warren county virginia. anne arundel county and watching it for you here. >>> more than six weeks after a mary washington student's murder news 4 learns today police are looking for any threats made against her on social media. as northern virginia but owe chief julie carey reports, the focus is now on the popular social networking site y ikyak for the crime. >> reporter: speez swarntds reveal police want to know what steven vanderbreil or anyone else may have posted about grace mann. the student leader mann was killed in april. her house mate charged with the murder. news 4 is told she was given anonymous threats. >> law enforcement is welcoming at the issue. >> reporter: one of the lawyers who joined students last month to announce the filing of a title 9 complaint against the university of mary washington. it alleges administrators didn't do enough to investigate the sex-based flets. it seems police were listening. they filed these search warrant affidavits to gain access to all of the social media account

, not page this is warren county. this storm making its way very fast at about 50 miles per hour and then another storm this is the new one that we have been talking about here and look at this line that has developed. this is the same line that is bringing severe weather toward pennsylvania, now forming in our region, over jefferson county. new severe thunderstorm warning in effect for jefferson county northern loudoun county, montgomery county, frederick county. what time is it until, veronica? 6:35 tonight, as the line continues to move off to the east. this is going to be a fairly dangerous situation tonight and i want to go ahead and show you this system right here again, making its way around sandy hook and 3:40 around the casino, moving toward frederick. on this line it will come right toward the frederick area, braddock, 6:20, frederick at 6:25, down toward mount airy, 6:50. if you live in these areas, heads up, we have already seen some damage as far as trees down and power outages in parts of the region we w

shenandoah warren county severe thunderstorm warning. we could see more. we'll have it for you at 5:00. >>> it will now cost you more to visit great falls park in mclain. a pedestrian 3-day pass is $5. the fee for vehicles is $10 and the annual pass goes up to $30. >>> police have made a pretty quick arrest of a shooting at a park in maryland. a day after, police say the shooter has confessed. prince georges county bureau chief has new information of what happened moments before someone started shooting. >> reporter: a suspect is in custody after a quadruple shooting in prince georges county happening in springdale an now police say it was the result of a shootout between two men. this is what we know so far. police say 21-year-old jeremy williams was in an argument with 21-year-old alonzo lloyd when the two took out guns and exchanged gun fire striking two other people one man was grazed. another person was shot and still in the hospital. police took lloyd into custody. charging him with the shooting. williams was shot and killed in this exchange of gun f

that includes warren county again until 5:45. hail already been reported in that storm so we know it has hail and strong gusting winds but look at these storms in the last 20 minutes this storm popped up at d.c. between sort of national and old town and this is going to affect we think the ballpark at 7:00 game tonight. the heavy rain from d.c. down to old town see the red? don't see hail with that storm, pretty big storm toward potomac headed toward the spur so just popping up like crazy and moving east north east now and there is nats park already raining a little bit but look what's on the way, the heavier rain toward the pentagon and down toward regan national all headed towards nats park. it might get out by the time the game starts but it will put a crimp in the batting practice. >>> well right now, we are getting a close up look at the problems plaguing the memorial bridge. several lanes will be shutdown for months while crews pre severe damage to the bridges underbelly. bruce johnson is live at the bridge so how does it l

lehigh valley and extending down through the eastern part of the bucks county and crossing over warren county and dipping in the northern part of the mercer county. hopewell seeing some rain long 206, seeing some rain as well, and raritan seeing heavy rain, tinicum seeing rain as well. so that will continue into the night time hours. i would say next two hours. once we get sun to set we will lose daytime heating. eighty-seven in philadelphia. eighty-two allentown. poconos rain cooled 77, but still respectable with temperatures well in the 80's early today. look at this land breeze creating warmer temperatures. barnegat light. forty-eight cape may, sea isle, ocean city. will 88 degrees in rehoboth beach, delaware. ocean water temperature up to 69. huge improvement from just a couple weeks ago. future weather shows a few more spotty showers popping up possibly a few more late tonight especially through south jersey. we will dry it out tomorrow. more widespread storms during the afternoon in the evening with a cold front that cold front will be moving through killing that humidity but still warm

brand new one in effect until 6:30 for portions of warren county, rappahannock county and extreme northwestern faquier county. there well could be more warnings in the evening, the nighttime hours. let's zoom in on a couple locations for you. first east of the city moving through largo to central avenue and south of route 50. that is davidsonville and eventually toward the bay. we have a second area just warned on west. this warning in effect for another 30-35 minutes with torrential downpours across the area. the big picture tells the story here. numerous lines and segment of showers and storms developing ahead of the cold front that is in northwest ohio. the action is develop something there will be more showers and storms. a point that any number of these could pop up to severe level with high winds damaging winds and torrential rain. a few boom of thunder is likely in the late night and the overnight hours. we leave you with this. look at the current temperatures. the rain-cooled air for low 70's. 40-mile-per-hour gusts in alexandria. in the district 45-mile-per-hour gust. children hospita

for anne arundel warren county. shenandoah until 5:45. but nothing inside the capital beltway right now. this is what it likes like to reagan national airport. the clouds are out there. still humid. warm. not as hot as it was. 82 degrees. the dew pointlem the reason it feels so souppy and sticky and uncomfortable. we have a flash flood area for the areas in green. the district arlington, alexandria montgomery and prince george's county. the red is the flash flood counties for the evening hours. at reagan international airport the temperatures are cooled. menino at-manassas is at 77. the area in yellow and green, that is the cooler air on the way. you will feel the difference moving through the day tomorrow. once we go this out of here, a few lingering showers for the overnight hours. heaviest rain comes to an end at midnight. the lingering showers tomorrow morning. the highs tomorrow calling for temperatures around 70 degrees. temperatures are on the cool side. wednesday, warm it up toward the end of the weak. we have you covered on wjla.

seeing just a few showers here back down toward the west, warren county seeing the showers, too, along 66 and front royal. not a lot going on right now do we have a chance for severe weather? yes, but the chance really moving down to the south. look at these strong storms developing well down to our south. will we see them in our area? yeah still possible we move on through the rest of the evening. what to expect tonight, heaviest weather between 5:00 and 11:00 at night. downpours and slick roads high wind, hail and lightning but i'm not expecting a widespread area of severe weather. this is mostly going to be a rain convenient as we move on through the rest of the night. some of that rain could be on the heavy side. veronica is back in a few minutes with the seven-day forecast. >>> if you drive a mitsubishi or a chrysler, you want to hear this. 460,000 cars are being recalled because the air bags can push the sun visors into a passenger's face in a crash. the recall includes mitsubishi eclipse coupes. dodge stratus cars from the same model years are part of this recall. mitsubishi mad

they're offering to pay your entrance fee for those residents in page rappahannock and warren counties's driver's license. >>> this is a fun event every year. ry had -- i had a chance along with angie goff to take part in a fashion show for a good cause. it was in georgetown. there's angie with her daughter. the event benefits make-a-wish foundation. a great organization. i think this is my sixth year running. i think angie did it one more year. our girls were babies when we started so it's amazing to see them grow up and try to show them that it's important to serve the community and not just wear the cute dresses which they think is fun, of course. >> they'll grow into the cause too. >>> 5:26 is our time right now. the nsa now operating with limited powers after a senate showdown. what lawmakers failed to do that just gave you a lot more privacy. >>> an air conditioner plunges from a skyscraper. what's to blame for the fall? >>> and looking live outside this morning most places are seeing >>> looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:30 funeral services will be held toda

authorities say lofton was already in police custody in warren county on unrelated charges.'s being held on $1 million bail. >>> this reminder when you see breaking news or severe weather we want you to join the action. e-mail your photos and videos to join the action at 6abc.com or use the #6abcaction on social media. it's how you can be a part of "action news." >> a burlington county student who depends on her modified van to get around. now she'll have to find another mode of transportation after a crash with a big rig. >> reporter: this is the wreckage of a 2007 conversion minivan that was totaled tuesday as the vehicle tried to merge onto 195 in hamilton township. the van collided with a tractor-trailer and another truck that was parked in the shoulder. >> there was no where else for us to go and then the truck sideswiped us into that parked truck. >> reporter: new jersey state police are investigating the crash. the now twisted minivan contained a $22,000 wheelchair ramp and was the main form of transportation for rider university student madison. >> it's the only way

more of the showers becoming a little bit heavier what we are seeing now, down the warren scenario, rappahannock county, over toward the east. looking at rain showers gaithersburg, frederick steadier rain coming will you charlestown back toward bin chester and then some heavier rain up toward western maryland. this whole area is going to swing on through here and we are going to see a chance for some of those heavier showers, but that's it the bulk of the severe weather, see the severe thunderstorm warning down to the south, watch includes st. mary's county, parts of the northern neck and spotsylvania counties. that is it. this system moves through overnight, see a pretty nice day tomorrow, clouds more likely than sunshine tomorrow. 85 tomorrow, saturday, high of 78. a lot of people asking about saturday, a lot of people have maps during the day on saturday. i think saturday is going to be a fairly wet day. we are going to see temperatures that are going to be about 78, but rain could be very heavy on saturday afternoon. we get to 80 on sunday, 87, monday. well, thens, in he can week, back on the hot a

i wind out the radar, see areas of rain warren ton, frederick and washington counties and far back into far western maryland much as this heavy rain exits the metro area we could still be dealing with some rain and thunderstorms overnight tonight because it is so warm and humid and then the potential for more strong-to-severe storms later in the day tomorrow. erika, i will have more on that in about 15 minutes. thanks, amelia. >>> breaking news now, a day at the park turned very scary for some families. of course, going to keep you updated on that weather course, you can always follow it with your storm team weather app back to this story. the toy train we were discussing tipped over. we were told it was a turbulent down hill ride at the regional park in clinton. darcy spencer just got to the scene. we hear that there were some kids on that tram. what else can you tell us tonight? >> reporter: erika i can tell you that prince george's declared a mass casualty incident because so many people were hurt. we took quite a hike to come in here to come to the park here. this is the scene of wh

county. town on stdby for possible evacuation. state highy 4 and 89 are closed. campgrnd in the area are shut down. here's more now from george warren. >> fire crew in alpine county caught break with the calm wind today. allowing aircraft to ma repeated water drops. and hand crew to start putting a lane around the washington fire. trying to make up for time lost over the weeke. >> basically on sunday we had extreme win. extreme fire behavior and though we safety reasons didn't have active ground anair attack on the fire. >> earlier wind caused the fire to jump llion and a half puttin one flank just 3 miles from marklyville. alpine county government seat. residents hear wait for 18 vac asian order. >> winds have repeatedly changed direction which madeit not just difficult for the firefighters to get hold of it but also just to project at what point does it make sense to not be here. >> through traffic cut off the business district here is quiet on what should be a busy summer weekday. restaurant are ed weekday. restaurant are feeding firefighters itead of tourists. coffee pastry here. pizza across the street. >> we made pizza and coo

this is an extremely important issue for my district, especially in warren county home of what is called kaat they are valley, because of the numerous cather companies. i urge all members to support this measure. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from minnesota. mr. paulsen: i'd yield one minute to the gentleman from indiana someone i traveled with the state of indiana mr. stutzman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized for one minute. mr. stutzman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 160 the protect medical innovation act. i appreciate the work that congressman paulsen has done on this very important issue that has affected my district dramatically. as a sitting u.s. congressman of warsaw, indiana, known as the orthopedic capital of the world, the burdensome medical device tax hits very close to home for my constituents. in fact mr. speaker, the hoosier state as a whole is second in the nation in exp

a delaware county pastor has made it a point of spreading love every inning is will wednesday. >> hello there have a great day. >> reporter: that is pastor warren of the second baptist church in media delaware county, he spend every wednesday from 7:30 until 8:00 in the morning outside of his church greeting drivers, walkers and cyclist. people love it. they look forward to it so much he only had a brief moment to talk to "eyewitness news". >> we have a great day. we have been doing this for going on four years. it is a family. so we are just grateful to be moving up the spirit of the god that is bringing us together. it is calling us in a collaborative effort to show people, to show peace and love. >> that is fantastic. pastor mays has been doing this for nearly 14 years. kathy, i think after yesterday we could all use a smile and a hello from pastor mays or from anyone. it was a rough time especially for these of us without power. >> i know, you have been without power. >> for about 24 hours now. >> so it goes. >> any hope. >> is there always hope, but we will see how quickly it comes back but we are all in the same boat. hundreds of thousand

college park, along 495 through downtown, down prince george's county, fairfax county area, frederick, leesburg, front royal and warren all moving off toward the east and continue to do so. see this steady stream of moisture making its way our way. that's why i do think we will see more rain. thinking about heading to the nationals game tonight as they take on the rays, 7:30, we may start off okay i do expect showers during the game and especially toward the end of the game and watch what happens tonight around midnight. that's when i think we have a chance for at least some areas of heavy rain. that's something we will be watching out for, too. but once again be after 10:00 tonight. shouldn't affect us too much. 89 tomorrow, get back into the heat and the humidity, 90 on friday, 30% chance of showers and storms thursday and friday. then the remnants of bill, saturday and sunday move back in and that really enhance ours rain threat and our thunderstorm threat. talk much more about that and veronica, have the rest of the seven-day forecast in a minute. >>> well, this has been a hot mess we have been in. if you are hot

warren buffett. >> i am rosemary orozco live at the san mateo county fair. we will show you around and give you the details of the fair coming up. >>> as the golden state warriors try make history we are learning more about their future and what could be their new home in san francisco. today the city released their findings about traffic, parking and noise at the site where the warriors want to build their new arena. >> cristina rendon is in the mission bay area near the proposed site. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, the city sees this area transformed in the next 5 years. but opponents say even though they want the team here in san francisco, this isn't the right place for it. >> reporter: it may not look like much now but this dirt is the proposed site of the golden state warriors arena in san san san francisco's mission bay district. they have mixed feelings. >> there is excitement in the neighborhood. >> good they will be here but the traffic is going to be bad. >> the city released a impact report of the project. the arena will seat 18,000 peo

. ♪ >> i'm dave warren a few people dancing in the rain today. very heavy rain across cape may countyring out. much of the weekend rest of the weekend will be dry. we'll see when the storms return in the seven day forecast that's coming up. ♪ >>> some folks may never know that their lives are better because of beau biden. but that's okay. certainly for beau a claim was never the point of public service. >>> president barack obama remembers beau biden as public servant who learned through an early tragedy what matters most and resolved to quote live a life of meaning. beau biden' work will live on earlier this week his widow announced the creation of the beau biden foundation for the protection of children and since then, more than 600 contributions have been made. totaling $125,000. fred sears has a picture of vice-president joe biden in his delaware community foundation office representing decades of friendship but he's now thinking about the vp's oldest son beau biden who died from brain cancer this past saturday. >> the kind of son that basically most people would just love to thin

county. this is the strongest storm right now. actually a couple storms here, one right over warren ton. warren ton getting pounded. this severe thunderstorm warning until 4:30. another one back toward the west, this is another storm here, one storm, two storms, this one making its way toward the north-northeast, or rather east northeast 40 miles per hour, close to manassas about 4:39, gown toward clifton and fairfax county around 4:46 if it holds together. a lot of lightning with this. other severe thunderstorm warning we have right here, jefferson county, north of charlestown, around shepherdstown, notice the warning up toward washington county, in through portions of maryland includes boonsboro about the 4:33 hour, sharpsburg at about 4: 24. so, just know that. these are very strong storms the biggest threat right now is going to continue to be winds. we have already seep winds upwards of 50 to 60 miles a hour, had trees down with the same storms notice the line of storms back to the west, the tornado watch all the way up from our area up toward new york. the only warping up here toward the poconos this through

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warren. dave? >> these have calmed a bit. no longer severe warnings out there. a lot of rain coming down. you can see the back edge through montgomery county pushing through delaware county all of delaware is clear. south jersey around atlantic county and just north of trenton seeing a few thunderstorms here. no longer severe but this rain is clearing out for now. we're in for another round before the night is done. right around mays landing heavy rain one or two lightning strikes. this is pushing off to the east about to move over the atlantic city expressway. farther north just to the northeast of trenton there's fresh lightning strikes. this rain is pushing out. so it's no longer severe. it was severe as it moved into the western counties here. about 4:00 o'clock we watched these storms develop around lancaster. these were severe storms with wind and hail. but as expected once it got right to philadelphia, it was no longer severe. still some rain coming down. this is just round one tonight. here's this little break this is no longer the radar. it's the computer forecast really picking up where the heaviest rain is now. but does it bring

development for the army, if the army drives it, we design it fix it, build it at warren, michigan surrounding area in macomb county that we call the defense corridor, and we're very proud about that. we have vital military equipment manufactured here in the united states and in michigan specifically that is supported in this legislation and it provides a very important pay increase and support for our troops that is absolutely critical. my concern is that is not with the contents of what we are doing in this particular bill in terms of supporting the defense of our country supporting our troops it's the fact that we have budget gimmicks being used to fund the department of defense. our troops deserve more than budget gimmicks. those on the front lines deserve more than basically funding essential services or pay raises or essential equipment through funds that we know are sort of made-up funds another name for deficit spending which has been done over the years as we went to war in iraq and afghanistan where there was a fund set up, the overseas contingency account. not really any money in it, but it was a way to

warrener theater. >>> look at your week ahead. go to a community meeting to discuss adding bike lanes to what is a very busy street in fairfax countynners, they want to narrow the driving lanes on franconia road. they're looking to make room for those bike lanes. this is in the alexandria section of fairfax county. the meeting if you're interested is tomorrow night. it will be at 7:00 at edison high school. on tuesday a former fbi special agent is going to be in federal court. tanisha davis faces assault and resisting arrest for allegedly trying to crash a gate at the cia last month. davis tried to reach toward a cia security officer's gun and threatened to shoot the guards. >>> tomorrow, jeb bush expected to make a big announcement about whether he'll run for president. the former florida governor will make the announcement in miami. if he enters the race he becomes the 11th republican running for president in 2016. >>> well, you have heard of cops and doughnuts, but what about cops and pot? what investigators say some california officers are caught on camera here doing while on the job during a raid. >>> and a wedding celebration

county on wednesday. other parts of the country are going to face a threat of storms in scorching heat today. weather channel meteorologist chris warren is tracking the weather for us. break it down. it is a tale of whether you like it hot or not across the country. >> that's right. or stormy. hopefully you don't have to be hit by one of these storms but this is a look here thomas. anywhere in orange or red there's a chance for thunderstorms. which means lightning. it's this red area where there's the greatest chance for the damaging winds, larger hail and a chance for tornadoes. in this red, this is for today. it does include chicago, kansas city, and wichita. and then tomorrow the threat for some of the strongest storms will move east. now into the ohio valley and including buffalo, pittsburgh, and albany. getting into parts of the northeast, the i-95 corridor has a chance for thunderstorms. and then there's the heat. the heat said side of things. temperatures we're expecting today what it's going to feel like when you factor in that humidity it's going to feel like 96 tomorrow in washington, d.c. and for saturday a little bit of co