cooler at reagan national. to 87.re, up the affiliate will live up to the advanced billing of high heat and increasing humidity. once again, code orange. that is the forecast fro possibility of having effects on folks that have issues when it comes to allergy or heart or lung disease, and especially the children, the elderly, avoid as much outside time as you can. , somewhere near there today. there could be afternoon thunderstorms. don't think there will be many . pop could produce heavy rain. right now we see a few showers this is south of morgantown in the elkins area. but as we get through the afternoon, there could be a few more developing over the mountains, in the valleys, and could affect portions of our area. this is the way our futurecast sees it for 2:00, a few showers getting closer. most of them don't make the metro area. different story tomorrow come when the cold front comes in. showers and thunderstorms as the clouds head on in with this warm and humid air mass. showers and storms through the ev

wednesday evening, look at these temperatures this time of year, this time of the evening, 76 at reagan national, 80 at dulles. humidity the heat and is back full force, lower the heat index values eventually into the lower to middle 90's. we are tracking a cold front that promises to bring cooler air for the weekend, plus the next best chance of thunderstorms coming up in just a few minutes. you.n: steve, thank right now, investigating daylight gunfire and a busy section of arlington that all started with a traffic stop. jonathan: the police say that the driver hit an officer with a truck and they opened fire to stop it. the driver is in critical condition and anna-lysa gayle has the latest. anna-lysa: the last several hours, drivers have had to find other ways to get around this ramp. officer ran a suspect class license plate number and they realized he was wanted. burlington county police have not released the details about why he was wanted. >> i believe what i heard was a shot. i thought it was a backfire of a motorcycle, really loud pop. anna-lysa: bracken -- broken glass. the police a sho

record goes back to 1974 reagan national and bwi marshall 93 and dulles 89. gan and dulles records fall later today. there's four casted highs we're expecting it in the 0s and if we hit 3 reagan national that will beat the record in 1974. 62 washington. remember we had 40s north and west, 24 hours ago. not the case this morning. hagerstown 6 winchester 64. 61 dulles. 6 in annapolis and along the bay as well and high pressure bermuda high southerly and southwesterly wind and allows heat and humidity to build n more heat than humidity today. you notice that building over the next couple days as we'll number for this heat wave. it's a small heat wave. but this heat wave for the next couple days. 0s low 90s across the area. 7 day, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, or better and end with and that 76 might be optistic. >> hi, airport, how are roads? >> 6:16 tucker look at amazing video from sky fox in ellicott city it's crazy. sinkhole an car on side almost into the sink hole crazy out there. main street closed right now from rogers to kline avenue. water main

. >> gw parkway southbound reopened reagan national and we have construction 5 northbound prince william parkway. that's slowing things down a look there next. >> thanks both of you we'll check back in a few. 5:01 more on the big story fallout of firing of now former fbi director james comey. >> this morning many lawmakers including republicans are questioning timing of president's decision that came one week after comey testified to senate committee regarding ongoing investigation into possible russian medaling in the election. >> annie yu outside head quarters with more. good morning, annie. >> good morning to you holly and maureen. you're right there's been plenty of reaction from both side of the aisle. democrats and republicans, quickly reacting to the news yesterday. which really surprised a lot of people. this is not very common this is a major he vengt happening in washington. we know the white house is defending president trump decision to fire fbi director james comey and we're told that the firing comes after the recommendation of some members from the administration. >> while

reagan national yesterday 91 degrees. that fell a degree shy from tying the record.here 92 degrees. bwi broke their record 93 degrees yesterday afternoon. there are those normal highs for wisdom martin. 76 is what we should be this time of year. so well up and beyond that. take note allergy sufferers tree pollen remains high as does grass pollen and all of this is sitting in the air and because the air mass hasn't moved too much we are under a code orange air quality today so if you're in the sensitive groups asthma sufferers very elderly and the very young limit your outdoor activities this afterno some clouds coming across this morning. that's about it, though. those clouds are actually helping to hold temperatures up and it's humid to start the day and it will be humid this afternoon as well. dewpoints in the mid 60's. that means you'll be able to feel kind of that humidity in the atmosphere. all right. seven-day forecast. 92 today. 91 tomorrow. though tomorrow we could bubble up some thunderstorms in the afternoon that will usher in a cooler air mass for the week

one of the warm spots. 91 at reagan national. the influence of the cool waters are only 79 in annapolis. so far today we have hit 91 at reagan national. one degree shy. we set a record at washington dulles and tied at b.w.i. the complete numbers are not they will be finalized later so we could set another record today. we will drop from the 80's to the 70's and it will be a warm night tonight. as we get through the day tomorrow, what we see is an isolated thunderstorm just west of 81. we will see more of those tomorrow and more on friday with a cold front. check the weekend, too, in ten days in nine minutes. jonathan: see you then. thank you. might be warm here but boy is it terrible in the middle part of the country. a deadly tornado outbreak stretching from texas to wisconsin. this is elk city, oklahoma. one person here killed. dozens of others hurt. look at the aerial footage. this shows part of an entire neighborhood just about leveled. alison: this is a tornado on the ground in north western wisconsin. one person was killed

gw parkway good problem free reagan national and dulles and bwi. if you have an early morning flight to catch metro pick up. except for safe track. we'll look at that next. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. back to you maureen and wi wisdom. >> coming up on "fox news morning" president trump preparing for phone conversation with vladimir putin. >> and investigators widen search for escaped convict. >> we're headed to break now. a live look across the d.c. region kung fu fighting♪ >> 4:57 is the time. 71 degrees. temperature hopeful will you getting you going tuesday morning. thanks for joining us we'll be back with more news after the break. my name is jenny doan i'm a quilter and i'm a mother and i'm a grandmother. 2008 was when all the markets crashed, we lost our retirement. hamilton was losing hope and my husband and i were losing hope. my sister and i we challenged ourselves to help figure out a way to help them. our kids bought us a quilt machine. it was very humble beginnings. we were just this cute little shop, just like everybody else. o

our own tom fitzgerald is live at reagan national. we know that comey has upset both the republicans and the deps. did his firing, though, come as a surprise. >>reporter: shawn, there is no way around this, this is a stunning development out of this white house. as you know, donald trump rose to fame in large part from his own television show which his catch phrase you're fired entered the national lexicon, that phrase being directed at the director of the federal bureau of investigation. as you mentioned, donald trump did not appoint jim comey to that job. but today he has moved him and it comes on the heels of what many saw as devastating testimony just last week by comey in front of a committee on conscious democratses and republicans that have been looking into this investigation interference in the 2016 he leaks. just last week comey said that quote it made him mildly nauseous to think that either he or the federal bureau of investigation could have influenced the results of the to 16 election. of course as we know comey had anno

reagan national is at 42 degrees. getting a few sprinkles in the panhandle of west virginia and including washington county, a few sprinkles here in northern frederick. they're trying to move into the dry air, but they'll be drying out. we have a greater chance of sprinkles later this afternoon. i have the new hour by hour timing on that and a look at this cool pattern. >>> 6:02 right now. people across france casting their ballots in that country's presidential runoff. they are choosing between emmanuel macron and marine le pen. his team has been hacked and he is comparing it to the hack in the u.s. presidential election. some are unclear who is exactly behind it, though last month groups in russia were accused of targeting his campaign. >>> here at home, republicans are dealing with the aftermath of passing the affordable care act revisions. now some voters are weighing in. chris pa loan >> representative tom reed among the first to face constituents following the house's vote to replace obamacare. >> my question is

at reagan national airport. it's 33-mile-per-hour gusts in hagerstown. 25-mile-per-hour gust down the river at reagan national. nats in town tonight for a home opener against arizona. perfect weather at first pitch. 72 degrees. the temperatures will fall. most areas by early in the morning will be in the 50's. a few areas far north and west of town 47 under clear skies and lighter winds. the winds are back tomorrow. we'll have sunshine and it will be a bit cooler tomorrow holding in the 60's. we will check out the weekend and the next ten days in seven minutes. alison: thank you. new at 4:00, scenes from a massive fire yesterday on gay drive in upper marlboro. the flames were shooting through the roof as the firefighters worked to put it out. the fire caused $125,000 worth of damage. investigators determined the fire to be accidental. but they did not say how it started. jonathan: still ahead for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- not one, but two of the houses in hottest neighborhood. but we tell you what the catch f

kevin mccarthy geeking out down here at reagan national.s is christopher strong national weather service meteorologist. >> thank for joining me. >> good morning. >> all right. so for those who don't know talk a little bit about the hurricane hunters and exactly what they do. >> these are planes that actually fly directly into hurricanes. you think most planes try to avoid storms these planes actually fly right into the hurricanes to give us good observations so we can forecast much better than we would just looking at them remotely from satellites. >> okay. we got a couple of them here right? tell us about this one right behind us here. >> this is the noah king air one of the four that will be here today. this is not one that will fly directly into the storm but this flies it a round and does mapping, and it does more on the periphery. it's one of the smaller of the fleet but certainly does some important periphery storm work. >> this is a big event today because it's not just -- this is one of total of four. >> yeah. >> of those planes. >>

because of the south wind reagan national at 87, not sure we hit 90 there today.ertainly did in many other locations but winchester is now rain cooled at 79. hagerstown 91. here's your evening planner so you have an idea of what we're looking forward to for the rest of the evening. maybe a pop-up thunderstorm but fairly isolated, 84 degrees at 7 o'clock. by 9 o'clock about 81 and by 11 o'clock, 78. aren't the big headline -- and the big headline for tomorrow, one more hot day, could even be a little bit hotter than today because the wind direction will be out of the west and there will likely be a few more storms around as tomorrow a frontal boundary is going to approach and a couple of t the strong side. so, we'll talk about the changes you can expect for the weekend, though. that's coming up in a little bit and we're going to be ditching this heat so i'll give you another hint on that too. i'll send it back in to sarah and tony and i'm going to look for something cool. >> we're jealous. thanks sue. >> coming up a police-involved shooting caught on dashcam video.

reagan national 57 degrees. maybe a little light rain developing by late morning and during the afternoon will be hovering, upper 50s, near 60 degrees. chances for rain over the next ten days in a few minutes. >>> right now the new york city area is preparing for another batch of rain this afternoon. check out what it did yesterday. this is unbelievable. this is through new york and new jersey. video inside grand central station, water just pouring in from the ceiling just flooding the interior there. the flooding also submerged some cars and temporarily closed off roads. the west side highway had to shut down for a short time because of all the rising water. flash flooding will be suspended transit service and delayed flights for nearly six hours. >>> the first african-american woman to be president of student government at american university is now under police protection. au says a white supremacist posted threats against taylor du dumpson online. this is the same week as when trees. students say au administ

again, pam, we're expecting him to arrive here at reagan national shortly.and expecting record volumes and the terror risk is as high as it was on september 11th, according to department of homeland security secretary john kelly. >> what i have learned in the last 120 days is this, you know, relentless attempt on the part of terrorists to -- to blow up airplanes in flight. ideally big airplanes with a lot of people. we are watching a number of very, very sophisticated advanced threats right now. >> reporter: travelers flying to the united states from ten airports in eight muslim majority countries are already under a laptop ban meaning electronics larger than a cell phone are not hall loud in the cabin of a plane over fears they may be used to detonate or conceal explosives. the ban is expected to expand to more countries soon. >> so this heightened language without any policy changes really leaves the american public at a disadvantage. that kind of language makes the american public do one of two things. freak out or tune out, and neither is a good place to

wonderful weather for the next few hours. 76 at reagan national. 75 now in annapolis. 70 in winchester through the evening with the clear skies. we see the winds slowly and steadily diminish. 48 to 54 the range of temperatures around the region by the morning. make every shot you will never mak everyh

reagan national at 47 degrees. for the d.c. bike ride by 8:00, partly cloudy, still in the mid-50s, getting mild by 10:00 a.m. into the mid-60s, then noontime, the low 70s, and during the afternoon with the bright sunshine, we ought to hit the upper 70s. look at even hotter weather on the way over the next ten days, that's in a few minutes. >> thank you an hour responding to unusual call. a fire truck inside the fire station in springfield somehow caught fire. they say it was parked inside the station at the time. now the fire alarm went off around 12:30 this morning. the deputy fire chief tells us this is not impacting their service. >> it's under investigation right now. we believe it could be related to the vehicle itself. we're going to still provide service to this community, even though one apparatus today will be out of service. >> and thankfully no one was injured in that fire. >>> and right now, thousands of bicyclists are getting ready to bike through the nation's capital. the d.c. bike ride will navigate 20 miles goi

quiet on the way to reagan national if you're flying out of town for the weekend and if you're just trying traffic is quiet on the way into the district. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. wisdom and holly back to you. >> thanks erin. >>> the white house is redoubling its efforts to eliminate all federal funding for cleanup of the chesapeake bay. budget, $73 million has been wiped out. the decision has alarmed environmentalists who see the bay getting cleaner every day. this month environmental scientists gave the bay a grade of c, the best it's had in three decades. now lawmakers and activists fear the reduction of $73 million in federal money is a giant step backwardly. >> partnership is working. it's a cooperation between the federal government, the states in the chesapeake bay watershed local partners on the ground and we're seeing results. so, it is baffling to us why you would want to mess with success. >> it's one of the largest watersheds on the east coast and i think it's important and it needs to be protected. >> maryland senator chris van hollen says he will fight to re

reagan national and dulles all looking good.he area and we're not seeing any baltimore beltway. if you're maybe headed to the jersey shores, 95 northbound baltimore-washington parkway northbound looking good. and if you're heading home same story the reverse that of trip you're in great shape. through mclean no problems. looking good across the legion bridge. watch for light fog and denser patches in some areas. watch for that visibility problems if you hit any of that fog this morning. also keep in mind metrobus is on a sunday schedule. metro access subscription trips canceled. call center closed for the holiday as well and metro rail picking up at 7:00 a.m. on a holiday schedule operating on a sunday schedule. service through midnight. off peak fares and free parking. keep it to fox5. we'll be back in just a few. >> ♪ >> 6:40 on this memorial day 2017. we're back with what's trending on the web this monday morning. first up, a rider for the denver post sparking outrage after saying he was uncomfortable with a japanese man winn

traffic on the way to reagan national and dulles is also flowing freely.t erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. metro is on time right now except for safe track. wisdom and maureen back to you. >> time is 5:18. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime. >> the commencement was organized by the students. during the ceremony graduates will wear african kente cloth stoles over their traditional robes. although harvard's undergraduate college has had black commencement events in the past this one will be the first opened to graduate students across the university. >> controversy over some music at delphi university's men's lacrosse team has picked a speech from that president trump as their entrance music for a recent game. the speech talks about how president trump would make america great >> president trump is facing another lawsuit. part owner of several hotels and restaurants in new york has joined a lawsuit that alleges that the president violated the constituents clause in their contract. the claus

we got to 93 degrees yesterday at reagan national. udy sky over the potomac there at national harbo in prince george's county. a live view there. and there's the capitol wheel. and all the rain is gone, just a few lingering sprinkles down 95 and southern stafford and northern spotsylvania. temperatures are in the upper 60s to lower 70s. throughout the rest of the day, we'll have it in the 60s throughout the day, maybe back up near 70 during the afternoon. mild and dry through the afternoon. getting cool again tonight. a look at your sunday and more chances for rain over the next ten days is coming up this half hour. >>> thank you, tom. new this morning, prince george's county police are investigating one of their own after a crash in greenbelt. we are told the officer hit the car near the 495 ramp near kenilworth avenue. nobody was seriously hurt and the crash is still urn investigation. >>> and this morning we are hearing from a woman at the center of all this chaos outside the turkish embassy on tuesday. bodyguards for turkey's presi

yesterday's high temperatures reagan national 77. dulles 75. bwi 74. normal this time of year is 75. reason i mentioned that is we'll be well above that here for the middle and end of week. 56 in washington. 54 annapolis and those warm spots. leonardtown down to 46. 43 in mannasas and 48 fredericksburg and comfortable overnight. frederick 45. not a lot of humidity and that's helping with the cooling we're able to get. beautiful day. lots of sunshine expected. cloudyness off to north. few clouds stream n for the most part mrepttive sun and we'll keep the flow here. we'll keep the weather pat nern tact what we had yesterday. yesterday northwest wind as we watch the area of low pre pressure. today winds shift out of south later today and high pressure south we'll start to pump in milder temperatures. 80s laider today. as high pressure sneaks offshore tomorrow that's called what we call bermuda high and as i mentioned yesterday bermuda high everybody knows here come the heat along with good friend humidity. erin always laughs at my jo jokes. all right. yes

things inner loop look going if you happen to have early morning flight to catch. 395 look going reagan national and dulles. quiet. wide view now things looking good 50 through covtton metro on time except for safe track. we'll have sky fox up over crash on randolph of road shortly. we'll look at that next back to you. >> metro out with a new plan to stop may have noticed couple stations in d.c. >> chaotic scene overnight at airport upset passengers getting into fights at a spirit airlines termina. so what set them off. we're back in 30 seconds my wife got me to be a devoted vegetarian... except for every ladies' night. only glad has forceflex to prevent rips, leaks, and punctures. so whatever you throw in the bag... stays in the bag. be happy, it's glad. chaos erupts over flight. nine flights because of a legal dispute. had to do with pilot veil bit. video posted to twitter spirit airlines. police had to jump in and remove passenger frtz area. i have teps, angry, angry people. everybody had places to be and couldn't be there. >> spirit said cance

the name of the plains. >> mike thomas is live at reagan national airport this morning.l the details. good morning, mike. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you allison down here at reagan national. they got great event going on today. the first time all four, four of these hurricane hunter aircraft that is go these hurricanes they gather data for us and help us predict these types o all four of them will be at reagan national. you can come down here free of charge and take tours and talk to some of the pilots and they'll be presentations going on. we are going to talk to one of the pilots ours. thank you so much for joining us what's your name. >> commander doug mack inn tire. >> commander, thank you so much for talking to us this morning. >> certainly. >> of course the question on everybody's mind what's it like flying one of these planes into a hurricane? >> well this planes are high altitude jet going 45,000 feet above the storm loon, at upper level winds and the steering winds and seeing where the storm is going to go. >> okay. so this is important for us why i guess

eighty-two rat reagan national air pockets 830 at dulles and 78 at bwi thurgood marshal and right now really mild outside. seventy-two in the nation's capital. we've got p 30-degrees in annapolis, 66 at gaithersburg, 64 at winchester. so still fairly mild and at all. but the winds were a big factor today and peak wind gusts anywhere from at least 35 to 40 miles per hour and it's still pretty gusty out there. let's take a look at what's happening. wind gusts from about p 20 to 36 miles per hour we will see improvement in the overnight hours, but i want to tell you that tomorrow it will be another windy day, not quite as windy as tomorrow, but just fair warning. the clouds are gradually moving out. we've got a ridge of high pressure that's going to be a little bit more in control to help get rid of these clouds and just an odd little sprinkle l or two, nothing to be too concerned about, most of it to areas of our north. and overnight lowe's are going to be in the 40s to low 50s. it will be fairly comfortable out there for tonight and things are really improving into the week. as we set

reagan national is at 52. those clouds have been produce ago few sprinkles here, this area in green.. frederick county, washington county, out of west virginia. most of this is tracking off to the east, get ago few sprinkles in charles county right there into southern william and northern stafford. that will be breaking up here shortly. we have more chances for some rain. later this afternoon, i have the new hour coming up this half hour. >> thanks so much. >>> right now, the courtyard outside the louvre museum in paris is back open. this is where french presidential candidate emmanuel macron is planning to celebrate tonight. this all comes as government officials are investigating a hack targeting his campaign. last month, groups linked to russia were accused of targeting his campaign. >> meanwhile, back here at home, houms republicans are dealing with the aftermath of their vote to replace the affordable care act. now some voters are weighing in. chris palone has a look. >> representative tom reed among the

. >> certainly reagan national 47. dulles 43. bwi 40.ny away from kennedy cementers have fallen back be into 30s. chilly start to tuesday morning near washington and counting down days until summer. guess what 42 days until official start of summer june 24 after midnight apparently on june 24 there. meterological summer starts june 1. not far away. >> satellite and radar showing little happening we're not expecting much today, 68 daytime high. dry, clouds and sun, 72. that it for construction. >> 5 northbound cleared dale city to prince bill yum parkway. because lanes are now onp onen you can see the red line from 234 turned yellow. residual delay lingering and traffic patterns getting back to normal now that all lanes are open. there's a crash at east capital northbound sign. look at that from the 11 street bridge. questions erin fox d. crn on twitter. >> next time you feel body ache grab a cup of coffee. >> coffee? >> because my body is aching? >> and where you live in the united states may play a role actually in how long you live. >>

let me show you what is happening now. 84 at reagan national. the cold front is trying to come through. all signs here are pointing to it may have just done that around d.c. the winds starting to turn out of the northwest. and the dew point is coming down so quickly we will go from the muggy air to things that are a bit more comfortable later on. today a big difference from where we were yesterday. 16 degrees warmer in d.c. 15 degree warmer in this is more like a summer holiday. looking at the cloud cover that are starting to build in especially as you go to the west. we will start to move in with that. a few isolated showers and they will stretch to calvert county. farther southwest we have a heavy rain. culpeper is a sprinkle or two. farther south and closer to orange we are looking at the heaviest downpours. most of the metro will stay dry for now and the majority of the everything. the temperatures at 78:00 are close to 80. a mild evening. most places looking for the humidity to come down. tomorrow, cloudy and gray again with the slight show

reagan national, 63. we have showers coming in out of the tennessee valley.e's around 11:00 p.m., around 1:00 a.m. or so, you may be awakened by some thunder by late tonight. by dawn tomorrow, we ought to have it taper off and other showers pop up. maybe a few thundershowers. that's during the middle part and latter part of the afternoon into mid-evening on thursday. after that, we do dry out. for the afternoon, sun may try to break out near 70 degrees by 5:00 p.m. as the showers arrive back down into the mid-60s, then as we get into thursday, the showers are dry on friday and saturday away from the waters. 80 degrees both of those days. afternoon storms on sunday and then on monday, maybe some midday showers or afternoon showers for memorial day here. that's locally. dry and warm w it me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm list

at reagan national it stayed in the up 930s, but a lot of other place he it was tough to stay out theremidity provided fuel for our storms. we'll see some more storms around tomorrow. we expect that because a frontal boundary is coming and it's going to be chasing the heat out of town. quite a change as we head for the weekend. a big cool down expected as we go from the 90s to the 70s and maybe the low 70s at that. it looks like so far so good in terms of rain if anything, a spotty clouds than the sun as we head on into the weekend. those are the headlines. we'll have specifics with the seven day forecast in just a little bit. >> a virginia woman who is an undocumented immigrant is now being detained by ice. other than a traffic violation she hasn't been in trouble with the law. now, civil rights organizations are bantding together to try to step in to try to help the local mother of two. fox5's alexandra limon has the story. >>reporter: 30 year old cruz mendez dose arrived at the ice field office thursday morning for a regularly scheduled check in. but she didn't go home with them. acc

reagan national at 59 degrees. and for the morning races, the morning runs, 7:00 a.m., temperatures still in the 50s. all cloudy through the morning. temperatures near 60 by 9:00 a.m., by 11:00 a.m., it'll be getting into the mid-60s. look at our chances for rain as we start off the workweek. new hour by hour timing in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. of north korea, nbc news confirms that the north has fired an unidentified missile. south korea says it flew east for 210 miles but didn't provide details. the white house is aware that north korea launched the missile. >>> president trump is kicking off his second day in saudi arabia with a full schedule of meetings. he posed for a picture with members of the gulf corporation council. >> they will exchange a memo on countering the financing of terrorism. the president is the expected to meet with the deputy prime minister of oman. the center piece is a major speech that he will deliver in just a few hours. it's expected to urge unity in this fight against

there reagan national 61. i noticed not daylight but first livingt the morning coming in at 5 does you see that. >> i did. >> i was >> i thought it was an hour late what i saw it. >> i thought the world was coming to an end you know sgle fun thoughts. >> hey, 56 and 58 wbi marshall. satellite and ray car dorming weather upper 60s today and few spots hit 70. sunny, brights, beautiful and couldn't ask for nicer wednesday. north west wins will be breezy at times. gusting to 25. low humidity temps in upper 60s. >> thank you tucker. >> let's check with airport erin and look at traffic this morning. >> good morning, steve, we're dealing with breaking news and i wanted to get match for you starting off with a look in leesburg. southbound 15 bypass right now is closed at battle field parkway. and dealing with a large crash scene commuting from leesburg this morning avoid that stretch of 15 be sure you stay updated on that one. a person hit by a car a big scene in ga victory farm drive. use caution. pete bettering ger