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alison: thanks dog. -- thanks doug. doug: i appreciate that. alison: he i doug. i have never seen you lose your train of thought. i've never seen you misspeak. that doesn't happen often. doug: i've just been fortunate. >> coming up a price hike. and how much they want to raise the price of stamps now. alison: but first a look what the is coming up tonight on abc7. nancy: breaking news. police arresting williams in connection with murder at an common gas station last week. he is connected with a home invasion and murder in germantown in april. in that case a number of people were robbed and shot. larry: an alert for pharmacies in the area after several robberies in d.c. and prince george's county. ed no all are related but they are after the same thing. >> you can see three suspects barge in. one brandishes a gun. one stands guard. those inside are ordered to the ground. except for a man in the pharmacy who is told to get liquid allergy medication. desirable because it contains codeine. >> i didn't know they could get codeine out of that. >> i spoke to a person se

doug hill has the forecast. hi, doug. doug: hi, there. we start off somethingy as you say. but the weekend will wind up just fine. rain and a fair amount of it. there are more pockets, more moderate and heavy rain that will come through a little bit later tonight. so this does not look particularly good for the nationals downtown at the stadium this evening. we'll see what happens. look, it stretches back into southwestern virginia, parts of north carolina. thunderstorms developing a little warmer air so this is going to eldeal with overnight when we it will get heavier tomorrow morning. it looks like the rain will taper off by the day tomorrow and that should be the most of it. 56 in the evening and dropping to near 50 overnight with the rain getting steadier and heavier. maybe in the overnight hours, the southern suburbs could see flashes of lightning, a rumble of thunder. 46 to 51, that's crazy as we approach the middle of may. the beginning of the end of this pattern. finally moving out. the rain will not be a feature, we don't think, in the afternoon, and that will ope

stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill with a look. doug: hey, nancy. we had plenty of rain today. parts of area picked up an inch and a half so far. it's taking a break for a while. it will be lighter tomorrow but the next round will come in later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. the doppler radar. mostly light rain. steady light rain to the north and northeast of the city through baltimore and across the bay. clearly the steadiest, the heaviest rain moved off out to the area, to the southeast. we look ahead and we see a little bit of breaks. there is another bigger area developing way to the west/southw rainfall that will add to the rainfall totals later tomorrow to saturday morning. 1.6 inches of rain at dulles today. a little less than a half inch of baltimore and washington. reagan national. close to an inch. less than an inch reported in baltimore. as far as the numbers go, we are holding in the mid-50's. they haven't budged all day. only drop a degree or two tonight. the forecast shows temperatures in the upper 40's. mostly cloudy. touch of

doug: i'm doug hill in the weather center. there are three warnings in effect. the existing one is over charles county but there is a thousand one for the central, northern carlos county through calvert and anne arundel county. a large area that goes all the way through 5:45 this afternoon. the storms will pack a punch. the area of the cell with the lightning moving northeast at 35 miles per hour. quarter-size hail is a possibility here as we go through the next 45 minutes or so in the area. as a result we are keeping a close eye on the communities like waldorf. 5:23 is the arrival time. 6:11 in berwyn heights. we will monitor the storms and if any more come along we'll pass them to you immediately. alison: thank you. back to the news now. right now the voters in montana head to the poles to determine who will fill that vacated congressional spot on capitol hill. republican candidate greg gianforte suspected just fighting for votes. he is also charges. as marci gonzalez reports the front-runner is accused of body slamming a all right roer last night. marci: greg

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meteorologist doug hill. hi doug. doug: it's off and running to a holiday weekend. get a look at the maryland beaches. getting off to good start. it won't be terrible at the beaches. cooler in the 70's but it has nicer moments. the showers and the storms are possible each afternoon, especially tomorrow and again on monday. as far as we have now, temperatures in the mid-70's. partly sunny, breezy weather. great for outdoor activities this everything and tonight. looking ahead to tomorrow morning, a cluster of showers and storms in illinois will build as it moves eastward. we could have a morning showers and a good chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon and the early everything. the future cast tracks all this in the area here. through the day tomorrow. there are the morning showers. then it will try to clear out remaining cloudy. late afternoon and evening, showers and storms, the best chance of anything heavy south and west. as we get to sunday chance of rain late in the day. we might pull out memorial day monday as the best of the three weekend weather days. the

doug: they are. this is getting to be a busier and a busier rush hour the thursday night before memorial day. after the few hours of sun that got you in the mood, yeah, summer, weekend, and thunderstorms and rain and all that stuff. this is coming back. this is what we are looking at. here is the d.c. metro area. we are looking south of warrenton. winchester. far back of the mountains of i-81 and the woodstock areas. numerous thunderstorms developing. as they head knot east, some of them are stronger. many areas will get the downpours. this cluster we are tracking for you. manchester at 4:29 will come in the area. 4:52 to make it to fairfax. 5:26. that is an hour and a half before the patch get to the d.c. metro to coincide with thursday afternoon rush hour. this is we have one batch and another batch tonight as the upper level low will swing more rain in our way. this is the last vestiges of the storm center. we will see this pattern move east to see the improvement in the overnight hours as the rai

doug: you hear what people will say here.miss stuffed phil you bring in every year. michelle: we'll have to call you for that. jonathan: what you don't know is behind the scenes, camera, funny and super nice. michelle: sense of humor. jonathan: you can't meet a nicer, classier act than yourself. doug: nice of you to say. jonathan: don't want to stay longer? it's all good. all right. get to weather. the bad news i am giving you is only temporary and then it gets better. no problem at national park. orioles game three of the beltway service. the first pitch and the temperature is 73. we have been watching the rain pat attorney the southwest -- pattern from the southwest. now this is changing and it will come over the top of us. period of rain in the day tomorrow, tomorrow night, friday, friday night, saturday. clearing out by sunday. future cast has the rain moving in. tomorrow in the mid-70's. tomorrow is only 61. period of rain in the day. friday in the day in the morning is fairly light rain but pickup to intensity and it co

killing doug wilks' back and shouulders here but doing great work, doug. there's the helicopter guys and i see flashing lights now so i think -- i think. >> they're on old branch avenue. we're hearing old branch avenue. >> reporter: guys, i don't know if you see past. >> we see all the lights up ahead. >> reporter: we caught up to all the lights so, we've just been heading to where we thought we should and i think we're going to catch up to it and you see the helicopters flying right over the road and yeah, guys, these -- these flashing lights are anymore so i think this pursuit is over and we'll do our darnedest to get up to it even if we have to drive on someone's front yard here in that minute and we'll pay for it later but we're going to do what we can. we're kind of squeezed here but i think if we get past this next intersection we'll be in good shape. i will say i do see flashing lights -- let me see if this guy will let us go in front of him. i don't know if you can see this. >> hey, bob i want to interrupt you real quick. we are hearing and you mig

doug: from doug, a 10 for the weather! [laughter] beautiful live shot from frederick, maryland, from crestwood middle school. 79 degrees. light south/southwesterly winds. this is from the 70's to the comfortable 80 degree range. tomorrow, thursday, friday, too. uncomfortably warm and humid. some there might use the word "hot" for the next several days. lower 90's. this evening no problems. plenty of sunshine. drop through the 70's. comfortk, short sleeve weather for a while. then it will drop to 50's in most areas. a bit cool. 64 in the city. 58 and 59 in the suburbs. tomorrow the heat begins. there are showers popping up in the forecast tomorrow afternoon. they are isolated showers. generally sunny and hot. touch more humidity tomorrow. 70's tomorrow night. a heat index looking through thursday in the afternoon. around 90 in most areas. number wise as we head to the weekend. a bit cooler. low to mid-70's over the weekend. mix of the clouds and sun. maybe even at times more clouds and sunshine. the next few days. 89 on fri

there's never a doug. never. i've been doing this forever, and there has never been a doug. here's the outlook. the average over the past 30 years is 12 named storms, either tropical storms or hurricanes. this season, they are forecasting 11-17. hurricanes on average form. their forecast will be 5-9. major hurricanes, 3 is the average, and we are in that range of 2-4. it could be a more active than average hurricane season. some folks have already gone to the beaches. only 63 with a little bit of sunshine breaking through the clouds. it will be cooler, in the 70's this weekend, and there will be afternoon showers and storms. in the metro area, we are still pinned in the 60's, but when the sun comes out, we will warm to 70 degrees. we are seeing heavy storms east of roanoke, so we are going to watch areas out through the valleys right along south of starting to fire up storms, and there's the potential for some of them being heavy. we can't rule out an isolated storm approaching severe levels. this is 5:30, plenty of heavy rain and thunderstorms through the area, right when p

doug hill has a final check on the fore doug: this cool weather pattern will continue all week. increasing chances of rain by friday and saturday. lindsey: thank you for joining us. >> what's the recipe for success on this show? take one contestant, add three lifelines, stir in a million dollars, and toss it all in one big pressure cooker. get ready. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ [cheers and applause] welcome to the show! are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] today's contestant's curiosity led him to this show. he wants nothing more than to see what our million-dollar question could be. from midvale, utah, please welcome steven fehr! [cheers and applause] steven, how you doing? >> good, good, good. [cheers and applause] >> so you're just dying to know what that million-dollar question is? >> yeah, i hope it's a "star wars" question. >> you hope it's a "star wars" question? >> i do. >> you're

doug: thank you for having me. betty: doug feagin from ant financial international. get a roundup of this story and others to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. subscribers can go to their terminal. also available on mobile. to get newsettings on industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia, i am betty liu. yvonne: and i am yvonne man. berkshire hathaway set to hold its annual shareholders meeting soon. thousands of chinese investors expected to go to omaha to see warren buffett in action. joined now from there. let's start with the results. what is expected? >> people are expecting to see a slightly better operation. it was not that great last year. you saw with the rail traffic, berkshire owns the railway. you sell the traffic rebounding in the first quarter. i think a lot of people are expecting slightly better numbers there. but berkshire hathaway shareholders are long-term thinkers. they are not too interested in one quarter's results. they want to see what profits can do over the long haul. you have see

doug: there is a rain pattern moving in. it will be much later tonight when the study, heavy rain arrives. there is dead news because we will see clearing sunday, and ,hen -- there is good news because we will see clearing sunday. but we are not there yet. we are looking at a cloudy, damp day. generally moving from west to east, that will continue. but there is more developing to the south and w tonight, and those are the areas, especially late tonight, we think will give us more rain and more measurable rain. our forecast through the rest of today, lots of clouds. through the evening hours, the chances of rain increased. temperatures hold steady in the 50's all night. rain impacts. an impact to the nationals-phillies game. rain is likely to develop during the game. it will be better tomorrow afternoon. chilly, but the rain will be done. sunday looks great at the ballpark as well. holdr futurecast, we will it in the 50's today and tonight and watch areas of rain move-in. this is 3:00 in the morning in case you are out and ru

>> thank you, doug. >> i was going to say we were spared doug moves but then at the last second. >> no such luck. >> check back with doug and leon in a few minutes. but still ahead a fistfight on embassy row. we know how it started and whose to blame. >> a young girl running track survives a brush with death and up next the emotional reunion with the stran of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. >> back to the breaking news we shared with you. the justice department is appointing a special counsel to take over the russia investigation. it will be robert mueller who served as the fbi director for 12 years under presidents george w. bush and barack obama. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein appointed mueller today. the m

let's start out with doug hill doug: let's watch this system out to sea. there are a few more storms and we will zoom in. this is more out to the eastern panhandle of virginia. the future cast through the evening maintains a chance of a few acelated showers and storm -- few isolated showers or storms. there could be isolated downpour in spots later tonight. after that, the weather is uncomfortable tomorrow with more showers, gusty winds and chilly temperatures. we drop in upper 60's. today, from the storms we have had numerous reports of the localized flooding. wind report and over the portion of the southern maryland and northern virginia. wind damage. one of the spots with the wind damage is in king george county, virginia. that is where we find brad bell. brad? brad: hey, doug. take a look at this. the steam out of the power plant there on the other side of the potomac river and the nice bridge. that has been the direction all day. the wind is coming out of the south. fairly gentle now. but this morning. just after 8:30. a weather buoy recorded a gust j

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doug: what have been a different story. i like what is happening, humidity gone, high temperatures backing off. by this time next week, downright cll this from nationals park on the roof, 71 degrees. during the morning, leftover clouds finally clear and in good shape. a few fair weather clouds at time but breezy and warm and less humid across the entire area for most of the day. pollen update, high range for trees. high.between moderate and we'd in the low range and mold spores in the high range. it is just miserable for people allergic to those allergens in the air being blown around by the wind. 76 degrees flip of the of sunshine today with augusta breezes still gusty, 25-30 miles per hour during the day. the nationals are back home, a homestretch tonight, arizona coming to town with the first 7:05.at seven: 05 -- a breezes and sunshine, breezes out of the west. the left over of the storm pattern moving out tonight and tomorrow morning, tomorrow, gorgeous, cooler, upper-60's and the weather opens the door for the next sto

. >>> but we begin in the storm center with chief meteorologist doug kammerer. >> doug, when exactly can we expect to start seeing the rain? >> it's going to be over the next couple of hours. but notice we're still in blue, not in red mode. we don't have any severe storms around our region. i'm tracking more so the cloud cover around our area. the clouds help to keep a cap on the atmosphere. but we are looking at sun back to the west and that's whether we have the storms, shenandoah valley, page county. a good storm around luray. notice there was lightning with these. as they have come across the blue ridge, they have all died. i am tracking a line of very strong storms, even severe thunderstorm watches in through pennsylvania, new york, that line extends all the way down into tennessee. but again, we need to see the warmer weather move in. look at the numbers. we're in the 80s just down to the south. it's 82 in luray right now. a cooler air mass over d.c. we need that to break to get some severe thunderstorms. i'll let you know when we have the best chance to see some storms in a mo

doug: we all are. nancy: how is saturday going to look. doug: warmer, 80 degrees or so. the next seven days are up in the air. different computer models, different solutions. when and where the rain will be. nancy: keep you business. doug: let's get start and tell you what we are guessing at. somewhere in the between the forecast comes out. 64 at chesapeake bay. the water are calm out there. plenty of clouds. we got sunshine after the morning rain moved out. the temperatures well below average. 71 in washington. 74 in hagerstown. to the west, places like stanton, luray and charlottesville. upper 70's. they have had quite a bit sunshine that helped. don't think we will see rain. we don't see any on radar close to the area. we'll call it cloudy with a little fog. temperatures drop below 70's to 60's. the doppler radar is picking up what appears to be a shower or two southwest of 81. a little shower but they are drifting southeast. the active rainfall is not in the foreseeable future. not in the immediate future. foreseeable tomorrow. some models bring it in and others keep

doug's going to have a look at the weekend forecast in ten minutes. >>> police have ended an amber alert for a girl who has been missing for nearly a month. keir johnson disappeared with her 8-month-old daughter. police say they found the car the pair was traveling in. it's standard procedure, they say to end an amber alert seven days after it's activated. >>> fairfax county police are looking for a man they say was upskirting women at walmart. police say this man was recording shoppers, aiming the camera up their dresses. not just women. one girl was only 10 years old. the child's mother confronted the man and he was able to leave the story before police arrived. >>> we're just getting started on news4 at 4:00, a reporter who said he was roughed up during a news conference. how he's doing now and the reaction from the government agency where this all happened. >>> and we're in for a busy weekend. >> that's right. some of the best things you can do over the next couple days and the traffic that you've gotta accounfor if you wantt to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit car

doug: weather. w h-e-t-h-e-r. jonathan: e-a. michelle: oh, my! doug! [laughter] jonathan: it's right above your head, doug. doug: you know i'm kidding. 64 in laurel. the heavy storm moved through the area. the hail moved by. and this is the back side as it is moving north east from baltimore. so catonsville looks to get hit in three minutes. western side of baltimore. pasadena, roseville and it's weakened a bit and it's no longer severe. there is another area of showers we are watching. they aren't severe. diminishing in intensity. farther south we have a one single cell that has lightning and heavy rain moving east 30 miles per hour. so that is headed at the bottom of the hour to la plata and hughesville. in charles county. maybe it's right in the end of st. mary's county. one of those. it's close. prince frederick and across the river across the bay. it's settling down across the area. the showers developed a few hours ago and briefly flared up to severe levels. now diminished. heavy rail in the part of the storms as well. later tonight another line

doug: chilly tonight.advisory in the western suburbs and west of the mountains freeze warning overnight. warmup coming. receive will talk at 11:00 about the frosty start and look ahead to mother's day. forecast as well. >> frosty? my gosh. may. wow! "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. have a good night. there are always new challenges and opportunities., at unitedhealth group, we're built to help with both. providing employers with data and insights to improve outcomes. ensuring seniors have stability and choice in their benefits. and working with governments to expand access, lower costs and improve quality. to all those with a passion to improve health care, our question is: health group. built for better health. >>> tonight, breaking news. for the first time, former acting a.g. sally yates revealing how she warned the white house about former national security adviser michael flynn, saying he'd been compromised, and that he could be

so doug is here to talk about the rain. doug: more rain. alison: rainy week. >> every 12 to 14 hours we have another batch to come through. that is the pattern until thursday. look at churchill high school in potomac. cloudy skies all day long. that is the story. 63 there. there is not much that will change but it will start dripping raindrops. it is 64 in largo and then the rain will come. cloudy and spits of the rain here the rain will get heavier. the nats are home tonight. opening a home stand against seattle. 7:05 is the first pitch. there is steadier rain through the metro area through the next few hours. but more is coming toward metro. so at some point we will all get wet tonight. see how long it takes. by early tomorrow we have rain and low pressure moves off the coast. the high pressure will build in. cloudy without the rain. but we fast forward through the evening. another patch moves through tomorrow and thursday. so we go through the day on thursday of town. thursday night. gusty breezes, warmer temperature. drier air is friday

doug, thank you. we have much more on abc 7 news at noon, but first, let's get a preview of what is coming up tonight at 11:00. nancy: good afternoon, everyone. 11:00, an abc 7 at exclusive mission, 7 on your side travels side-by-side with this elite disaster team for a close-up look at what it takes to be the best when things are at their worst. that is tonight on abc 7 at 11:00. an emergency in washington state after a tunnel ,ollapses -- inside nuclear material. here is matt gutman. >> respond to the tunnel for a possible collapse. "make trouble 200 miles -- matt: 200 miles from seattle, a portion of a tunnel collapsed where radioactive material is stored. >> they told us to take over to make sure we were all safe and accounted for. matt: in these areas, you can see right into the tunnel holding the radioactive material, now a gaping hole, triggering fears of a radioactive leak. facilityace near a where plutonium is extracted for -- was extracted for nuclear weapons back in the 1980's. the only wor

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don't be upset with doug. tonight's finale postponed. game will be made up on thursday june 8 at 7:05. doug was right. even upset turner. apparently this guy did not watch news 4 at 6:00. this is what happens when you don't watch doug you end up getting rained >>> magnificently we float into the mystics a little bit. you had a lot of buzz from this year's team. that was christy tolliver. alaina deladon. she is from wilmington, delaware. she is glad to be back closer to home for her family and hobbies. >> i love the water. i am hoping to get on the water as much as possible. i like to go crabbing. if i can find a pier i do like the line and chicken bone sort of crabbing. i would like to get that done, as well. >> she is a fan favorite. >>> the players championship. i think everyone would be in the >> no way! >> yes. that's the way to start the season for sergio garcia. they call that a hole in one so he is buying drinks for everybody. if you see a very tall player on a pier ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your

doug: later tonight between 7:00 and 10:00. scattered heavy thunderstorms and isolated severe thunderstorms. in the day, the storm prediction center has been watching all the elements of the atmosphere associated with the approach of cold front. they have issued tornado watch for pennsylvania and new york state. they may issue a thunderstorm watch farther west of the area but the most serious threat seems to shift westward and northward. good news for the immediate metro. not so much for the points north and west. with that said we have a chance of severe weather here later tonight. the large yellow area through western maryland, pennsylvania and new york is a tornado watch. this is the thunderstorm line. you can clearly see the heavy duty action well north and west. we are pretty much high and dry. i think in the next few hours we have scattered showers in the area. later this evening, thunderstorms. this stuff here will not affect us. it's the stuff here. if i hit it hard again, i'll have to buy a new one. sorry. as it moves

nancy: doug hill has the latest update. doug: we are watching this all day long. held longer longer than the storm prediction thought. we see showers and storms because we are locked locked ine cloudiness all day. on the western fringes there is sun coming across 81. we are getting thunderstorms tracking eastward. ahead of a cold front. track through the area this everything. there is a large line north and west. this is where the severe thunderstorm watch is. we will see showers and a rumble of thunder in the evening hours. 67 at joint base andrews. 69 at washington. culpeper at 79. 81 in luray. 83 in chartsville. they get the sun and the warmer temperatures. for us, not so much. [doug's losingoi you will see showers come to an end and maybe fog in the morning. i'll take a drink of water and i'm be fine. or maybe this is a cuffs for getting -- curse for getting the forecast wrong. michelle: i'm michelle marsh. tiger woods was asleep at the wheel when he was arrested. the police woke up the golf legend in jupiter florida. he had slowed, slurred speech but the brea

doug?ike through a late morning to midday tomorrow, that's when we're going to have the heaviest elements. this is what we have right now. of steady rain in the metro area. but farther to the west, that's where we're gonna get the rain andlements of maybe tonight and overnight, as low pressure will slowly make its coast.the when it gets to the coast tomorrow, midday, and starts pulling away, that's when our rain will end. you can see in your futurecast, going through late tonight, plenty of rain. yellow.r the areas of those indicate heavier downpours through the overnight and early morning. around noon tomorrow, we think is when we'll take a break, with the heaviest rain 1 a.m. to 7 a.m. tomorrow morning. after that, we'll see lingering maybe atill noon and touch of clearing later. >> thank you, doug. for theg now, a manhunt driver who killed five people in this horrifying crash. two and a half years ago. kenneth kelley was supposed to be sentenced today, but he never showed up. bureau chie

doug: we have one. prince george's county and anne arundel county headed north to baltimore in the next 30 to 40 minutes. hail, lightning, strong winds and heavy rain. let's get started. we start with the images here. this is a line. this is taking on a noticeable orientation from hagerstown from the maryland-pennsylvania line. southeast. across the by a to the lower shore. the segments have been turning severe in the afternoon. a new area west. warrenton and down the range of the blue ridge. the storms are popping there to keep an eye on for 45 minutes or an hour. severe thunderstorm warnings that we arech watching. one for prince -- we are watching. one for prince george's county. another one to the beaches they are running head long to the big storms around 50 as they head through the east end to cambridge on the way to the beaches. this is the heavy action now. crofton, 6:22 arrival time. 6:29 for annapolis. then they will be out of our area to baltimore southern area at 6:45. there are other fragme

doug: fareways get boarded.onathan: it is doug: next week we have a chance to get back to the 70's. 58 degrees in northwest right now. we have a little cloudiness but the day is bright and sunny. we have had the breeze. temperatures below normal. but the sun is so strong even with the gorgeous sky and the occasional crowd. it's comfortable to be outside. getting through tonight, the temperatures are not comfortable. we see temperatures drop through the 50's. i want to point out after sunset, the sun goes down at 8:01. after sunset if you are in an area where you have good visibility of the moon, when you look at the moon turn sideways, look at the moon. 2:00 position, up to 2:00 is the planet jupiter. it's a cool conjunction tonight to see. later tonight you may not want to be out without a coat. it will get cold. frost advisory overnight for frederick, fauquier, across the foodhill and the mountains. keep it in mind as we will drop to 31 oakland. 36 in cumberland. 40 at washington dulles. what in downtown washi

doug: you are not safe on the water, even though it's different than overland. no worries about that here, but do have or is about sunshine. we are locked into a pattern nonstop have showers and sunday come out a little bit. and then showers come back and processt this whole through thursday. take a look at the school, this image, 63 degrees and the morning, clouds and rain, clouds and rain, clouds and rain. the rain ended and we are left skies, that's the story for much of the main body is laid off east across the upper bay and eastern shore delaware. just to the west, a few breaks of sunshine. it makes sense that for a while, some areas will brighten up and see some sunshine. there's warm, moist air and very intensely de son that's sure to pop up late they showers. other than that, cloudy. we wait for the next area of disturbed weather to get in, bringing more rain starting tomorrow. has little sense of here, isolated showers getnot impossible as we through the day tomorrow, we morningth clouds in the and the weather should not impact the morning rush. as we g

hi, doug. doug: why are we doing this when we have fresh strawberries.lison: looking for a silver lining to the weather. doug: yesterday the computer models suggested we probably wouldn't have severe weather and of course we did. this afternoon, the computer model suggesting we will. we haven't gotten any yet. such is the life of forecasting the weather. nancy: hang on we have an update now. doug: i have waited my whole life to say this on tv. this just in. all right. showed you western fauquier and rappahannock county. severe thunderstorm warning. this is the area we are watching. the question is whether it will make it this f national harbor. we see clouds in the distance. plenty of potential energy here because of the skies and the atmosphere a few thousand feet up. we are watching the storms develop. now just on the northern edge, there are a couple of hot spots. the storms are moving east/southeast. the expiration time, 5:15. 60 miles per hour winds possible and hail. we'll see. we get through the next couple of areas this is the area that will cont

right, doug?> i even told my wife two weeks ago, put away the kids' sweaters, leggings, that kind of thing. but you may have to get them out. we're talking really cold air after this system moves out of here. but first, let's talk about the sunshine. currently at 74 degrees. winds out of the south at 23 miles an hour. so the wind has been helping to push temperatures up out of the south. temperatures around the rest of the region, 67 in martinsburg, a shower there, but notice 78 down towards culpeper, sunshine has developed. with this instability, creating more showers and thunderstorms. inch and a half in d.c., two inches towards charlottesville, inch and a half in fredericksburg. it was coming down early this morning, ending by 9/10:00 in most locations. still tracking some showers. between martinsburg and hagerstown. down to the south, this line north of fredericksburg and southern fauquier county, moving to the north, around warrenton and manassas, be there in the next hour or it extends down

doug: that will work. that can't go out on the patio because it's raining and lightning all over the place. but not in the metro area. we have to go south to the viewing area. let's start with a time lapse. spotsylvania it is 87 degrees. it has been sunny all day. watch the sky as it changes over the afternoon. you will see the dark clouds ahead of intense, the storm ranked severe for a little bit. it will move in. this vantage point you see the edge. darker on this side. the storm, the national weather service canceled the severe thunderstorm warning a little early. because it was losing severe weather sign. it's still a healthy complex. moving across fredericksburg to potomac and charles county. this area is still under the severe thunderstorm warning until 4:45. there are other elements popping up. this is ahead of a cold front. a cold front with a hot and a humid air mass. the ingredients are there for the next few hours to have more pop. watching. it has enormous lightning with it and is developing hi

doug hill here with a look at your forecast. doug: i normally don't rate weekends were forecast, but if i were to do that, with one being complete rainout, 10 being three cloudless days, this day would be about 5.5. somewhere in the middle, not to be 2%. a couple of showers north of the metro take the sky over the nation's capital. some breaks up blue and some cloudiness. it is mild. 71, a big number -- the woman that has been for a bit. he will see temperatures continue to climb into the 70's this afternoon. showers over parts of st. mary's county, a few more to the north, as we see. as we get into the afternoon, that will go away, it will have periods of clouds and sunshine. tomorrow, things start to unwind a little bit. a flow of air out of the northwest. drier air. improving conditions this afternoon, good for afternoon or evening activities around the area despite the brief. tomorrow, things start to change. some models give the chance of showers in the area in the morning toward him. clear it out, -- noon. clear it out, an

doug -- doug: the rain moved out a couple of hours ago. left is huge sperryville been. .eneca ridge, 2.36 inches additional chances later this afternoon of showers and storms. here is washington and there is the beltway, the rain on the eastern shore and out of here with a few more showers along interstate 81, most should stay west. later in the day, another opportunity with clearing skies to the west. possible we see 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 showers but the question is whether they will deal keep their integrity and strength by the time they reach our area. the jury is still out but a possibility. other than that, no big weather headlines over the next few days, other than cool weather. markers and get high wind reports. pretty extensive across the area. four cars at dahlgren, the navy station, were flipped over because of the high wind. a difficult situation. one inch to two inches of precipitation. we will keep our fingers crossed for a break this afternoon, the weekend and ten-day forecast coming up and a bit. q mccray is an storm trak 7. , ve

larry: now to doug hill for the latest right now. severe weather in the area. doug? doug: yeah.ere thunderstorm warning issued by the national weather service for a cluster we were showing you. this is moving east at 10 miles per hour. warning in effect until 6:30. let me give you the counties by name. northwestern stafford. southern fauquier. central rappahannock. north central culpeper. southwestern, prince william county which will take you south and west, southeast of annapolis. moving and a lot of lightning. 140, 150 strokes of lightning in the last 15 minutes. this is the main game here. this is the major storm. look at the top exceeding 40,000 feet. well defined hail corps forming up at 30,000 feet. there will be straight line winds and maybe 50 to 60 miles per hour as the main line of the storm hits. some hail. a lot of lightning and gusty winds. we'll stay on top of it and come back with a update on this and the one farther north in win chester from the storm weather center. larry: thank you, doug. we appreciate the update. d.c. struggled with lead in the water for year

doug: i agree with that.rter, you have marked down economic hopes. we watched the citigroup index closely. that is down all the way blue 0 -- that is at a high level from a low level of zero. the economy emerged following the presidential election. it sets the table for some upside surprises in earnings and for the economy, which i think we will see over the next months. jonathan: is that why when you look at the technicals we have seen an uptrend on the s&p 500? far, duringnk so what we saw during brexit and the u.s. election, there was a pullback in the weeks of march to middle of april to the first round and french elections, we have not seen the emphatic rake in the upside but i think we will have a target short-term. i think we have to remind ourselves looking at the chart that all of this is occurring in the confines of upward sloping channels that began in february 2016. i think that continues. david: what is behind it, frank? this bull market has run its course is what they say and now we have a new l

doug? >> severe thunderstorm warning just issued now by the national weather service for king george county, charles county and st. mary's county. severe thunderstorm to the south and east of tracking it as it makes its way north and east. a lot of lightning, very heavy rain. more storms moving through and more developing. we'll continue to keep you posted right here from the storm center over the next few hours. >> thank you, doug. >>> a local woman is out of her iphone and her cash as counterfeit crime unravels. >> we told you about this story earlier in the week. tonight she's getting a sweet surprise from a good samaritan who heard her story on news4. >>> and the local couple who had been trying to conceive for 20 years, are now the parents of very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault

doug, did it start raining after we came to work today? >> look behind you. it's raining. >> always gotta watch your back. >> i'm doing that for you. you know i got your back. >> yes, i do. >> the rain will continue through the evening hours, a rainy night for sure. if you're headed to the nats game, could be damp out there. may have to delay the game, hopefully not postpone again. seen a lot of rain the last couple weeks. close to four inches so far in the month. we have the rain, the low clouds, temperatures in the 60s. 66. we'll drop a little bit next couple of hours. each hour, some shower activity. it will be steady at times. notice the numbers, 59, winchester, luray. average high is 77 degrees, we're nowhere near that today as a result of of the clouds and n -- result of the clouds and now th the only exception to the south, fredericksburg, you see that here. notice the darker greens and yellows, that's the heavier rain through leonardtown, pax river, continuing to see heavy rain moving in here. we have more rain to the south. you can see the classic ra

doug: just came out.ere thunderstorm warning in effect for loudoun, fairfax and montgomery county. this is in effect until 6:00. this is all radar indicated here with the severe thunderstorm warnings. the storms are moving northeast at 25 miles per hour. there could be wind gusts of 'miles per hour with the heaviest cells. that i are lined up now from along the potomac river along the fairfax county, montgomery county line. heads back to the southwest, east of warrenton to cull pepper. we will watch that. clearly this is the most active with the lightning strikes that are centered in the system. we will move in close. you see areas moving east and northeast until 6:00. 5:24 in rockville. gaithersburg at a:42. montgomery village eight minutes later. this system developed in the shenandoah valley and it continues to move eastward. strengthened and weakened. this strengthened again. this is the warning in effect for 45 minutes as it approaches the area. this one, the strength and the properties, the real act

doug: yep. alison: thank you. see you in a minute. larry: plenty of couples want a majestic them -- vista in the wedding photos. alison: wait until you see where a couple took the whole wedding. larry: and what we learn about great eight today. alison: after fighting a battle over a lost caused finally ends. larry: a look at what is coming up tonight on abc7 -- larry: a statue that paid homage to jefferson davis removed in new orleans. it's part of their plan to remove statues of three confederate leaders from public land. we explain how it is causing controversy on both sides. >> early thursday morning construction workers dressed in tactical gear. faces covered. remove the 106-year-old statue of jefferson davis. as a crane lifted the statue of the confederate leader in the sky, supporters of davis and protesters of the monument faced off. >> beautiful, historic monument. a lot of people are against it not from here originally. and don't understand our culture. a lot of people from here don't know the history. if they knew the histor

doug hill has when the rain will move out of here. doug: for the meantime it has. it's cloudy and gray. at the moment there is sunshine coming in. that is brief. cloudiness is the rule going forward. occasional showers. 72 in leesburg. warrenton is 74. we have fog in the forecast with the clouds tonight but no rain. temperatures will settle through the 60's overnight. the computer model shows the next chance of rain tomorrow. late morning to midday. the rain could get heavier as we head through the midday and the afternoon and the everything. it looks opportunity through wednesday, wednesday night and thursday before it clears out. we check the holiday weekend in detail coming up in a couple of minutes. jonathan: look forward to it. thanks. the death spurred a riot and five police officers in freddie gray's arrest and death face charges from their own police department. the officers were exonerated in court but an independent investigation found procedures were violated. the two officers who made the arrest suspended. three officers could all be fired. the police a

thanks, doug. next at :00, a metro crackdown. what the agency is doing now for those who try to take a trip without paying. alison: also next, prosthetic paws. meet the man helping pets get a ne there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. near has a calling in life. alison: a man in virginia is helping animals in a unique way. nancy: great story. tom roussey introduces us to him and the prosthetic paws. tom: at a distance, kenna is a normal golden retriever that loves to run. take a closer look. >> she was born without a foot. that is what her leg looks like. tom: for almost e prosthetic leg. >> opens in front. >> kathy and bill manning got her a prosthetic at eight weeks old. >> that was the first one that he made for her. >> i was completely blown away. didn't

meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. doug: cloudy skies right now. a couple sprinkles east of the metro area. chances really start to jump up. let's talk about numbers. it is cool with cloudy skies and winds coming off the ocean. the warm spot locally, reagan national at 67. frederick at 64, the same reading in baltimore. for the afternoon, we will keeping our eyes on doppler, a couple sprinkles, very light showers, but a lot of this will fall apart before it gets to the metro area. heavier rain is well to our south east, and then we are looking well to our south and west, as the next big batch of rain crosses into georgia and farther south and west. we think it will be early evening before that rain develops, and some of that could be briefly heavy. upper 60's in most areas. we might get a glint of sunshine through the clouds. it's one of those days where you can see the clouds, but still sunny. -- you can still see the sun, but still cloudy. more rain through the night, it could be heavy at times, and so the story goes. lindsey: thank you. he took

doug: good point.lison: we know that people go to lengths to make engagement surprise. >> find out where a guy was able to hide the ring for a year. alison: and where the senate get briefing on the firing of james comey. larry: first a look at what coming up tonight on abc. tomorrow morning they talk about winning the miss america pageant. alison: julie wright has a preview of "good morning washington." >> thank you. tomorrow on "good morning washington," safetrack 15 shutting down five metro stations. stay with us to get to work on time. >> plus, is it worth it week? online carpooling virginia traditional mass transit. find out which one works best for you. keep it here tomorrow at 4:25 alison: the u.s. supreme court will not hear an appeal to the north north carolina voter i.d. law. they found it to discriminate against larry: in the last ten minutes the "washington post" reporting that president trump disclosed classifieded information to the russian foreign minister and ambassador at the white hous