middleburg is six. they had another house in middleburg at seven. camp david, the white house. 3307 m street in georgetown. the harriman house in georgetown. another house across the street. a lot more than seven. >> why did she need all those different places? >> well, they left 3307 m street in georgetown to go to the white house, and then they sold it. after the assassination and she had to leave the white house, she didn't have a place to go. ambassador harriman offered his house for she and the children to live in, and they moved there and the harrimans moved to a hotel. then the house across the street became available, and so she bought that house. then over the course of time, the local bus company owner decided this would be a great tourist attraction, and he started running tourist buses by there, and we couldn't stop him. we tried. he refused to stop. and so she finally decided it's time to move, and she decided to move back to new york city. and so we went to new york, and she found a place at 1040 fifth avenue. so that was another resid

spent a lot of time in middleburg. go out there on friday and spend time out there until monday or tuesday. the president would come out saturday. we return to washington on sunday for business. >> what did you think of their relationship? >> from what i saw firsthand, i was there. there were very -- a very loving couple with a great deal of respect for each other. depended and supported each other. i saw nothing other than a very loving husband and wife and very devoted parents to two children. >> i am sure you have seen this and i have to ask you about this. here is an interview with meredith viera a couple of months ago. [video tape] >> when you keep a secret and when you keep silent about something, you do it because you think it is keeping you save when in fact, it is deadly. >> the secret started in 1962 when a debutante began what she said was an 18-month affair with john f. kennedy. the revelation was revealed in 2003 when a historian wrote in his biography of jfk that a tall, slender, beautiful white house int

in the 60's everywhere. 66 in germantown. 68 in newington. 67 in middleburg. high temperatures today will be making it into the mid-70's. tomorrow, looks like a repeat performance of some uncertainty. will it rain? we will talk about it coming up. >> thank you. prosecutors are calling the deadly stabbing of a marine a hate crime. yesterday, prosecutors argued that michael poth was motivated by homophobia. surveillance of the attack was captured. he is accused of stabbing a man less month. he shouted and anti-gay slur before the incident. >> police are searching for a man who attacked two women. one incident happened friday on lee highway in arlington. the other happened on washington boulevard. in both cases the women fought off the suspect. one of the victims made it inside and called 911. authorities have a description and are asking women traveling alone at night to be cautious. >> on the hill, a panel is discussing a bill that bans abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. the fetus can feel pain at that time. eleanor holmes norton expected to testify saying

they haven't moved much either, just kind of drifting, middleburg still getting hit good, upperville,ins and down towards the plains 1 to 1 1/4 inches per hour. they have lightning. so if you hear thunder, you need to get indoors. temperatures, 69 bethesda, 66 arlington and down to the south, 77 fort belvoir, 68 leesburg, 76 in college park, 75 beltsville. you haven't had any showers, so you're in the mid- to upper 70s. still warm and humid, some thunderstorm tonight, some with heavy rain, shower and storms again tomorrow. friday is good news, more sun, fewer storms. we like the sound of that. tonight partly to mostly cloudy, mild, showers and storms, somewhat heavy rain, low temps in the 60s, winds out of the southeast at 5 to 10. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy, mild, got to keep a leftover shower or storm in, 60s and 70s, a little fog possible early in the morning. by afternoon partly cloudy, warm, more showers and storms, high temperatures again around 80. next seven days it's warmer friday but again with fewer storms, mid-80s, almost 90 saturday with a couple storms and then a few

this is southern portions of loudoun county and right around middleburg and right along route 50 and this will continue heavy rain associated with this, a lot of lightning, and it will continue to make its way in through loudoun county and eventually over toward fairfax county where right now we're seeing a light shower around rest op. back toward the north this portion of maryland around downsville through boonsboro and then west virginia right around shepherdstown a big storm here. this one not severe but we are seeing a lot of lightning with this storm and some very heavy rain. the entire system making its way down to the south and east. i'll let you know if that is going to affect you over the next couple hours and what we can see over the next few days as well with my full forecast. >> thank you, doug. >>> in the republican presidential race we knew it was coming and tonight it's official. newt gingrich is out. steve handelsman begins our team coverage from capitol hill. >> reporter: the former house leader from georgia was bursting with big ideas. critics charge he's got too bi

leesburg southward back to middleburg and out route 7. this storm is headed toward woodburn at 7:14. you have had severe weather in loudoun county so far, and also ashburn junction at 7:28. so, these are the storms we are concerned about. the storms themselves are moving east, northeast at 20. the whole line is moving eastward. we'll come back and tell you if these will roll through the area and remember, if severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 p.m., derek. >> thank you, topper. we have breaking news for you out of culpeper, virginia. a police officer now faces a charge of murder. the indictment came down just a short time ago. that officer was 32-year-old daniel harmon wright of gainesville and the murder indictment is connected to the shooting death of patricia cook. officer harmon shot and killed cook during an incident you'll remember from february. we have more coming your way on 9news now at 11:00. >>> meantime, tonight police all over the d.c. area are bidding a fond farewell to the godfather of go-go, chuck brown. it st

heaviest activity growing over the past hour between aldie down 15 over toward the plains back up to middleburg out 50 toward upperville and points south. we're looking at pretty heavy rain. right now there are warnings on these, but be advised. some flash flooding is still possible and heavy rain is going on. here's a look at the satellite and radar with the lightning, a lot of lightning with these storms especially points to the west. talked about this all night. next to flash flooding lightning is the no. 2 killer. if you hear thunder, go indoors. temperatures, where it's rained, it's in the 60s, 68 rockville, bethesda, 66 arlington. down to the south 75 fort belvoir, 74 college park and 73 in beltsville. here's the deal. still kind of warm and humid, some storms tonight and some with heavy rain, showers and storms again tomorrow. friday good news, more sun and fewer storms. that has a nice ring to it. for tonight mostly cloudy to partly cloudy, mild, shower or thunderstorm possible, some with heavy rain, lows in the 60s. tomorrow morning cannot rule out a shower or storm, temperatures in th

this is middleburg south of aldie, boom, down 15 toward the plains. a big time storm with rainfall rates about 1 inch per hour. then we'll scoot up north and west. this is a pretty heavy storm as well up near shepherdstown and they're slowly drug of north 10 to 15 miles per hour. -- drifting off north 10 to 15 miles per hour. so far we have no warnings on these storms just yet. charlestown is getting pretty hefty rain about now. temperature-wise 77 in great falls, 75 arlington, 79 college park, generally in the upper 70s across the metro. heating up, isolated storms tonight, late fog possible again and warmer tomorrow, hot on saturday but fewer storms in the p.m. and that is indeed good news. next seven days, looks like this, saturday we're talking about temperatures in the upper 80s, around 90 sunday, 90 on memorial day and even into next week we're talking about temps around 90 or at least upper 80s tuesday with showers and storms possible tuesday night into wednesday with a cold front and just over the weekend some isolated storms. so the weekend a

drazey was a long-time personality in montgomery county and served as treasurer for middleburg's fireartment. the department says drazey stole from the fund the last three years. he died of a gunshot wound april 16. investigators do not believe it was foul play. the embezzlement charges were disclosed in a news conference last night. >>> today a group of lawyers will will go to court in hampton roads, virginia, to try to save a dog's life. a st. bernard named alchemy is scheduled to be euthanized for biting members of several foster families. the lawyers claim it's not the dog's fault, and the foster families provoked the animal. the lawyers are part of a group called the lexus project that defends animals in court cases. >>> d.c. will pay out thousands to a handful of people who challenged their drunk driving convictions. the attorney general's office says the district will give four people $20,000. they were part of a group of 20 who said their convictions were based on breathalyzer scores from machines that were uncalibrated and, therefore, inaccurate. the other 16 cases are pendin

total sunshine across the board and temperatures will quickly be climbing with that son. 71 in middleburg. in maryland, 72 in la plata. low to mid 70's across the board. only a few exceptions. by lunchtime, 87 degrees. about 3:00 p.m., 90 degrees for the high temperature with a thick humidity and moisture in the air. you will feel the sticky nesbit also some thunderstorm should develop. there will be locally heavy downpour is expected later today. by lunchtime we could see the first few storms develop to our west. here are the two features we're watching -- pressure to our south will not affect us. there is less humid air moving into town over the next few days. watch for showers and storms this afternoon and evening and even early tomorrow. closer to 80 degrees and upper 70's by the end of the week. >> thanks so much. >> you are watching "good morning, washington." >> coming up here, an exclusive -- first lady michelle obama is your loved to talk about the passion a new project that could change if families live next here on "good morning america." >> before get there let's run down our

fauquier county middleburg, light to moderate rain moving east along 66. the beltway in maryland showers mainly in prince george's county. you will see a break around the beltway. still somewhat roads. is the heavy rain along 301 from waldorf to la plata into newburg. and colonial beach, you have heavy rain pushing east. temperatures are in the 60's now. 67 and washington, 61 in winchester 61 i7 in lexington park. tens of thunderstorms daily through saturday. we will be near 90 by friday. >> in ashton maryland, there's an accident. there goes the picture. new hampshire avenue at 108 in the middle of the intersection, pg&e has to check out a utility pole. the slow traffic on 270. little rain from frederick into montgomery county. no accidents to get down into gaithersburg. 95 if south in virginia, collision on the way past the marine base, traffic getting by. headlights are northbound from newington into springfield. up to the pentagon is open. serious collision in brandywine maryland 301 northbound at dyson road closed until further notice. back to you. >>

the strongest storms toward leesburg down to the south around the middleburg area.o watch out there. as far as the next couple days ago, things get a lot better tomorrow into the day on thursday. thursday, by the way, beautiful. the high around 80 degrees. >> thanks, doug. >>> a soldier station in the afghanistan pulled off quite a holiday surprise for his family. it hampden at the atlanta braves game yesterday. his family was invited on to the field to watch the videotaped soldier greet. >> i can't wait to be with you again. in fact, wait one minute. >> you guessed it. the matter sergeant dave simms was right there in the stadium. later, one of his sons said he almost fainted when he saw his old man come out. mrs. simms said the last time her husband deployed, he came home in a christmas box to surprise her so she half expected that he was up to

out in virginia the horses are frolicking in the fields and in middleburg, erin andrews took this pictureflowers blooming near a paddock. if you have an interesting photo, send it to nbcwashington.com. be sure to include your name and your location. we can share it with everybody. and as we look now at the view, over the last six hours the last of the rain exited the coast. we cleared out just to the west. a few clouds around. temperatures are down into the 40s. parts of the shenandoah valley and into the mountains, you heard me right. 40s. and its's going be chillier tomorrow morning. it's low in the 50s. much of virginia and maryland. that includes prince george is, montgomery, fairfax county. hometown forecast. college park, prince george's county, by 10:00 should be near 60. bright sun and a wind gusting to around 20, 25 miles an hour. the wind will be up. by early afternoon, the mid-60s and ought to get to 70. by this time tomorrow morning the 40s. bright and sunny, less wind. sunny, saturday, chilly in the morning. yes, near 80 degrees for mother's day. partly cloudy and it does loo

that is a very strong line and down toward middleburg, and then we go down to the south. more storms to the south and west culpepper. this is a big storm here. a lot of lightning. but more importantly, very heavy rain from these storms. never drive across flooded roads. we saw that happen the other day. all of these storms rotating around a much larger area of low pressure. we're going to continue to see that low pressure around the region for tomorrow, too. we could see a repeat performance as we move through day tomorrow. here is that frontal boundary. that little stationary front and the area of low pressure. once again we'll continue to watch it during the day tomorrow. but then things get a little bit better. what i mean, we dry out but we also get warm. there's one thing you want for memorial day week. you want it to feel like summer? this memorial day weekend you've got it. 89 on saturday. 90 on sunday. 92 on monday. memorial day. a heat index between 95 and 100. maybe a little too hot. >> i am not turning my air conditioning. on thank you, doug. >>> trying to keep

that will head towards marshall, middleburg and howardsville in the next 64 minutes. another storm down south, making its way northward towards areas of sommerville in the next 25 minutes. hitting some of the same locations again. probably see -- flash flood warning issued for some of those areas there. storms stay with us million 9:00 or 10:00 p.m. temperatures down to the 70s and mid 60s to upper 60s by tomorrow morning. then we are going to turn up the heat. much of the mid atlantic in the 80s. but look at areas of the nation's midsection. 92, st. louis. 94, dallas, texas, right now. the heat will be expanding eastward. we are going to be around 90 degrees starting on saturday and heat index about 95 degrees. warm and humid tomorrow morning. we will get a little bit of thin-. isolated thunder for your friday afternoon. then there is another front that will approach the area for the holiday weekend. and i think saturday, sunday, maybe an isolated shower. we will watch the system off the coast of south carolina to bring in more moisture but not move directly over us.

over toward middleburg. this area here. some extremely heavy rain along route 50. also the lightning that we're seeing. get inside. stay inside. no reason to be out and about in this. and once again, make sure you do not drive through any flooded roadways. this is probably one of the bigger storm down toward rappahannock county of baltimore. 522. we're going on see this. you can really see the potential for flash flooding here from this storm. the the storm moving up and right back around. it won't move any time fast. the stationary front across our region. that's why we have all that moisture. we've seen it for days across the area. i think we'll see it again during the day tomorrow. the potential is there for some strong storms with very heavy downpours. then on friday less of a chance but still a chance to see showers and storm. then real change happens as we head into the weekend. the warmer temperatures move in. i'm not just talking warm. we're hot for memorial weekend. this evening, showers and thunderstorms likely. once again, some of those will be on the he

draysley was a long five time personality in loudoun county and served as treasurer for middleburg'sdepartment. the department says draysley stole from the fund in the past three years. he died of a gunshot wound in april. investigators do not think it was foul play. the embezzlement charges were disclosed in a news conference last night. >>> tonight in maryland, the montgomery county council want to hear the public's view on a plan to charge an ambulance fee. under a fee proposed by county executive isiah leggett, patients with health insurance would be covered on emergency services, but those without insurance could have to pay for it unless they fall below a certain income level. leggett said the fee could generate $17 million a area for montgomery county. the hearing begins at 7:30 at the council office building on maryland avenue in rockville. >>> and you may want to pack an extra apple in your child's lunch today. that's because today is national teacher appreciation day. it is a chance to recognize the important of educators and thank all the teachers who have made such a diff

heaviest storms now right around haymarket and this is headed north and west headed towards middleburg and olney. if you're headed out 50, slow going. downtown through 395, 295 or 7 is slow going as well. loudoun county, fairfax county, prince william county a flash flood warning until 7 p.m. we will keep you posted. >>> do you remember that $823,000 general services administration conference in las vegas? the swanky hotel rooms, fancy food and worker videos making fun of the excessive spending. >> investigative reporter russ ptacek has found out several of those bonuses are actually going to the folks in charge of that conference? >> reporter: we found at least five of those who got bonuses in this payout. i'm just returning, just as it was starting to rain. i was inside the house transportation committee offices where republican chairman john mica issued a statement calling what you're about to see offensive. you may remember the payroll database released last week. even if you scrutinized that, analyzed it from here to sunday, you wouldn't know the bonuses you're about to see and yo

virginia right on down through blue mont and then down to the south just to the north and west of middleburgriding along route 7 here and we'll zoom in even more. you can see around hourdsville and rock hill over toward unison and willsville we'll continue to watch as this moves toward the east. a lot of lightning associated with this getting ready to cross over st. louis road here which is actually route 611. back to the north in through west virginia just to the north and east of martinsburg we're looking at this one again. a lot of lightning associated with this and you folks around this area down toward shepherdstown this is moving right toward your region right along the potomac river. it will cross over into maryland a little bit so watch out you folks over toward sharpsburg, too. the whole storm system, all of these storms moved down to the south. right along the potomac so they may get in toward southern frederick county in through portions of montgomery county but i think the biggest area will stay down toward northern virginia at least northern portions of northern virginia and you

mellon, a 101-year-old woman who lives in upperville, virginia, very rich, it's right outside of middleburg, virginia, and she had taken upon herself to give jon edwards several hundred thousand dollars which according to one of her friends was griffin for a personal reason, though the prosecution has always contended that john edwards and others knew this money was intended to maintain the viability of his presidential campaign in 2008. so that verdict apparently reached by this jury here in greensboro, north carolina. however, the judge did not take the verdict. that means we don't know whether it's guilty or not guilty, and they also said they had not reached a unanimous verdict on any of the other five counts in this indictment for which john edwards in total is facing up to 30 years in prison. such a long way to fall for him just to have to come and face these charges here in greensboro, north carolina. so the last place we left it was the judge had taken a five-minute recess after the prosecution had asked the judge essentially to send the jury back into the jury room, not take that o

up in german town, father hurly boulevard and south of middleburg road. >>> so in a lot of families womenof medical appointments and other health care considerations but while they lookout for their loved ones, of course a lot of them are neglecting basic health issues of their own. this is national women's health week. dr. marshall with comprehensive women's health joins us with advice on increasing female focus and overall health well cam back. >> good to see you. >>> this -- i don't think anybody will be surprised by that introduction. we are the caregivers we are last on the list but it is time we changed that mentality. >> it is. i talk to women every day and in all the conservations that i have with them there seems to be a resounding theme, that everyone is so busy taking care of everyone else and everything else, they often put themselves last on the list. it is not good their health suffers. so i think it is important that we have a national women's health week because it is a reminder to women, to be intentional about our own self- care. >> just basic things that you pass along

she, of course, is a rich woman from upperville, virginia, just outside of middleburg, and she donatedhing like 175 -- $675,000, maybe even $725,000 to john edwards, and it was ostensibly for a personal reason, that was the testimony in court. the question here in this trial is whether it was actually a campaign donation to try to keep the political hopes of john edwards alive. the second count is another rachel "bunny" mellon count of more donations in 2008. the third count on this list is a donation from a man named fred barron who is a very rich asbestos lawyer who is from texas. he died not long after all of this transpired in 2008. he gave quite a sum of money as well. again, the question about whether these were illegal campaign donations. the next charge is a 2008 george along the same lines involving fred barron. the charge after that is a false statements charge. this is relating to false statements being made by the edwards' campaign to the federal election commission. the question, of course, whether john edwards was responsible for those false statements. the last one is a