. >> reporter: mike lives in the rv camp in forestville. the private owner told all the residents to move to higher ground. >> soaking wet and ready to go home. take a shower somewheres. get warm. >> reporter: it's going to get worse before it gets better? >> that's what they say. i don't know. i'm still not sure it's going to flood the way they say it's going to flood. >> reporter: but you're not sticking around. no, we have to leave no matter what. >> reporter: steady hard rains have pounded the area today. this mud slide in forestville blocked summer home park road for hours. earlier today it didn't appear the river was going to go out of its banks but this afternoon the national weather service updated its projection and now believes it will go above flood stage saturday morning. folks are being warned in monte rio they could be flooded as well as riverside areas in guerneville and forestville. >> i have seen it up to the top stair here because i have stairs down to the river. >> reporter: linda has had to do this before. this is her 3r

steady rains pounded the north bay all day yesterday causing this mud slide in forestville. it was one of several in the area. mud, rocks and other debris block summer home park road for hours. even though many homes here are now elevated on stilts, people who live in guerneville are bracing themselves and their homes for the flood. >> i packed up my office and moved it up three flight of stairs. >> so you moved but just higher up inside the home? >> yeah. it's elevated, two stories. so if floodwaters reach that, then this whole town is going to be in trouble. >> reporter: so to break down the timing of this in a little more detail, the russian river where we are this morning is expect to crest 34 feet around 9 a.m. tomorrow. and if we take a look at the napa river, that should crest just over 17 feet by 2 p.m. this afternoon. so we are certainly at the lowest line levels here in guerneville. just give it a little more time and we'll have a completely different story. in guerneville, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> several sonoma county schools are not taking any chances. school cl

this mudslide is on summer home park road and forestville. the road runs alongside the russian river. joe vazquez tells us if this rain keeps up, it could spill its banks for the first time in years. >> reporter: right now the russian river is well within its banks, but it is rising and sonoma county official warn that they expect it to peak around 9 a.m. saturday morning about 2 feet above flood stage. there will be flooding here in. guerneville i'm joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> in santa rosa the rain caused the roof of this k-mart to collapse this morning. fortunately nobody was hurt. the store remained open, but the electronics department and part of the garden center are closed until the areas can be inspected. >>> in napa county this intersection highway 121 and highway 12 shut down due to road flooding, not expected to open till midnight tonight at the earliest. >>> the east bay getting soaked tonight. cristen ayers is in berkeley for us. >> reporter: we're experiencing a bit of a lull here on campus at cal-berkeley, but about an hour ago or

this mud slide in forestville blocked summer home park road for hours. earlier it didn't appear the river would go out of its banks. but this afternoon the national weather service updated its projection and believes it will flood saturday morning. sonoma county officials are warning folks in monte rio in low-lying flood-prone areas they could get flooded same for some riverside neighborhoods in guerneville. >> i have to say i'm nervous. >> reporter: jill anderson lives along the river. what have you done today? >> packed up my office and moved it up three flights of stairs. >> reporter: you moved higher up inside the home? >> yeah. it's elevated two stories. so if the floodwaters reach that then this whole town is going to be in trouble. >> reporter: it will take a day and a half to see how much trouble is coming. though town's flood measuring sign is way above water but time is ticking away. floodwaters nothing new to the folks out here but you can detect nervousness in the area. no matter what officials describe it as, they are calling it minor floodi

steady rains pounded the north bay all day yesterday causing this mud slide in forestville. it was one of several in the area. mud, rocks and other debris blocked summer home park road for hours. people have plenty of time to stock up for flooding. >> people in the low-lying areas should prepare. they could get blocked into their homes without food, water and electricity. >> >> reporter: so to break down the timing of this in a little more detail, the russian river where we are this morning is expect to crest 34 feet around 9 a.m. tomorrow. and if we take a look at the napa river, that should crest just over 17 feet by 2 p.m. this afternoon. so we are certainly at the lowest line levels here in guerneville. just give it a little more time and we'll have a completely different story. in guerneville, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> several sonoma counties schools are playing it safe. school closures today include harmony elementary school, salmon creek charter school, guerneville school and monte rio union elementary school. >>> some roads in san francisco have gotten soaked in the p

were larger put slide blocked part of a road in forestville in sonoma and that create as dangerous hazardrgency worker were concerned about a tree that looked as if it was about to fall. people have been stacking sandbags and taking it to the next level with flood gates. you can see in business has a gate if front of their door. just in case. they want to make sure the water does not creep inside the business. >>> happening today, former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest on a southern california hilltop. a thousand people filed past the casket yesterday. the burial is attended by current first lady and former first ladies rosslyn cater, hillary clinton and laura bush with her two children speaking and tom brokaw. service is private. >> we have coverage of the funeral starting today at 11 o'clock a.m. right here. laura anthony is in the develop for the funeral with live reports. >> donald trump picked up the official endorsement of former rival ben carson ahead of the critical primaries happening on tuesday. this comes after what some say was a rather civil republicanment debate

members of the forestville pta plan to show up at a meeting tonight to fight dr. maxwell's decision. >>> the weather is definitely getting warmer. >> if you are going on vacation for spring break, tsa has a warning for you this morning. >> you might think you have a good cup of coffee. chances are you aren't in the fastest growing drinkers. who is getting their caffeine fix coming up. >> we are in for a great day. a weather wake-up call. i am giving today a 9. a couple of early clouds here. after the cool start ♪ there's something to be said for exploring the world around you. for seeking out the new; for trying the untried; for doing the undone. why should snacking be any different? discover all nine flavors of our creamy cheese and tap into your curiosity. the laughing cow. >>> we are in for spectacular april, may weather the next few days even though we are in early march. temperature-wise, way up from yesterday at this time. temperatures are warmer with readings in the 40s and 50s in the shenandoah valley. frederick 41. 48 in cambridge. there is still a little

. >> check out this mudslide from forestville. you can see the mud and trees came down along summer home park road and that blocked traffic there. >>> the rain was too much for this awning after a kmart that collapsed around 7:30 this morning. >> this is an older building, and with older buildings, you can have dry rot going on, weakening the structure, and when a store comes in, it shows the weakness. >> employees say the canopy section over the walkway was already starting to sag. they built a fence around it so no one would walk underneath it. >>> with so much heavy rain in the forecast, san francisco is taking a new approach to prevent flood damage. >> kristen sze is here with a new type of flood barrier put up in a neighborhood previously overrun by water. >> reporter: the city is so concerned about flash floods, it tweeted out this morning about seeking higher ground in the event of flooding. cornell bernard tweeted about it sunday, when they first tried these out. they put them away and today they're back. you can't miss th

this is going to be near rogers road and forestville road. we are checking to see if there may be any injuries. we have abeen making some calls so we'll let you know when we get more details about that particular accident. checking in out here near the airport. i-40 and aviation parkway, heavy traffic in both direction but no accidents in that area. as we take a look here along the south side of raleigh at lake wheeler road, still seeing a lot of heavy traffic. right now, things are looking clear around the clayton bypass and we will also take a look at some of your drive times around downtown durham coming up in back to you. >> thank you. >>> el chapo is not enjoying his time in prison and he wants the world to know it. >> coming up, what his lawyers >> plus the former head of the world anti-doping agency is responding to k prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. watch when and where you want with advanced features like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and prism on the go. a

inbound suitland parkway at forestville road, a crash reported. and 95 at fairfax county parkway, normal volume. >>> 5:25. today there will be a neighborhood meet to go educate you about the zika virus. the meeting is tonight at 6:30 on georgia avenue. officials say while there is no zika threat in d.c. right now, that could change. many people already know the risk factors included with traveling to areas with the zika virus, but the advisory neighborhood commission also says you need to be aware the mosquitos here at home could also be >> mosquitos do carry other diseases, encephalitis, for example, to be aware of where mosquitos breed and how to discoverage that breeding about temperature. >> in our app, we have a list of the countries with warnings and what you need to do. florida a proposal to rename a prince william county school to for a black community leader has promoted dangerous reactions. the school board member who proposed the idea found a confederate flag scrolled with a racial slur stuck in the family's mail box. school board chair

creeks continue to flood, closing roads like walder road here in forestville. in fact, the water continues to rise today on this road, as the rain keeps falling. it's made driving frustrating, but others are making flooding and rain into a sporting event. rain pounded sonoma county all night and all day long. so much rain, the water had nowhere to go. it left this vineyard near heelsburg under water. the entry gate barely visible. east side road was flooded out. but many drivers took their chances and plowed their way through. are you going to try driving through this? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: kylie phillips wasn't so sure her car would make it. >> right now i'm trying to get to my sister's house. i'll probably stay up there so i don't have to drive through this. >> reporter: there's a flooded road ahead, what is your plan? >> from the looks, i might have to turn around. >> reporter: we were there as debris from a landslide continued to wall onto summer home park road in forestville. the road is still closed, as crews worked to clean it up. >> haven't seen it

abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow shows us how people were preparing in forestville. >> they stopped out in guerneville to see how high russian river was getting. >> the yellow gate, when it gets up there, it's starting to make people nervous. >> when the river rises, their home floods. >> we live next to are a creek that can't empty in the river too well without overflowing. >> the river is setting the bar for the weekend. >> according to the rainy day jewelers, the river gets too high, they stay closed. >> 32 feet. >> we don't believe it, we heard 27 feet. >> residents say they are relieved for now. >> we heard it's not going to be as much of a flood zone as predicted. >> but restaurants and hotels are giving customers the option to opt out without penalty. >> we want to be flexible. this is not the ideal weather. >> in forestville wet weather created muddy grounds and flooded streets and some roads impassable. although the ducks like it. >> he is thinking about moving. >> thinking about it now. thome he does say there are a lot of fun things to do on the river, if he can just make

abc7 news reporter melanie radioed row shows us how people are getting ready to forestville. >> they stopped out in guerneville to see how high russian river was getting. >> the yellow gate, when it gets up there, it's starting to make people nervous. >> when the river raises, their hominoids. >> we live next to are a creek that can't empty in the river too well without overflowing. >> the river's refer is setting the bar for the weekend. >> according to the rainy day jewelers, the river gets too high, they stay closed. >> 32 feet. >> we don't believe it, we heard 37 feet. >> residents say they are relieved for now. >> we hear it's not going to be as much of a need zone as predicted. >> but restaurants and hotels are giving customers the option to opt out without penalty. >> we want to be flexible. this is not the ideal weather. >> in forestville wet weather created muddy grounds and needed streets and some roads impassable. although the ducks like it. >> he is thinking about moving. >> thinking about it now. >> but he said there are a lot of fun things to do on the river if he can j

and outbound suit land at forestville road, that problem. at road work coming up. >>> just four days after starting the job she always wanted, prince william county police officer ashley guindon will be laid to rest take. her funeral will be at the hilltop memorial chapel in woodbridge. you viewing begins at 10:00 a.m., the funeral service is at noon. both open to the public. guindon died on saturday after responding to a domestic disturbance. the other officers survived. a woman inside the home also died. despite her short time on the force, the police department will say good-bye to officer guindon with full honors. last night officers way as guindon's body passed by the police station she was assigned to one last time. the procession through the county ended with her flag draped casket arriving at the chapel to today's service. the community also lined the procession route to pay its respects. having a rookie police officer die on her first day on the job has really affected the entire community. >> i can't imagine this being her first da

in forestville, wet weather created soggy grounds and streets making the road impassable. while the ducks don't mind he is considering moving. >> he does say there are a lot of fun things to do on the river if he can just make it until summer. in the north bay abc7 news. >> the south bay was spared any major trouble, although theyid have to contend with wet roads. the new potholes popped up giving people another hazard to avoid. in san jose the employees are working over time with a dozen more cars than usual. >> there were mostly collisions and completely destroyed impact bars. the back end smashed in. frame damage. >> when i see it pouring down with lots of rain i say it will be busy and there will be more accidents. >> we found a few locations in the south bay where trees or branches had come down, but none that caused any damage. >>> taking a live look now at the scene at sfo, some pass injuries face can sell -- some passengers faced cancellations because of the rain. the wind and rain delayed hundred of other flights. the average delay was two hours on the short haul

. >> sandbags are also available to pick up today at the forestville fire departments a flash flood watch is in effect in the north bay as well as san francisco and the peninsula. >> a new >>> a new idea is being tested to protect businesses and areas area prone to flooding. the city will restall removable flood barriers. that's the area where over flowing sewers and storm drains have caused flooding in the past. right now are only testing them to see how fast they can be put out. one concern is they may block driveways which could leave some stranded. >>> the demolition of a second apartment building on a cliff side is being delayed. the building was supposed to be torn down today but because of today's storm its been pushed back to tomorrow or a later day when the weather won't interfere. the demolition will take about four to five-days. >>> republicans will hit the stage in the state of florida tonight and party leaders hope this debate is more in their words, g rated than the last one. this comes after a feisty debate on the heels of sanders win in michigan. >> reporter: sanders came

steady rains pounded the north bay all day yesterday causing this mud slide in forestville. it was one of several in the area. mud, rocks and other debris block summer home park road for hours. even though many homes here are now elevated on stilts, people who live in guerneville are bracing themselves and their homes for the flood. supplies will be crit cat when the river crest. >> people in the low-lying areas should prepare. they could get blocked into their homes. and if they don't have enough food, water, electricity -- >> reporter: so to break down the time of this in a little more detail: the russian river where we are this morning is expect to crest 34 feet around 9 a.m. tomorrow. and if we take a look at the napa river, that should crest just over 17 feet by 2 p.m. this afternoon. so we are certainly at the lowest line levels here in guerneville. at its lowest level it was 6 feet. yesterday it was going between 15 and 17 feet. so mother nature is doing her thing. that's for sure. in guerneville, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a lot more to come. thank you for that. >>> se

earlier we were in the forestville area. basically what we were seeing was some snow sticking basically to the grassy areas and the trees. really nothing on the roadways at all. it's have any problems.we'reot seeing any problem. hopefully our last snow a a ppu nightclub. 27-year-old devanta robinson was arrested. investigates said powell and bird were seen arguing in the club before the stabbing. >>> police have arrested manuel gonzalez in connection with a shooting and san january. the abuse hminiland academy in woodbridge. >>> kim jong un ordered his military on stand by for nuclear strikes last night. he was responding to new severe sanctions from the u.n. over recent military >>> happening today, a congressional delegation>>>ere h welcome to friday and welme outside. by fridayh cold and problems. for tomorrow there is a rain sh. mary's and calvert dropped in n shenandoah valley. snow coming to an end this morning. most of the roads are just slushy, so travel troubles minimal this morning. temperatures at the freezing mar

it is a cold monday morning. 5 in charles town, west virginia, 33 will culpeper, 37 in forestville andpitol heights. hour by hour planner for today, temperatures upper 20s to low and mid-30s out the door this morning. we'll rise into the upper 50s and low 60s today. and as i said, that's the tip of the row verbial iceberg? i have to come up with something also. tip of the somethin

in forestville, wet weather created soggy grounds and streets making the road impassable. while the ducks don't mind he is considering moving. >> he does say there are a lot of fun things to do on the river if he can just make it until summer. in the north bay abc7 news. >> the south bay was spared any major trouble, although they did have to contend with wet roads. the new potholes popped up giving people another hazard to avoid. in san jose the employees are working over time with a dozen more cars than usual. >> there were mostly collisions and completely destroyed impact bars. the back end smashed in. frame damage. >> when i see it pouring down with lots of rain i say it will be busy and there will be more accidents. >> we found a few locations in the south bay where trees or branches had come down, but none that caused any damage. >>> taking a live look now at the scene at sfo, some pass injuries face can sell -- some passengers faced cancellations because of the rain. the wind and rain delayed hundred of other flights. the average delay was two hours on the short hau

reporter: we were there as debris from a landslide continued to fall down on summer home park road in forestville. the road is still closed, as crews worked to clean it up. >> haven't seen it in 19 years this bad. >> reporter: he was watching the russian river continue to rise, but flooding is no longer a danger. local creeks caused flooding on walder road and cut off access to vineyards. >> it's not that bad yet, but it's getting there. >> this is a nice stretch to zip on by. but obviously not today. >> reporter: meantime, back on the water, these guys plan to wake board all weekend. and they may get that chance. we're back live here. the road is still closed, and with more rain and runoff on the way, it may be closed for quite some time. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> at the sonoma/napa county junction, the water levels are only expected to get worse. eric thomas is live now at that junction with more problems in napa county. eric? >> reporter: and 121 and 12 still shut down. it has receded a bit, but since it's raining on and off and wind has picked up, it's anybody's guess when this is goi

and outbound at forestville road, also an accident there. 395 south after seminary, two left lanes getting by that work zone. >>> huge day ahead in decision 2016. voters in 11 states will weigh in on both the democratic and the republican races for the presidential nomination. polls open here in virginia at 6:00 this morning. make sure to bring a photo i.d. now, virginia has a diverse collection of voters, experts say it is america in miniature, meaning a win in virginia could suggest a win later on. now the latest polls have hillary clinton leading in virginia right now. she could win by 95 delegates. and 14 superdelegates today. democrat candidates need nearly 2400 delegates on qualify for a nomination. to the gop now where donald trump has a hold now on the lead, 49 delegates for the republicans that are available. gop candidate needs to meet more than 1200 delegates -- 1237 top exact to qualify for the party's nomination. now, some campaigns could end today depending on how votes in virginia and other states go. florida senator marco rubio is looking for a win in any state to try to de

. >>> new tonight, it's official, the head of prince george's county schools say forestville high willlose at the end of the year. parents and students have been working to save the school, but dr. maxwell sent parents a letter and said after weighing all points of view, he decided it's in the best interest of the school hill. forest hill students will transfer to suitland high. members of the pta plan to show up at the county council meeting tomorrow night to fight maxwell's decision. >>> in montgomery county, residents are a big step closer to getting a new hospital. they broke ground on a hospital for the white oak area. it will have 170 beds, and it's scheduled to open in early 2019. legit says it will create 7900 jobs and put $800 million into the state economy for the construction alone. >> to fairfax county, the search is on for vandals who are fearless or stupid or both. they tagged a marked county cruiser saturday night while it was park. the fairfax county ce hear from anyone who can help them catch the vandals who did it. >>> a look at who should stay and who should go when

the suspect, darren boswell from forestville. police say he admitted to killing an elementary school teacher and their two-year old daughter chloe. they were shot in for the washington. detectives say he went to confront davis about child support. the court hearing will be at 8:45 this morning. >>> law enforcement officers came to virginia to honor ashley guindon. the funeral was yesterday. she was gunned down on her first day at work. it happened when she answered a call of domestic violence. roger hamilton is charged with the shooting and the murder of his wife crystal hamilton. >> to see this happening on her first day is horrifically tragic. >> just about every law enforcement organization from our area was represented at the mcauliffe attended the service. >>> there are tributes for crystal hamilton, the mom killed saturday night. a vigil was held for her last night. police say her husband ronald killed her after years of domestic abuse. police say hamilton's 11-year- old son was in the home when the shootings took place. he

. >> fletcher blaeng stone are from the forestville firestation.tcher said he was only doing what somebody did for him when he was rescued last july. suspect in the november paris attacks told investigators that he was plotting more violence from brussels. new video that was released today shows police raid when the suspect was captured last week. officials say saleh abdelslam is the man seen running out of the apartment in the white hat and the black pants. he was shot in the leg by the police. abdelslam has a court hearing on wednesday. his lawyer says he'll fight extradition to france. >>> there's still time to get an up close look at one of the vehicles used by pope francis during his visit to washington last year. the fiat 500 l will be on display at washington cathedral of saint matthew the apostle in dupont until 7:30 tonight. two fiats were donated to standard a couple of months ago and you can see one of them at the cathedral of saint matthew >>> you're not supposed to have a slugfest with the easter bunny. we'll tell you where and why. >>

forestville. santa rosa. heels burg. windsor. clear lake. and no rain. south hardly anything. there's a little bit trying to work in. napa, sonoma, inverness that's the northern edge and that's heavy rain coming in. the russian river. probably around jennes as well. when you get it lit up like that shall this is almost scary. i would agree with that. i have seen this before. up in the russian river. there's a little bit trying to work southward toward us. you can see along toward the coast. the heaviest focus toward the north. the heaviest -- scary at times. i believe that. flash flood watch out to the north. this will take its time getting here. we will talk more about that in ten minutesf. you aren't in the north bay you probably won't get much rain. if you are you may get a lot. 6:31. anything on your screen there? >> yes. yes >>> don't mean to scare you. >> you can't. i just was -- i was checking on some things. we are looking good this morning steve. the traffic has been surprisingly light so far. we hope that it stays that way and we a

the killings took place during a marijuana deal in forestville in 2014. three people were shot execution style. 50-year-old mark capayo was found gil. the sentence is life in prison without the possibility of parole. the codefendants made a plea deal for lighter sentences. >>> a british tourist has died at san francisco's general more than a month after he was mug on the street and stabbed in the head. san francisco police released surveillance video. the man was walking with his niece near post and franklin. police say they were approached by a man and a woman that tried to steal the man's bag but the victim hung onto it. you can see the suspect and the hoodie chased after him and around the car in the street and attacked him when he falls. the victim is 48-year-old paul tamm and died unfortunately last night. there were cars in the area and the police officers' association hopes that someone can help them catch the suspect. they are offering a $5000 reward. >>> a group of young men and women had to face a judge in oakland but not to be sentenced as ktvu

keeping an eye around forestville, we will updates at 9:00. also in lake kennedy, but you are my course up there, let me know what is going on, cash creek and all of that, everyone up that way, cob 2, i know there have been two to three. this was all of this morning. but they missed out on it yesterday. some of the heaviest was yesterday amy checked in, napa two and a third. sleeping hollow, and chris similar checking in with about the same amounts. look where this is going, south bay, the mountains, this is slam city. much colder but the wind has picked up. thunderstorms popping up, so i think the san francisco south is the main area today but everyone is in on the rain. and down to the watsonville. so the areas, the mountains that is a good line now. now heading over to hayward looks likeoakland. back into the countys, napa countys, on top of what you had yesterday not as intense but a steady rain. the lull is swinging in and coming right over us. so that is why it is windy and colder. the main focus is around the mountains which is why i th

in forestville i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> some people who ride metro are putting themselves in dangere are dodging traffic to catch their trains. we have new details on a project that's supposed to make your commute better. >>> remember this? the pope riding around in that fiat during his visit to washington? now you can get an up close look at that memorable ride. >> hillary clinton targets trump. >> we need steady hands. not a president who says he's neutral on monday, pro israel on tuesday and who knows what we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. . >>> if you've been wanting a meal with a view this week may be a great opportunity. folks it's restaur

it was in forestville. the debris blocked the road. american workers were worried about a large tree that looked like it could fall. the water here is moving quickly. i checked the water level at 4' which is normal. it stayed steady since last night. that could change quickly as the storm rolls in. >> we have crews throughout the bay area look for trouble spots including our reporter. amy and her photographer have been driving in the north bay which received itches of rain in 4 hours. >> we are heading northbound 101 hitting the rain. when we pulled interest petaluma. the rain started. our rainy friday is here and expected to be wet all day long. i have more video of that creek to look at focusing on that pus of the 2005 flood and we know the residents and businesses focus on it and it was, the critical level, is 11.5 foot. it is at 4' and going down. compared to yesterday afternoon. everyone is keeping a close eye on that and expecting it to rise as forecast is showing. it will rain all day. traffic is okay on northbound 101. it is ea

. >> we were there debris from land slide continued to fall on to summer home park road forestville.oad still closed. as crew work to client all up. >> haven't seen tonight 93 years. ron was watching the russian river continue to rise but flooding is no longer a danger. local creek cause flooding on wall road and access to vineyard. >> not that bad yet but getting there. >> this stretch zip by but not today. >> mean time back on the water the guys say they plan to wake board all weekend. may get that chance. this is the wall road still flooded out and may be some time more rain more run off on the way. in sonoma county cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> today storm is causing a lot of anxiety in pacifica. demolition begins tomorrow morning on apartment building because the cliff underneath it has been crumbling away. lull in the rain created a short window for crew to gint tear down from our web site and able to check out the stochbt daniel that may have been caused by the last round of rain. we also spotted some debris from the property that tumbled down to the beach?0óçó below. demoli

it is a cold monday morning. 5 in charles town, west virginia, 33 will culpeper, 37 in forestville and capitol heights. hour by hour planner for today, temperatures upper 20s to low and mid-30s out the door this morning. we'll rise into the upper 50s and low 60s today. and as i said, that's the tip of the row verbial iceberg? i have to come up with something also. tip of the somethin here's traffic. >>> looks pretty good for you so far. if you're traveling on the beltway, south of river road, things are moving along quite well going around the curve there, you can see the inner and outer loop moving toward the american legion bridge no problems so far this morning. we still have some construction on southbound 95 this maryland, the ramp to the outer loop, that work zone causing some very minor delays. not even worth thinking about having a detour for you this morning. and then if you're traveling there virginia or to maryland across the woodrow wilson bridge, everything moving quite well, the taillights are headed this to maryland toward national harbor and of course headlights headed

russian river, forestville, santa rosa to mendocino county and eventually it's going to make it south. so take the rain gear with you. you will need it probably later. not so much this morning, unless you are north. temperatures upper 50s, slow 60s with rain develop. not a lot of rain. similar to yesterday's system. heaviest amounts in marin county north, .5 to 1 inch. san francisco, oakland, concord south, thunderstorm activity for northern california. that will continue into the northern sacramento county lake county later on. it has some good cold air with it. you see the darker green around clearlake. it likes rain to pick up santa rosa to saint helene a, calistoga north. otherwise, clouds on the move. they are going to increase. 40s and 50s on the temps. system will sweep in right there. once that does, that will give rain for everybody. more afternoon/evening. cloudy. mostly cloudy. cool. breezy at times. heaviest rain in the north bay. 50s and 60s that sal, bart, santa cruz mountains. where do you want to start? >> bart, steve, because we have new developments on the power prob

metro bus delays just in j the district because ofause and then as you make your in thn outer loop forestvilleh ton of congestion on suitland inbound, fief too inbound past 202.2. we'll keep up updated anyat a questions at erin fox5 dc. we'll be back in just a few. a w >> coming up in news socialews l media playing a big role in the wake of the terror attacks.e tet >> we'll share some of thell she images you may or may not havee been seen being shared allbeingd around the world. that's coming up much it's 8:27 now. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. th