was shot in the neck. bullets also hit an 11-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy. the children and three others are in stable condition. nbc 10 is working to learn the latest condition right now. >>> one person died a at another block party overnight. this happened in detroit. the shooter hit ten people, all adults at a party happening on

now, i just got a fresh update from dominion virginia power. they are making progress. just in the past few hours, they have had several hundred customers come back online with electricity, so they are just shy of 2,000 outages here in northern virginia. most of those are centered right here in fairfax as well as in the burke area. i asked them when they anticipate to get everyone back online, their deadline, they are hoping for late tonight but it's not going to be easy. drive through fairfax tonight and you can't miss them, dozens of dominion virginia power crews focused on getting the area back online. chances are you may hit a roadblock. we certainly did. twin brook road shut down ali lane blocked off. the soaking rain and strong wind pulled down the trees, dangling them into the power lynns. one tree alone had more than two dozen of these power poles on the ground. >> main thing is make sure nobody gets around any of this stuff here, if they get anything out of this interview, the public should just stay away from all this. >> reporter: ortiz got called away from ou

we checked the dominion virginia website and there are about 100 people still without power today. >>> so we still have a few more calm hours so folks can do clean-up as they need to, but things are going to get unsettled. >> meteorologist amelia segal is here with more. >> good morning, eun. it's looking like the best time for storms is the evening hours. if you have plans to go to the pool or the park today, i would still go and know that that threat of storms likely holds off until later. a great day to download the nbc4 app. right now temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 73 in washington, the suburbs in the low to mid 60s. future weather at 8:00 a.m., dry. clouds quickly increase by noon. plenty of clouds in place across the area. notice at 2:00 p.m., only isolated showers. and by 5:30 we start to track some areas of thunderstorms and heavy rain west of washington. once we hit 7:00 p.m., notice this heavy rain moving through the d.c. metro area potentially severe storms again during the evening hours. 9:00 p.m., potentially some hail and gusty winds. a look at high temperatures in ten

dominion, virginia reports that number is now at more than 4,000. >> at the live desk we just learned a patient was admitted with a rare drug-resistant type of tb. she is in isolation. health officials are trying to track down hundreds of people who may have come into contact with her. the woman took off on a flight from india back in april and came into the u.s. through chicago o'hare. she was here for seven weeks. travelled to missouri and tennessee before she went to see a doctor. the patient is kept in bethesda and a special unit that prevents contaminated air from escape into the rest of the facility. people can be infected if they breath the air where a tb patient has coughed or sneeze. she has an extension you'vely drug resistant tb. it is extremely dangerous and rare. at least here in the u.s., there have been fewer than 70 cases in the past 20 years. the cdc is trying obtain the flight manifest. they say the risk of getting it on an airplane is low but this type of tb is so dangerous they have to alert other passengers who may have been exposed. at the live desk i'm chris law

dominion virginia reports that number is around 500 and we'll watch for those outages this morning as crews continue the clean-up. no 4:31 your time right now. looks like we'll have a stretch of calm after all this excitement last night. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to find out what's in the day ahead. >> we did have peak wind gusts to around 50 to 60 miles an hour in the metro area but things have settled down since then. storm team 4 radar showing some showers here in southeastern virginia. those stretch into the lower part of the eastern shore. getting a few other sprinkles out here in the mountains. those are tracking off to the east, maybe near winchester and hagerstown before they dissipate. closer to washington, getting a few sprinkles here. the patches of green in central montgomery county laytonsville over to silver spring gaithersburg to poolesville then to our south, a few scattered sprinkles near springfield and francony and to woodbridge, down to i-95, most of the pavement is drying out. in the upper 60s to near 70. most of the region will

virginia dominion power is reporting 78000 customers are -- rather, are without power. the majority of those outages in fairfax. i should is say 7,800 not 78,000. bge is reporting 1700 customers without power. >>> a driver ran into a downed tree and died in montgomery county last night. storms knocked down the tree in the area of darnestown road and cattail road. you can see chopper 4 over the scene where the driver of that pickup truck slammed into it. montgomery county police say the 79-year-old driver died at the scene. >>> wind reached 60 miles per hour last night creating the perfect condition for serious damage all over our region. take a look at this in fairfax. a tree ripped out a chunk of a woman's house where her son would have been sleeping. and an untorn off of an apartment complex in montgomery county. that often landed on a woman's awning in germantown. >>> we'll be pushing your updates as they happen. >> today a judge will sentence dzhokhar tsarnaev to death. tsarnaev was found guilty of all charges in the boston marathon bombing case. everyone is wonderi

virginia dominion power said it appears the utility pole had been struck by light among and was smoldering overnight. >> the ground was steaming and wet and there was a strong smell of smoke. >> reporter: while walking kathy saw a clunk of woodburning here in the grass. -- chunk of wood burning here in the grass. it was apparently part of a cross beam that has been since reach placed. kathy ran, heard ab explosion and fell in the street -- an explosion and fell in the street. >> i felt like somebody had grabbed my legs and i literally couldn't move. the only thing i could do was fall forward. >> i think she maybe ran right through the water because she was laying in the water. >> reporter: friend and neighbor sheryl ryan, a nurse, ran to help. >> she was in a lot of pain. she couldn't feel her legs or move her legs. >> reporter: another neighbor called her husband mike. >> there was a surge. electricity that went through the ground or air and shock her and knocked her to the ground. >> reporter: an ambulance took kathy to the er. she was released in a few hours, but she still has a lot of

dominion virginia reporting more than 3,600 customers are in the dark still. most in fairfax county. pepco reports about 1,800 people still without power. in the district of montgomery and prince george's county. we checked in with bg&e, they're reporting more than 900 outages. most are found in anne arundel county. >>> well, today the site of the church massacre is opening its doors for sunday service. worshipers returning to the emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina. look here as the crowds gather. there's a memorial outside the church. nine people were shot and killed when a gunman opened fire at the church. that was during a bible study on wednesday. we are learning more about the suspected shooter. the fbi is investigating a website that may provide more information about the accused killer. nbc's dan schenamen reports on the investigation and how the community is coming together. >> reporter: quietly they marched. >> i was tired of feeling helpless and i wanted to preach with my feet. >> reporter: and mourned. hundreds gathering to make their

dominion virginia power reports it's 500. >> if you did lose power you could be watching on your nbc washington app. >> yes, if you charged it. >> more reason to have the app. how about that? >> 5:21 our time right now. >> a good pitch right there. >> i tried. >>> tom kierein is keeping an eye on today's forecast. things are drying out. >> yeah, getting quieter too. that loud thunder woke me up during the evening. now a cloudy sky and a scene of tranquility. it is quiet as we start off early on this tuesday morning in the wake of those storms. still some clouds around. storm team 4 radar showing a few lingering showers south and east of washington and north and west. that's the moving color on radar. we have the one little batch of sprinkles in spotsylvania county and it will move into fredericksburg. on a track to move to waldorf this on the eastern shore will be staying near the atlantic beaches. a few sprinkles in western maryland, panhandle of west virginia. west of the shenandoah valley. may get close to winchester and front royal and perhaps hagerstown and martinsburg over the

drive through fairfax tonight and you can't miss them, dozens of dominion virginia power crews focused on getting the area back online. chances are you may hit a roadblock. we certainly did. twin brook road shut down ali lane blocked off. the soaking rain and strong wind pulled down the trees, dangling them into the power lynns. one tree alone had more than two dozen of these power poles on the ground. >> main thing is make sure nobody gets around any of this stuff here, if they get anything out of this interview, the public should just stay away from all this. >> reporter: ortiz got called away from our interview several times, he had several crews to coordinate, some clocking 20 hours. long, labor-intensive work. >> little by little. cable up. >> reporter: it is up to jeff fliss' team to hoist them up and out, they are massive. >> what's the weight on that? >> 3,000. >> reporter: a hefty price tag, too. >> this job right here is probably in excess of $9000. >> reporter: a few houses down we met the kim family. normally, they would be at work but took leave for this major reconstructi

dominion virginia, on the scene but only a few people lost power as a result of this. kimberly: if you have a potty mouth it could cost you $250 in arlington. county board recently updated the ordinance dealing with the public drunkenness and profanity and it increased the fine from $100. some residents say they support the move. if it will make the county more family friendly. some believe swearing is a freedom of speech. jonathan: last week we told you about a shortage but now we are seeing the same thing for crabs. kimberly: brad bell breaks down how much more you can expect to pay for the next delicious meal. brad: the waterman marina on kent island is a quiet place today. many sit idle. one quietly makes up for tomorrow. another may be a futile exercise. >> no crab. braked davidson says he has been out in the heat looking for crabs without much luck. >> try to get a bushel every day. i haven't had two bushels yet this year. brad: given the rule of supply and demand that means high prices at the seafood market and restaurant. wholesale are $50-er there 60 a bushel

east glee road is shut down dominion virginia power estimates the power will return between now and noon. and we are following the latest out of dallas this morning. where police are working an active shooter situation that happened while you were sleeping. police say one or more suspects opened fire on police headquarters early this morning there. rammed a police car and then fled to a fast-food restaurant parking lot where they engage in stand off with police. at least one suspicious back was did -- bag was left at headquarters and it is confirmed it had an explosive in it. no injuries have been report and the headquarters as well as police substations are currently secured. they are telling us. >>> and breaking overnight one person is taken to the hospital this morning with nonlife- threatening injuries after a shooting in northwest dc. this was in the 1700 block of columbia road near atestimonies mills. the -- near adams mills. police don't have a description of the suspect at this point. >>> later this morning, the city of alexandria is going to celebrate the life of ruth ann who wa

we will see a line develop across west virginia and closer to the old dominion. those will potentially give us a threat. we are under an enhanced risk from the prediction center of severe weather. the biggest threat will be damaging winds and torrential downpours. we will track this very closely. as we get to the afternoon, we will be checking doppler radar very quickly. this is a simulation. by 3:00, the line of storms may be forming. things will clear out tonight. we will get a bit of a break. you are the next seven days. it will be 98 today. we will have an increased chance of thunderstorms. tomorrow, it will be pleasant. thursday and friday, back to the mid to upper 80's. nozick it's going to turn cooler. i wouldn't be surprised if we wound up in the 70's for the weekend. a real changes coming. jumy: that's cool. thank you. coming up, a major recall involving bottled water. jumy: we are on your side with a consumer alert. a major-league -- recall of bottled water sparked by e. coli. viagra says this is out of an abundance of caution. right now, they are not r

the incremental cost of compliance for one utility alone, dominion virginia power would likely be between $5.5 billion and $6 billion on a net present value basis. that's just for one of the companies providing power. let me give you an idea, mr. chairman, what that means to the people of virginia. . in my district i have 29 different jurisdictions. only two of those jurisdictions get their power from do minimumion virginia power. remember it's going to cost the rate pairs $5.5 billion to $6 billion. that doesn't cover the whole state or my district at all. and going back to the virginia state corporation commission, they say contrary to the claim that rates will go up, but the bills will go down, experience and costs in virginia make it extremely unlikely that either electric rates or bills in virginia will go down as a result of the proposed regulation. so this is a very important measure, one of our prior speakers said, we should take the time to craft some type of a compromise. this bill puts everything on hold until court cases can be decided. and let's governors come in and say we c

dominion power has about 1,500 customers without power in northern virginia. >>> some breaking news, right off 355 in germantown a woman was shot and killed in a target parking lot and the shooter is now in police custody. our mola lenghi talked to witnesses about what happened and he joins us live. it must have been just crazy there hours ago. >> reporter: yeah. those witnesses describe a very chaotic scene. police say the 24-year-old woman died after being shot by who they describe as an ex- boyfriend. they say the woman and the ex- boyfriend agreed to meet in this germantown target parking lot. things got out of hand and the 27-year-old man, the ex- boyfriend, shot the woman. >> i've never seen anything like that in my life and i don't want to again. >> reporter: that is a witness, kim hopkins. she and her son were here shopping when they thought they initially heard a car accident. they say they ran in the direction of this supposed car accident to try to help running across the parking lot and then they saw the woman jumping out of her car, a white honda, while it was running an

. >> in northern virginia, 2,000 house holds still don't have power after last night's storms. dominion crews are working to get lights back on, especially in paper fax county where trees fell on to power lines and into streets, forcing crews to close roads. >>> and we're tracking more storms, and some could be severe. what time are we expecting them? >> 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the teeth of the evening rush hour, but not as i wide spread as what we had yesterday or on saturday. we'll begin this at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. you'll see some green, some showers popping up, but nothing crazy heavy, and look what happens, by the time we get to 3:00, you see yellow begin to pop up now, and then they really get intense, be by the time we get to 4:00, you saw them pop into red and briefly go back to dark green here. these are heavy. not as wide spread, but the thing about tomorrow is we have the risk once again of damaging winds and hail, but also a little bit of shear, so an isolated tornado is not out of the question. by 5:30, they're still hammering andrews, much of prince george's county, as well as

virginia really does need to put forward an image that we are a new dominion that's welcoming to all kinds of people in the 21st century. and i think it's important to attract businesses and investment in virginia, and i think that we need to put a new face forward for virginia, and this will help do that. i think that the governor was right. [ audio difficulties ] >> so let me play the rolling rolldoggone it, you've over reached and over stepped. the activism, i don't like it, and it represents something very important to me, my extended family fought in the civil war, and believed in the heritage, what do you say to them? >> those folks who want to put a bumper sticker on their car and they can express that heritage in a number of different ways, but what they can't do is compel me or anyone else in virginia to condone that or endorse it by putting it on a state license plate or something that the state produces. if they want that, it's part of our past that went to put behind us. >> the flag on the license plate in virginia today maybe tomorrow, it's about the monuments, the statue

dominion. you will get a good idea of how heavy we are. definitely a sluggish right beginning in virginiaorking your way towards maryland. i want to focus in on this area. we did just see that solid red line. as you get closer towards the american legion bridge and continuing into maryland, passing by river road and old georgetown, we are in the teens. a lot of volume this afternoon. not as much to worry about right now as far as crashes, at least not on the interstates. a slow go and i'm sure the ac is cranked up. jonathan: thank you very much for that. coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, thousands of teens are leaving home and heading off to college. what some are doing right now to try to let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. jonathan: recently released e-mails suggest that something is rotten at apple stores. alison: this was part of a lawsuit filed against apple.