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the mat,st spot on elkins, west virginia, 33 degrees, well on their way below freezing. the air off to the north, the milder air suppressed to the south. that is the name of the game the next couple days. a cold front earlier this morning, all of that has moved to the east. the high pressure cells and in brings us clear skies overnight. frost in thed of northern and western suburbs early tomorrow morning. patchy frost and at will stage freeze well to the west. we have a frost advisory that has been posted in the areas in light blue, frederick, northern montgomery county, loudoun county, the panhandle of west virginia. if you have any houseplants that you have outdoors, bring them inside for tonight to keep them alive for the next -- well, for the next season. then the temperature slowly warm up as we move into the upcoming weekend, with three consecutive days at 70 or better. futurecast, not a lot on it. the aeros streaming in from the north is the wind direction. that will keep us cool tomorrow. the west tomorrow afternoon. garrett county, allegheny, washington county,

st. mary's, west virginia. here in richmond, the camp of confederate veterans were no less dedicated to creating and protecting their memory of the lost cause. this is an image from gettysburg from 1888 where veterans had gathered to make this the union memorial park. african-americans for their part, another picture from richmond, celebrated emancipation day. for the most part, confederates lauded the lost cause and african-americans along with their abolitionist allies the emancipation cause. despite the fact that there were very distinct memories of the war and concerted efforts on the part of all of these groups to protect what they saw as the truth of the war, despite this, why the 1880's and 1890's, there was a culture of reconciliation. americans were celebrating that they had come back together. they created the first national military park. the first one was in chattanooga. it was authorized by congress in 1880. this was proof that the nation had come back together. union and confederate soldiers unite

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looking life at the image from the fairfax, virginia, from st. leo the great. it's pleasant. if you have any outdoor activities including going to see the nats it is delightful. the temperatures at 70 or so at the first pitch. holding in 60's. 73 in washington, manassas. 74 in fredericksburg. we can thank the gusty winds out of the south that are transported up the milder air from the carolinas. we'll and georgia. it will not last. we will see the winds veering to the west as the cold front approaches. the forecast, cloudiness. showers developing overnight. the winds are 10 to 15 miles per hour. through the day tomorrow. we deal with this. the front is moving along at a good clip. southwesterly winds to bring showers through 4:00 or5:00, for most of the rush hour. then it should be over and we will see the clearing skies and bah back in frac for a seven-day forecast you will enjoy. michelle: thank you. we are tacking breaking news. in the last hour mayor muriel bowser announced the arrest in the shooting of 7-year-old on knox place. diane cho is live with the breaking details

the saint paul united methodist church in woodbridge sts where her friends will be praying for her safe republican. this all started on friday. virginia state police tell us that they received a report that mittendorff was missing. she was a firefighter paramedic with the fairfax fire and rescue. mittendorff has blonde hair, green eyes, 5'6" weighs about 125 pounds. virginia state police are searching an area in the shenandoah national park which is described as the wh canyon trail. that is where her 2009 mini cooper was found on saturday. at her neighborhood in woodbridge today, no one answered the door at the home she shares with her husband steven who identifies himself on social media as a first starkt r. sergeant with the virginia state police. she was a fendly presence in that neighborhood and tonight they are desperate for any news of her return. >> the neighborhood is talking about her and say she was missing for two days. >> were you surprised? >> yes, i am. it's very shocking. she striked me as a good person. she was very nice, i would come out, she would be with her dogs, we would talk for a little bit i would ask her how s

st. croix. >>> a blast at the upper big branch mine in west virginia, the former company's ceo is going to prison. a fine of $250,000 for conspiracy. federal safety inspectors said if basic safety rules would have been followed there would have been no loss of life. >>> lawyers for a former new york police officer convicted of shooting an unarmed man are asking for a new trial. they claim one member of the jury convictpeter l beiang may have lied during jury selection. roxana saberi is here. roxana. >> they learned the father of one of the jor joors was convi f manslaughter. >> i'm appalled, discouraged 81 set. >> two e-also spoke out. with one unidentified 62-year-old i don't remember 62, if something is wrong you shouldn't get a slap on the wrist. liang's attorneys said the father of that juror, michael vargas, spent time in prison for accidentally shooting a friend. they are calling for a retrial. in this court document liang's attorneys quote the judge during jury selection, asking vargas, have you or anyone close to you been accused of a crime? after back and forth the judge said, i'm talkin

st. jude's children's hospital. some of that will go to local organizations in virginia. >> that's great.ink their special night they're not being selfish at all and sharing and giving. >> prom you do twice in your lifetime, sometimes once and they're thinking about others. >> good for them. a thumbs up. >> their parents should be proud. >> i don't know about you, but i love to shop and online is one of my big things and online shopping is one of the best ways to get what you need and get it fast. but what happens to all those cardboard boxes that get delivered to you? >> i didn't think about as fox's correspondent tells us, recycling centers are flooded with cardboard boxes and now it's worse than ever. >> reporter: this entrepreneur buys groceries online every week from olive oil to detergent even though he lives five minutes from a store. >> your time is valuable. >> it is. >> reporter: he does recycle but worries about all the boxes that end up at san francisco's recycling plant. 100 tons of paper and cardboard every day, but still less than los angeles at 115 tons a day or new york a

st. louis, signalty, memphis but moving our way. something else moving our way, high temperatures, 71 in d.c. but charleston, west virginia 87.hat warm air is moving our way too. we have warm air tomorrow and then we have the rain on friday. i will break it down for you. we will take you hour by hour on friday and best chance for rain. >>> as the weather heats up and we spend time outside, experts fear it could be the worst allergy season ever. >>> a surging number of allergies linked to something outdoors and we are not talking about pollen. >> a tip-related meat allergy has been spreading over the past two decades. when the tick bites a deer ingests a carbohydrate found in meat and dairy. when it is transmitted to humans some develop an allergic reaction to red meat and dairy products. >> the onset of the allergy is three to six hours after exposed to the red meat, pork, beef and lamb. >> there are 3500 cases across the country. for now, experts say the best prevention is to avoid ticks when outdoors. >>> a new mission for local veterans willing to serve in a different way in northern virginia and it means going all the way

st and west. including across parts of highland and pendelton and on into west virginia. we're going to start with a look at radar. not much around here. we were fortunate that cloudshat came in early in the day. da boy, down to the south we've been watching heavier activity h and there are a few scattered lighter showers across charlesc county and over on to the earn a shore. i'll put these in motion for the hour. can see they've kind of popped up really very recently. another big area. this is aan repeat for charlottesville and along the ilañ corridor. and then as we get a little bitb wider there's the new edge of the thunderstorm watch. wat it goes through west virginia and kentucky with really strong storms and lines of strong of storms moving along the frontal boundary. we're on that frontal boundaryh as well. it's getting ready to move t through our area right now, but just didn't find as much energy here locally, but i still maybe a quick rumble of shower, especially south as we go go through the overnight hours. futurecast has a good handle onn some of the heavier

virginia. we'll zoom in a bit. nothing around the immediate metro area. frederick and washington county no longer under the watch. fulton and somerset county until 10:00 tonight. southern maryland, st. mary's, look at the temperatures, 75 downtown and 67 in gaithersburg and looks great for the nats' game and the final hours of polling. thundershowers trying to develop and temperatures in the 60s. we'll come back and tell why you we issued a yellow alert for tomorrow and thursday. >>> the secret service said that have a robbery suspect sent the white house into a lockdown. the man was running away from a this afternoon and crossed the street and jumped a fence at the old executive office building. officers took him into custody quickly but as a precaution, the white house next door was put on lockdown that. lockdown has been lifted. >>> a rockville daycare provider is behind bars p are charged with beating a girl in his care. kia divband worked at little dreamers. the report show that is millie lilliston had a host of injuries and died last week at children's hospital. according to court records, divpanned said that the baby choked on food and turned blue and he attempted cpr while

st. john parish in hollywood funeral will be held tomorrow. >> the search con tens mean tile for missing virginia firefighter and nickel mitte mittendorf family last heard from her via text wednesday. >> hel mel is live in fairfax where later we're expected to get update on the search. good morning. >> good morning, virginia police described the area by ground and air, saturday night, surprised mean that is the near where nicole was found in the shenandoah national park. at this point virginia police sources are tell us us there's nothing suspicious here no evidence of foul play. who knows we may learn something different later today when fairfax county fire department updates us on the case. >> last night however was a time for prayer and tears as nicole mitten her husband and own family gathered at st. paul'sness woodbridge a text message to family member last wednesday was last anyone has heard from her. nicole a firefighter paramedic, was reported missing on friday when she didn't show up for work at fire station 30 in marysville virginia where assigned and her car was located saturday evenin

st. paul's united methodist church in prayer hoping for her safe return. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: mittendorff is a three-year veteran of the fairfax fire department assigned to station 30. her husband is a virginiatate police sergeant and attended tonight's prayer service along with his wife's family. her parents who did not want to appear on camera believe their 31-year-old daughter was training on a trail at the shenandoah national park when she went missing. the last communication seems to have happened wednesday morning via texas message. >> the stresses of that job are really difficult so sometimes she likes to get away and to run and to challenge herself to get away from that stress and we're hoping that she's just there somewhere needing our help now and that's what we feel. that's the only thing we can feel. there's no indication that we know that nicole was sad or needed to get away it's a stressfujo we're hopeful. >> as followers of christ we're called to pray without ceasing, and we will do that until she's found. she just all love nicole deeply and remain hopeful that she will be found. >> and virginia state police is leading the investigation. there's about a hundred and federal sta

stations across dc, maryland, and virginia, will be stepping in today, to help george's county firefighters, so they can attend the service. and the funeral will begin at 1:00, at st. john's parish in hollywood, maryland. open to the public. the private burial will be after, with family only. in prince george's county, nikki burdine, wusa 9. >> ulmschneider was shot and killed while responding to a routine welfare check last friday. the man suspected of shooting him believed the firefighters were breaking into his home. he has not been charged. >>> still ahead at the news at noon, criminal charges could be announced later after a three- month investigation into the water crisis in flint, michigan. coming up, we will take a look at who will be facing those charges. >> but first, another powerful quake, and kids: he came here from rocky mount, north carolina. married 27 years. raised 6 kids. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know,

virginia. >> they turned the school prom into a fundraiser to fight pediatric cancer and tonight we can report that they raised more than $58,000. >> amazing. that money will go to st. jude children's hospital hospital and local organizations to support families of children with cancer. >>> love that. >>> well done. >>> nice done. good stuff. >>> are you ready for one more day of the 80s? >> yes. >> and then we crash? >> the good news and then ... >> this is the good news about the showers. knocking out the pollen killing folks. let's start with the 3-degree guarantee, warm enough and went 80 and too warm. 78. we will go 83 tomorrow even though we are unweather alert. showers and storms. toasty and live look outside. it is still 67 but tonight is not going to be that cool. we were in the 40s in the burrbs downtown. yellow weather alert for the night. bus stop temperatures 56 to 73. pretty nice. the morning commute drive and the only exception is i-81 and showers in the afternoon. i don't think everybody will see showers. optimistic about the nats game and all in all a good day to vote in maryland. cooler and wetter on wednesday and i could have put cooler and wette

virginia, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. leon: a prayer vigil is planned for 7:30 tonight for the st. paul united methodist church in woodbridge. the church says all are welcome to attend. alison: still ahead at 5:00 -- a community known for helping people change their lives is now trying to help the environment, too. habitat for humanity new effort to go green. leon: hope amidst the chaos. nation brought to its knees by a powerful earthquake. but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. in a group of gladiatorseum prepare for battle. carrying on their shoulders the legacy of a nation, and... enormous heads. go! [whistle] ♪ ♪ winning a presidential race is hard, but saving money with geico is easy. fifteen minutes could save you