temperatures are very mild. 66 in the district. 64, frederick, 65 in quantico. relatively dry, just wet pavement out there. lunchtime cloudy by the afternoon. 80 degrees we're looking at a chance for showers. that's when we can see potentially south of the district. that may change slightly. then we go into tomorrow and friday. temperatures start to warm up. plenty of sunshine. rain, more rain as we go into the weekend. closer look at your extended forecast coming up. let's check the roads this morning. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, sheena. taking a look at outer loop at connecticut avenue now on the left shoulder. you don't have to worry about that one much more. it's basically moved out of the way here. that's good news for a lot of folks. northbound glebe, lanes are blocked. we're sending a crew that way. right now, no major traffic, in fact, if it sticks around it's not going to be pretty. left lane getting by. 95 slow in both directions through woodbridge, eun. >>> kathy griffin under fire. and why the comedian is of >>> underground explosion. a s

it's three miles for frederick.o miles for winchester, below a mile for martin city, they have showers coming up. just about everybody else is ten or greater, pretty much close to that. temperatures out there this morning look like this. we're in the 60's pretty much everywhere and give you rest of the forecast coming up in a bit. stay with us. guys. >>> thank you, happening today, motorcycles will be taking to the streets of washington and that can only mean one thing, the 30th annual memorial day ride for freedom >> thousands will make their way to honor the u.s. military and prisoners of war and kristen leon is live from the pentagon as event gets underway and we're ge how is it looking there? . >> reporter: good morning, annie, well, the sun is shining, engines are revving and hey, people are smiling, we can't beat that. check out the bikes behind me, all these motorcycles, that is. gorgeous, gorgeous rides. hundreds of thousands of riders from all across the country are here today. and they're not only riding f

frederick, get ready. it's going to head your way at about 10 -- in about 10 or 15 minutes.s logo once you get around clarksburg. going into southern maryland and also down i-95 south. if you can stop, i probably would stop for a bit. keep your photos coming. please tell us where you are. i believe maryland. if you know this is from bunker hill. the storms went through their earlier about 3:50 in the afternoon. showers and storms tonight, some heavy, some severe. they should shut off around 8:00 or 9:00. a few late lingering showers possible. bus stop temps tomorrow, 52 to 72. nice. nice tomorrow. friday, that the lobar. still a pretty nice day tomorrow. a little more sunshine. the weekend is warm of storms but not a washout. now it appears the wettest day is going to be saturday. temperatures 80 tomorrow, 80 saturday, 85 sunday, memorial day 84. at least we are going back into the 80s. this will feel like summer as we go into the unofficial beginning of summer. tomorrow morning, low 60s to start, low 70s with sunshine by 1:00. showers and storms saturday. yellow weather ale

. >>> frederick county working to prevent duis. >> it made its debut in frederick today. fox 5 gary mcgrady to the campus of frederick community college to check it out. >> reporter: the idea is to get in the drunk buffed cart. you put on the googles and these just about blackout drunk they simulate being pretty much total the wasted. i'm going to do i'm just going to pick a set of cones and go full on. as you can see, it is a lot tougher than i thought it was going to be: it's all blurry. >> it was difficult. i was seeing doubles and that was not good. >> reporter: are you going to make it seliin a? >> every cone between here and there yes >> it's the first time i ever done mary jane going gels before >> this is the goggle for being stoned. what do you think about that? they're just not stoned going gels, there's being partially drunk and there's goggles for lsd. >> you should probably put two hands. >> reporter: the kids struggled. it was all in fun and i think they had fun doing this but i think they learned a good lesson, you can't be out on the road. if you can't do

they came here to frederick memorial hospital. they brought the package them. that triggered a huge has math response. a lot of frustration. listen to this grand mother trying to get in to see a grandchild be born. >> my first grandson is being born. i hope i don't miss it. brad: the substance in the box was a common household chemical. it's granular so something anyone would recognize. the people at the home did not order it. it went says there. so now there is a police investigation underway to see if there was criminal intent. was it just a mixup? an accident in they don't know. but the important thing is no one was seriously injured. just minor issues for the initial two patients and the hospital is now back in business. in frederick, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: an 8-year-old cold case is now a closed case. we are live in leesburg where investigators announced a concession today. that is a big part of the case, jeff. jeff: huge part of the case, jonathan. huge relief for the family of 44-year-old jamie lane who was killed in 2009. in leesburg. this tree

this is heavy rain essentially, just past clarksburg on your way to frederick. a little bit of lightning. this is a little heavier storm. maybe some hail in this to the west and this is pushing off to the north and east. moving about 30 miles per hour northeast. headed for charlestown on our storm tracker as we get into 5:20 this evening. a much better chance of storms tomorrow and we look ahead to the weekend. i think it's kind of a 50/50. we will explain. >>> now the latest on the investigation into the firing of the fbi director and alleged russian meddling into the 2016 presidential election. president trump wrapped up a joint news conference with the president of columbia. trump was asked about the appointment of his special counsel to look into the events leading to the firing of director call me and the campaigns reported ties to moscow. >> i respect the move, but the entire thing has been a witch hunt. th certainly, myself and my campaign. i can only speak for myself and the russians. i think it divides the country. i think we have a very divided country

presidents limited knowledge and figures like frederick douglass and dr.ing, how does that impact the significance of elevating these stories, and what role does my generation play and continuing to share those? >> i'm dr. campbell -- i'm a volunteer with the smithsonian and national museum of civil war medicine. i got involved in a tv show it's a technical advisor come marcy street. and another tv show, they have casted actress to play harriet tubman for the next season. have any of you been consulted and if so, what you think their take will be on harriet tubman? they tend to over dramatize the underground railroad. actually i just signed up for the march 11 -- there's a bus trip from washington up through the visitors center, an all-day posture. think we still places. would a new one of them? >> heritage tourism is an important part of what we are now doing in history, particularly in public history. think your question -- we have to understand how -- we have to make sense and engage. one of the things again, traveling with two grandchildren, they love

i give you rosetta douglas, the daughter of water of frederick douglass. when you see pictures of that little baby, she looks like 1000 watt smile. she could light up the room with her smile. she died. the douglasses suffered for a long. time. everywhere rosetta went, she was never allowed to relax. she had responsibilities from the day of her birth. after the war, she turned much of her energy, aside from the black woman club movement into preparing and disseminating this. my mother, as i recall her, anna mary douglass. a woman who met douglass on the road when he was fleeing slavery. the woman that gave her essence of existence to furthering the work of frederick douglass. rosetta's mother was never able to read and write. the only thing she learned was her husband's first and name. -- and last name. she sent him laundry. she loved him with an amazing kind of love and this is in the part what rosetta douglas sprague wanted to convey about anna mary douglass, my mother as i recall her. we should all know where this is. it is right across the street and we

that's the latest live in frederick, maryland.to you. >>> chopper4 is live over fairfax county this afternoon as a huge tree falls on two cars in mclean on lincoln way. a woman was in one of the cars, but she was able to walk away. everything is fine for her. not her car. >>> americans spend more than 10 billion -- that's a billion, $10 billion a year on knee replacement surgery. but do you really need it? since the year 2000, that procedure has doubled among women, increased almost 80% among men, and now includes far more younger patients as well. a new study is suggesting however that this expensive option is overused and may have minimal effect on of life. >> i see patients who are very young who come in and just say, let's just replace the knee. they think of it as a way to just alleviate all their pain. it's our job to explain to them that we can do other types of things to eliminate pain and effectively increase their function. until they may need a knee replacement. >> tonight, more on those alternatives to knee replacement

frederick county, washington county, out of west virginia.s is tracking off to the east, get ago few sprinkles in charles county right there into southern william and northern stafford. that will be breaking up here shortly. we have more chances for some rain. later this afternoon, i have the new hour

this is as the hazmat teams scoured fredericks hospital. after two people walked in and said they were burned when they opened a package. as maryland bureau chief brad bell reports the hospital is back open after hours of tension. brad: in the last 45 minutes or so, things have it goen back to nowhere hall here at the hospital. the ambulances are coming and going. >> they opened a box at home. something got on the skin. they felt a burn and came to the hospital and brought the box with them. out of abundance of caution first responders had to declare the hospital what they call adminny disaster zone. the police are starting a different investigation. people who received a box at their home with the household chemical inside didn't order the box. police want to find out what that is all about. a we'll share it with you when we have it. brad bell, abc7 news. alison: thank you. reminder. get alerted to news when it becks by signing up for the breaking news text alerts. do it now at wjla.com. larry: flooding closed interstate 44 in three differ

probably in frederick.gh this morning and we've got a chance for rain showers here this afternoon. we got a little bit of sun but will quickly cloud up. showers pass off towards our north but then on the base of the storm system that's still off towards the north and swinging through, we got another chance for passing showers, does not look as widespread as yesterday, passing showers are in the forecast through this evening before high pressure moves in. we got clear skies and a nice and s forecast. it will be bright and beautiful. temperatures later on the cool side for sure, look at this not even getting out of the 50's, spots towards the west on a west wind that could gust over 20, 64 in dc, ten degrees below normal. it's cold tonight, 44 in washington, 30's towards the west. heading back to work and school tomorrow morning, 30's, that's chilly. you can see frost on the lawns, both tonight and possibly again into tuesday morning, 43 for that low temperature. 66 with sun and clouds on tuesday, looks nice

don't forget about the maryland craft beer festival saturday in frederick.temperatures on the cool side. only in the upper 50's. a mix of sun and clouds. 25 buries represented up there. have fun. don't forget mother's day. get the car now and make sure you order flowers. we are looking at the temperatures make it in the middle 60's. if you have outdoor plan for mom, go for it. barbecue is looking good. you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. q: hello. welcome to "7 on your side." fighting back wall of justice. i'm q mccray. special meal saj from the metropolitan police department. they say these guys here robbed a sub shop and they believe it could be an inside job. here is why. the surveillance video is clear as day but the crime happened overnight. the suspect didn't have to force

boy, it's loaded with lightning as well but then moving up toward frederick very heavy rain right where 70 and 270 come together. heavy rain across montgomery county as well, rockville, toward the clarksville area and you can see if you can see where my cursor is right here there was a report of a little bit of hail there toward the olney area and our hail tracker definitely shows that. most of the warnings at the moment are on the eastern shore of maryland, same deal with those storms with gusts to 60 and small hail, but at the immediate moment, i'm concerned about the amount of lightning i'm also seeing especially in our eastern suburbs, prince george's county, number of strikes in the last 30 minutes, about 509, a lot of lightning also up through frederick county and loudou county and we'll watch to see what happens with this next big batch up toward front royal. but this is what i'm talking about with the possibility of coming through the olney area. i posted that on twitter. it didn't look to be too big but even so, sign that our storm continues to spin. i think we've got about ano

frederick 79. you had a storm earlier.t will cool you off and one more hot day tomorrow and another round of thunderstorms potentially a little bit more widespread, some of which could be severe.& talk about the timing for those coming up in just a few minutes. shawn. >> ♪ >> we are following breaking news right now out of prince george's county. crews are on the scene of a deadly crash in the 5400 block of temple hills road. a car and a school bus collided. now, we are told that no one on the school bus was hurt. a person in the car was killed. there is no word yet exactly what caused this accident. we have a reporter headed to the scene. we will keep you updated with any new information. >> now to a tragedy in the district. so far no charges have been filed against a driver who struck and killed a six-year-old boy in southeast. xavier lucky was attempting to cross livingston road when he was hit last night. fox5 has learned it was the little boy's birthday. police say the drive initially left the scene but returned after

it feels like 95 in leesburg and frederick.olated thunderstorms are possible through 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. this is the first patch. you can see this cell and another toward winchester. mainly along the i-81 corridor. these are moving east. they have been moving through purcellville at 5:40 and leesburg at 5:57. the forecast calls for the warm and the humid weather. afr end. 68 to 79 overnight. the wake-up in the lower 7 o's. in the day tomorrow, increasing chance of the showers and the thunderstorms in the afternoon as the next cold front comes in. close to 90 in many area. mostly upper 80's. we have a storm possibility through the night. cold front will move through. it will turn the west southwest north and northeast. that will bring in the cooler air for the weekend. there may be showers to start saturday. but after that a cloudy weekend. may be peeks of sunshine. temperatures are 20 degrees cooler than they have been for the past couple of days. the next ten side-by-side. 89 tomorrow. cooler saturday and sunday. the weather

steve: our guest, frederick isasi of families usa. virginia, jim joins us. caller: we got two calls this morning from my hometown of toledo, ohio. midwest, istrial have lived all around this country. i used to run a mile and a half when i was in the military in one minute 10 seconds. i do hard labor. askingare calling in and the government to take care of that. this gentleman started an insurance company, but i live in are the five are richest counties in the nation, every year, around washington, d.c. story.here is a telling the government in charge of your health care -- everyone deserves health care but they deserve a house and fresh fruit, so what is the government going to do? all of my comrades that want this stuff are asking to be enslaved by the government. steve: thanks for the call. we will get a response. mr. isasi: it is an important question you are asking and we have to answer it. perspective of families is that health care, good access to good health and health care is foundational to being able to live to your full potential. an example is, o

frederick, montgomery county, temperatures warming up to 57 by midday. and chance for showers in d.c. metro and south as we move throughout the day. showing you in the full forecast at 11:18. >>> people in a quiet neighborhood in green belt rattled tonight after a murder. >> victim just 19 years old. police say someone stabbed him to death. >> news4 amy cho. >> reporter: we're here in greenbelt where police found the body. 19 years old, police trying to figure out what happened to him and how he ended up in this neighborhood. now calling the death a homicide. spoke to several neighbors, one told us police been called to this neighborhood for some dispute, confirmed by the police as well. and several neighbors told us normally peaceful here but news of the homicide has them worried. >> this is a very safe neighborhood. lived here just a year and so far, it's pretty quiet. >> don't know exactly what happened. it's very scary. will be glad to find the person that did that thing. >> reporter: if you have any information that could help police solve the case,

there are frost advisory for loudoun and frederick and points west.hilly start to the day on tuesday. upper 30's to lower 40's. sunglasses you are going to need them all day long. along with a warmer coat. at least in the early morning hours. highs will make it in the middle 60's. added clouds later in the day. ten-day outlook from stormwatch7 shows near 70 on wednesday. middle 60's on thursday. the d.c. united playing saturday. high then only around 60 degrees. mother's day if you have outdoor plans right now looking okay. although a chance for a few passing showers. nothing to reschedule anything for. not yet. middle to the upper 7 o's to 8 by the middle of next week. get an update on the traffic. head to julie wright. julie: the big story this afternoon and in this evening's commute has to be the battle of the beltway. our washington nationals are taking a trip up i-95 to the baltimore orioles with the first pitch at 7:o 5. that means you can anticipate delays on 295. 95 and 395 headed to camden yards. be prepared. 29 could save you time. if you wa

that is not so dissimilar to what frederick douglass had discussed in the 1850's. the index of the radicalism of the change that was brought over the work. the point is when he is thinking he is going to lose he also sees that most slaves are still in slave. about 500,000, upwards of 500,000 men and women run away during the war. the vast majority remained behind confederate lines. the vast majority did not reach union or come within union lines. that theees emancipation proclamation is not going to be enough. likelyter it becomes that his political fortune will and it will become clear that he is reelected. he is still worried about the fate of slavery, as we move into early 1865, it is now becoming clear to most observers that the war is going to be over pretty soon. slavery still lives in large parts of the united states, this is one of the reasons you get this is for a 13th amendment. pushou are also having a for state abolition at the same time. lincoln and republicans are pushing to and slavery and about anyway that they can at the end of the work. why? slave

rosetta -- frederick douglass. -- rosetta's mother never learned to read or write.he only thing she learned was her husband's first and last nine. -- name. she sent to laundry. with an amazing kind of love and this is in the part what rosetta douglas sprague wanted to convey about annamarie douglas, my mother as i recall her. we should all know where this is. it is right across the street and we must understand that when we, wendy's men fought, when t,ese -- when these men fough they fought for their posterity and freedom and for the love of their women and children. here we have a portion of a letter written by sin meal of the -- samuel of the 55th massachusetts. they are going out west. in his english, his soldier english, the rope of human progress, he conveys an very strong language that his unit is in north carolina and they know they face a great fight but as i said a moment ago, he is fighting not simply for the present but for the future, free of leather and whips. who serveded woman during the war. there were women who attached themselves to different regim

look at frederick, 41. marti martinsburg, 46. quantico, 46. if you are exercising today, you might want the right jacket this morning. sunglasses through the morning with temperatures through 61 degrees by noon. 63 this afternoon. nice and dry across the area. expect plenty of sunshine. dry conditions, not good for the pollen. wondering about that, we're going to stay medium to high. wednesday and thursday, rain chances start to move back into the forecast. we'll see the pollen getting lower. mostly sunny, cool day. mid to low 60s. could see a nice day. into tomorrow, 66 for the high. morning temperatures still chilly. look at the 60s, they continue this week. rain moves in by the end of the chilly temperatures around 60 degrees. let's check the roads this morning with melissa mollet. >> good morning, sheena. still have the right lane blocked by the work zone. sounds like that problem with somebody hitting the work zone. that has been cleared out of the way. river road at seven locks, that work zone, if you are getting by we have a single lane

the heavier rain is in the eastern part of frederick county., we hang on to light showers, but that is about it. cloutiermorning, 7:30, skies, it's cap -- except further southwest. we look for the best chance of rain between 11 a.m. until about 2 p.m. you will notice this moves across quickly. most of us will not see anything. this will not be a bigger rain event like today. these are just a few showers worked in their way east across the area, and then we get sunshine. the timing unfortunately is right around lunchtime. before that and after that, the dry weather prevails. clouds build back in. tuesday looking more like today as far as cloud cover and a better chance of scattered showers, maybe even a thunderstorm tuesday. for severe weather, but bringing the umbrella back into play. overnight, 59 to 65. most of us tomorrow morning very close to where we are now. the temperatures do not change very much. the most likely timeframe for a shower is between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. these are really spotty showers. tonload the stormwatch 7 app track them

getting a few sprinkles into frederick and washington to pass to our north.assing shower, a greater chance of afternoon storms with highs in the mid-70s. partly sunny sunday, the upper 70s, and maybe strong to upper storms on monday. and for memorial day, maybe a passing shower and partly sunny in the afternoon. highs in the mid-80s and a warm start to the workweek with more >>> and we'll update you into the breaking news coming into us right now at 9:00 with a full hour of news and weather. for now, back to the "today" show. >>> and we are back on this saturday mo >>> and we are back at 8:30 on this saturday morning, may 27, 2017. it is fleet week. that's why we have so many people here, it's a holiday weekend. they are coming out here. >> and celebrating early. >> still to come in the half hour, we are talking about summer and the hottest flicks coming out, the best movies, the way to beat the heat indoors. >>> and then we'll take on the world's cpr challenge. we'll learn how to save a life on this saturday morning. >>> and our memorial day cookout. the per

the one exception has been around frederick, maryland. hagerstown, martinsburg, but even there, the last couple of frames, we are looking at the rain moving into your area too. but it's raining steadily along 66, 95, 50, just about anywhere from d.c. over to warrenton, winchester as well. heads up out there, give your loved ones extra time to get home tonight. we're looking at the edge of the rain into portions of kentucky. it goes back towards memphis. this storm is going to make a little different trajectory. weal talk about that and what it means for your saturday and what it also means for mother's day. i've got your forecast. see you i >> thank you, doug. >>> now would be the perfect time to make sure you have the nbc washington app. you can get hour by hour forecasts for your weekend ahead. >>> tonight only on 4, new insight into how ms-13 gang members are operating in our suburbs, including how they lured and killed a teen last year. all this comes out a recently unsealed federal indictment. david culver joins us from leesburg with

fredericksburg at -- 75 at reagan national. 72 in quantico and frederick. gusty breezes and plenty of sunshine. wind gusts, 23 miles per hour. mile-per-hour gusts at reagan national and 33 mile-per-hour gusts -- 31 mile-per-hour gusts in frederick. breezy and dry. tons of sunshine. 75 is the high temperature. 60's. through the overnight, a bit cooler than recent days. this is the storm center from yesterday that caused the problem on the gulf couple of days earlier over ontario province which is moving out. this is what is left of a cold front that is moving out -- a nice run of temperatures. board tomorrow and maybe as low as 50 degrees tomorrow morning in germantown and 51 in manassas. downtown. in sunshine and cooler tomorrow with upper-60's. clouds increase thursday. showers, thunderstorms, friday, 72 and cool stuff comes in. we will check out the next 10 days in seven minutes. >> call 911! lindsey: dramatic rescue caught on camera in texas, how complete strangers turned into heroes. and -- >> something that happened last week. lindsey: taking a break f

that one shower in the panhandle passing north of winchester, maybe near hagerstown and frederick overhe next hour or so. still may be leaping over some of the puddles from yesterday's rain. occasional sprinkles midmorning to early afternoon. temperatures holding steady in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees, a blustery wind. rain chances hour by hour through the day and the next ten days in just a few minutes. >>> the "today" show coming up next for you on nbc 4. >> 15 minutes away from the start of that, schenley jones craig melvin joining us live from new york. >>> coming up on a saturday morning on "today" we have breaking news about a massive hacking attack targeting the front runner of the french presidential campaign that's rattling that nation this morning. the breach a reminder of our own election comes just hours ahead of theirs. we will take you there live. >>> also this morning we will take a look at the investigation into our own presidential campaign with new revelations into some concerns that the trump transition team had about former national security adviser michael flyn

we are tracking these storms view, including southern frederick county.erous storms along brunswick, 314, damascus, zoom in towards the damascus area, you can see where the storms are here. here's damascus right here. most of the heaviest rain is moving out just off to your east. but there's more back towards the west. and notice more red back towards urbana. farther west, we're looking at these, just south of winchester, around middletown in towards clark county. if you live in clark county, heads up, more rain likely, this is the second storm of the day that you have seen. these are all remaining north and west of d.c. 87 degrees right now, d.c. winchester, because of the rain, now down to 73 degrees. so pretty heavy rain there. 90 in leesburg, but look at the heat index. in the city, at the airport, up to 91 degrees. 94 in leesburg, feels like 95 in fredericksburg today. went back to my hometown. i went to fair view elementary, not herndon elementary. but herndon high school, i went there too, that's where most of these guys will be going. had a great

frederick road after old hundred, just talked with pete about this one.ounds like an over turned vehicle there in the frederick headed into montgomery county area. 270 south, slow. top of the beltway, same situation. 66 into town and 95 northbound. blame it on the rain. listen to wtop when you hop in your cars. chuck, i'm goi >> i love that sonk. >> -- song. >> do you want to sing? >> no, i can't carry a tune. sat it's prit testimony. most rain chances memorial day in the afternoon. for us here today, rain this morning and a marginal risk of strong to severe thunderstorms later on this afternoon after we see a peek or two of sunshine. 59 in washington with the rain falling. the beak end of the rain lifting towards fredericksburg. heavy rain around low down, fairfax county. that's the back end of the rain. we'll get this first end of rain around here. that leads to that thunderstorm chance coming in after 3 or 4:00 this afternoon. let's go to lauren rickets to looking like. >> chucyeah, you're absolutely right. we've got barbecues and people traveling to t