southern maryland thinking of you. calvert county get gettg the worst of it. heavy rain on the north and west side of the beltway up near 270 and along 66 as well. so locally heavy rain here. flash flood ago big problem. i've been seeing one report after another rolling in flooded roadways. if you got to hit the roadways here in the near term be prepared for ponding out there. you'll likely encounter some problems. notice very sharp cut off to our south and west where it's not raining at all because of stationary front. if you love whether this is fascinating if you love driving this is not so much fun stationary front won't move a lot today and unfortunately with it park right across the the re showers and thunderstorms kick up along it later this afte afternoon. take the umbrella you'll want it. also be prepared for flooding on the roadways ponding that kind of thing here as there could be some, you know, slow-moving very heavy downpours. quick dumping quarter or halfism of rain in few minutes. >> all righty. >> all

maryland handling this. the victim's name has not been released. >>> it's likely to be a somber day on capitol hill as the colleagues of senator john mccain are grappling with the news that he has a brain tumor. this is days after we learned that doctors removed a blood clot from above mccain's left eye. >> the reaction has been coming in throughout the night. some of his closest friends in the senate offered support but sounded upbeat that mccain can beat this. >> god knows how this ends, not me. but i do know this. this disease has never had a more worthy opponent. >> certainly, john is a friend of everybody here. we hope for the best for him. >> if anybody can beat this, john mccain is the man. >> mccain's doctors say the senator and his family are currently reviewing treatment options. each one has its own challenges. doreen gentzler has more on the diagnosis and the potential next steps. >> aaron and eun, senator j senator has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor known as a glioblastoma. thi they

we are zip tripping to waldorf maryland this morning.ucker, steve annie all standing by with a large and pumped up crowd. man, this is amazing. look at you waldorf. that's how you do it. >> oh, man, they've got me jazzed up today. >> i know. i'm like okay, got to go to waldorf. >> good morning to you, i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm maureen umeh. >> if you are just waking up this morning, how about another live look outside. we saw waldorf. here in this area though looks a little less sunny and bright but mike has said that rain is not going to stick around all day. it's just in the forecast for a little bit today. >> all right. let's get a quick check that of weather and traffic. mike and erin standing by with the latest. hey, mike, good morning. >> hey, guys it's like a three part day today. your morning has clouds with chance of showers. by the afternoon we break out into sunshine late this evening we could see one or two storms rumbling through. tucker is going to have all those details plus the weekend forecast in a few minutes. hey

was arrested by maryland state police. but he was arrested in frederick. it's unclear exactly how he got there. it's our understanding his vehicle was found in st. marry's county. here's what alexandria police had to say about incident earlier today. >> this morning, at 7:56 a.m. patrol officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of eisenhower and claremont avenue. we believe the shooting is a road rage incident between two vehicles. >> reporter: seconds after the shooting, a camera on a nearby business records what may have been the suspect's vehicle entering the intersection of ice hour and clare months avenues. as the vehicle speeds off, the black suv with the wounded driver turns on to eisenhower avenue before coming to a stop and crossing the road. a witness declined to go on camera said the female driver was able to get out of the and appeared to be holding her neck. emergency radio broadcasts indicated the woman was hit in the neck and back. suspect vehicle was last seen heading towards cameron run and described as a white sprinter vans wit

4:50 or excuse me 4:29 parts of maryland eastern shore remain in the dark after this confirmed ef 2 tornado hit kept island with winds of 125 miles an hour and carved out a two mile path of destruction south of bay bridge. no one was killed and the twister destroyed homes and tore down power lines. power is expected to to be restored to most residents this eek at 8:00. >> i'm down to the floor and got in the closet with the dogs. >> we went into the crawl space. we could hear the whole house was shaking. it was wind like i've never experienced before. >>> first happened accounts like those paint a scary picture of what people wept throughs a twister hit. that was kept island resident thomas romero showing the moment he and his wife were woken by the tornado. a number of residents swent the day sivingt through the debris and the damage is rond >> this is brand new home we moved in last november. had our first christmas and then you know just still been just -- i don't know where it go from here to be honest with you. >> alarming a lot of people were asleep when all this unfolded and the twis

all of our majors in maryland are also quiet.e 5 o'clock hour on 270 southbound by shady grove road but the good news is traffic is still at speed as you head to the beltway making your way down the spur. if you have any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll keep up in the know this morning. >> all right, coming up on fox5 news morning, a rain delay before the braves-nats game is trending. we're going to let you know why. that's coming up. >> career firefighters facing off with volume material firefighters the the scene of a 911 call. >> heading to break right now a live look across the d.c. region, it is 4:57 right now and 75 degrees. little music to get you going on this friday morning. you could do it. you could do it. >> if this doesn't get you out of bed i don't know what will. >> i don't know either. >> i hit snooze three times in all honesty. >> back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. so, when it's your turn to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberri

the university of maryland realizes that now more than ever, it is crucial. they did a nationwide search to find this person and all along he was right here. >> at the university of maryland college park, incoming freshman and their parents are excited about the college experience. but start of a hanging in lieutenant the third to linger. >> i was frightened. we had a discussion. she was more frightened her anxiety level skyrocketed. but i lot her know it's far few and between. >> the university of maryland has an officer to help them move forward. roger said it's a challenging process but one that this campus is fully equipped to handle. >> i want to be in touch with faculty and staff and everybody who is part of diversity of the community. i want to listen to the concerns they have. >> things happen. they have to be over come with society. as long as they're working towards it. >> in coming freshman brian is hopeful, too. >> university of maryland and all colleges can get back these issues. >> while some students wonder if a diversity officer can really sto

it's a silver or tan ford fusion with maryland tags. there were 6 incidents involving paintball guns yesterday. police say the victims were random. two people were taken to hospitals, but there are no life threatening injuries. a loudoun county chipotle - will re-open today after a health scare. here's what we know. this is the location on route 7 in sterling. multiple people reported... getting sick after eating there yesterday. they say -- they experienced fever, nausea and vomitting. chipotle says -- it's working with the "county health department" to situation and get the restaurant sanitized to be back open today. the fast food chain has been working to bounce back from those food scares two years ago. building a robot is hard.. now try doing it over skype. coming up - the international cooperation at this year's competition, invloving some local teens. but first - an air quality alert. the next heat wave rolling in right now. stormwatch seven is tracking the rising mercury, next. - oppressive heat & humidity through monday - heat

i sat down with maryland's attorney general today. maryland is a states that taken they cannot and will not comply with this request. but really, the question on my mind is if this information is already publicly available, why can't they pass it along to the commission? take a listen. >> it's not already available. it may be made p circumstances or available to somebody in certain circumstances. >> you're saying none of the information they're requesting is public in maryland on voter data? >> what i'm saying is there are circumstances in which some of this information can be made available. not the ones that they have used. you can get my voter history if you're asked for it in the right way. but to compile a national database of everybody's voting history, their social security number, last four, criminal background, military service, that's scary. it's not appropriate. it's an invasion of privacy and they shouldn't be doing it. >> reporter: comes to a national database you heard attorney general reference that, the white house res

you also see people in berlin, maryland for intuit as -- people in cumberland, maryland referring it to the great western road. it connects them to the west. all of these different people and different meanings and relationships to the road. very alongthe use the road? used fore it being goods and resources back and forth. building economic power in the united states. in the many merchants western towns, these communities, advertising in newspapers that they happy latest goods from ultima, philadelphia. they are proud they can get the products and fairly quickly. of course, mail will travel along the road much faster than any other route in the area. you also see the establishment of new communities. people are moving along the road. they are immigrating westward. some will continue out to indiana, illinois and beyond, but some will stop in places like pennsylvania and create brand-new communities to serve maybe the stagecoaches coming through. you will need towns. have places to repair stagecoaches. you see a lot of this is thriving on the road. there are a lot of travelers. you see

northeastern caroline county in eastern maryland so western kent county in northeastern maryland until two forty five am at one fifty two am a severe thunderstorm was located over star on your centreville thirty five miles per hour answered sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include dover centerville centerville camden greensboro oakland ridgeley churchill settlers ville bowers goldsboro woodside hardly rising sunshine lebanon star jump town has led field and over base housing remain alert for a possible tornado tornadoes can develop quickly from severe thunderstorms if you spot a tornado go at once into the basement or small central room in a sturdy structure this thunderstorm is capable of producing all types of severe weather including extremely large hail the struct of straight line winds and tornadoes move quickly to a safe shelter such as an interior room a bathroom closet or basement repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until two forty five am for the following county can de

crabcakes. >> maryland crabcakes, yup.ct meal. i'm just saying. >> it's pretty good. >> perfect meal. if you want to go lighter you got stake salad. >> brian can tell you would that. >> fajita salad served with romaine, bell peppers, avocado with a nice spicy ranch. >> that looks so good. >> choice of chicken, shrimp or steak. >> what's your specialty? is it the fried chicken. >> fried chicken absolutely and our crabcakes i would say. >> delicious. >> that's fried chicken. i'm not going to ask you to give all your secrets away. >> fried chicken we do -- you can do a half a fried chicken, quarter fried chicken we do buckets, mashed potato cole slaw and biscuits it's pop in terms of carry out. >> brian, is there a secret ingredient you can tell us. one thing that you can say? >> nope. >> bread it and fry it like every other place. >> i love it. another lighter c >> quinoa patties. quinoa like grain very healthy. >> yeah. >> you put it on lettuce and serve it with apples and put a spicy ranch on it it's very good. >> i love i

the first incidents happened on 9th and d streets off maryland avenue. around midnight, someone shot a man. the man who was conscious and breathing when they took him to the hospital. >> about an hour and a half later, a man was stabbed in southeast d.c. this happened on good hope road not far from ketchum elementary school. this victim was also alert when he was taken to the hospital. it's not clear whether the shooting and stabbing are related. >> right now, homeowners living in riverdale heights are on edge after a man died in the middle of the street. prince george's county police say the victim was a hispanic man in his 30s. still working to identify him. a homeowner discovered the body around 4:00 a.m. on 60th avenue. if you're familiar with the area, this is off riverdale road. neighbors say it was scary waking up and learning someone died on their street. >> we never had anything like this on our neighborhood much it was a big surprise to us. >> it doesn't need to be around here because we got kids. >> the victim suffered trauma to his body, poli

then i met richard at roy rogers at the university of maryland.my hand and said music? i said well, i'm trying. he used to give me free coffee, which was definitely an incentive to keep coming back to see him. he asked me to manage the brand. >> then i asked her would she date me. so that's how it started. she managed, and we've been together ever since. best thing that ever happened to me in my life. >> there's no racial lines in music and beginning to be no age lines. i think my health has been good because i'm into music. i believe music keeps people healthy. ♪[ music ] >> granny is rocking out there and says the shows are a way to keep herself active. doctors have told her the music has been good for her physically. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9's first alert weather. >> we have a lot of flooding concerns through the district. and parts of lower montgomery county, parts of prince now i'm not going to tell you the time stamp, because it doesn't matter. it's going to continue, potentially for the rest of the evening into the o

it was awful >> a tornado ripped through a maryland neighborhood. tonight, the miracle the community is now celebrating. >>> and caught red handed. a woman tries to grab a go from a local grocery store. we'll tell you what she tried to take and the suris >>> after another night of severe thunderstorms, were he got a welcome break from the heat and humidity for tomorrow. comfort seven-day forecast next at 10:00. ♪ ♪. >>> we begin with breakig news, gop senator john mccain will return to the u.s. senate tomorrow yhe will be on capitol hill for the senate vote on a motion to proceed on healthcare reform. the 80-year-old from is battling an aggressive form of brain cancer. >>> now, to the clean-up and the aftermath in queen anne's county maryland following a tornado overnight. i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins, we have team coverage on the storm. caitlin roth is in the weather center, lindsey watts is in allentown >> thousands are still without power tonight. >> reporter: they are about 6, without power, according to delmarva power, we're standing in

. >> matt ackland is lie on the university of maryland campus tonight with the latest. matt. >> reporter: hi, tony and shawn and prosecutors said today they have actually seen video of this horrible attack take place. it happened right here behind me. it's been over a month and if you look right there at the memorial in place. today prosecutors say for the first time they laid out exactly what happened because they can see this video of the attack on may 20th. but so far prosecutors haven't been able to determine if collins was attacked because of his race. but they're not done investigating and are still searching digital devices from the alleged killer trying to make that determination. the university police chief says the alleged killer, sean urbanski was a member of a racist group on facebook. the states attorney says she tries to find out if hate was a motive. >> developing a motive is always a challenging aspect of a case and in this case and in every other case you can't get it wrong. it is we believe the best that we can do to make sure that we are thorough in a

and maryland. look at increase in speed camera fines 2015 to 2016 they doubled to 100 million. >> "fox5" matt ackland breaks down the numbers for us tonight. >> if you talk to local leaders, they'll tell you that these cameras are improve traffic safety. they won't often talk with all the revenue that is also brought in. tonight, one counsel ill member says it's time too look at these fines. this especially coming after he saw much d.c. brought in last year. >> council member it rayon white hears about it all the time. in fact during our interview someone shouted at him about the up bareable cost of speed camera tickets? i'll tell them about it right now man. >> we asked that driver to pull over and talk to us. >> last year i paid $1100 worth of tickets most i got reached $200 or wept to $200 before i got him. >> he drives for a living. >> i mean it's hard like you're set up in some areas. you're going done a hill, right? if you don't put on your brakes going down that hill you have a ticket. >> it

this was maryland strongest since 200 4. there was one in fed rick country maryland. we dope get many ef 2s or pov. >> coming up your way today. 63 this morning in pittsburgh. look at columbus, 5. jacket warm there. detroit 57, jacket warm there. comfortable air sitting north and west and starting to push down into our region. satellite and radar showing thin clouds here and cloud boundary continues to push south and east and comfortable work continues its way into the region. bigger picture. not much going on that's what is left of's forms. high fresh you'll and good amount of sun shoyn as well. still warm. it's summertime after all 70 s nar norm west. mountain peaks up towards garrett county and pennsylvania. here around d.c. local suburbs headed for 0s. far car from 90s we had over the course of past week. 84 the daytime high today. that's all enjoy. below normal this time of year. 69 tonight. suburbs may be windows open weather for you. gorgeous even. "fox5" accuweather. 8 today and tomorrow and up to 90 thursday. thursday nights through friday morning could be a

in frederick maryland, news 4. >> the dispensary opening comes a day after maryland's governor made changesthe state cannabis commission, washington post reports lawyrry hogan appointed ten new members. the commission has been criticized for a struggle to get the state's medical marijuana program up and running. the post reports one of the changes from the governor doubling the number of minorities serving on the commission to four. >> a man accused of groping 17s on a field trip inside the smith se s -- smith seyum. he'll spend at least 18 months in prison. he'll also have to register as a he'll be sentenced in september. >>> the fighting fires is in their blood. and one man is filing the follow in his father's footsteps. this is the apartment fire that took the life of dc firefighter. it was two years ago that lieutenant responded to that call and he never made it back home. he was the 100 dc firefighter to die on the job. well, now his legacy lives on through his son, mccray, just graduated from fire fighting training school today. >> after that program, it had its ups an downs. sometime

chesapeake bay north island maryland chester rivers of queenstown maryland eastern patapsco river including baltimore harbor until ten fifteen pm. twenty one pm a strong thunderstorm was located twenty five nautical miles west of middle river moving east at thirty knots hazard thirty four knots or greater source radar indicated impact voters and small craft could be thrown overboard by suddenly higher winds and waves capsizing their vessel locations and tank that include fort smallwood state park pine forest narrows bridge north point state park with the river island chester river gibson island can point us to beach island point to more light and seven foot. move to safe harbor until hazardous weather passes. at least consistently was fighting against the radical islamic terrorists the president said we should be opposed to now i guess at long last some kind of degree of saturday has caught up with our policy instead of subsidizing these maniacs we're going to cut off weapons to them and hopefully team up in defeating them. for the united states this has a history of failure does this prett

maryland tag 7bb 8558. >> that's 7bb8558. pedestrians, even some workers were held from getting through that area. there is work going on on key bridge. some of those construction crews had to be held at the scene here, at least at this road block, before they were allowed in. canine units and other detectives converging on the scene. the investigation still under way after two people, two adult males found shot to death underneath whitehurst freeway in georgetown. live in georgetown, derrick ward. back to you. >> derrick, we want more breaking news. this time in prince george's county on the scene of a death investigation. cypress creek drive in hyattsville. mi police say theye shooting around 5:15 this morning, a little over two hours ago. they found a man who had been shot. he was pronounced dead on the scene. we'll update you as soon as you get information. this is when you have nbc washington app close. push that alert via digital teams. they are working on this as well. we'll keep you updated. welcome in on what you can

the heavy rain the moving into maryland. they have issued a flash flood watch for parts of the area. who is under the watch and how long it goes for on the other side of the break. >>> we are live in prince george's county this morning. a bridge dental warning. the road >>> that breaking news out of prince george's county, a double homicide investigation is under way there. that makes seven back-to-back homicides and the week is not over. >> storm team 4 is watching the radar and working for you in the 30 minutes of flood warning was issued -- in the last 30 minutes, a flood warning issued for d.c., maryland and virginia. >>> there's a lot of rain out there now. you could see more of it now until midnight. >>> power outages have been a problem and a bulk of the problems in northern virginia. virginia dominion reporting close to 2,000 customers without power there. >> storm team meteorologist chuck bell has more on the timing of the rain. the flash flood watch popped up on my phone here. >> that's right. it's on the nbc washi

to smith point virginia chesapeake bay from north beach to drum point maryland river to cambridge maryland and the little town ten river patches and river two booms island maryland ten years sound and the inland waters surrounding blood filing in till seven thirty pm at six o six pm strong thunderstorms are located along a line extending tilman island to near waco meeker river moving southeast at twenty five knots hazard wind gusts thirty four knots or greater radar indicated impact voters and small craft could be thrown overboard by suddenly higher winds and waves capsizing their vessel locations impacted include being well state park and when blight solomon's island coupled creek down creek drum point on the river there's beach james island flag harbor calvert cliffs richland point the targets brooms island and taylors island move to safe harbor immediately as gusty winds and high waves are expected. still a partisan like the democrats or the republicans how do you have that cognitive dissidence in your don't piece. you know i don't know i don't. mind is broken it doesn't work in the her

>> i grew up in southern maryland.so it's home for us. it's where we've spent all, but eight months, i think, of our marriage. so, georgia is home, but it's interesting to be back in the washington d.c. area. old friends have been here and looking me up. so that's been fun. >> what took you from this area to georgia? >> my husband's job. when we got married i was in the bush quayle. and georgia was the one to go to and he got a job promotion to go to atlanta and we said let's check it out and as soon as we got there. well, honey, i love it here, i told my dad, but you have to tell your mama. [laughter] >> will you remain in atlanta? >> we will stay, keep our home in georgia where we live in the heart of the district and i'll commute back and forth. i think one of the ways to be able to keep my feet on the ground is to make sure that i go home and doing my grocery shopping and going to church with the people i represent. and it's also important to me to keep a circle of friends who aren't in the world of politics becaus

>>> right now i'm tracking showers in parts of northern maryland. weave got to talk >>> two motorcyclists are dead after a crash on the baltimore beltway last night. one of the bikers was from prescribes georges county and the other from montgomery county. four others were also hurt. five bake r bikers were on the inner loop of the beltway when one of them lost control and hit the back of a construction vehicle and caused a chain react crash involving the other biker. >>> new word that president trump and russian president vladimir putin recently discussed returning diplomatic compounds to the russians. one of the compounds is in maryland within sight of the naval security agency at fort meade. former president barack obama seized the facility last fall in response to allegations russia metalled in the 2016 preks election. >>> this is just absolutely frightening. a surveillance camera is roll hair and drags her into this minivan of the it happened on wednesday in the middle of the day, broad daylight. tonight police in california are still looking f

tornado touched down in maryland.l don't have power and we have live team coverage. then a daycare worker is facing kharns for abandoning a child. we'll have the latest on the allegations against her. and plus jared curbmer on the hot seat. what he said publicly about the trump campaigns ties to russia. the news at 6 starts rights now. >> first at 6:00, crews are assessing damage left behind along the eesh shore after the region took a direct hit from confirmed tornado. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we have live team coverage caitlin roth in the weather center. >> live in kent island maryland

zip trip poolesville maryland. get ready r97 degrees.ey'll be sweating out there but we're still going to have a good time. saturday and sunday remain on the hot side. a little bit more unsettled weather will be we'll finally kind of clear the humidity out of here monday night into tuesday and the looks like we'll have some middle 80's to round out things next week. so, looking forward to that. all right, that's weather time. now it's traffic time with erin como. >> yes, and 5:48 we're seeing big delays on the outer loop. basically parked. earlier tractor-trailer crash before 4:00 a.m. this morning blocking the right shoulder. we have an arrow truck but because of the rub fresh basically the 270 spur to just past that point it's about a 15 minute slowdown so as you come off of 270 or continue on the outer loop coming past connecticut avenue getting down around the legion bridge watch for those delays. we'll switch over to our maps. other sluggish traffic picking up but this is the worst of the problems this morning around the district. i

some scattered thunderstorms potentially in the metro area and southern maryland as well.eat of storms really winds down then, as we head on into our friday morning. i think we do start out friday dry, but as we head on into the lunchtime hours, chance of showers already there. look at what happens friday afternoon. some pockets of heavy rain here with the bright colors on into the evening hours. this is when we're potentially picking up one to two inches of rainfall. there you see, saturday morning, 6:00 a.m., unfortunately some showers potentially in the forecast. we're going to continue to update the forecast. new information coming in, we'll be able to refine the timing with chuck and sheena. then i'll be in for doug again tomorrow night. saturday, look at your high temperature. only in the 70s, guys. we do have plenty of clouds around as well on saturday. so it's a 50/50 split weekend now. with sunday still being beautiful, mid-80s. forget everything i said, just remember sunday is good. >> okay. note to self. thank you, ma'am. >>> bryce harper gets hot tonight. the n

to work for maryland seafood industry.cking and oyster s shuking industries rely on help for the busy surprise. some are surprised by the decision to expand the program given stop sign on travel ban. >> college park maryland consider ago louing non u.s. citizen to vote if local elections. six other communities allow they would have to pass am amendment to allow non citizens to vote. counsil expected to sot ron the change august 8. >> put down cellphone or pay a fine. city of honolulu want to fine people up to 99 if they are caught looking at their phone. city council just passed a new rule. the mayor has to make the final decision though. >> actually don't have a problem with that. >> it's probably a good idea. >> i see more people looking at their phone when they cross the street. >> it's dangerous. >> absolutely. >> 5:51 the stories you're enrique peÑa neito gauging with most. >> maureen umeh has a look what is trending. >> first up the information of more than two million dow jones customers could be compromised. names

oakland maryland at 68. that is because they have the cloud cover. they have had showers in the last couple of hours. the showers are beginning to fizzle out. the feels like temperatures in the middle 90's at reagan national airport. if you have plans for the everything. if you are outside, stay hydrated. stay cool. the hot stuff will arrive moving through upcoming week. the satellite and the radar from stormwatch7. quiet and dry around the immediate metro around the capital beltway. out 66. 270. however, showers up to garrett, algany counties and that will cool temperatures to western maryland. those storms have no impact on the area moving overnight. this evening, through the 80's. the sun sets around 8:35. daylight hours are slowly tomorrow morning we are in the upper 60's to the lower 70's. but they don't stay there long. head out the door. grab an umbrella to see spotty showers and the thunderstorms. if you find yourself under any of the isolated storms, they may produce brief heavy downpours. they are not going to last very long. many of you wo

. >> we begin with the cleanup effort that continues across maryland, crippled by a possible tornado on kent island. sunday's storm was so strong it on severalspots homes. we have a look at the destruction. first, we begin with josh knight with an update on last night's storm and what we can expect today. >> the good news is things are going to be much quieter today. isolated thunderstorms, but not what we had yesterday. let's start with what's going on at noon. it feels like about 90 degrees. inin leesburg, 90 two quantico. already working our way into the mid 90's for today. that's the actual heat. then there is humidity in there as well. a few showers worked their way across the area this morning. what we are going to look for next are things that tart to fire up a little further to the west. not -- start to fire up a little further to the west. right around the blue ridge mountains, that is where we will look for things to pop up in the next few hours. overall, a decent amount of sunshine, but right around 2:00, that's when we start to get a few showers and thunderstorms. they wo