we've got some rain to the south of us in southern virginia. could that impact you for the morning commute? we're talking about rain chances coming up on the other side. >> also coming up, health concerns at a local target. part of a local store shut down? what you should know before you head out shopping this weekend. >>> the first new twist in the russia investigation. the action vice president pence is taking as theuestions pile q >>> well, temperatures right now in the low 70s, and we'll take those temperatures into the mid 80s today with added and also an added chance of showers and storms later on today. chuck's going to time out those rain chances and talk about that father's day weekend forecast all coming up. >> thanks, lauren. >>> plus, a local woman who accused bill cosby of assault now fighting for local victims of sex crimes. the changes that she says will help them find justice. >>> and i want you to hear from the victim of the beltway sniper. he's speaking up after learning the convicted killer could be released. >>> first, a loo

what's left of the rain and the storms well down to the south of us, showers way down in southern maryland towards norfolk, virginia beach, places like that. temperatures right now, 72 martinsberg, 67, cooler and drier air working into the northwest, here's how it looks. good amounts of sunshine especially in the afternoon, not so humid, not so muggy. to 87 today, 88 for high temperatures feeling not too bad. pretty warm. last day of spring, tomorrow starts summer. >>> 4:36. roads are quiet in sound maryland, looking good in fort washington clinton, problem free on upper marlboro. same story, down through scherffly. outer loop looks good. traffic on the way there in baltimore washington parkway will slow you down and quiet on wait to reagan as well as dulles, and no problems if 270 to the beltway your wide open. no issues on 15 as we keep a of the beltway. same story on 66, we'll take a look at metro next, questions erin fox 5 dc on twitter. >>> new ruling from the high court may have just made the internet even more dangerou. >>> research revealing a disturbing fact about children and guns in network >> here's a l

us, but that won't be until tomorrow morning. it will begin to move in to virginia these areas that you see in the color coming into the southern shenandoahalley around 7:00 a.m. and then it gets closer to us about 9:00 in the morning near fredericksburg, warrington. but then the area in the green right rain about 11:00 in the morning northern virginia, nearby suburbs in maryland and the district getting wet with light rain by then. and then during the rest of the afternoon, much of the rain stays to our south. the area in the yellow and orange could be moderate downpours just south and east of fredericksburg. that may move into southern matter, st. mary's county, sournl charles. but north and west, we begin to dry out and the rest of the afternoon is looking mostly dry. might get a few passing thundershowers in the monuntain. after that, we pretty much see it bringing up into the evening hours. so for the commute on monday, we'll be near 70 in and dry. then noontime and midday, those showers coming through, being we'll be in the mid-70s. upper 70s around 3:00, 4:00. by 5:00, back down to the mid-70s. just a smaller chance of a shower. of

down to the south and west, in southern virginia, that's the moisture that will keep us hot and humid around here for today and for tomorrow as well. >> a little -- still plenty hot with temperatures in the low 90 arizona each and every one of the next five days. for the fourth of july, an isolated shower mid part of the day. but it looks like it should be dry for the fireworks. breaking news in first 4 traffic. >>> good morning, chuck. we're keeping track of a major incident in the 95 e-zpass express lanes and one indication that it is a serious crash as we take a look at the camera. there you can see it's a medivac helicopter. it's on the pavement. all northbound express lanes are blocked on i-95 between woodbridge and 123. owe seengsly between the prince william parkway and 123. state police are diverting traffic off of the express lanes back in the main line highway. the crash is serious. all northbound express lanes are blocked as we await the -- as we wait for the chopper to lift off and as we wait for more information on exactly when the express lanes will reopen. here is chopp

us. there's a lot of moisture pooled up across southern virginia and western north carolina. that humidity may try to sneak in here a little bit later on today. then a little bit better chance coming up for tomorrow. a dry start today. nothing to worry about. our highest rain chances today will be along the i-81 corridor. here's future weather now. notice, not much of a rain here's 1:00 this afternoon. maybe a couple of thunderstorms up here near berkeley springs and martinsburg and winchester. that's 1:00 today. by 5:00, i think most will be fading away. notice how the rain chances never get into the d.c. metro area. as we get into tomorrow, here's 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. clouds a lot thicker tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. it doesn't look like much on future weather. but isolated storms could be on the strong sto perhaps severe side. keep that in mind. what about the fourth you ask? >> i think we'll have dry weather for the fourth of july. that is excellent news. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. the ten-day forecast coming up in a second. >>> chuck, thank you. all-day kindergarten is on the

in central and southern virginia. rain drops there. rain just about ready to move into fredericksburg. it will affect all of us before todays done i. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. when you genuinely care about the people you serve, their safety comes first. that's why we ask you to put safety first. your life could depend on it. unplug devices that you aren't using. replace worn out extension cords, too. call 811 to locate any underground lines at least two days before you dig. novec wants everyone to be safe around electricity. from safety demonstrations, to safety tips on our website, at novec, it's "safety first." >>> good morning, everybody. skies are mostly cloudy now. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s around the city. here's futu

good and the rain for most of us held off until after the weekend was over, and now you see this area of rain, in virginia, starting to move ever closer, at lee to the southernof our viewing area, so that is what, you guys will contend with down in southern delaware, southern new jersey and then there is a system that is moving out of the west, as well. so what that means is there is a chance of showers today but there will be dry slots. we might see some sunshine but this is our area of rain right now, lancaster, pennsylvania. for the rest of the day, the cloud starting to increase again after a brief period of sunshine this morning, and then possibility later on for your drive home of pop up showers and thunderstorms, you saw that rain we were talking about to the south of as you as well. we head into tuesday. here comes more rain, with us on and off throughout the day, both rush hours should be affect. now we are into wednesday, we are sock with cloud, can't rule out a shower but won't be as rainy as tuesday and then by late in the day on wednesday, skies should start to clear up. >> 65 degrees right now, 58 to the north of us but 72 down in wildwood, new

us for the attack. >>> war onter tore and things you may changes. the new law. >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. already thunderstorms here in the early morning hours down across southern west virginia. that line of sthorm chances is coming our way later on this afternoon. i'll show you future weather in a se ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for what's important tomorrow. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> 6:41 on a monday morning. a storm team 4 weather alert day. warm and breezy for now. storms start to develop as early as lunchtime today. there's a real chance for strong to severe thunderstorms in the d.c. metro even the possibility of a tornado warning may have to be issued later today. stay weather alert. ten-day forecast coming right up. >>> taking a look at the roads. chopper over inbound at the mixing bowl. the normal delays headed inbound. actuali issue there. that slowdown 270 southbound after a ban -- we have a crash reported there. beltway is okay. travel times straight ahead. >>> thanks, necessity lmelissa. >>> a plane shot down. the u.s. r

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