some of stafford's information that he gave us don't pan out. what we're hearing through the rumor mill is that he owed someone some money. we're hearing that he owed the victim some money at one time. stafford and the victim used to be friends, but over the last six months or so, they've slowly separated and went their own way. >> somebody seemed to think i owed them some money. i don't know. i think he was in debt themselves. and to get the bill collectors, so to speak, off of them, i think they just up and said, hey, that guy right there owes me some money. >> stafford said there was two guys that jumped him, which we still haven't proved he got beat up. we'll never know that. at this point, i've got enough information between the witness statements, the video and everything to go ahead and charge mr. stafford with class a-102 battery. that's a violation of our adult disciplinary procedures. we'll put together the case for the prosecutor's office. we'll refer it to them, let them review it and decide whether he wants to present criminal charg

when that man tried to speed off stafford literally jumped into action. him on top of the hood hanging on for deer arrive. police say the thief drove at least 50 miles an hour for about a mile when he slammed on the brakes stafford went flying and the suspect drove away. stafford broke some teeth and has a bad case of road rash but otherwise he's okay. the suv was found abandoned without a battery or tires. >>> more than a dozen students from an indiana high school recovering to night after a terrifying stage collapse. this happening during musical product last night at the high school right outside of indianapolis. several students joined the musicians on stage for the finale of american pie. then the stage collapses right under their feet. people in the audience rushing to help the victims who fell 12 feet. luckily most of the injuries were just minor. >>> i was on the stage and it collapsed. i fell into it. as soon as it fell i just didn't know what happened and then i saw that people's feet were stuck under a lot of wood and i lifted a lot of wood off

we are live in southern stafford county this noon, i'm sam sweeney, abc 7 news. jummy: ok. thank you. and you can now get abc 7 breaking news text alerts like the update on this investigation and you can get those in an instant. to subscribe, go to wjla.com/text and enter your telephone number. new this noon crews are on the scene of a deadly accident at a rock quarry in prince george's county. this is on kirby road in clinton just across the street from james ryder fendell elementary school. authorities say a worker in that quarry became trapped and he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word this noon on his identity. a massive search and rescue effort is still underway in nepal after that devastating earthquake from over the weekend. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit nepal saturday morning and triggered an avalanche. so far, more than 4,000 people are reported dead with the death toll still rising. international aid groups are on the way to mt. everest and the country's busy capital city of kathmandu. there's fears of more damage from aftershocks continue. >> this whole tent

in stafford county surae chinn, wusa9. >> the fredericksburg department of social services says they are saddened by the tragic death and they visited the little boy monthly. their last visit was in december. >>> six new traffic cameras will start issuing tickets tonight here in washington d.c. now since the city began installing those cameras the city's raked in almost half a billion dollars in fines. the police chief maintained these cameras save lives, but some folks are still asking are they more about money than safety? >> hate them. get rid of them. >> i think they stink. >> these cameras should only be about saving the lives and protecting the limbs of pedestrians, cyclists and other motorists. >> speed camera advocates argue drivers are slowing down. the numbers support that. annual revenue from traffic camera tickets dropped from almost $79 million a few years ago to just 37 million last year. >>> a young man from waldorf is facing multiple charges after mont county police say he use -- montgomery county police say he used an online dating site to meet and then sexually assa

stafford could bring with his background with his strategic planning, background, some value to the community as well and someone who did not appear us before, mr. loftman, i really liked his background and what he brought to the table. he did reach out to our office and i know he couldn't make it because he was out of the country but he's someone who has expertise in affordable housing finance, he works for the oakland housing authority, so i think he brings a good perspective to the committee, so i would have liked to be able to appoint him to the committee, so with that said, i mean, i would agree with supervisor avalos on ms. hall at the moment since she appeared today before us and i'm open to the other three applicants. >> alright, thank you. so, i've got some thoughts and some hesitancies that i'm going to do my best to try to articulate. mr. stafford, i appreciate your interest, i think what i would have preferred to hear is a deeper understanding of san francisco and how these communities work and how it works with the cdbg block grant money and i think that you would be able to deve

. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in stafford county. a foster parent charged with murdering a 1-year-old boy in his care. >> shocking that it's right in your own backyard. >> reporter: 33-year-old david marcussen has been charged with scalding his 11-month-old foster child while giving the boy a bath on new year's day at the home where the little boy, ka'ron mason, lived with his foster parents in the 600 block of village parkway in the fredericksburg area of stafford county. the little boy was taken to the hospital with burns to his face, torso and neck. he was airlifted to the burn center in richmond and died february 1st, just after he turned 1 year old. >> me and my friend baby-sited his kids a few times. i never even knew he had a foster child. >> horrible for the child because it was painful and stuff and the child is innocent and little. >> reporter: marcussen was indicted friday and turned himself in. he has been charged with murder, involuntary manslaughter, two counts of cruelty to children and child neglect. >> i only knew th

another little isolated area in northern stafford county. not meaning too much to us. you can see the cloud cover coming on in. a few of the showers. more clouds moving on in, and these will be with us early tomorrow morning and then we'll get in what's behind the clouds and notice the clearing in chicago once these clouds move on through. a beautiful day across the area. the warmest temperatures have been in nearly seven months. that's how nice it's going to be on saturday. sunday however, a little different. we'll start with some sun and then the clouds real move. in all day sunday we'll be dry. don't worry about that. if you have plans, somebody just asked about the gaithersburg festival really good no. problems there. look at rain coming in at 11:00 on sunday. still dry in d.c. and here comes the rain and it gets heavy overnight. look at 4:00 a.m. really coming down here and i -- i'm upset about this rain monday morning, just terrible. it really could impact the morning rush so head's up for that. we'll continue to watch it for you. 80 tomorrow with sunshine and 77

early-morning gunfire in stafford county leaves one person dead. what police are making public this morning. >>> and major danger to trees in our area. the killer insect to be on the dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> a developing story in stafford county. stafford county sheriffs say a man died in a shooting 5r7bd o'clock a.m. we sent chopper 4 to clint lane where it happened. you can see detectives searching for clues. we're working to learn the man's name. >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. right now, the funeral for the baltimore man who died after being in police custody and then having his spine severed. he it's starting right now. thousands of people are expected to attend 25-year-old freddie gray's funeral. freddie gray died last week. he suffered a spinal while in police custody t

stafford, i appreciate your interest, i think what i would have preferred to hear is a deeper understanding of san francisco and how these communities work and how it works with the cdbg block grant money and i think that you would be able to develop that understanding, one, exploring a little bit further than your neighborhood than sdrigt 6 and engaging in all parts of san francisco but also being able to spend more time haoe, as you live here a little long e you're able to dive deep into the different ethnic communities and the different -- really nuances that exist in the various different neighborhoods, i think you're on the pathway to a desire for service in a very manful way and i want to compliment your interest on that, but there's some steep competition in terms of folks having a deep body of knowledge on housing, on low-income community and what life is like, homelessness, a lot of the challenges we're facing in san francisco and also i want to encourage you the continue to dive in deep on the city budget and how it works and how it connects and always pay attention to where the d

mid-50s, upper 50s right inside the beltway, 55 for fredericksburg and stafford, 6:00 a.m. there will be again wet roads between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. still showers around the area. i do think we could get a little bit of a break between noon and about 3:00 tomorrow. after that, some showers and even the chance for eye little bit of thunder back. here's early tomorrow morning, showers drifting through, scattered and very light, better chance in the afternoon with the actual weather system moving through. there are the areas where there could be be some thunder annapolis through d.c., as far south as stafford and waldorf tomorrow afternoon. by 8:00 already we're going to start clearing out. that's going to lead us to a very fine weekend. mid-70s for highs tomorrow, again that's with cloud cover. we're upper 70s, around 80 degrees for saturday, very, very warm conditions expected on saturday. saturday the best day to get out this weekend. sunday the rain returns. there's a 60% chance of some showers late in the day. i think as late as 6:00, 7:00. so again, the weekend this is y

i want to thank teacher lee ann wilson to visit park ridge elementary in stafford county.by hour our temperatures in the 50s will be in 60 by 8:00 with some sun. by noontime, partly cloudy the pavement dries out. then mid to late afternoon, soaring to the mid 70s. a beautiful day, but a chance of a passing shower or thunderstorm likely not severe. but a passing shower, mid to late afternoon, a rumble of thunder. we dry out tonight. 50s tomorrow, the warm summer like day on saturday. lower elevations around 80. then on sunday increasing clouds in the mid 60s. a chance of showers moving back in. that's the next chance after this afternoon. that's on sunday evening and then monday looks like a wet day. occasional showers, temperatures in the 60s. then we dry out monday evening, is up back on tuesday with highs around 70. then on wednesday, up near 65 to 70 degrees for highs. then on thursday a chance of a passing shower. that's our next chance after monday. it will be in the 60s. now what's happening on the roads, melissa? >> we have this problem still on metro. talking about

stafford county. more back toward the culpeper area. in the d.c. metro area we're not bad at all. as a matter of fact, if you're heading out this evening looking like a good one chblt we'll have the complete forecast and show you just how warm temperatures get this weekend in my forecast. >>> just in to news4, a former fairfax county police spokesman has now resigned after his arrest on child pornography charges. bud walker bonded out of jail this morning. there is he. the judge barred him from using computers, told him he may not have any unsupervised contact with children. >>> only on news4 tonight new details on potential threats near the u.s. capitol. an investigation by the i-team's scott macfarlane reveals more than a dozen cases of people who were caught carrying guns on or near capitol grounds in the past three years. scott macfarlane reports from the hill tonight one person actually pulled the trigger. scott? >> reporter: yeah, wendy, 14 people at least with guns near the u.s. capitol since 2

back toward stafford and kwango with heavier showers mixed in. fredericksburg should be seeing the showers about 5:30. a few evening showers. superb tomorrow. it will be the best day of the spring. sunshine and temps in the 80s with a nice light wind and dry air. sunday will be much different. not bad, but cooler, 60s, increasing clouds, a late shower. monday we will have rain sunday night to monday morning. could be a slow commute back to work on monday. our future-cast has the shower threat with us this evening. it will get mainly of us here by 7:00 or 8:00. not looking too bad. then here comes the drier air for tonight. open the windows. 50s for a low. a beautiful day tomorrow with the northwesterly wind. then as we head to sunday things change. winds come in off the atlantic. we have a cooler air mass. from the west we will see another system approach that will bring us rain but more likely hold off from sunday night to early monday. for the forecast tonight, clearing out after the evening shower. we will be in the low to mid 50s. many of us

disabled vehicle, 95 southbound at 630 stafford,lp left lanñbfá is blocked.pher irene driechving around the slickus. roads whatok you'll see all over the place this morning. >>> a family member is speaking for first time after a man was shot and killed by a police officer in tulsa, oklahoma.xdlpÑi eric harris was killed earlier this month and reserve deputy says thatxdxd pulled out his gun instead of a tu& over thet( weekend the mother of to nbc news. they want more scrutiny of the shooting which was caught on body cameras.e1ñr >> it's hard notxd to love eric. he was so dynamic. i know he made some poort( decisions, but, you know, when you love someonee1q you don't give up on them just bef áq they make some poor choices. >> on t(Ñifriday reserve deputy robert bates made a public apology on the "today" show. he said it was an unfortunate mistake that cuorp+e happened to e1anyone. >>> the alleged leader of a 5@5 %9"%uuz cartel who is wanted in the u.s. is behind bars this morning. jesus agayo is suspected of being involved in more than 20 deaths and drug traffi

down around culpepper, fredericksburg, stafford county very, very late.been about the filtered sunshine today. didn't stop the temperatures from eking up. 68 degrees at the airport. while we do have that flow from southwest to northwest -- northeast that has been bringing the clouds into the area we have high pressure that continues to allow the showers to continue south of us. 65 degrees by 7:00. 60 by 9:00. we drop to 58 degrees by 11:00 p.m. we cannot rule out a little sprinkle to the south of us including around the northern neck. you can see the showers. that's the green. the last couple of hours, how the rain comes into the area. then we see things start to wane. that shower activity for the most part will be staying just south of us. some early day sunshine tomorrow. we'll start out at 48 degrees by the afternoon. 20 degrees higher. 68 and it is during the afternoon, evening hours that we'll pick up more clouds. so it won't be a day with full sunshine. again, not a bad day. we're not expecting any rain across the area. 70 degrees right down i-95. q

fredricksburg and stafford, 52 on the eastern shore.ly temperatures even with a few thin clouds, we should still see quite the rise. into the mid 60s across much of the area. fredricksburg, stafford might be get close to 70 degrees. overall impact on your weather, nice and low. more sunshine and clouds with a light breeze. 60s through 6:00, 7:00 this evening. back into the mid and upper 50s. if you're traveling the day northbound towards new york and new england, wipter not quite done there. here is our next weather maker now in oklahoma and texas. that's going to be bringing moisture our way. these clouds aren't part of the system. the ones we'll see tomorrow ahead of the rain chance those will be the ones to have. it will be a rain-chance-fimed week. here is your sunday future weather. sunshine, a few high clouds around. that's it. seasonally cool overnight tonight. dry weather the next couple days, you could get the car washed if you want to. i did mine yesterday. a long line. a lot of people following that advice. through the day to

motion from the south to the north, right across the 95 corridor, moderate to heavy showers through staffordcounty and richmond. we continue with the rainfall, and by the time this is said and done, we can have one to two inches of potential rainfall. putting this in motion, the satellite radar combined. a big swell in the atmosphere, continuing to give us rainfall through the eastern seaboard and the potential of severe weather associated with the system. that chance will not get here until probably tomorrow afternoon and evening. the counterclockwise situation in the low-pressure situation over indiana and illinois will bring the moisture from the east to the northeast. if you have travel plans by car, it will be a tough ride the next several hours. also looking at a couple other items -- we have one of our weather models. heaviest rains should wrap up about 7:00, 8:00 in the morning pushing to the northeast. the other thing to concern ourselves with is the potential of severe weather tomorrow afternoon. if we get a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon, that could lead to some severe weather

the weatherbug network, 66 degrees in stafford, 64 lexington park.or d-12 or -- fort belvoir 63, 62 rockville. it is cooler through the overnight, so if you are out tonight, you may one a light sweater or jacket. 53 degrees by 11:00, and early tomorrow morning, a little cool start with sunny skies and 45. west of d.c., there is a chance of patchy frost. if you live in any of these highlighted counties, including montgomery county and loudoun county, prince william, and pretty much along the blue ridge, the temperatures will be in the mid 30's. there may be frost so if you did gardening or planting, cover them or bring them in. tomorrow the temperatures warming nicely, 53 degrees at 10 a.m., topping out near 70 degrees with lots of sunshine. tomorrow will be slightly warmer, but less windy. the wind out of the southwest between five and 10. we keep the beautiful weather going as we kickstart the work week monday, 72 degrees. a weak weather front tuesday with a slight chance of showers. 56 and dry wednesday -- 66 and dry wednesday, but i think we may h

loudoun county stafford spotsylvania down to the low 30s. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up a at 6:11 a look at your bus stop forecast what to wear for the day ahead. melissa has an update. p. >>> an update on this crash georgetown pike at river bend chopper 4 just got over the scene. so you can see the road there completely shut down. so we have traffic on both ends here trying to get in to and out of oun. we understand tow truck we just spoke with police tow truck on the way. so should be cleared out probably in the next 30 minutes or so, but if you normally take georgetown pike, might want to to your alternate. 270 south at buckeystown pike, still have that crash. volume building headed into hyattsville. outer loop at colesville, also report of a crash there. not seeing it on camera, doesn't mean it's not there. 66 no problems 95 slow through dale city here this morning. wide look at things overall inner loop and outer loop actually looking pretty good. 295 just a little slow passing 50. i'll be back with travel times. >>> your

still at speed there. 95 north headed out of stafford looking good until dale city. southbound no problems. remember of course listen to wtop for the traffic when you get in your car. 103.5. maryland 95 mort bound 55 north bound and southbound rolling along nicely. i'll be back with more on that crash along the icc. >>> it's 5:24 now. and maybe you take an herbal supplement supplement. how there is new pressure to regulate the industry. a group of 14 attorneys wants congress to launch an investigation of the industry and possibly give the fda power to regulate herbal supplements. the group is led by an attorney who says ingredient labels on supplements are inaccurate. just last week gnc said it provided test results to prove its supplements were properly labeled. >>> you will soon be able to get kale thisin your smoothie at starbucks. >> i'd frytry that. >> yum. the coffee giant is now offering the trendy veggie. but here in the district, you'll have to wait a little longer. right now they're only available in the pacific northwest and northern california. the that's

fredericksburg and stafford 51. 53 in capital heights. what you should plan on today, beautiful in potomac, maryland. showers at lunch time, by noon and 6:00 today. should be dry the time the nationals play at 7:00 tonight. a check on the traffic with melissa. >> we are slowing quite a bit. 270 southbound at tuckerman lane had an issue on the outer loop there. just past democracy with a crash. that really started to slow things down. now we're seeing an effect here at 270 south at tuckerman. 66 west of nuttily street. you can see inbound, our typical volume. then the inner loop of the beltway, you can see normal volume. we had a slowdown a little bit as you look at the live camera this morning. taking a look at the bottom of the beltway, no problems. prince william a tad slow this is typical of course for this time of the morning. 95 b.w. parkway and 29 looking good. >> thank you, melissa. >>> there is a memorial in manassas this morning for two women from our area. emily and evonne selke were killed in the french alps last month. family

. >>> a judge will decide whether the stafford county school board can move forward with a redistricting plan. eight stafford middle school parents filed a grievance over plans to move the students to different schools to relieve overcrowding. lawyers for the school board argued the parents don't have a right to sue. >>> a developing story right now. a severe storm moving across north texas producing a number of tornadoes. you take a look here at our live radar picture. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein says there have been 19 tornado reports in just the last 24 hours. at least one of those tornados was a mile wide. and that strong storm system is mying high winds and -- is bringing high winds and hail to texas. >> oh my gosh we have softball sized hail. >> look at that. that was taken 75 miles outside of ft. worth. that hail pummelled the area. right now, at least 30,000 customers are without power. we're following reports of water rescues and so far, nobody has been seriously hurt there. you can see what happened to the windshield right as they were tracking some of the storms the

even stafford. back toward areas of charlottesville. under a tornado watch until 10:00 p.m.ment the pink for the northern neck and through the rest of southwest virginia that is a severe thunderstorm watch but again we stay in the pocket of severe weather. the risk until 10:00 p.m. fairly late and even with some of the earlier thunderstorms cells we could possibly start to see some rotation some spin so again, we have been telling you all afternoon that there is the risk of an isolated tornado. we have heavier rain around lateensville. toward areas of columbia maryland howard county getting the rain. more moderate rain and addison heights to hall's hill and d.c. some wet roads at 495 but it's what comes next a second line especially to focus on and doug has more on that. >> that line towards the blue ridge. the southern portions of the blue ridge to move in over the next couple of hours. you can see it here. future weather. happening right now. you notice where the storms are. down around front royal. as i put it in motion notice that l

capped off by this from stafford to take a 7-3 lead. four goals for the senior. 30 on the season.etown wins 13-10. honestly how much more playoffs can there be going on? >> it is exciting. >> it is really impressive. >> monday night for caps we don't have a game time yet. >> tonight we have rain. if you are going to be in turns on at 7:00. we have our severe weather special coming up. >> i'll be there. >> looks better tomorrow afternoon. then a lot better here by the second half of next week. >> thank you for watching. see you back here at 11:00. >> axelrod: the death toll climbs after an earthquake rattles nepal and rocked mount everest. the damage is catastrophic, and tremors kill dozens more in neighboring countries. protesters in baltimore staged the biggest march yet since the death of freddie gray, threatening to shut the city down. a fraternity from the university of florida is suspending after members are accused of yelling and spitting at disabled veterans. what's behind the nationwide spike in overdoses involving synthetic marijuana. and chronic illnesses have confind th

so i think a lot of neighborhoods down to the south culpeper, stafford, maybe even manassas, warrenton the high of 70 degrees tomorrow. we're at 66 in germantown and gaithersburg for a high, 68 in leesburg, 64 in martinsburg. exercise impact forecast, yes it will be an okay day for hitting the court. we're not expecting much rain. hopefully -- jim likes that -- they'll get out and clear the water off the courts by tomorrow morning. 49 degrees is how we start 59 at 11:00 a.m., 69 degrees for 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow. and there will not be much wind coming throughout the day and behind this weather front for tomorrow. so we start out at 49. your high 69 degrees. 68 degrees on thursday and thursday into friday right now we have rain chances, i think starting around 5:00 or 6:00 during the late afternoon/early evening hours thursday. hopefully the rain will push out of here early enough to salvage our friday. the high 70 degrees. at least over the next couple of days your highs will not be dropping down into the 50s and looking ahead to the weekend, anywhere from 68 to 74 degrees the high tempe

same thing from falkier county into areas around 15 making its way toward stafford county, eventually probably crossing right over i-95, areas like fredericksburg just shy of quantico will see some of the rain in the next hour to hour and a half. so, again you'll need the umbrella if you're going out this evening just keep it handy. you might not have to use it at all. wouldn't that be nice? temperatures between 65 and 70 degrees, that chance stays with us until 9:00 to 10:00 p.m. this evening. meanwhile meanwhile, your impact forecast tomorrow, a sunshine warning across the area. uh-oh it's really nice outside tomorrow. in fact tomorrow is looking like our warmest weekend day so far this spring. in terms of the impacts very low sunshine throughout the entire area. we'll start moving the other way the second haflt weekend with cloud cover. that will be on the increase. but look at the temperatures across the area. 79 degrees to our north and west, even areas from winchester around leesburg, around sterling, 78 79 degrees 80 in manassas, falls church, reston up to 80. waldorf, greenbel

potential is primarily west of washington, along the blue ridge. 54 degrees right now in leonardtown, 54 stafford, the rain totals about a quarter inch. we will have one to two inches by the morning. the rain should be wrapping up by about 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. as we look at the conditions, lots of rain across the eastern seaboard that will remain the case. the low-pressure currently over the midwest. this will churn the moisture our way. as that churns moisture, it looks like we will have the potential of whether coming in the form of severe storms. we will watch the severe storms very carefully, looking towards the afternoon. looking also towards the evening. we have the potential of hail and gusty wind with the system as it works its way close to the region. that weather will continue the next 24 hours. the futurecast, monday, 7:00 a.m., as we put this in motion conditions dry out midday, good news near 80 degrees. i think we will cool off looking towards the week as we head midweek. watch the flood potential overnight, especially along the blue ridge. severe weather tomorrow, a chance of

elements are starting to form northeast and northwest of washington and a couple more down in the stafford area. they are very few and far between. as you look farther in the north and west you have to go quite a ways to find the next area of storms developing. few more coming across the virginia-north carolina line. all of this will advance eastward and those areas that have had a lot of sunshine and continue to have some sun those are the places where the conditions are prime for these storms really to develop and possibly reach severe levels. the tornado watch means it's possible that there could be a you too severe thunderstorms with some rotation could possibly produce a tornado. not a warning of any sort. it kind of watch and wait and monitor situations. and that's exactly what we're doing. more active in the carolinas and georgia today. more thunderstorm warnings issued. this is watch in our area until 10:00 tonight. we have a long way to go. we expect to see further development here as we get through the evening and nighttime hours. this is the areas where they stand. and another t

nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg checked out the property in stafford township oceannot me. not me. >> reporter: the days of teresa and joe giudice partying it up at their jersey shore pad are over. now the house on sylvia lane in stafford township is headed for the auction block. >> i hope the new people enjoy it as much as they did. >> reporter: check out these photos of the five-bedroom two-bath waterfront home owned by the imprisoned "real housewives of new jersey" star. it's scheduled to be auctioned off by the ocean county sheriffs department at a foreclosure sale may 19th. the opening bid, just $100. >> it was a great location. would be a nice house for someone to purchase. >> reporter: teresa began serving a 15-minute prison sentence? mj@uary after she and her husband pleaded guilty to federal bankruptcy fraud and conspiracy charges last year. their shore house seen on the reality show was flooded by sandy then renovated. >> i wondered why there used to be cars coming up here all the time. people were gawking. >> reporter: property records show teresa giudice

mary's county calvert county even areas like stafford down toward the south through arias of the northern think that possibility sticks around until 8:00 maybe 9:00 but once that cold front moves through we'll start clearing rapidly and the wind will start picking up. so breezy conditions to follow. keep that in mind if you're going to be going out this evening and it's even look like we could see breezy conditions for much of saturday. so isolated strong to severe but again, southern maryland arias through the northern neck until about 7:00 late as 9:00. 55 your temperature. if you are going to be going out between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. the skies will clear a bit, it gets breezy and will continue to see the clouds move out, partly cloudy there for your 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. 52 degrees the temperature and by morning we start out in the 40s. knock like our start for sunday morning. tomorrow especially early, breezy conditions loads of sunshine for the weekend. we need it after a couple gray days. that puts us in a seasonable pocket when you consider our average is 66. sunshine more sun

same for stafford stretching down into atlantic city and just to the north of mother maurice river. and coming up in your seven day forecast. >> thanks. and the weather cooperating for the 8th annual philly spring clean up in east germantown. 12,000 volunteers helped with 600 clean up projects today. removing nearly a million pounds of trash. removed graffiti swept away the leaves and planted flowers. and the volunteers cleaned up litter and stwept streets in this alley in port richmond. a great day to get outside and get it done for the broad street run. the cities parks and recreation department teamed one temple students and community groups for a spring clean up. they swept up dirt and debris and cleared out a vacant lot at a north philadelphia lot there. and all in anticipation in next month's independence blue cross broad street run. and we're broadcasting on may 3rd in both english and spanish. right now in the nbc 10 news app you can check out on the mile series. counting down with a mile a week. and ten questions with marathon marathoner christian thompson. >>> and what a m

advisory has been expanded to the east, including all of montgomery county fairfax, prince william stafford counties, until 9:00 tomorrow morning. bring in the plants if you have not already. that's of beautiful weather tomorrow in a comfortable work week. details ahead. kimberly: a two-year-old child has died after being hit by a car in prince george's county. this happened in chapel oaks. the details are scarce. we are told this happened at a family gathering. the child's name has not been released. we will give you more information as soon as it's available. tonight, a vigil for the anne arundel county police officer shot outside of the 7-eleven in cape st. clair. for the people who gather to honor him tonight -- >> this officer patrolled our streets every day. he was not just an officer who came in and left. he was a member of our community, that we knew, and we wanted to take a moment to let him know that he has our support, our arms around him and that his family. kimberly: the suspect, a 30-year-old from annapolis is in custody, facing multiple charges, including attempted murder and

storm team 4 shows radar near lew ray, rain in culpeper county rappahannock showers in fauquier stafford all getting wet. those raindrops over the northern neck and into parts of southern maryland. the dry line pushing moisture farther to the south. with time those raindrops will be gone. others out of here before lunch time today. the rain 8:00 in the metro, 10:00 torts charlottesville. that will be kbloofg weather -- improving weather picture. low- to mid-40s. we'll get this turned around. low and mid-60s with sunshine coming back later this afternoon. seven-day forecast a couple minute away. >> looking forward to it chuck, thanks. new this morning d.c. police now looking for someone who shot and killed a man around 2:00 this morning. according to police whoever they are search forego shot two people one in the chest and one in the leg. the man with the chest injury died. the other is recovering in the hospital right now. >>> the united states will send a million dollars in aid to thenal following early earthquake. nepal announced 2100 people died. magnitude 7.8 quake hit outside kathm

very heavy downpours mount vernon stafford through charles county dale city and every now and then couple of hailstones come out of these systems. watch them tonight. generally later tonight the intensity will diminish and through the day tomorrow that intensity will diminish even further and eventually may come to an end. you may notice this is spinning counter clockwise due to the fact that all this is being generated by a pretty big low pressure center and has counter clockwise circulation. it's moving in to the west and coming back to the southeast. it will change tomorrow as it diminishes, goes away and opens the door for a pretty good looking weekend around here. 74 and 56 the high and low today. 71, and 52 are the averages in washington. we have 70 degree readings like at reagan national airport. other areas we have the 60's. now, tonight, we'll have scattered showers and they will diminish and over night, we'll remain rather cloudy. a cooler area of temperatures across the middle part of the country here. so we have to get rid of this cool air mass let it rotate through later tomo

our friends in stafford toward fredericksburg are getting hit pretty good with a heavy shower there,this is moving southeast to port royal in a few minutes. we will see it there at 6:36. a decent day for a lot of folks. right now very pleasant outside. 77, tomorrow we will get 80, maybe 81 degrees for a high. winds south, southwest at # miles per hour. the weather headline -- 8 miles per hour. the weather headlines, we have a few showers but after sunset things will quiet down. superb tomorrow. a northwest wind at 10. 80, dry air. a great day. sunday won't be a bad day but only in the 60s with a shower possible late in the day. sunday night to monday morning rain, a yellow alert monday could slow your commute back to work monday morning and even in the amp on monday, even though we have sun, a threat for a shower and thunderstorm. the forecast tonight low to mid 50s. skies will clear and it will be a cool one. clear and comfortable tomorrow morning with 50s and 60s. a gorgeous afternoon with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. it will be a nice, nice day. sunday it is cooler. the wind

>> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >>[gavel] [pleage of allegiance] stafford> clerk: i would like to call roll call. >>[call of the roll]

into town out of town here at compton road moving along nicely. 95 north as you're headed out of stafford, you can see nice and clear all the way clear southbound as well. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car. >>> we're following several new developments in the controversial religious freedom bills that have people across the country in an uproar. what could happen as early as today. p. >>> and new details just coming in this morning about the pope's visit t >>> the death of a nine month old in leesburg has been ruled is homicide. devinon devny ellis died last october. yesterday the medical examiner said the infant died of blunt force trauma to the head. her parents gave birth to a new baby girl last week. the father is barreded by see from seeing the child by protective order. >>> i'm molette green. a ship full of people sinks off the coast of russia. a crew of 1322 was on board this russian fishing boat that went under this morning. rescue workers say at least 54 crew members were killed. fishing boats in the area helped in the rescue of 63. 15 are st

right now, 52 degrees in stafford. 47 in germantown and the winds generally with the northerly flavor. that's bringing in the cooler air but the winds are not strong and gusty at all. last night, we were in the wind advisory and had gusts close to 50 miles an hour. the biggest complaint is somewhat cooler than yesterday. 14 degrees cooler at the noon hour than this time yesterday. same number at elkins. 13 degrees cooler in richmond. tomorrow will be somewhat warmer because of a change in the wind direction. what we have right now is high pressure building in and that's the circulation getting northerly and northeasterly winds bringing in the cooler air but providing a lot of sunshine. this high will move east of the area during the day keeping us mostly sunny and mostly clear and cool tonight. also, what will happen tomorrow is the high pressure moves off and the winds won't be out of the north anymore. they'll turn around and come back out of the southwest and start to get breezy and temperatures back to 70 with a lot of sunshine. we'll keep an eye on the next cold front. it will be

get ready in stafford on our storm tracker. heavy rain now is the main threat and maybe gusts 30 to 40 miles an hour. then as it moves across into the rest of/, it could become rather heavy -- rest of southern maryland, it could become fairly heavy, also. we'll zoom up to these showers that have just about exited montgomery county, but if you're going home 95 toward baltimore, pretty hefty rain showers up 95 past laurel. this thunderstorm watch includes parts of the delmarva and northern neck until 11:00. these storms don't get all the way into st. mary's county or calvert county, even charles county. we'll keep you posted. temperatures 66 in d.c., 78 in fredericksburg, still 63 up in frederick, 50s as you go up into northeast maryland. that pretty much secured you from not having any severe weather whatsoever. we'll keep the yellow alert this evening for strong storms still in the forecast, yet they're south. the highest risk will be east of i-95 and points south. time frame now till about 8:00. the threat is still strong wind

the stafford county sheriff's office says the baby boy karon mason received severe burns to his face torso and neck while he was giving him a bath in january. he died in the hospital nearly a month later. mark cussan is being held with no bond. montgomery county investigators are asking for the public's help after the disturbing sexual assault of a 20-year-old woman with a cognitive learning disability. sam sweeney is in rockville with why police believe there may be more victims. sam: it's the most disturbing of crimes. police say this 23-year-old waldorf man sexually assaulted a 20-year-old mentally disabled woman. >> this 20-year-old female is a woman who functions at the level of the middle schooler. sam: the two chatted on the dating website plenty of fish and agreed to meet in a rockville home back in february. that's when police say giddings made his move. >> after the assault, he took her computer tablet on the way out. sam: the victim told a staff member at a county program she attends. they notified police. now montgomery county investigators believe there m be more victims

. >>> other news now a stafford county man charged with murdering his 11-month old foster child by placing him in a scalding hot water bath is expected in court. david marcussen is charged with murder. the incident took place on new year's day. little ka'ron playson was rushed to the hospital suffering burns to his face, his neck and his torso. the baby died a month later. marcussen was indicted last friday and he turned himself in. >>> new this noon, a lanham man has been arrested for allegedly killing his girlfriend's infant son. 29-year-old joshua riley is accused of killing the 23-month- old on april 9. officers were called to the hospital to investigate a report of child abuse. it revealed the victim's mother had come home from work earlier that day and found her son unresponsive. bradley lives at the home and is in a romantic relationship with the mother. that child died april 15. >>> charles severance is due in court today after a judge did indeed rule he was fit to stand trial. he is accused of shooting three prominent alexandria residents oaf the past decade. severance' lawyers fi

the donations will be shared between fairfax, stafford and prince william county. more than 20 thourgs,000 cars used the skregs lanes on donation day. >>> taxes are due in intotwo weeks! what you need to do if you need more time. >> and we also sanu information coming to light about the co-pilot who crashed the germanwings flight into the mountain. why the parent company now says he was allowed to fly despite a depression scare. >>> and taking a live look outside right now tom kierein says we should see warmer temperatures by the end of the week. he'll tell us when on your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> we're learning new developments about the co-pilot who crashed a plane killing all 150 people on board in the french alps. lufthansa, the parent company, says it knew six years ago that andreas lubitz suffered from severe depression. the company says he wrote this e-mail in 2009 to the flight training school in order to resume training after dropping out. the statement does not address how the company followed up with lubitz. >>> closing arguments in the boston

this is the lightning down toward stafford west side of i-95. don't see any hail in it right now but we do know the winds could gust to 40 or 50 miles per hour and also rainfall rates over an inch per hour. all the storms are now moving northeast at about 40, 40 miles per hour. headed also toward lorton. headlines, trying to watch until 10:00. lower your umbrella, secure loose objects like garbage can lids, recycle bins, get them inside. storms will taper to showers about 10 a.m. the threat of severe weather will end pretty early. breezy and mild tomorrow. pretty good shape tomorrow once these storms pass. by 9:00, showers and storms in frederick. showers and storms possible in to southern maryland. i wouldn't get too hung up on the exact location of where these storms are. things are pretty microscale. please be advised. you could have a severe thunderstorm or tornado until 9:00 or 10:00. mild though. temperatures holding in the 60s by 10:00 then only dropping in to the 50s overnight. 58 at 7:00. 60 at 9:00. 64 at 11:00 and 66 at 1:00 with a lo

and another storm to the north of galloway heading to beach haven and stafford. you'll see brief heavy downpour there is. this is the line of the greatest concern. this is the line of storms to give us severe weather later this afternoon. that's why we have issued a first alert weather day for today. showers and thunderstorms and late this afternoon early this evening a possibility of severe weather rolling through the area. but by tomorrow we're clearing out. the sunshine is showing us 66 degrees after a morning low of 44. and a nice warm up. less windy for sunday 67 degrees sunday afternoon. on monday, even warmer, a nice day with a high of 70 degrees. then a chance for wet weather late tuesday and wednesday with temperatures coming down into the 60s for thursday. we'll be right back. >>> nbc 10's first alert weather is tracking severe weather off to the west. this system will bring us bumpy weather just after noon. we are in for possible thunderstorms, lightning and maybe some hail. meteorologist bill henley is back with a look at the timing and when to watch

to make everything wet across the nearby suburbs in fairfax county, loudoun, prince william, and stafford. and then in montgomery county prince george county light rain. sprinkles in the district of columbia. that stretches into howard frederick, pan handle of west virginia. these batches of light rain are tracking off to the east. and it will be moving through over the next hour or so. here is new timing on the rest of the day. by 10:00 this morning maybe a few more showers. especially to the south the area in the green. by noontime a few sprinkles may be around. have the umbrella handy. most be south of the metro area. the rest of the afternoon just a few spotty showers that's our hashtag for the day. spotty showers toward the bay. by late afternoon maybe a few showers perhaps a rumble of thunder especially in the highlands north and west of the metro area by late afternoon. an umbrella day. 50s and low 60s across most of the region. we'll stay this way for another few hours. occasional light rain through the rest of the day. off and on not constant. have the umbrella handy. mild aftern

px stafford >> clerk: i would like to call roll call. >>[call of the roll] >> yellow corn and with us is the chief of police and directors director of office citizens >> commissioner good evening everyone and welcome to the april 15, 2015 meeting of the police commission. it's nice to see folks here good thank you for taking the time to be with us. we love on agenda tonight. some interesting items would please call the 1st light on. >> clerk: general public, and the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear in tonight's agenda or the jurisdiction of the commission. the speaker showed us the remarks to the commission as a whole and not the individual commissioners departments or -- personnel. the police commissioner during public comment the police [inaudible] are required to respond to questions presented by the public may provide a brief response. individual commissioners and personnel should refrain however for mentioning entering into debates were discussion with the speakers. this evening we h

everything in and out of town there, not having any issues. 95 in virginia as you're headed out offof stafford completely clear. listen to wtop when you hop in your car for the latest on traffic. and 66 at 50 eastbound, westbound, rolling along nicely. back at 5:01. >>> a soldier missing since the korean war gets the burial he deserves. how a virginia town is honoring a prisoner of war. >>> dress, tux, limo no we're not talking about a wedding. how much families are expected to shell out for prom. >>> welcome back. a soldier who had been missing since the korean war is coming home. richmond times dismatch reports lindslockett's remains will be thrown to rich mopped. lockett died in a prisoner of war camp in 1951 a year after he was captured. a memorial service will be held on saturday. >>> vcu a moving forward to find ways to fight obesity and diabetes. the richmond times reports the school is building metabolic chamber to conduct several studies on temperature and body fat. researchers are focused on the two types of fat, the brown fat which reps regulate body temperature and burns more energ

i think that will be a losing proposition. 74 in stafford now and 73 in woodbridge. 71 in landover. lows this morning in the lower 50's and now we're looking at the pollen and that's high once again. no surprise for tree pollen, again, oak and mulberry the main offenders. a little bit of rain will go a long way to wash the pollen out of the air and get it down to the ground. with rain and more sunshine the pollen will jump up again. here's the numbers across the board, lower 70's and lots of mid to upper 60's around the area. because of the cloud cover, we don't expect to see much more of a rise in temperatures through the afternoon hours. doppler radar shows showers, most of it off to the west. in fact, we think that's where a lot of it will be for the next 36 hours or so as winds come off the atlantic and push the moisture up the mountains. they tend to have the rainfall enhanced. larger area of rain to the southeast right now over the lower bay, southeast virginia and eastern north carolina. some of it heavy and some thunderstorms and i think all of that will continue to stay sou