the tighter travel will kick in at 8:00 tonight and they'll stay in effect until they >> louden county mother reached out to us in the midst of her mother. her little boy drowned in a neighborhood pond in april. david sat through what was an emotional interview with her. david. this mother is new on a mission, isn't she? >> she certainly is, pat. it was a very emotional interview. it happened not too long ago in a town called not far from where we are. her mission now, she wants to build a fence around what you see right here. this retention pond, as far as south riding community. she wants a fence not around the pond. but similar ponds across the county. now i'll take you back to april 6th. this is when that heart break happened for this family. the mom said that she walked out to pick up she was back in with twin sister playing. he wandered over here to this pond and that's where they found him. >> and when he went, he went inside the water and it that's where he was trying to do the cpr. he started doing cpr and the other neighbors came and she called 911. >> i have lot of stress. i

there's no rail lines in louden county. >> the silver line is still a few lines away. >> we'll trainrom one spectrum to the other. like this, well, the details they matter. they wanted to have an old rail car to use for their training. they wanted to position this car on track everything from the distance from the car to the fence line and the drop below. you don't always have a platform to step on to. >> they need to be able to climb on it. that's why there's no steps on it and this is designed to be not a station. this is meant to be the one that you see when you're driving. >> working with metro to make this happen. she's noticed some surprised drivers who passed the grounds. >> in an effort to prevent tragedy on the rails, before the rails even exist. in leesburg virginia, david, news 4. >> some metro riders with registered cars could see a couple of bucks returned. technical error caused some riders to be over or under charged. the fair was off by a nickel. major change today for gender identification in the district, starting today people can make their gender, mark their gende

it's another day of training for the louden county fire and rescue crews. but their curriculum much like the region they'll serve, rapidly expanding. >> everything from flash over simulators, liquid propane gas fires, everything like the french rescue. but this one is certainly different. >> deputy chief is referring to this. it's a metro rail training simulator. >> this is something that we have not dealt w. there's no rail line -- dealt with. there's no rail lines. >> they'll be using this to prepare for silver line emergency. >> we're talking about the portion of the rail that's currently a construction zone. preparedness doesn't wait. >> we'll train from one to the other. >> to arking insulators and the smoke that may rise. when building the simulator like this, the details, will they matter. that's why fire and rescue, they want today have an old rail car to use for their they wanted to position this car on track so that it was similar to what you would find in a real life scenario. everything from the distance from the car to the fence line and the dr

their ear in frederick, louden, starting to move in montgomery county.otice really bright colors here, that's very heavy rain fall and potentially some strong to severe thunderstorms. the biggest concern that i'm seeing tomorrow would be very heavy rain fall and slee -- slow moving thunderstorms. 6:00 moving through the districts, prince georges, by 7:00 p.m. starting to push off towards the eastern shore. we're dry over night. but, again, 50% chance that we're dealing with storms an later in the day tomorrow, not only that, the humidity is through the roof and factor in the mugginess that 92 feels like 100 degrees during the afternoon hours. over all for the holiday weekend, if you're heading to the beach, looking pretty good there, barbecues if they are late in the day tomorrow, just ha quickly. fireworks on tuesday. there's that small chance for isolated thunderstorm. i'll be taking a closer look at the beach forecast. here is a look, though, at your ten-day forecast. it's nice, 90, humidity not too bad. maybe the thunderstorm for the fourth of july a

northern virginia david culver is along the louden county parkway with details on this. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, there. we've got somewhat of a lull you still feel like you've got to look over your shoulder. we spend much of our day doing this on the side of the road. this one behind me, not an actual deputy on duty but just giving us an example of how close they sit to the road. as this car comes here this one doing what the law says you should. move on over. but it was interesting we folks, check with them. see what they would say if you were to ask them what the move over law is and there was some confusion. >> when i say move over, what would you think the move over law is? >> i wouldn't have a clue. >> when i hear move over and law, what would i think it is, it has something to do talking about roads, maybe moving over when there's police or fire coming behind me. >> reporter: and that's what they often mistake it to be. that is not the case. it is actually to move over when you see an officer is pulled over. the near deadly crash caught on the deputy's dash cam,

i wouldn't be surprised to see louden county and taken out of the watch over the next hour or so. it's this storm buoy area, very heavy rain and you can see all of the lightning. this came through d.c. earlier, knocked the car on the tree, also knocked a tree into a house around the silver spring area. so watch this one very closely. let's go ahead and zoom on in. this is all north of 50 now, right around over towards glen area. this is going to continue to move up towards the north and east, you can see the radar shifting it, too. watching this storm, pretty strong here. this one will once again move right over and this is an area that is deemed three different storms move through. so heads up. there could be some localized flooding in those areas. i-9 # 5 going to be a mess again as we continue to see that rain moving on in. look at this storm down here. this is in caroline county just south, moving in towards cape george county, a very strong storm here. this one will move into charles county coming up over the next hour or so, h maryland, you're getting started with the severe

vogel is currently a state senator representing a big stretch of virginia from culpeper to louden county. >>> some local races, you can see the results scrolling right here at the bottom of your screen and available any time on our website, wusa 9.com and our app. >>> now scary moments outside a daycare. a group of teens assaulted a woman just after she dropped off her children. young women taken into custody. they range in age from 17 to 18 years old. don is on the story for us. >> reporter: it happen around 8:00 in the morning. a woman was trying to enter her car when she was approached for 6 or 7 women. one of the girls asked for directions to the metro stop. the driver noticed another woman was trying to enter her rear passenger street. that's when the girl began striking the driver, eventually using a taser, using her arms and neck. >> i'm glad the children didn't see what happened. even the children talking about it are distressed >> allan: the driver was not seriously injured, but two suspects may still be on the run. >>> sometimes you just want to hop on a plane and get it all. r

this is a great picture over into louden county where they had numerous trees down.ere's the radar now. showers moving outs. some showers -- moving out. some showers still in portions of prince george's county almost into the northern neck of southern married. -- married. this is -- maryland. this is going to move off to the north and the east. heaviest rain between prince frederick and me -- me republican vices -- mechanicsville. that is going to work northeast ward. i can almost go to waldorf by 6:55 on the storm tracker. here's metro area. the one that we are concerned about is from silver spring. here's melissa nord live in the storm tracker in silver free -- spring where the tree damage. er yeah, topper. -- yeah, topper. wetop -- >> reporter: yeah, topper. three friends ends several -- several roads are blocked off, several houses damaged by trees and power lines falling down. we are told that at least one of those homes is inhabitable. several people are displaced tonight. a lot of damage. this happens to be one of those areas where the damage is very confined

but south coming out of louden county here, now into culpepper, this is the heaviest stuff we have been tracking all afternoon. they are slow moving. only 10, 12 miles an hour. and right now amosville, culpepper, some showers. we look okay in the metro this evening with temperatures generally in the 50s. we will talk about the building heat coming up in a few minutes. guys? >>> there is a possibility for a pair of deadly attacks today in iran. gunman -- [ station audio trouble ] >> this shocked iran. iran has largely escaped the larger assaults in syria's civil war. >>> pieces military play that vanished in southeast asia, more than a dozen children were believed to be among the children. that chinese made cargo plane was carrying 106 people, along with 14 crew members. myanmar's old military fleet has an extensive history of crashing. >>> to prince george's county now, where police have identified the victim in last night's deadly shooting. he is shahim body. the 26-year-old lived on livingston road in oxon hill. and police responded to the scene on leverett street. last night about 8:

louden lake. they spotted what they thought was a log-in the water.e wrapped the fawn in a life jacket and pulled it to safety. >> i wonder how he got in the middle of the pond. >> the rescuer's name is hersh, which is german for "deer." >> oh, how about that? all right. >>> when we come back, the moment you have all been waiting for. karaoke battle, me and this guy. >> i drink your milk shake. >> and we're going to be helped out. >> jeff timmons is already here. he's in position, with our fake disco ball in the background. he's got the guns out. >> do you have your earplugs in for kendis's singing? >> i'm ready to go. let's go. >> you will be so impressed. >> sign me up. >> we'll be back. so impressed. >> sign my up. >> we'll be back. up. >> >> we'll be back. ♪ you are my everything >> yeah. >> this is the one my daughter was in. >> my baby. >> i didn't know that was your daughter! we're learning all kinds of new things about you. jeff timmons is here, he's been hanging out with us all morning. >> last half hour, you were treated to some of the incre

. >>> did you notice what looked like a massive truck stop in louden county today. chopper 4 over all road this afternoon. joined wit to beef up with big rigs that make our way through the region. >> what's important, what they're doing. >> it's not only about saving lives but also saving taxpayer money. but overweight trucks can tear up our road. >> it's never too early to start thinking about back to school shopping. before the kids make their list, though, you need to hear what one county is no longer going to allow in its new dress code. >> trouble for local get away. the drastic meares they havesu sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway and i'm being told it'll be another 15, maybe 20 minutes, and we will have you on your way. ♪ runway models on the runway? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money evan saved by switching to geico. i would not wear that lace. hmm, i don't know? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> a well-known tourist attraction is havin

well, i had the difficult job traveling out louden county, to find out exactly why. >> virginia and aroundight here. >> that's vice president of grow vine yards, jim, a picturesque nestled between the foothills of short hill mountains, whether it's a constant concern for great in this rapidly flourishing business. >> we live and die by the weather. >> there's always a risk. there's always a play, there's always a hill. >> ortiz is a vine yard manager. he's consistently watching the weather patterns and trends to make sure to produce the best wine possible in a variable virginia climate. >> when you want the rain, when you don't want it to rain, the lowest rain. >> now they're generally the best for producing wine, lots of rain during the spring and summer can have detri mental impact on the grapes itself. >> up all the way. the numbers of -- the content might not get back to where it was. there's a balloon effect. >> water is essential, but raisins like to struggle a bit. the harder they work, to get that water. >> why is this area favorable for wine production. >> everything is about drai

here to discuss, jesse james and gina louden.the things that harmed this country, all the things we allowed to fester but this is the most violent gang we have ever known. their tactics are up there with isis. >> they are the greatest threat to the united states outside of isis. they are originally from el salvador, and this type of gang activity is because these young children when they were walking home from school would see decapitated bodies on the side of the road. they have taken over the narco drug routes from the bloods and crips. they are a dominant force in all of our federal penitentiaries i.c.e. is going after them aggressively and holding no punches on them. charles: jeff sessions went to new york, he went to long island, he promised they would fix these things on behalf of donald trump, and they are getting it done. >> somebody who lives on the border and spends a lot of time in new york, i know of personal incidents along these lines from this particular gang. their leadership has asked them -- ordered them to kill

. >> the louden county mother pushes through her pain to share her story. >> i mean, it's so hard to raise a child and be losing a child it's so difficult. i can't even -- i can't even explain to you what we're going through. >> now, at 5:30, seven drownings since late may in our area. four of them, young children. >> in april, a child died in this pond just outside his home. his mom on a mission. one she hopes will save other young moms. our bureau reporter is live in south virginia with the emotional energy tonight, david. >> and you look behind me, you for most of us, it's calming, peaceful. maybe brings you a little bit of tranquility. for a family that lives to speak from this, they look at this and it's reminder of devastating loss. >> i love this. >> it's a way to hold on to her precious memories. pictures of her son. they call him, jave. >> i miss his smile every day. i have a lot of stress. >> she recalls a stormy day. she noticed the trash can up front had fallen over. she headed out to bring them in. her husband sick in a her twins playing upstairs. and he followed her out

but the town of hillsborough in louden county know it's always a given.ow just 130 people live there. the town is so small, 13 years ago it lost its zip code. >> hillsborough wants it back. effort. >> reporter: two minutes, that's all it takes to pass right through hillsborough. but if you did that, you missed meeting the people who call it home. people quick to share smiles and a helping hand. >> they're the type of people where you can borrow a cup of sugar. >> we're all trying to make sure we're helping each other out here. >> one thing they don't like sharing is a zip code with purceville. >> there's a point of pride in having your identity. >> mayor leading the zip code campaign and setting up a petition to the u.s. postal service. >> we're all volunteers here. >> one driving factor, it's easy to get lost. when you put in a hillsborough street address, up pops purceville. residents say even fire trucks get lost from time to time. and to potential customers f vine yard. >> i happen to get the purceville address, people don't know where we are. >> the

here to help me discuss, gillian melchoir and gina louden.n twitter all the time. everyone has gone into their own respective bubbles, but now the bubbles are at war with each other. >> we have seen this with the campus liberals. i was disappointed to see it in central park where conservatives were shutting down debate. i'm optimistic about the future of this country. we have a constitution that's unprecedented. it's holding up. it's stronger than any one person or party. charles: it's under a lot of stress trite now. >> they are because of the obstructionism of the democrats. also the idea in the minds of many democrats that our constitution is somehow pliable to whatever they would like to make it today. while people wanted to comment in that poll on the state of affairs generally where we are and how far we have gotten from freedom and free markets and constitutional authority, i think some people may have felt optimistic because we are returning to that. look at gorsuch, the president's appointment toot supreme court. the return of free m

. >> fbi agents raid a man's home in louden county, why he's now charged with espionage and what he's of giving to china. >> newly released video of the man at the center, what it shows him doing before he fired a gun inside a dc restaurant. >> we'll tell you about some new boarding a plane as easy as scanning your fingerprint. when it comes to one of our local airports, we'll take you there live. >>. >>> first we have breaking news in leesburg, as federal authorities converge on the home of a man charged with selling top secret documents to chinese. >> sealed indictment was returned this afternoon in federal court. he's a former government contractor who had top secret clearance. >> northern virginia julie carey was in court today when he appeared earlier. >> she's now at the home with the new developments for us, julie, what have you learned? >> all day long it has been with federal agents. when i first got here about an hour ago, i counted more than a dozen cars parked along the curb here. there were k-9 teams you see some of them right now. a short while ago, the bomb square comma

this is moving into parts of carol, frederick county, louden county. notice the bright colors here with this line, that's potential for heavy rain fall and strong to severe thunderstorms. you want to keep that in mind, 5:00 moving through the dc metro area. 6:00 impacting areas down through southern maryland. we could see a the time frame mainly between 2 and 8:00. the biggest concern i'm seeing very heavy rain fall. storms could be slow moving, kind of what we're seeing right there tomorrow. that could lead to areas of flash flooding or water collecting on the road. also the potential for some high winds that could lead to isolated wind damage out there. in addition to that, remember tomorrow the day is it feels like 100 degrees, the thermometer reading the high temperature of 92 for your saturday. heading to the beach, 85 there. late day thunderstorm, sunday and monday temperatures still in the mid-80s. temperatures around 67 degrees. tuesday at the beach, maybe a stray thunderstorm and 83 degrees at that point. back here our ten day forecast, a litt

conservative commentator gina louden and nathan. david, how do you interpret this loyalty comment?>> that is very interesting. i served in the justice department as a young lawyer to attorney general meese. it is very appropriate for the president to ask all of the members of the justice department to be loyal to him as president, that they will take his direction. the constitution says he is responsible. the president's responsible for law enforcement. and that means the fbi director comey really in the end reports to him. so it is appropriate request. trish: it is appropriate, that said, if i follow this letter here. it is sort of a it is a time by time or minute by minute account of that dinner, the first president, he asked, do you want your job, do you like your job, do you want it effectively? james comey said, yeah, i want to do this. he followed up with the loyalty question. does that thing, david, perfectly appropriate thing to ask for. are people going to look at this, and somehow assume it meant a whole lot more than i need your loyalty? >> nope. i don't think it is appr

light showers now creeping into upper montgomery county, poolsville, and allow louden county, but the heaviest activity far and away is north and west of us. getting good rains. this just came in, this flood warning for allegheny county and hampshire county until 11:15. that's the main threat, heavy rain, drifting off to the north and east as this front tries to drift its way back to the north and east. pretty good rains. southward down 522. 3/4 of an inch per hour. further south, south of culpepper around orange, rainfall rates an inch per hour. they're not moving all kinds of fast. they are drifting northeast. so this could be in by about 6:48. maybe in cup culpepper by 5:43. the main threat does not appear to be hail. very little sheer in the atmosphere right now. yellow weather alert through saturday. but not a wash out tomorrow. some heavy to severe storms ending early, well before midnight. main threat, heavy downpours, which equals flash flooding. father's day looks nice except hot and mainly late. afternoon storms. i think 3/4 of the day on sunday will be fine. your brunches w

so you are clear now in prince george's county and for dc and montgomery and also fairfax and loudens showers, just the severe weather. those are trades of green in montgomery county so this is not heavy activity. a little moderate rain just west of town. that's pushing off to the north and east. that will move over towards the spur in about half an hour. heavier rain just south of cull pepper -- cull pepper. through 10:00 or 9:00 i think that all the showers will be gone. we will zoom in a bit. it's moderate rain out in fairfax, out 123 on your way to shantilly. again, adds insult to injury after the heavy downpours earlier. it slowed traffic down. it hit at the beginning of the rush hour. moderate rain around seven corners and it's going the move off to the north and -- to move off to the north and the east. so back into silver spring shortly at 5:55 and maybe college park shortly after 6:00. all right. here's a look at the storm reports. they keep increasing. a lot of storm reports now showing up in fairfax county and southern montgomery county and even into the drith. we -- distr

. >> a couple from louden county was on capitol hill today.y want a new law in place to make sure what happened to them doesn't happen to anyone else. they lost a son when he was unintentionally left in a hot car. >> every year dozens of heat related car deaths are reported in this country. to day a bill was introduced to help further tragedies by targeting the technology in your car. first at 4:00. dan shan aman has the story. >> reporter: as the temperatures rise, unfortunately, so will the number of kids accidently left and killed in a hot car. nine children this year alone. today advocates for children's safety and legislators joined forces to introduce bipartisan legislation to require life saving technology in vehicles. >> this is about savings kids lives, period. >> this is not about politics. it's not about whose right o it is about safety. >> reporter: a simple integrated reminder that safety experts say can save a life. >> the many bells and whistles that we have in the cars, this one will save lives. >> arcadia is as versatile that

here to discuss, lawrence jones, gina louden and patrick griffin.nce, the media somehow saw that testimony yesterday and thought donald trump walked away with dark clouds over his head. >> the media have made it very clear that they are a part of the resistance. it's clear to everybody that's watching unless you're living under a rock. when comey admitted to the senators that when the president asked him to make it clear to the american people that he wasn't under investigation and he refused to do so after getting on stage and talking about hillary clinton and her e-mail scandal, i think it was pretty much clear to the american people what was going on here. charles: gina, is there a progressive e-mail chain that goes out and says the word of the day? [laughter] chuck schumer also said trump was under a dark cloud. was that the phrase of the day coming in -- >> no doubt. i think they read the chicken little story, the sky is falling, too many times. here's the funny thing, like, they were hoping yesterday, all of their hopes and prayers were invest

frank wolf represented a district that touched on northern virginia, had louden county.me some of the urban and growing counties very republican at one point moving more towards democrats because of this is not the trump republican. this is the mitt romney. george w. bush, george hw bush with kind of republican, not a donald trump republican. i think we're so fixated on the map from 2000 to 2006, right. closely divided america. you low back at it you say well the 2016 map was a ral tags of that. the coasts for democrats, the center of the country for republicans. true. but to your point, jake if you look county by county or nerdier precinct by predict what you see is donald trump is overperforming mitt romney by 15, 20 points in places, which is more rural, older whiter, and drastically underperforming mit romney in places loo mcclan and falls church virginia. >> that's what hillary and democrats in trouble. >> in some whiches he was widely mocked for if at the time. i don't think he implemented it correctly. but remember when howard dean was the chairman of the democrat

tim louden is right when he says they will be here long and late. of people in this house can have an awful lot of power, and that's what can grind governments down and grinding toa can grind governments down and grinding to a halt. we can talk to shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry now. vicki young saying the fear is everything can get grounds to a halt. you're all determined to bring the government down one way or another and the result will be further deadlock. hanged on a minute. where did we start from? we start with a prime minister who wanted a general election to have a mandate for the sort of brexit negotiations the public didn't want. she wanted a mandate for austerity and the government to leeds the public have said no. if she is properly humbled, which she claims to be, then she would give up on fox hunting and grammar schools. they were not mentioned in the queen's speech. that's a good start, but she has not given up on austerity all this nonsense on cutting back on funding for public services. not a single mention on what we wil