she was from southwest pennsylvania. listened to her say i been here for four years in this liberal college, in this liberal echo chamber. she said i have to go home. southwest pennsylvania is all red. i have to go home and find out why my family feels this way. what she was saying to me is we have to start listening. not just flame throwing or yelling at each other. we have to get out of our echo chambers and listen to the real concerns of those people in southwest pennsylvania. it is that piece we have not been doing for a long time. charlie: do you know bob mueller? admiral mullen: i do. he is a terrific guy. i worked with him in the chairman's job. he is tough, fair, disciplined, focused. he is a terrific investigator. he will do what is right under any circumstance. i was delighted to hear in the last 24 hours -- charlie: no political pressure can be put on him? admiral mullen: i don't think he can be impeded. i get that he still works for the attorney general. the deputy attorney general. you could not pick a bette

and southwest pennsylvania is all red. she said i have to go home and find out why my family feels this way. what she was saying to me is we have to start listening. not just flame-throwing or yelling out of each other but we chambers and listen to the real concerns -- >> charlie: some of that is eligibility. >> i'm sure that's true but it's that piece which we have not been doing for a long time. >> charlie: you know bob muller? >> i do. >> charlie: what do you think of him? >> he's a terrific guy. he's tough, fair, disciplined, focussed and do what has to be done. >> charlie: no political pressure can be put on him. >> i don't think he'll be impeded either. i get he works for attorney general. you couldn't pick a better guy. >> charlie: this is not a special commission. it's an independent council. >> i have a lot of faith in bob and i think he'll be able to get to the bottom of it. whatever that is and he'll answer that question and other get generated once the investigation starts. >> charlie: did you know james comey?

southwest. seeing showers in pennsylvania. now in chester county, moving into montgomery county.y far, the steadiest rain is in delaware. central and southern delaware and into new jersey. not terribly heavy, but there are downpours just starting to move in to gloucester county this morning. you see them moving from salem county and heading to the northeast. the rain is going to be steady across new jersey and into delaware for most of the day. and those areas that are not seeing a lot of rain in pennsylvania, you'll get yours, too. it will be filling in through the morning. we've got a dreary day ahead. and that is what is to come. finally tapering off a little bit late this afternoon. some evening showers you can count on, too. for now, the temperatures are in the 50s. 54 degrees in south jersey and delaware. 55 degrees in delaware. 56 in lehigh valley and 56 in philadelphia, too. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. it's going to be a rainy and dreary day ahead. that's your neighborhood forecast. we'll go through it hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. now to the roads

pennsylvania. these warrenton and southwest of warrenton. pretty heavy. little more lightning showing up just south of culpeper. these moving off to the south -- to the northeast about 55. in terms of how high they are, as high as 25, 30000 feet. that's not always an indication how severe storms can be. generally, higher in the atmosphere, the more intense the storms. these moving off to the north and east. warrenton could see a strong storm at 6:39. so severe thunderstorms possible till midnight. hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. we are worried about the whole shebang here for your critical time now through midnight. breezy and pleasant tuesday behind the front. we will be able to catch our breath after this rose through. tomorrow the date planner looks nice. 70 by 11:00, 73 by 1:00. temps are going to crash behind this front. cooler on wednesday. low 70s thursday with more afternoon showers and ms friday morning storms and 75, and then very unsettled and very cool. mostly cloudy, some spotty showers, a little drizzle possible as well. temps will

seventh street between independence of a southwest and pennsylvania avenue northwest, constitution avenueen sixth and ninth and then for the parade closures they kick in around 1 o'clock open up by 5 o'clock. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll value look at metro next. back to you. >> erin thanks. >>> it is 7:18 right now and dozens of lawsuits against metro in d.c. over deadly incident that happened on the metro back in 2015 they've been dismissed. washington post is reporting 25 cases will be dismissed over an electrical malfunction that caused a train to fill with plaza. the incident killed one person and injured more than 80 others. >> the feds have opened several new investigations into the possible opioid and other drug thefts happening at departments of veterans affairs hospitals. in virginia a nurse who worked there was caught stealing drugs to fuel her opioid condition. and there's countless other situations happening across the country. authorities have opened 36 new investigations into this ongoing problem. >> ♪ >> it is a somber yet recognizable sound taps playi

southwest washington. now, the road closures start at midnight on sunday and last until 7:00 p.m. constitution avenue from third to seventh. pennsylvaniaird to seventh. and fourth street from independence avenue southwest to constitution avenue northwest. you can get a full list on the nbc washington app. see you after the weekend. >>> you'll have to pay more to ride metro. it will cost cents depending on when you take the trip. the metro hours will look a little different. the trains will stop running at 11:30 at night monday through thursday. and on friday and saturday, you can take metro until 1:00 in the morning. on sunday, metro will open later and shut down at 11:00 at night. >>> well, if you have ever started a home repair project and it turned out to be a lot more expensive than first thought, you can certainly identify with the local nonprofit group. >> they are the only group in fairfax county that specifically works with homeless women veterans and their kids. and this morning, they find themselves short of the money they need to assist the veterans who need their help. final salute discovered unexpected problems while renov

southwest, washington. the finish line, as for those road closures, they start at midnight on sunday, last until 7:00 p.m. constitution avenue from third to seventh, pennsylvaniaand fourth street from nps avenue southwest to constitution avenue northwest. have a great we traffic around chinatown tonight with the wizards playing at the verizon center. tip-off is at 8:00. if the wiz beat the celtics, they'll head back to boston for a deciding game seven. lose and the season is over. we asked if you think the wizards will win out and advance. the results right now show most folks are hopeful, but not all that optimistic. you can still weigh in on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> fresh avocados are becoming staples from kitchens across the country. >> they are in mine. and this is leading to more visits to emergency rooms from people cutting their hands. the pit can be slippery and people tend to use a big night to take that out. and if the avocado is super ripe, the knife slips right through the skin. >> you can injure anything from vessels. a very sharp knife is safer. it's the dull knives that lead to injury. >> another recommendation is to use a cutting b

southwest to northeast. and they could be closing in on us later. strong lane through pennsylvania as well. and as we put this in motion we have to wait until funtal boundary comes through later tonight. and we're all under the potential and further north and west you have a bit of enhanced ris include potential for damaging winds gusting over 50 to 6 0. flash flooding threat is low because these are moving so fast and threat of tornadoes and hail is also low. we'll keep an eye on radar and have an update for you in a few minutes. tony. >> sue, thank you very much. and that storm system already made its mark over the weekend weather is mraimd blamed for 16 death inside south and mid west. two vicks tim were children. the storms packed hi wind and heavy rain that led to powerful tornadoes and fast moving floods. >> and all right. now another racist incident under investigation at american university. black students who are members ever a pro dominantly black sorority on campus were ta targeted. live at au tonight lindsay this is my sore orry i was dispointsed to hear this. >> students here a

southwest virginia. the areas in orange are the severe thunderstorm warning across pennsylvania.yellow area is tornado watch across the areas as well. doppler radar we are tracking this new area of the storms that are coming out to ruckersville. if we extend on the current movement northeast the times we have for you. this is complex. it looks like before the top of the hour. it will pass through rutgersville. 6:51 warrenton. close to notice for the short-term the action will stay west of the immediate metro area. there will be dirk chances later -- additional chances later as more storms will develop farther south and west and track up. the heavy duty action is way north and west and we stay there. we could have the localized isolated thunderstorms and a risk of the isolated severe thunderstorm heading through 8:00 to 10:00 tonight. across most viewing area. the storms will come in heavy rain and the strong winds. slight chance of the isolated tornado. this is a map at 9:45. most activity should come through town. we cannot rule out the thunderstorms or severe thunderstorms. ove

pennsylvania, too. just scattered showers in montgomery and barely coming down in bucks county. it's moving up from the southwest. we will see more rain entering the picture for those areas that are dry this morning. you'll need the rain gear not only this morning. looks like much of this is going to last well into the afternoon and possibly even into the evening hours. all combining to keep things cool. 56 at 7:00 in philadelphia. steady rain at 11:00. by 3:00 in the afternoon, we'll start to see breaks in the rain for philadelphia. still lingering showers into the afternoon for the suburbs. 65 degrees with some tapering off in the afternoon. we'll get the warmup from the 50s to the 60s. the lehigh valley, you'll get rain showers, too. dry right now for most neighborhoods in the lehigh valley. 54 degrees. showers, steadier at 11:00. then tapering off at 3:00 this afternoon. the clouds, those are going to stay put. delaware, steady rain falling. could see downpours. 11:00 and into the early afternoon hours. 67 degrees at 3:00 for new jersey. starting off in the 50s, warming to the low 60s at 11:00. we'll see ste

southwest at 3 miles an hour. and again it's a clear sky. out to the west helped temperatures drop just so much. satellite and radar showing clouds coming through southern portions of pennsylvania and that's about it on the radar today and that's all we're really expected here. afternoon planner, lots of sunshine through the morning, 60. by 2bg, 64 clouds build in late today, 67 by 5:00. over to erin for a check of traffic now. >> 4:36 if you head to alexandria a deadly crash investigation has wrapped up. traffic once again moving on duke street in both directions at quaker lane. and so we'll start to seat red line dissipate. things on 7 looking good and bottom side of beltway problem free. we havca just outside the beltway. blocking left lane in both directions 7 locks road. caulks on river road as you make your way inbound. we'll keep you up date. any questions erin fox d.c. on twitter, back to you holly and wisdom. >> coming up, a transgender student at the center of high school bathroom debate gets ready to speak before thousands. >> allison williams slammed for making playful racist jokes at the mtv movie awards. >> and as we head to break. a live look across the d.c. regi

southwest washington. now, to the finish line, as for the road closures, they start midnight on sunday to 7:00 p.m. constitution avenue to third to 77th street, pennsylvania avenue to third street to seventh street, and fourth street to independence to constitution. get ready to load up your smart card because it will cost an extra 10 cent to 25 cents per ride depending on when you take the trip. and the metro prices go up 25 cents. that's not the only change, metro hours are also going to be different. trains are going to stop running at 11:30 at night monday through thursday. on friday and saturday, you can take metro up until 1:00 in the morning. and on sunday, metro will open later and shut down at 11:00 at night. a lot to go through there with all that found on the nbc washington app. >>> so if you have ever started a home project repair, you know it turns out a lot of times to be more expensive than you originally thought. you can probably identify with this next story at a local nonprofit finding a solution. >> they are the only group in fairfax county that specifically works with homeless women veterans and their children. and this morning they fi

pennsylvania of a northwest and fourth street from independence of a southwest constitution.should be beautiful mother' days for bike ride if you want to spend the day that way. >> back here locally donated dollars raised for political candidates used for everything but that? well that was a claim in the past lawsuit filed against maryland campaign culling firm. that firm rated by the fbi. >> ken kutch nellie the virginia politician who sued the firm is talking only to us here at fox5. our annie yu joins us live in studio with more now. good morning. >> good morning allison and steve. ken says relieved the fbi is looking into this gop campaign consulting group. he calls them a scam and a political fundraising swamp. this probe is being handled by the fbi washington field office and agents searched this strate in downtown annapolis thursday with a warrant to search and seize records and the raid is connected to an investigation into campaign funds for his run for the governor ship of virginia back in 2013. at that time he was of course attorney general for virginia running on

southwest when we went on the air at 4:30. now light showers moving into central and southern delaware. eventually this will move to south jersey. we could see showers in pennsylvania, as well. then the chance of storms will come from this shower and thunderstorm activity. that's farther north and west. that will happen later today. you see the scattered showers at 9:00 this morning. light scattered showers in delaware, south jersey, possibly reaching into pennsylvania. into the afternoon, lots of clouds, not too many showers. there will be scattered showers around at noontime today. and then this afternoon, slightly better chance of see something showers. that's at 3:30 this afternoon for delaware into south jersey and philadelphia. then the chance of showers and thunderstorms comes from -- there's that system coming in from the west at 7:00 this evening. the lehigh valley, reading and philadelphia, as well. lots of clouds to keep things cool. 60s for philadelphia, for the suburbs. 50s to start with. mostly cloudy skies, a chance of showers this afternoon. the lehigh valley, a chance of thunderstorms developing with the temperatures into the middle 60s by later to

central pennsylvania, pittsburgh, you're in the enhanced risk down through roanoke, virginia, on the lookout, even north carolina so you guys are going home and will winds out of the southwestr thunderstorms this evening. some of the storms could be strong to severe, per the storm prediction center, so it's a stormwatch7 weather alert day. the entire area is under the 'enhanced category', which means numerous severe thunderstorms are possible. stay weather alert, especially between 6-10pm. storms could contain damaging winds (60+ mph), hail, and even an isolated tornado. thunderstorm >>> all that weather brought to you by kay jewelers. let's head upstair, guys. >> thank you, ginger. >>> and we are here now with another very special guest, you know him from his motorcycle days on "sons of anarchy" now riding into theaters as king arthur. give it up for charlie hunnam. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> this movie, this movie goes way back for you. king arthur was one of your favorites. >> it was. it was. it was a film as kids do, you know, you latch on to flips you like and watch them over and over and over again and when i was abou