there frontal system is draped over southern maryland and delmarva. we had a southerly flow.ng to get into more of a northwestly flow. this is for anne this expires at 11:00 tonight, high tide could see issues there. miles an hour flooding. what are we looking at? break finally from the humidity, which is good news. cool monday, the morning going to feel great. a far cry from where we have. in the 80's and 90's. monday to wednesday, looks absolutely great. we get another little system kicking in the end of the week. we're going to see the heat and humidity creeping back in by the time we get to about thursday and friday. look at this beautiful picture. this was a beautiful sunset today. behind all the rain, and the heavy weather that moved through from middleberg virginia gorgeous of thank you for sharing that with us. highs today, take a look at the numbers. we had the low 90's and the low 80's, right across the board, and we are going to see our temperatures heading into the 80's. good high pressure building in behind in front, less humidity really good. we're going to go t

skies are clear, but i expect cloud cover to develop overnight, especially southern maryland and east of interst more likely you have sunshine in the morning. 6:00 a.m., 73 degrees. we are looking at nice weather, 75 by 8:00, near 80 degrees towards 10:00. we stay in the 90's the next couple days, but there is a break on the way. that is coming up. 2016,ly: turning to vote questions about possible changes to donald trump's immigration policy. speaking at an event in iowa, the report and nominee did not say if he still supports the mass deportation of 11 million non-criminals in the country without permission. he promised to deport criminals in the country a legally and kick out anybody who overstayed their visa. >> we are going to get rid of them day one. we start day one. kimberly: the obama administration and those before people have committed crimes. hillary clinton said she will continue the policy and push for immigration reform. clinton received her first classified intelligence briefing as a democratic nominee today. she met with the office of the director of national intellige

pepco has a few thousand people, and 5,000 over southern maryland.a look at the time lapse that we have right now as we take a look from our tower cam looking down to the south and east. you can see those storms coming through, the heavy rain, lightning coming on through. here's another one right outside our studios. here's the rain, the wind and some lightning out there, as well. a lot of thunder and lightning at one time i was looking at 900 lightning strikes in just ten minutes with these storms as they made their way through parts of montgomery county and they saw some of the worst damage with numerous trees down on houses, at least three or four that i saw, and a couple in prince george's county. most of the rain is off to the south and east towards southern maryland, around st. marys county, calvert county. the heaviest is into the bay and across the eastern shore but there are a few more storms george county and moving towards charles county over the next couple hours. high temperature today, 100 degrees. the third consecutive day of 100. we d

however, in southern maryland and on the eastern shore of maryland on those tobacco and wheat plantationsu had enslaved african-americans. and the british were offering freedom to any enslaved african-american who would come over to their side. and especially a year later, in 1814, thousands of african-americans are now coming over to the british and the british are giving them their freedom. most of them were younger guys who could escape. and they had the option of belonging to what they call the colonial core. and these were like royal marines. they were trained as royal marines, and 200 of them, some say 400 of them would become part of this colonial corps. this prompted fear that this might prompt a massive slave uprising in this area prompted by the british. it never happened, but there was a fear it could happen. there was a fear that there would be this uprising, a fear that the british could show up any day and bombard your hamlet or small town. and this is the context. it's not surprising that someone like francis scott key who initially opposed the war takes a more active role

in southern maryland and eastern shore maryland, on those of tobacco and plantation, you have enslaved african-americans. the british were offering any freedom to any african-americans coming over to their side. a year later in 1814, thousands of african-americans are now coming over to the british and the british are giving them their freedom. most of them were younger guys who could escape and they had the option of belonging to what they called the clone colonial these were trained as royal marines. some say 400 of them would become part of this cloolonial core. this will fear in maryland and northern virginia that this might prompt a massive slave uprising. it never happened but there was a fear that it could be happening. and this is the context, it is not surprising that someone like francis scott key who opposed the war and takes a more active role in the war. he was a slave holder himself and a high power lawyer at a georgetown outside the district of columbia. he had respect for the british. he respected the british's law and culture and however, he was also angry at what the

the northern neck, southern maryland as well, same leonard, and the dunkirk area.ud cover has been hanging low this morning. not seeing any reports of any fog. middle 70's for your temperature. less humidity in the air. we will notice that more over the weekend. the humidity backup, the chance of rain, too, from 40% saturday, higher on sunday. then it will cool way down. kidd o'shea is back to get us "in the now." kidd: w details about rg iii's divorce. tmz is reporting that he and his wife have been separated from months after he is dating a new woman. wait until you hear how he met his new girlfriend -- on instagram, back in january. when rg iii's wife found out about her in april, she was mad and they were separated shortly after that. to make things even worse, he got his new girlfriend's name tattooed on his arm. worse than filing for divorce is ttoo with a new girlfriend's name. that kind of makes it final, right? autria: i do not think there is any going back. there are photos of them holding hands, "good luck to my baby tonight." larry: in the picture, it s

area, southern maryland, and. the eastern shore. there's your five-day forecast. 30% chance of storms today and better chance coming up as we get into tomorrow and finally cooler by the weekend. i'll give you the fourhi you need to know about the forecast at 5:31. >> slowdowns at 66 at germantown road as we're approaching 123. they are turning the camera around to get a better vantage point. we notice a three-car crash eastbound at 123 blocking the left lanes. you can start to see some of that orange here. slowdowns, you are getting by on the right. this is just on the left side of the roadway here. looking at the beltway, no major problems, 395 northbound at glebe road. inner loop at pennsylvania that has just cleared out. wanted to mention that. and 95 north from quantico from the beltway, you are on time here. 18 minutes. no problems. >>> well, you've seen the dramatic rescues and now we're hearing more devastating numbers. the latest on the climbing death toll after that catastrophic flooding in louisiana. >>> and a metro safety

thecket to near 105 insid capital beltway, just a couple degrees cooler further south across southern marylandrm and humid tomorrow evening. we may squeeze out an isolated shower, but right now it does not look like it will amount to a whole lot. if you're contemplating grabbing the umbrella before heading outdoors tomorrow, i would leave it at home. these will be very limited showers, may hear some thunder, but they will not last long, maybe 20 minutes tops. st the culprit will be a very weak cold front swinging through the mid-atlantic. once that moves through, the high-pressure rebuilds and the heat and humidity is here for the entire weekend. it will stick around for a good part of next week also come with the next best chance of showers and thunderstorms thursday and friday of next week. degrees at 11 a.m., rebounding into the middle 90's by midafternoon, the heat index near 100 if not hotter. if you have kids going to camp or school, football practice, it will be very warm. the beach forecast looking good, 86friday for ocean city, saturday, middle 80's sunday. the next seven days, the he

central maryland and southern maryland those are the areas we have to watch. they'll be widely scattered. here's a look at planner for tomorrow. by midday, 88. by 4:00 hour. we could see a popup storm at 91 and if you head to the beaches, saturday is the best day to do that as well. temperatures will look into the 80s and we have beaches and i have chance to possibly see an isolated storm or two pop up. watch it closely. tonight, 75. mostly clear skies. mild night. still humid any place. and tomorrow will be pretty hot 92 degrees. the humidity will be out. there dew points are not too far off the mark. we won't see too much of escalation in terms of how it will be and remember that and stray storm in the afternoon is possible. here's a look at the "fox5" accuweather forecast once we get back through on sunday high pressure it that will give us influx of plenty of sunshine take a look until thursday and also cooler air. as a result of that we will very temperatures hit right into seasonal norms as they should be naent end of week we deal with another disstush a

authorities say he has ties to southern maryland and eastern shore. the police are looking for a man who try to steal a woman's purse on the street and hit her in the head with a rock, all of this in broad daylight. tim barber is live in columbia heights with that story. did they get a good look at these guys? tim: i spoke with the victim's husband tonight. he told me that his wife never solving attack the attackers ran down the street, through that park, then disappeared. beautiful architecture, parks, and tree-lined streets. residents say that most of the timeout pleasant lives up to its name. lives up toasant its name most of the time. but there was a dark turn in the middle of last week. >> she was pushed from behind. victim's husband and not what to show his face because the muggers are still on the run. she was not only attacked from behind, but thrown down and hit in the face with a rock. >> my bigger concern is it's a broad daylight attack. her iphone,atched money, and credit cards. >> i heard a shriek and looked out the window and i saw two y

metro, all the areas in orange, including the district, arlington, alexandria, and southern maryland, with heat index values of 105 to 109. the timing ofd thunderstorms tomorrow and wednesday in a few minutes. alison: the storms kept a lot of people indoors as they watched neighborhoods get pounded with rain, lightning, and gusty wind. one of the biggest issues, falling trees, and richard reeve continues our stormwatch coverage from olney. an indoor debris field on heinz street. our photographer will pan up and show you one of the tree branches that was fallen. the pieces get larger and larger until the end of the debris field. there are giant pieces. that is how strong the storm and down the tree-lined street. >> we came on and found this. richard: a giant for tree blocking part of the road, its trunk busting through this man's fence. we tracked severe lightning strikes all the way from our location in the district to olney. a of debris on the main thoroughfares, much cut up by road crews, but there was property damage. this tree not only sandwich this man's car but caused roof damag

let's look at maps southern maryland and show you secondarys, traffic is flowing charles and waldorf. st. mary's adjust to school zones and walk for extra students and parents walk together bus stop. any questions@erin on "fox" d.c. on twitter. >> let's go to italy. there's a mad rush to dig out survivors in italy from a earthquake that struck last night. >> epicenter is northeast of ro. "fox5" annie yu is the newsroom tracking latest developmen this morning? >> good morning, to you, annie, wiz done, there's reports of 12 to 21 people killed and the death toll is expected to go up. let's take you to the scene. we have live images out of amatray italy, one of two small towns devastated by the earthquake the damage is aston astonishing leaving the mountain no one ruins and mayor of amatrekay says the town is not there anymore. rescue crews are searching for survivors amid rubble that is unstable. social media blowing up as locals share images of their scattered towns this showed amatri among the rubble and the clock face stopped at the time it struck and a block of small town before the

and southern maryland.unshine, but we clear out with 20 of sunshine in the afternoon. 1:00 p.m., we should have a good amount of sunshine, a nice pool; day tomorrow. monday, a few thunderstorms fire up later in the afternoon, to the northwest of d.c., west of interstate 1. ,onday evening, after sunset showers and thunderstorms worked but most towards town, of us will stay dry. the best chance of rain this week will be wednesday. in the night sky come off to the west, what you will see his venus and jupiter. they'll most look like they will be the brightest objects in the sky just after sunset, but you need a view of the horizon just after sunset. this is courtesy of "sky and telescope," close to the horizon come something neat. the next time venus and jupiter will be that close will not be until 2065. 65 degrees overnight, 73 closer to downtown. increasing clouds, warm and muggy. tomorrow morning, extra cloud cover at 6:00 a.m., clouds. 80 degrees, then the sunshine really builds. high of 90 tomorrow, with

forwarding map in southern maryland. problem free charles and no problems in south charles either. i will keep you updated. kids as we adjust to school traffic use caution slow down. give yourself extra time to get around the area and metro continue single tracking for safe track from frankonia springfield to vandoren and you can adjust those times. topside looking g 95 to georgia. same story bottom side inner across the wilson bridge very good. that could change i'll let you know if anything pops up. back to you. >> 4:35 is the time coming up on "fox news morning" a number of you took to social media to honor the late gene wilder. >> all maryland schools will be out on summer break. we'll explain what we return. >> a live look across the region, beyonce singing her hit, formation. time now 4:35. 78 degrees. back in a moment. we're back at 4:37. one of the billing stories we're following continues to be weekend outage of d.c. 911 system. >> emergency call service was out for an hour and a half. how it happened and the domino affect it created has city leaders scratching head and vo

is at a comfortable 85 and we cases in the lower 90s, upper 80s in frederick, cumberland 88, southern maryland eastern shore upper 80s to 90. a lot of sunshine tonight on our michael and son weather camera. it is 92 and feels like 97. the dew point is way up at 69. that's not comfortable but it's better than last night when we had dew points in the mid and upper 70s. there is a cold front we are watching. you saw the drier air to the north and west. we had a wind shift, a trough move through. that dried us out a little bit. it made it tough for showers and storms. we had a couple towards charlotte ville but all the action is west and it looks like it will stay west of us. futurecast is quiet. saturday will be quiet, sunny, hot, and a few storms. about the same sunday. we have tropical storm gaston and then this disturbance we have been watching for days. it has no circulation well away from the thunderstorms but this is a mess. if it develops it looks like it will drift toward maybe the florida straits, gulf of mexico early to mid next week. i want to say a big if. this is nowhere in stone. if

also some down south through the northern neck and southern maryland and eastern shore but some of those damage reports are impressive. like 66 miles per hour gust at sea pleasant at the height of the storm in prince george county. a large tree blocking southbound wisconsin avenue coming out of bethesda and chevy chase into the district this morning. right now you can see the clouds and showers primarily south. a few up in pennsylvania. we have to watch to see if any of that pops for the aften. a high around 92 with 80s this evening and spotty storms. hey, mike, i have some hope. next week we could see some of the nicest weather in weeks. i will tell you about that in a few minutes. >> sounds good. >>> when there is a chance of afternoon thunderstorms it's easy to track on live doppler on the wusa 9 app. download it. it's free. >>> breaking news just in. brazilian police are giving the details on olympic swimmer ryan lochte's story about being robed at gun -- robbed at gunpoint in rio. an officer says lochte fabricated the story. three team usa swimmers including jack conger told officia

now it's everywhere along 95 and southern maryland, parts of central virginia and over to leesburg, parts6 through manassas. feels like 10 for leesburg. 107 for washington. i will time out the thunderstorms. not as many as yesterday but they will be there. that is coming up >> good morning, allyson, g.w. parkway was a trouble spot yesterday and it is today. the on-ramp between 32 and 189 you will see that the on-ramp is blocked in the southbound lanes. construction is making it slower out of d.c., southbound lanes of route 5, nailer road and curtis drive, low 20 miles per hour there. 21 to 26 miles per hour. a serious accident in frederick. this is at 26 in your eastbound lanes. keep an eye on that and see if it impacts 270 but right now no impact to either one of those interstates. mike and jan. >> thanks. >>> an underground transformer catches fire in northwest, 18th and l street. crews are there. flames are surrounding believes. according to pepco's web site, some customers did lose power but police are starting to reopen some of the streets that had been closed because of >>> millions

. >> reporter: in waldorf, the southern maryland crabs would love to have tim tebow on the diamond playing baseball for him. no tryout needed. tebow was an excellent player in high school, but the former nfl quarterback is now 29, so would he fit in? >> it's really not easy, so he has a lot of work ahead of him. i would help him in any way possible, and it will be a really long road ahead for him. >> if this is the tebow would like to have, i think that maybe this would be an opportunity that would be a good starting point for him. >> reporter: the blue crabs play in a league with a working relationship with major league baseball, so it could be a very viable option if tebow is not sign bade major league club. >> i would welcome him like any other teammate. there would probably be a little more media stuff going on with him, but, you know, just treat him like anybody else here for the first time. >> i think a lot of teams, the independent teams out there are offering to him because i think that it will get people in the stands and help bring a new following to the ballpark every night. >>

parks, sort of the southeast section of the city down to as far south as piscataway park in southern maryland, to parks in the northeast section of the city like the frederick douglas home. but mike has sort of developed into the guru of national history collections for the region. one of the things about the national capital region is we're not considered the hotbed for paleontological collections but we have have a small collection of paleontological material here at the national resources. and mike can tell us more about those. >> most parks in the national capital region, piscataway park, green belt and ft. washington and some of the fort defenses, we have found fossils. most of these fossils date to the same period of 55 million years old after the dinosaurs went extinct to the date of the micenine. what you see here is from the parkway, our fossil balloon whale. this portion here would be his bottom portion of the jaw, and this part and, excuse me, this part would be part of the back portions of his skull, and he was found in 1997 during construction of the metro on the parkway. >> in a

southern maryland d.c. here alle the counties in orange. heat index of ix 115 on saturday, i think we cank handle that. there's your future cast. cas a few storms out there laterre t today as well.el i don't think quiet as numerousm what we will last in it when wew had r see one or two storms fire up f later today and a few of those e could be strong. would you daytime heating we lose and lose some of the heathe for tomorrow. 97 today. t. not going to take lot to do that 100 again reagan national. nna that seems to be a trend. wednesday a few storms as a a front lays up a across the areaa we'll get it out here by he by thursday and friday and look atn your weekend forecast lot bett better. 90 with a little less humidityll around here. our zip trip by the way this w week is in rosslyn. come out and say hi. o and we'll be out there startingrt bright and early it look like ii will be a nice day. highs about 90 on friday. fda steve, allison, back to you. >> a list talent. t >> let's check in with -- thishi is your read.ad. >> i wasn't just goin

a few light rain showers southern maryland and eastern shore.y. we're in the mid-70s now with showers comio lonesome shower or two this afternoon. 92 tomorrow. >> chuck, thank you. get the latest news an weather any time, just open nbc washington app. ♪ ♪ >> we're back now. 8:30 on a thuda say hi to the new kids on the bloco. a rio based boy band here famous for mixing '90s hits and chart toppers with the sound of samba and rhythms of carnival. >> they were at the beach volleyball venue. we thank them for coming down on a thursday morning. >> they came straight from beach volleyball. >> that's very nice. >> coming up, savannah couldn't be here in rio. that didn't stop us from hitting the town with her. we'll show you and savannah what happened. it was fun. >> don't say she's two dimensional. really. and don't forget next week when we get back to the plaza, we're letting you go for the gold. in this case, a chance to win $25,000. >> this is amazing. here's what you have to do. plaza. show us all of your olympic spirit and we're going to pick one

take a look at maps in metro delays on blue line as we continue and delays from southern maryland, back> 6:38 is the time now. after school ghold olympic games what's next. >> what one olympia an plans to do after her big steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. >> 6:41 back with what's tren trending on the web. scary start to school year at the university of virginia. classes at the prestigious charlottesville classes began today and already a female student sexually assaulted allegedly. authorities say she was assaulted at knifepoint early saturday in residential area near campus and her attacker has not been apprehended yet. >> next olympic gymnast gabby douglass crowned adds celebrity judge 2017 miss america competition. douglass joins nba owner and actress sarah foster and former miss america charleen well at the judge's table. pageant finale will be broad last live from atlantic city september 11. >> and finall

southern maryland, neck is not included. the northern part is not included. the idea here with rain developing we will see it converge. areas from the west, from the southwest and in time during the evening hours. we expect the possibility of that convergence and the stuff will go over the same area more than once. that is the reason we have the small flash flood watch area. but the potential is there for the severe thunderstorms. torrential downpours and localized flooding. the threat will get out of here by midnight. it's 92 now. it feels warmer because of the humidity levels. coming up in a few minutes more on severe potential and when we will see the cooler and the drier air. jonathan? jonathan: all right. thank you for that. the olympics now have been exciting but not without a little controversy. alison: have you heard about the latest one today? jimmy feegan who is from rockville. michelle: they were part of a group that said they were robbed after a night out. now a brazilian judge ordered them to turn over their passports. the only problem is there a

local team, southern maryland blue crabs and waldorfs made tebow an offer. >> we have not heard from the agents, the second we do, we will definitely sign him, hopefully he likes our contract stipulations. it is a pretty neat thing for baseball in general. i know he wants to go and tryout for the 32 major league teams. we are hear and waiting whenever he wants to be a blue crab. >> that may have to be the route he goes, independent route. >> doesn't he seem like an all or nothing kind of guy. he had nfl offers to play quarterback. >> major league or nothing for him. >> he has to be realistic. you are not just going to go up to the big leag today. >> he is going to be tim tebow. he is going to be just fine. >> just have some fun. >> they are going to get the best player possible with the blue crabs. >> come to this part of town. >>> coming up at 6:00, ho you are the release of oh emails from hilary clinton's private server could impact her run for president. >>> a new bridge to maryland's eastern shore could soon be in the works. >>> a young man nearly killed in an accident two years

. >>> a southern maryland man died in a battle while fighting isis. william savage was a volunteer fighting for the kurdish people protections unit. the 27 year ol between the u.s. forces and islamic state in syria. his father tells voa after an email exchange, he wouldn't see him again. >>> firefighters in california are slowly gaining ground on the huge wild fire burning east of los angeles. the blaze, well it's about 22% contained. that comes too late for many who fled homes and have nothing left. flames destroyed a beloved restaurant built in 1952, that is shrimply devastating for -- simply devastating for the old and newcomers. >> what did this place mean to you? >> it was my home. i was here more than my own home. >> firefighters say though they think they have a good handle. a shift in the winds can change things in an instant. >>> a health alert making our skin crawl in time for the super lice, not just regular lice, super lice have spread to 48 states including maryland and virginia, turns out that regular old head lice have grown resistant t

the specific zone forecast for the southern zones from southern maryland around the northern neck. part of virginia. 66 degrees in woodbridge. fredericksburg at 64 when you wake up. 70 in st. mary's county. 66 in prince frederick. to the west, a couple of degrees cooler. mid-60's across the board from orange to culpeper and warrenton. 68 in winchester. 65 in woodstock. in front royal. a couple things are changing. we had a high pressure system overhead and move out in the atlantic. the winds will turn southerly and southwesterly. the wind direction will increase the humidity levels and increase temperatures. but it's broad enough, wide enough it should keep the rain chances out of the area through tomorrow. a frontm system will come. and by 1:30 on friday the front should be through and the winds will go from the southwest to the northwest. still hot. we are at 95 degrees. but the air will start drying out a bit. only isolated somehow every or the thunderstorm expected. the real action is farther north along the front of new eng land as far as any widespread shower or storms. the f

brad: police telling us that scheibe has connection to southern maryland. you heard what they said. look at his face. not think about the name. one other point. they say he was a story teller, and he often told people he encountered that he had been part of special so again, that face, the special forces. anything like that. if you have any suspicions about him, police want you to give them a call. as we said, there is a fear that there could be other unsolveed crimes connected to this man. in millersville, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. just into the newsroom tonight. we lost the legend of comedy. gene wilder died last night. according to the actor's nephew. he was famous for his role as willy wonka, as well as the string of mel brooks comedies including "young frankstein." "the producers" and "blazing saddles." he died from complications from alzheimer's disease. gene wilder was 83. leon: he was a genius. prince george's county executive baker is promising change in the school head start program. this is after the program lost federal funding amidst claims of children

this includes southern montgomery county, the loudon county, all of fairfax, prince george's, southern maryland only a slighter chance than yesterday's severe weather chance, but still a chance for stronger storms today. cooler weather is about a week away. >>> pack that patience today on marc this morning. brunswick, 95 northbound at 35, because of a crash on the right side of the roadway. that's slowing things down and 121 at lewis dale road, all lanes blocked there. >>> thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast this morning. we pressure you waking up with us. >> "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and breaking news. >> make it a great tuesday, everybody. built a sandcastle?id? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... all that "more" has to be why they're the second-largest auto insurer. everybody likes more. mhm, i think so. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> good morning. diving for gold. >>> good morning. fiving for gold. a photo finish. >> aliso

he has ties to southern maryland and eastern shore. michelle: barbara burke says for her family there is only slight comfort. >> it doesn't make sense. brad: christopher shy. the police is the important part. he has all kind of aliases. they want people to look at the picture. if they have any information about him, any contact, any suspicions at all they want them you to give them a phone call. we have more at 5:00. more about another way police say the man could be identified. they say he was jonathan: thank you. check this out. a helicopter from joint base andrews had to make emergency landing this morning at gwynn park middle school in brandywine on the football field. that is cool. the kids looking out win demust have been like wow, look at that. it's well south of joint base andrews. the helicopters are the ones that do the testing and the drilling up and down the potomac every day. it landed without any issues. nobody got hurt. transmission warning forced the pilot to set down at gwynn park at 12:30. it was taken back to joint b

start to get a little more intense, probably going to be through central maryland, north of dc, southern marylandorrow, by midday, 88 degrees, by the 4:00 hour, 91, chance of a storm. beaches are looking great. not bad at all. could see some storms by the time we get to sunday. here is a look at your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast. take a look, finally get cooler. back to seasonal, and low humidity. we will be back right after the braining. stay with us. >> over the course of the past year, we have brought you the struggles of a six year old maryland girl battling brain cancer. >> her name is eden, last december she had a joyous day through the "make a wish foundation", arranged for her to go on a far i tail scavenger hunt. >> if you could take him anywhere right now, where would you go? >> to the enchanted forest. >> linsey watts joins us from woodlands, maryland, more about what eden is doing today. >> hey, lindsey. >> hey, guys, it has been such amazing day here, the folks here have really gone above and beyond, to grant eden's wish, you heard, was ride into an enchanted forest, so we hav

>> this is not looking good for drivers coming out of southern maryland. this is an accident in oxon hill that we've been monitoring since we started this morning. this is impacting what is northbound 210 wean palmer and livingston. we still don't have a better idea as to how many vehicles are involved. we can tell you that chopper 4 is en route there. we've also got molette green on her way there. i want to this to melissa who will let us know how it's impacting drivers this is not looking good for folks. >> not looking good if you head northbound on 210 this morning. already an area where we get a lot of volume northbound. going to be much worse. this could last through 7:00 a.m., perhaps longer. that intersection, all northbound lanes blocked by the crash. you can see some of the slowdowns and it's still very early this morning. we had one person from the station come through 210 had to work her way through a neighborhood. 9th street at o, intersection still blocked by a crash. fatal accident with a pedestrian. >>> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >>

southern maryland in the upper 80's. we have quiet and dry conditions across the area now.s we move in the day tomorrow another warm and a humid day. temperatures approaching 9 degrees. we -- 90 degrees. let's talk about labor day. we will see highs in the middle 80's. this will stay dry out there on monday. the outdoor activities, barbecues are a fi something to do on labor day a lot going on. sunday evening, don't forget the national labor day concert that starts at 8:00. in the everything. 6:30 we'll see the temperatures in the lower 80's. 9:00 is in the upper 70's. the gates open at 3:00 p.m. take you out to look at the seven-day. dropping to the 80's through tomorrow. the next several days, thursday and friday, beautiful weekend ahead. hope you have a chance to enjoy it with the daytime highs in the 80's. nighttime low in the 60's. check on traffic with jamie jamie: we have a crash on the beltway. outer loop. look at the flashing lights behind me. it's right as you get at the wilson bridge you have the activity. bumper to bumper. squeezing by using the left lanes. the

ride ago long that stalled front bringing steady rain to the hampton roads area of virginia and southern maryland that is missing us to the south. we're just getting cloud cover associated with it. it is all part of the bigger pattern. upper low sitting over southeastern states bringing heavy rain to florida and this stalled front will start lifting back north through the end of the week. what that will do is draw in this heat, humidity, and unsettled conditions and that is heading our way starting on wednesday. let look at florida, they have seen very heavy rain, indication that is portions of the panhandle ending up with a half foot of rain, by tomorrow morning, by wednesday morning we are looking at over 3-inch's long portions of the gulf co there we will not see that much but any shower or thunderstorm we see this week could be locally heavy. eighty-three here in philadelphia. eighty-two trenton. no the bad. thanks to the cloud cover. tomorrow high pressure in control for one more day, cloud hold off until tomorrow night and then that front lifts back to the north, wednesday we will see scatt

southern maryland blue crabs invited the former florida gator player to own join organization saying he would be a great addition to team. general manager said he would more than happy to hear from tim tebow's manager. but hasn't as of last night. the blue crabs part of the atlantic league of profession will baseball independent organization that had over 800 ofts >> so we've got to get exclusive skytower radar forecast. before that, dave. what do you think? >> tebow with the rays? all the power to him. i think that would be definitely would put people in the seats. there's no doubt about it. i just know it's hard to pick up a bat after, you know for ten, 11 years not playing. so sophomore in high school we said? >> and pitching is so much different now too. i wish him best i hope he does him. really would 78 ingredients our current temperature this morning. already lot warmer than it was yesterday at this time 76 in st. petersburg. sarasota's at 78. 80 degrees along the east coast. skytower radar is active off shore. but nothing on shore yet. i do believe though as we get into the l

live in leesburg, it will be 91 today. 92 in manassas. 94 in fredericksburg. 95 into parts of southern maryland. it's going to be a warm one for sure. how about a wednesday morning commute. let's go to traffic's very o melissa mollet. >> i like all these adjectives. as long as they're nice ones. eastbound l street diverted at 19th street because of the utility repair under way since yesterday. they think it will be wrapped up at 3:00 this afternoon. that is good to get that out of the way. westbound 66 at 29. gains ville, we have the two left lanes getting by the work zone. they say until 2:30 it should wrap up. we typically see it end quite a bit before that. this one is out of the way on 395. again, 95 coming out of the 32 area looking quite good northbound and southbound. >>> now to a story breaking in southern california where tens of thousands are fleeing their homes because of all this. the blue cut fire in san bernardino county. it is fast moving. the flames are already destroying homes and businesses. evacuated. and we also know that two firefighters were hurt fighting this. and looking

let's start with the time on the campus of old delhi school in southern frederick county, maryland. 75 degrees there right now. it will continue to be absolutely spectacular out there. a few clouds will form, but mostly sunny for the next few days as high pressure continues to build into our region. 79 in billy right now. -- bowie right now. 78 in springfield. ford washington at 79 degrees. 79 in largo. a look at the temperatures combined with the moisture in does not getit more comfortable than this around here, so enjoy every minute of it. 83 to 85 for the high with a breeze out of times bringing in drier and more comfortable air. very enjoyable. higher pressure from the lower likes to the missouri valley. we will get a northwesterly wind that will bring in drier air. the ground is still wet from the heavy rains yesterday. most areas will stay mostly sunny. the center of the high will move overhead and move offshore in the next several days, and that will lead the wings to turn to the south. maybeis a slight chance by friday we might see isolated showers or storms, but nothing until

through washington, around 3:00, 4:00, after that, they move off to the south and east, into southern marylandcrossing the bay on to the eastern shore after 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., as it moves away and crosses the atlantic beaches by 7:00, 8:00 this evening, cloud cover breaks up and lower humidity moves in. much more pleasant weather moving in by dawn on monday. it will be down into the 60s. a delightful pattern here, through much of the region, strong threat as well as heavy rain that may cause some flooding. those are the threats for later this afternoon. very low threat of any tornadoes or any hail. and hour bis hour temperatures will be by 80. hitting upper 80s around 4:00, around the time the storms will be mitt -- hitting the metro area. 60s tomorrow morning, mid 80s on monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. delightful each day with low humidity and sunshine. toward the end of the week, it starts heating up and into next weekend it will be in the 90s and it gets more humid. that's the way it looks. >>> as students get ready to head back to school, it's already that time. several districts

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audrey: we have a lot of downpours across the tri-state area, much of the activity in maryland and southern new jersey. we'll see ifha south makes it to the coastline. elsewhere we have downpours in northern portions of new jersey. and up to hudson valley. it is hitting pretty hard today rockland that is moving eastward. light rainfall is found around the city, it is steady. this is all moving eastward, next couple of hours, the heaviest rainfall should be over around 8:00. we have a cold front working through. the second front will bring in drier air, you will feel the difference into tomorrow. we're muggy across our region, tonight's lows, we'll drop to 60s in the cities and 50s in suburbs. christina: we heard ryan lochte apologize but the full story is coming together. antwan: tina is here to break it down. this is a mess. reporter: it is, ryan lochte has been making his rounds on his apology tour. in a new interview with responsibility. >> something i did. i ripped this poster off the wall that is my fall. reporter: u.s. olympic swimmer, ryan lochte said, when he vandalized a gas statio

slow downs in virginia 395 as i mentioned sluggish seminary to 14 street bridge and southern maryland 5 southbound past wood road and jammed to bement way and wide view more suggestion and if you take uber to avoid metro or roads giving you a heads up and price increase in d.c. region 25%. if you take a vort are shorter trip your fee will increase it's up for a driver with short trips. it's not going to afact you for longer rides. if you take short rides keep that in mind especially when safe track surge 8 kicks in. that was an article in "washington post". we'll check in with uber and i'll have more information on twitter back to you. >> thanks, looks like ryan lochte rio antics and i don't like that it makes it seem lik like. >> poor decisions. >> his behavior there going to take major toll on his wallet. >> what does it all mean for his future olympic career earning potential. those are two different thing future swimming career and earning potential. >> i think they're on a downward spil. >> wisdom joining us now and ak have quons consequences. >> and actions of line lochte con sq

>> it was southern, including maryland and texas and oklahoma. it was almost always rule. it wasn't inner cities, there is a few exceptions. it turns out it turns out north carolina had the most. so it just sort of more when people would hear about it and they would ask about it. >> c-span: was the total amount of money he gave for the schools. >> guest: i don't know. i can tell you much a given his given his lifetime. to giveaway 62 million, which is in today's world $1 billion. i'm not sure, it's funny you asked out because i decided i needed to have that on the dvd. so i can let you know this spring, we'll have research by them. but i don't have that by now, i'm not great numbers person's before you said he paid for a third of the school. >> first it was the tuskegee and then nashville, and it had to go through the rosen walk fun. and then they would incorporate the help of the local school boards. not school boards but the educational boards or superintendents, speemac, to the school's cost and how big are they? spee2 and oftentimes there one are one more room or two r

right now only a few, north of garrett county, maryland, and southern pennsylvania. a few will bubble up, especially west of town. skies, sunshine. pop, a few showers may northwest of warrenton in ga north and west of the city. later tonight, things calm down. tomorrow, another chance of showers and storms. a chance that it will create increase -- that it will increase through the afternoon. the heaviest rain tomorrow could be around midnight tomorrow night. and then a little bit of breaking temperatures as we had beyond the next seven days. 97, 93, 89 with storm chances thursday. we could go back to 92 on friday, and then the weekend is going to be hot and humid. not nearly at the level we have seen recently. 97 on saturday, -- 90 on saturday, back around there on sunday. nothing you can do about it anyway. jummy: it is summertime. we want you to see this right now, some wild video out of colorado. this is a fire captured by a firefighter knew the border. we are going to try to get that video in just a little bit. stay with us. coming the robbery of olympic gold med

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