on the metro after a train struck a tree branch that had fallen into the path of the train near dunn loring. there was minor damage to the train, and the conductor of the train slowed the train impact, probably saw it coming. nobody was injured, but after an hour delay, riders were taken off the train and put onto another. nancy: and amazing rescue at the height of the storm, a family paddling in the tidal basin when the heavy rain ,wind, and lightning hit. rescued them and took them safely to shore. stay aware of the weather by signing up for text alerts at wjla.com/text. jonathan: breaking news in mclean, the police investigating two bodies found inside of a home. tom roussey is live on the scene. tom: jonathan, still a very active investigation. let me show you the home. homicide detectives are inside, and also the two bodies of adult females found here, the bodies still inside. like on the scene earlier. according to fairfax county police, this happened on dean drive after they got a call a little after 2 p.m. it is not clear who called, but the caller said some he might be killed in th

a viewer september us pictures and you can see here it fell outside the train on dunn loring station. and metro resumed normal service. let's get to gwen and see the latest on the storms and wha we can expect this weekend, hi, gwen. >> hi, there, sarah, things are greatly improving as far as we're concerned. that wet weather now movingit we well out west and it's actually across the bay headed off shores of delmarva now. beaches got hit quite hard into the evening hours as well as this fired up with a lot of heavy rainfall and lightning and we saw what the winds did across our region. and so right now, things a lot calmer. we're seeing at least some of that rain timely clearing out. still sprivrmings or two areas along the 95 corridor. other than that not bad at a all. a lot of lightning in this that is continuing as it moves off shore. we'll see some great improvement once we get to the weekend. this is the frontal system that is culprit ahead of it all of this firdz up. and this frontal system is going to move its way across once we get to tomorrow. and i cannot rule out a li linger