meteorologist josh knight, abc7 news. lison: tonight at 11:00, we will take you on board with josh as the storm intensified to a strong category four hurricane. the crew will explain how the missions help save lives. leon: all right. coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the power of the human touch. find out how it can make a huge difference in your health and the health of those you love. alison: then a little later, surveying the damage along the eastern shore after the wind storm and hurricane joaquin. >> jury selection begins in the murder industrial of charles severance. it was a fairly routine day until questions started being raised in the courtroom about facebook. i'm jeff goldberg. facebook. i'm jeff goldberg. we'll explain coming up. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the

josh knight flew with em. josh: the alarm clock goes off early. lieutenant colonel john tab it is the meteorologist on board. i direct the aircraft when we are going into the storm, making sure we get right into the eye, where we drop our instruments. they use microwave technology to read wind speeds at the service and drop special beacons. >> you want the best information possible, and that is where the aircraft comes. this is the only way to get true information. osh: their information helps with intensity forecasting. >> that is one of the biggest problems, figuring out the intensity. above.e had blue skies the wind is extremely high below. >> 166 miles per hour. josh: from on the tarmac, you can see how big these hurricane hunting aircraft are and why they are perfect for a mission like this. >> the entire plane is just built for combat. that makes it extremely sturdy when it comes to penetrating the weather. it handles the turbulence. josh: he says it is kind of like a roller coaster. like me,a weather nerd it was a roller coaster i was ready

here is josh knight. >> good morning washington.i meteorologist josh knight.mostly sunny skies and a light breeze today. as we work our way into the overnight, 45 to 55 with air skies. it will be cool, but not too chilly. 74 tomorrow. as we fast-forward throughout the week and into the weekend, if you light showers on sunday. >>> as we try to wrap up the rush-hour, we are getting reports of a crash in north bound 95 at the prince william parkway. we cleared the crash at 395 washington boulevard, but now at king street. it has been moved to the side of the roadway. heavy delays from the capital beltway to the 14th street bridge. eastbound heavy and slow from manassas. they moved the crash over to the side. we cleared the earlier accident on the beltway, but we are still with delays on the inter-loop as you make your trip from branch avenue to the woodrow wilson bridge. >>> a bond hearing set for today for shaun crawford. he is the man accused of killing keyshawn mason, the 14-year-old son of his girlfriend who crawford lived with. mason was found stabbed to dea

i'm meteorologist josh knight. to 54 by 2:00. 56 at 4:00. these aren't a lot warmer than we hit yesterday, but a lot more sunshine and lighter breeze. it will be significantly more comfortable today. by tuesday, up to 69. mid 70s wednesday and thursday. a cold front on friday will take temperatures down as we head into the weekend with a few showers possible on sunday. >> good morning washington. on the roads right now, the monday morning drive, a live look at the capital beltway, inner loop delays through oxon hill that continue to the wilson street bridge. we finally cleared that crash we had on the inner loop on the virginia span of the bridge but once you continue on the inner loop through springfield, annandale delays blocking the right lane at little river turnpike with a stalled car. a live look at 395, the remnants of the earlier crash near duke street trying to get past that you should be okay once you get to pentagon city. volume delays. eastbound 66 we capitol to block the right center lane approaching 2

josh knight will be updating you on where the best colors is. jonathan: that is always fun to sea the colors change. thank you. ruling against a gun store in wisconsin could have an impact across the country. a jury found the owner of badger guns libel for shooting guns used to shoot two police officers in milwaukee. they sold it to underaged buyer even though there were a number of regularities about that sale. >> if some gun dealers around the country think they should have their feet held to the fire, that is a bonus. jonathan: the owner of the gun store said they never intentionally sold it to criminals and they have been ordered to pay $6 million to the officers. they plan to appeal the decision. the verdict is the focus of the question of the day. that is where you come in. do you think the gunshot should be libel in police shootings? check our facebook page. we will share comments with you. alison: gun control was a big topic at the debate in las vegas. the first democratic debate for 2015. it drew up in 15.2 million viewers. the most for

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meteorologist josh knight is standing by .... thanks for watching.a great sunday. >>> you know everybody's looking for treats on halloween, but is there a trick in the costume makeup that you just bought? this morning, we're shedding light on some potential halloween hazards. >> a lot of people apply it on their kids. ron will have that story coming up. >>> also coming up, for the first time, we're seeing what robin thicke said during the deposition for the lawsuit he faced over his "blurred lines" single. he had been very candid, personal responses. we'll show you and let you hear them for yourself. >>> but first, the hunt for the killers who shot a man who was simply trying to protect his girlfriend. >> they're hoping a big reward will lead to some arrests. abc's phillip mena joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. robert bosso was just coming home from dinner with his girlfrie when he was attacked. we're hearing her desperate pleas for help. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: in this newly released 911 call. >> i need an ambulance bad.

josh knight took a ride he flew in the eyeof the storm. he will have a report tonight at 11:00. >> doug hill was jealous. he wanted to be in the hurricane center. >> he got scared at times. great stuff. i talk about our weather. really nice. improvement here over the days and the days and the weeks and weeks. clouds of rain. a cloudy start. gorgeous in the hillside and they look beautiful. with the bright sunshine continuing at this hour. we get through the evening and we see the temperatures fall off a bit. it won't be terribly cold. chill in the air. 64 in baltimore and 66 in frederick. 64 in fredericksburg at this hour. a lot of areas in the mid-50's. mid-to-upper 50's closer to the bay. low lying areas could see spot in upper 40's. that is the way for tuesday. tomorrow is clear and mostly sunny throughout the day. this is the moisture left over. scattered showers working their way on shore. nothing with the volume or the intensity. the the upper level low causing the rain or has caused it is circulating drifting to northeast. high pres

meteorologist josh knight had the opportunity to fly with hurricane hunters as they flew into hurricanequin. that starts tomorrow at 5:00. devon: chance of a lifetime for josh. he was grinning from year to year, a great experience. luckily, it missed us. that is the last of the updates. hill meteorologist doug e-mailed me, roy fetters on the western shore said strong winds the last several days, tall trees down near the shoreline. if you like to hit the bay and a some fun boating, give it couple weeks because there are large submerged trees. appreciate those notes. just a safe, especially along the coast. still have coastal flood warnings. they will let up early tomorrow morning. the satellite and radar together, the northeast wind has been sure the last several days. that goes away. the clouds clear, the precipitation clears, the cold front pushes through. is not actually a cold front coming it is a tropical influence. monday and tuesday, we get some sunshine, and we are well due for it. view, aloser pinpoint picture of the cloud cover, sunshine in the morning as well. find the sunglas

kellye: check out meteorologist josh knight us special tomorrow night on abc 7 news.he got the chance to fly with hurricane hunters as they flew into hurricane joaquin. the flight allows hurricane hunters to take direct measurements of the storm. >> this is for most meteorologists a dream. those who don't like flying, on the other hand -- kellye: that's not you. reporter: the good news with joaquin, it is winding down fast. can we get some sunshine? do not get any today. carroll county, someone beside me knows a little bit about carroll county. a little bit of sunshine here late in the day, a peak of it here. we topped out at 59 degrees and we're hoping to get into the lower 60's. we will get that sunshine to come back into the forecast and we will get temperatures to rise. real-time temperatures into the 50's right now. the last of the drizzle activity this morning. take a look at the cloud cover. what we are watching is trying to get the northeastern wind to die down. we will at those winds of subsite here finally tonight. effectively the winds go away, we pop up so

and abc 7 meteorologist josh knight will be on one of those flights this weekend. make sure that you look for his news atmonday on abc 7 5:00 and 11:00. whenever severe weather approaches. will have updates around the clock on twitter and facebook and on our stormwatch app. , still awaiting trial on murder charges, but jesse matthew was already headed to prison for life, sentenced to three consecutive life terms for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a fairfax county woman a decade ago. he faces two trails next year for the murder of hannah graham and morgan harrington. he could get the death penalty if convicted in those cases. development's on the community college in oregon. we have learned the names of the nine victims. roz plater reports. of: we now know the names all nine minute women killed in the organ school shooting massacre. they range in age from 18 to 67 years old, and one of the wounded is being called a hero. the 30-year-old student, army veteran, and father was said to have charged the gunman to try to save lives. >> tried to block the door

let's get a closer look from josh knight. few showers tomorrow. 49 degrees in alexandria. we'll find our warmest temperatures off to the last, thanks to the cloud cover moving in earlier. still a chilly start and are hard temperature will be just below average, 64 degrees. if you're waking up early, temperatures are close to 60. you will want a few layers early on this morning. expecting those showers for the marine corps marathon around 11:00. wonderful weather temperature-wise. spectators may be more annoyed by the spotty showers. isolated showers in the morning. good weather just in time for the redskins game. more rain for the middle of the week. >> thank you so announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." think you know all there is to know about farm animals? think again. get along, get along, doggie. is that what you say, "get along, doggie"? ron: [laughs] that's what yo

here is josh knight. >> reporter: we're going to see another beautiful day.y mild. tonight, not quite as cool. overnight lowes in the 50s with partly clouds. tomorrow morning a few showers. not lasting long. wednesday, cooling off. breeze breezy. we have chilly air moving in by the time we get to the weekend. >> [no audio] >> reporter: we'll try to get your traffic report in a bit. top stories, police are searching for a man who capitally assaulted -- sexually assaulted a woman who got into the wrong uber car. police say when the woman got in, the driver pulled a knife and assaulted her. she was able to get away eventually. and happening this morning, the search continues for a missing man with dementia. it's been more than 3 weeks since 80-year old luben fitz was last seen at watkins regional park. the family is looking for some volunteers to help out with the search. that search party begins at 9:0. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. throughout the day. see you back here for noon news. hope you have a gr

i'm meteorologist josh knight. you made it to hump day but the only problem with the weekend it will feel like fall. this is the first cold blast of the season. keep in mind we are talking about the ten degrees below average. so nothing too wild. the temperatures will stay farther north. but not too far away. the fall foliage. this is the latest report. still the low colors around 95 and the southeast. we work toward the west. especially along skyline drive. starting to look for the high colors. something to think about especially with the cooler temperatures. it will feel like you should be out there checking out the fall colors. 59 degrees on saturday. 55 for us on sunday. as we go throughout the day, 30's if start for a lot of us. the cool afternoon. you want something else fun to do, keep in mind you have montgomery county the heritage festival going on. 48 around 12:00 topping out close to 55 for the high. overall getting ready for the cooler weekend. we'll be right leon: navigating the college application pro

reminder at 5:00, our own josh knight, the meteorologist of the abc7 storm watch 7 team saturday morning was flying in a hurricane hunter just at the time it was upgraded to category five hurricane. josh's report. you'll want to watch this. alison: i just saw him and his photographer in the newsroom asking them about it. doug: they fly you to the wall, and the hurricane has 160-mile-per-hour winds. he said it's a little bumpy. alison: a little bit. they were on the plane for ten hours and 80% of it was bumpy. jonathan: you can't cut it short. once you get in, you have to stay with it. alison: man! coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- can we play taylor swift for the nationals' dismal finish? jonathan: sure. alison: why not? why she is being blamed in what could be baseball's newest course. >> this is the only thing. jonathan: we'll have a new look at hurricane joaquin's damage in the bahamas. more of the devastation and the health that now is on the way. that is when "abc7 news at >> are you superstitous? a lot of three baseball players are. a curse is at the ballpark and it has to d

abc7's meteorologist josh knight and devon lucie will be there. good weekend. for the fall weather. once you get past saturday and sunday on the seven-day outlook we see milder air returning next week. so the story again for rain, a few sprinkles out there this evening with cold front number one. a few sprinkles and showers with cold front numeral two. alison: all right. check on the commute right now. robert altman standing by with traffic watch. robert: we have a metion. obviously the huge water main break in the bethesda area north of n.i.h. in the recent hour, northbound the right lane allowed to get through. the reasoning is there is so much of a volume of traffic coming out of chevy chase, bethesda and points south out of georgetown they had to do something. so the right lane is getting by. southbound 355 is schult down as we look at if video from news chopper 7. this is the closure point on the southbound side below the beltway. the last place you can go is make the right turn. if you are in the left lane or the center lane you will have to make a u-turn

here is josh knight. >> good morning washington. starting off cool, not as cold as yesterday.rday got stuck in the mid 50s, today, around 70. with mostly sunny skies. still relatively light breeze. tonight, 45 to 52 is our spread across the area. so not as chilly once again, and then by tomorrow up to 74 degrees. we'll keep the sunshine for the majority of the week, little bit cooler friday into saturday with a few showers moving in by sunday. >> new york, on the commute this morning we have beltway -- josh, on the commute we have beltway delays. through mcclain through the parkway. we're starting with a live look, however in prince georges county, major backup toward the wilson street bridge, the left lane is blocked of the local lanes approaching 295. in mongomery county, outer loop is jammed solid with a crash at connecticut avenue, blocking the right lane and, of course, those delays start at interstate 95. no accident activity on 395 northbound, but still with some delays from pentagon city to and across the 14th street bridge. back tie. >> anchor: thank you. our communit