harrisonburg in the mountains pretty far away from washington. aside from a few sprinkles.he beginning of the weekend, a little cloudy little humid not m so bad. temperatures really mild right now. 74 in washington.ngto 72 at quantico. 70 in annapolis.is. 70 out in martinsburg.nsbu it will stay pretty mugging air conditioning tonight proballght must. the remnants of bonnie staying towards our south. close enough that enough moisture will try to get intoo play and cause showers to linger along the coast overnight tonight. most of the showers ending around the dc area but fog could be an issue as we head back to work and school tomorrow morning. here's what to expect overnight low temperatures in the 60s. still kind of muggy and moist ad out there. that's why we're going to have patchy dense fog to start out ot tuesday morning.da m tuesday actually looks pretty nice. break for sun. any showers in the forecast due to the fact that the remnants of bonnie still towards the south cold front will pass by will probably remain towards the t south.sou for the rest of us its going tos

the virginia gop selected the delegates at the state convention in harrisonburg on saturday. the at large bids only come into play in trump does not receive the necessary 1237 delegates before the convention. still trump supporters are outraged there is not more support in the party for the people's choice. >> the people of virginia have spoken. you overwhmi trump as our nominee for virginia. >> again, cruz's victory in virginia will only matter if he can block trump from clinch going the nomination before the national convention in july. he only needs 240 to secure the nomination. and coming up, ted cruz will join chuck todd on "meet the press" following his announcement of carly fiorina as his vice president running mate. cea director john brennan will also join the show to talk about u.s. foreign policy and the five year anniversary of the u.s. killing of osama bin laden. that is coming up at 10:30 right after "news 4 today." >>> well, it is the end of an era for president obama. last night he attended his final white house correspondents' dinner and provided plenty of pol

harrisonburg 35. # 4 # 4 by the bay. but nothing to worry about today, just cool sunshine.e you the green light for your outdoor activities. but both tuesday and wednesday, a lot of clouds and off and on rain chances. so stuff you want to get down outside may need to be postponed until later in the week. next rain chances already showing up in places like st. louis and wichita. more rain down across parts of the texas gulf coast. this is all sort of funneling in our general direction here. so clouds will gradually increase today and rain though not likely today, probably about this time tomorrow morning rain chances will start to move up once again. so sunshine on future weather all the way through today. a couplelo this morning, but no full overcast skies until early tomorrow morning. rain chances move in during the mid to late parts of the morning tomorrow. heaviest rain tomorrow around lunchtime and another pretty good shot of rain on wednesday. but as you can see 00 your "7-day forecast," no at bad stretch of weather coming up for the second part of the week. showers an

south and east of harrisonburg. we keep an eye on these shouters. this will encounter the cool unstable air in place and we think it will diminish. we get through the night time hours showers could give us enough of the .01. we will find out. tomorrow, a lot of moisture surging northward ahead of a cold front. tomorrow a high likelihood of throughout the area. with the southerly and the southwesterly winds it will turn warmer. push of warm air with a briefly southerly winds ahead of the cold front. the showers and the storms late morning and early afternoon. breezy, clearing weather in the afternoon. sunshine. get in 70's. i will be nice tomorrow afternoon. we will feel like may around here. on saturday, even stronger cold front will come to town. showers and the thunderstorms. warm and breezy as well. but then much cooler air moves in sunday and monday. we will have a little bit of sunshine to deal with. that is good news. 78 tomorrow with 80% of showers and storms. saturday, second front. partly sunny. breezy and 74. 60% chance of storms. sunshine

raindrops near stanton and harrisonburg. that's where the rain is coming to us from. so more likely to reach southern shenandoah early this morning. we're in the 40s on your way out the door this morning. we'll be in the 60s for highs this afternoon. new traffic troubles, here is melissa. >>> bland new crash 270 north at montgomery village avenue. looks like it's just past where the camera is looking here this morning with the left lane blocked with crash and response there on the scene. northbound prince william parkway at sudley manor, northbound lanes will blocked. southbound is okay. taking a look at 66 and 95, no big problems there. we'll take a big look at the beltway coming up. >>> more shocking details are out this morning in friday's deadly shopping center shooting. the victims were doing normal things many of us do, picking up the kids from school, going to the grocery store, grabbing lunch. now the suspect eulalio tordil is headed to court facing several charges including first-degree murder. tordil is in jail this morning and headed to rockville district c

trump won the virginia delegates but yet in this past convention in harrisonburg, they got 80% of thef there's a second ballot. i think it's really not a unifying type of thing, not a unifying of the party. and, you know, my job, i've been asked to get the vote out and do the registration drives to carry virginia back into the republican column. and i think that that's where our focus has to be now unifying the party against hillary clinton. >> i want the move on and say i understand your frustration and the rules are rules and trump folks could have been a tad more creative, as well. let's leave that to the side. have you seen what senator cruz said today, governor? you know, i don't know, went on for ten or so minutes calling donald trump a narcissist, amoral, pathological liar, on and on and on. donald trump calling it ridiculous saying he doesn't have the temperament to be the next president of the united states. when's happening between the two grown men? >> i think we are getting near the end of the campaign and i think senator cruz's comments not constructive and not helpful. i

washington and jefferson college and harrisonburg area -- harrisburg area community college.itors were also able to share their thoughts about the upcoming election. we visited tamminen middle school for their winning videos and the studentcam competition. partners things to our comcast and armstrong cable. you can see all the winning document as it studentcam.org. washington journal continues. week in this segment of the washington journal, we take a look at how your money is at work in a different federal program. we are joined by richard rubin who is a tax policy reporter with the washington -- explainrubin, first what a tax gap is. guest: it is the difference between taxes owed and taxes collected. it is how much unpaid, uncollected taxes there are out there. these are federal taxes, that is a one-year number. to put it in perspective, the government collects over $3 trillion a year. as of this is a gap on top of that. that means the government collects 80 to 85% of taxes now and leaves that other part uncollected. about 387 billion due to underreporting, 39 billion due t

elliott in harrisonburg, virginia, family of a vietnam veteran.aller: thank you so much for doing this show. i was just a child during the war. i wanted to give a glimpse into what life was like for me. a lot of people don't realize that at this time, the boys did not even have the right to vote. the vote didn't come to 18-year-old until after we were well into the war and i want to remind people how frightening it was, it was the draft. my family member was not going to go to college, he went when he was 17 and i still have his jacket that he wore in the jungle and it looks like a boy's jacket. a lot of these boys were barely into adulthood. it was a very confusing time and in terms of talking about the war, my brother never said a word. 70's and hento his still has not applied for any benefit. there was a lot of shame, but as a child, it was a confusing time for me and there was a lot of fear. i will never forget the fear when the boys would get their numbers and their draft would be called. he never apply for benefits, did he say why? caller: h