look at the rain in the tennessee valley moving into southern virginia.his will be creeping up overnight tonight. we expect a dry evening. as we get towards tomorrow morning, rain breaks out probably by daybreak. expect a slow commute on monday. here we are in the afternoon monday evening and low pressure will be coming up the coast on tuesday with more waves of rain. tomorrow and tuesday are both yellow weather alert days. 1-2 inches, maybe locally more than that possible. tonight rain develops late, 46- 51. it is going to be just a raw day on monday with morning temps in the 40s to low 50s and then in the afternoon only 50 to 55 degrees. as we look at the three-day forecast tuesday low 60s with more rain and showers. wednesday maybe an early shower, but back in the 70s. and a preview of summer by thursday. 86. nats come back friday. we've got the nats with maybe an isolated thunderstorm. >> could we go back to monday and tuesday and try again? >> good luck. >>> all right. you're rocking the red? >> yeah. i think it's red, right? >> it is. is tonight the

leave few showers into southern portions of northern virginia through southern maryland.is is mainly on as the system gets closer, here in dc, i believe it's mostly clouds as we head through daytime hours. some sun continues early this morning and more clouds build up in that direction as we head toward the evening hours, ten:30 a.m., showing sun getting into dc, clouds bubble back up by 4:30, look at your rain shield down there toward richmond, that the your best chance of showers, today some of the shower activity tries to keep farther north than futurecast is showing here by 11:00. what will certainly happen as we head to morning tomorrow rain and afternoon, work week looks like it will start s cool note. good news about the drier forecast to today, baseball games should get if just fine. 60 later on this morning at 1:35 when the oriole takes the field, nationals of course, we love you but, we don't hit the oriole enough. early this week, storm will work its way up the coast line. 60's and 50's coming our way as we head to the early work week, how much rain? potentiall

i want to show you video in virginia, southern virginia, south boston, virginia.s is an area of virginia that saw extremely heavy rainfall from our last storm that we saw. and they're still dealing with flood warnings in that area, parts of southern virginia and north carolina inundated with up to seven inches of rain in that part of the region. so even though we didn't see nearly that much, they got it down to the south, right along the virginia/north carolina border. look at that flooding. there it is right there. show you what's happening around the rest of our region, some cloud cover and a mix of sun and clouds all day today. temperature wise, 78 degrees. temperatures dropping through the evening, but again, very nice. it is a some people said it's humid outside. it wasn't that bad. a little bit humid. watch out for some showers around 11:00. here are the numbers at 6:00. 82 fredericksburg and charlottesville, 80 degrees. radar, nothing to show in our area, but back towards frostburg, shower activity there. this is the front we're looking at. you can see it o

we have 50 across the dmv and down into southern virginia. they come and have a full-on prom.j and food and drink, photo booth and they get to enjoy things that many of us take for granted. >> i love seeing the y people on the dance floor, i have two sophomores in high school, and i am a parent first. to see all of these children being together dancing together enjoying each other. no matter what their differences or different abilities are. this year we're hoping to raise money for citizens program. what that is one to one friendships between difficulties with and without disabilities in the community and allows our young people aged out of the school system to remain a part of the community at large to be able to go to all the things many of us who don't have disability to take for granted >> they were having such a good time >> i don't know who gets more out of it. the volunteers or kids. all around an amazing event best buddies >> still warm tomorrow, not as hot but in the through monday, chances of thunderstorms monday. great weather mid week before rain for the second ha

a severe thunderstorm watch in southern virginia and north carolina. thereason we do not have severe weather is thanks to the cold front that is cutting through norfolk right now. light showers, but the back end starting to dry out the i-81 corridor. right things are really starting to break down and dropped to the south. as the high pressure moves in from the north, we are looking for a dryer sunday, but cool, low to mid 50's. rest in right now 51, annapolis 56. we stay cold tonight and into tomorrow. moves out,the rain and by. tomorrow morning, all of that is pushing further to the south overnight temperatures into the 40's. tomorrow morning, still sticking with cloud cover, but i think it is a dry sunday. a wet beginning to the work week. i will talk about that coming up. the world today, thousands showed up to march for science. today's demonstrations showed support for scientific research and evidence-based policies and protect their federal funding sources. tens of thousands of people marched right here in the nation's capital. anna-lysa gayle ha

doorstep we're keeping a close look on anything that develops in through here, i see a downpour in southern virginia. before the rush hour we'll see the advent of heavier rain and strong thunderstorms. a flood watch is in effect it kicks in until friday afternoon. the bulk of the rain from williams town through philadelphia up in the poconos, will be today in threw probably mid to late afternoon, but it will take a long time for all the waterways to drain because they are running high, it will take a while. but the active rain will be today, one to two inches, we're expecting do to the drive or walk through any flooded areas. 45-mile an hour gusts between 8 and 5:00 and severe weather is possible, the best chance of strong straight line windy gusts below wilmington and delaware and scream south jersey, when you add the tornado threat that comes to philadelphia. bottom line if you hear thunder head indoors on the lower floors and keep your eyes on 6abc.com and 6abc and your smart phone. if there's a tornado warning i want you in the basement. 46 in philadelphia. 50 in cape may. today's high, 64. the

. >> the showers from earlier down now in south southern virginia. northern north carolina. why tomorrow is the pick of the week. i'm still tracking other rain chances. we'll break it down with the seven day forecast. >>> the san bernardino school where a man shot wife and a student before killing himself reopened for the first time since the tragedy. everyone at north park elementary school was encouraged to wear red today in memory of the victims killed when cedric anderson opened fire last monday. along with enhanced security crisis counselors at the school were there to help students and teachers work through what happened. some students were still reluctant to go back. >> they were like okay, they were like do we have to? you need to go back. all right. no arguments. no fights. we got up this morning no problem. off we go. >> a 9-year-old student was also shot. he's doing well and is recovering better than expected. >>> more problems for commuters in the atlanta area. >> that's right. anguished ground gas leak caused a major highway to buckle, forcing it to be shut down

does and does not do in regards to virginia, because if he comes in, donald republican, say, in southern virginia. i don't know that we're going to go see him make that many appearances in northern virginia, once these two parties pick their candidates and they're in the process of doing it right now, i don't know that trump himself would decide this race, whether people like or don't like him. it will be interesting to see where and how they deploy him >> i think the candidates in the republican side that donald trump aligns with most is corey stewart who we just heard from. but, he fired cory stewart in the race because he wasn't listening to him. i don't know who he's going to come in and sort of back up or how he's going to speak to that. >> probably whoever wins. because he likes winners. >> quick note. we want to note over past couple days, maryland governor larry hogan, his father former maryland congressman and former prince george's county executive lawrence hogan senior passed away at the age of 88, we want to sen governor hogan and had us family >> we'll be back. man: hey baby, how are

attempts by outside investors to seize the mineral rights of thousands of acres of land in southern west virginia and kentucky in the last decades of the 19th century. in the late 19th century, the dismissive hillbilly stereotype became a major justification for the acquisition of mountain land and resource by outside investors. now the question is, this is a depiction of a kentucky moonshiner published in harper's weekly in the 1880's. the question is, what are the real world effects of this stereotype? we talked about how it develops, but did it affect how people perceive appalachians? we can argue about how it came into play when industrialists came into the area to invest in mining, etc., and how did it affect the people on the ground? to answer that question i want , you to turn to the second page in your packets. one of the things we talked about in the last lecture was the appalachian diaspora in the 1950's during one of those periods of decline in the coal industry. we saw thousands of people from west virginia, kentucky, north carolina move into the cities of the midwest and eastern seab

you're going to be down in richmond or southern virginia watch out for potential thunderstorms monday afternoon. we'll see sun building in north to south, but another day with temperatures well in the 70s and the drier air moves in. so tuesday it will be a very nice day around here tuesday, high temps only around 70, which is right where we should be for this time of year. not near 90. 60 to 65 tonight, mostly cloudy, mild, muggy, spotty showers, still southwesterly wind at about 10. heading toward tomorrow morning 60s with an isolated shower. winds turn north to northwest tomorrow 10 to 15, so a little breeze, again a few showers south in the afternoon with highs in the mid- to upper tuesday looks fantastic with a high around 70. stray shower wednesday, 68 which is the average temperature for this time of year, kick the 7. it will be 60 -- 67. it will be 68 here the next couple days. a warm thursday followed by a cooler weekend with some showers around on sunday. >>> wizardads rey to make a run in the nba playoffs got going today hosting atlanta, details on what went down in chinatow

movement coming into areas of the northern neck through southern virginia, even seem pockets of fog were you don't have the wind. towards areas of the shenandoah this morning there could be a bit of fog 67 by 11 a.m., drenching puddles the temperatures today only going up to 59 degrees. , so below the average, 70 coming up in the couple of minutes we will show you when we could hit 90 in this area. autria: breaking news woodbridge, a fire turning into it death investigation. fire crews were putting out the flames at an apartment on sherbrooke circle on the found a man unconscious inside. he was pronounced dead at the scene. we know that the prince william -- prince lamb county homicide unit is at the scene. q mccray is getting more information and we will have an update from him in the next 30 minutes. we are now approaching our 21 of a massive fire in college park. larry: crews continue to battle itspots a full day after started. john gonzalez is lie with the latest. john, good morning. john: firefighters are still throwing so much water at this it'sing, it feels like raining here. one

the chance toss go to the prom student with or without disabilities 50 across the dmv and to southern virginia they come and they have a full on prom and d.j. and food and drink and photo booth and they get to enjoy things that many of us who don't have disabilities take for granted. i love seeing young people on the dance floor and i have two sophomores in high school and i'm a parent first. and to see all of these children being togethe each other no matter what their devrpss or different abilities are is enormous. this year we are hoping to raise money for citizens program adult friendship program and what is that the one to one friendship between adults with and without disabilities in the community and it allows our young people who aged out of the school system whose friends are have gone off to sklem or work to remain a party of the community at large and do all the things that those of us who don't have biss abilities take for granted. >> love this event. awesome. every singing year. >> looked beautiful. they were having a great time, too. >> dancing was great too. >> this weather make

>> desjardins: west virginia democratic senator joe manchin, drawing packed rooms of miners at southernt virginia community college, wants to solve their healthcare issue permanently by leveraging the overlapping crises. he doesn't use the word "shutdown," but his moves could lead to one he says he and other democrats could block or delay government funding this week. is the only way that you could support the next funding bill, if it contains a permanent fix for these healthcare benefits? >> as of i'm speaking of you right now, absolutely. it's what i'm fighting for, and it's what's basically the only right thing to do. >> desjardins: but, west virginia republican congressman david mckinley says, for now, he's ok with less - a 20-month or so patch, that would mean another fix needed after the 2018 election. >>ook, i would embrace what he's talking about over on the senate side, but you don't shut government down over this. let's be reasonable about it, and not give false hope. >> desjardins: another potential divide: mckinley is considering running against manchin for senate next year.

you can see across the carolinas moving into southern virginia. be moving into our region tomorrow. so, tomorrow you definitely do not want to forget the umbrellas and temperature-wise, we're stuck in the 50's again. it's 59 degrees in philadelphia now. richmond is 57. notice it's warmer in syracuse than richmond right now thanks to that rain. i'll time out the rain and then talk about a big pattern change thursday through the weekend into next week. if you like it sunny and hot -- >> yeah. >> -- this is the forecast for you. i'll have details in a few moments. >> just so happens i do. >> all right, well there. >> thank you cecily. >>> police officers are known for delivering justice but last week, two bucks county police officers delivered something even more precious. a baby boy. "action news" anchor rick williams live in our news room this afternoon with the details on this one. hi, rick. >> hi, brian. thank you. this is a great story that actually came to us through our 6abc "action news" facebook page. a new father from quakertown reached out

. >> some rumbles of thunder in the northern parts of west virginia, southern pennsylvania and that little cluster of thunder showers is coming in the general direction of the d.c. metro area. don't stray too far from the umbrella today. no severe weather expected, but there's a little cluster of thunderstorms getting ready to move into far western maryland. garrett and allegheny counties. with time now our future weather model brings these thunder shower chances in the panhandle between now and 6:30 this morning. rain chances ramping up between 7:00 and 9 or 10:00 this morning. a nice, dry break for the lunch hour before afternoon heating thunder showers. bottom line, melissa, have that umbrella ready to go. >> i will be prepared. you've warned me. southbound 95 near the i.c.c., we just got a report of a broken down tractor-trailer. sounds like it's on the right side of the shoulder. they have help there. it is leaking fuel. it could be some time before it's actually fully out of the way. beltway once again looking quite good here this morning. remember, in bound river road kind of a mess

southerner the white people in the audience would gasp. i am. my father's family is from north carolina and my mother was from smithfield, virginia. i am a southerner. they are good and bad things about the south. i am always mindful of that. as far as coming up with an answer to this problem of competing cultural interests, i am speaking only for myself. not for my hosts, not for my wife, not for charlottesville. just myself. i am opposed to removing confederate statues. it is tricky financial. it costs a lot of money to move the statute. that money can be better served in these tax starved times. to --k if we are going it's better to erect new monuments to tear down old ones. i not in favor of doing that because removing monuments strikes me as something that is done against tyrants overseas, like saddam hussein and adolph hitler. i say leave them alone. the eligible that really pay that much attention to them are pigeons. [laughter] i don't need to be flippant but that is how i feel. [applause] said slavery would've continued into the 20th century in the confederates had won. my question is when did slavery disappear in the west

there you can see the rain stretching back into southern virginia north carolina down into south carolinaa of low pressure s take the umbrella. yeah, it's going to rain today tonight and tomorrow keeping cool too. temperatures in the 50's this afternoon. big warmup by the end of the week. back into the 80's, maybe we'll get close to that 90 degrees by next saturday, erin. >> whoo-hoo! >> yeah. we'll have to find a pool to party at. >> yeah, we are. i like the sound of a pool party. right now i don't like what's happening on the beltway. this is the outer loop right lane right shoulder blocked at the legion bridge and you can see we have a lot of police activity, some mdot trucks out there, so we're seeing some heavier traffic on the outer loop, speeds under 10 miles per hour. inner loop really jams up as usual from 66 on through. the outer loop very slow as you come off the 270 spur. use some caution there. watch out you have some first responders out of their vehicles as well. they're picking up the cones. that is good news. leads me to believe this should clear up soon. let's switch ove

so, disabilities and all of our school chapters, we have 50 across the dmv and down into southern virginiangs that many of us who don't have that disabilities take for granted. >> ♪ >> i love seeing the young people on the dance floor. i have two sophomores in high school and i'm a parent first and to see all of these children being together dancing together enjoying each other, no matter what their differences or different abilities are, is enormous. this year we are hoping to raise money for our citizens program which is our adult friendship program and what that is, it's one to one friendships between adults with and without disabilities in the community and it allows our young people who have aged out of the school system whose friends have gone off to college oregon off to remain -- or gone off to work to remain a part of the community at large to be able to do the things people who don't have disabilities take for granted. >> wonderful job done there by our photojournalist paul lester. let's get a look at your weather before we leave you this morning. 73 in washington as well as balt

00 coming out of the mountains into the shenandoah valley. 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., right across virginia into southern maryland. then after that, tonight uit turns more humid. the mold spores are in the high range as well. some of it will be washed out later on in the afternoon with the showers coming through. the mid to lower 70s. 73 at reagan national and the planner for sunday getting hot by near 90 by 3:00 p.m. a chance for showers at 3:00 p.m. back down to near the low 80s tomorrow and partly sunny. near 80 monday. mike gets showers and thunderstorms. drive friday into most of next weekend. that's the way it pretty! [doorbell] hey. umm...sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. the anniversary event ends sunday at havertys. life looks good. >>> we are looking at your first 4 traffic. we have rolling closures from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on saturday. so that march starts on third street between independence and pennsylvania avenue. if you are traveling westbound on pennsylvania from third street northwest, you'll have the rolling closure there. we have the full l

temperatures right now, mid-70s, metro area and up near 80, southern maryland through northern virginia. that area make up to near 90 this afternoon. great afternoon if for baseball. mets and nationals first pitch 1:35, hovering in the low 80s through much of the game. under a partly cloudy sky, only a slight chance of maybe an isolated shower toward the end of the game. monday morng partly cloudy, and then noontime, temperatures into the upper 70s with dry roads and we'll have it, oh, cloudy by 5:00 p.m. on monday. low 80s again. then it's monday night, may get showers and thundershowers. temperatures by dawn tuesday into the low 60s. and we'll have the sunshine back during the day on tuesday. with afternoon highs reaching the upper 70s. then on wednesday, lots of sunshine, beautiful day. up near 70 degrees. and then as we get into thursday, looks like rain moving in. and some showers yes washing some of the pollen out of the air looks like thursday afternoon and evening. the only upper 60s in the afternoon. then moderate, briefly heavy showers during the day on friday with highs in th

there are showers in west virginia and southern ohio. that will push into our neck of the woods later on tonight. there's the wide system. this will push showers tonight overnight thunderstorms and tomorrow a morning shower with another possible round of afternoon thunderstorms out of that. out to cincinnati we go there's a passing shower or thunderstorm in the forecast in cincinnati. the phillies have a few hours to go before the game starts after 4:00 p.m. looks like the bulk of the rain will miss cincinnati and might get clipped with a couple of hours, looks like they will get the game underway and completed. 6:00 p.m., there will be cloud cover around, later in the evening, say after 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m., we'll see showers build in. by 11:00 p.m., cesily tynan will have something to show you on storm tracker 6 live double scan. to the west, steadier rain beginning to move in. in the overnight hours, it starts to push past us. northern and eastern suburbs, including trenton and hunterdon county and points north and east are under a f

at times heavier than others, moving up from southern maryland and central virginia, it's going to moven dc and again kind of move toward the north and west as everything is spinning with the storm system down here and it is right off the coast of south carolina eventually crawling up to north carolina and then to our latitude and so you can see the showers spread all the way from charleston about south of boston but they don't get too far west. as the storm continues to move up and depart on wednesday, we'll see it shutting off rapidly by wednesday. check out this temperature trend. average high is 69. well below today a we'll be below it tomorrow at 60 but then we start climbing and look at this, thursday 84. friday, 85. the weekend upper 80's, if not 90 degrees. so if you like summer, it's coming back in a big hurry. tonight futurecast, shows the batches of rain that will be coming in closer to morning, pretty substantial also pretty tough to drive in. plan extra time boy this is some heavy rain that is showing up from lex ton park all the way to fredericksberg. bans that we see with

little farther south with this precipitation shield and keeping it kind of towards central virginia and southernaryland so maybe we escape with some drier conditions around the region on sunday. southern maryland it's still showing some rain for you but here we are at noon. you see we're dry, just cloudy and on the cooler side of things here in d.c. and the working our way into sunday evening that rain starts advancing a little bit farther north but still south of d.c. so if you live kind of north montgomery county, frederick county carroll county up towards baltimore maybe we can escape tomorrow with more of a drier day than a who 61 degrees your current number in d.c. light rain is being reported. winds are out of the north and you're looking at your daytime high today because temperatures are going to continue to drop as we head through those afternoon hours. we're still hanging onto 60 in the district, 62 at quantico, 63 for fredericksburg but you see cooler air north and west. hagerstown 53, frederick 59, westminster 57 degrees with a northerly flow all day today. some of that cooler air is

showers here affecting areas from the northern neck, the middle peninsula down towards southern and southeastern virginia is kind of a cool feature. this is called an outflow boundary. south. that's when storms. we get them here too. line of thunderstorms that will produce winds ahead of them. temperatures can drop a quick 10, 15, 20 degrees at times as soon as that wind front comes through. you see we have cleared out in dc. turning beautiful in the michael and son temperatures 68. north winds at 8 miles an hour. you watch the dew point. dip into the 40s. so will some of the low temperatures tonight. south of town we're stuck in some of the thicker clouds. mid to upper 60s here. where the sun has come out, some 70s. leesburg, hagerstown and cumberland in the lower 70s. so it really is a very comfortable evening and a lot more comfortable than yesterday. got to 89 on sunday. temperatures now running about 10 to 20 degrees colder. which means we're back where we should be. average highs are only 67, 68. big picture. here comes the front coming there you. we may have a patch of clouds. we'll clear out over

southerner, the white people would gasp. my father and family is from north carolina and my mom was from smithville, virginia. i am a southerner. there are good and bad things about the south. i am always mindful of that. with ans coming up answer to these competing cultural interests, i am speaking only for myself, not for my host, just myself. i am opposed to moving confederate statues. and it's strictly financial. ofcosts a heck of a lot money to move a statute. that money can be used in texas starved times -- tax starved times for better purposes. i think it is better to erect new monuments than to tear down old ones. removing monuments strikes me as something that is done against tyrants overseas like adolf hitler and josef stalin. america does not need to be this way. leave them alone. the people that pay attention to the most of the time our pigeons. i don't mean to be flippant, but that is what i feel. >> you said slavery would have continued into the 20th century if the confederates had won. my question is, when did slavery disappeared in the western hemisphere. my understanding that it was in the lat

rain moving up through southern portions of virginia much it's richmond area. by the time we get to the late night hours we're go to start hearing the rain drops hitting our windshield once again. temperatures outside right now, still on the cool sides of things. fifty-eight at dulles and manassas. quantico, good evening, 59. fifty-eight up towards baltimore. still some mid to upper 60s hanging off to the north. those two will fade as we continue to go through the evening hours. 58-degrees by 7:00. by 9:00 all clouds, 57. by 11:00 tonight maybe some showers back into the mix. 56-degrees. your overnight low headed down to about p 55 and guess what, unfortunately highs tomorrow not much warmer than that and monday looks wet and soggy. we're going to have full details on your monday and what to expect the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit. >> we'll send it over to you. we turn now to a fox5 exclusive, caught on camera, a fairfax county man confronts a thieve inside of his truck. this happened in centerville in an area where been a recent problem. lin

by 3:00 to 5:00, it passes into virginia and southern maryland just south of the metro area. then it does move quickly across the bay. we clear out overnight tonight. and we have temperatures right now in the 70s. reagan national is now at 74 degrees. temperatures hour by hour through the day are in the mid-80s by on the mid-80s by 6:00 p.m. back down to 80 by 9:00. then by dawn, the upper 60s. the afternoon high, below 80. not as humid. then on monday, up near 80 with showers and thundershowers monday night. gorgeous tuesday and wednesday. showers and storms around on thursday, but by friday, mostly >>> think about this, especially if you're from the area. can you remember the last time you ate dinner with a friend or family member and politics did not come up? >> i can't. no, you can't. it's hard to find in d.c., let alone anywhere. but shomari stone sat down for a unique meal in dupont circle. >> i'm a republican and a conservative. >> reporter: erin just met daniel. although they disagree politically, they have something in common. >> we grew up an hour apart and just met

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focusing from eastern north carolina up through much of eastern virginia and as far north as southern new jersey. that's the greatest risk area for any of those wind damage reports. now, terms of snow, we look to the north and west. michigan is where we could see a half foot of snow, but a couple inches down through the mountains in south carolina over the next couple of days. i'm eric fisher, cbs news in boston. that wave of nasty weather that rumbled through the south has already had an impact. yesterday's practice round was cut short and the park's contest was canceled for the first time in history. >>> while the weather is making news in augusta, news about the player. dustin johnson, favored to take green jacket took a serious fall. his manager said johnson injured his lower back and it's unclear if he'll be able to play. you can watch third round of the masters this saturday starting at 3:00 p.m. >>> coming up on the "morning news," memoirs of a former vice president. joe biden and his wife sign a deal to write several books offering a peek inside the white house. >>> and -- >>

the afternoon, that rain chance shifts south of us down into southern maryland, fredericksburg and partsst northern neck and northern virginia. areas like culpepper county. by 4:00, we're continuing to track clear. and that sets us up for a spectacular, fabulous monday evening. but the pollen is high enough today for us to get an official pollen report. i can't recall this ever happening. a trees coming in very high. and you can tell just by looking at your car. i noe know mine is flooded in that yellowish green pollen. looking ahead, the only relief to lower the tree pollen would be next weekend on into the following monday. take a look at our temperatures though. we're in the upper 70s. we're in the low 80s here in the metro area. tomorrow morning we start off cool around 66. that chance of a shower mainly north of 7:00 a.m., mainly in the d.c. metro area around lunch time. othe sunshine just gorgeous tomorrow evening. 4:00 we're in the mid 70s. we're in the low 70s. so the weather having a low impact on your day. that commute may be an isolated shower for some of us to deal w heavier lunch out doors, exercise about it aft

we have showers for the southern delmarva area getting into the virginia capes and this part of the country. we won't see wet weather here, but clouds increase later today with the approaching warm front that slides through overnight tonight. that opens the door to unbelievably mild air with highs in the mid 80s. it will feel like florida come tomorrow. peeks of sunshine expected. tomorrow morning services, femplets close -- owe temperatures close to 60 degrees. we'll see sunshine and clouds. 4:00 p.m., lots of sunshine everywhere, no threat for rain until late in the day and even that is the far western suburbs at that point. lancaster, reading and allentown, 7:00 p.m., maybe a stray shower or two. heavier thunderstorms across north central pennsylvania getting into pottsville and williams port and scranton, north of the pox p -- poconos. some of the showers could slide in around 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. during the daylight hours we dry. today, mid 60s. tomorrow, warm front punches through, starting out in the 60s and we manage highs in the mid 80s. 84 degrees in philadelphia. that's what the m

houses behind me here on culpeper street in the fort hunt section of alexandria, virginia, fairfax county down here in the southern was on the phone with somebody and that person on the other end thought the man was experiencing a mental health crisis. reached out to fairfax county police. police came with an emergency custody order which meant they could take that person in for a mental health evaluation without him being charged with anything, to kind of check him out, see how they're doing. when they arrived to serve that emergency custody order tand to bring that person in, that's when the barricade situation happened. the homeowner refused to come out. we understand that there are also maybe two young children inside the home. don't know if there are any weapons involved but we can tell you negotiators are on the scene and they have been in contact with the homeowner again hoping that all of this they can bring it to a very peaceful resolution. we still continue sirens in the background. don't know if those are from ambulances or arriving police cars but a lot of surrounding streets completely filled with eme

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temperatures right now, mid-70s in washington, around the bay, it's already upper 70s, southern maryland and across north central virginia where it may be near 90 this afternoon. here in the metro area, we'll peek in the low 80s by 3:00. and then by 6:00 p.m., so, we'll be in the low 70s. and by dawn monday, for your morning commute, waiting at the bus stop for the metro, it'll be right around 70 degrees and the roads, going to be driving into some sun glare right around dawn if you're heading east tomorrow morning, noontime temperatures for your lunch hour. upper 70s. heading back home with a cloud cover and temperatures into the low 80s. showers and storms around monday night. they should be gone by dawn tuesday, gorgeous weather tuesday and wednesday. with highs upper 70s tuesday near 70 wednesday, then a round of some rain showers coming in on thursday afternoon and evening. that looks like it'll continue into friday. but then dry out friday night. just in time for next weekend. it'll be partly sunny next saturday and sunday with highs around 70 degrees. >>> i'm kerry dan with nbc news. >> and i'm mark murray. >> we

were all kinds of things that preceded it like a terrible textbook from west virginia with the conservative is and in southern california all kinds of things gathered and then issues began to appear having to do that the novelties of the 1960's. with the feminism to protest against the war with the lemon dressing and those wearing their hair long. all came at once and then added to by the supreme court from the 1940's with those various religious groups with the non religious people. but the real reaction came in 1980 as opposed to the '60s. with the help of the new right operatives from washington d.c. to persuade him to create the moral majority to structure in a sophisticated way. but could only attract those other fundamentalists. ben not really to succeed to create this mess movement but of the other hand to make a big fuss. and then to carry the south was the point alighted paid so much attention to these folks. of the and with the merger of ideas and social ideas between the republican party and then to push left on all these issues that is for the great division of politics begins. >> so republican pa

today they are mostly found in southern africa, especially namibia. but here in the virginians, crosier and her team are doing critical work to help the cheetah survive. i hear you have been called the cheetah cupid. >> yes, we try to make as many matches as we can find. >> scientists refer to the walkway as lover's lane. >> often we let the males meet the females for the first time on the fence. >> so far the institute has bred 46 cheetahs in virginia, and crosier is hopeful they will help the fastest land animal stop disappearing forever. >> just in the past two weeks, we have huge hope. very optimistic about the population we manage under our care, and linking more with the populations in the wild. >> so the cheetah is here to stay? >> the cheetah is here to stay. >> and that is the overnight news for this friday, for some, the news continues, for others, check back in the morning, from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, april 21st, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> breaking overnight. with time running out before a let

have the risk of severe weather especially in the state of delaware and far southern new jersey and enhanced risk for virginia and parts of maryland. and wind and hail and tornadoes are a possibility as we go into the day on thursday. this kind of unfolds after midnight tonight. the heaviest tomorrow morning into the early afternoon. and any storms could contain damaging wind gusts and the possibility of that isolated tornado. we'll take a closer look here at future tracker and show you what comes after the storm as well in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> with stormy weather expected, remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker radar any time at 6abc.com/weather and be sure to follow our accuweather team on social media for the latest updates. >>> how will the u.s. respond? that is the big question following the cruel and horrifying images coming out of northern syria. suspected chemical weapons attack killed 70 people including women and children and today the united security counts ill is holding a meeting to talk about the crisis. nikki haley is leading the talk. an

southern maryland. sunshine gerritt county, washington county, allegheny county, the panhandle of west virginia. 12:00 noon, filtered sunshine and breaks in the clouds, dry, but grabbed the amber alert if you plan on going out tomorrow evening. skies eventually -- but grab the umbrella if you plan on going out tomorrow evening. the skies eventually clear. the wind will increase during the daytime hours easter sunday for stop could have wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour, then a cold front arriving with a better chance of showers come even thunderstorms as we move monday morning. hi's for the day tomorrow, 72 degrees, isolated shower later in the day. the cold front moves through late sunday night which may trigger a few showers and thunderstorms. most easter festivities will be over with at that time. this will be out of here by monday for the easter egg roll at the white house. easter sunday, middle 60's, eventually rebounding into the middle 80's. i would not be surprised if some areas get up to 87 degrees. dress comfortably for easter services, especially if your church does not have ac. easter egg roll

so the bull's eye likely to be virginia and eastern north carolina but locally here, at least the southern half of our region has a modest chance to see severe weather potential. i think we would be talking gusty winds and very heavy rainout of this, when you look at future weather, that tells the story well. now, i'm jumping you all the way to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. so nice bright sunshine between systems obviously, late their night, and specially thursday morning that the rain begins to move back n see pockets of heavy rain thursday morning, but really the heaviest into the afternoon when we likely ends up with the best potential to see the stronger thunderstorms. but notice, a lot of coal air wrapping around this, guys, you will end up seeing some snowfall across the midwest possibly behind it even into western pa. not here. but it is going to turn chillier, come friday, see in the seven day. for now out wide we go to one more camera. look how brought and beautiful middle township cape may courthouse, bright blue sky, couple of whispy clouds, that's it. some of you may not actually end up

southern heritage. jan crawford has the story from charlottesville, virginia. >> reporter: this statue of robert e.as put up nearly 100 years ago but here as in other cities across the south these confederate symbols now are at the center of a bitter debate about how we define our past as we move forward as a nation. they're relics of a painful past. memorials to a war. generals whose names are etched in history. stonewall jackson, robert e. lee. >> lee must go! lee must go! >> reporter: but now there are new battlegrounds, from charlottesville to new orleans. confederate monuments have been vandalized, and some cities have voted to remove them. all part of a public debate over whether these statues memorialize racism. >> symbolism matters. >> when you say symbolism matters, that's a symbol of what? >> it's a symbol in my personal opinion of white supremacy and it's a symbol we cannot have in the middle of our city. >> reporter: charlottesville city councilman wes bellamy has led the fight to move the town's statue of robert e. lee. but opponents led by attorney charles webber argue the statue symb

rain across southern and central virginia is streaming northbound and as a result we are in store foriny side. next couple days temperatures in the 50s today and tomorrow with clouds and rain around. we'll warm up wednesday with rain over early then it will feel like summertime beginning on thursday into the weekend. >> we're having too much fun, guys. >> this is good juice. >>> up next, swimsuit season is just five weeks away. i shouldn't say it that way. >> i feel good about it. >> do you? >> well, dr. oz will help us feel good so to show you how to kick start your begin losing weight today. right after this. eds? hey, l'eggo my eggo. uh uh. not c-c-c - cause i have the and i - i. that's a lot. raisins. really? what just happened here? you know the rules. i make the rules. know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. i'm doing this for you, dad. thanks son. color sensationaltimate flatteriinti-matte nudesl. from maybelline new york warm flattering nudes for every skin tone. our creamiest most wearable matte. inti-matte nudes from maybelline. make it happen ♪ maybelline new york <

southern maryland. a few showers. we're watching for rain south of the region. closer to central virginia are better shots of seeing rain. if are you north better chance of seeing sunshine meaning have rain we'll let you know what to expect in a few minutes. >> we'll see you in a few minutes, thanks. if you plan to ride the rail today you may hit some delays because of exercise that will take amalie arena amalie arena take place in the tunnel around 8:30 this morning. they'll be doing single tracking. one entrance will be closed. the drill is meant to test coordination between first responders. >>> the time right now is 6:02 tomorrow's commute will be the big test for the new 395 ramp in downtown dc, it's meant to help drivers merge directly massachusetts avenue instead of the third street ramp. good news for drivers. but people who live around the area are concerned what it will do about home prices. >> i'm not too thrilled about the's thetaic look in the area, for the residents for those that have bought it's cheapening property values that won't be advantageous for us. >> the project i

an estimated 76 percent of their natural range, today thermosly, found in southern after rick contact but here in the virginiarozer and her team are doing critical work, to help the species, survive. >> i hear you have been called the cheetah cupid, a match maker. >> we try to make as many good cheetah matches as we can every year. >> reporter: scientists refer to the walkway between adult cheetah even closures as lover 's lane. >> often this is where we will let males meet females for first time, on the fence. >> reporter: so far institute has bread 46 cheetahs in virginia and crozer is hopeful that their work will prevent the world's fastest land animal from disappearing forever. >> just having these two litters just give us huge hope , very optimistic about the population that is we manage under our care and we can make more with the populations in the wild. >> reporter: cheetah is here to stay. >> yes, they are. >> that was chip reid reporting. future for those cubs is not yet known but, cubs born there in the pennsylvania go to other zoos or research centers in the u.s. >> beautiful animals. >> that will

virginia, democrats line. thanks for holding on. go ahead. caller: yes, i just want to follow-up on the discussion parties on the environmental protection agency. southern west irginia and people wanto see what misery coal brings to a place, they should come here and look. women in the county in west virginia after they take all the out, live factors shorter lives than women in any other county in the united of america. the surrounding counties of west and -- i mean, virginia and kentucky also have expectancy rates for children. also, for women. down here as t been destroyed, we're in the of the retiredow oal miners losing their health and pension benefits they paid into because the coal companies bankruptcy, which is allowed under law, and it is leave approximately 25,000 coal miners and their dependents without medical care then environmental destruction, even though west irginia has some of the best laws that are written as far as environmental protection, none force.e are in host: okay, let's go next to line.aryland, republican caller: good morning, my friends. so, you know, i think that there legitimate climate issues out there. i will give you an

does not look like a major threat to the philadelphia metro, southern delaware and south jersey, in a slight risk but through portions of virginia, north caroline, late morning tomorrow. now we are in a flood watch, all of our major models forecasting over an inch of rain across the area, depending on where you, some are higher then others. it depend where heavier storms set up and wind advice rid for shore points and southern delaware, wind gusting to 45 miles an hour, through the day tomorrow. so, it is a windy, wet, and stormy day, again that threat for severe weather being the wild card and especially through the midday and mid afternoon hours. it looks like the war of it 5:00 a.m. through about 5:00 p.m. on and off all day tomorrow and then friday it is cloudy, cold, couple of spotty showers for the phillies home opener, doesn't look like a wash out but it will be chilly , saturday improves, slightly below average, normal high is 60 but then we will kick off a major warm upstart ing sunday back to 65 and into the 70's we will go next week and we will break out of the storm every three days kind of pattern and next week look

attorney for the southern district of new york at cooper union in new york city. wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, ann holton, former virginia education secretary, and wife of democratic senator tim kaine, shares her views about public education. >> i think that we have to remember that that local ownership of schools has a lot to do with that positive support for schools. >> thursday at 8:00 p.m., a panel on the prescription drug addiction crisis in the u.s. >> they've created things and make a drug for it, and tell you do you ever have anxiety, are you ever hungry? everybody has these ssymptoms. well, we have a drug for it. >> friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks to students. >> curious people go further. it is curiosity that leads you to experience new things and might lead you to find an interest that you never imagined. >> next week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, we start with associated press reporter christopher rugaber on the march jobs report. april is autism awa