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good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> >> the rain is here to stay through the morning commute.e're kicking this off with doug kammerer who has seen us through this soggy day since the beginning. dreary out there. what's about to happen overnight and tomorrow. >> same thing tomorrow. dreary but breezy conditions. tracking something right now on the radar, downpours that are moving on in. most of the day fairly light to moderate rain. we have seen downpours the last few hours. we saw a couple come through window pretty good a little earlier. right now, you see this line of little cells coming on through. not thunderstorms, but intense cells of rain. coming through parts of charles county, calvert county, toward stafford county. these are all moving to the north and west, all around that big area of low pressure to the south. you can see that area of low pressure spinning to the south. look at that moisture off the atlantic. this is the moisture we'll get into by early tomorrow morning for that morning commute. that morning commute going to be a slow one for sure. we'll talk about

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. it's been a soggy, dreary monday and that's not going to change if you're heading out tonight. we start tonight with chief meteorologist doug kammerer. when it's going to dry out? >> probably this time tomorrow, we'll start to see some drying conditions. out there right now, storm team 4 radar tracking the shower activity, most moving in from the south and east. you can see the flow off the atlantic ocean, giving us the cooler weather too. temperatures now only in the 50s. you see the rain moving up to the north. a little bit of a closer-in view. more showers, some heavier now. you see the yellows and oranges through i-95, south of d.c. so we have a couple of breaks, but another reinforcing i mentioned the temperatures, only 56, and that number's come up four degrees from where we are just a couple of hours ago. 54 in ocean city. average high temperature, close to 70. we're about 15 degrees cooler than we should be. but by the end of the week, we'll be 20 degrees warmer. talk more abo

doreen gentzler has more on how you can get a more thorough picture when you are searching for a physician also, a woman sentenced for hitting and almost killing a under the influence of alcohol. there was an emotional moment when that trooper's wife broke down and talked about the impact on their family. >>> and we're rocking the red. barbara harrison goes one-on-one with caps owner. i'll be joining jim handly. >> that's one happy man. not me. ted leonsis. >> he's happy you're joining me too. >> thank you, wendy. see you shortly. >>> take a look at this damage in northwestern arkansas, left behind by a line of storms. it knocked power out to thousands of folks yesterday. as many as 50 power poles were taken down. and there were also several reports of trees falling on homes. the powerful line of storms are expected to reignite tomorrow across the mid mississippi valley and cause several weather events. so look out for that if you're traveling anywhere >>> and what are we looking at for tonight and heading into the weekend? >> it's going to be hot and humid. our first chance at hitting 90

i'm doreen gentzler. >> that chopper went down around 2:00 this afternoon. started spinning before it came down fast. this evening, we're getting a look at new video. a close-up view of that black hawk helicopter on the ground. three people were inside at the time. our darcy spencer on the scene now in leonardtown, maryland, with more. darcy? >> reporter: well, jim, we are here at the breton bay golf course, it looks quiet and serene. this is not where the crash happened. we are being kept some distance away. now since our last report, military has confirmed this was a fatal helicopter crash. one died, two remain in the hospital. we also learned this happened during a training exercise. >> you see it on tv all the time, and you think it's pretty cool. it's not. when you see it live, it's not -- there's nothing good about it. >> reporter: neil and his brothers watched in disbelief as a black hawk helicopter went down on the breton b

. >> and i'm doreen gentzler.een a soggy, dreary monday and that's not going to change if you're heading out tonight. we start tonight with chief meteorologist doug kammerer. when it's going to dry out? >> probably this time tomorrow, we'll start to see some drying conditions. out there right now, storm team 4 radar tracking the shower activity, most moving in from the south and east. you can see the flow off the atlantic ocean, giving us the cooler weather too. temperatures now only in the 50s. you see the rain moving up to the north. a little bit of a closer-in view. more showers, some heavier now. you see the yellows and oranges through i-95, south of d.c. so we have a couple of breaks, but another reinforcing