the peaches overnight, that's all we do. we put them on the grill. that's its end of that? >> you put them on the grill and this works inside on a pan grill, or outside on a charcoal grill. >> did you put anything else with the bourbon? >> nothing else. just the bourbon. and what we'll do is turn these over. and we're going to add a little bit of turbinato sugar. >> it's getting a nice crust. >> like a brulee crust. so that way it makes it, like you said, it would be a side dish or a dessert. it could work either way. >> and holly said ice cream, and i said whipped creek. either way. >> and we'll cover this up a little bit here. >> chef, we have about 30 seconds so i'll remind the people at home if they want to see a restaurant or a recipe on the midday show, drop us a line at whatscooking@wttg.com. and this can be found on myfoxdc.com. and we just then wait for that and we'll come back and see what finished product come -- product looks like in a couple of minutes. chef, thank you. >>> we'll talk sports for a second. the na

stay with us. >>> peaches are so good. it the best time to pick up some peaches, a little sugar and milk. holly is at the hell land -- at holland park in della plain this morning. >> reporter: the reward is oh, so sweet. we are live here. and this is the perfect place to come pick peaches and the two reasons are two reasons right here. here are are the owners. they were the farmers of the year recently. so congratulations on that. and one of the big points here is that you are young farmers which there is not a lot of it. >> think the average age in fauquier county is about 60. >> so you're a little below that. >> yeah. that's right. >> for now. >> so let's talk about your wonderful orchard. what do we have going on here? >> we're two weeks into peach season. i have different varieties. but as far as what to look for when picking, you want to look for something that is larger and redder as opposed to smaller and greener. because everything on the tree is n ready at the same time. >> if it doesn't come off easily, then that

and i have a feel today is going to be a peach of a day. and maybe that's because i happen to be live at holland farms in fauqer county next to sky meadows park and it is indeed peach season here. they look perfect for picking this morning. we'll find out why this area is so good for peaches, how you know which ones are the best to pick and why these are so much better than getting them at grocery store. they look good just hanging there, don't they? they have about 800 peach trees here in the orchard, but it's not the only thing they do here. so while we're here and we're out enjoying this topography and all it can provide for us. we'll check out the sunflowers, we'll check out the swiss chard, the berries and tell you how you can do the icking yourself. i think today is going to be just peachy. >> love it. and i'm glad i don't have to go to get there. i live out that way. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> madame tussauds opened its doors for a ribbon cutting this week. this is the first time an attraction was built from scratch instead of occupy

using peaches for a great peach dessert that will be part of it. >> what is so special, too is a lots the farm to table events are lock reallily own bad think is a corporate chain. you are making inrodes with the cooperations. >> i think it is exciting for diners. while it started with the small chef-owned restaurants that could make the connections one on one it is nice to see larger restaurant and more of them reaching out to make these connections and hopefully diner will have more choices to get farm-fresh food whenever they choose to eat out. >> the farther the produce has to travel it is better to keep it fresh and local. >> and supports our local economy and makes sure people are getting what is seasonal, when it sat the peak of freshness an a lot of times it is less expensive to do. >> you would know this as the editor of the magazine. what is popping right now locally. >> right now the height of summer. so it is a great time for the market tomatoes are coming in now. >> big ones here. >> what are these? >> these are beefsteaks this and this is an heirloom called the mortgage

it is puscan with greens honey roast peaches and red onions. >> all local and slow. event. when is it. >> august 1st at clydes willow creek form location. >> you know what august 1st is, everybody. >> no. >> my wedding day. we wish you well so i won be able to make it. we have a link on our wusa9.com. i hope we have the tend lion recipe. that i want for sure. don't change that dial. you are watching 9 news now. @@ >>> time to check the numbers on wall at the opening bell. hey, look at this. everything is green so far. the dow is up 35. the nasdaq up 3. s&p up almost 4. >>> here's a look at what is coming up on wusa 9 at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow we will be joined by dr. harris. the first black nasa astronaut. and on wednesday we are celebrating ethiopia. join us for 9 news at 9:00 a.m. on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. >> oh, yeah. >>> all right. seven-day forecast is up every day of the week. first three of the week are looking good. some storms firing by thursday. ray has something he wants to let you know about your eating. >> slow food is doing a national campaig

but peaches are the big deal right now.hey have some 800 trees out there. it's right next to sky meadows state park. look at that. and so from healthy to not. >> this is great.

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at cooking lite we love peaches because they're versatile. look at creamy yellow color.be able to push it in a little? >> definitely. if they're green, you know they're underripe. >> ripen them at home with that brown bag, is that an okay tactic? >> depends if you want to use them. use them the same day, you don't want peaches that aren't ripe. >> i feel guilty in the grocery store peeling it back? >> you should. peeling it back, you can see the kernels opinion that's what you want to see. otherwise you won't know. make sure they're plump and juicy kernels and look at silk, moist and smooth and not all dried out. >> everybody else does. yeah. >> and what aboutavocados? a tough one? >> usually in the store avocados are unripe. you can ripen them at home. look for something that's uniform, unblemished. also you want to make sure if you ripen them at home, again, put them in a paper bag with an apple. apple's speed up the ripening time a little. >> oh. >> yes. makes an ethylene gas that speeds up the ripening process. >> we're out of time. i'm betting the tomatoes should be

a peach farmer was the first victim.that was saturday a week ago. then last wednesday a mother and her daughter were shot and killed. a day later a man and his 15-year-old daughter were also shot. >>> police have ruled that steve mcnair's death was indeed a homicide. the married father of four was found shot dead saturday along with a woman police said was his 20-year-old girlfriend, sahel kazemi. the gun allegedly used was found under her body. the 36-year-old mcnair met her at a local restaurant at dave and busters and the two vacationed together. these are pictures from tmz of them par sailing together. a memorial service will be held on thursday in nashville. the funeral, saturday in mississippi. >>> more than 8700 people are traveling here to the parking lot of dodgers stadium. chavez ravine in los angeles to pick up tickets of the jackson memorial. the parking lot is divided into 20 lanes. it's like a drive through. the memorial will be held tomorrow at the staples center. we're going to carry it live on hln. also

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the first victim was a peach farmer who was gunned down in his home. on wednesday, a daughter and a retired mother were found bound and shot. a man and his daughter were also gunned down. the fear surrounding the murders has neighbors on guard. >> you have a gun up with you? >> right over there. >> crimes included states across the south, including maryland and virginia. >>> take a look at these photos. these were taken after the sunday accident that killed the train operator. disney has since opened a monorail system. there are new procedures in place to make su that workers are on the right track. >>> a group little people of america is asking the sec to ban the the word "midget." this is prompted by an episode on nbc where contestants came up with a detergent and. >>> starbucks as giveaway you might want to get in on. they are giving away ice-cream to facebook users. all you have to do is register for a coupon. >>> ice cream might be more enjoyable if it is hot outside. >> we have been missing summer weather. today was nothing short of spectacular.

the first shooting was a peach farmer last saturday. four days later, an elderly woman and her daughter were found bound and shoot to death in their homes. police say all of the killings appear to be connected. about 100 investigators are now involved in that case. >>> intensive preparations are under way for tuesday's memorial service for michael jackson. at last check, more than 1.5 million people have registered for a chance to get a pair of tickets to the service. two hours from now, 8,750 people will be randomly selected to each receive a pair of tickets. also the associated press reports the drug diprivan was found in jackson's rental home. it's given intravenously and widely used in operating rooms to induce unconsciousness. let's get some insight on what it was like to work with michael jackson up close and personal. music producer bruce swidan is the author of "in the studio" which ops out, comes out later this month. he also is the author of "make mine music." bruce swidein joins from us orlando. we know you worked with amazin

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the killings began a week ago with the shooting of peach farmer kline cash at his home. on wednesday, the bodies of 83-year-old hazel linder and her daughter were found bound and shot. police have issued this sketch of the suspect, a white male in his 40s with salt and pepper hair. the town of gaffney, population 13,000, is on edge, trying to celebrate the holiday weekend under a blanket of fear. taking precautions, but also scared, one shop owner and resident told us how his son reacted to the concern of a serial killer. >> he was actually fearful and scared and asked me not to stay up late because he was afraid that something would happen at the house because of what he hears. it's constantly in the news. people are talking. that's what they've been hearing for the last two days. so he was fearful. he was scared. and he was concerned for my safety. >> i have a firearm at all times. just for protection. >> do you always wear it? >> no. just working up here in the open like this, i'll wear it. it stays in my truck all the time. in the glove compartment of my dash. i do c

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. >> reporter: the killings began on the outskirts of gaffney when a 63-year-old peach farmer was shots home. then, on wednesday, a 50-year-old woman and her elderly woman were found bound and shot in their home just a few miles away. on thursday, a businessman and his daughter were shot in his home supply store. he died at the scene. the 15-year-old died in the hospital. whatever his motive he has put this town on edge. >> we're keeping the doors locked at night. we've got guns pretty much everywhere. i've got a gun in the truck and i'm carrying right now. >> reporter: you got one on you. >> reporter: i got a .25 automatic with me. you have no idea. >> reporter: terror has visited them before. 40 years ago the gaffney strangler murdered four girls before he was apprehended. he was killed in prison. 40 years later headlines again and this one says it all. this really is a community living in terror and that terror will continue until the murderer, the serial murderer is caught. jeffrey kofman, abc news, gaffney, south carolina. >>> tragedy marred the july 4th weekend. an explosion kill

contaminated, beaches along the great lakes, jones beach on long island, venice beach in florida, and central peach in point pleasant, new jersey. beaches getting a five-star seal of approval, hampton beach in new hampshire. ocean city, maryland. gulf shores beach in alabama. and laguna and newport beaches in california. you can read more at nrdc.org. >>> time for sports. a 15-inning marathon in st. louis. here's mark morgan at espn news. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with a lengthy major league baseball game in st. louis on wednesday night. the dodgers in town. facing the cardinals. two runners on. two out. brendan ryan, deep to left. manny ramirez going back. going back. manny draws a bead. makes the catch. nicely done. l.a. up one after seven. bottom nine. kobe rasmus breaks his bad. jonathan broxton blows the save. bottom of 11, that plates mark derosa. we are tied at 2-2. to the 12th we go. casey blake, the single to right. manny ramirez, trying to score from second. ludwig comes up throwing. manny, out at the plate. game stays tied at 2-2. to the 15th we go. one on. runners on the corne

everyone loves peaches. >> they are good. right from the field to the table. perfect in season. that's what we're talking about. the season of plenty. >> grapes are good now? >> and very affordable. this is -- if you do two cups a day, your week's worth of fruit. >> you're taken care of. >> now we move on to vegetables. the dietary guidelines actually have specific weekly intake amounts for different vegetable groups. there's a good reason for this. different vegetables have different nutrients. a dietary guidelines are all about including these nutrient-rich foods. getting them from the field to the table. the nutrient-rich. why? disease prevention, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and stroke. we can prevent all those things. >> fruit, we have no problem with vegetables now. ok. >> at the end of the week we're looking for three cups of dark green. it should be like broccoli, spinach, any kind of green, kale. romaine. there's your three cups. ok? two cups of orange vegetables. carrots, sweet potato, pumpkin and squash would fall into that, too. love the carrots, right from the f

the first victim was 563-year-old peach farm are gunned down in his home. on wednesday a daughter and her retired mother were found bound and shot. thursday a business owner was killed at his store, his 15-year-old daughter was also gunned down and later died at the hospital. authorities say the investigation isn't over. law enforcement is reviewing burris's recent activities to see if he's killed in other places. >> viviana hurtado, thanks. >> i'm sure we'll be hearing a lot more, if there was any connection between him and these poor victims. >> that's the question everybody has. also i'm so curious this one small town has bnt site of two serial killings. in 196 there was the so-called gaffney strangler who murdered four women before being caught. strange for one small town. >> up next insiders are speculating about sarah palin's they will be dealing with thousands of people like mother and daughter michelle johnson and pauleth mccowan from northern texas. they made the trip without tickets in hopes of gettingñrÑi lucky. >> it's an historical moment, kind

. >> reporter: these are not normal times the killing began when a 63-year-old peach farmer was shotn his home and last witness day a retired teacher and her daughter both killed and thursday a local business owner and young daughter gunned down in his store. police believe all of this is the work of one man. they think they know the kind of vehicle he's driving and because witnesses saw him. they think they know what he looks like. >> serial killer is just a definition. you can also be called a spree killer, but the fact is that he's just a cold-blooded murder. >> reporter: all of this is uncomfortably familiar for people old enough to remember a similar killing spree here in 1968 when the go-called gaffney strangler killed four women before he was caught. local reporters jim holland and bill givens. >> i never thought i would cover to serial murders in my career. >> rorter: how long did it take the community to put behind them. >> never did. >> reporter: >> if f you wewere writing t th headline f tomorrow what would it be?e? >> "man caugught" that would bey >> reporr: a a small t t

the first victim this man, a peach farmer. his wife found him dead in their home. then, wednesday of last week, relatives found the bodies of a woman and her 83-year-old mother. we're told they had been tied up and shot to death. the very next day, the killer apparently struck again and murdered a man in and his 15-year-old daughter as they closed up their family furniture store. the father, we're told, died at the scene. but his daughter, we're told, fought to live for two days before she died in a hospital. mary ann silber with breaking news now in gaffney, south carolina. marianne, i believe police have just spoken. what do they say. >> investigators think they have the man responsible for the five killings over the last week that has terrorized the town of gaffney. i have the representative of the state law enforcement division and reggie, what can you tell us? we have been talking about this all day. is this the suspect shot by police. >> we have evidence now that does link this individual with these shootings here in gaffney. we believe and are pretty confide

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this is for peaches and cream. that goes right on there. how good does that look?r that. >> put the peaches on. look how pretty that is. and you can use any fruit you want. summertime, strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, beautiful. that looks great. we've got one down here that's finished if you want to take a bite of this. you see how easy this is. you just want to plan ahead because it does take cooking time. so the s'more brownies. what's not to love about that? basically, it's a graham cracker crust, put in your brownie mix, bake it. add the marshmallows, put it back under the broiler. you don't even need a camp fire. and i have a jell-o shot. this is made with rose wine. rose, raspberries. >> what did you do with the rose wine? >> i just mixed it in with water and gelatin and put it in individual ramekins. are you behaving over here? >> i'm just trying to eat in peace. >> may i just say for the record? this is really, really good. >> maybe the best ever. >> what about that stuff, whatever it is? >> a pavlova. >> i am pavlova's dog. you cook it, i eat it.

. >> the other victims are a 63-year-old peach farmer and 83-year-old woman and her daughter, bound andinside their home. >> the local sheriff now has a task force of up to 100 investigators scouring this rural county of just 50,000. >> we are still following leads, we have many leads coming in, still coming in. >> >> reporter: one problem this weekend is every firework will sound like a gunshot, and in a town where everyone is on edge and most are armed. >> i pull the trigger back and they are done. >> reporter: as the hunted are threatening to fight back. >> we are looking for you, the whole community is out looking for you. >> reporter: one policeman said if they don't find the killer soon people are going to start shooting at shadows. >> kimberly dozier, cbs news, washington. >> glor: to raise awareness of als major league baseball teams across the country today honored hall of famer lou gehrig by reading his famous farewell speech. 70 years ago today he lost his life to the disease, and delivered his farewell. >> today i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. i

a great peach day. winds out of the south 10-15 knots on the waters of the chesapeake. much milder tonight. nowhere near that record high of 102 set back on july 15, 1995. tonight's forecast bringing in more moisture in the air. 65-69 a low for us. high pressure will dominate and make that push off shore by late this afternoon pulling in more sourlly air. the heat will increase. by tomorrow morning it will be very near us. a shot of showers and storms. other than that, it's going to be scoopy out there. more humid, a high of 88-90 saturday, an upper level low with a chance of showers again. sunday back down into the low 80's. certainly a change from what we have seen lately. back to you. only two lanes will be able. stick to central avenue. if you travel on the j.f. x travel by way of madison. these will be in effect until late fall. it's going to be a while. as far as what else is going on, drive time looks good at this hour. picking up in volume but still looking good. that's the latest, stan, over to you. >> some breaking news out of middle east. a trench is all that

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>>eporter: the killings began last saturday on the outskirts of gaffe knee, when a 63-year-old peach farmer was shot in his home. then, on wednesday, a 50-year-old woman and her elderly woman wore shot in their home just a few miles away. on thursday, a businessman and his daughter were shot in his home supply store. he died at the scene, the 15-year-old girl died in the hospital yesterday. >> the pitfall in any of these cases is trying to logically figure out why he might be doing this. you know, is he driven by some delusion, by anger. >> reporter: whatever his motive, he's put this town on edge, on alert. >> w we're keeping the doors locked at night. we've got guns pretty much everywhere. i've got a gun in the truck and i'm carries a gun right now. >> reporter: you have one on you? >> i do, right now. i have a .25 automatic with me right now. i'm going to be ready. u vehave no id. ha thabeo ahead of thbeis man. >> reporter: terror has visited gaffney before. 40 years ago, the so-called gaffney strangler murdered four girls before he with us apprehended. he was killed in prison. an

. >> reporter: what is coming is a 250-ton generator, bound for the peach bottom nuclear plant that will carry enough power to light up an entire state. >> the transformer was manufactured by hyundai in korea. and then from there it was shipped to philadelphia. and then from philadelphia it was barged to havre de grace. >> reporter: now it's making its last and most difficult leg of the 7,000-mile trip, covering 30 miles of rural roads through northern maryland. at 16 feet wide, 27-feet high, and a whopping 144 feet long with the two tractors that it takes to move it, the state is shutting down portions of routes of 155, 22, 136, and 165 this week as the very oversized load begins moving each night before midnight, and halts its movement by 5 in the morning there is nothing simple about moving something this big. in fact, movers say they can't travel more than 3 to 5 miles per hour, about the speed that i'm walking right now. but each stop along the way draws curious onlookers who show up just to see the mammoth machinery for themselves. >> we watched the mega movers a lot. we would like

. >> reporter: the first victim was 63-year-old peach farmer who was killed in his home.ast wednesday a daughter and her retired mother were found bound and shot. thursday the owner of a home supply center was shot to death at his business. his 15-year-old daughter was also shot and later died at the hospital. many in the community are terrified and have resorted to arming themselves. >> i've got one on me right now. i've got a 25 automatic with me right now. i'm going to be ready. >> you have no idea. you've got to be ahead of this man. >> it's very interesting. she going after people that are just kind of one of us. >> reporter: about 6'3" with salt and pepper hair, one witness who spoke with him before the shootings said he was polite. the investigation continues, which includes a possible break- in near gastonia, north carolina. according to the associated press, south carolina authorities are a on the scene of a burglary, where local police shot and killed a robbery suspect who may be linked to the south carolina slays. they're conducting ballistic testings to see if

last saturday a peach farmer was fatally shot in his home. and this week steven tyler and his 15-year-old daughter became the killer's latest victims. police say all of the victims were bound and shot. they have released a sketch of a male suspect they believe might be the killer. the meantime many gaffney residents spent the holiday weekend locked and loaded. >> it's very scary. >> it's in the back of your mind. no matter where you go people are talking about it. >> we have many leads coming in, still coming in. we do want those to continue. anyone that feels they have any information, how slight it might be, please make those calls and get in touch with the task force. >> every time somebody opens the door they are carrying a gun. >> this isn't the first time gaffney faced a serial killer. 40 years ago a man dubbed the gaffney strangler abducted and killed four people. >>> prince george's county fire officials say the bodies of two people have been recovered from a burning home in upper marlboro. they are trying to determine how the victims

. >> i would much rather see him dthd e ea btanou on the street .ng r childr >> a 6 6year-old peach farme wain his home. a business owner was killed in his store. his daughter, also shot, later died. he had a 25-year rap sheet that included larceny and breaking and entering. >> at some point the criminal justice system will need to explain why this individual was out on the street. we owe that to the victims of this case, the citizens who live in terror for days. >> he was paroled from a north carolina prison in a prepared authorits say they have no idea why he killed those five people. now they are trying to figure out whether he killed other people elsewhere. >>> coming up, local police and firefighters are being told tonight come to work. tonight, why some think this could compromise your safety. >> emotional memories of a >> emotional memories of a of a [ sniffs ] an olive. [ sniffs ] green, with pimento. ooh. he's good. nothing gets past him. [ sniffs ] piece of cake. [ male announcer ] kill bugs on contact without the bad smell. id ant & roach killer is specially formulated with no

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the first victim was a peach farmer who was gunned down in his home.monday, a daughter and her mother were found bound and shot. then a business owner and his daughter were found dead. when barber said he would protect himself. >> my bought -- my gun is over there. it is mine. >> neighbors can now breathe easier. authorities say this investigation is not over. law enforcement is looking into his recent activities to see if he has killed in other places. >>> policeay the ballistic tests show the gun he was holding match the gun used in the killings. >>> fairfax county police of looking for two men who allegedly tried to adopt a 9- year-old girl. this happened in the oakton area. the child told police one man tried to drag her away. he appeared to signal to a second suspect. the girl was able to break free and run for help. >>> still ahead, another great reason for drinking the stuff. >> i have water, but same idea. >> coffee does more for you than just increase your energy. >> republicans get tough on governor mark sanford. their stand against his extra

. >> translator: i have figs, olives, peaches, i've got it all. i never have to go to the market. >> reporter: he claimed that before the settlements, he used to have more land. >> translator: what can i tell you? it's good luck we have something left. >> reporter: today they are picking green beans. after supplying his family, the surplus is then sold in the village. it is well known that many families from baytar elite shop in his village where prices are cheaper. palestinian construction workers from nearby villages helped build baytar elite. and now they're finding fewer opportunities to work there. when the freeze on new construction went into effect here during the last year of the bush administration, unlike in many other places, they respected it. now that president obama has taken an even stronger stand including the prohibition of the so-called natural growth of settlements, residents here are alarmed. >> translator: i'm certain that as soon as obama and the u.s. government will come and see this city and how close it is to the green lin

another was a 63-year-old peach farmer shot in his home last week. the latest victim, take a look at her. beautiful 15-year-old girl named abbey tyler shot with her father as they worked in a downtown furniture store. the latest shooting happened a mile from the sheriff's office where we are now. where the investigators gathered to launch a manhunt. you can imagine that the residents are afraid to come out of the their homes. >> i have protection in the house. i'm not going to let this change my attitude or what i do. >> now police also want people to keep in mind they're looking for a vehicle that they believe the suspect may be riding in. it's an early '90s model, light gray or champagne two-door, ford explorer. they want everyone on the look-out for that. they believe he could be in that. the town of gaffney are no stranger to being afraid. they had a serial killer in the late '60s that killed five people before he was caught. >> thank you for the latest. >> shannon: 50 miles north of gaffney police are investigating an early morning shooting in c

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if you're heading in harford county, peach orchard is shut down.outhbound harassed expressway, there is an accident off to the left and right shoulder. what out for a washer and dryer in the road in one area. they could live of traffic in the white marsh area which is flowing smoothly. no delays on the website at liberty. back over to you. >> we're looking and an active doppler. there is a significant amount of moisture streaming into the area. there is a southwesterly flow from the mid-atlantic to the gulf of mexico. we have a coastal storm that may give us a chance of showers and storms later on this afternoon. it will be cooler than normal today. 79 degrees is the forecast high. i have more on the 70 forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. president obama -- i have more of the seven-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. president obama is working on the health care reform. our reporter has more. >> it is below 50% for approval of how he is handling the health care reform. >> this has to be done. >> the preside

. >> reporter: the killings began on theutskirts of gaffney when a 63-year-old peach farmer was shot in his home. then on wednesday a 50-year-old woman and her elderly mother were found bound and shot in their home just a few miles away. on thursday a businessman and his daughter were shot in his home supply store. he died at the scene. the 15-year-old girl died in the hospital. >> the pitfall in any of these cases is trying to logically figure out why he might be doing this. you know, is he driven by some delusion? is he driven by anger? >> reporter: whatever his motive, he has put this town on edge, on alert. >> we're keeping the doors locked at night. we've got guns pretty much everywhere. i've got a gun in the truck and i'm carrying a gun rig now. >> reporter: you've got one on you? >> i've got one on me. i've got a 25 automatic with me right now. i'm going to be ready. you have got to be ahead of this man >> reporter: 40 years ago the so-called gaffney strangler murdered four girls before he was apprehended. he was killed in prison. and 40 years later headlines again. this one s

the peach colors are the active tornado warnings in effect until 6:00. the national weather service issued those warnings based on rotation picked up in a rapidly developing thunderstorms that is moving to the northeast at about 30 m.p.h. there is the city of fredericksburg. it moved through spotsylvania, near the courthouse. this area right here is what we are monitoring for possible rotation. if there is a tornado, it is business area, moving to the northeast -- it is in this area, moving to the northeast. this is for stafford county, king george county, the next 45 minutes. we want to look at the storm scan. that shows a larger area, active whether -- weather throughout the day, the precipitation developing, causing the precipitation and 20 impossibilities to the south. -- and tornado possibilities to the south. each thunderstorm has the potential of producing damaging wind, hail, and possibly tornadoes. rainfall totals, cumberland, near old town, some damage earlier with a tornado, 0.7 inches of rain. 0.36 inches of rain brandywine. let's go to the m

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