temperatures 86 downtown, 82 gaithersburg, 84 manassas and 86 in leesburg. factor in humidity, it feels like it's 90 in leesburg and feels like 87 in manassas. for tonight we'll say an early isolated thunderstorm still possible, muggy, patchy fog, 68 to 74. we'll come back. we are going to track more thunderstorms tomorrow. we'll talk about that and we're tracking tropical storm chantal. >>> the united states still not picking a side as the violence continues to flow in egypt. at least 50 people died today as supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi clashed with the egyptian military. the u.s. has not cut off funding to egypt and says it's not sure if morsi's removal was a military coup. former state department advisor john alterman says the united states does not want to call take coup because that might hurt allies in the region. >> the law says if there's a military coup, the u.s. has to cut off aid. there has been a coup. the u.s. doesn't want to cut off aid and the administration is needing to find language to describe what happened that doesn't tr

leesburg. feels like it's 100 in frederic and 100 down toward orange. so, we are indeed looking at just the beginning. the harvenger. heat index 105 to 109. a heat advisory for tomorrow downtown. just for the downtown area. and only has to happen for one day or more. no nighttime parameters. we'll probably see heat advisory posted for the suburbs, but later on in the week as it gets hotter. so, stay hydrated as derek said with water. eat light meals, limit your time in the sunshine, and remember your pets. they need water and ac as well. so for tonight, isolated thunderstorm possible. then partly cloudy and muggy. lows in the 70s and the storms could occur after midnight. we'll talk more about that when we come back and talk about yellow alerts. we'll tell you why. >> there's that dreaded word. tough week ahead. thank you. well, organizers are now planning vigils in some 100 cities for saturday over the verdict in the trayvon martin killing. here is more with the federal case at the george zimmerman was found not guilty. >> in l.a., police fired bean ba

she was from leesburg, so we came out of the house, started running. i got no shoes, no phone, took off running, didn't know if it was anything close by. >> we'll let you know what we're hearing about a series of explosions at a florida propane plant. >>> taking a live look outside, transamerica pyramid in san francisco beautifully lit on this tuesday, july 30th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is just about 4:31. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check the tuesday morning forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning laura and jon. good morning at home. we have a crisp start to the day. you'll probably notice you have to throw an extra blanket on the you're still in bed. this is a good sign of a cooler afternoon ahead. we'll hold on to this beautiful late july weather. i'll let you know how long it's going to last and when that summer returns all in your seven-day. first let's check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. folks, look at this beautiful

still a positive an isolated shower or thunder shower. 84 degrees in leesburg. 82 in gaithersburg.ur temperature went up. then it's upper 80s down the south, culpeper, fredericksburg, just a little bit of heat down there especially when you factor in the humidity which is still pretty darn high. 91 is what it feels like in manassas, 96 in culpeper. at the end of the week relief but first we got to get through those storms. as far as your evening goes we cool down to 78 degrees. by 11:00 p.m. warm and muggy from 84 degrees where we're at now. future weather all this rain heading out of here. we got cloud cover on tap for tomorrow morning. maybe patchy fog. back in on us tomorrow afternoon, any time between about noon and about 8:00 p.m. the possibility of some storms and for thursday i think our area that has the potential for seeing some storms will be mainly along and east of i-95. especially those areas down through st. mary's, calvert county for thursday. our main storm risk for tomorrow will be right up here, frederick, winchester, petersburg the area off to the west and north,

sticky and steamy 92 around waldorf and la plata and still holding around 90 in leesburg. now the future, show you what you can expect tomorrow morning. clouds pushing back in by the time we get to 8:00, 9:00 a.m. partly cloudy by then. expecting more showers and even a few thunderstorms coming our way. mainly during the afternoon tomorrow. so keep your umbrellas handy for yet another day. in fact another three days as you'll see. 30% chance of seeing that thunder shower move through with high humidity and i think very high humidity coming our way mid-week wednesday and also on thursday. we'll get afternoon showers and even some thunderstorms but the possibility of severe weather on thursday. here's a look at tomorrow morning start, 71 gaithersburg, 73 degrees la plata to areas around stafford, alexandria starting out at 73. the high tomorrow this time a little higher getting up to 89 to 90 degrees with again your showers and storms coming i think early afternoon right through the late afternoon tomorrow. so 90 for tomorrow the high. wednesday 93. we'll be a little cooler

so quite a rebound already. 88 in leesburg. 86 in culpeper. 85 in fredericksburg.ulpeper, fredericksburg, orange all have the opportunity to see thunderstorms here in the next little bit. 84 in mount airy, maryland and 82 in gaithersburg and germantown. temperatures bottoming out in thor 60s in the shenandoah valley to low and mid-70s around town. not a whole lot going on in our immediate area. there are thunderstorms barely down to the south and west of fredericksburg going down through spotsylvania county. living or traveling along 95 to the south of fredericksburg be on the look out for that. it will cross the interstate in a little bit. more thunderstorms down south and into maryland. tomorrow's rain chance will be coming in fairly quickly. showers will be ending for this evening. mild and muggy start first thing tomorrow morning and another chance for some isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon. so overnight low, upper 60s to mid-70s under a muggy evening. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine a day much like today and rask of an

dealt with this morning, but nonetheless be on the lookout with fog first thing, and then 90 in leesburg, and 88 in manass manassas, and into maryland we go, 85 in annapolis and edge water and chesapeake beach, and 85 towards solomon's island. and heat index, with the extra humidity, the heat index values in the low to mid-90s across the area, and it's going to get a lot worse than that as we go through the next couple days. and this is as of noontime tomorrow. heat indexes, upper 90s to near 100, and then topping out in the low 100s by midafternoon and staying above 90 degrees through about eight or 9:00 tomorrow night, and then tuesday, even warmer than that, and the heat index values 100 to 105 degrees on tuesday. this is the first big heat wave of the season, six days, 90 or higher, and daytime highs nearing in on 100 by thursday, friday, and overnight lows getting close to 80 degrees by thursday and friday. so get redy for hot afternoons. highs at the coastline, in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. showers near us are way across parts of southern delaware. dry tonight and dry throug

we've cooled to 80. 77 leesburg. frederick is 72 with 75 fredricksburg and 77 easton and our heat index values are now in the 70s. still feels like 84 in d.c. with that heat index value of 85 here in washington. hagerstown is 76. that is your weather. let's turn it over to beverly now for timesaver traffic. good morning, bev. >> good morning, howard. checking out the ride for beltway folks right now from sky 9, we're getting word of there was debris or maybe damage on the pavement right before the exit for route 1 in college park. it's damaged some vehicles clearly whatever is there. they're over on the right shoulder. we're told state highway crews are going out to either remove the debris or pick up the problem, patch up the problem with the pothole there. outer loop of the beltway out of greenbelt into college park, right now relatively little delay but the caution along the right side of the roadway if you're continuing west into silver spring, all your lanes are open. if you make the trip east on 66 seeing a lit

in fairfax county, 72, 70 for manassas and 73 if leesburg. outside with our michael and son camera, scaffolding on the washington monument shows up great at night. the dew points are about 70, with luck we'll drop them done a bit. for the last month or so, very humid summer that continues with temperatures that are going to feel like they are 80 now. just the forecast by the way on the heat index values. by lunch time that heat index near 100 in manassas. feels like 996 in dc. by 4:00 in the low 100s, that means there are no advisories or alerts here, you have to be outside, you have to hydrate yourself and actively stay cool. temperatures nationally are going to be well in the 90s on much of the east coast. look at the cooler weather. in dallas and albuquerque for july what's going on? there is an upper level low. lots of rain expected today. well to the north of us. that is allowing this ridge of high pressure to build. we have the area of low pressure, so the central and southern plains are soggy there. across florida and the south. this h

feels like it's 100 in leesburg and 97 in culpeper and 103 over in annapolis. so, heat wave all this week. heat advisory downtown tomorrow from noon to 7:00. that includes the down town yairs of d.c. and baltimore and also arlington as well as falls church. mid to upper 90s all this week and isolated thunderstorms. that's the only relief we've got. so exercise in the morning or indoors if you can. do the spinning class. keeps shades closed. wear light colored clothes and check on the elderly. this is serious stuff as we get into day four and five with temperatures in the 90s. isolated storms tonight and partly cloudy and muggy. low temperatures in the 70s. winds will turn out of the north, northeast at 10. so tomorrow, we'll keep green, 95. wednesday green and 96. only isolated storms. but then on thursday, we're going to go yellow alert because of the heat. temperatures in the upper 90s and we have a heat wave like this. day 4 is the problem of the heat. so, the next seven days, friday still very hot. nats back in town. 98. finally a cold front comes through.

she was from leesburg, so we came out of the house, started running.phone, took off running, didn't know if it was anything close by. >> we'll let you know what we're hearing about a series of explosions at a florida propane plant. >>> taking a live look outside, transamerica pyramid in san francisco beautifully lit on this tuesday, july 30th. this is "today in the bay."

she was from leesburg. i got no shoes, no phone.n't know if it was close by a scary scene there. we'll let you know what we're now hearing about a series of explosions at a florida propane tank. >> happy tuesday. temperatures are crisp to start. you might need to pull out your jacket this morning. we have a cool day setting up. we have air quality issues. want to make sure you're aware of them if you live near the coastline. that's coming up. >>> we clearly see the volume starting to pick up for 880 through fremont. i have an issue for 680. i'll give the warning for drivers so you can be on the lookout. >>> we're looking out for the sun's arrival. beautiful look over san francisco, clearly see the transamerica pyramid on the left. it's tuesday, july 30. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everyone. want to get to the breaking news out of san francisco where an overnight house fire uncovers a marijuana grow. now investigators are trying to fi

might be something trying toto form up, not too par west of leesburg, but these don't tend d to have lot of lightning withh them. they have pretty food downpours, because they grab every available bit of moisture. there's one more piece of energn we are watching in the detroitdt area. that is going to swing to the te north tonight.no we will keep an eye and make mae sure that doesn't grow anythingg isolated in our direction.ion. speaking of keeping an eye on on things, this is not a tropical l system put it's awfully close tl the united states, it's a uppere level low, we are going to watch this over the bahamas causingmaa rain and it may be driftingng closer to florida and bringing rain in. one more system to watch, tropical storm chantal has formed our third storm of theste season and pretty far south, too. this one is being investigated in even as we speak by the hurricane hunter, but the latesa thinking it's about 390 miles east, southeast of barbetta, moving rather brisky, with winds of 45, a little worried aboutabt this thing going across the island and across haiti because the

rain there but this stuff has been weakening as it moves toward the east and southeast. 75 still in leesburgester and gaithersburg this morning with fredricksburg and easton 78. 79 here in d.c. we're going to the mid and upper 80s today. i think we'll have more clouds than sunshine. storms possible this morning and storms possible this afternoon. monika samtani is off but beverly farmer is in watching timesaver traffic. >>> pretty happy on the roadways. northbound interstate 95 you're in decent shape as you make the ride from fredricksburg into spring field. volume has been light here. if you continue north 395, work crews were still in place approaching the 14th street bridge. that boundary channel drive bridge ongoing work. that's been tying up the right side of the roadway. northbound side of 395 to the 14th street bridge, virginia beltway, i-66, they picked up the road work there. maryland outer loop of the beltway no early problems as you make your way west into silver spring. overnight work north of andrews should be out of the way. one crash that was eastbound 198 on the ramp to the s

that's not bad in the scheme of things. 86 in leesburg. it's just humid outside. for tonight, early showers, maybe a thunderstorm. then just muggy with patchy fog late, although 68 to about 74. we will come back. we will talk about the possibility of a yellow alert tomorrow. we'll tell you where tropical storm chantelle is headed. >>> we told you about the graphic story of a heroin addict trying to stay clean. tonight an update. >>> first, a woman who did not want to break up with her husband, so she took another approach, and it got her arrested. ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> caught on camera. a michigan woman who had to plead guilty to hiring a hit man to bump off her husband. now, the hit man actually was an undercover cop who recorded the whole thing. the thing was all set up after a coworker contacted police saying 21-year-old julia told him she wanted her husband axed. >> she wanted it to look like a break-

we fall into the mid-70s in rockville and leesburg and ashburn all at 75 degrees. same with wall waldorf. a sticky 78 -- with waldorf. a sticky 78 in annapolis. the scaffolding on the washington monument all lit up. the temperature 79. dew point 72. gives us that heat index, the feels like temp of 82. a southwesterly wind at 7. so clearly another sticky, muggy morning in store for us. when you've got this humidity around and low level moisture, itself showers and storms can persist overnight. the disturbance is really up to the north. you see how they're firing here from areas of ontario across lake erie back into ohio. another cluster of storms out to the west. we're going to watch this action because we'll get that first wave coming here later this morning north and west through the early afternoon in d.c. then it's going to move south and east of us for the afternoon. still spotty showers and storms not out of the question north and west for the evening hours. then tonight midnight still a couple of showers. we'll quiet down toward tomorrow morning. then tomorro

oakland 76. 75 annapolis. 73 leesburg and still 77 here going up to about 88 with a chance for a stormernoon. monika is off but we've got you covered. here's beverly farm we are timesaver traffic -- farmer with timesaver traffic. >>> a pretty good ride. many of the construction zones picking up for you. the work zone on 95 near the i countercounterthey picked up -- the icc picked up. right lane is getting by here. you head to four corners, southbound on colesville road, university boulevard, the right side of the roadway still blocked with the road work. virginia drivers i-95 opened the work zone that was southbound in dumfries. northbound lanes are open. they're starting to open the hov lanes. they're back open in springfield but not dumfries yet. light volume toward springfield continuing north on 395 to the 14th street bridge. >> thank you, beverly. >>> it was not the ending family and friends prayed for. the search for a missing 7-year- old with autism ends in tragedy. michael kingbury's body was found in a car right by his home and his family is grieving his loss but desperately s

thursday, he'll be in leesburg, virgina, and orlando, florida. encouraging indictors show signs the economy continues to build a strong base in the housing sector. according to the case shiller index, home prices rose 12% in may - the most in seven years. prices are supported by a shortage of available homes for sale in many markets. we found out an increasing number of americans are plunking down cash to buy their homes. "it may be due to the increase in stock market evaluation. now they want to cash out of the stock market and use that cash to buy a home. some of the baby boomer parents are using their cash to buy a starter home for their young-adult children." "you have a substantial portion of buyers using all cash so they can not default on their mortgages since they don't have mortgages. furthermore, tight underwriting standards are assuring that recent home- buyers are very solid buyers." that was lawerence yun of the national association of realtors. the case shiller report notes property values in dallas and denver reached record levels,

take a look at these numbers felt like 98 in leesburg. 95 at national. 101 at war i think warrington. 96 in frederick. everybody had to dole with all of this hot, sticky weather. it is currently 85 degrees in an appeases. 89 in dc. that's the same for fredericksburg. 86 at dull dullus. it feels like it is in the 90s. that's nothing compared to what we are going to have the week ahead. i will have those details later expect some triple digits. back to you. >>> coming up on fox 5 news at 6 a store on the show "glee" found dead in his hotel room.  >> the obama administration is sending a senior on envoy to e. bill burns is set to meet with government officials and others during his 2 day visit. he is expected to underscore u.s. support for they beginning people all egypian people. >>> developing tonight an update on nelson mandela's condition. a former president of south africa says mandela is on a mechanical ventilator but will be discharged from the hospital soon. he he has been in and out of the hospital for more than 5 weeks for a recurring lung infecti

around rockville. 86 in leesburg. you got 90 down around culpeper and about 84, 85 where it's been around waldorf, la plata, warrenton and manassas. factor in the humidity, temperatures have been running about five to six degrees higher that heat index temperature. so low to mid-90s your heat index. 84 degrees with showers headed out. by 9:0080 degrees. partly sunny sky, warm at 11:00 with a temperature of 78 degrees. while things clear out for a while our skis will turn over to a partly cloudy sky. by tomorrow morning mostly cloudy. could see areas of fog setting up but then it turns stormy by noon to 1:00 tomorrow. around 2:00 or 3:00 could see a nasty line of storms move through our area where we could be getting a lot of wind and some downpours and for thursday i think our main area will be i-95 to the east and down to the south. you folks around annapolis, prince george's county, st. mary's county, calvert county on the look out for thursday. so the possibility of seeing some large hail tomorrow as well as damagi

some of these places, leesburg, ohio, 3.69 inches. it's really the story here. have one piece of good news here, relief. cooler temperatures. average temperatures we should be seeing this time of year in the forecast. new york 80. better than the 105 and 110 we were looking at last week. the low pressure is to the north. warm front and cold front pulling off that. all the moisture coming from the gulf is going to be with us. it means we are talking scattered thunderstorms. so, with that, yes, some of the areas will see heavier showers. where we see the heavier thunderstorms is hard to predict. one to two inches of rain. mostly expected along the cold fronlt. green bay down to kansas city. that's what we are watching for. i am much happier with scattered showers in the forecast than 105 and 110. >> breaking the heat was key. >> it makes such a difference. >> huge. i'll tell you firsthand. >> pope francis heading for brazil to oversee the world youth day celebrations. this is his first overseas trip. he is the first latin american pope returning to his home region

lovettsville and leesburg 73. we've got mid-70s.now 76 in springfield and alexandria. 77 college park over to annapolis and here in washington with mostly cloudy skies, a few breaks though in the cloud cover. you see a little glimpse of sun this morning. 78. feeling like 80 with the dew point at 73 degrees. the moisture continues at the lower levels. the upper levels impulses come our way like the one this morning. losing a little punch but we'll get you into the middle of the day with showers, a spotty thunderstorm. then in the afternoon notice a little darker green and yellow here and there so spotty thunderstorms. heavier stuff in eastern ohio moves into pennsylvania and west virginia this evening. for us probably arriving a little too late to give us a big kick but we'll still look at a threat for a shower or storm by midnight. then tomorrow afternoon more showers and storms with a front coming through. that threat shifts to the south in the afternoon and drier air moves in. we do have chantal by the way, has been weakening. pre

temps not that bad, but factor in the humidity it feels like 93 in leesburg and 90 in culpeper. tonight ab isolated evening thunderstorm, then muggy -- an isolated evening thunderstorm, then muggy and patchy fog. we'll come back and talk about a couple things. we'll let you know if we're in for another yellow alert day on tuesday. >>> now let's get to that deadly crash of asiana airlines flight 214. south korean translators are helping federal investigators interview the crew of the bowing 777 which crash landed saturday in san francisco -- boeing 777 which crash landed saturday in san francisco. two passengers died and others are in the hospital with fractured spines. >> reporter: investigators are not only working to determine the cause of the crash, but also whether a separate accident may to be blame for the death of one of the teenage passengers. for passengers flying into san francisco international airport the wreckage of asiana flight 214 is a difficult sight to miss. federal investigators are interviewing all four pilots on board including the man reportedly at the cont

it's 80 still in baltimore and annapolis. 77 leesburg and fredricksburg.re sitting at 83 with 72 in winchester. when you factor in the humidity, well, the heat index already up to 88 at national airport. let's turn it over to beverly farmer in for monika this week and has been tracking timesaver traffic for us. >>> checking it out for you, right now in good shape. overnight road work is out of the way. no early issues to tell you about on the beltway at the wilson bridge. moving smoothly. nice colors for your sunrise. they did pick up that road work on the inner loop in alexandria so no issues there. east on 66 the volume for you as you make your way in toward manassas but the pace is really still good. front royal into falls church and on into rosslyn. no troubles there. all the overnight road work out of the way and trouble free. northbound 95 seeing a little building volume as you head past quantico to get into dumfries. just volume. the pace in springfield still looks good to get to the beltway and on to 395. back to you. >>> later this morning a vigil

tracking this light area of rain over the mountains, trying to make its way towards warrenton and leesburgi think it will successfully do so, but it's going to continue to break up. so this morning those of you in frederick, loudon, faulkier, prince william counties will see scattered showers in those areas. off to the east you remain dry for the morning. it is a balmy start to the day. 7:00 a.m., we'll be at 76 degrees. 8:00 a.m., a mild 77. still, though, limited sunshine. by 9:00 a.m., there's that chance of a shower still for those of you well to the west of the metro area. d.c. metro is dry this morning. 78 degrees at 9:00 a.m. getting into the afternoon hours, we're looking at those hit-or-miss showers once again across the entire area. with some isolated thunderstorms. overnight tonight, there's just a chance of a shower before midnight. otherwise we're looking at mostly cloudy skies. 3:00, we're at 88 degrees. 6:00 p.m., 85. it is going to be hot today. tomorrow, hot once again. a high of 91 but very humid tomorrow. some scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms are likely tomo

i see it in politicians every day when they are deciding and creating leesburg laws which they feel so holloway. they don't realize that these law reasons the change. 100 years ago in 1920, just prior to that. i am actually thankful for all of you for being here and that we are having this discussion. this is the discussion we need to have in order for us to move forward with real immigration reform. what we have in the senate, i don't believe it is real immigration reform. there is a lot of great things and a lot of bad things. i could stay here to talk all day about this but even the way we have reworked a point system, we are creating human beings to be a commodity of this nation, not so much being part of this nation. >> let me ask you a quick question. in your personal experience, what would it have meant to add a decade on to your path to citizenship? if all law had been the one they are trading today, how would that have changed your life? >> the issue for me and my family at the time was less about full citizenship. it was about the legal status first. that is the key step. onc

the loudon county zoning administration is holding the meeting at the county government center in leesburge proposed changes should be consistent with the state regulations for family day homes. that includes increasing the maximum number of children permitted from 9 to 12. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00. >>> and looking at the four things you need to know today, stay with news 4 throughout the day for updates on the potential showdown on capitol hill. we'll keep you updated on whether senate democrat s make good on their promise to change the rules on filibusters. >>> vigils planned this saturday with regard to trayvon martin. >>> and a shooting in southeast early this morning. those men taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police working to identify suspects. >>> head over to nbcwashington.com for news 4 today's facebook page for an interactive map that will tell you if your water will be shut off. tens of thousands of people are expected to lose water service as wssc works to repair a main that could burst. the water could be off for as many as five days. >>> hour

. >> you could still see the orange glow even from leesburg. >> you could hear the explosion? >> oh, yes. >> what did it sound like? >> just real loud booms going off, each time shaking the house. >> had to be a terrifying scene for everybody nearby. an evacuation order for nearby residents has been lifted and the fire has been contained. >>> 6:05 right now. continuing coverage of the crash landing of asiana flight 214 at san francisco international airport. overnight an emotional memorial service was held in china for the three teenage girls who died. the families carried the ashes of the girls into a funeral parlor and placed them in front of a shrine. following tradition the caskets were draped in red cloth, placed next to the girl's favorite fruits and drinks. funerals for the girls are planned for a later date. >> so very sad, so very young. >>> after a long time a bay area soldier who died in the korean war finally returning home. family members receiving the remains of joseph david steinberg this morning. that's going to happen in san jose. "today in the bay's" bob rede

. >> you can see the orange glow from leesburg. >> you could hear the explosion? >> oh, yes. >> what did it sound like? >> real loud booms going off, each time shaking the house. looked outside, big fire, she was from leesburg, we came out of the house, started running. i got no shoes, no phone, took off running, don't know if it was anything close by. >> the extent of the injury is not immediately known. but the officials say all the workers made it out alive. so far, so good. >>> the defense in the fabrice tourre case didn't call any witnesses. so closing arguments set for today. jury deliberations expected to start tomorrow. the former goldman sachs trader is accused of secretly helping paulson and company construct $2 billion deal that could bet against. good to find clients on both sides of the trade. mary thompson is covering the story and will join us at 8:40 eastern. >>> two stars of the reality show "the housewives of new jersey" will be in court today. federal prosecutors charge them with just being totally obnoxious and unwatchable. no, i'm sorry, with

. >> i work out of our leesburg location. my wife works out of our home. > in the richest county? >> yes, sir i read that. >> the college students and any other worker reported to the office reports to the washington, d.c. office which is why it was established as our principle office. we had an employee from florida, former i.r.s. executive who lives there who retired to that area and the gentleman that you're referring to in boston actually works in a top secret facility on an air force place so that is at the client's site. >> one last question. based on what the chairman just said, i want to remind you you are under oath and i want to ask you this question. don't you think you manipulated this process and frustrated the true purpose of this program? >> no, sir. >> why do you say that? >> i don't feel i manipulated it that's why i said that. >> you admitted you lied with regard to ack si of information. >> to a direct yes no, we provided inaccurate information on our time sheets not on payroll statements which we corrected since and put processes in place to correct them sir. t

this is inside the house and this is in leesburg. we went inside the house. we saw the orange blow. we got in the car and took off. bill: it happened in tavares, florida. 40 miles west of orlando. at any given time that plant holds 53,000 propane tanks, ones just like these you would use in your backyard barbecue grill. steve harrigan is live in miami, leading our coverage there. what happened, steve? good morning. >> reporter: bill, it all went down 11:00 last night. there were concerns about a major loss of life. there were 24 workers on the second shift at the blue rhino plant t was tough to account for them. all are safe. eight are in the hospital. four with some very serious burns. initially it was these 20-gallon tanks whiching collided and began to explode. officials are not sure what caused the fire but they're sure it was not a deliberate act. >> we don't think there was any act of sabotage or anything like that. we honestly think it was, probably an equipment failure with a combination of maybe human error from one of the staff. >> reporter: this fire initially sounded lik

. >> i work out of our leesburg hub zone location. my wife works out of our home. >> in the richest county in the country. >> yes, sir. tending to our five children, four of them under the age of ten or under. the college students and any other worker that reported to an office reports to the washington d.c. office which is why we established that as a principal office. we did have, as you mentioned, an employee from florida, former irs executive who lives there and retired to that area. the gym and you're referring to in boston actually works in a top-secret facility on an air force base. that is not located in boston. >> just one last question based upon what the chairman just said. i want to remind you are growth. a lot test his question. don't you think he manipulated. >> what you see that? >> that's why said that. >> you just admitted he lied with regards to the accuracy of information. >> we provided inaccurate information on our time sheets, not on our peril statements, which we shared and have collected sense and put processes

traveling in the area eastbound leesburg pike, you'll see the right lane blocked by an accident theree still seeing about a three-mile backup in the area and traveling the inner loop this time at braddock earlier crash cleared to the shoulder lane. we're seeing delays from the interchange to bra ♪ >> we love "today"! >> i watch "today" every morning before i go to school. >> happy anniversary, mom and dad! ♪ >> i want to meet matt lauer. >> just a 8:00 now on a monday morning. it's the 8th day of july, 2013. big crowd out on our plaza this morning. northeast.other scorcher here i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie. and it is a little sticky out here. >> i was going to say, it's a pretty summer day, if you like scorchers. >> exactly right. >>> meanwhile, coming up, we've got the toast of the town, at least if you live in london. he is the talk of great britain. we're talking about the one and only andy murray, who won wimbledon yesterday. the first british man to do that in 77 years. and mr. murray will join us live in just a couple of minutes. >>> and the matriarch of the kardas