right around harper's ferry, martinsburg, down i-81 toward front royal. everybody is seeing the rain. by this time tomorrow morning the rain will be everywhere. notice what is going to the south. the big swirl will move our way and push rain our way too. tonight's headlines, more rain, we are in for one wet friday but a better weekend shaping up. i will show you how in just a minute. >> thank you, doug. >>> a brand new bombshell in the penn state sex abuse scandal. according t a court order in an insurance case, former head football coach joe paterno may have known about allegations against his assistant jerry sandusky as far back as the '70s. part of the order says in 1976 a child told paterno he was molested by sandusky. the order mentions assistant coaches witnessing sexual contact between sandusky and children in 1988 and 1987. the claims were made in an ongoing insurance case which penn state is trying to be reimbursed for $60 million it paid in civil claims per and thing to sandusky. >>> there's an immediate need to improve the white house security

live in martinsburg, scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> new details and searches connected to the death of prince. police were back at his home tonight in minnesota. they are looking for more medical records. a search warrant revealed a minnesota doctor saw prince twice in this month before his death. the warrant says the doctor prescribed prince medications. prince died on april 21st. autopsy results are pending. >>> the pressure is on at all levels for metro tonight. get everyone on the same page. all 650 of the agency's top managers met in one location. those managers say the message was about unity, safety and accountability. one told us those messages had gotten lost under previous general managers and the current gm said he is willing to make organizational changes. >> the reality is they know where i'm coming from. i've laid out the things i'm expecting. if they can manage that level, fine. if not it is probably not a good fit. >> reporter: u.s. transportation secretary anthony fox said he could shut down the entire metro system if metro leaders don't comply with federal safety dire

coming toward romney and martinsburg and oldtown and paw paw, and now it is making its way in toward western and northern frederick county with light showers there. back toward going 340, to harper's ferry and points north from martinsburg and inwood and the i68 corridor, around here. lots of clouds, with a little glimpse of sun in between the overcast temperatures, and they won't move too much more today. with highs in the low 60s. and those northeast to north/northeast winds at 5-10 miles an hour. and certainly jacket or sweatshirt weather here. and the yellow weather alert. borderline. arguably we could have dropped it here. temperatures 60 now in town. you will notice in the mountains, measurable with the rain, upper 30s, low 40 and the warmest temperatures we have are down south. we've got 65 tappahannock. and reeds will with 63. and eastton at 64. a lot of 50s right now. and clouds, and not too much, not a bad day to be boating on the potomac. not a great day, either, but at least is dry at the moment. on the michael and son weather camera. 60 degrees. we have had a northeast w

in the morning at 6 a.m., most of the showers according to futurecast anyway hagerstown, martinsburg west this could be a few spotty showers. gaithersburg, fairfax. 50 gaithersburg. showers to the west toward cumberland. then showers to lunchtime. all light, again no thunderstorms tomorrow. now at 57, downtown, and 56 in fairfax. then by evening about 24 hours from now just some clouds and a few light showers and temperatures struggling to get on the north side of 60 tomorrow. so day planner looks like this. showers at 9:00. clouds at 11. clouds at 1:00. and temperatures in the upper 50s by 1 p.m. afternoon sun on thursday may take a while. near 70. then mid-70s pleasant on friday that's the best day. saturday a cold rain low 60s. doesn't look nice for the preakness. near 70 sunday in the low 70s monday and tuesday. but showers possible each day. nats back in town monday and tuesday. it will not be a washout. >> a lot of rain. >> i remember the wets with in the way of the nats a lot last year. >> cleveland is the only team in the division that the nats didn't beat up on last year so

and he goes into the telegraph reads in martinsburg and that grant had visited the army. very quickly realized that if grant is here, something is afoot so he ordered the recall .f his best divisions would sayderate later, we were like a string of beads with a not in between -- with a knot in between -- they were all strung out. the one thing early needed was time. he tried to move his entire army out of shenandoah. it was a battle standoff, probably in this time, one of those battles where one of them says it was a very standup fight . symbolically,nce certainly for the valley and the war, it came about 4:00 that afternoon. if you were in george patton's brigade defending the north and looking north, you would have heard the sound first. there was the sounds of thousands of horses coming at carryingmen that were sabres, revolvers, well-fed it was the military might of the north. those factories that produced that allowed these men to be here and so well-equipped and early simply could not handle lineand they crashed that north of winchester and sent the rebels through wi

. >> this is the headquarters in martinsburg, west virginia, berkeley county. there is so much attention at the voters is fixated at the top of the ballot. on a huge family farm near the fields and crop dusters in berkeley county we found mike folk, one of the names on donald trump's slated names for delegate. >> i'm interested in being a delegate to the convention first to make sure the process is fair. >> reporter: more so than any one candidate? >> yes, but of course, now it's pretty clear that trump looks like he could be the nominee. >> a former rand paul supporter from a family who was democratic for generations and he is now in the trump camp. both parties are choosing candidates here today and at an airport hangar they're using as a polling place, young voters were coming through at lunchtime. >> yeah. i think they're getting involved. i think donald trump is actively trying to get young people involved in the voting. >> some of the vacant downtown businesses have been transformed into presidential campaign offices. inside hillary clinton's space volunt

martinsburg, shepherdstown some of these srs for the most part on the dry side tonight.vernight tonight more rain and tomorrow morning stepping out the front door take the umbrella. we definitely expect there to be rain during that early morning commute. temperature 64. 68 on wednesday. slight chance of a shower but not bad thursday right now looks like the best day with the high temperature on thursday. 72 degrees. >>> it was supposed to be an armed robbery. after all he had the gun and the victim well he didn't have anything. except for his two brothers backing him up. citizens arrest in bloomingdale. that story coming up. >>> she created a toddler fight club at a daycare in northern virginia. now we're learning what kind of punishment that worker got for the abuse. >> thousands of jobs in our area being cut. >> how it is impacting one of ine largest employers well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place to get into a new ford escape. escape leads the way with the convenience of a foot-activated rear liftgate. plus, the power and efficiency of ecoboost tec

at an airport hangar in martinsburg, a parade of voters arrived at lunchtime and each telling us they were here to choose a presidential nominee. >> this country's in trouble and we need to get someone in there that can straight then country out. my father told me the only freedom you have is to >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton have offices in downtown martinsburg. clinton volunteers are making calls into the evening to mobilize voters including young voters. this young woman is voting in her first-ever election, she says. in part because her a.p. spanish teacher is running for judge, and she, too, wanted to tell us about her presidential choice. >> donald trump. big supporter of donald trump right here. yeah. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:00, from the farms to the factories. the big battle to be an official convention delegate for donald trump out of west virginia. >> wendy, back to you. >> thanks, scott. since donald trump did become the gop's presumptive nominee, both clinton and sanders argued who would be in the best position to defeat him in the general election? a

martinsburg, winchester. most upper loto low 50s. by morning, light activity.hat, everything is pretty much wet. i would expect a wet commute tomorrow morning. bus stop. temperatures in the 50s. by 9:00, we still have temps in the mid-50s to upper 50s with maybe 64 in fredericksburg. going to be warmer out to the west. and consequently, a little better chance of the rumble of thunder toward cumberland and romney. upper 60s there. and by 6:00, we are back in the low 60s, pretty much across the board, with light showers here and there. so both commutes will be affected. so there is your yellow weather alert. >>> day planners. showers, 9:00, 7:00, 1:00. not too crazy heavy. up to 61 by 1:00 p.m. and yes, another yellow weather alert thursday. rain and showers. more rain and showers only 60. may have to issue another weather alert for friday. next seven days, weekend is not bad. couple of showers side. early 70s for mom. low 70s. afternoon is fine. near 80 monday. nats back in town. and low 80s next tuesday. >>> steven strausberg with what is called the greatest pi

around martinsburg and winchester. it's been just showers. in and around the metro area, not seeing a whole lot, but a few showers too. really just sprinkle. around winchester right along i-81 seeing the rain. we're not done with the rain just yet. then a nice few days. we're talking tomorrow and friday looking pretty good. then we have got saturday to talk about. we'll go through it hour by hour coming up in just a little bit. >>> the driver who hit and killed a montgomery county police officer pleaded guilty today. he's facing up to ten years in prison. he'll be sentenced in august. that hearing revealed some new details about the case, and it prompted new reaction from officer noah lyoe lyote leotta'. >> reporter: that pain was alleviated for his family after the der because the outcome would have been the same. >> reporter: the suspect spent hours in a bar drinking beer and taking shots before he got behind the wheel. moments later, investigators say he slammed into leotta, sideswiped his police car before coming to a stop, never realizin

we're talking leesburg, westchester, martinsburg. look back to the west.hat we're watching back here is another storm system that will move well to our north and west. nothing early tomorrow morning. no problems. i don't think you'll need the umbrella for most of the day, but watch what happens around 1:00 in the afternoon. no problems around the d.c. metro area, but notice back towards the this is always the area during this time of month with this kind of heat coming in that increases storms. around frederick and clarksburg and leesburg, the best chance for storms. one or two of those could be on the strong side. they never quite make it into d.c. they stay to the north and west. if you're west of i-95, you have a better chance of seeing those storms. south and east of d.c., i don't think you'll see much at all. a slight chance of a storm tomorrow afternoon. that biking forecast, 67 at 8:00 p.m. a very hot day for sure. upper 80s to around 90. 91 in fredericksburg. 89 towards martinsburg. even warmer on friday. we're going l -- 89, heat index will make i

let's zoom in and show you around martinsburg and winchester.round middleway, pretty good little downpour right here. nothing strong. i'm not worried about these. these will all continue to move on. satellite and radar not showing much in our region. we have clear skies down to south. we have some clouds with those showers just back to our north and west. farther west, tornado watches. colorado, kansas, nebraska, missouri. the kansas city airport was evaclat evacuated last hour as a confirmed tornado was making its way towards the kansas city airport. the next thing i'm watching is down towards the tropics. 60% chance from the national hurricane center to become a tropical depression. if it became a storm, it would be named bonnie. as it does, it will bring a lot of moisture from the atlantic in here. we're talking a chance of shower activity for the weekend. for tonight, not much. isolated showers. not much around the city. tomorrow same deal starting off with sunshine. watch what happens in the afternoon. just a couple of pop-up scattered show

some lightening up around the martinsburg area. coming down in warrenton and right along 217 as well. there's a lot more to come. we're not going to see rain today. but look at all the moisture here. it's all part of an area of low pressure that's not only going to give us the moisture. it's going to keep us cool. 59 right now in d.c. we're not getting warm anytime soon, but there is good news in the forecast. >>> well, right now, we are awaiting the court appearance for the man who is accused of hijacking that metro bus and then hitting and killing a man. keith loving is charged with second-degree murder. this unfolded yesterday morning in northeast d.c. court documents say loving smoked k2 and pcp before he hijacked that bus. anthony payne was killed. shomari stone is in the courtroom now. he's going to have more once loving makes his appearance. >>> metro just learning that your safety will be the focus of a hearing on capitol hill yet again. the house subcommittee on highways and transit just announcing this afternoon that hear

morning will not be seen because of the clouds. 66 in culpeper and 63 in winchester. 65 in martinsburg. mild temperatures and it is not too cold. it is a step in the right direction. we still have showers and storms in washington. steady rain across northern virginia and, if you go far enough south, into the middle peninsula, areas are under a tornado warning, as this cell shows the ability to create rain across the river and it will head out to the chesapeake bay. just west of winchester in your the rain will go to the showers and storms and we do not expect that to happen tonight. anotherrecast shows round of showers and storms in northern virginia. onwill be back in action thursday and friday. it warms up with some sunshine long as chris as will be suspended for the hit. we will show you the video, in case you missed it. this is the hit in game three in the first and they will debate whether this was as bad as the hit in game two. >> it was important for him. we lost and -- >> the capitals are happy that he will be out for a game. -- e is because of the physicality, they do not like

we have 55 at dulles, martinsburg 56-degrees, a littli cooler to the north, 54 for frederick.got 60-degrees to the south at fredericksburg and fr that's an indication of that warm air that we're going to en up getting. today's highs only in the 50s th once again. we should really be in the low 70s. can't make it there, but tomorrow we'll actually be apolicyholder that. your overn 50s and the low 60s. once again a chance of the storms. the frontal system is stationary. what's going to happen it's going to move to the north as a warm front tomorrow. tom that opens the door for thehe warmer air to come in but it but also opens the door for the for moist flow to push in from the h south. tomorrow is very unsettled. you could even see a chance of some storms depending on how on much of a brake we get in the clouds as the frontal system t moves to the north. we are under however a marginala risk of severe weather here h tomorrow. here in the area you see all inl the darker green and that does h include the d.c. metro region. we'll keep an eye on that. here's a look at futurecast. f

we have rain around leesburg back towards martinsburg and hagertown. some of this rain moderate to heavy. we are watching these showers come through. you can see some of that heavier rain right towards woodbridge and quantico. guess where there's traffic. right in here just to the north of fredericksburg. 95 going to be a slow go tonight. watch out for that. much more on the way. tomorrow not a lot of rain, but on friday we'll see a lot for your friday and your weekend and your mother's day in the forecast. >>> i'm adam tuss. just in to the live desk, met metro's leaders getting ready to make a major announcement about a new maintenance plan that could shut down sections of the system for extended periods of time. the announcement could come as early as friday. the metro board will be briefed on that plan in the coming days. the general manager has said he doesn't think large sections of the rail line will have to be closed, but parts of track in between stations could be closed. another possibility is that metro may open later or close earlier on the

you can see another area here just around i-81, martinsburg, frederick.of this rain is going to be wrapping up by midnight tomorrow morning. 49 to 52. we're in the 50s right now to around 60 degrees. tomorrow's high temperature already around 60 too. friday morning rush. look at this. rain chances go way up to about an 80% chance. then we flatten out without any rain or much rain at all the weekend into the early part of next week. as we give you your hourly forecast, here we are at lunchtime tomorrow. a similar day for tomorrow. you'll be able to get by with i friday. in the afternoon, there'll be some scattered showers left around. then it settle down for friday evening. if you have plans to go out, it settles down. 75 for mother's day. early showers, then some nice clearing. upper 60s at 7:00 on mothers day. not a bad sunday at all. saturday, again we start drying out too. the temperature also in the low to mid 70s. we have got a cool week. early part of next week, get ready to get back into the 80s. doug has more on that at 6:00. >>> this one of my fa

cloudy. 63 in leesburg and manassas. 63 in reagan national. 60 in martinsburg.cky is a hotbed of severe weather. there is a tornado watch across kentucky. just metro. it will stay west of the mountains. the energy and the atmosphere focus here. spin in the atmosphere. we will stay quiet. but rain opportunities through the day tomorrow as we get through the late evening hours. thursday, patchy light rain and drizzle. the warm sector air to the west. the temperatures might rise. friday with the cold front and chance of widespread heavy rain and the isolated thunderstorms. second cold front comes in on saturday. 40% chance of rain. especially in the morning at 66. mild on friday. showers and storms possible on saturday. clearing and cooler on sunday and monday. leon: all right. maureen: well, it's cold enough for hockey. right? leon: it is in pittsburgh. we don't want the caps to be cold tonight. they have to be hot. it depends on what happens tonight. right, erin? erin: that is absolutely correct! puck drop in two hours. coming up, find out who said that the caps

we're going to track the martinsburg, winchester. nothing crazy heavy at this point. but this is moving off to the south and east. computer models hold this together. we have until midnight. we shall see. in the meantime, this could track all the way to germantown, by about 7:24. on the light side. let's talk about tonight at 10:00. most of the future cast has showers to the west of us. a lot of clouds. pretty darn loud. walk the dog after dinner. by morning, here's the deal. we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow. but we think the commute is going to be dry in the morning. just a couple of sprinkles north and west. temperatures in the low 60s. and by 8:00, 9:00, showers begin to develop, martinsburg, cumberland, out towards 60s. by 10:00, 11:00, showers and thunderstorms begin to roll through. and by midnight, showers fairbax, and la plata. by then, temperatures will be in your 70s. that's front number 1. we'll come back and talk about number 2, what that means for your weekend. >> all right, top. let's turn now to campaign 2016. protestors rated

so unusually cold here for the middle of may. 38 in martinsburg, 37 winchester, 36 luray.risonburg 35. # 4 # 4 by the bay. but nothing to worry about today, just cool sunshine. give you the green light for your outdoor activities. but both tuesday and wednesday, a lot of clouds and off and on rain chances. so stuff you want to get down outside may need to be postponed until later in the week. next rain chances already showing up in places like st. louis and wichita. more rain down across parts of the texas gulf coast. this is all sort of funneling in our general direction here. so clouds will gradually increase today and rain though not likely today, probably about this time tomorrow morning rain chances will start to move up once again. so sunshine on future weather all the way through today. a couplelo this morning, but no full overcast skies until early tomorrow morning. rain chances move in during the mid to late parts of the morning tomorrow. heaviest rain tomorrow around lunchtime and another pretty good shot of rain on wednesday. but as you can see 00 your "7-day fo

martinsburg down to a mile now.st we checked on mannasas it was 5 or 6 mill visibility and you're down below a mile now. here in the city still ten miles. we'll see some of these continue to come down. winchester 5 miles. that's not a problem. keep in mind through 8 or 9 clock fog in spots. 72 now here in town. annapolis 68. baltimore 66 and culpeper and 69. bus stop forecast for the kid owes no worries. if you get fog out there keep it extra, ca slow obviously do i need to tell you. low beams only. 64 to 71 after school hot kind of muggy 83 to 88. here's erin. >> well, 5:35 now we'll start you with metro delay and unfortunately if orange line an earlier train mall nunks because of residual delays because of new carlton this morning and rest of five rail lines are on time and no metro bus delays because of vum yet. live look 66 inbound towards the beltway let me see if i can move out of the way. blocking lane norm of this 123 you can kind of see it there there's a stalled vehicle. keep to left and you encounter some

some areas in the mountains, frederick county, areas toward martinsburg -- cool weather. wednesday, ity, looks like the possibility of scattered showers. we might get a little bit of sun. mild temperatures, but a daily low-end chance of showers through thursday. jummy: not too bad. you could buy a lot of pools with this. you see all the media out there. later on today, we will find out the winners of the largest single jackpot winning ticket ever sold in new jersey. the winners will be introduced during the 3:00 news conference. eight people will be sharing the more than $429 million jackpot. they chose to take the lump sum. they will be splitting $284 million. that is $35.5 million per person. doug: not bad. jummy: i don't think that was a group from abc 7. maybe next time. the search for a new cohost is on. the look at michael strahan's last day on "live." ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping

outside now, 48 this martinsburg, that's the cool spot. 52 manassas, 57 now in washington. high temperatures today, in it 80s we will go. 85 with full sunshine tomorrow. and then thursday a chance of an afternoon shower or thundershower. no big washout. friday looks warm and dry. so does saturday. up fear 90. still keeping a much closer eye on the second half of the weekend. >>> inner loop at new hampshire, it got out of the way pretty quickly. outer loop just a little slow, that is totally normal here for this time of day. so nothing to really worry about there. in arlington, south courthouse near columbia pike, a multicar ca crash there. chop other the way to river road still shut down at partnership. all lanes blocked because of a pole down. as we widen out a bit, the beltway overall looking pretty good. all of the many routes in and out of town are rolling along quite up. >>> it is just after 6:20. and you can see the security lines are starting to grow at reagan national airport. the shakeup made at tsa as tralers brace for a rough summer. >>> but first hoping for a si

and by 1:00 they are creeping in along hagerstown and martinsburg and perhaps as far east as frederick. in the beltway you got until 1:00 to cut the grass and showers and storms move through and in the low 70s and everything moves quickly and by 7:00 clear with temperatures back into the low to mid 60s. it will turn cooler tomorrow or sunday night. day planner like this, sunshine to start and maybe a shower by 1:00 over in the low 70s. sunday isolated showers. 63 and nice monday. sunshine near 70s. next 7 days, showers will return on tuesday and possible weather alert and showers end on wednesday and sunshine next thursday and friday. >>> thank you, topper. >> ready for football. >> yes, redskins gearing up. we got skins rookie mini cam and a preview for you next in sports. >>> could this strange looking device be the key for fighting depression. it changed rebecca's life. >>> now wusa9 game on sports. >>> guess what is back? redskins football is back. well, sort of. we got redskins rookie mini cam at skins park and the first chance to see first round wide receiver, josh do. xson a tal

look at these numbers. 77 martinsburg. 80 in d.c. for the first time this month. and 82 down towards fredericksburg. you but wait, it gets better, if you act now -- finally nice out there. this one's great for the kids. i know my son's excited about this one, what are you wearing tomorrow? it's not umbrellas or the jeans or rain coat. it's the shorts and tee shirts. that's the kind of nice weather we have coming on in here. let's talk about this. 80 on tuesday, 83 on wednesday. both days plenty of sunshine. thursday, 87, a heigslight chanf a storm. this is like summertime storms, maybe one here or there. temperatures could hit 90 for the first time. same deal on saturday on sunday. six out of the next seven days at 80 degrees or above, well above arm. da day. coming up on friday i'll be in ocean city, for our first back yard weather of the season, monday, memorial day, watching a potential coastal storm. we'll have to talk more about that the next couple days. but right now, we're all smiles. >> looking up. >>> coming up, a rainy, rough night for geo gon sazalez.

now we are seeing some showers to the north in martinsburg, north of winchester, jefferson county, west virginia, county and here's the showers that once again have formed to our west. right now in the district here towardo nhwrtest and georgia avenue, up to the college park area over to south laurel. ikea, right there. it is raining over ikea. they are closed so they are okay. if you are packing furniture. notice the clouds to the west starting to get out of here, clearing a bit and we will get if to that eventually tomorrow. hour by hour, starting off with clouds. temperatures in the 50s and around 10:00 still cool, 57. then we break out and start to see the sunshine. i think tomorrow will be a nice afternoon. as far as what we will see tomorrow impact wise, can't rule out an isolated shower early. for the most part a pretty nice day all in and all. especially compared to where we have been. sunshine early. clouds increase. high of 73. then we get to again. not just that, it is also the preakness up toward baltimore. 56 at 8 a.m. if you are thinking of heading to the infield it will b

only 73 in speechesville, 70 cambridge, lower 80s back towards the west. 83 martinsburg, you're in winchestertonight that's the remnants of bonnie low pressure along carolinas. clouds will probably remain in place with a few showers as theh cold front roles by. we can start the morning off with fog. planning forecast for this evening watch for a pop up shower with the front coming through. anyone could see it. otherwise mostly cloudy and mild. still pretty humid with temperatures in the 70s through the rest of the evening. when i come back inside we'll be talk beginning about this midweek looks mostly dry and and really really nice as we balance out some of nieces starter to giant i'll have all the details when i kim back inside for the 7-day forecast. >> now to tonight's top developing stories in prince s george's county police are cou trying trying to figure out whaw led to a define adele fie maryland. officers were doing a welfare check on 18th avenue when they found a victim dead and the search police have not released identity no word and suspect ord motive at this time. >>> in the distr

we've got 56-degrees at martinsburg to the west and today's highs once again for this weekend in the0s. we haven't been able to get much warmer than that and we're well blow seasonal because we shoulde really be in the low 70s. be into the 50s and the low 60s right across the board.oard the frontal system as i said is going to move to the north. it opens the door for more warmm air to move in so our temperatures are really going to climb. upper 70s believe it or the not, low 80 for tomorrow, that's going to be a treat.trea but office and an autopsy the ad flip side of it it's going to allow a lot of moisture to move in. we are still talking another day of unsettled weather with the showers and as well a chance off storms depending on how much off a break we get throughout thetho day because we're going to see a little bit of a break-in theeak- clouds. that is setting us up for somefr storms tomorrow. a marginal risk for tomorrow, for sunday for the thunderstorms. with this front, the timing ofin that as well as the breaks is going to be the main factor determining that.g th here's a

we've gotee another 90 at frederick, 85 at martinsburg. it is hot. 88 at manassas, 89 at fredericksburg. due points up as well in 60s and 70s. that means it is uncomfortable. it is just sticky. and you feel it when you step outside. here's what bears watching right now. this line here is showers and a few little f scattered thunderstorms thatth popped up here. and i can't rule out maybe an isolated pop up storm as we gets into tonight because i see thatc we areau starting to see some oo that activity get a little bit close. take a look here to the north hagerstown little bit of lightening i mean bedded in this. dark green this is where we have flash floods warnings. there are pocketed of very heavy rainfall moving through with this. i can't rule any of this out moving this is way a little closer to i95 corridor. but it kind of looks more like e this is going to hang more too western zones. we're going to watch that closely for you. and the tropics are heating up. we have now tropical depression two, second named storm always sex was around

we've got 56 at quantico, 53 at dulles, 54 at frederick and 53-degrees at martinsburg.o it is a little on the cool side.si our temperatures still continuet to be well blow cease l until.se if you take a look up the midhem atlantic you can see we're not a i loan.loan once we get to the south we start to see the warming trendai and we start to benefit fromnefi that once we get into the mid td later part of the week. we here's a look at futurecast forr you. here we go, with the trend of looking how this is going to shape up for your sunday. we have a fair amount ofof rainfall. this is by the 6:00 hour. not everybody is going to getget this, mind you. look at 10:00 tomorrow night we're really socked in here. we even have some of this lingering with a little bit of scattered shower activity forctv your monday, also as we startwe the week. there you can see that. tuesday is actually going to be the first day where it's going to be totally rain free.e. for this weekend we calculate yesterda so far here's what we're talking about, by the weekend is overs just over an inch of ra

winds will be a little gusty from time to time but not too bad out there. 52 martinsburg. 52 hagerstownthe temperatures have gone up and down a few degrees here a there as the rain comes through and the lower 60s. upper 50s. not changing much with an early wind. 62 culpeper and 61 fredricksburg. cloudy skies. the boundary here is stalled out hanging around our region leaving showers in the forecast. even though we aren't going to see a lot of soakers today, a chance for light showers and drizzle remains today, tonight, tomorrow morning, tomorrow night, thursday, thursday night. the best chance will be on friday. take a look at first alert live doppler. spotty showers, drizzle if you will. and up to the north as well, charleston town, frederick. these are not a big deal just a nuisance. you could probably get away without an umbrella. tonight first pitch 7:05. cool in the low 60s. as the game progresses, the later it goes on the better the rain chances are. letter pack the rain gear. as you head home, walking to the metro or your run into showers potentially. here we are at 6:30, dry. ev

a 6:05 departure from frederick a 6:25 departure from martinsburg and a 7:45 depature from brunswick.rned from metro that service will resume across the redline this morning. csx officials say 14 cars derailed before 7 sunday morning -- near 9th street and rhode island avenue. the train was going from cumberland, maryland to hamlet, north carolina. crews are now on the scene working to clean up the derailed cars, and the spilled chemicals. this morning.. rubble after a massive, four-alarm blaze. throughout the 160-year-old serbian cathedral of saint sava-- shortly after parishioners celebrated easter mass. there are no reports of any injuries, but parts of the building have collapsed. the church was declared a new york city landmark in 19-68. crews say the fire is now under control... but is not completely extinguished. the search is over. the first family says malia obama will begin her college career in cambridge. the president and mrs. obama announced over the weekend that their daughter will attend harvard university in the fall of 20-17. first-- she will take a gap year, somethin

here on may 18th, 59 already in frederick.k. 55 for martinsburg. know if it's a mistake or not when i looked at the battled more washington climate data baltimore had a low of 37 last night crazy cold. spotty showers. primarily west of dc. i want to get urge a little bitt closer tracking lighter showers right in the districts. they've been persistent, beginning to dry up quite a bit didn't see umbrellas down towarn the howard i didn't see anythina falling when i was out in front of northwest dc. i think those are going to be oo the way. we'll see how many of these showers are pushing out parts of loudoun county could produce aru shower for you the next hour or two.two. certainly bigger set is that with this staled frontal boundary still in place we don't completely break out we'll have clouds and pot tea showers later to night.to a little bit of improvement tomorrow, one last trigger, maybe west of dc and then somen clearing and sunshine forine thursday afternoon. really great finish.inis skies will look like this in the morning. more clouds. by no

winchester. 64 martinsburg. 54 manassas. we have cooled but a nice evening. high today of 77.t's the highest we have been in three weeks. nothing on radar we are all clear here. look at what is coming our way. a strong frontal boundary. severe weather to the west, and rain rain in chicago, st. louis. this front is moving our way and moving in quick. what we will see tomorrow as we move through on future weather. here we are at 8:00 tomorrow morning as doreen is getting out and riding the bike. most of the time she goes this way. looking good on the trail. it is going to be a great morning. watch what happens at noon. we start to see the clouds. the rain west. still good here. if the kids have is a soccer or lacrosse game before noon, maybe get in okay. after that, here's the showers, 2:00, 3:00, notice the shower activity. it is just showers, i don't think we will see much in the 3:00. and then a couple of downpours and a gusty thunderstorm or two but that's it. behind this, we clear out again. and then we get cool for the day on sunday. high temperatures tomorrow will take yo

although seneca worked for trump in florida, he is known for being the mayor of martinsburg, west virginia, in the 1990's. the news about the 84-year-old former butler comes on the same was an d.c. for a meeting with house speaker paul ryan, who has not endorsed him. trump's campaign spokesman condemned the statements, saying that tony sent a guy has not worked for donald trump four years, and they disavow the horrible statements made by him regarding the president and first family. "the new york times" says that he retired as a butler in 2009, but donald trump liked him so much that he was kept club. tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: a shakeup in metro's big plans to repair the rails and make your commute safer, the schedule being moved up. federal authorities say they cannot wait. three sections are in need of repair right now, meaning closures and some places for nearly two weeks. there was another arcing insulator tonight at the friendship heights station. will get the ntsb report on a daily amtrak crash in philadelphia that happened one year ago tonight. the train derailed in ,hiladelphi

more of the 40s are starting too take over. 48 at dull 43 at martinsburg.and we are going to see to t areas of our west something we don't want to hear about, butut guess what we do have a freezere warning and a frost advisory ins effect. so we're looking at some frost tonight for some of our neighborhoods here and this kicks in from midnight until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. m i know everybody has done allon their planting of their flowers and everything and so unfortunately this is not welcomed and very, verye unseasonal for this time oftime year. so we've got this cold pattern that's settling in. the jet extreme well to the south of us. an air mass that decided to make itself well known and we are going to see our temperatures over the next few days some 10 to 20 degrees blow the seasonal average. 42 degrees for tonight, then. mostly clear skies. it will be a chilly one.one. make sure you're bundling up iff you're heading out. the week starts dry and sunny i'm happy to say.say. i'll let you know how long theow sun is going to stick around. we today. i h

we will start off on a nice note tomorrow. 52 martinsburg and gaithersburg. many of you will drop to the 40s overnight. it will be cool but nice. school bus forecast. looking good early tomorrow, 55 in the city. cooler to the suburbs but great in the afternoon. high of 75. i love to call fridays fantastic friday. that's what we will see tomorrow [000:18:59;00] nothing on the radar right now. again, tomorrow remains dry. clear skies, we are clear around the northeast, but back to the south, well, notice this system coming through kansas, little rock, even a tornado warning toward new orleans. that system is moving our way. it will move across our region and park itself here on saturday and sunday and that's why we are thinking of rain. first off tomorrow, highs in the 70s. 76 manassas, 73 gaithersburg, 73 fredericksburg under partly cloudy skies. future weather, timing the reai out. sun early and clouds on friday. 7:30, notice the rain just about everywhere and by noon everyone is seeing rain. maybe a break in the afternoon. more of a shower variety type patte

light activity in martinsburg and leesburg, and all of it is drifting, i mean drifting to the north and east this is the heaviest rain, and good rain fall around the t. there for front royal, and this is drifting very, very slowly, and it move between upperville and marshall, but it will weaken to tomorrow morning, just a dreary day at the start. 6:00, just light activity and drizzle, and the roads will be damp in some spots, wet in other spots. low 50s by 7:30. 39 in frederick, and 51 in fairfax. we will come back and take you through the day and talk about the heavy rain later in the week. >> right now, talking about the app. it's free, and you can access the radar, 7-day and the weather alerts as well. >> thank you,topper. >>> tonight, there's just one. remember all of those names in the republican field? here they are. donald trump is now the last man standing, fighting off 17 other republicans become the gop's presumptive nominee for president. >> after donald trump and bernie sander's win in indiana, the delegate count is adding up quickly with nine primaries ahead of the conventi

dense fog, with light showers, as you can see, with the sunshining, look at the temperature, 74 for martinsburg, and 75 for front royal. and starting to warm up to fredericksburg, and we are are getting going in the orange at 63. still pretty cloudy out there. look at the visible satellite. you can see all of skies over here, to the west. with the clouds hanging around. but they are starting to go away. we are going to see rain tonight. after the sun sets. and the big question is, how strong could some of the thunderstorms start to pop up later on this afternoon, as we start to see more sunshine. we will go through the future cast coming up later. andrea? >> thanks, allison. >>> crews are working hard, cleaning up after sunday's csx train derailment. no one was hurt, but chemicals were spilled when a portion of the train left the tracks, at 9th and rhode island avenue, northeast. and th's right next to the rhode island avenue metro station. and that's where we find delia goncalves live to tell us how much cleanup is affecting the blond commute. especially how did things go this morning and what

upper 60s in martinsburg. cumberland is 70. and 68 in reedville. and 73 in eastham. 73 in waldorf. a beautiful 72 in manassas and here in washington, a fine friday under way with a temperature of so really comfortable, and the humidity, it is only 38%. so if you got get a chance to take advantage of the nice weather this afternoon, you will be plead with that. may not be plead with -- pleased with what is coming. after the dry evening, a yellow weather alert tomorrow. definitely a soaker. especially morning through midday, heaviest rains and lighter rains and showers through the afternoon and evening. temperatures don't get out of the 50s tomorrow. and fredericksburg may get 60, 61, but most of us stay in the 50s tomorrow. and a few more showers sunday. and then next week, finally we are going to break out of the pattern, especially by wednesday and thursday. and mid, possibly upper 80s, here. so we will get back to more spring and late spring weather, and a lot of weather headed our way. three storms on the map. one leaving the northeast. and this one bringing rain

george's county, and calver county, a much better rain chance than places like fredericksburg, or martinsburg. and the showers move to the north. really headed to the east. but later on this afternoon, we could have a few more thunderstorms pop up for the metro spots. looking at the future cast, this is 4:00. so maybe after the barbecue, or after the main pool time, we are looking at some showers and thunderstorms starting to pop up. but there is the extended future cast. as are you headed to the pool, use the radar on the wusa 9 app and track yourself. the rest of the week coming up in just a bit. >> thank you, allison. about an hour ago, president barack obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. it is of course to honor members of the military who died serving our country. the president's appearance at arlington national cemetery carries on a long standing presidential tradition and it comes as the united states continues to struggle with various conflicts in the middle east. earlier this morning, the president held a breakfast reception at the white house. for a family members of fal

take a look temperature-wise, 57 martinsburg. 51 leesburg and 54 for waldorf. 54 manassas. like yesterday. highs mid-to-upper 80s. running 10 degrees above average. 86 manassas. it's hot today t. we are not too humid just yet. that is coming up tomorrow but more so on friday. we will get to those details and how it will impact the holiday plans in a bit. >> 4:30 is the time. northbound on 95 working up on the virginia side from dale city to the capital beltway, all lanes of traffic are open. traffic is light on the northbound and southbound side. i-66 from manassas in to the capital beltway traveling westbound making your way to 81, front royal and gainese

th up towards hagerstown and martinsburg the northern parterp of 81 and interstate 68 that's6' been kindtent areate for rain as well.rain most of the rest of us notst u seeing anything.th but this is the big driver this it's an upper level areaela of low pressure, it's going tosr be a slow mover and it's got some rain with it.somen it will be in here thursday trsa night into friday morning and md that's when we'll get our bestes or heaviest rain. daanwhile today because of theto clouds and the persistent eastet wind on the chilly side again.ga average high is 72. we're only 56 at bwi today andnd they're still pretty chilly att 54, d.c. dropped to 58. t58 check out that wind direction. c loads us up again on theagn on clouds, the moisture, drizzle, z and sometimes that late nightht fog. also very cool to our north sous you can see where you get intoei sunshine raleigh is at at 72 degrees.eges. next two days looks like this. . 60 degrees tomorrow.w. showers, not a particularlytila rainy day, just a little bit of drizzle and showerwer activity. activi definitely rainy for friday. raf i thin

this morning, nothing heavy as far as rainfall is concerned, just a couple light rain showers from martinsburgr down to fredericksburg. everybody kind of cold and wet this morning. we're only in the upper 40s to and thanks to the clouds and drizzle chances, temperatures won't budge much. we'll talk about any potential improvements coming up. for now, trouble on a thursday morning commute. >>> brand new problem here. 50 east after 410, do have a crash with the left lane the only thing getting by. you can see a little bit of a slowdown, so we'll keep our eyes on that one. 95 at 17, southbound at falmouth, left lane getting by that work zone. not really slowing thinking too much. . inner loop after colesville, two left lanes getting by the work zone there. overall beltway looking pretty good. a live look at 270 coming up. >>> developing this morning, prince william county police are investigating a deadly shooting in dale city. officers say someone shot a man on darby dale avenue last night. the unidentified victim died at the hospital. no suspects have been >>> life plus 11 years is the sentence

cool in martinsburg. 57 leesburg, manassas 55 degrees.e george you have a few stray showers out there moving quickly to the south near fredricksburg, lady might to newland and leonard town. by 7:00 they are gone and the sun will begin to return. 77 degrees by 1:00. nice lunch hour. winds are light. temperatures topping out about 80. a few above average. we have another nice day to enjoy before summer weather. heat and humidity is

martinsburg 67.martin here in town, we're 71 degrees.caitlin roth in for erin who is i vacationing early. ely >> lucky her.>>ucky gary, it definitely feels warmew outside. this morning it was like, okay, nifirst taste of summer,um this is what d.c.'s all about. 19 late may feels really warmea out there.outher so, a summery feeling commute c for you.for not so bad on the road so far ro this morning. checking the maryland commute.o. it's all green whether you'reour headed on 95 southbound, 270un 2 southbound or 50 westbound westu through prince george's countyin you're looking good in allceking scenarios so not seeing anyin ay problems on the road in maryland.mary morning commute, staying inng in maryland route four westbound w 301 to the beltway looking the good and route five northboundnu waldorf to woodyard road notro even any light volume at thisumt moment. that's a look at traffic. traic more coming up after 5:05. maureen. >> the leader of a localma university says the community at his school must become more inclusive. it comes after

martinsburg 56, frederick 57.rek here in town right around 58 degrees.58 degrees.orning for ahi few showes rs.w showe so far they've only been downy n to the south of us and they're ' moving on.movi right now i think really just drizzle, clouds, reduced ruc visibility. we're going to get a littleg bit of sunshine in spots atto a. they'll help get temperatures up into the lower to mid 70's.0. haven't seen that in awhile. here's erin como, thursdayhursda morning, traffic time. >> friday eve, gary, 4:56 right now.t now. still tracking the breaking bak news out of the northwest north section of the district.he distc large downed tree blocking blocg 41st street completely atty a military road.tary keep in mind though for your early morning ride military m road is not af to get around this closurelo keep to it 39th or 42nd 39tr depending on can whichpeing direction you're coming from.re we'll let you know as soon asass crews are able to move that mov tree and reopen that road.ha r let's take a live look on 270. as you cruise from hyattstown all the way down to the spur,h

frederick, hagerstown,erow martinsburg lower 70's.sburg r 0 we're going to make it into it the lowers well with that sunshine and itne and looks like the sunshine willunsn be with us for the afternoon afr today and then through most of the day tomorrow, okay, beforeef it goes away again just inust time for the weekend. that's unfortunately it'ss thursday. erin como. she likes to call that friday eve.y >> i do. >> i like the sound that of.f. >> i do, too, gary but i don't d like the look of our traffic.raf 270 north remains shut downn serious crash involving involvi several cars. cs. active accident investigation. all traffic being diverted towards 121.rd so if you're trying to geting tt north from montgomery countyontg into frederick you're beingou're have to detour at 121 and use 355 to get around thatd tt closure.clos also keep in mind 121 ramp to 270 north is also shut this time. is t crash has been out there since about 2:30 this morning. m we'll let you know as soon as crews are able to reopen thatlen stretch of road.retc in addition, you can alwaysan a exit at father hurley h b

winchester martinsburg little l cooler lower to mid 60's. over on thehe eastern shore temperatures arete around 70 degrees to lowergrees 70's. we continue to watch all thisll moisture stream up. there is a tropical depressionde to the south of us, tropicals, l depression bonnie and it'sessiob going to be around for thetoe ar next several days slowlylo moving up the east coast butoast since we're on the west side of that and we're going have h high pressure kind of nudging in, we'll stay mostly try thisy week, okay., certainly won't get a lot from t tropical depression bon fleeal e and then the low pressure area a that it's going to become.ec showers today possible, yesssie, but most of us stay dry most of the day other than kind of these random showers and ara little bit of sunshine. ssh look at the northwesternth middle 80's again today.s againt we'll be 81 here in the city.ci. more on the full forecast.or it's all coming up. happy memorial day, guys., >> all right, coming up on foxn news mornings what may have been intended as a practical