we're watching the roads and route 73 over in 295 over in mount laurel.ll closed on this northbound side. approaching an accident scene involving a tractor-trailer. diesel full spill and downed pole. this is the closure. massive delays on 295 northbound. no spurp because of that. all the rest of the roads are open. route 70 you can get by. my suggestion is to take church road. police activity onto blue route. be careful onto on and off-ramp and slippery spots today. >>> it's a rainy one. look at the view from camden looking across the battleship new jersey. wind is blowing. winds will be steady and keeping temperatures in the 50s which is where we are now. storm ranger 10 we cents i want out to burlington county showing the light rain. spotting some moderate showers moving through bensalem. won't be all day rainfall. some breaks in the rain. clouds will linger into this afternoon. right now in the 50s but warm in the offenses later today and possibly in the 70s. parts of delaware and south jersey could pop in the 70s with breaks of sunshine. that may fuel

and laurel drive.or delays there. we have some downed wires and a downed pole from an earlier crash. and also in the district, a deadly crash investigation closing blare road northwst at nicholson street. july to detour around that one. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> thanks erin. >>> comingcoming up flags fly at half-staff around the white house and throughout the country. >> more schools allowing children to bring over-the-counter medications to school without a doctor's note. >> sun starting to eke its way up maybe you are, too. nice weather on tap for today. you're going to like this monday. we're at 55 degrees right now. we've got a lot more to share, though. don't go anywhere. fox5 news morning coming right back. >> ♪ >> plank >> ♪♪ >> plank ♪ whoa. are you actually about to scratch it rich at mgm national harbor? of course you are. because everyone who plays is an instant winner. so before you win your share of 1.5 million dollars in prizes and free slot play. take th

storm raerng 10 spotting moderate showers moving into mount laurel. philadelphia starting to see steadier rain move up from the south, moving up from the south, close to 30 miles per hour this morning. so the rain that's over gloucester will being beyond this morning. then this afternoon and this evening we could see strong thunderstorms develop. 50s right now. 56 in philadelphia with rain. the wind is at 12 miles per hour out of the east. the lehigh valley, a little bit stronger in delaware. 50s to start with. we'll see a break in the rain later this morning and this afternoon. might even see a break of sunshine in delaware. if that happens we'll pop into the 70s without it we'll stay in the 60s. 68 degrees in philadelphia. new jersey up to 69 degrees. those shore communities the wind will be blowing through day and storms are possible. isolated thunderstorm is possible this morning. but stronger thunderstorms during the evening hours before we start to dry out heading into holiday weekend. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you when to expect

new jersey, mount laurel, burlington county. backup on 73 northbound, jackknifed tractor-trailer brought down pole and wires and fuel spill. stick to church road. new accident on the commodore barry bridge crawling along eastbound as you head into new jersey, you see the gray skies and the rain, dave. >> reporter: a lot of rain across the region. storm tracker 6 live showing some areas of yellow, but not as widespread as we have a half-hour ago. we have holes in the precipitation down south. by the end of the rush hour we expect to get rain off to the north. today's high, 72. cloudy and spotty sprinkle or shower. this evening, thunderstorms possible. >> if you have not left -- you know what, you go ahead. >> there's a lot rain out there this morning, you want to check in every 30 minutes with karen and david. that's not what you were going to say. i did say it, and have a good day. >>> good morning, america. manhandled in montana. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. >> a congressional candidate charged with assaulting a reporter.

in laurel, i am sam sweeney, abc seven news. pres.: we have great bonds with other countries and with some of our closest allies, we concluded a truly historic week for our country. kimberly: president trump speaking to u.s. troops and sicily before returning to the u.s. from his first overseas trip. the president joined other leaders in pledging to avoid protectionism, but he refused to endorse the paris climate accord, tweeting that he would make a decision next week. air force one landed at joint base andrews nearly two hours ago. month of ramadan has begun, but for the first time in nearly 20 years, the state department is not holding a reception marking the occasion. a tradition since 1999, the event was a symbol of u.s. engagement with the muslim world. condolences are coming in from all over the world for reasons rezinski.r b he died on friday. he advocated a hard line with the soviet union during the cold war. carter, along with former presidents george h.w. bush and barack obama, issued statements praising his service. must-s

outside of laurel heading to the bay. to three badges where things are a bit heavier. still has 8:00, so it the spackling of rain showers and then around 11:00, looking for things to break down. that is good news for us. what you are going to look for tonight is jupiter and it is right next to the man. it should next to the moon. we hang onto a good amount of sunshine to the majority of our monday. the clear skies are nice during the day, but they backfire for us quite a bit overnight. that is when we look for temperatures to really drop off. 30's and 40's where we start off tomorrow morning and again as we get into tuesday morning. this is where you are going to look as the moon is setting up for us tonight. it will be one of the brightest things in the sky aside from the moon, but that will be jupiter, so keep an eye out for that. the moon is up, but cannot see it yet. the sky.e higher up in 36 to 46 degrees for us overnight tonight, so around d.c., mid 40's. farther west closer to winchester, that is where our wind temperatures will be in the mid 30's. 49 degrees ea

. >>> but first, the aftermath of a stormy friday crews in laurel, maryland, had to help seven drivers who ended up stranded by a flash flood. and, hail hit hard in montgomery county, lisa sent us this video from silver spring. she said it seemed like that storm stalled over them for an hour. >> the big question for the chief tonight, what the hail is going on? we've had it yesterday. we've had it today, and stuff out there tonight. >> there are a few storms out there now. nothing severe, but th winding down slowly. start with live doppler. this is over the last hour. you can see a couple storms now inbetween d.c. and baltimore. again, some heavy downpours possible, a little bit of lightning, especially with this storm, just to the north of d.c. if you're heading up 95, you'll run into that in the next 45 minutes, not nearly the size or intensity, but, between laurel and silver spring, a little bit of rain. everything is pushing off to the east. it will cross over 97 in the next 30 minutes or so. we had the hail in virginia yesterday, we had the hail in maryland today on the other side

in laurel 197 closed both directions between basswood drive and laurel drive. and downed wires from an earlier crash scene as well. 295 has slow traffic. it's turned officially red east capitol street. it's actually all the way down past capitol street that delay. 50 inbound slow through cheverly. northbound 95 heavy delays building through woodbridge. aside from that 66 has a lot of volume building. only a 15 minute delay from manassas to centerville and then red line train malfunction outside medical center delays in both directions. safe track taking a break but tomorrow the orange line really going to be impacted by safe track surge 15. steve and allison. >> today flags will fly at half-staff at the white house to honor fallen police officers across the nation in observance of national police week which kicked off sunday. >>> the annual police officers memorial service at 11:00 this morning will be held on the west front of the capitol building. president and vice president will be at the capitol today. >> steve, this story is going to leave you with more q

in a minute or two the center will move in laurel, savage, columbia shortly after by 6:20. ellicott city at 6:28. catonsville on the southwest side of baltimore city. large hail and gusty winds and lightning. we have been analyzing the cell over the past 20 or 30 minutes. it's showing the lightning strike and the intensity and the number diminishing a bit. not a sign that the storm is weakening but the initial stages we think. we are tracking the other storm, producing heavy rain and the occasional lightning strike over the district and south of the i-95 corridor and southwest to stafford and the fredericksburg area. there is a lot of rain. the area is growing. but what is not growing is the severe component. this is spreading out to a good soaker with gusty winds. this is moving at a good clip toward the chesapeake by a. over the eastern shore later tonight. a second line of the showers coming out of pennsyl like they will diminish tonight before they arrive. overnight we have in great stage. it will set the stage for a gorgeous day tomorrow. in the metro area north and no

if you are by clifton road we have a water main break by laurel glen road.d in both directions while they do this water main

high pressure will build in to give us a gorgeous scene at laurel, maryland. the roof camera there.cloudless skies all day. comfortable temperatures. dealing with gusty winds. low to mid-7 o's around most of the area. wonderful weather for the next few hours. 76 at reagan national. 75 now in annapolis. 70 in winchester. through the evening with the clear skies. we see the winds slowly and steadily diminish. 48 to 54 the range of temperatures around the region by the morning. make every shot you will never mak everyh

coming up brand new stop signs were installed on laurel street in san carlos ..but the no u turn signs are oldi'm an attorney man i'm trying to figure out what's going on (you're an attorney) well i'm telling you wants going on should there be a getting adjusted period i'll explore in the next edition of people be having badly (jr stone) there are thousands of traffic signals and stop signs in the bay area and the numbers are likely to increase.(( justine 2sh )) in san carlos, a shortage of stop signs led to a decision to put up more..(jr stone)but not all drivers are abiding by the news signs. one ran the stop sign yesterday and made a u-turn cut in front of me that two tickets right there right u-turn and going through the stop sign. i love the stop sign on every intersection i almost died on this street people like fly through think it's great i was here on a stop sign and he had a stop sign it was my turn to turn left and the car just ent throughok here the deal on laurel street in the city of san carlos four stop signs have been installed .. one-two at cherr

perhaps all the way to laurel by about 6:29. this is some heavy, heavy rain. notice to the west, you see frequent lightning and a little kind of change in color. you see that pinkish red. that's some hail. this is the hill track over the last hour and over the last 10 minutes. you can see almost an inch in diameter. storms grow in intensity and produce more help as it moves to the northeast. a pretty good-sized storm. almost 40000 feet. this is a tiny hail core right there that indicates hail the way down to the surface. so tonight isolated strong to severe storms early on. should be out by about 7:30 or 8:00. 58, 75, dry tomorrow. pleasant thursday and friday. in fact, a fantastic start. the weekend, saturday looks better than sunday. storms return on sunday. temperature wise, it stays pretty warm. 84 tomorrow, we dip saturday to 79, then back to the low 80s. 83 sunday, 84 on monday. here is future cast. by 10:00, most of the showers gone. a few leftover showers in the mountains. our yellow weather alert will be on until about 7:30 or 8:00 tonight. check this

it will head up to the northeastern section of laurel and howard county as well.htning and the hail is interesting. this is the biggest part of the storm. north side of the beltway at the height of rush hour. other storms to south and southwest. they are non-severe but they are packing a punch. in stafford, dumfries, occoquan, the whole area is rocked and socked with heavy rain around the area. but later this evening the rain will come to an end. the cold front will come bring in drier air. a beautiful day tomorrow. we'll see you at the top of the hour. alison: thank you. the italian stallion, this one is off limits for now. the area surrounding philadelphia's iconic "rockq" statue is being repaired so the tourists won't be able to take the photos with rocky for two weeks. the statue was off-limits in april in the nfl draft. larry: this weekend, i was going to jog up there and dance around like rocky did. i have to wait. robert: i don't think you want to do that. i'm sure you don't want to do that. you walked up the stairs a few weeks ago. it was a struggle. let's

. >> reporter: town center laurel in laurel is a successful shopping center.ed a mall that was failing. coming up on news4, how this happened and what's happening in the rest of prince george's. on a report, we talked to officials on what they're doing to attract not only more retail options but higher end options. they're explaining why they think this is just the beginning of turning around its retail for folks who live here. i'm tracee wilkins, coming up on news4. >>> it's 5:52, the sun is coming up. >> just two more minutes and the sun is fortunately rising once again. this is the things that i know -- these are the things that i know, my grammar, i guess. >> for now, it's still a little dark out there. but, boy, if we're looking to the east instead of to it would look a lot more goldeny color out there this morning. nice day to be outside, as long as you like it hot. likely to tie or break record high temperatures. records 92 at reagan, 89 at dulles, 92 at dwi and marshall today. tomorrow, we'll be just as hot around here but the records are a little high

a rare and amazing milestone a mount laurel woman is marking a triple digit bshed. >> -- triple digitthday. >>> the rocky statue will be shutting down for a little bit. why it will be off limits for tourists and visitors. >> reporter: we have isolated showers, we're tracking areas in chicago. we'll look at future tracker and have the rest of the holiday weekend forecast. >> the phillies pulled out a win yesterday, can they make it two in a row. ducis rogers is coming up with sports when "action news" comes right back. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. the rocky statue at the art museum anytime soon, you better hurry.

the residential street between concord boulevard and laurel drive. tonight residents in contra costa county are on edge as another arsonist may be on the loose. >> yeah, ktvu rob malcolm talking with neighbors in concord about this latest incident. rob? >> reporter: well good evening, ken and heather. if you look behind me this is evidence of the latest fire that took place on saturday morning on gill mar drive in concord. this may have flown under the radar with news of the arrest in benicia. still neighbors are taking precautions to protect their property. these pictures were taken saturday morning at 2:00 a.m. >> and the flames were like, i would say somewhere 30 to 40 feet. and i think it was totally engulfed in flames. it looks like some type was used. >> the car going up in flames on the same night just one hour earlier when the fire officials made this stunning announcement. >> we have made an arrest in the series of vehicle fires occurring throughout contra costa county. a 36-year-old man was located in a residential area of benicia this morn

. >>> in east contra kos ta county -- contra costa county, near main street and laurel road. the fire protection district says they were called to the house just before 8:30, one injureded in that balcony collapse and taken to the hospital. we're not sure yet the extent of those injuries. >>> police looking for witnesses of a wreck yesterday. one of the drivers was impaired at the time of the crash and the other driver was pregnant and lost the baby she was carrying. >> from facebook, center of the happy and growing family, a sonoma county social worker and after work monday was heading west on highway 12 to pick up her hod ler at her mother's house and a car veered into her lane. >> license plate to license plate. no brakes. >> shoving into the -- older mod else with no airbags, the driver who crossed over has broken feet, ankles and legs. >> how many of these would be avoided if drol wasn't involved. >> stayed with him since he was unconscious and see airman in the other car, eyed open and only learned then she was pregnant and lost the baby in the impact. >> so sad and unf

just hitting 70 for laurel, 72 in largo. the warmer air is taking over for everybody. you can see that happening from west to east. we will get a look at what is going on. this is our cold front. you can see the line of white cloud cover. that is going to give us a chance to spark off a few more showers. i don't think we will get this much to show up. futurecast showing us a chance for isolated showers but nothing that heavy. this should all be giving just east of d.c. for a lot of the evening, we have a good amount of sunshine until 8:00 or 9:00. it makes for a afternoon. they get right back in and stick around for most of the day. we will hang on to that until at least thursday. finally a dry day for you. it's about 85 degrees with partly cloudy skies into the evening. if you are cooking out or going to the pool, it should be a better day. temperatures down to 70 degrees by 11:00. tomorrow morning, we will start in the 60's. right around 80 for wednesday and thursday. your driest day holding off until thursday. 85 today, getting back to 80 degrees for the middle part

three-quarters of an inch in mount laurel, new jersey, .7 in cherry hill.ou can see it has been a rainy start to the workweek. we will check with our current conditions the temperatures in the 60's and with the cloud cover in place, fog overnight tonight, we will not be dropping off too much, so not a chilly night, but a fairly damp night. we will check with current conditions in mount laurel where we're at 66 degrees at carrie's house. she has commentary. she has cloudy conditions. she said road are drying out just in time for evening commute but she did pick up .3 of an inch of rainfall. so we still do have ponding on the roadwayses explosion across parts of the south jersey where we pick up, one, two shall 3 inches have rainfall throughout much of the day. we will check with one more condition 64 degrees. he has cloudy conditions in chesterfield, new jersey and he said rain stopped an hour ago but with the dreary conditions, back to last night 's twin peaks. don't tell me what happened, ed because i didn't watch it just yet. definitely good tv night toni

. >>> and then a traditional service will be re-created at laurel hill cemetery to mark the memorial weekend. wreath laying and speeches will honor those who died defending the country. >>> and then the media's memorial day parade kicks off at noon, and it will be led by the members of the media, fire and police department. and the clydesdales will be taking part in that parade today. >>> and penn's landing waterfront day, here's a live look where the spirit of philadelphia will offer live entertainment and a pop-up beer garden. can you get skates for the rinkfest. ♪ ♪ >>> just some of the sounds of the entertainment, a memorial salute at the mann's center. >>> many people here in our area are using these days off to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. nbc10's drew smith looks at how people are honoring those heroes. >>> the sounds of the 1700 here in the city commissioned the first army, navy and marine corps more than 200 years ago. over in camden county, a reading of the local men and women killed in action inst century conflicts. >> mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers

. >>> and then a traditional service will be re-created at laurel hill cemetery to mark the memorial day weekend. a wreath laying, speeches and honor guards will honor veterans who died defending a nation. and now where media's memorial day parade will be head by phebgz of t media, fire and police department. and the khraoeuz dale horses will also take part in that parade. and then penn's landing waterfront day will begin this morning. here's a live look at where there will be a pop-up beer garden with entertainment. and a fireworks show tonight will cap off the festivities there. that's just some of the sounds from a night of entertainment in fairmount park. comcast hosted a memorial salute at the center. >>> you can keep track of all the memorial day weekend events in your area with the free nbc10 app and you can check the forecast in your neighborhood with the tap on the app. >>> and somebody was hit by a car on mill brook drive around 10:00 last night. at the scene there were several cars that appear to be damaged and we are working to figure out the victim's condition from that

the shootings happened on laurel villa lane near lincoln avenue.ale willow glenn section of san jose. jesse gary is in the neighborhood tonight. investigators say the two people killed, that it may have been an act of retaliation? >> reporter: frank, exactly right. you can imagine how that hits willow glenn. nothing ever happens here. it is so quiet neighbors say when they first heard gunshots they thought it was fireworks. detectives have since finished their processing of the scene that lies down the cul-de-sac behind me but they are nowhere close to answering the all the questions for the actions by the shooter that led police to open fire killing him. >> we could hear all this screaming, you know, and, yeah, that's pretty much what we heard. and then later we heard a couple of more pops. >> reporter: frightened neighbors say the gunfire started at 9:00. police rushed to the scene. >> it's a tragic incident perpetrated by evil. i don't know how else to put it. >> reporter: patrol officers arrived to find the barricaded suspect inside the home. h

laurel. and 53, a little warmer, for florence.se temperatures will be boosting up, but not a lot, in the 60s later on. we are clear across much of the region right now and you see the line of clouds setting up to the west, and that's headed our direction, and i don't think it's going to totally fill us out but we will see clouds today mixing in with the sun. at times you may see a gray sky and at times you may see breaks of sunshine, and the glow against the clouds makes it seem brighter. we do have a good shot at consistent rain in the days to come. today, though, looks dry. 69 degrees in center city. mid to upper 60s for the suburbs. and that's the same for the lehigh valley, easton, you are about 67 for the forecast. cooler along the shore, 63 along the board. we may sneak in low 70s for parts of delaware by later today but overall temperatures are going to struggle to get into the 70s because, again, you have winds from the east and you have cooler air and it's hard to warm up. with some of the surrounding clouds, we have brea

some very heavily rain right around laurel is where we're seeing the heaviest.y starting to pull away from your area. farther out you can see this is one little area of rain that we've got coming through.

westbound 780 will be closed at laurel street. this is a pretty big project. to demolish the laurel street overpass between 780 and 80 and create a new bridge, that should be done by this fall. they're just doing preb work tonight but that westbound 780, you will have to take a detour. southbound 101 through san rafael everybody moving along just fine and drive times westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze in the green. up to 16 minutes across the bay bridge. we have what sounds like a mainr issue at treasure island. san francisco to sfo you are in the green at nine minutes. >>> at the life desk, tracking this developing story. a clash between customers and airline employees at the airport in ft. lauderdale and look at this. it's the scene at the spirit airlines counter. customers fighting with employees, even law enforcement right at the ticket counter. they had enough after 300 flights were canceled yesterday. others were delayed for hours and this morning the airline is blaming the cancellations on a blab d labor dispute with its own pilots. passengers were hand

burlington county showing that rain that reaches into bensalem, and mount laurel is getting some rain and now moving to gloucester and berlin. more moderate showers that it's tracking to start with. the rain will be with us for most of the morning. we'll get some breaks in the rain. that's when the temperatures warm from the 50s this morning into the 60s later today. 60s not happening right now. penns ford closer at 56 degrees. i'll show when you to expect heavy downpours and the potential for strong storms with the future cast when i'm back in ten minutes. first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're starting off on the blue route. at the germantown pike. everything looks good. clearly wet roads to battle this morning. getting on and off-ramps we're watching for a little bit of slower speeds, the drive times seem to be doing okay. if you're in old city watch for the water main break. 3rd street blocked between walnut and chestnut streets. watching out in bedford township for this crash on northbound side of route 55 around exit 56a. traffic is getting by the scene.

he wants to keep the track in baltimore rather than moving to laurel and that means spending 500 million to rebuild the nearly 150 year old track. the governor could face hu hurdles in having the general assembly invest in such a large sux money. >> 4:55 this wednesday morning gary mcgrady talking about a 90 degree day ahead. >> if we get to 93 it's officially a record and if we get to 92 we it's been tied three times in the past and that dates bay back into the 1800s. >> breaking records. >> let's break it. >> if are going to do it do it right. >> go big or go home. >> we have an agreement. is it a quorum. yes. something like that. 63 in town now. 61 for quantico. i have to say though out in the subushdz this morning it's gorgeous. sun comes up and bright in the sky. neighbor there's a little high cloud or two. otherwise real, real nice. let me show you satellite and radar. temperatures will be really warm. because high pressure is sitting on top of us now keeping us really nice and sun nix the humidity will creep back into the picture over the next few days. here's erin como with a loo

reports surfaced there is talk the race could move from pimlico to nearby laurel. >> nothing is definiteas baltimore officials make their case for staying. >> reporter: with just two more days until the 142nd running of the preakness, horses make the early morning practice run. owners, trainers, and others enjoyed the annual breakfast. and they talk turns for the viability of the preakness. >> the thing that makes the preakness special is not the track, it's the personnel. >> one of the most popular racehorse trainers in history loves pimlico but believes the preakness can survive somewhere else. >> they could hold it in a wide spot in the road outside baltimore and it's still going to be good. >> jonathan gable is part of that personnel. he has been working security he can't imagine the preakness anywhere else. >> to me it wouldn't be a good move. to me it's the history. the history is right here. that's just like they can move it from churchill downs. >> it means i better be a good liar. >> the farmer turned racing owner taking part in his first preakness. >> this is a true horse -- tr

heavy rain around berwyen h eights, towards laurel. around columbia, baltimore, a severe thunderstorm warning, but nothing for the immediate metro. showers stay with us through the evening it into the overnight. we have cooler temperatures on the way. daytime highs tomorrow, only in the upper 60's, lower 70's. weekend, looking ahead to next week, and memorial day weekend. more on that coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. more breaking news -- a building in clarksburg destroyed by fire. alison: crews rushing to contain the flames and keep them away from propane tanks. anna-lysa gayle just got to the scene. what can you tell us so far? anna-lysa: right now, firefighters are wrapping up behind me, doing the work they are doing. thankfully, nobody was inside of this building in clarksburg when it was on fire. this is a furniture finishing business in clarksburg, south of frederick road. montgomery county fire and rescue responded at about 8 p.m. with heavy fire and flames shooting through. because there were no hydrants close by, water had

this is lifting to the north and east, moving towards laurel at about 25 miles per hour. a little closer, drying out in roslyn, georgetown. coming up, talking about the rest of the weekend and into next week, cooler temperatures on the way. and looking ahead to mother's day weekend. and we have new information because it was a confirmed tornado in king george county, virginia. severe weather in tall grin left a path of damage. the national weather service confirms it was an in tall grin with 95 -- in dahlgren. jonathan: the chief usher at the white house has been fired. angela reed was responsible for overseeing the house and staff and special events. also at the neck, president trump's pick for the army secretary. the former flight surgeon ruth drew his name from consideration, this after his comments about lgbt issues came to light. he was cap last month. -- he was tapped last month. alison: a massive payout in a lawsuit claiming johnson & johnson baby powder caused cancer. a jury awarded a virginia woman $110 million this week. she said using talcum powder caused ovari

arrest the police were called to the scene of the fire in concord between the concord boulevard and laurel drive and this happened about 2 am saturday morning. >> reporter: these pictures were taken saturday morning at 2 am by craig hagan. >> the flames for about 30 to 40 feet high and the thing was totally engulfed in flames. it looks like an accelerant was used. >> reporter: the car going up in flames on the same night when one hour earlier the contra costa fire officials made this stunning announcement. >> we have made an arrest in the series of vehicle fires that have occurred throughout contra costa he and a 36 -year-old man was arrested. >> reporter: the suspect was booked on arson and being held at a $1 million bail. he was arrested in benicia and as kregel watch the car go up in his neighborhood he had obvious concerns . >> i was afraid my car would catch on fire, he was a big fire. >> my wife heard a boom outside and i was going to come out the front door and she said that's probably not a good idea. i looked out the door and saw a huge fire. >> reporter: neighbors still do not kn

laurel, you are in it. dayton on the edge of it. that goes until 6:30. why? because of the hail. this is hail over an inch in diameter. about a quarter size. we have a hail track that extends across the river. actually, back to western montgomery county across the river into fairfax county. we will show you pictures of that in just a minute. the storm itself is going to be out here pretty shortly. by the time we get to 8:00, we are in pretty good shape. in the mountains. we will come back and talk about the prospect of showers and storms returning for the weekend. >>> right now at 6:00, a dog is haund tortured and killed. it ppened steps away from a school in woodbridge. >> we spoke to family members who say the dog belonged to a 12-year-old boy. >> he had just a horrible story. that little boy was actually on a road trip with his family when someone sent him a picture of his dog burned and hanging from a rope. take a look at this video. you can see the small black and white dog right there at the right-side of your screen. he was found dead on sunday somewhere in these woods off

mike: the lorton reformtary revitalized and rebranded as the liberty crest apartment on laurel hill.commissioned by president roosevelt and opened by 1916. by the end of the century it conditions and security problems and shut down in 2001. >> there was a couple of dangerous riots here. there was one correctional officer murdered here. >> there were people who thought it was a nasty area. take the buildings down. but they are historic. >> extensive reservations are underway. >> we have gratitude to the original architects that put the windows in to fill spaces with light. >> the developers have kept in place historic place cell block marking and signage. this warned against the unauthorized viddors. >> we decided to embrace it. >> 30% of the 165 rental units is been claimed. >> i love it. mike: she shares a two-bedroom apartment with her husband and two young children. >> for the space and the square footage i feel like i got the best deal possible for the area. mike: but she admits before >> ghost stories. i thought about that. once you saw the unit that went away. when you see the

big thunderstorms coming through right over towards laurel and annapolis. now we are tracking another line of storms right along i-95. severe thunderstorm warning for northern county until 11:15. big time storms. heads up around annapolis you will continue to see more storms. more storms back to the west. this is not where air is coming from. much cooler air. i have updated numbers. i have us 33 degrees cooler tomorrow morning. >> that's a big change. thank you, doug. >>> new at 11. fire levelled the furniture refinishing business in montgomery county. fire rescue posted this video from clarksburg on twitter. the flames were so intense part of the roof collapsed. the fire fight was tougher because there was no hydrants route 355 as they knocked down hot spots. no injuries and no word yet on a cause. >>> tonight the parents of a montgomery county man are describing the horrific phone call they got last year, their son left inside a hot car for hours by his caregiver while they were out of the country. a good samaritan likely saved their son's life. and as ma

homeland security yesterday saying that they are closely monitoring the situation -- eugene from laurelmaryland. independent line. caller: thank you for giving this opportunity. i really concur with a lot of the previous callers talked about. it is about hate and not about religion. acts of violence, the united states has a long history of christian terrorists and the obama bombing -- the oklahoma city bombing is an indication of that kind of violence. turn our eyes to one religion and say islam is the cause of it paid we have extremists in all religions. we should be looking at more pragmatic approach to solving problems. equalities and social injustices that are not being talked about. -- religious just extremism. it should be talked about with the scope of economic and social injustices. our society and much more in the middle east and countries where we have extremists islamist terrorism. host: washington, d.c., democrats line, go ahead. caller: thank you for the opportunity and i am very said with what happened in manchester. to prevent this kind of attack, terrorists, you cannot a

midday on this wednesday, a look in laurel, absolutely gorgeous skies. 68 degrees already, and it looks like this afternoon's temperatures in the lower 70's a bit later will be the warmest we will see for a few days as not only does rain moving but cooler temperatures return. degrees insas, 68 baltimore, 64 in martinsburg, and 63 in cloudiness, and probably more cloudiness later this afternoon. we will be pushed to 72 degrees in most areas. we thought we would see range eric to become out of the ohio valley, tennessee region and spread eastward, but it looks like the upper-level winds bring the rain from the midwest, south chicago, and right overhead, tomorrow i'm a early at evan 30 8 a.m. -- 7:38 a.m. this is futurecast at this hour. there is the target of rain, where it is supposed to be. through the day tonight and into tomorrow, as we get through late tonight, the steadier cloudiness will move in, and by tomorrow, we have this, heavier downpours and rain throughout the entire day. it will be cooler on in the 60's, and the rain for the rush hour in the evening. right now, it looks li

right now there is talk that the race could be moved to laurel or elsewhwere because of the aging trackland governor larry hogan and baltimore mayor catherine pugh say they are commited to keeping the race at pimlico race track. the race is saturday. kentucky derby winner always dreaming' is the early favorite with 4-5 odds. classic emire is the second favorite with 3 to one odds to win. to the nba playoffs. game one of the eastern conference finals. the cleveland cavaliers coming off road against the bostons celtics who seemed to just be gased after their game 7 win over the wizards monday night. lebron james dominated, scoring 38 points. the cavs cruised to a 117-to 104 win. game two is friday night. a san antonio spurs fan tried to sue a golden state warriors player! center zazapachulia's foot ended up under spurs star kawhi leaonard's ankle while he was shooting a jump shot in game one of the western conference finals. he would miss game two due to the injury. many think it was intentional. a spurs fan was so upset, he filed a lawsuit against pachulia seeking a temporary restraining

. >> decoration day service of the grand army meade was recreated today at laurel hill cemetery where the first memorial day observance in philadelphia was held back in 1868. a group running wreaths at the grave site of a hero in the battle of gettysburg, and if you're wondering when is the best time to travel home from your memorial day vacation, keep this in mind. most people are going to be hitting had the roads tomorrow night. that is according to the p.a. turnpike commission. nbc so will help keep you covered when it comes to the roads, the rails and the sky and first alert traffic updates start tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. on nbc 10. new information into the newsroom about a double shooting in kensington this morning. a brother and sister were found dead inside their home on clearfield street around 9:00 this morning. police say they were both shot in the head. the shooter is still on the run. a boy flies out of a water slide in this shocking video and what he does next might surprise you even more. plus a murder spree suspect speaks right after he killed eight people including

laurel. mt. laurel hosed 13th annual autism speaks south jersey walk. fundraising event is dedicated to improving the lives of people with autism. our natasha brown emcee the event again this year. there were a lot of teams out there supporting the calls, they were walking for their children, grandchildren, and friends. >>> a bit of cloud cover out there yesterday, matt. can we expect to see more of the sun today? >> i really think we can. waking up this morning, already seeing it, that's good news for us. now we could see some cloud cover mover in this afternoon, but overall definitely going to see more sunshine today than what we had on saturday. eyewitness weather watchers, let's check in with them on this sunday morning, cool sunday morning, across the area. we will start things out, a little further to the north. helen saying it is 52 degrees this morning. with a little bit of cloud cover out there. hoping for warmer temperatures today. and it is partly sin, calm winds to start out the day. i think helen that you will get slightly warmer temperatur

significant delays continue on route 73 in mount laurel. let's get you updated.yington has been watching that for us. >> we've been watching this all morning long. 73 out in mount laurel just after 295 we're seeing this still shut down. heavy police presence. tractor-trailer and a diesel fuel spill, downed pole as well. a lot of clean up under way. route 73 northbound still shut down all lanes and traffic being diverted off right now. to get around that take church road, route 70 is also an option. here's 95 on the northbound side around the benjamin franklin bridge. huge delays over the span of the benjamin franklin bridge. northbound side this accident scene we had in the center lane has cleared but you can see approaching that the delays still remain. back >> you can see the wet roads there. we'll keep you updated on this rain. >>> everything is damp this morning. camden, new jersey the view across the battleship new jersey that's rain falling. light rain in philadelphia, wilmington and trenton and showers on the way through delaware. moving up from the south

this is campus of the high school in laurel. gorgeous there.ill go for a forecast of clear skies. delightful at the ballpark tonight. diamondbacks are in town. first pitch at 7:05. 68 for the midgame. seventh inning stretch. and then 66 when it's over. tomorrow morning is cooler. windy min niche and it's clear and cool dry air will settle in. it's 47 for the friends in algany county in cumberland. 55 in fredericksburg. 56 in the city. storminess and the cloudiness from yesterday is continuing to push slowly northeast. so it is nice around sunny and warm. cooler tomorrow winds will be back. thursday morning the clouds increase across the area for advance of the second storm complex to draw the moisture from the gulf of mexico initially. the result is period of rain overnight to friday morning. some rain is heavy. thunderstorms mixed in as well. a frontal system behind it. normally we see the systems, they will blow through and the cold front will clear it out. not this time. the storm center will go north and sit and spin to keep us chilly and c

mount laurel, new jersey, hosted the 13th annual autism speaks south jersey walk.undraising event is dedicated to improving the lives of people with autism. i was happy to emcee the event again this year and there were a lot of teams out there supporting the cause. they were walking for their children grandchildren and friends. >>> strong winds meantime hit northwest china on friday affecting traffic on a highway that connects two cities in the region. the gusts were so strong the truck was that turned upside down on the highway. more trucks were trapped near an overpass on the other side of the highway and a truck was unable to move forward as the fabric covering the vehicle was blown off. >>> now to archer city texas. severe thunderstorms there caught on camera. dramatic lightning could be seen for miles and miles over the north part of the state as the planes were drenched in spring rain. we were drenched this morning at least i was at that walk chelsea. >> yeah, had to put my hat on and everything try to preserve the hair. >> i know and even in some of the vide

burlington county showing that rain that reaches into bensalem, and mount laurel is getting some rain and now moving to gloucester and berlin. more moderate showers that it's tracking to start with. the rain will be with us for most of the morning. we'll get some breaks in the rain. that's when the temperatures warm from the 50s this morning into the 60s later today. 60s not happening right now. penns ford closer at 56 degrees. i'll show when you to expect heavy downpours and the potential for strong storms with the future cast when i'm back in ten minutes. first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're starting off on

. >> next call for mugambi comes from john in laurel, new york. >> thank you, i have a two-part question, if i may. the first part is how would you explain that united states is the most open society probably on the face of the earth with information available literally at your fingertips and at the same time we seemed to be uninformed and related to that. second-part question, is why is it that so many people in this country seem to vote against their own interests? >> it's a great question about really important to mention american history, ironically, it has great roots in the burst of modern democracy in the united states. so even though the founding fathers were very men, highly intellectually and extremely well educated in a broad range of areas, benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson being well versed in science and debating in scientific experiments. following the birth of the united states, development of populist conception of education equating education with elitism and the fostering the notion that common sense was just good enough and people did not really need to be educat

laurel into philadelphia this morning.bill henley and the first alert forecast. bill? >>> it is thick this morning including cape may. you see it in the lights. that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. not just the shore, it's well inland. coatesville, one-mile visibility there. down to one for quakertown, pottstown, bluebell and doylestown. zero visibility in northeast philadelphia, trenton, and mt. holly. and it has been down to zero in millville. still is right now. and the fog getting thicker in wilmington and dover. it's going to be a foggy start this morning. the fog won't last all day. we still have clouds overhead. they'll break for some sunshine. you see i'm tracking some showers to the north of harrisburg, thunderstorm activity. looks like we will get some storms, most likely this afternoon. right now it's fog. temperatures a little bit warmer than yesterday. there's a lot more moisture around, hence the fog. 60 degrees now in the lehigh valley. 62 degrees in philadelphia. we will warm up nicely to

laurel. heads up, you will be contend willing that cell moving your way. many more cells off to the south and west. you can see they're strong, and potentially severe. we do have the severe thunderstorm warning just south of southern delaware, it is moving off to the north and east. so see forward, also the delaware beaches, you could be contend withing that very strong cell as we head into about the next 30 minute to 45 minutes, this evening. thunderstorms, some strong potentially isolated severe. temperatures going to be on the mild side with the exception of some rain cooled there. overnight, storms coming to an end mainly by midnight. could see few lingering showers, temperatures falling back to 59. future weather showing us we head into the 7:0 8:00 hour still dealing with these storms rolling on through. and they will be on the stronger side capable of producing heavy downpours, frequent lightning, possibility of hail, strong winds to up 50 miles per hour. head into midnight still deal with few showers, couple of rumbles every thunder. stronger weath

laurel pacific heights where mark matthews is standing by. neighbors say this isn't unusual? >> reporter: no, janelle in fact they're saying it's a common occurrence. you can see broken glass up there and up there. lever cars just on this side of the street were hit last night. . the for the ford escape was next ma lafayette park this morning he came out from los gatos to spend the night with friends. >> i guess it makes me really feeling that i wish there was better security. >> this man brace mercedes was also hit. >> i think for all the taxes we pay the police needs to do a better job. >> he said that as police were dusting his car for fingerprints. most people whose car windowing were smaukd smashed did not uls calls the police they called insurance companies and nearest auto glass repair shop. >> as long as the city allows it will happen. >> the manager of auto glass now says his business boomed after voters passed proposition 47 reducing the penalty for possession of stolen penalty. >> it's a slap on the wrist for a thief to break into cars. >> the district attorney geo

mount laurel at mom's house .6 of an inch. in philadelphia half inch of rainfall. fairly healthy amount there as well. we will head in the evening, i think we can leave umbrella behind but leave that slick's long. we will have highs of drizzle, foggy conditions, cloud hanging around but temperatures will stay very stable as we head throughout the evening hours. generally in the middle 60's, so we will be on the mild side of average but again, with the dreary conditions and muggy factor it will feel quite damp visibility showing us reduce add cross many reporting sites across the coast and visibility down to a mile and a half in ac, 4 miles in wildwood, down to a mile visibility in mount pocono. as i mentioned dew points they tell us about this sticky factor where they are in the 60's. you step outside and feel that , gross, mugginess and that is a trend right now that steam factor even though temperatures are fairly mild we have a lot of moisture at the surface that will start to wayne nor the day tomorrow and we will start to feel slightly more comfortable especia

list goes on n cherry hill, jenny, carrie in mount laurel are reporting over a .1 of an inch and we have much more of ago thissing on here throughout this list. so, what you will end up with today is just one of the days that requires the rain gear for sure but we will talk burr commute, and traffic and weather always go very much hand and hand on days like this this morning is the worst , sorry, meisha. rain, thunderstorms will be out there, we have not seen any lightening on doppler indication but the rain is out there the at moment. spotty showers, scattered storms and then continue in the afternoon and evening rush as we look at our seven day there are bright spots and we have been in a busy pattern lately. maybe a left over sprinkle tomorrow but saturday looks awesome, sunday and monday though, potential for showers or a thunderstorm return to the forecast again, meisha. >> no fun on a holiday weekend but we have saturday, right, hey, you know what if you are hold enough to drive thinks not our first rodeo driving in the rain. i will repeat myself, regardless leave your homes early,