. >>> a national celebrity with local connections helping change minds in loudon county.ger/songwriter from "the voice." he is performing at a home today. >> as news 4 pat lawson explains, it's all to support friends of loudon mental health. >> reporter: homeowners patty atkins and doug foster held events at their home before, but never like this. >> we're really excited to have paul come to our home again. the third time he'll be visiting. but this year is a little different. we are combining it as a fund-raiser for friends of are mental health. ♪ >> reporter: foster met him when shepherd university. >> he and i started playing guitar together a little bit. he started to kickstart our campaign for his first cd, which we contributed the money, part of that, a health concert. that's how it started. >> reporter: the event runs saturday from 4:00 to 8:00 rain or shine. the donation is $50 per person. there will be food and a silent auction, but remember it's in the backyard. so bring your own lawn chair. parking available at the nearby loudon baptist temple and also performi

. >>> to the case of a loudon county man accused of killing his ex-wife. he tried to make the murder look like a suicide. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports on the witnesses who took the stand this past and her estranged husband were in the midst of a bitter divorce and custody level when michelle was found in the lower level of her ashburn home after her four young kids woke up and reported her missing. the prosecutor told jurors castillo killed his wife and staged the death to look like a suicide stating he is no murderer, was the response. the morning the kids woke up and couldn't find mom, a protective order barred him from the house. a man testified saying he did a sweep around the house. when he went inside the house found castillo opens doering in the master bedroom. castillo's focus was in getting the kids off to school. two were so upset they were crying. he testified he asked the oldest child, jonathan, have you searched downstairs. the answer, we already searched do? i said we should call 911. but castillo loaded the kids in the

four years later, 2008, obama won loudon by 8 points, won the state by 6 points. in 2012, obama won it and won the state. two years after that, loudon county help to elect barbara comstock to congress. here's the thing. this super suburb is trending democratic in two big ways. the population has doubled since the year 2000. in more densely populated areas tend to vote democratic. also the demographics have chang changed dramatically. the hispanic population has doubled. and all of that adds up to why hillary clinton was campaigning there today. >>> coming up, we'll talk about democrats' efforts to capitalize on republicans' divisions. you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> breaking news that we're following right now. this is northern murray county in oklahoma. a powerful tornado moving just west of interstate 35, south of norman. let's listen in our affiliate there, kfor. >> just crossing old mill road. that's our only way to get to i-35, we'll have to make an alter

your set-up was in loudon county, virginia.ne plenty of focus groups with women in loudon county, virginia. the most important concern is national security and terrorism. she is smart to use the trade loose cannon. if she can say, listen, you may not like me but i'm stable, i'm not me cure yal, i'll keep you safe, he doesn't know what he is doing, i think she has some opportunities and i think she has to acknowledge she's not going to win them over in terms of them liking her. but if they think that she is more reasoned, more stable, keep them safe she has an argument there. >> you know, she said the loose cannon thing four different times in that interview with anderson cooper last week. obviously a line they hope sticks with voters. mean while, juana, we dig into the vault. back to 2008, you know, we played what mr. trump has said about, you know, former secretary of state and former president's marriage and here's what he said after bill clinton's affair and impeachment. >> look at the trouble bill clinton got into with some

this weekend the loudon county animal shelter wants you to make an adoption.ey've got a lot of cats right now and hope you have room in your home for a little critter. the shelter is offering $50 off all adoptions running through tomrow.or morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> back at 9:24. repair work could delay your trip on metro this weekend. red line trains running every 24 minutes. silver line, every 12 minutes between wheelie restin east and falls church only and buses replacing trains between stadium armory and minnesota avenue on saturday, today, between the stadium and new carrollton stops on sunday. and on the blue line, shuttle buses replacing trains sunday between stadium armory and capital heights. >>> right in downtown d.c., a lot of people are getting in touch with their wild side. >> right. all part of a hands-on event showcasing exhibits, art, other family-friendly activities. megan mcgrath has a lookness. >> reporter: the aquatic gardens, a park teeming with wildlife. >> lots of

the action cam was on east loudon street around 1:30. the residents got out safely. the fire is under investigation. >>> an armed robber shot an employee at a restaurant in claymont delaware, it happened on philadelphia pike in claymont last night. the victim's injuries are not life threatening. the gunman got away. state police are asking anyone who thinks they have information to please, contact them. >>> 5:35, a new press report on security at u.s. major airports found problems at philadelphia international. two intruders made it past fences or gates in 2015 and it happened this year. philadelphia is tied for the second most perimeter breaches since 2014 that includes 2012 incident where a man ran a gate and sped on the runway. these types of breaches happen every ten days. airport say their defenses are strong and no breach ever involved a known terror plot. >>> happening today, verizon and its striking union have been engaging in vandalism. 40,000 workers walked off the job back on april 13. the union turned down verizon's last offer of 7 1/2% raises. >>> a torn

. >> a perfect sunny day, the country side of loudon county is as beautiful as it gets.ho needs napa when dozens of award winning wineries are here. along route 15 it's an antique buyer's dream and then you can head to leesburg for lunch. lots to do all over virginia. 160 miles from the metro area is totally do able in one day. lined with adorable shops and restaurants. the american shakespier rumored to be haunted tower. later rest your legs on the trolly. >> 400 million years in the making, just a 90 minute ride from washington. the red and yellow magical and the throws of summer. imagine a spot close to my heart just off the parkway and here at bradley point. >> the roaring jets overhead thrilling for kids. >> they fly over us. >> and the little kid in you. >> they're so close you can almost touch them. >> next reagan national airport is perfect for picnics and pictures. >> we sent grandma home so we're watching her take off. >> were arriving along the mt. vernon trail. >> just rest for a little bit before i go back. >> rainy day. i want to stay in the shade. you can

the action cam was was on east loudon street around 1 5:00 a.m. the residence got out safely and the fire is under investigation. >>> a 6-year-old boy is recovering this morning from a hit-and-run in montgomery county. surveillance video shows the moment of impact in norristown. a gold colored toyota camry hit the bike. the driver slammed the car in reverse, you see that and headed out. police found the car a few blocks from the scene and the driver is on the loose. the chaild is in stable condition at -- child is in stable condition. >>> a robbery at a chinese restaurant on philadelphia pike last night. the male employee is expected to survive. delaware state police are asking anyone with information to contact them. >>> chopper 6 was over the scene along darby creek road at water view circle. one person was killed in this multi-vehicle wreck after 7:30 p.m. haverford township police are releasing few details as they investigate. >>> philadelphia police have charged john cook with vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an accident. a deadly

that may make its way into loudon here shortly.batch of moisture, a little bit of very light rain in carroll, baltimore county, may make it into ho anne arundel or prince george's county. otherwise, temperatures climbing into the low to mid-50s. planning a morning run, dodging puddles maybe an on and off sprinkle until 1:00. overall gradually drying. upper 60s during the afternoon drying out. going to a caps block party, maybe dining out tonight, partly cloudy. temperatures in the low 60s through the evening, and then by dawn on mother's day, the low 50s. afternoon highs tomorrow in the low 70s. a terrific mother's day, and then on monday, partly sunny, low 50s in the morning. afternoon highs upper 60s and a slight chance of an isolated shower monday afternoon and again on tuesday. and we'll have highs near 70 on tuesday. right now on wednesday and thursday, storm team 4 seven-day outlook looking dry. a small chance of a sprinkle or light shower wednesday and thursday. overall dry. partly sunny both days, highs into the mid-70s. ou

road work cleared loudon county. wait north back to normalma after 267 and 606.'m seeing int m sei terms of travel times on 270 south. none of the typical morningor congestion just yet from fm frederick down to the spur. the you're quiet through quihrou gaithersburg and rockville.ocil speeds checking in what they the should be in the mid 60's. bhe m i'll let you know when thatt changes. ch the rest your maryland commutemu 95 and 50 moving along withoutit any problems this morning. morni same story as you travel from tm stafford up 95 to thep 95 t t springfield interchange.nterange 66 inbound and 267 all green gre and that's exactly what we're wa seeing on our map right now.ig n and if you're taking metroing mr thithis morning, good news t-alt stationed opened no problemso ps after yesterday on the silver sr line blue orange is back toor ik normal as well.no no issues on the red line soe we're seeing good things froms m e i'll let you know if thatw t changes. grab your umbrella on the wayela to the stop and some patienceate as this rain moves in. i'm worried all t

the action cam was on the 400 block of east loudon street around 1:30. residents did get out safely. the fire is now under investigation. >>> an armed robber shot an employee at a restaurant in claymont, delaware, it happened on philadelphia pike in claymont last night. the victim's injuries are not life threatening the gunman got away. >>> two intruders made it past fences or gates at philadelphia international in 2015 dispit happened once more this year. philadelphia is tied for the second most perimeter breesms -- breaches since 2004. ap said they say type of breaches happen nationally on average every ten days. airports insist their outer defenses are strong and no breach has ever involved a known terror plot. >>> time to turn to karen rogers and talk about a almost perfect memorial day. >> reporter: pretty nice, we have showers coming your way. did you enjoy yesterday's weather yesterday i hopefully'. >>> i did. ding, ding, ding. >> reporter: always waiting for the bell to ring, matt. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry through the ar

. >>> well, get your resume the spring job fair in loudon county is happening today.ening in sterling at the claudmore recreation center starting at 10:00 this morning and run until 2:00 p.m. more than 60 different companies will be there. >> the job fair is geared to everybody, of all walks of life, all age groups from high school kids getting out for summer vacation to college kids returning home. college graduates. adults who are looking for a new career. adults who are either unemployed or under employed. seniors looking for work. >> sounds good. a couple things to keep in mind. bring plenty of resumes and remember, dress to impress. dress your best. first impressions are everything. >>> a new family life center opening in prince george's county and could make a big difference for a lot of families. especially their health. >> tracee wilkins talked to people really getting excited. >> reporter: a move from italy to prince george's county maryland she brought her >> used to righting bikes whenever we can. our city is structured in a different way. so it makes it ea

. >> from wine tasting in loudon county to the caverns.e will look at treasures worth a trip this sum per. >> i love those caverns. i also love the national wheel -- or capitol wheel. will the sun last? wil the rainl >>> we are lucky there is so much to see and do across our area. over the next three weeks, first 4 traffic melissa mollett will take us on little jaunts. perfect for day-long summer get away with family or friends. tonight melissa shows us a few spots in virginia that are worth the trip. >> reporter: a perfect sunny day, countryside of loudoun county is about as beautiful as it gets. who needs mappa when dozens of award winning wineries has a lush rand escape here. a gem along luscious greenery. it is an aantique buyers dream. then you can head to leesburg for lunch. lots to do all over virginia stanton. 160 miles, totally doable in one day. main street lined with shops and restaurants. american shakespeare center is a jackson hotel. p then the hounted clock tower. later rest your legs on the trolly. 400 millions years in the

gina loudon, going after hillary clinton for sitting by while woman after woman complained of harrassmentin some cases rape? you know she, in some ways he's alleging had a role in all of this. your thoughts. good or bad campaignwise? >> i think he had to because hillary is the one who played the gender card first, trish. so i think it was natural then he would say, hey, if you're calling yourself big defender of women, how about we look at when he haven't defended women? hillary still to this day, trish, could come out and defend these woman, these horrible things happened to at hands of her husband and also, she was sort of not just swept it under the rug but in some cases intimidated and bullied these women. very fair to point to it if she will pull the gender card. trish: i know you agree with that, steve, because you work for trump campaign. we'll go back to you in a second. first to julie. you don't necessarily think as political strategist and democrat it's a wise tactic for him. it puts hillary clinton, you told me before back in that victim slot which she thrives in. >> taking out

the spring job fair in loudon county is today.ng at claremore center and runs until 2:00. more than 60 different companies will be there. >> the job fair is geared to everybody of all walks of life, all age groups, high school kids getting out for summer vacation to college kids returning home, college graduates. adults who are looking for a new career. adults who are either unemployed or under employed. seniors looking for work. >> some of the things to keep in mind, bring plty and dress your best. >>> a new family center opening in prince george's county. >> it could make a difference for a whole lot of families, especially when it comes to their health. news 4 tracee wilkins talked to people getting really excited. >> reporter: a move from italy to prince george's county maryland she brought her favorite form of transportation with her. >> we are used to riding bikes every weekend. our city is structured in a different way. so it makes it easier on us. >> reporter: but is this county has a lack of bike lanes limiting how far sh

to radar if we put this in motion for the last hour rain showers closing in on western portions of loudonounty, approaching marshal coming across 66. as i get in a on our storm tractor radar and d dig down you'll see a lit green. that is actually a about it of radar signature, but that yellow and orange that we see in theree a little bit of a shower that so has popped up in the last little while.tl this is what we expect to happen as we go in the overnight hours. i wouldn't be shocked if there is a quick rumble of thunder, but most of this will be gone before the morning rush hour begins. let's take you to the future. 2:00 a.m. you hear some light rain outside on the roof. roo the windows might not want to be open too wide because it's stili pretty chilly out there. by the time we get to 4 in the morning, perhaps some moderate rain.e and by the time we get to 7 in o the morning much of that rain has pushed on out of the way running this forward to the nooe hour it looks like we're just back with the murky, may mu conditions again. a little bit of activity overnight. something else we for

also back with me, radio and television host gina loudon, also a trump supporter.u both for coming on. stephanie, first off, just tell me your story. you started off inspired by donald trump and then wrote a piece saying, quote, trump never intended to be the candidate but the pride is too out of control to stop him now. what happened? why did you change your mind about donald trump? >> urgit happened after we lefte superpac. we shut it down if october of last year and as the debates continued, as his rallies continued, as the things he said lacked substance, lacked any sort of strong policy, i just felt like i couldn't support him any longer. i constantly felt like he needed to be in the spotlight as opposed to what was going to be the best for the country if he became president of the united states. >> that was something you didn't see earlier when you were part of his inside team? >> i didn't. but if you think back to last summer, you know, we didn't have all the media coverage on him that we have had over the last eight months. he was very much the outsider pro

gina loudon and ebony williams.ss. >> she pays men at the clinton foundation, what, 38 cents more an hour than -- >> it's sad. >> 38% more, rather. >> it doesn't give me any joy to say it, but here's the issue she's been in such proximity to power, 30-plus years very close to the top of the food chain in this country and many women and men as we saw in the clip struggle to articulate one policy thing she's done to advance the causes of women. they want something in return for their voter loyalty and many women feel like they're not getting it with hillary clinton. >> and they're so concerned, women are concerned about the same thing men are concerned about. i wrote a whole about it. they are concerned about economic and national security. i tell you what hillary clinton has done for women and that is that she has danced on the sexual assaults of women that her own husband -- >> is that going to resonate -- for example, i'll make sure by the time election day gets here that everyone understands about the clinton wome

gina loudon in the green room, she's a psychologist. seems like there's a generational split if you will. some of the older statesman in the gop, boehner coming out, they're falling in line with the trump candidacy, but we look at paul ryan still so reluctant, younger people, rubio and what not, so reluctant, here's what they think. maybe they feel like trump represents an interruption of their expected trajectory in this party. lou: he's an interruption, a disruption, he's a new man for the party, you are exactly right. here's the great disrupter, he is anti-establishment and talking with a 17-year now congressman who i think is two years from the time he graduated from college he spent in washington, d.c., the personification of the establishment. the fact they got along this far to me is impressive. >> well, listen, it's been a big food fight and donald trump plays rough, and paul ryan is in a tough situation, if it were any other republican speaker of the house, they'd be in a similarly tough situation like reince priebus says. lou:

you can see this activity in most of the metro area back into loudon, frederick counties, parts of prince william. not expecting any thunderstorms today, but you can see this is a line of rain that will impact us mainly through the mid afternoon hours still tracking rain at noon. 1, 2:00 p.m. still tracking rain, notice potential for heavier rain down around parts of southern maryland and the eastern shore. not going to be the case though here in the metro area. i think my 2:00, 3:00 o by 5:00 p.m. we're noticing increasing sunshine. temperatures today will warm into the 70s. now tomorrow some thunderstorms, potentially some severe storms in the forecast. i'll have more on that coming up at 11:20. >>> thanks, amelia. right now fairfax county police are looking for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run. the 33-year-old man was hit near cappella road and shiplett boulevard around 7:00 last night near white oak elementary in burke. fairfax county police are looking for dark colored sedan. they will not release the victim's name until his family has been notified. >>> we've got an update to the

. >> loudon county detectives found bishop after busting another man for child important earlier this year. >>> there is a warning for people who park a gmc or chevrolet vehicle in fairfax county. police say since february someone has been snatching tires and rims all across the county. corvettes, suvs and trucks have been targeted. fairfax police are looking for this ford explorer they believe was involved. take a look here's a picture last seen on april 3rd on shadow lane in fairfax. if you have >>> today, facebook is responding to allegations it routinely suppresses certain news stories. >> plus, live desk looking into information just released by the white house. the trip president obama will ecome the first sittbin morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> new developments. police in germany say a man confessed to stabbing four people at a morning. however, there's no evidence this was a terrorist attack. instead police say the man was -- has had drug problems and they're concerned about his mental health. one of the peop

the trial against castillo begins this morning in loudon county. prosecutors say he killed his wife and tried to make it look like a suicide. they say the couple was in the middle of a bitter divorce. the wife was found hanging in the basement bathroom in her home in 2014. the trial is expected to last a mon month. >>> and in fairfax jury selection continues in the trial against andrew schmul, he and his wife are accused of brutally attacks his wife's boss and f. m his lawyers will argue that his mental state during the attack was the result of medication that he was she is being tried separately. >>> in less than two hours now the d.c. council plans to push through a $13 billion budget. it's the same one they hope to pass without getting formal approval from congress. city leaders say they should be able to spend local taxpayer dollars without the oversight of the federal government. also this afternoon a house committee is expected to advance a bill blocking the city's efforts to lawmakers in the senate. >>> and this morning d.c. council chairman

they're coming into loudon county now and falkier county.two or three hours to make get some errands in or do an outdoor run. and we'll be hovering in the low maybe briefly mid-60s by later in the afternoon. no showers coming in, might get a few more tonight. off and on showers and cool weather and cloudy weather on thursday and friday. highs only low 60s. sun back for the weekend just in time, 60s on saturday, sunday mother's day into the mid 70s. >>> thank you, tom. that's it for news 4 midday. thank you so much for joining us. we're back on this afternoon first at 4:00. >> and don't forget this exhibit at the capitol in the about the holocaust survivors and what they are holding. dve a good >> today on "the meredith vieira show" we're talking about what's hot now, an alabama school wants to track student behavior on social media. is this an invasion of privacy? and how a group of 12-year-olds ends up with felony charges after putting red pepper flakes in their teacher's soft drink. "the huffington post founder" arianna huffington. somethi

some of the models indicate that rain creeping over the blue ridge mountains into loudon county and fredericknty, maryland, later on this afternoon. again, some slim chances. so some drizzle out there, temperatures will be in the low 60s, rather cool, we should be in the really mid 70s for this time of year. and that's at thursday. i had to think. it can't get through this week quick enough. future weather 4:15 mostly cloud cover stuck in our area. here's a little bit of rain trying to make its way through into our region. and most of our area going to stay dry. tomorrow we're going to keep the clouds in in the morning with some sunshine in the afternoon. then we'll have full sunshine by the time we get into friday. friday's temperatures will be in the low to mid 70s. we're going to be talking about the weekend. we got a lot of things going on this weekend. and we got a lot of rain to talk about, so we're going to be time that out in a few minutes. >>> thanks, lauryn. as summer approaches, lawmakers on capitol hill are working to protect you and your family from zika. today the house will deb

the greenway will donate what it raised to loudon county scholarships as well as six local charities. more than 38 million people will hit the road this memorial day weekend, that's according to aaa. that's the second highest memorial day travel volume on record and the most since 2005. aaa says the high volume of travelers is due to the lowest gas prices in a decade. about 700,000 more people will travel this year compared to last year. >>> and with memorial day right around the corner there are several high-tech gadgets on the market you may want to know about to help you get the most out of your holiday weekend. mark barger has more. >> reporter: before kicking off your memorial day barbecue, a grill cleaning robot can help with prep work. >> with a it's like a little roomba for your grill. >> reporter: when the meet cooking on that grill hits the right temperature, a bluetooth thermometer can give you a heads up. >> you'll be able to go about 30 feet away and get that notification when it's time to come and get your food. >> reporter: if you forgot to make dessert, the zoku quick

parts of loudon county and into falkier county. but some other showers now beginning to form here right along southern west virginia into the carolinas. those will likely be moving in but not until later this afternoon. i got new timing on that coming just a couple of minutes. d darcy spencer is live now with a look at some of the tree damage. >> reporter: tom, we've been reporting about the damage all morning long. we want to show you this house here in upper marlboro. first off, this huge tree fell during what we believe was the bedroom of the homeowner. he says he had gone out for an errand last night and that probably saved his life. >> this would have been my bedroom. and there's my bed. i would have been -- oh, i'd been -- oh, god, i'd had stuff stuck all through my chest. >> reporter: lester counting his blessings after a huge tree smashed into the back of his upper marlboro home during monday night's fierce storm. >> neighbors say a wind came through, a gust. they estimate must have been 70 miles an hour or more. >> reporte

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talking to voters all over the country in places where people say why did she go to loudon virginia,here are a lot of voters who care about educating their children and making sure every kid gets an education and do something about college debt. we're going to be talking to people across the spectrum here because we think donald trump is alienating and risky to them in a way that's going to make them accessible to us in the election. >> you expect it to be close. you look at the negative numbers, do you see any possibility of a landslide? >> it's way too early. what i see is an electorate and republican party -- look, you've been on the republican scenes in the white house all morning there. you've got a republican party that is feeling very put off by donald trump. i think there are more voters who are accessible to us because of his dangerous and devicive rhetoric than other kind of moderate mainstream voters who are going to be accessible to donald trump because his views are out of the mainstream and out of touch with where most americans are. >> thanks for the time. again, the s

let's discuss this with gina loudon, she supporting donald trump. and cnn political commentator angela wry who was director of the congressional black caucus. welcome. gina, let's begin with you. talking so much about the woman who is the lead story in this "ti "times" piece and she thought she was flattered, a positive experience. put yourself in her position. i think she was 20-something at the time. how would you have felt? >> i think probably the same way. you're at a pool party. you don't have a swimsuit. someone offers you a swimsuit. i don't see the scandal. it's funny. i read the story and i kept looking deeper and deeper because i guess i just think that if there is anything about this man that is this mysogonist or a racist that some of the stories somewhere someone wants 15 minutes of fame bad enough to make something up, right? >> let function on fact and just some of the other quotes. there was a woman, i believe her last name is rez and the woman, by the way, mr. trump went to a woman to help build the trump tower today and told storie