i'm a resident of the north panhandle and with the north panhandle neighborhood association a board memberboard of the neighborhood association would like to request you approve this. this is a high injury corridor had anlready had a fatality last year. we don't want more. the small step is something we think is necessary and we ask that you consider this. >> chairman brinkman: thank you very much mr. hickey and thank you for the work that you do in the neighborhood for safety and other issues. i have another public comment? >> we have several. kristen lucky, kathy deluca, charles stepeni. >> thank you. my name is kristen lucky and i'm here from the san francisco bicycle location. i'm here to support the lighting on the street, a corridor that seeing a high number of fatal collisions. pedestrian safety improvements are paramount. last year david greenberg was killed walking on his way from the senior home to the park. this is inexcusable. we can't afford losing one more life to crossing the street. david is among many others hit in the intersection on fell street along the panhandle. dayli

along 66 back through panhandle and west virginia. here's 4:00 a.m. with future we her.you can that rain, very slow overnigh tonight. but at 4:00 a.m., hopefully you're still sleeping or at least hitting the soze button a couple more times. we'll see rain in fairfax, parts of thent district southern maryland. 6:00 a.m., still mainly tracking rain in virginia, but the morning commute gets under way and we're tracking widespread showers, maybe pockets of heavier rain tomorrow morning. your lunchtime dealing with showers. here's a look atno , otherwise cloudy, overcome skies and humid throughout the day. 4:00 p.m. still tracking areas of rain. tomorrow night you want to keep the umbrella with you. as we look to satday morning, he's 8:00 a.m. chance of widel scattered showers. saturday morning should be dry. chance for showers and rm thunders here's temperatures throughout the day tomorrow. we start with the low0s, only warm to 74 around lunchemme and thenratures actually fall as we head to the afternoon and evening. notom a great pool dayrow or saturday with rain and thunde

it comes in heavier with one little line through the panhandle and west virginia. we have this area of big storms starting to mak i its way through. we don't have thunderstorm watches. i don't think we wil see one today. this will be scattered variety storms. look at this big squirrel here. that does give you ahance for severe weather down to the south. this was the severe weather threat. what's called a marginal threat by thi predictional center and gives us scattered thunderstorms in thertvening. rn virginia and d.c., all under that marginal threat later this evening. here at 6:00, a couple showers and storms and 8:00, a couple more coming through. at 11:00, still seeing shothrs and a federstorms. this is in the next few hours, 0 2:00. by tomorrow morning, it's all out of here.s tomorrow, stao get hot. mostly cloudy early. 73 degrees. temperatures jumping to 83 by noon and tomorrow, 90. the heat index, 93, 94, and the next couple of days, heat humidity starts to kick in. high of 94 tomorrow. 93 on friday, 96 on saturday, 97 on sunday. 97 degre, 96 on sunday. humi

winchester seeing a few sprinkles and then more rain in the panhandle of west virginia. this will be pushing east, but we're only talking about widely attered showers and thunderstorms for the afternoon and evening hours. not everybody will see rain. here is1: a look at on a.m. where we're tracking mainly north of washington. notice:00 p.m., virtually dry across the area, but we're seeing some cloudiness out there. it is really during the late afternoon and evening hours when we'll see scattereds thunderstooving through because of the heat and humidity, storms could be on the stronger side with heavy rain and gusty mnds. i'll have on that and how the rain improves the west for the rest of the week comingri u t around 11:25. >>> developing this morning, neighbors in one d.c. neighborhood disagree with police about what led to a deadlyic o-involved shooting. it happened yesterday on 1st street southeast. justin finch is live at pol headquarters with more. >> reporter: we've been reachint to police trying to get the name and age of that person who died, they are he will itt

more tornados possible through much of kan panhandle because this cold front is dropping south throughhe plains. destructive winds. large hail and isolated chance for horrendotornado will extendt searing across the southwest. las vegas, nevada at 109 degrees. the record for today is 113 so getting close. tomorrow will be lot again with triple digit heat from redding, california, all the way into texas. >> hot, hot, janice, thank you. investigators in tacoma, washington, say they have solved 32-year-old cold case thanks to new technology xts 66-year-old gary heartman accused of killing a girl in 1986. a team in california helped to crack another cold case just last month. we have an inside look at the case. interest. >> 31 years after the young couple was murdered while vacationing in washington state investigators say they got the break arresting william tal bottom. >> if not for genetic gene yolg used to capture joseph deangelo. in washington case authorities work with the labs that generate dna data from crime scene samples and upload to ged match, public gene yolg website and found

north and west of , up towards the maryland and west virginia panhandle.these crossing the district here this morningut once they get through we should start the clearing process and up t to 90 degrees later on this afternoon and then for your day on friday, zip trip tomorrow leisure world, going to fe a good morning it but a warm morningn and look at that afternoon. nice and hot. at if you can believe it forthan the weekend. seven-day forecast comes your that's a check ohee minutes. forecast. erin is back with traffic. now.36 right 're tracking this overturned tractor-trailer. anne cutlers on scene. 370 westbound the rampo t0 southbound closed throughout the morning rush. extra timerself some ex time gaithersburg. it was an injury crash that's under investigation as well. this crash rightow in burke, fairfax county parkway northbound at lee chapel road is blocking a left lane. 295 good news is there volume is very. light the beltway itself looks good. we hav minorno delays 95 hbound dale city to the beltway. yellow zone 21 minut rid south of that point th

northernmaryland, panhandle of west virginia, no rain chances for you today. rtnow, tomorrow things s to get a little different tomorrow. mostly cloud here we are. it's 5:00 a.m. tomorrow on our future weather. maybe a drop or two. i think most oftomorrow's rain chance moves in around lunchtime. here's noon tomorrow. a scattering of showers around. with some daytimeth heatinge rainshowers will turn into a chance of thunderstorms by later on in the day. here's 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. a risk of showers and storms around. that's a warm front that's go coming through the area tomorrow, a as a sult, we'll get into the soupy humidity later on in the week. for this morning,,thou we're mostly in the 60s. 59 gaithersburgburg. 0 in annapolis. those are the coolest and the warmest readings as of now. here your extended forecast. 60% chance for rain. mainly later in the day tomorrow. maybe a lingering drop ear in the d on thursday. then the heat and humidity and theneha of summer. they all return on friday and continue on through the weekend. i'll give you theten-day outlook

. >>> and in northern florida a fast-moving fire destroyed homes in the panhandle region and displaced around 200 people. >>> to a murder mystery here in southern california. police say a 35-year-old father on a family camping trip was gunned down with his 2 and 4-year-old daughters by his side. it happened at a popular park made famous by tv and movies but there is no known suspect or motive. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: when sheriff's deputies arrived at malibu creek state park, the victim had been shot multiple times, gunned down as he camped with his children in the early morning hours. investigators say someone opened fire on 35-year-old tristan beaudette from outside his tent. his 2 and 4-year-old daughters by his side were not injured. >> about 4:44 in the morning, the sheriffs received a 911 call and responded and found a male victim of a gunshot. >> reporter: a chemist who attended u.c. berkeley, friends say he was camping with his girls so his wife, a doctor, could prepare for an exam. hi, who was moving to the bay area, says not

satellite and radar.e' s your frontal system bringingos showers acr portions of west v the maryland panhandle thr we'll start the clearing process iny d.c. just a s shower through the morning hour. that system moves through. then we start building the heatrnd here come 80's, here come your 90's and they are sticking around. they're going now fast. let's take a look at the fox5 seven-dayorecast. 92 tomorrow. we're going to leisure world. saturday sunday you better be going to the pool. very hot and sunny. heat index values over a hundredseegrees both tho days. all right, that's weather. er is bacicwith the roads whare busy this morning. >> that's right. 4:48. t breaking news offhe top. we have team coverage. 370 westbound the ram to 270 southbound remains shut down, overturned tractor-trailer. it was carrying tv's. a lot of crews out there workingo get that debris and that mess cleaned up so traffic can once again access that ramp. as for now, keep it to 355ou southb. e 28 to always t back onto 270. right now volume's light enough it's not causing any majorelays yet thr gaithersburg. i'll let

positive canada as well as the trade been down to the southeast in kona around the carolinas around the panhandle area without a line of cloud another system just sliding across the northern plains for the rockies just making its way further racist towards the appalachians watch the skies come back into hot but we will see some very heavy downpours anywhere from that eastern side of the lakes is coming out of ontario rural the way down into the deep south just towards our console few showers that into louisiana west of that is just a lousy try we could do with the right in northern california coast where we have the wild fosse fosse still butting to into colorado dry demba getting up to thirty seven celsius we'll see temperatures at around nine same for san francisco twenty six therefore i come a little further north you might just catch want to say showers into british columbia a few showers into central parts of the u.s. but as iesous out of the country where it will stay pretty wet and they saw a big downpours that will be some localized flash floods from time to time some showers to still aff

severe thunderstorms tonight across the florida panhandle, southeast georgia. rough ones across parts of arkansas, too. as a matter of fact, those storms have had 88-mile-an-hour wind gusts reported in iowa.go extreme drought across eight states, so, extremely dry out there. certainlnot helping the fire situation. >>ho tng much. >>> next, to the politic yh,al e headline breaking out of washington tonight. the secret memo just revealed. a 20-page confidential correspondence sent from president trump's legal team earlier this year to special counsel robert mueller, making the case behind the scenes to the special counsel that the president can't obstruct "the new york times", confirmed by abc ns.ew tonight, abc's tara palmeri with the late-breaking details. >> rep tr:teonhtig secret memo written by president trump's legal team leaked to tihe new york "s. hand-delivered to the special counsel's office in january, making broad claims that the president cannot be guilty of obstruction in the russia collusion case or be subpoenaed to speak to robert mueller. >> the r

it ended up burning much more than planned, including dozens of homes in the florida panhandle town of eastpoint. omar villafranca is there. >> reporter: glenn woodall says he only had minutes to save his pets and himself when the limerock wildfire approached his property. >> the fire was in my backyard. so i found the puppy that was in the bedroom in there, and i got it out, and then i didn't have no time to get nothing. >> reporter: woodall is one of 36 homeowners in this franklin county community who l everything. >> and it all got burned up-- you know, stove, refrigerator. the whole nine yards. >> reporter: florida's agriculture commissioner blames a local company that was hired by the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission to conduct a controlled burn. the fire was supposed to only burn 480 acres but ended up torching more than 800. the company started the controlled burn on june 18. six days later, this eastpoint wighborhood was engulfed in flames. it took two days for the firefighters to control the flames, and still parts neighborhood are smoldering. >> there should

canada as well the three has been down to the southeast in kona around the carolinas around the panhandle area without a line of cloud another system just sliding across the northern plains for the rockies just making its way further east west towards the appalachians watch the skies come back in behind it we will see some very heavy downpours anywhere from that eastern side of the lakes is coming out of ontario rock the way down into the deep south just towards our console a few showers there into louisiana west of that is just a lousy try we could do with the right in northern california coast where we have the wild fosse fosse still burning to the colorado dry denver getting up to thirty seven celsius we'll see temperatures around nineteen for san francisco twenty six therefore i come a little further north you might just catch wanted to showers into british columbia a few showers into central parts of the u.s. but it's east side of the country where it will stay pretty wet and these are big downpours that will be some localized flash floods from time to time some showers to still affe

could deal with the rain here cools the water fire blazing away it's heavy showers down towards the panhandle maybe northwards of fats into georgia alabama little bit about whether they're just around the carolinas twenty celsius in d.c. and also into new york a sticky thirty celsius there for a little more cloud just around the upper midwest come into central parts generally clear skies blue skies mainly here eighteen celsius for seattle it should be largely fine and dry western sort of kind of that doesn't look too bad little bit of wet weather just sliding out of alberta making its way east within that rain may well pep up as it pushes through meditative a sketch of what is some parts of canada hot dry twenty five celsius there for ottawa forty six in new york still the showers down to. was a coward linus but hopefully not as heavy as of late meanwhile we've got some very heavy rain into western parts of the caribbean lots of cloud showing up here and of course we keeping a very close eye on tropical storm now heading. history . of life. they. created from the stimulus population. fighting

so the soils along the panhandle are highly variable. and so we were really conservative with our model estimates to make sure we were getting -- we were building new green infrastructure to manage that storm water. and it turns out we built plenty of green infrastructure to manage the storm water. that's an interesting national trend we've been learning about at the national green infrastructure conferences. a lot of people are seeing this trend, so our data kind of follows along with that, which is interesting. so looking at the sunset model block, these are the results from the first year of monitoring, which was 2016-2017. we just wrapped up monitoring this past rainy season and those results should be ready to share the next few months. again, this project was outperforming model predictions. although not quite as drastically as fell and oak. we saw that the block infiltrated 93% of the storm water that flowed through it during the 2016-2017 rainy season. which is a very substantial number. i'm gonna reiterate and turn it on its hea

you say in your essay, it's this awkward look away, the panhandle sights that people don't know.you behave differently? >> i do. and it took a while. my first subway ride in new york, i ended up wrestling with a obvious deranged homeless person. it's an odd introduction in new york city and it scared me for a long time and i thought place was unhinged. you live here, you start to see the same people every day and the fear sort of melting away. you wonder what's the story that put this place here. >> it's interesting because you think some sort of addiction, some sort of mental health issue. just no housing, no money. >> right. >> what comes first? how do you decide? >> i think in a place in new york and other big cities the cost of living is so expensive. people are living check to check. and maybe if there's an addiction problem, it gets in the way of that. some strange family members and before you know it you're living in your car and the car gets repossessed and the shelter system is very scary. for the people out there year after year after year it's actually a very tiny per

wet weather to into the carolinas as we go on insists that east coast is generally drive on the panhandle it is a fair bit of cloud around somewhere to weather up towards the lakes into the northern plains just around the mountain states as well and here we go with that what with the pushing in arizona may be seeing its first bit of rainfall that will be flooding right first bit of rainfall here for around three months so some heavy downpours certainly on the cards as we go on through the next few days that weather already affecting western parts of mexico cloud showing up here another system coming in getting some sympathy to that west a weather across that western side of mexico at present the showers long spells of rain that go into effect a good part of central america right through the weekend. i soon killed ten from many members and gone to town a hundred me remember the war is past and the people in power i mean it's the women heading an eighteen man militia. and dispensing justice with an unforgiving hand and then you and i friend ali and iraq and al jazeera. this is al jazeera. h

re we talki ing >> a heat advisory, from the west going up towards the easter panhandle of west virginia. even if you're not in thest advisory, now it's going to be warm out there today. 94 degrees, your daytime high b this afternoon. anytime, between 2:00 and 4:00, thatn we see the heat index combined up in the triple digits. we105. tomorrow is still hot and still muggy. that heat index around 100 de ees. 90 degrees for tomorrow, sun and clouds mix. you canry see we're throughout the day today but a few rain showers possible today a frontal system drops from the north to the south. that will spa a few thunderstorms in the afternoon and into the evening. and then we'll c keep ance for showers and thunderstorms as we head into the day as well we still will have a chance for rain showers on wednesday as wel. it w still be muggy out there on a wednesday. in fact, the mugginess is sticking with us throughout the week. it will drop a ltle bit on friday and come back for the weekend as temperatures start to go up. unfortunately, the frontal syst gets hungup. and we have chance all the way out

the neighbors are telling them would you rather panhandlers or manilow.hat's the chemistry that's making this work? >> laura: i don't understand this. he has romantic tuneful songs, many based on classical pieces which people don't realize. i think it's so opposite to the chaotic awful culture that we have, that it drives the people away. i bet a lot of people walking into rite aid like to bop along. >> laura: let's be honest. raymond took his college-aged son. >> to barry monday low. >> laura: mandy, she came and gave out taking. i turned her away. >> one thing is clear -- ♪ looks like we made it >> laura: president trump hasn't picked a supreme court nominee yet. but the democrats are already pulling shenanigans, next. >> laura: very exciting, president trump, on air force one, declared that he will announce a nominee to replace retiring supreme court justice anthony kennedy on july 9. democrats have insisted it would be illegitimate to consider any nominee until after the elections. now senator cory booker. >> the president of the united states right n

i circled this batch of rain puing out ofest virginia through parts of the panhandle west virginia and virginia. this is moving into our area over the next few hours. the areas in green are under flood warnings and these last times on into the weekend. those areas if you're in that floodwarning, you'll continue to see the heaviest and most rain. 70itegrees right now scattered light showers out there for everybody by 7:00 p.m. as we move toward 9:00 p.m. we're tracking rain. potentially heavy in spots and by 11:00 p.m. i think we'll see heavy rain in the d.c. metro area with temperatures only in 6the uppers. here are those flood warnings i was talking about. thisdes parts of culpeper, rappahannock and stafford counties as well as parts of shenandoah county. we'll see an 1 to 2 inches of rainfall inhe flood warnings. we're getting a lot of reports of flooded roads in these flood warning warning. remember, you never want to drive through flooded roads. i'll have more coming up at 5:25. >>> this teen vanished after weekend concert. texts and posts from his cell phone leave confusing ces. n

they play songs over and over at a high volume in hopes of detering panhandlers. some customers found it difficult to enter some of the stores because of loiterers. they are trying a couple of different deterrents. stores in california are using the tactic. you will find it in san diego and long beach. >> can you imagine your product being used to detour people -- >> he made a lot of money. he probably likes it. >> what does the dj say? >> looks like we made it. >> there you go. thank you for joining us. have a great day. see you back here for more news of the day at noon. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in cala. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be su

scooting through the northern shenandoah valley and frederick county, maryland, and the eastern panhandleginia. another round of shour show thunderstorms later tonight. a little mist outside our window. warm and humid. pool forecast, not looking that good. mamidday, you might be able to squeak out an hour here or thero keep an eyee sky. we will have the chance for showers and thunderstorms as we head through the afternoon hours, 2:00 and spot evening. that'sat something we'reing and tracking. we'll time it out and let you know when you can expect strong to severe weather around your area. that's coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thanks. >>> we want to get to this breaking news outou of carolina. republican congressional candidate katie arrington is seriously hurt after a ddly wrong-way crash. what you're looking at here is the aftermath of the collision. police say arrington was a passenger in a car that was hit by a driver who was going the wrong way on a roadway last night in south carolina. arrington and the woman she was wi were both rushed to th hospital with serious injuries. the dr

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still a few drops left up across parts of northern maryland and out into the panhandle of west virginialittle light rain in front royal there at warren county these rain chances are sneaking eastbound, but they're drying up as theyg. come al most of it will dry up before it gets to thi-95 corridor. uldn't rule out a quick drop or two, but this is going to be like a little five minute swipes of the wipers and it's done kind of an event. we'll being bah being to sunshne and dryer weather later on today and heating up too. we're in the low to mid 70s ashtd the city already. perfect day to do a little gartdgart gardening perhaps. just a lingering drop two. dry by noon. it's going to get hotter and more humid starting tomorrow. perfect time to remove e spent flowers from your annuals and perennials. roses and such.l it wncourage a longer bloom season. nothing wrong with that. temperatures today, again,up in thr 80s to near 90. low 90s coming our way for tomorrow. the heat and humidity really build by the weekend. saturday's high, 96. feeling like 100. sunday's gh, 97. monday's high 96. at in

installations, a there are big ones like camp pendleton and the naval air station on the florida panhandle and talk to the officers that actually deal with members of their military and their ri wit voting and they think that that, again, some of those improvements and those developments have been helpful. >> so now my time where i challenge you to come up with a deep, technical analysis and explanation of block chain voting in three minutes or ss, but here's the question. you've implemented a new block chain voting pilot that you mentioned earlier for military members and their spouses and it is for military member, is that correct? >> okay. >> does this new technology change any of the discussions that we heard earlier about cybersecurity since you're on the front line, if you will, in terms of an innovative pilot and any interesting observations you can share in terms of the implementation and what are the factors you are continuing usage for the general election? >> it is absolutely an issue of cybersecurity. in the critical component of a thorough step by step process, secretary warne

initially, to show his gradualism and the context that the war is being intot in, the idea to go the panhandle of vietnam, into the 17th parallel for north and south is dividing, initially all the bombing campaign went after what they thought were strategic targets south of the 19th parallel. we are ammunition zones, supply depots, in this case radar sites. what wereday, this is talking about, in modern day when normally do we like to gain first as far as an air campaign goes? air superiority, so will be a target we looked go after? airbases. those are off-limits. this is being done differently. it is a strategic campaign yet it is going against the normal military thinking. it is mainly an interdiction campaign. even to the north, it is an interdiction campaign of material moving around to stay north vietnam to send a message to them. it is an interdiction campaign at the operational level. >> [indiscernible] used, f1 11ds are will come in later. that is why i don't have pictures of them. they will have more effect in the next reading. >> where do these restrictions come from? >> from higher

notice how it really favors parts of virginia and the panhandle of west virginia.pecially closer to i-81, you have the best chance of pretty much an all-day rain. friday night you're heading out for dinner maybe. tracking some showers out there. hasaturday morning this is you're waking up to. some areas of rain. saturday is nas aut by any means. take a look at your planner tomorrow. all these 70s. low 70s. 74 at noon. then we fall back into the low 70s for the afternoon and evening hours. a cloy day with showers at times. we're noticing that mugginess t there tomorrow. it's not until monday when we start to feel much more comfortable aund here. here's your ten-day forecas ere's sunday. it's hot. it's lumid. e day shower or thunderstorm but your best bet of getting things don outside d enjoying the pool is going to be on sunday versus saturday. monday less humid. then you can see our next chance storms next week falls on thursday. >> amelia, thank you. >>> look at this, folks. video makes you want to cringe here. a delivery man chucks a box of a local -- on a local

also this area across the panhandle of texas, oklahoma, southwestern kansas, that's an area where you could see damaging winds in excess of 70 miles per hour, can't rule out tornadoes and large hail. we have to focus on that through the afternoon. that's the weather across the country. here's a peek out your window. >>> beautiful morning out there now. theam sun up. mix of sun and clouds. that's the way it will be today. temperatures in the upper 60s, lower 70s at this point. again with thaumidity in place. maybe if you're planning to head to the gf course, temperatures are only rising to the mid-80s, near0 degrees today. isolated thunderstorms later this afternoon. temperatures are around 90. looking good for grilling. isolated storm chances are possible. >> that's ther latest forecast. >>> straight ahead, highs and lows of the week, including the blockf buster movie hero that handed off his award to real life hero of a national tragedy. >>> and baseball fan leaves the ballpark with a black eye, and famous philly fanatic is the prime suspect. we'll explain. >>> and later, in a week w

colorado we could deal with the rain here cools the walls blazing away the show is down towards the panhandlemaybe northwards of fats into georgia alabama debate about whether they're just around the carolinas twenty celsius in d.c. and also into new york a sticky thirty celsius for at plants a little more cloud just around the upper midwest come into central parts generally clear skies blue skies mainly here. for seattle it should be lousy fun and drive west and sort of kind of that doesn't look too bad a bit of weather just sliding out of alberta making its way east when that rain may well pep up as it pushes through meditate. the some positive kind of hot dry twenty five celsius there for ottawa twenty six in new york still the showers down towards the carolinas but hopefully not as heavy as of late meanwhile we've got some very heavy rain into western parts of the caribbean lots of cloud showing up here and of course we keeping a very close eye on tropical storm now heading further north. june nineteenth sixty seven sixty's there redrew the map of the middle east this record of victory of

installations, been to really big ones like camp pendelton and the naval air station on the florida panhandle and talk to their voting action officers that deal with members of their military and kind of their experiences with voting. they think that, again, some of those improvements and those developments have been helpful. >> excellent. so now is my time where i challenged you to come up with a deep technical analysis and explanation of blockchain voting in three minutes or less, but actually here's the question, you've implemented a block chain voting pilot you mentioned for military members and their spouses, for military members only is that correct? or for military members and spouses. >> and spouses. >> does the new technology change any of the discussions we heard about cyber security, since you're kind of on a front line if you will in terms of innovative pilot, any interesting observations you can share in terms of the implementation and what are the factors you are considering when looking at its continued usage for the general election? >> it is absolutely an issue of cyber secur

i circled this batch of rain puing out ofest virginia through parts of the panhandle west virginia andto our area over the next few hours. the areas in green are under flood warnings and these last times on into the weekend. those areas if you're in that floodwarning, you'll continue to see the heaviest and most rain. 70itegrees right now scattered light showers out there for everybody by 7:00 p.m. as we move toward 9:00 p.m. we're tracking rain. potentially heavy in spots and by 11:00 p.m. i think we'll see heavy rain in the d.c. metro area with temperatures only in 6the uppers. here are those flood warnings i was talking about. thisdes parts of culpeper, rappahannock and stafford counties as well as parts of shenandoah county. we'll see an 1 to 2 inches of rainfall inhe flood warnings. we're getting a lot of reports of flooded roads in these

we have, panhandled the teen d we have expanded the teen programs beyond the ambassador's program to an equally profound opportunity for meaningful engagement called we take action together. the program teaches productive activism this past year. the past year featured social justice with the exhibition and we are excited to report that we are to open a highly interactive space for kids and referred to here a working name for the project is art and cognition. obviously we need a much snappier name for kids as young as three, and we are working on that. the multiple accessibility programs are completely free and have increased substantially in part with the addition of family access days offered on a saturday. and in conjunction with our neighbor, california academy of sciences. we maintain a full-time staff position devoted to access programs. and we are particularly proud of the impact our current access coordinator karen burneker is having on behalf of the community. finally, friday nights are back in conjunction with the exhibition contemporary muslim fashions for nine fridays. we

tomorrow morning, widely scattered showers o there, up around the mason dixon line back orough the panhandle virginia but mos us looking to be dry. a small chance for a morning sure. as we move towar the midday hours we will start to see widely scattered thunderstorms start to fire back around i-81 and here we are 5:00 p.m. the evening commute under way. with some areas of rain and thunderstorms mainly in northern montgomery, frederick, loudoun and prince george's county downf through parts orange county. as we continue to move through 0 7:00 maybe shower and thunderstorm activit through the metro area, a small chance. a chance of rain just before midnight, a 40% chance you are dealing with a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. again, there is that shower ance at 7:00 a.m., otherwise 68 degrees. a high of 87 and e're reall going to notice that humidity. last night at my house i actually had the heat kic on. the ac is definitely going to be on tomorrow in full force.d there is that thunderstorm chance during the evening hours. so tomorrow i would still head to the pool, i wouldn't change your pl

and austere tent cities to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned air fields just outside the florida panhandle, near mobile, alabama, at navy outlying field wolf in orange beach, alabama, and at navy outlying field silverhill. the memo also proposes a camp for as many as 47,000 people at former naval weapons station concord near san francisco and another facility that could house as many as 47,000 people at camp pendleton, the marines largest training facility located along the southern california coast. "the new york times" reports today the chaos inside the trump administration over the president's so-called executive order, which is actually an executive order, it's just a memo, still, the memo, quote, led to a tense argument at the white house late thursday as senior officials across the federal government clashed over how to carry it out. customs and border protection officials argued forcefully that agents who are apprehending migrant families at the border cannot refer all of the adults for prosecution because the justice department does not have the resources to accept all of the cases

places such as dalores park at alfred lake and the panhandle justin her man plaza but our rangers rotate everywhere and they do a mix of embassadorship and park information and they also try to make sure everybody feels safe out in our parks. >> under inspired play, our primary focus is on activities that support health and wellness and park safety. we're making a continued investment in our peace parks which has been a very successful program. we're making an investment in our -- i i got tongue tied. >> it's a problem at the same time. more art is here. art studi zumba, we run 38 free zumba classes all over the city. we're investing in recycled water, trail network, we're investing at a workforce development program with h.s.a. and having more staff rest rooms around town. which is a program we're proud of. we are investing in our apprenticiship programs. >> ok. >> almost done. this is just a quick look at some of our capital and deferred maintenance investments. under proposition b we identified $15 million of general fund capital a year for specifically for deferred maintenance and th

until that night, i believe he was campaigning in the florida panhandle, just trying to reach the alabama market for that senate race, and then he just brought up the issue, hisrowd went wild and ever since then it has been something that he's gone back to. one thing i do want to point sarah sanders said the eagles have abandoned their fans. this is one lifelong eagles fan who completely defends my team. the eagles haven't let any of their fans down. we can see thank yrough that. this is all about a president who is very petty and has a very fragile ego. once he found out that so few players were going to show up, he decided to cancel the whole party. >> congressman, the president akg this a about him. re'sou twe there. you know, this -- one of the things that it's really forced me to think about and we can talk about this with all three of you, the anthem protest. have they been -- and by that i mean, michael, initially, it was colin kaepernick and he made it very clear why he was kneeling. now all of a sudden it's become about the president. it's become about the national and the anthem