there's the newest scan, waldorf and middletown road. in terms of the potential for the tornado, i'll zoom back out a little bit. there's probably the best place for it right there. we are looking at la plata between la plata and waldorf where i see the most possible rotation so south of 228 and down 5. so please take this seriously. warnings mean things are happening. anytime we issue a warning or a warning is issued by the weather service, it means take action. okay? immediately. a watch is favorable. need to take action immediately with a warning. this is your tornado warning until 7:00 7:00 -- 7:30 and you have the warning off north. in terms of just to the northern waldorf we will zoom back out and we have a severe thunderstorm everywhere. one to the north that has crossed over i-270. this is the one we showed you earlier with hail. that's across i-270 and this is a storm that is producing the possible tornado and notice back to the west, wind chester and charlottesville there is more storms. so we are not done. obviously we are focu

it's to the north of where a possible tornado would be, south of waldorf. we have seen hail reported the size of tennis balls. tennis ball size hail will dent your car, breakthrough the windshield, potentially. please be careful. this is moving toward route 5. the tornado warning is untilg 7:00 here or until 7:30, another 15 minutes, just to the north. if there was a tornado, it would be right in this area, right in this nodule we are looking at around this region as it makes its way to the south and east. heads up around bryce. this is billingsly road here. put this in motion, you can see 7:16 around bryce. in bryce you have two, moves on in. a lot of people say it sounds like a freight train coming through. don't wait for that sound. get inside right now. stay inside. this is just south of waldorf. extremely large hail associated with the storm. more storms toward fairfax county. they are starting to drop hail. we are looking atmore hail to the south and west. not even close to being done with this. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 tonight

to stay at the waldorf. here is video from you in 2008, and your wife, in the u.n. apartment when you were the ambassador from abc and terry moran. >> it is an incredible part of ambassador's life. the apartment at the waldorf, which we toured with khalilzad and his wife. dog, thea nice little getlem is he can easily stepped on. >> in this elegant home, filled with american art and family treasures, prominently displayed, you find a memento of zalmay khalilzad's previous service. mr. khalilzad: that was a machine gun that belongs to saddam hussein. they presented it to me as a token of their appreciation for my service in iraq. host: $60,000 per month, that obviously got your attention. is it worth it for this country to spend that kind of money? mr. khalilzad: i would have preferred that we had taken a beautiful townhouse that is one of the wealthy, and new yorkers wanted to give to the united states to be used by the u.n. ambassador, but the state department, in its wisdom, rejected that, thinking the maintenance and security cost would be, perhaps, significant, b

stay at the waldorf. here's some video of you in 2008 with your wife and in apartment when you are the ambassador. from abc and terry moran. [video clip] >> it is an incredible part of ambassador's life. >> home sweet home. >> the apartment at the waldorf, which we toured with khalilzad and his wife. >> who is this? >> he is a nice little dog, the problem is he can easily get stepped on. >> in this elegant home, filled with american art and family treasures, prominently displayed, you find a memento of zalmay khalilzad's previous service. [end video clip] brian: what was that on the wall? mr. khalilzad: that was a machine gun that belonged to saddam hussein. the u.s. armed forces, the command in baghdad, they presented it to me as a token of their appreciation for my service in iraq. brian: $60,000 per month, that obviously got your attention. is it worth it for this country to spend that kind of money? mr. khalilzad: i would have preferred that we had taken a beautiful townhouse that is one one of the wea

in march of 1971, he was offered a two-week engagement at the waldorf-astoria in manhattan. . shaw: he had so much music in him, it's no way he could have lived and not played. one of the worst experiences i had with him-- i did the last 3 weeks with him, and we were at the empire room at the waldorf-astoria. and the doctor--he'd been in intensive care-- the doctor told him, said, "louis, don't do it. you can't do it." louis said, "well, i got a contract. i got to do it. my fans." and they...had to help him... on. [sighs] [voice cracking] they... they had to help him on and off. [sighs] [birds singing] narrator: in the early morning hours of july 6, 1971, louis armstrong-- the most important figure in the history of jazz-- died at his home in queens. jacobs: and oscar cohen called and said, "phoebe, pops is gone." [voice shaking] uh... my heart broke... but i guess i knew, in the flash of that moment, that louis would never die, because louis was a spirit. he was a spirit. inasmuch as he encompassed my life, i know he must have touched on millions of people. wynton marsalis:

two weeks agomen bank -- en banc -- they already bought the waldorf-astoria hotel. a lot of chinese entrepreneurs need to keep talent, keep brands. so a company called club med, they built the largest -- bought the largest insurance company in portugal x. then the chairman went missing for a couple of days, and we don't know why still. it's interesting. we heard about, like, the relationship between the government and the private sector and companies like there's kind of a glass ceiling. if china gov-to-gov relations with the rest of the world, for example, southeast asia, are not great, how does that help companies? alibaba just bought an e-commerce platform there, and yet the chinese government is having lots of friction with those areas because of maritime issues. so it's all very interesting. [laughter] so i have 12 chapters in the book, but chapter 13 is the most interesting, but i just couldn't write it because it's happening all the time. okay. i think that's a cue to, like, wrap this up. so i'm happy to have you here, including friends i haven't seen for many

you can see around the waldorf area. this storm now moving off towards the east. in through arlington county, in through alexandria, waldorf, the severe thunderstorm warning has just been issued. most likely issued through at least the 7:00 hour. heads up around mount vernon. we'll continue to keep you posted on these. this is a pretty good storm system right here. guys? we'll be right back. >>> now at 6:30, a college student murdered. her housemate on trial. tonight, the emotional testimony the jury is hearing. >>> one day before a federal meeting on last year's deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza. >>> a not so clean getaway. >> when i got upstairs and we figured it out, it was gone. >>> you have probably heard about that lawsuit against starbucks over too much ice in the ff lawyers are saying a university of mary washington student killed his housemate. >> the victim grace mann was a popular student activist on the fredericksburg campus. julie carey has today's dramatic testimony. >> reporter: holly tearfully recalling what started as a beautiful spring day o

it's been sitting here developing and redeveloping around the waldorf area and just south of waldorf through the portion of charles county and that's the only chance of a shower, really. hour by hour tomorrow and mostly dry and an isolated shower and 85 degrees by 4:00 and much better chance of rain on friday and some thunderstorms and the best chance of rain on sunday with a cold front and that will give us a chance for thunderstorm activity during the day and not a washout, tho looking okay. somebody in sports, i think it's rol cama stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, elp. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bil

they honored me last year at the waldorf astore ya. i knew them. i was going to give to three groups, and we couldn't vet them quickly enough. so if you look at that number, the marine corps law enforcement foundation is a fabulous group. and i didn't have to go through a big vet aring process with them because -- vetting process with them because i was going to split the million dollar check up among three or four different groups, and in the end i just didn't want to go through the process of having to vet all those different groups. >> [inaudible] >> because i wanted to make this out of the goodness of my heart. i didn't want to do this with the press is all involved and all of a all of a sudden everybody's going who did it go to, how much was it. we gave -- look, when this started, i think you were there. i said if we could raise a million dollars, that would be good. and we ended up raising almost six million. and i'm going to have more coming in over a period of time -- >> don't you believe you should be accountable to people? >> oh, i'm total

if northeast towards leesburg and the one towards waldorf in the southeast and then this storm north of fairfax is moving essentially to the northeast. so tons of warnings are still out. right now we don't have any tornado warnings out. yes, jan? >> i got a question from a viewer here. they are asking about the lightning because they are seeing a lot of strikes. how bad is the lightning on the radar showing. >> lightning is bad. i will take everything off. it is not crazy bad but there are the strikes if it is a white strike it is newer. there is pretty good lightning out towards aldi and you go out 50 with that storm and the storm in tyson, a fair amount of lightning. i have seen more but a fair amount of lightning. >> do you think the system that is coming from the west, you said that there was another system that you are watching, how quickly is the system coming towards us and how dangerous is that situation looking right now? >> let on. the ones on i-81, not crazy severe but we will probably see severe thunderstorm warnings popped on them i would think. there is still stuff in w

we are going to spend you off to the waldorf for a day of pampering and you're going to leave your preciousandle it? >> we're going to find out what it's like to live in your shoes. >> that's the queue. >> this is all you need today. >> i've never done anything like this before. >> hi guys. >> came in at lunchtime so it's time to get started. >> here we go guys. >> hello. i nominated you for mom's day out. we're going to have a full day at the spa. it's going to be amazing. >> welcome ladies. >> come on in. >> i wonder what bobby is doing back at the house. >> it's okay. >> both at once. >> i'm going to get you. >> success. one, two, three. >> you helped daddy out. that's pretty cool. >> i never have a day for myself. i don't ever get to sit down and talk and have a meal. >> this is a great mother's day. thank you. >> ready? >> tommy. this is definitely a two woman job. i don't know how she does this by herself. >> i got to get these guys out and back in. >> i'm so happy you're back. >> james was amazing. he was there all day long. i don't know how you do this. so we want to make sure that

weatherperson: severe weather is south of the metro area and there is moderate rain from waldorf to theomac river. past couple, in the of minutes, the national weather service has issued a tornado warning and this is in the middle peninsula. easthis storm is moving and we have seen the phenomenon many times during the severe weather season with storms going a little stronger.

they honored me last year at the waldorf astoastoria. i knew them. i was going to give them to three companies or three groups and we couldn't vet them quickly and so we gave them to the marine. if you look at that number, the marine corps law enforcement foundation is a fabulous group and i didn't have to go through a big vetting process with them because i was going to split the million dollar checkup among three or four different groups. in the end i just didn't want to go through the process of having to vet all those different groups. >> why do you resent just the verification process that is natural? >> because i wanted to make this out of the goodness of my heart. i didn't want to do this with the press is all involved. then we said who it went to. how much was it. we gave -- look, when this started, i think you were there. i said if we could raise a million dollars, that would be good and we ended up raising almost $6 million. i'm going to have more coming in over a period of time. >> don't you believe you should be accountable to the people?

to stay at the waldorf. here's some video from you in 2008 and your wife in the u.n.partment you were ambassador from abc. incredible work of the ambassador's life. the apartment at the waldorf, which we toured with his wife. >> he was at the reception. he can easily get stepped on. >> in this elegant home filled with american art and personal family treasures come a prominently displayed, you find a memento of his previous service. host: what was that on the wall? mr. khalilzad: that was a machine gun that belonged to saddam hussein. it was given to me as a token of appreciation for my service in iraq. $60,000 a month obviously got your attention. is it worth it to spend that kind of money? mr. khalilzad: i would prefer that we would have taken a someonel townhouse that has given to the united states to be used by the u.s. ambassador. the state department in its wisdom rejected that. nowun's secretary-general lives in that house offered to the u.s.. it is quite expensive. one reason he said i should take the u.n. job is he referred to the accommodation, saying his fa

sticke are, monday, 5:30, with me, most of the still, fredericksburg, leonardtown, waldorf, lingering showers. the driest weather is right about midmorning. some breaks in the cloud cover, but a little bit of sunshine climbs into the atmosphere, giving us pop up showers and thunderstorms, right around lunchtime. if you leave the office to grab some food, take the umbrella with you. into the evening, that fades out, but 9:30 still some rain around d.c. tomorrow, sotown few are going to the game, keep that in mind. sunshine tuesday, sticking around wednesday. along with the sunshine, warmer temperatures. 54 washington tomorrow morning, 52 culpeper, 50 winchester, 51 frederick, 55 annapolis. not too chilly, but that is when we have the drier weather. to the south. we dry out. lunchtime, the rain moves back andkeep the umbrella handy, the clouds takeover, scattered rain and thunderstorms into the drive home. week, this is when we have the high-pressure just where we need it, the hot weather moves in. the temperatures in the mid to upper 80's by thursday and friday. the good news is, the w

involved in working through the corporations although the marines, they honored me last year at the waldorf-astoria i knew them. i was going to give it to three companies were three groups and we couldn't that them quickly so i gave it to the marine and if you look at that number , the marine corps law enforcement foundation is a fabulous group. and i didn't have to go through a big vetting process with them because i was going to slip the million-dollar check of the gun among three or four different groups and in the end i didn't want to go through the process of having to bet all those different groups . i wanted to make this out of the goodness of my heart. i didn't want to do this with the press and all of a sudden everybody's going where did it go, who did it go to? we said how much was it? we gave, look, when this started i think you were there. i said if we can raise million dollars that would be good and we end up raising almost 6 million and i'm going to have more coming in over a period of time. >> don't you believe you should be accountable to people? >> i'm totally accountable but i did

two weeks ago, almost -- they are developed the waldorf astoria hotel that nobody seems to justify. there's a lot of money sloshing around china. there is also a sense that they need to keep talent and keep brands. another company built the largest insurance company and the chairman went missing for a couple days and we don't know why still. so it's interesting. so we heard about the relationship between government and private sector companies. this kind of a glass ceiling. for example, southeast asia are not great. how does that help companies? alibaba santa billion dollars this week by an e-commerce platform there. and yet the chinese government is having lots of friction but there's areas. it's all very interesting. i have 12 chapters in the book or chapter 13 is the most interesting. it is happening all the time. i think that faq to wrap this up. i am happy to have you here, including friends i have been for many years and i'm happy to sign and stay in touch. find me on the beach at. duncan clark.com. [applause] >> he will be signing a rehear with their purchase. [inaudible] [lau

the st. charles town center? waldorf. carter is 6'4" and wears glasses as you see. carter is under a doctor's care and relatives tell us he needs his medicine. >>> just into the live desk, we just got a joint statement from the u.s. and vietnam this president obama lift s a decade old u.s. arms ban on the country. take a look at video out of some of those meetings. the two nation saying that they will work on resolving issues that still stem from the vietnam war. president obama defending lifting that pan which means the say of lethal weapons and equipment can take place when this comes to the country. now, by saying it will be able to happen, he is saying it will be done on a case by case basis and it will all depend on vietnam's commitment to human rights. back to you. >>> 6:04. multiple countries including the united states are scouring the mediterranean, the search is on to find the black boxes from egyptair flight teries run out. it's still not clear why the plane crashed, but investigators have said that there was some kind of catastrophic event. the u.s. navy

weatherperson: severe weather is south of the metro area and there is moderate rain from waldorf to the potomac river. past couple, in the of minutes, the national weather service has issued a tornado warning and this is in the middle peninsula. easthis storm is moving and we have seen the phenomenon many times during the severe weather season with storms going a little stronger. a lot of rain. there is not much lightning locally. however, there are a few more cells we are keeping an eye on right now and there are portions of washington county and it stretches to northern frederick. wewill track all of these as go through the evening and it will tend to be a bit smaller. we are in a smaller pattern with little hill reports in areas that we will keep an eye on and we will keep you up-to-date with the information down south. in the meantime, it is about the rain in many parts of the area. that is the latest from the weather center. we have breaking news from northwest washington, d.c. there is a shooting on illinois avenue. the police says the man is gravely injured and is now at the hosp

they honored me last year at the waldorf-astoria. i knew them. i was going to give it to three companies or three groups and we couldn't vet them quickly and so i gave it to the marines. if you look at that number, the marine corps law enforcement foundation is a fabulous group, and i didn't have to go through a big vetting process with them because i was going to split the million dollar check up among three or four different groups and in the end i just didn't want to go through the process of having to vet all those different groups. >> just the verification process -- >> i wanted to make this out of the goodness of my heart. i didn't want to do this where the pregnancy is involvss is in. then we said who it went to. how much was it? we gave -- look, when this started, i think you were there, i said if we could raise $1 million that would be good. and we ended up raising almost $6 million and i'm going to have more coming in over a period of time. >> but don't you believe you should be accountable to the people? >> i'm totally accountable but i

they honored me last year at the waldorf astoria. i didn't want to do this where the press is all involved. we went to. then we said how much it was. you this started i think were there. i said we could raise a million dollars. we ended up raising almost $6 million. and we will have more coming in over a. of time. i didn't want to have credit for it. when i got was worsening credit. they were questioning me. most of that money went out very early just so you understand. vetted when you pay the money out you need government documentation. we need to find out is a good group. i had people reviewing statistics and numbers. also people from the military to find out whether the group was deserving of the money. we are given to groups that are unbelievable groups. i wish you could hear the phone calls and see the letters. i am happy to do it. i didn't want credit for it but was very unfair that the press said about us. when i raise money for the veterans and it is a massive amount of money find out how much hillary clinton has done for the

the highest ones came down around waldorf, that the where we had report of baseball size hail in saint charles, close to three inches in diameter. remarkable. hail reports north of the district. interesting storm seemed to split on the two side of the district. there's ping-pong size. hail was huge part of the story, earlier we have water rescues ongoing across silver spring and montgomery county that's where we have our sarah simmons live this evening. >> reporter: flash flooding was a big issue in montgomery county. they call it for a reason because within minutes it can go up and engulf a car and within minutes it can be completely gone. that's really the case here. in newport mill road. this area did have high standing water. and was creating an issue about an hour or so ago. we're between 9:00 and 10:00 and montgomery county fire and ems public information officer did say that between 9:00 and 10:00 tonight they had more than a dozen water rescues and issues with that. he said that firefighters responded to most who were able to evacuate those. other people were able to self evacu

the developing story tonight. brad? brad: this is a setting. country road near waldorf. pan across the street, you can see the car coming out of the gated community. side. this is where a.t.f. agents say they found evidence of that illegal activity. according to the federal criminal complaint, postal inspectors intercepted a shipment of illegal explosive high caliber ammunition on its way to this man. 30-year-old caleb bailey. that touched off an investigation. and when federal agents raided bailey's gated 75-acre property, sources say they found dozens of illegal machine guns and ammunition including grenades and even tear gas. all of that hidden in a subterranean fortified room under his home seen in this google earth image. additional searching sources say led agents to what appeared to be a casino. including poker tables and slot machines. a.t.f. special agent says the agents also found reason to charge bailey with child pornography. >> service to the warrant on may 5 led to

charles town center in waldorf. theharles county sheriff's office says it's identified the two suspects. now deputies are trying to find 23-year-old alexis prison and a 17-year-old girl both from d.c. detectives say they recovered some of the stolen clothes. >>> what caused that deadly amtrak crash that killed 8 people in philadelphia? today the ntsb ruled the probable cause was driver distraction. the safety board says the veteran engineer with an unblemished record was distracted die reports of somebody throwing rocks at trains. >> the best we could come up with was that he was distract from this phone call -- excuse me, this radio conversation about the damaged train and forgot where he was. >> there's more. now, the ntsb chair says he is very confident postponed a mandate that all railroads install a safety system called positive train control or ptc. it would have automatically slowed that train as the engineer throttled it up to 106 miles an hour into a curve where the speed limit was only 50. >>> this is one pers

the beginning. >> that's me. >> dillon mccabe native american roots ran deep in a place like waldorf. >> 1% of the student body and my brother and i make up a lot of that. >> i had a top of people come up to me and like e. oh, i didn't realize native americans still existed. >> ever proud o she'll wear a ceremony dress when they graduates high school. >> sent to me specific for graduation. >> just as important her mock sins the same she wore during a four day coming of age ritual when 11 you. >> run three times a day at day break noon and dusk. >> walking a cross the graduation stage has proven more difficult. the principal at dillon's school says the mock sins violate the dress code. students should wear black shoes. >> it shouldn't have come to this. >> dillon's mom got involved and shouldn't meet with no students. >> it should have been no brai brainier type of situation. >> they posted a petition on change.org it has more than 12 1200 signatures and they're doing everything they can to sway the district on this decision. >> it means a lot. >> far from a fashion statement this clothing is sacred. >> this is

the southeast. bethesda, clinton, waldorf, very, very light. this is spotty. just sprinkles right now. a better chance of isolated showers into areas of west virginia eastbound through. the fast mover, so kicking up wind. it's going to stay breezy throughout the day tomorrow. the shower chance ending at 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. it's going to be chilly first thing tomorrow morning with the wind kicking up. again, breezy throughout the day. showers coming into the area, moving through, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 a.m. then the clouds clear. we get the sunshine. it's going one of the best days with bright sky, sunshine and warm weather that we have had in almost two weeks around here. the high, 73. clearing, breezy. we start out 58, 59. lunchtime, by the time we get to 6:00, 7:00 in the evening, our temperatures drop to 68 degrees. monday, right now, back to school, 30% chance of passing showers. the best chance of that will be smack dab in the mid part of the day, around lunchtime. 72, that temperature on monday with clouds moving through. there's a look at tuesday, the coolest day. next week, mid-60

it looks like a lot of rain and most of this is staying toks the sof uth of d.c. you can see waldorfplatala charles county.s down here in south andouth southeast this is where allherel the heaviest of the activity is. nothing this heavy in the city y but again continue to track off to the west and to the southwest, soute kind of moving from the northeast. not unheard of but it'sunhe unusual for rain to move in mov this direction but we're all sitting on this western edgetern of a big area of low pressure.we we'll talk more about that.e ab full forecast is coming up.ominu right now it's time forker runee to tell us how we get to workgeo on this monday morning.onday org hey, erin.y, >> on-time traffic brought to t you by toyota. visit buy a toyota.com fora. special offers. off >> gary must have had his coffee already. a he hasn't called me erin e commute once yet.e taking a look at your traffic.rc plenty of green on your map.ourm things are quiet on the beltway through largo. outer loop looking good as you approach 50.ch inner loop quiet into quiet alexandria and cross thess wilson bri

he was -- the gentleman was michael, who is the former executive pastry chef of the waldorf astoria.e washing dishes. >> you've come full circle. you have a webcast that compines heavy metal and cooking. >> yes. it's been a lot of fun. it came together very organically. i was kind of this big groupie, hey, mr. ben, would you like some food? you know, unfortunately a lot of bands don't eat well on the road when they're touring. it's a tough lifestyle. i just invited them to the restaurant. if they couldn't come to the restaurant, i'd bring them the food. if snowballed. i going to play justin bieber. as i hands you this dish, if you could have this meal with any person past or present, who would that person be? >> wow. good question. i've thought about this type of question before. i would probably have it with my younger self. >> that's a very interesting one. >> i would have it with my younger self before i went to china because i went to china not knowing what to expect, not knowing what it would turn me into, not knowing what i'd walk away with. i would like that person not to be i

the south of oldtown. that will move more southeasterly toward la plata and waldorf. the waldor so it's going to idea.ssible with sue c we should i into the 0 toght, crazy heavy. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. by 7:00 in the morning, most of the showers manassas southward down 95, i wouldn't get too hung up. >> i 10:00, still showers. la plata, only 58 downtown. only 56 in silver spring in bowie. a few breaks in the clouds. by 66 downlooking at temperatures in the low 60s. the next seven days, temperatures in the mid-70s. if you are interested in the derby, a slight chance of a thunderstorm in louisville at 82 tomorrow. >>> now wusa 9 game-on sports with kristin bussette brought to you by xfinity. >> for yes old. now the lacrosse in colle. thisleeeout they are quadruplets. >> people don't believe us like, wait, you are all born on the same day? yep that's it. >> our friends are like, no, they are really quadruplets. >> the refs will ask is she your sister? i'll say yeah, we are quadruplets. they are mind blown. >> we grew up playing lacrosse together. >> i think every coach that coached us

the area with rain. a couple of areas of moderate showers south and east of waldorf. those are lifting northward. get used to a pattern that is going to be dictated by a front that will stay in the neighborhood. it's a good thing we should stay on the warm side of the front. rather than the northern extreme. rain is in the forecast and as far as the timing of it, just about anytime through the day sc out about 66. the next seven days to see if there's any dryness. we will see what we can do for you. .ummy: a developing story now the man accused in the deadly shooting spree heading to court in montgomery county. police say eulalio tordil killed three people and sat down for lunch for police caught him in a dramatic sting. case as ateps in this community continues to mourn. willter: eulalio tordil have his initial arraignment inside iraq courtroom in about one hour. we have been talking to folks courtroom inde a about one hour. this is where claudine a mulino was gunned down. you can see the memorial has been growing for her. a the street you have the sunoco across from connecticut avenue where the

down on the south fredericksburg still on the mild side at 59. did you see waldorf? looks good tonight on the michael and son weather camera. 61 degrees officially. winds are northwest at 7 with the dry air that we're talking about with those dew points in the lower 30s. humidity only 35%. the highs the next couple of days as we've got a front, which will be nearby. that will be one thing we don't want if we want nice in but tomorrow 67 at dc and 85 in raleigh. and as we head towards tuesday, not much difference. there's a good deal of warmth. 80s, 90s in texas. but it's not moving here for the first part of the week. we may get a little warmer by thursday and friday and still 70 as opposed to the 80s and e across the country, still watching that big broad storm spinning over western colorado with some snow and the higher elevations. this set up though in the plains would help severe weather get going. that's why we're looking at the severe thunderstorms in nebraska, kansas, with some tornadoic thunderstorms earlier. the cloudiness that you'll see out to the west will

waldorf at about 6:16. okay. we'll talk about the futurecast. notice by 9:00, the heavy shield and really the extended coverage kind of stopped. by 11:00, upper 40s to mid- 50s. by morning, a couple of showers here and there. a lot of clouds to start. we've got temperatures in upper 40s in thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictabxpbusiness. it's reliable. >>> brace yourself. disruptions are coming to metro after a dig itself out. >> it's coming to the other sore just as quick. sustainable schedule. president obama 's other exampl investment made for the country's infrastructure. it provides money for tixing and airports. tentnalldrove into the restaurant and rselulled him fr burning suv and tended to others hurt. police charged him with several charges and more are pending. >>> police say the bus driver was at fault in a fairfax county school bus collision with a county police car on april 7 in spring field. the bus was returning with dozens of students who'd been on a field trip. police have now cited the bus driver for failing to y

i will rethink the numbers at 11 but for now, we will go 78 tomorrow downtown and 75 in gaithersburg and 76 in silver spring and 75 in fairfax and down towards waldorf temperatures in the mid-70s. we will come back and we have a cold front and we will give you the critical hours of the showers and storm and what part of the week you can make plans for. >>> your chance to win a brand new mercedes benz on us. tune into wakeup washington tomorrow. 6:00 in the morning to find out how you can >> police in loudoun county are hoping a brand new tool will help them solve a cold case. this is a company that uses dna database and algorithm to generate pictures of what the suspect could look like. in 1987, the sheriff's department says man abducted and raped a girl and the case was cold but new hopes of finding the attacker. >> we are looking at potential suspects in this. we have been able to show that composite to a victim in this case. and so we are working through all of the di that we have to as part of an investigation and we are hoping that this takes us to where we want to go. >> this is fascinating. sheriff chapman is asking if you know the person at

the heaviest activity still is. down toward prince frederick and mechanicsville. waldorf, you're getting out of the intense rainfall. just light rainfall left. but this is going to push eastward and eventually across the bay in the next 45 minutes. that said, yellow weather alert tonight. showers and then early thunderstorms tonight. storms are possible until about 10:00 p.m., i would say. then yellow weather alert tomorrow and thursday. for showers. not so much for thunderstorms but showers. both commutes could be wet tomorrow. so 10:00 tonight. just light showers. upper 50s, low 60s. and we'll take an umbrella if you're walking the dog tonight bye 6:00 -- by 6:00, light showers. by 9:00, we're still in the 50s. and by lunchtime, we're back up to around 60 to 61 degrees with light activity. temps don't move enough at all tomorrow. day planners, showers, light rain or drizzle. 59 by 11:00. and 61 by 1:00 p.m. yep. rain and showers thursday. yellow weather alert, 59. we'll probably have to issue yellow weather alert for friday. next seven days. weekend okay. couple of show

the chance? it won't be waldorf or quantico, how about frederick and winchester. tch what happens tomorrow afternoon, nothing going on but this is when the heat develops. watch what happens with the storms, developing over the mountains. 6:30, we are still dry. tomorrow evening, here's a couple of storms. they rumble to the north and west of i-95. and then they are about out of here. i think we will get the nationals game in tomorrow night, no problem. it will be a good one for that but rather hot tomorrow. temperatures on friday also hot. biking forecast, it is warm. i'd go early tomorrow. 67, nice around 8 a.m., perfect at noon and then after that could be the first 90 day day of the year. 91 fredericksburg. up to 8 frederick , maryland. the next couple of days, 90 tomorrow, 89 on friday. 30% chance of storms. most of us are dry on thursday and friday. 89 on friday with more humidity and that's going to create a heat index in the low 90s. 87 on saturday. more cfortable on saturday. sunday looking good for most people. 85 degrees, a slight chance of a storm. if yo

they honored may last year at the waldorf astoria. i knew them. give it to three groups said we couldn't do them quickly, so i gave it to the marines. if you look at that number, the marine corps law enforcement foundation is a fabulous group and i didn't have to go three big vetting process with an because i was going to split the million dollars check among three or four different groups than in the end i just didn't want to go through the process of having to bet all those different groups. [inaudible] >> i didn't want to do this with the press involved. all of a sudden. all of a sudden never once has worded echo, who did it go too? then we said how much was it. we gave -- but, when this started, i think you were there. if we could raise a million dollars that would be good and we ended up raising him a $6 million yet i will have more coming in over a period of time. [inaudible] >> and totally accountable. but i did want to have credit for it. what i got was worse than credit because they were questioning me. by the way, most of the money went

no charges filed against the father. in waldorf, brad bell, abc7 news. leon: okay. thank you, brad. we are covering metro tonight now with new information about metro's safe track plan. that is general manager paul wi transit system on track with maintenance. much of it overdue. transportation reporter brianne carter is live in arlington with a look at the revised plan. brianne: the trains running six to eight minute as you see on the board. imagine they were running every 18 minutes or even longer. what that would do to a commute. and tonight we have learned along the orange and the silver line, riders will have to be the first one to find out. a major metro disruption, now days away for tens of thousands of rail riders. >> it will probably keep me from going downtown. >> the final version of the metro long-term maintenance and repair plan starts with two weeks of round-the-clock single tracking on the orange and the silver lines from ballston to east falls church. that work will be followed by the first of five shutdowns. starting june 18, trains will not run between eastern marke

mary's county seeing the very heavy rain, but even through waldorf, still coming down and lighter rain coming down through the rest of the air yeah. the rain's not done yet. this is one of the areas that has been hardest hit, down towards portions of st. mary's county. we're going to continue to see this rain. we have seen water rescues in and around parts of calvert county. never drive through floo here are the flood concerns. around sunder lynn, and then that flash flood warning from month come gri county goes until 12:30. numerous water rescues around the rockville area. we're not done with the rain yet. we will see more develop over our area, but the severe weather is out of here. we talked about the hail. and b.j., we saw two distinct storms move through. these were some really big hailstones. >> really crazy sizes, 1-3-incised hail. anywhere from golf ball to baseball-sized hail, and that meant that the atmospheric conditions were prime for the strong updrafts, 70-mile-per-hour winds and that meant the hail was falling fast. take a look at this picture, rockville, 1 1/2 to 3-inci

. >> reporter: from the beginning her native american roots have run deep even in a place like waldorfhe's very much in the minority. >> about 1% of the student bodyt i know my brother and eye make-up a lot of that. i've had a ton of people come ul to me, i didn't realize native americans still existed.te >> reporter: proud of her heritage, she'll wear a ceremonial dress when shehen graduates high school this week. >> specific for graduate u wrist just as important her mock sons the same wasn't she wore duringg a four day comin >> sny run three times a day ata day break noon and dusk. >> reporter: walking across the graduation stage has proven more difficult. the principal at till lain's school say the mock sons violate the dress cole, students are are supposed to wear black shoes. >> it shouldn't have come to this. >> reporter: till lain's mom got involved will soon meet with school leaders. this weekends the family posted a petition and change.org it hai more than 12 hundred signature's they are doing everything they can to sway the school district on this decision. d till lances far

william martin-- william franklin the fourth and another both of waldorf tied to a jewelry store robbery that led to a gun battle with police, a carjacking and a bystander shot and wounded in the leg. popular athletic clothing store. they are looking for the man who hit the store tonight. the shop is known for yoga gear and it is not clear what the suspect took. >> did you buy a lottery ticket? >> we are about to show you the numbers for to >>> an emotional group of veterans for good prevented-- visited our nation's capital. >> photojournalist and our service dog in training have the privilege of going along for the ride. >>> this memorial north-- marked the end of a journey. >> 92 years old and this is one of the highlights of my life. i'm excited from this experience . i feel like a kid again. >> a visit that brought back their adventure began at dawn in philadelphia. >> you got a.-- it. >>> reporter: step-by-step 130 of veterans from world war ii and the korean war boarded buses down from washington. >> when you look to be 96 you've seen and done a lot and treasure every day. happenin

officers have been searching for the suspects around the clock, and today william franklin was arrested in waldorf. another man was arrested in new jersey, all as the jewelry still owner relives the horror. >> gun right here on my head. he said do you want to get killed, you want me to shoot you? i will shoot you right now. the police are praying that the police will recover his stolen merchandise so he can reopen his store. we finally cracked 80 degrees for the first time this month. we have even warmer temperatures through the next couple days come into the holiday weekend. outside right now, not a lot going on, mainly clear skies. we are falling from the 70's into the 60's. tomorrow, grab the sunglasses. you will need them from early morning into the late afternoon. high temperatures in the middle to upper 80's. if you look at the map, the hottest temperatures are just to the west of d.c., leesburg, frederick, manassas, 87, 88, upper 80's by the end of the week, the heat index clo degrees. the holiday weekend, the ups and downs, and memorial day you will likely need an umbrella. the timing of t

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