i'm sorry, in leesburg.nd she took the cousin, the nine-year-old, with her to go to another family residence in ashburn to pick up her five-year-old son. that's the other child you see there on the full screen. so, they went from the house in leesburg to the house in ashburn. the three of them were there last seen at that house in ashburn sometime on friday night. and then we're told that courtney left the home with the two children, the nine-year-old and the five-year-old in her car. they were supposed to go back to the house in leesburg but wee now, that was at some point friday night. we don't know what happened on saturday but we can tell you that sunday is when courtney ash's family reported her and the two children missing. there is no amber alert out for the children. a lot of people have a question about that. we do, as well. but we have information about a vehicle that they said that courtney was last seen riding in. that is a 2002 blue ford taurus with virginia tags v vuv9899. of course everyone is

this is caused by a problem in leesburg. richard: richard: joins us live -- richard: richard: joins us where where it began to explain. good evening. richard: hey, good evening. behind me is the f.a.a.'s air control center. this is where they control the high altitude flights and five states. when it had to be evacuated, that is when the problems began. the ground stop meant downed planes, stranded passengers and oh, yeah, frustration. >> that something was miles away on the f.a.a. air traffic control center in leesburg. a huge repair job, fumes wafted inside. we have nine but probely nasty according to a spokesperson forcing evacuation of 50 people. richard: this was not the first time it happened in august of 2015. there was a computer outage that originated from this facility. it caused delays up but the grounding action is better situation than having planes flying around in the air with nowhere to go. live in leesburg, richard: richard, abc7 news. alison: thank you. coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00", four men missin

region and evacuation of personnel in leesburg meant a full ground stop. we know many incoming flights diverted and paerm where scrambling to change plans. >> if not, go back to the city and get a hotel room. stipulating what round one more day? >> why not, washington is great. >> many does he sided they were not going to get the hotel room they would wait around. they said a couple people i talked to said they kept hearing perhaps their flight would take off and then the airline crew had basically expired their term and they needed another crew n definitely we think there will be a rip eley infect this everyone is being told to please check with air lines before come together airport. delta issued a travel waiver for yesterday and today. we'll continue to follow the situation from reagan national. melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thanks, mel, 4:2. eldest son of president trump hired an attorney to represent him after donald trump jr. admitted during the presidential campaign he met with russian lawyer with alleged ties to kremlin and russian preside

he is one of thousands affected by monday's evacuation of the faa's leesburg facility. >> it makes you would not have some kind of backup location. tom: that is a question we heard from any passengers. 7 on your side wanted to know, what is the backup plan? a you can safely transfer certain amount of traffic to other facilities and other equipment, but you cannot handle the volume you normally can through one of the most congested and complex air spaces in the country. tom: once planes in the air were landed safely, others could not get to war from reagan, bwi, and dulles for hours. at the evacuation been longer, eventually play in activity would have resumed but at a slower pace than normal. for now, the roof construction project in leesburg will not continue. >> we are looking into this matter, investigating, to make sure it does not happen again. tom: the good opposite of this time last night on the board. it took much of today, but things are now back to normal. live at reagan national, tom roussey, abc 7 news. in -- thes just former coo of anheuser-busch under investigation after

now, police say that courtney was at a family residence in leesburg on friday night.he left with the nine-year-old, her cousin, to go to another family house in ashburn. she did arrive to that family house with jalen and she did, indeed, pick up her five-year-old son, cameron. they were supposed to go back to where they started, that other family residence in leesburg, but the three of them never arrived. so, we don't know exactly what went on saturday but we can tell that you sunday is when family members came to the loudoun county sheriff's office and reported the three of them missing. they said they had not heard from any of them since friday night, since they left that place in ashburn. now, we don't have exact times from the loudo sheriff's office. we're trying to kind of piece those details together. but let's go ahead and tell you the vehicle that they were driving in. it's a 2002 blue ford taurus license plate vuv9844. anyone with information if you think you saw the three together anywhere in the area please give the loudoun county sheriff's office a call. l

three were expected to return to that residence in leesburg. but they never arrived. they were reported missing on sunday, and again, we came out to interview family, just a short time ago, and courtney's mother had just gotten word that her daughter's car was discovered in a creek. the county sheriff's offers spokesperson is expected to be arriving here soon. so we are anticipating more details, of course we will continue to keep you posted just as soon as we have more information. for now we're live in ashburn, news. >> tonight there has been shocking development in the case of an hiv-positive charles county public school coach and assistant who is charged with child sex abuse. grand jury has returned a 119 count indictment against carlos d'angelo bell. and despite that indictment, authorities said today this investigation is not over, and there may still be victim out there that have yet to come forward. fox5's tom fit gerald live at charles county circuit court in l.a. plate a with more. >> good evening, this is a case that's shaken the people here in charles coun

this is 96 in leesburg and 96 in reagan national. it feels better on the river. this is wakeup temperature for 70's. 75 in downtown d.c. it's cooler in the northern and the western suburbs. let's talk about the five-day temperature trend. around 98 on thursday. moving in the upcoming weekend, it's upper 80's to 90's. the feels like on thursday are around 100 to 105 degrees. that is the next best chance that we could tie or break records. the ten-day outlook from stormwatch7, once we get through the weekend we stay in lower 80's on monday. chance of thunderstorms for tuesday, wednesday, thursday next week. we will crank up the heat and the humidity again. this is a fantastic view of the kennedy center behind us. just over there, we have the watergate behind us. this is probably one of the best places to be when the heat and the humidity is at its peak in washington, d.c. get on a river boat. it feels great out here. we will track storms to the west of us. i'll be back live at 5:15. let's head inside where it's cooler inside he michelle: it may be cooler but you ha

sky fox in leesburg. issue was at the faa washington center in leesburg.e fumes from kux maintenance that caused hazmat issue. it filled the control room there. so everyone had to evacuate. it was 6:0 . dozens of flights headed to reagan, dulles, bwi. dozens scheduled to take off. that evacuation because this center handles high altitude flights over the d.c. area that meant ground stop at the airports an passenger he's to scrambel to change plans. >> we're on airplane actually around 5:30 and then at 6:00 they said okay we can close the doors and then at about 6:30, okay we cannot take off and we stay on the airplane until 8:0 and finally got off and we wait aid long time. we wanted to get off. they kept delaying us and delaying us and delaying us and eventually we got a hotel room. we got to the hotel room and they didn't have rooms available. it was long. they came back and ended up at the airport. >> you can travel day. that's exactly what they experienced. many other people we talked to here at reagan national airport this morning some are giving up a

that is because of those problems at the washington center which is of course in leesburg but we are starting to see movement on the tarmac now. but problems there led to problems here and other places as well. planes were grounded. dulles, bwi and reagan national. this boston-bound traveller. >> they won't give us a hotel. they rerouted us for the morning and said everything is booked solid. >> reporter: her d.c. vacation got longer and less comfortable. >> washington is beautiful this is not beautiful. >> reporter: ava jones will miss out on her daughter's first day of college. her flight was cancelled until tuesday. >> this is not reunion with his wife and niece is not going to happen as planned. >> they were coming in from toronto and were redirected. >> reporter: after being in the air since 11:00 a.m. our time. it was only after hours of on the runway that these passengers learned why this was because of hazardous fumes at some place they have never heard of. >> the fire department -- anyone in the building. >> reporter: knowing the situation doesn't make up for missed moments

this is after the major issue last night with the faa in leesburg. let's take you to what caused this. we understand that according to the faa, it was last night when a facility in leesburg caused a ground stop across the d.c. area. fumes from a construction site came into the faa control room and as a result, all three airports in the d.c. area, no flights came in or out. some folks were able to rebook late last night. this morning to find out that they are on standby and do not have a ticket in flight. others are waiting to find out if and when they make it to their destination. some say it was easy dealing with customer service but others say they have growing frustrations this morning. still waiting and hoping to reach their destination. autria: best of luck to those travelers. to chaos.eturning at least 80 protesters were arrested on monday or rest -- who objects to republican efforts. republicans hope to introduce a new replacement bill next week. adrianna: this morning, there could be a north korean missile just hanging out in space. last week

by like it's 83 in buoy. 81 in leesburg. by noon, it feels like it's 100 now in leesburg, and 101 in fredericksburg. by 6:00 tomorrow the night, want to eat outside, it's going to be tough. feeling like it's 102 downtown, and 101 in leesburg. i wouldn't order sushi tomorrow. tomorrow night late, it still legals like it's 96 downtown. 90 in culpepper, even cumberland, and bromeny will still feel like it's in the upper 80s. 80s tonight. 92 by 1:00. yellow weather alert through the weekend, 98 on sunday. we talked about that being our hottest day. still 96 on monday. nats come back into town just in time for some cooler weather. although we sneak up to 91 on tuesday. >>> why these police officers ended up doing the cha-cha slide when they got there. cat going viral again. this time, she officially gets ♪[ music ] >>> a noise complaint turned into a dance party in shaker heights, ohio. and they were shaking l turn down the music, the police officers welcomed the chance to master, or attempt to master the moves of the cha-cha sli

she was supposed to bring them to another relative's house in leesburg. they're likely in a blue ford taurus with tags 9844. >>> it has been a rough and violent weekend in the district. two people are dead and eight people are hurt in seven separate shootings. news 4's darcy spencer has three things to share. she tells us about the victims, the action plan from police and their desperate plea for help. >> reporter: a police officer evidence in the dark. a canine searches the area and an officer takes pictures of the scene. this after a double shooting on clay place not far from minnesota avenue in northeast d.c. the victim, the ninth and tenth to be shot in less than 24 hours in the district. >> these are some of the challenges that we're here for. we have to continue to engage the community and put a squash to some of the issues happening. >> reporter: it started just before 10:00 saturday night. two of the shootings were fatal. one man died, a second critically injured on campus avenue northwest. a young man was also shot here on coral street in northea

that's the way it feels, 98 in leesburg. 94 out towards fredericksburg. heat is one factor of course across tracking some storms, too, saw a lot of clouds earlier now some sunshine. some of these storms back to the north and west, notice down towards winchester, this storms making their way right on to the southeast, heads up in you're area, you may even see a couple of, rumbles of thunder, severe weather here, maybe a warning or two, that's something i'll continue to keep my eye on, as well. the hottest temperatures so far this year, the heat index near 105 that is advisory level criteria. we'll talk more about that, plus the best chance of storms over the next couple of days. >> folks, as we get ready for this heat, remember you don't have to suffer, we've got your back. we didn't want to stop at 4. we have seven ways for you to stay cool and keep your family safe. open up the nbc washington app. >>> chopper 4, high above an intense townhouse fire, the smoke was so thick and so high, you could spot it from miles away. coming from a home on captain's wal

the problem was construction fumes at the faa washington center in leesburg.t led to an evacuation. the facility handles all high altitude flights across the area. lindsey watts is live with more, lindsey, gets things are moving now have. >> reporter: things are starting to move a little bit, sarah. the latest update from faa said the agency does not expect normal flight patterns to resume until tomorrow morning, with th some flights coming in and out here at reagan. looks like one flight is about to take off. other planes are still parked on the tarmac. definitely a lot of residual effects from the hours long ground stop tonight. we'll show you video. skyfox was overhead soon after that that faa center in leesburg had to evacuate. that happened around 6:40. there was a hazmat situation, where construction fumes infiltrated the control room. everybody had to get out right away. that center handles all flights in and out of the dc region, out going flights grounded. incoming had to be diverted at reagan, dulles and bwi. it wasn't until about 9:30, 10:00 that th

now so apparently she was at this house in leesburg. ashburn to -- with the nine-year-old to pick up her son. the three of them were here at the ashburn residence, and then they were supposed to leave and go back to leesburg. one other thing we know is that it had been raining all day long here in that area on friday night and it was still raining. it was dark when the three left. police are questioning whether perhaps weather conditions might have tributed to their disappearance we want to give you indication of the car that they were in. a with the license plate vuv-9844. now, back out live here, also one of things we're told is that all day yesterday loudoun county decks have been going up and down the roads in loudoun county here in ashburn all the way to leesburg. they've been looking for any signs perhaps of a vehicle or a vehicle that might have driven off the road. again, we don't know that weather contributed to this but it's always a possibility that that might have happened. we know from talking to our weather folks the rain

at the river creek club in leesburg. all are welcome to attend. >>> so i have been doing this week exactly what you told us not to do. i went running and biking. it keeps getting progressively warmer. >> it's going to be harder to do that friday and saturday, as the temps start really going up. in the meantime, a lot of folks are saying, is it hot? is it unusualliy hot? >> we've heard you complaining about just how hot it's been this summer so far, but is it really the case? we broke down the numbers. let's take a look at the statistics. so far, if we cut the meteorlogical summer in half, the first half of summer, ending on july 15, we would have been at the sixth hottest summer on we still have a month and a half to go. the second half of july, and beginning of august, end up being our typical hottest time of the year, with the most 90- degree days. so far this summer, we've had 21 days and counting of afternoons that we did reach at or above 90 degrees, but no days so far we've made it above 100. for reference, last su

the problem originated at the regional faa center in leesburg.ndles flights at all three airports and had to be evacuated due to construction fumes. that was in the 6:00 hour. and it wasn't until 10:00 that operations there got underway again. the latest from the faa, they say these are only limited operations now. travelers are told to expect continued delays and cancelations if you're traveling tonight or tomorrow out of any of these three airports be sure to contact your airlines. >>> and several howard county police officers are on were involved in a deadly shooting. this happened around noon in frederick county. sheriffs officials tell us they were trailing a van suspected in a burglary. investigators say when officers tried to stop the vehicle, the driver tried to run over one of the officers. that's when police opened fire and killed the driver. >>> let's go back outside. 82 degrees as we hit 10:30 around here, guess what? later on this week, it's just going to get hotter and hotter and certainly golf like we're in the middle of summer. su

warming up. 74 leesburg. great day for the pool. by 11:00 a.m. humid, 84. by 1:00 upper 80s. 3:00 p.m. isolated shower chance but we'll be close to 90 degrees. here is the cold front. once this moves through, we're go off. until then keep clouds around, a few isolated showers developing. overnight we start to dry out. if you're heading out, looks good, warm, 83. lunch time 80s. pi happy hour, isolated chance around 90 degrees. tomorrow fantastic. sunrise 5:51. 70 by 7:00 a.m. low humidity through the day with highs in the mid-80s andment of sunshine. your beach forecast obviously looking very perfect. great weekend to be at the beach tomorrow. 83, sunny skies as well. here come the 90s. as we go back next week, two storms moving thursday. that chance going to hang around for a few days, too. no big cooldown any time soon. >> 7:52 your time now. we're staying on top of breaking news out of georgetown. d.c. police piecing together double homicide. disturbing discovery, tell you more about that and what officers are uncovering at the scene of that c >>> at 7:5

feels like 98 in washington. 105 in leesburg. this is 96, 96. 99. we'll have more from steve rudin coming up. nancy: new developments in the case of a man rescued at sea. nathan carmen went fishing with his mother last year and she never returned so her family is trying to stop him from cashing in on the multimillion dollar estate that she was the heir to. there is plenty to the story that is suspicious. >> this morning the nathan carman who was rescued after being left at sea for a week is trying to stop him from inheriting millions of dollars. his three haunts are filing petition alleging that he was the last to see both family members alive. asking for him to invoke slayer rule to prohibit them from inheriting money from a person they killed. >> the family is alleging that it indicates that nathan should not profit by the actions. >> 23-year-old nathan carman who has aspburger syndrome has denied any involvement in killing the grandfather who was wealthy. >> i had no i don't havement in my grandfather's murder. >> they point to a gun they say he

a woman tried to convince a 9-year-old girl to get into her car in leesburg.when the girl refused, the woman she told her mother about it. there was also an attempted kidnapping in woodbridge. >>> this is in response to new sanctions approved by congress last week. the cuts must be made by september 1stst. they called it a regrettable and uncalled for act. >>> tensions rising between the u.s. and north korea. it's over the country's latest missile test. the two leaders agree to increase economic and diplomatic pressure on north korea. >>> today, prince george's county state's attorney angela -- will announce her run for county executive. she will join a field including anthony muse who is the husband of news 4 muse. rushern baker can't run again because of term limits. he is running for governor, though. >> he played so long. but so many different people. >> the nats are smiling big this morning. retired ivan rodriguez erpd his place in the baseball all of fame. played it 2 1 seasons in the majors. he's the first player to have played for the nats. his advice

by lunchtime, it feels near 100. 98 downtown. 98 in leesburg. 96 in manassas. by 6:00 p.m., it will feel 10 trees downtown-- degrees downtown. that's the heat index. that's what you want to remember because that's what your body feelsment on the day planner, 70s to startment we're talking upper -- start. we're talking upper 70s. 92 by 1:00. breezy and still hot wednesday. 956789 yellow alert -- 95. yellow alert. on friday, best chance for showers and storms. low 90s a. back to around 90 on saturday. finally, next monday, great, sensational temperatures in the upper 80s, below 90 for a change. >> thank you. >>> we are following news out of mississippi. authorities say they have recovered 16 bodies from the site of a marine corps plane crash. this happened in a soybean field about 95 miles of jackson, mississippi. search is under way for more victims. marine corps says the plane that crashed was a refueling tanker. it's a pretty big plane. they have not said where the flight originated or where it was going when it crashed. >> we'll continue to ll tonight specifi

so 87 tomorrow afternoon in manassas, 86 in leesburg. out in prince george's county you'll also run around 87 degrees. we return to the 90s by tuesday. then we start to see humidity levels sneaking back in and when they do, they'll bring back some storm chances, but this week i don't see anything that looks quite as intense as we saw the end of last week. by the way, tomorrow is the last day of july. so far assuming we don't get any rain tomorrow and my forecast holds, we will end up as the seventh wettest july on record. compare that to the third dryest june on record we just had, pretty interesting film. tonight mostly clear, comfortable, light winds, toughs and 60s tomorrow morning. lunchtime tomorrow up to 83, tomorrow afternoon in the upper 80s. although from there until tuesday we hit 90, overly oppressive this week. so it's not until like friday time frame when it's feeling like summertime out there and it's sticky. >> all right. we have a couple of good days to enjoy. today was a perfect day for a corgi race and baseball. >>> it

reagan national, leesburg, manassas, culpeper. you get the point. if you have anything to do outdoors for the evening, going for a walk, taking your dog out fo drink water and find shade. if you are grilling this evening, temperatures by 5:00 iin the middle 90's. we drop in the 80's by 7:00 tonight. by 9:00, hanging on to 84 to 85 degrees. the heat advisory tomorrow. 12:00 noon until 8:00 p.m. the district, arlington, alexan prince george's county. all of southern maryland. not a worry to the west of us but it's still hot out there. the forecast tomorrow. highs are upper 90's. close to 100 degrees. temperatures are 100 to 106. many locations. especially downtown with a lot of concrete and a lot of buildings. talk about the weekend. beach forecast is 85 on saturday. lower humidity levels on sunday. 85 degrees. the ten-day outlook. we cool down on saturday. not as humid. upper 80's. back in the 90's for most of next week. for ten months they interned with various organizations. today marked the end of the program. awards were given out. and i had the

leesburg, that storm is merging off. this one just to the south of herndon right over the airport down at the plantation. a lot of lightning headed down and shan tilly. this is part of a lighter system mid-atlantic. temperatures, though, way down we've got the rain down close to the temperature of 84 degrees. not going to see much. as a matter of fact, we're predicting the warmest temperatures. we talked about all afternoon. >> well, so far it's the seventh warmest on record. >> and feeling around 110 degrees. and possibility for your thursday. so what do you have to do, and also make sure to check on -- it's the hottest the weather so far this year and it doesn't end on sunday. >> you know, we're forecasted to 96 degrees. that heat index over 100 and take a look as we move on, showed you this woman, that's what you need to do. i've got two days and one at 100, i will not be surprised any of the next five days to see 100 degrees. and sunday, as well. stay on the warm side on monday before we finally get some relief. that

by noon, already 101 in leesburg. 101 downtown. and 101 in fredericksburg. by 6:00, it's still super hot. again, you try to exercise when you get home, it's this hot and the air quality is bad. so, you don't want to do that. feels like it's 103 at 6:00 on thursday. again, it's a check your body can't cash. put too much stress on it. by 10:00 tomorrow night, feels like it's 95 downtown. 91 in leesburg and 84 in cumberland and 85 in romney. so, the day planner. we barely sneak below 80 tomorrow morning and we go right back up to 91 at 11:00 and back up to 95 at 1:00. so, yellow weather alert for friday and saturday, now for storms for heat. 97 across the board. we get into sunday, again, a little hotter, 98. 95 on monday, but chance for storms. that will signal a cold front. back to 90 on tuesday. back in the upper 80s on wednesday. >>> thanks, top. if news stories were restaurants, we would classify these as fast casual. date line tomorrow, someone broke into david blackman's car and they stole his cocaine. >> no. >> yeah, so the drug dealer there, he just ca

we have one crash westbound seven leesburg pike.oll road but all traffic getting by okay. just a minor slow down toward that that point. dulles toll road look good. if you have an early morning flight at reagan national traffic quiet around that point as well as bwi. 66 volume increasing but not enough to cause any major slowdowns between centreville and the beltway. 50 looks good in chail looking good in falls church. 270 southbound wide opened. seeing a trend of a lot of green. everyone is either sleeping in or took the day off and i like both those ideas. if you have to head out you're in good shape. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> coming up a report about opioid based prescriptions gives us a small glimpse into the nation's opioid epidemic. >> we'r back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y >> all right. back at 5:40 on this friday morning. the centers for disease control and prevention compared the number of opioid based prescriptions which were given to patients between 2006 and 2015 and they found that the number

the mother, her young son and little cousin were heading to leesburg after visiting family night. but they never made it. it has now been two days since 27-year-old courtney ashe, her five-year-old son, cameron martin, and nine-year-old cousin, jaylen sills-russell, have gone missing. they were reported missing sunday. loved ones and police have been canvassing the area for possible routes she might have taken. the sheriff is not sure if heavy rain may have been a factor, but he is asking drivers to keep an eye out for a tire marks on the road or anything suspicious. there are no custody issues here, but courtney's uncle has put out a desperate plea for help. >> i just don't know. haven't been sleeping. >> if there is anything out there that anybody has seen between ashburn and leesburg, where we last a suspect she was, please let us know. driving a 2002 blue ford taurus. the sheriff's office plans to put a helicopter in the air this afternoon to continue a search. anyone with information on where these three people may be is urged to contact the loudoun county police office. noon

quiet southern maryland roads and secondary and problems in leesburg next. >> 4:29 is the time and developing news overnight. emergency un security council meeting will be held today to discuss the threat from north korea. >> fol inter continental ballistic missile test. they all request and meeting and was made after u.s. intelligence confirmed the type of missile the country used. missile landed in the sea of japan. this morning, china and russia are asking north core he to declare a end to nuclear missile testing. >> our foreign ministers signed and published a coop an statement on the korean island. bilateral sgreements of cooperation signed as well. >> u.s. and south korea showed own source of force by fire a missile from south korea. >> the president will go to the him to take a hard line with vladimir put ib. it's amid allegations that russia influenced 2016 presidential election. they won't say if they plans to talk about the election hacking with putin. >> to the extent it looks like trump is too eager to smooth things over with putin and cooperate with russia despite russian bad beh

this is where her three relatives got in a car to head from ashe to leesburg to -- ashburn to leesburg to visit an uncle but they never made it there. they haven't been heard from or seen since. i was friday at 11:30 in a rainstorm. we have pictures to show you of the three missing relatives. start with courtney ash, 27 years old. her son is 5-year-old cameron martin. and their 9-year-old cousin jaylin sills russell jr. we found out that ash and her son are visiting from southern virginia but the drive to her uncle house is one she has made dozens of times in the past because she used to live in ashburn. so as far as the disappearance is concerned the grandmother sabrina jewel doesn't know what to think. >> maybe they had a car accident. maybe they are at a friend's house and hasn't charged up the phone and hasn't called me. hopeful things. i don't want to think anything bad. q: now jewel told me this is very unusual for her daughter. when she goes anywhere, she lets them know. especially when she has the children with her. the loudoun county sheriff department have been passing around

it's feeling like 100 in leesburg. 101 in quantico. 103 in annapolis.t is the big number. 99 in washington. through the day tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. it's hot and humid. we will climb. 97, 98 degrees. we indicated that it will feel six or seven or eight degrees warmer than that. there could be isolated thunderstorms tomorrow and in the evening. in the day on friday that will change. talk about tomorrow. according to the modeling, we think around 3:00 is peak of the highest heat themselves. 107 in dover. 106 in fredericksburg. the same for the washington metro area. a tough afternoon. plan ahead. the future cast shows the possibility of the showers arriving tomorrow. don'tsee any indication of anything severe. the best chance for that i think is north and east of metro washington. the shower and thunderstorm chances indeed. friday the chances go up. 94 is the forecast in the day on friday with the thunderstorms becoming likely in the afternoon. 89 oned saturday. with -- 89 on saturday with lower humidity. that is on average for the average high. sund

the noon temperatures, already 94 degrees in washington. 93 in leesburg and weren't in and 93 in baltimore. bp is like temperature -- the feels-like temperature, a close up look at huge numbers, 101 in culpeper and in washington. 106 in quantico. we expect the heat index values between now and 4:00 p.m. to range between 103 and 106 degrees with a cast for an isolated that is from this afternoon. -- chance for an isolated storm this afternoon. this weather is more than dangerous. >> it really is dangerous. i had to change into my short-sleeved shirt. we are feeling it. the weather app is showing 92 degrees and it feels like 104. ,e are inside a fire station 9 the busiest fire station in fairfax county. you can imagine what happens on a day like this when they get he related calls. they are already wearing hearing that is 65 pounds. that is not telling you the apparatus they have to carry. we spoke to the captain at the fire station about the do's and don'ts on a dangerous day like today. >> tremendous on the body on the crew with the apparatus but we cannot change the level of protection an

they were expected to return to a house in leesburg, but they never showed up. >> it is just the days have gone by and it is four days now and i just can't see her being a way that have a reason to believe that anything shady is going on, but there is a concern for their well-being. >> i have a daughter that is missing and i have a grandson and a little cousin that is missing, and they are very close. >> this whole thing has just been awful for the family and they hope and pray for their safe return. >> come home. we're waiting for them with open arms and that we love them very much. >>> they may be in a 2002 ford taurus with virginia tags. >> a road-rage incident near the beltway. he is being held now after he was arrested in maryland earlier this month. this happened on the eisenhower connector road in alexandria. the woman was shot in her neck and back, to be okay. he may claim self-defense. some say the woman who was shot got out of her suv and was yelling as she approached the car. >>> the state's attorney has her eye on a bigger prize. she will officially announce her candidate

we will go with 9:30 tonight partly cloudy 76 up to 77 in leesburg and 79 downtown. by morning 6:00 a fair amount of clouds but futurecast is overdoing it a 73 downtown, 67 in gaithersburg. by lunchtime you could walk to lunch tomorrow 84 downtown with their clouds, 84 leesburg but dry. by 5:30 in the afternoon tomorrow night we have showers and let's take this to friday morning. showers and storms back to the west down to the south we have the yellow weather alert for friday and saturday. low 70s to start the day, 81 by 11:00 and 85 by 1:00 but a pretty nice day and not really human. friday the yellow weather alert with fires -- showers and storms. over the next seven days we are beautiful on sunday. beautiful monday tuesday wednesday and we are getting a little >>> now, wusa9 game on sports with diane roberts brought to you by xfinity. >> it is training camp even the 2017 off-season coming to an end. there are a lot of storylines to follow one of them is kirk cousins and his situation. he and the team could not come to terms on a long-term deal but the situation is

mid-70's from culpeper to leesburg. oakland, farn western maryland, upper-50's.ew points in the 50's and low-60's, mid-50's, a good measure of the moisture content and when these numbers are in the 50's and 60's, ple it feels nice. it will feel nice to the evening and into tomorrow. humidity will go back up as early as thursday and into friday. some scatter clouds out there but not rain producers. highs iniddle-80's for the afternoon before 70's later tonight. a comfortable and cool evening. scattered clouds coming through and the wind is coming in and out of the north-northwest, pulling in a few clouds from that direction. northeasterly tomorrow and a little more cloud cover. other than the partly cloudy sky today, no issues this evening. tomorrow, wins more north-northeasterly which brings more clouds tomorrow. there could be a sprinkle -- a couple of sprinkles along i-95, few and far between. there will be some more clouds and temperatures in the mid-80's. the start of the nationals game. tomorrow morning, cool in the suburbs, 50 in winchester. to the west, op

she show the logistically choreography it took to brings the cars out to leesburg and hoist them on to the tracks. >> what are they doing? and i think now they'll know what we're doing i emergency. >> gaining skills they hope to never use, preparing to keep you safe. in leesburg, virginia, david culver, news 4. >> well, thousands of you will pack the national mall for the big july 4th fireworks show and once again security will be tight. news source chris gordon explains how vent attacks in europe are influencing security plans right here at home. >> reporter: it's america's birthday attracting an' morm nus muss crowd to the mall. security experts say because of its symbolic significance there are is heightened awareness this independence day, although there is no credible threat at this time. >> folks who are visiting this week on into the 4th will notice some of the fencing starting to go up, the bike rack is going into place establishing those secure areas to protect spectators and participants from the event. >> recent terrorist attacks in europe have targeted large celebrating in

between percentyville and leesburg. tomorrow, we'll see on and off showers and i think more on than off, and thunderstorms. lower 80s. some of us will not get out of the 70s in july. we need the rain and we get a break on the a/c bill, but the yellow weather alert tomorrow, i think impacts the morning and afternoon commute. there's a low possibility of flooding with some of the heavier downpours. damaging winds, i'm not seeing that. it's muggy tonight. upper 60s to mid-70s. don't expect temps to drop more than they are now. dewpoints in the 70s. it's some kind of sticky out there. with the front to the south, moisture overrunning easterly winds coming in from the atlantic. the threat of showers and storms tonight, tomorrow. here at 11:00 a.m., 3:00, scattered showers and storms into the evening hours as well. midnight still looking at rain. by friday morning, we'll scoot this stuff out of here. looking at the forecast then, 68 to 74 tonight. scattered showers and storms. tomorrow morning, 70s, scattered showers and stor

by the morning time feeling like 84 downtown and some 70s, 76 in leesburg and 74 in frederick. so you really have to jog the smartest time would be in the morning. by noon, look at this heat index of 103 in fredericksburg. 102 downtown by tomorrow night this time over 100 in leesburg downtown in fredericksburg, cambridge 104 and hagerstown feeling like 92 at 6:00 pm tomorrow evening. tomorrow is a really tough dangerous day. partly cloudy tonight monday was an isolated storm 72 to 80. right now the doppler is quite. heis starting in the 80s, 91 by 11:00 and 95 by 1:00. yellow weather alert friday for the severe to strong storms and then nice saturday. still kind of toasty with lower 90s on sunday monday tuesday and wednesday. the best chance for storms will be tuesday and wednesday of next week. >>> today is anything but comfortable with the heat but think about how a baby in a stroller would feel. janice park shows us how hot it can get on a day like today. >> this is a comma scenario on a hot day a parent walking a baby in a stroller. we wanted to see how hot it gets in the s

bruce leshan heard from a former marine in leesburg who says it is angering and saddening. >> connie rice proudly flie her marine corps flag. >> i loved the marine corps. i loved their marriage. >> she was outwardly a mail when she served in the marines decades ago during the iran high stage -- hostage crisis. she kept her gender identity deeply hidden. >> if i came out at that time i would have been discharged immediately with a bad discharge. >> she rejoiced when president obama decided that openly transgender people could serve in the military. >> my facebook and twitter have been exploding. >> now that president trump has reversed the new transgender policy, she is sad and angry. >> this is a slap in the face of people who put themselves in harms way.>> it is a civil rights issue. >> lawyers, doctors, pilots, computer people that will be forced out of the military. >> losing all of those skilled people would cost the military far more than transgender health care. studies suggest the pentagon spends more on viagra than it would on transgender health. >> transgender care isn't as

at the moment, 80 degrees at noon at reagan national and 88 in leesburg. warmer, current feels like temperatures is 97 in washington, quantico, fredericksburg, up and out i-95, 96 in leesburg and 86 in winchester. today is not the hottest and most humid day, that will be the featured tomorrow and thursday, probably friday. another high heat and humidity. nothing locally on doppler. west of interstate 81, a few showers starting to pop induced or created by the elevation and the mountains. a 30% chance with a few pop-ups through the afternoon. 90 degrees this afternoon, 92 by 4:00 and they will feel like more like in the upper-90's. we will check out the weekend and a couple of minutes. john gonzalez is here with a story about the damage yesterday any laytonsville area of montgomery county last night. >> things getting back to normal slowly and laytonsville, maryland, this area got a lot of rain, over 4.5 inches of rain. three separate sections of woodfield road were closed overnight. we are set up at one of these spots where there was flooding, one of the c

by 24 hours from now, it's going to feel like 99 downtown, and 101 in leesburg. even tomorrow night, 9:00, still feels like it's in the mid-90s downtown. on the day planner, barely dipping below 80s tomorrow morning. 88 by 11:00, and 91 with sunshine by 1:00. isolated storm friday near 100. saturday upper 90s, near 100 sunday. upper 90s monday. we should break e tuesday as temps fall back to around 90. then the nats return to town. >>> how some cows help to catch a man who carjacked an off duty sheriff's deputy. cows. >> and those who say lightning doesn't strike twice haven't met this man. >> if you have stories in your ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪<