the wagons will move west and then move to the hagerstown in the potomac river. one wagon train will begin moving out shortly after the battle. certainly by july 4, the wagons are on the move. the wagon train of just the wounded, the bleeding and those wagons, and you can imagine the agony of the wounded soldiers being bucked along rough roads through the mountain passes west of gettysburg. now, the other part of his army will be sent south to a retreat back to hagerstown through the fastest route possible, and that'll be through the monterey pass, which is just south of gettysburg near fairfield, pennsylvania, about 8 miles from here. the two wagon trains will move out after the defeat at gettysburg. one goes west and one south. both way and trains will move. it's impossible to move his army, the wagons and the wounded and all the supplies he captured in pennsylvania on one dirt road. so, he advises the army -- to move south as quickly as possible. the question is when robert e. lee left gettysburg and he is on the move by july 3 and 4, by the time he leaves get

that's possibly towards hagerstown and cumberland. closer to midnight. a lot of the energy is washed out. we are so dry here. adrianna, beautiful weekend with temperatures right around the lower 70's. adrianna: happening tonight, "20/20" is digging into the 2011 kidnapping and murder of a lifeadams was sentenced to in prison for his role in that crime. tonight we will hear from her family for the first time since the conviction. here to break it all down is abc's elizabeth vargas. thank you for being with us this new. want to know who we connect specter hear from during the " special tonight. said,eth: well, as you her family's speaking out for the first time since the trial. the verdict was reached on sunday, early this week and they decided to sentence the defendant to life in prison instead of sending him to death row. this was a case that was incredibly well covered. it made headlines across this country and even in europe. it was the biggest and most expensive manhunt in a tennessee history. a young student who was kidnapped at 7:45 in the morning f

by lunchtime, 8 fooif5 downtown -- 85 downtown. 84 in fredrick and 85 in hagerstown. we start in the 70s in the beltway. 80 by 11:00 and 85 by 1:00. thursday will not be as hot , but still warm. 82. much cooler on friday, 75. next seven days, not even 70 on saturday. look at the low saturday night. 52. that's a downtown temp. that means 40s in the su burbs. furnaces will kick on. and about average. >>> you've been hanging out with the man, kurt cousins. >> yeah, talking about the baby on the way. it's if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. now more busine

we have a couple of showers, as far as we're concerned to the north of us, up into hagerstown. i think by and large, we have a much better chance of showers in the overnight. 70s to start. maybe dipping into the 60s before the game is over. but for the most part, that's just about by 4:00, we'll stop the future cast. this is 4:00 a.m. see temperatures in the 60s, but showers rolling through, albeit light. most of the showers gone by 8:00 across the bay, and up toward baltimore, so right now, we're not going to issue a yellow weather alert. 69 downtown by 8:00. 67 in buoy. we will come back and talk about our next batch of showers, when that rolls in courtesy of irma, and take a look at what jose is doing. >>> some breaking news right now. this in the freddie gray case. the u.s. department of of justice will not bring charges against the six police officers involved in gray's death and arrest. gray was a young black man whose death brought on protests and violence in baltimore back in 2014. three officers were acquitted at trial. charges were dropped against the others. five off

even downtown 68. 62 in hagerstown. so real nice start to wednesday, but it's going to heat up quickly. by 9:00 a.m., we're back in the low 70s, with clear skies. by 1:00, we're already 84. by about it this time tomorrow night, we're still in the low 80s. even hagerstown, and cumberland will make it into the mid-80s on wednesday. 60s to start. beautiful. up to 79 and almost 85 with sunshine at 1:00. we get into thursday, do it all over again. mid-80s, sunshine. friday, mid-80s, sunshine. going to be a little toasty for high school football, but dry. pretty toasty on saturday, as we host the raiders. even sunday night's going to be warm. the daytime high in the 80s. 80s again on monday, then boom. still upper 80s next tuesday. we do not have a drop, or a storm on the seven day. >>> thanks top. a protest over the fatal shooting of a georgia tech student turned violent last night after he ignored repeated demands to drop his knife. scott schultz was killed by a campus cop. >> it was definitely preventible, if the police ha

front royal, hagerstown partly cloudy skies.d across to southern maryland, looking at more sunshine and the temperatures that are comfortable. talk about the hurricane maria. this is where it is south and east of the d.c. area. hugging the outer bank of the outer banks of north korea. the first rain band is now beginning to move on in. the storm, the eye over here. it's not as have seen in the last few days which is tight and constricted. show you the latest 5:00 update. winds are at 802 miles per hour. gusts at 100. it is going to continue a track out of the north at 7:00. it will make a hard turn toward the east. that will happen in the day on wednesday. this is what it looks like. the latest updated map. you notice this is a tropical storm moving to the day on wednesday. that is when it will start to take a turn off toward the east. fingers crossed this will happen. then it will scoot out to sea. hardly any impact on the d.c. metro area with the exception of a few lingering showers and added cloud cover. outer banks of north

mountains dealing with fog, winchester and hagerstown, 61 in winchester, 67 in hagerstown, a little fog will burn off. that's our friend maria, as i mentioned, we just can't get maria out of here, still hanging out, and finally maria will get pushed up and out to sea here over the next 24 hours. we look clear and i think most of our day should generally be sunny with a northerly wind that will keep things at least as far as humidity is concerned in check. area of low pressure we'll roll this through the area tomorrow and there's your big change in your air mass and it will start to feel like fall with daytime highs in the low 70's and overnight lows in the 50's. your seven-day, 89 today. 80 tomorrow, look at your weekend forecast. there's in rain on that seven-day. we basically have to go back to september the 6, last time we had any significant rain in the washington area, so dry couple week we can use the rain and it's not on the seven-day. 89 today. look very professional today. >> thank you. truth be told i had this on without the blazer and i was like that's a little too friday nig

a few showers around hagerstown.down to the south, still coming off the atlantic right into the roanoke area and back towards cincinnati, st. louis, you can see it wrapping around the center of irma and what's left of irma just now to the south of memphis. but as i said, we've got a lot of inflow of they're seeing the rain, not just the rain. we have some beautiful temperatures, but down there, a little bit-badal different. look at this, 78. roanoke, 63. see the difference there? what a difference that makes with that on shore flow coming up, hitting the mountains as i said earlier, wringing out the moisture. if you're traveling down i-81, that's the only place we have rain. here's miami, florida took a big wallop from irma. jose is an impending feature off the coast. it continues to move off towards the east and will actually loop around and go back out to sea. . however we will continue to keep our eyes on it. irma will come back our way and we will get a chance of showers overnight into thursday. irma moves across

right now, hagerstown, under two miles in frederick, well one ear mile in hagerstown, generally, though, those areas as you head toward i-81 is where am seeing that fog this morning. that fog should be burping off in another two hours or so. upper 60's. close to 60. the tell ture out the door this morning. 84 degrees. 86 by 4:00 p.m. 86 degrees. here so late during the month of september, so yes, it is going to feel like summer. not only today, but look at the red bars behind me. this is the heat that is going to continue through the workweek and the weekend even the early part of next week. our temperatures really not dropping back to seasonal levels until friday next friday. well, the latest you can see the modeling on maria, takes it right over puerto rico and keeps the system off the coast. from maria would ha it could mean for the weather next week. angela? >> veronica, we picked up two accidents. one of them going to impact the ride this morning. i want to go to sky track 7 on the capital beltway. you can seen crease end volume. the good news is on this stretch of the beltway. we'

it could be 44 in hagerstown. 49 in frederick and leesburg. 51 in manassas. mid-50's downtown. it afternoon for tomorrow as well. we will keep the pattern going for the next few days. this weekend get out and celebrate something fall. we check out the fall festival for pumpkin picking or hot cider tasting. 75 on saturday and 71 on sunday. it will carry us to the first half o alison: sometimes a true test of the leader isn't when things go as plan but when they face adversity. erin hawksworth introduces us to a team player, a young man who isn't letting tough times get in his way. e. bladensburg's quarterback has been called the toughest player on the team. >> for myself, i don't care what anybody says that bladensburg is not a good school. they have the weakest football program. it's not about that. it's having fun. win or lose. do what you got to do. erin: as a senior he embraced his leadership role. >> it feels great. throughout the practice i tell them c'mon, hurry up. let's go. time to work. >> he says he always looked up to the uncle burgess who played in the nfl. >> every

so between the clouds and easterly winds, the temps will be held down. 10:00, 71 in hagerstown and 65 in winchester. 6:00, 72 downtown and fredericksburg and 71 in will a plate a pretty comfortable, and 10:00 tomorrow night, a couple of showers getting close to culpeper. so for toni what you get, not as cloudy but comfortable and winds easterly at 10. as we get into tomorrow, a lot of clouds to start. i'll keep a late shower in and 50s and 60s, and by the afternoon, mostly cloudy and mild and a few showers possible and a high of 75. i think more clouds than anything. on the day planner, mostly cloudy and near 70 at 11:00 and 73 and mostly cloudy skies at 1:00. we get into wednesday, a better chance of a shower or storm, 82. and thursday, a shower or thunderstorm and 82, and hovering in the low 80s for tomorrow. low 80s on friday and saturday, and just an isolated storm on saturday and a better chance of a few showers on sunday but not a wash out, low 80s, and low 80s on monday, and yes, these we'll keep a close eye on that. >>> top, you're talking about jose and we're laser focused in

there leesburg to hagerstown and berkley springs and cumberland. lights drizzle this morning. here locally d.c. and southern half near fairfax dealing with light shower activity and same teal through i 9 aand western maryland even though everything is not hitting the ground so very, very light storm surge out there. grab umbrella you may need as you head out the door and byit afternoon drying things out a bit, 68 in wash tonight. many locations waking up to 60s and even 70s. look at annapolis 7 68 leonardtown and 6 4 hagerstown and 66 mannasas and culpeper this morning. it's a mild kind of humid morning than we started with the past several days here as we're getting into more typical weather this thyme of year. cloudy and showers during the early morning hours and sun should break through as we head to later afternoon hours. again, high of 8. all right. let's check weather. erin is back with traffic this morning. >> on time traffic brought to you by toyt oat a. >> well, 5:07 we're waking up to some metro delays right now. the orange line right now single tracking between vien

muggy. 1:00, 7 downtown and in hagerstown and in romney and a couple of sprinkles here and there. and by this time tomorrow night, thunderstorm activity, not a lot. notice the yellow and orange? that's more heavy. we could see a couple of isolated showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. temps, 70 to start and maybe a sprinkle early, and clouds on the way out and 77 at 1:00, and friday, we do it all over again. low 80s and not a wash out with an isolated storm on saturday, 83, and a pretty good day. the same on sunday, isolated storm, mid-80s, and then isolated storm on monday monday in the mountains, and then 85 on tuesday. jose should behave, so a great day on wednesday, highs in the >>> the teammates get together before the first practice of the week and one thing he told the people, have a competitive practice and go 1-0 today but we know they are 0-1, the skins. and linebacker mason foster, what may surprise you, my man plays quarterback. he was hitting targets back in the day. diane roberts caught up with him as we go inside the huddle. >> reporter: i was doing research about you

readings at 85 in manassas, 86 hagerstown, 80 pax river, low 70s in the mountains have some nice changesoming. as we head into thursday. right now in town, 84 with a dewpoint of 72. that is way too high for this time of year. it feels like 90 at the moment. forecast highs, 90 in town, upper 80s in philly, the cooler air in madison, chicago, detroit moves east, 64 buffalo, we will top out about 80 with 70s n. and west in the cooler air will be here for several days. a big picture, we have maria, get out of here. they will retire maria and harvey and irma and we will get some new names. the cold front is actually through detroit, it will be here early tomorrow morning. with that we will see a nice change in our weather. we will get rid of the heat and go back to some cooler weather. a few clouds and east of town, we will pop possibly a 20%. tomorrow the cooler air moves in, you will feel a difference been -- it will not feel as sticky and it will be 10 degrees cooler. tomorrow night, it will feel great in by friday morning, 50s area wide if not some 40s and some of the northwestern suburbs

could be looking at moderate rains in montgomery county, gaithersburg, germantown, hagerstown, and towards winchester. we get all of this out of here, but not before we see some thunderstorms. tomorrow night west of dcu abouthing moving out midday, skies begin to clear, nicer weather on the way. highs in the 60's, back into the 80's sunday and labor day. not a beach day tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms. upper 60's, near 80 sunday and monday. the next 10 days, heading into tuesday, back to work and school, 86 degrees. cooling into the 70's by the jonathan: happening tomorrow, the national book festival at the washington convention center. you came than 100 authors and presenters, perfect for readers of all ages. find more details about it on wjla.com. this one made us laugh. a library in massachusetts fed up today because people are cheese tokens to pay their late fees. the library in massachusetts reminding people game tokens are not legal tender. they also cannot accept them as payment for fines. the library also taking time to remind people they do not take canadian money either. jona

now, showers up around hagerstown, north of baltimore, that's about it.ice this guy down around the leonard town area, southern portions of saint mary's county, that's it. the bigger picture here does show the rain trying to move in towards our region as a result of irma. and you just track this, it goes up and in towards cincinnati, over towards st. louis and right on down towards irma which is now a very broad area of low pressure spinning around the memphis area. this piece will make its way into our area tomorrow into thursday. we have a chance for shower activity there. take a look at this. rain down to the south, especially roanoke. whwe seen 70s. roanoke 63 degrees. if you're traveling down i-81 this evening you're going to get on the wet side. what we've been talking into is jose. everyone is wondering where the storm team4 is going to go. i know who knows, her. >> as we look at the satellite imagery of jose, it doesn't kind of look like that classic irma look that we were seeing. and that's because the storm isn't as strong and it's not as organi

hagerstown 53. frederick 55. out in manassas and culpeper 55 to 56-degrees. tomorrow looks. q. we're up in the middle 80s i'll show you you the forecast for tomorrow than a it has not changed. 85-degrees, just about perfect. sunny, warm. listen, there's still major hurricane irm a out there in the atlantic we'll talk about that coming up in about zero minutes. >> i have a feeling those bechs are going to be pack. >> absolutely. i hope irma stay s out to see. >> aftermath of lawf i. details on the efforts underway as communities continue to try to rebuild. a disefs take iting fire raging in california, look at what's now being called the biggest fire in the history of los angeles. we'll be right back. how did we test our improved dixie ultra plates? with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. the latest on the dise instruction caused by harvey. thousands of people in texas still can't go home after the storm ruined their properties. this afternoon authorities

hagerstown, maryland, independent line. caller: hello, thank you to c-span. these disasters, things -- people w, floods that are there, that is the talkem, overpopulation and about that, people just gloss every 50 years the population of this world is n. my lifetime, it's twice.d up and we're talking about seven population seven billion, can you imagine what nother seven billion is in the next 50 years? talking about living in areas that are flooding and the being there.ople requirements are shelter, tough regime. not are the thoughts, global warming and north korea, i still think that -- i don't how there is any problem-solving that can be done about the population. jer nemaryland, he mentioned north korea and washington times highlights what new sanctions placed by the u.n. security council yesterday, they highlight those saying the resolution bans north korea from gas, ting all natural condensates. and crude oil at the level of the last 12 months. bans textile exports by north korea and prohibits all countrys authorizing new work permits for north korea wo

some showers north of hagerstown.rd fayetteville, and even toward gettysburg, but they're all light. notice, they're all shades of green. that said, we actually have a pretty good chance of showers and storms overnight when you're sleeping. that's going to be our best chance for a while. bus stop temps in the 60s. maybe a leftover shower. most of them will be east of us. 80s for the rest of the week. then the weekend okay. not necessarily shower free, but i would not cancel any of your outdoor plans. temps, they're going to stay up for a while. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, in the low 80s pretty much across the board. our average high is 81 now. so by 10:00 tonight, i lost software upgrades, don't you? at 10:00, it would have showed some showers. these showers back here. by 6:00 a.m., most of the showers are h us. the path across the bay, temps in the 60s. 67 in buoy. by lunch -- lunchtime, some breaks in the clouds to the west. some clouds linger to the north and east. so again, not a wash out. u

it will feel more tropical, hagerstown at 70. a very warm night. chantilly, all no rain in the immediate area, but here's the rain moving in. you can see the spin in the atmosphere, that is the remnants of irma. we have a chance for a couple of showers and storms. just to the east of pittsburgh, we may see those. let's go hour by hour. how is it going to affect you when you wake up and step out the door, no problems, take the umbrella, i do think you'll need it at times during the afternoon. but tomorrow morning, a isolated shower is going to be about it. you notice the cloud cover. you'll see a lot of clouds. by noon, dry, then the showers developing. it's afternoon they start to develop. 3:00 best chance toward the blue ridge, around i 95, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, we could see wet roads out tlchlt i'm not expecting anything too strong or severe, not bng chance of down pours during the day and you'll notice humidity up. in the evening hours, it forms a line and moves out of our region. school forecast, take the umbrella, you won't need it until the time

this is going to give you a clue of whre look at the numbers. 66 in hagerstown, martinsburg. 64 in winchester. 70's in the washington area. but still 85 in the annapolis. we have been in the 80's most of the day. the front comes through and the includes a change of the wind direction to the north. temperatures will fall. we are still dealing with the areas of the storms and the potential storms. the areas in pink are still under severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00. the actual storms right now, none of them are severe. garden variety heavy thunderstorms in the area near gaithersburg and stretches westward across the potomac river to loudoun county. they are continuing to move east. still a fair amount of lightning and heavy rain and farther south we have areas we are watching as well. we will go to eldersburg and the areas of carroll county, maryland. east-up to, laurel. and prince george's county. showers and the storms. fingers crossed nothing more severe and it will make its way east and that is that. tomorrow is unsettled day here but cool and now the latest on irma. top sustained winds w

hagerstown is 76. wanted to just show you how much of the country still so mild. also see the circulation from hurricane maria i'll have the latest on that in a moment. check out the cool air that is on the move moving across the western u.s. 76 in chicago. 59 in minneapolis, get out to den very, 40's the highest elevations of the rockies, 59 in boy see. this will be coming into town thursday into friday. we'll stay warm through the mid week and as the frontal boundary gets closer it does a couple of things. brings in the cooler temperatures and the feel of fall that will finally arrive but it also helps to kick hurricane maria out into the atlantic and away. here's what's going to be happening. maria still category 1 hurricane with winds of 80 at 11:00 with the latest update. close enough that they will likely see tropical storm conditions in the cape hatteras area tomorrow as well as all the outer banks, far enough away that we get the clouds and tropical feel but we don't see much in the way of showers, it will be a warmest human day, temperatures topping out c

here's a look at temperatures elsewhere, 69 in martinsberg, 76 in hagerstown, baltimore 71, overnight lows will be into the mid 60's to the upper 60's, 70 for dc but skies will be clear, and the tropics still keeping a close eye, forecasts are dealing with maria, we do have hurricane lee not doing anything expected to head out to sea, so no worries there but stays, and it will be warm in the seven-day forecast. details coming up in just a bit. back to you. >>> checking other top story, search for a killer is underway in prince george's county. police say two men found shot inside an apartment building early this morning. this was along the 9300 block of cherry hill road in college park. the victims were taken to the hospital, where one man was pronounced dead. no word yet on the condition of that second man. anyone with information is asked to call prince george's county police. >>> police in alexandria are still investigating yesterday's deadly crash that killed a three-year-old boy. it happened on ecu investigators say an suv struck and killed that little boy. the driver stayed on s

tonight, 10:00, still 76 downtown and burbs, comfortable. 59 in manassas and 71 in leesburg p 64 in hagerstown at 6:00 a.m. and 67 in bowie and at andrews and a comfortable 66 in la plata. at 6:00, the future cast is going hog-wild with the clouds, and i don't see that many cloud coming in tomorrow. by tomorrow night, temperatures still 69 in gaithersburg. 76 downtown. a little muggier tomorrow night. so on the day planner, temps around 70 to start and 74 at 9:00 and 81 at 11:00 and 85 at 1:00. you do it all over again on friday, 85 and sunny and saturday, mostly sunny the next 7 days, sunday, toasty for the game, it's a nighttime game, temps in the low 80s, and showers monday and tuesday, probably towards maria, and back to 86 and sunshine next weekend. >>> as washington gears up for the next test against the raiders, we stepped away from the x & and os to talk fashion and cars. >> reporter: thank you, guys. we are here with dj swearinger of the redskins and i like this coordinated outfit. you try and coordinate every time? >> yes. i try and look good any time i'm on the field. and if i look

just a few high clouds tonight, hagerstown still 77 at 9:00. 78 downtown. then by morning, we'll say partly cloudy to partly sunny. 73 downtown. 67 now in gaithersburg and 75 by midmorning. 85 downtown, 83 in fredrick's bg rick berg. 87 in cumberland at 1:00. 6:00 still in the 80s, 86 in fredrick and 85 in martins quickly. 70s to start. 80 by 11:00 and 85 by 1:00. still warm thursday, 82. but much cooler on friday, 75. next seven days, we still don't have a drop. nats back in town thursday, friy , saturday. cool on saturday, sunday back in the 70s with sunshine next monday and tuesday. >>> now wusa 9's sports with darren. >> athletes taking a knee during a national anthem to protest social injustice continues to be an ongoing discussion. some agree, others don't. here's a clip from sunday about how i felt about the recent nfl protests. >> i believe we should all take a closer look at the reason why players are taking action. racism, hate, police brutality. it's all real. it happened to do i think it's cool? no. what's amazing to me is how they treated me di

we're up to 84 warm and humid. 83 in hagerstown. the clouds are all from maria, which is continuing to bring tropical storm force conditions to part of the outer banks of north carolina, but maria will not be heading north for too much longer. it's going to move out to sea. we'll talk about that forecast of why that's going to happen coming up. meanwhile, we're waiting on the fall cool down. this cold front is going to do it and it's going to happen right before the weekend. coming up, the arrival of the fall-like air and maria's path. that's coming up in just a bit. >> thanks, melissa. >>> senate republicans latest effort to repeal and replace obamacare appears to be dead. they'll meet in a closed session today to decide what to do next. we have the latest from capitol hill. >> president trump slammed holdouts to oppose the healthcare bill, acknowledging it may not pass this week. >> at some point there will be a repeal and replace, but will it be now or shortly there after? we are disappointed in certain so-called republicans. >>

the 50's and 60's by the time you get into tomorrow morning. 79 degrees for d.c. 75 degrees for hagerstown. temperatures closer today to what is normal for this time of year. as we go throughout the evening, if you have plans, take a jacket or sweatshirt. we are looking at numbers in the mid 60's by 10:00. tomorrow morning, starting off in the 50's. coming up in 10 minutes, we will dive deeper into your labor day. it is looking good. it also into hurricane, good what it could mean for our area -- hurricane irma and what it could mean for our area. kimberly: now to the edge of have -- to the aftermath of hurricane party. more houston neighborhoods are in danger of flooding, not from the storm, but from controlled releases of the swollen reservoirs. authorities went door-to-door today giving everyone a warning. service to those communities, trying to push people who live there to get out and get to safety. floodedon homes never before. they are flooded because of the release of the water from the reservoir. another rising concern -- clean drinking water. the national guard flying over the fl

and 71 in hagerstown. and by 5:30 or 6:00 in the morning, we should fall back into the 60s. 64 in fredericksburg. and it's dry. and 8:30 or 9:00. in the 60s around 70s. and future cast overdoing the showers. we're not talking about thunderstorms tomorrow or a lot of instability but a easterly flow. and temps by 1:00 will be 82 and 80 in la plata. and 5:30 a couple of showers. and by tomorrow night. showers are gone. and by 10:30. we're looking at temperatures 75 downtown. and now in the 60s, some 60s by 10:00 or 68 in gaithersburg and 67 in damascus. and 69 in la plata. partly cloudy, mild, and a little patchy fog after midnight. shouldn't be a huge problem if you're out late tonight. 62 to 70 with a light wind. on the day planner, 70 downtown. and by 11:00, 82 under partly cloudy skies by 1:00. and warm at night. warm nice, sunday. 84. warm, nice, monday, 83. i'm talking a shower on saturday. but warm. warm on wednesday, warm on thursday, back to 81 on friday. and fall officially arrives on friday at 4:02

right now we have light showers in hagerstown and southern maryland, kind of a lull between. just a couple sprinkles around east-west highway and a couple sprinkles toward down oldtown. that is about it. so for tonight, we're looking at yellow weather. showers, maybe a thunderstorm. the thunderstorm could develop tomorrow and late tonight and they're going to be called low toppers. you might hear the rumble of thunder. on and off showers and storms though sunday afternoon and labor day. we're not looking at the whole weekend being washed out. our risks for storm strong, that's low. rain showers is a high risk. gusty winds, that's low. i think winds will be 20, maybe 25 miles an hour. i do recommend folks staying off the bay for tomorrow. yard work impact, high risk. street flooding low. the outdoor plans, yeah, that's a high risk. cookouts that sort of thing, may have to postpone that. let's put this into motion. this is 9:30. a little slug of showers come through, but you're not really seeing any showers. no flooding or severe weather here, nothing crazy. by morning, a littl

. >>> showers to the north up into fredrick and hagerstown. showers to the south also and into southern maryland. when we come back, we talk about when z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy . >>> let's go trending now at the end of the week. we need things to lighten the load a bit. this is an amazing story. >> drone footage from the surf city police department shows a shark was just feet away from a 20-year-old who was swimming from police. he's a pretty good swimmer and within an hour he was 4,000 feet from shore. he was arrested on drug charges about three and a half hours after his initial police stop. he says he was un a aware that he was being trailed by a shark. >>> one fundraiser for harvey victims is getting a lot of attention. houston texans star jj watt the donations have soared to nearly $15 million. watt appeared on the ellen show where walmart pledged $1 million as well. they're going to need a lot of help. >>> the pumpkin spice latte is back. i'm still lamenting that summer is over. i'm not ready for fall. starbucks started offering them to

even upper 60s as far north as he leesburg, and even 70 at 11:00 in hagerstown on friday.ttle bit on the muggy side. so far tonight, again, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, mild, and early shower or thunderstorm, low temps notice 60s. southwest winds become northwest at 10:00. temps, i want to go by the day planner. i hate when it does that. 70 by 9:00. then 76 by 11:00. up to 80 by 1:00, i think we'll see more sunshine than the forecast was indicating. sunday, an isolated storm mid- 80s, but make your golf plans, ready to do your monday, great. mid-80s, dry, dry on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. look at that, almost 86 on thursday. we mentioned this earlier, tropical storm jose could give us rip currents on tuesday at our shore. >>> i've watched and covered this redskins team for many years, and i'm always amazed by their casualness towards preparation to win in the nfl. it doesn't just happen, you've got to put in the work. the job is to go west and beat the rams of los angeles. of course, there's concern about the time change. >> we've talked to sleep specialists, we'

by morning, look at these 50s. 55 in la plata, and 52 in gaithersburg. 52 in hagerstown. there could be a smattering of 40s, maybe places like damascus, maybe just outside of frederick. we get into the mid-morning, we're still in the 50s tomorrow. by 10:00 a.m., still low to mid- 60s, with mostly sunny skies. we'll talk about a little disturbance tomorrow night. we have a big dry stretch of weather. going to tell you what you can do to take advantage without any rain. >>> thanks topper. right after the break, why a woman caught on camera arrested for dousing a metro bus rider with urine. she's it in even more trouble tonight. >> cracking down on fentanyl, inside one >>> a woman accused of throwing a cub of urine on a d.c. metro bus court today. as a result, a warrant has been issued for the arrest of opal brown. court documents say brown told police she tossed the urine on the driver because she was mad at him, and hates metro. >>> surveillance video shows a customer knocking over some items in a liquor store, and then employees rushing in to tackle him. it happened early

leonardtown 79 and annapolis 86 and hagerstown 8 right now and cumberland coming in 8. so let me show you where the fall weather s still warm in kick chick 8. think can't believe this is buffalo 87 degrees and boston cooler under the influence of on shore flow there. 7 degrees. look at this cool shot coming it's only 6 in minneapolis. 6 3 fargo and 60 great falls and salt lake city and denver 68 degrees. this is leading edge of cooler air we'll take until friday to arrive here. you'll be noticing little bit of difference. and yes we have a little cloud cover. part associated with outflow from marie a maria is category one 285 miles south southeast of outer banks. we also have hurricane lee which is a much al so we're not concerned about lee making any kind of land fall. good news is mar maria will not make landfall either. close enough to the coast we will have showers down there and we could see a few showers around. especially east of way bay and east of 95. mostly clouds arounds here and tropical feel. are warm, humid and not as warm as today. bit more cloud cover. p

just a few hours -- just a few showers left in southern maryland, gaithersburg, and hagerstown.of those will move out quickly. tomorrow morning, the clouds are in place. lunchtime is when that leaves. the temperatures go to about 73 at lunchtime ,80 the high tomorrow with partly cloudy skies. then an even nicer to labor day. one of the bigger stories is keeping an eye on hurricane irma. i will have the latest on that coming up in about 10 minutes. kimberly: turning back to the path of recovery after hurricane harvey, houston's mayor ordered a mandatory evacuations for anyone in parts of the city that are still flooded. more than 42,000 texans are still in shelters. the death toll from the storm is now 44. as ma president trump is pushing for almost $8 billion of federal relief. marci: floodwaters still rising in parts of southeast tykes us -- southeast texas. >>. it keeps coming higher marci: leading to more mandatory evacuations. >> i don't think people realize this. marci: urgent calls for help. >> people are still trapped across the road. marci: the city of beaumont with its

73 at dc, 71 baltimore, 73 at fredericksburg, popular number, 73 at martinsberg and the same for hagerstown, 75 degrees at frederick. we got pretty cool northerly breeze going on and you'll feel that as well tonight. frontal system out to our west you can a few showers moving across the lakes here to the north but we're not really anticipating too much a sprinkle or two does happen to make its way it will be to the north and northwest. other than that fairly good condition, keeping an eye on the transportic, maria and lee expected to continue their trek out to the far north northeast and lee will dissipate by the time saturday rolls around, as far as maria is concerned, it will become extra tropical, so not looking at much happening there. bu k a few disturbances that started to fire up, national weather service hurricane center saying about a 40% risk of seeing these develop into a named storm, we'll watch it closely. it is still hurricane season. in the meantime ridge of high pressure large and in charge, we still have the northerly wind, a bit on the mild side, expect to get a little bit

close to 87 in hagerstown. this is the average high today. around 77. we work our way to sunday. if you get out there for the clarendon day run, it's on the warm side. we start off in the 70's. the race starting around 8:00. throughout the day the temperatures working their way back to upper 80's. it means hot weather for tailgating for the redskins game on sunday evening. 8:30 kickoff. upper 70 to low 70's. it's warm on the field. maria, category three storm. i want to show this because as we work our way to the top end of the cone, at this point, the latest update at 5:00 does include the outer bankers on the western edge. remember it's not that middle of the line. we really have to look at the whole cone. this will take us through wednesday and next week. be w you over the next several days. 88 tomorrow. 89 on sunday. 89 on monday. cooling off some. mid-80's for the middle of the week. working our way to the mid-70son friday. next weekend, temperatures in the 60's. we send it over to scott abraham with a look at hyattsville. hey, scott. scott: how are you? we have a big footba

hagerstown 53. frederick you're 55 to 56-degree s. fredericksburg 57- degrees and later today your labor day forecast, by the way, happy labor day because we're already there. just about perfect, a temperature of 85- degrees, the relative humidity is preet t i low. sunny, warm. the winds will be out of the southeast at five too ten miles per hour. gorgeous high pressure in place. thunderstorms, it looks like some of these will be severe later this evening by five, 6:00 . there's a frontal system coming in our direction such that tomorrow, i think will be the day that we have a pretty. q. chance of getting showers and thunder stormts but it will be later in the day before these move in, five, six, 7:00 we'll begin to he see some showers, thunderstorms developing back out to the northwest and then all this will swaing through late tomorrow evening and linger into wednesday. it looks like on wednesday most cloudy skies and some showers around here, much cooler, too. hurricane irma is still a major hurricane way out in the atlantic. movem

hagerstown up in washington county, the visibility down to 5 miles. with this sunshine, we should burn off some of that fog. no rain out there. we're looking good all the way up and down the east coast. if you need to travel today, you're fine. high pressure in charge, kicking out the clouds, kicking out the rain. if you'rede not going to need a jacket. temperatures are going to stay in the upper 60s in the d.c. area overnight. we are back into the low to mid 80s tomorrow with plenty of sunshine. tomorrow, a chance of a shower. also a chance of a shower today. it'll be warm, humihumid, but n too bad. hurricane jose, it'll run parallel to the east coast. i'll show you the track in a second. we also have tropical depression 14. not worried about that. that could head toward the lesser antilles, but i believe it is going to be downgraded to a remnant low. this is the system we're watching right now. this one is also headed to the lesser antilles. we're talking about the u.s. injure vin isla virgin islands, the british virgin islands. that is the one to w

hagerstown you may only be about 66-degrees . martinsburg, too. washington about 72. keep the rain gear handy and day two of school will feel like a totally different season as we get things started tomorrow morning with a temperature of 69. by noon 72 and then we may drop a little after that to 70-degrees by 5:00. as we get through off and on showers tomorrow it's a brighter beautiful day expected on thursday and a beautiful finish to our workweek on friday . the weekend looks great if we see effects on irma it may be in the tuesday timeframe with clouds becoming more obvious on mofnlt again, it depends on the final track that it's taking. i'm glad to see everybody in florida and the islands, thisser ' taking it very seriously. >> over to you. coming up tomorrow on dan contact patrick will join the morning crew live of dealing with the medical problem that also affects \million\mills of people. the mgm national harbor is bringing a little taste of italy with pizza pennsylvania loose a. a preview of this event tomorrow on good day d.c. ♪ ♪ do you want to do a monster

neighborhood, 79 at dulles, 77 at baltimore, annapolis at 79, 81 at fredericksberg and take a look at hagerstown and we've got 88 at cumberland, definitely a reversal and for this evening, here's a look at your planner, by 9:00, it will be 76, 74 by the 11:00 with partly cloudy skies. overall not bad but here's a look what i'm talking about with jose, we're seeing the clouds still reaching all the way across the -- the dc area, but up a through parts of new england and take a look here, you can see a different story, they're seeing some of that wet weather, the rain and causing beach erosion along the area. so still kind of hanging around, but it is officially the first day of fall and for this weekend, 87 degrees with sunshine on your saturday. and we're serving up a nice day on sunday. it gets warmer, take a look. 90 degrees. unbelievable nor this time of year. we'll take it while we can because we know when it changes it will be a pretty abrupt one. in meantime, as i said, jose still kind of spinning up there. not doing a whole lot. and it will actually the national hurricane center has said

going to forecast 84 for d.c., 80 for hagerstown, 80 for leonardtown, 81 for annapolis and again, asweekend forecast it's pretty nice. it looks like kind of a throwback to late august but a passing shower can't be ruled out on saturday, 85 degrees. and really even on sunday. but nothing that would be a game changer or anything that would be something that would spoil your plans. though available in the atmosphere so it will be humid and again spotty showers only is what we're expecting but feeling like summer as we head on into the middle part of september. your fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, want to mention this. we are still tracking tropical storm josÉ which has winds of 70 miles an hour. it did kind of nudge a little closer to the east coast and the cone of uncertainty actually grazes some of the beaches but we're hopeful that it's going to stay off the coast between now and tuesday but it is forecast to strengthen back up to a category one. your seven-day forecast, lots of 80's in there and mostly a dry day. again, spotty showers only as we go through friday, saturday and sund

kicking on this weekend. 9:00 tomorrow morning a few clouds, 75 at 9:00 downtown, 70s as far north as hagerstown, 72 in leesburg. by 1:00 85 downtown, 86 in cumberland, 85 in romney. it's warm everywhere, in fact, a little more sunshine in the mountains tomorrow and today made them a little warmer. tomorrow evening 86 at 6:00, 86 in frederick, 82 in winchester, looking at a couple sprinkles. i think most of the sprinkles will be across the bay. tomorrow night about this time we're still 79 downtown, low 70s, 72 in gaithersburg and about 74 in bowie. another kind of sultry night tomorrow night before the big planner, up to 81 by 11:00 and 85 by 1:00. so on thursday still warm but not hot, 82 and much cooler on friday, 75. next seven days again be careful what you wish for, only in the 60s on saturday. maybe we break 70 on sunday. the nats are back in town. i think it's pups in the park on saturday and then we're looking at really gorgeous weather next monday and tuesday, mid-70s. hey, that's average. that's good. >>> is that what i think it is? >> that is my crib. i've been so busy with the hurri

it's crossing the northeast extension right now, 309, hagerstown, dublin, bedminster riegelsville and harrow all in the path of this storm its a squall line ahead of a cold front. we've had plenty of fuel for the storms. the heat index philadelphia feels like 87. we hit a high of 88. felt like summer today. once the storms roll through you can see it really cools down the air. temperatures dropping down into the 60's. so satellite and radar showing again that severe thunderstorm watch for philadelphia, northwest until 9 o'clock tonight. this whole line sliding to east and as it does, it will be weakening so that's good news. as we head through the night the severe threat will diminish. still any storm will have some heavy downpours and tomorrow that front just stalls right over us. tomorrow is going to be a gray, cool and damp day. the high only 72 degrees. a big change from yesterday's -- or today's 88, allentown 68, cape may 76, wilmington 71. lots of clouds with periods of rain. then the big weather story is this. hurricane irma, if you look at this infrared satellite you can see i

it's 89 right now frederick is 90, hagerstown 90, winchester 84. and as we look forward, and also west ward, you'll be able to see temperatures are dropping in places like detroit and minneapolis to 65. st. louis 71, that's our front, it is going to be continuing to move towards the east and it will also do a pretty good job of turning hurricane maria was a tropical storm yesterday come back up to hurricane strength today, it's going to be heading out to sea very soon, it's made the turn. so we focus on the fall feel. 79 tomorrow, that is not a fall feel. that's still above average for this time of year, average 75. we're there on friday though at 74, the weekend 70. 50's at night. maybe 40's sunday morning, a temperature of 71 on sunday it's going to be a beautiful weekend. have to mention this. category 3 lee is major hurricane and that will not affect land but it is our fifth major hurricane of the year, cat 3 or higher. so that's going out to sea. maria is a category 1, jet stream breezes will take both storms out to sea, and the outer banks wi

some showers, hagerstown,  martinsberg west. by lunch time, 78 downtown. 77 in buoy.nd there. just not a lot happening in the morning. by afternoon, and evening, some showers, and a few storms fire up. notice the yellow. some will die down. we'll do it all over again on friday. so around 70 tomorrow to start. maybe a sprinkle. a little bit of sun. 78 by 1:00, and still dry through early afternoon. then saturday, a pretty good day. a shower or a storm possible. but just isolated. then the next 7 days, we've got isolated showers, as we get into sunday. monday, we're okay. tuesday, and wednesday we're in the mid- to upper 80s next week. i'm over here with darren. we've got gibby. >> we have bear. >> he's ferocious. >> not this little one. >> him either. >> take as real man to have these dogs. >> yeah. it also takes a real man to play professional football. talking about the redskins. they have a big match up on sunday, and they're facing 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! ♪ i'm goin' up the country,