if you are in the warrenton area, that is the potential for this storm to be located. prince william county, a relatively small area and looking at a severe thunderstorm warning that is on top of that. that goes until 7:00. and this is an expanded area these storms are moving towards the east. not very fast. just around 15 to 20 miles per hour and watch the storms evolve as we move through the next 20 minutes. i need to stress that necessarily on the ground but doppler radar-indicated. due are on 66 and going west, the sky is getting dark. this is part of that cluster of thunderstorms that is moving closer and closer to the d.c. metro area. the thunderstorm warning, the tornado warning which is the more important of the two, that is for another 18 minutes for the counties. we have the pictures for you, on 66 looking towards the west. if we can go to that. it is blurry. but what we are looking at, the rodways are wet -- i'm sorry. highway 17. the traffic is still moving ok. but going to look for this to continue, the storm to move on off towards the east. go back to the

warrenton is a small, nice down. richard: olsen's body discovered outside the store 10:30 on the night of the 26th. >> i was shocked. i don't know what happened. i just heard he was found dead richard: now a week later an arrest. police taking 76-year-old bernard duse, an employee at the store into custody. olsen known in the community as a nice, fremdly -- friendly guy. always with a smile. so they are shocked that it happened. >> i'm happy they made an arrest. it seemed like a nice guy. >> he faces first-degree gun charges and murder charges. they are not revealing what led them to the motive. the family is asking for privacy. >> he always come over and say hi. he was cool. >> his first court appearance is thursday. >> just praying for the victims, the victim family. it's really hard to fathom. >> so much sympathy for the family. >> in warrenton, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: this just in to the newsroom. nur -- new developments in a home invasion robbery in silver spring. held overnight at a home on manchester

expires at 6:30 for central fauquier, west prince county, take this very seriously, located near warrenton, 15 miles an hour, and this storm is very intense, as i said it, has a history already of producing an awful lot of downed trees, and power lines, and so with the fact that it has become so much instability in the atmosphere with the heat, with this frontal system moving through, dow anticipate these storms to continue to fire up. once again, tornado warning, in effect, central fauqueir county, north prince william, stays in effect until 6:30, track this storm for updates. >> thank you, gwenn. >> meanwhile, quick thing maintenance worker being credited with saving two people. look at the fire right there. they were apartment fire. >> the victims are recovering in the hospital tonight. fox5's angellee, the story of this rescue. >> reporter: lauren, tony, take a look, you can see fire restoration crews hard at work clearing out, boarding up this burned out building off valley drive, we actually just spoke to the plum here was working nearby who first spotted these flames. and he and oth

this is west of warrenton. a pretty heavy control. this was kind of increasing, then died out south of winchester. just south of romney. our main threat would rain, and thus street flooding. lateensville, a pretty good storm, from damascus, and 27. this rainfall rate is almost an inch per hour. 1:08. it's drifting off to the north, headed toward annapolis rock road. back to the west, we have two storms, one around storyville, and one to the west of warrenton. this is going to drift almost to the east now. over by washington, this is drifting to the east now, very slowly. we'll come back and talk about a yellow weather alert for tomorrow, and give you a timetable of when the big storms roll through. looking ahead to the weekend and eclipse weather. >>> to barcelona, where the death toll is rising from today's terror attack. a van plowed into crowds at a busy tourist district. at least two suspects are under arrest, but police say neither of them is the driver, and those attackers are said to be inspired by isis. president trump tweeted

frederiksberg down to zero, so is warrenton, very thick in those areas., about a quarter mile in spots. if you're going over the bridges, ts some thicker fog. starting to lift shortly after 9:00 a.m. looking better in the afternoon. hot and humid. a closer look at rain chances increasing coming up. over to jack taylor. good morning, jack. >> good morning, sheena. bad news if traveling on 15 south of rocks bridge. wires come down, 15 blocked both directions. if this is a normal path of travel, you need an alternate route. 15 is closed south of rocks bridge. >>> a descendant of robert e. lee speaks out, the reaction you'll see only on news4. >>> all right. at 7:00, we are jumping on the wild one. this is my news4 crew, doing this for a worthy cause. for what? boys and girls club. and that's coming up on news4 >>> what about the alt-left that came charging at the alt-right. do they have any semblance of guilt? let me ask you this, what about the fact they came charging, that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs. i think they do. >> pr

this is west of warrenton. a pretty heavy control. this was kind of increasing, then died out south of winchester. just south of romney. our main threat would

and inviting vibe. >> it's just warrenton. you know everybody. >> reporter: a regular at this cvs. she knows the familiar faces inside. this is personal for you? >> sure. >> reporter: for customers who shop here last week felt like a foreign land. crime scene tape, investigators, a hearse, reminders of a deadly encounter. the victim 64-year-old rex olsen. he had been a m 92 er nearly a decade. >> i feel sorry for employees because they lost their manager and their co worker is accused of it. that is really, really sad. >> reporter: most troubling, the man accused of murdering olsen, one of his employees, 76-year-old bernard doucet. >> you get to know the people and the manager i probably talk to him six, seven, eight times. he is a very nice man. >> reporter: the why question hasn't been answered. investigators not detailing a motive either. locals just trying to process it all. >> a lot to process. not used to that kiepd of stuff around here. that stuff doesn't happen here. >> reporter: the reactions you just heard gives you

in warrenton, richard reeve; abc7 news. nancy: look at the video. amazing. showing rescue workers pulling a man from a 20-foot hole. a construction worker fell down a manhole. the man survived the fall. he was rushed to the hospital and treated for what is described as serious injuries. jonathan: "7 on your side" health alert. improperly stored opioid. there is a study that suggest many surgery patients that end up with prescribed drugs do not store or dispose of the medicine properly and that increases the chances it could end up in the wrong hands. it also raises questions about overprescribing. there are disposal sites all the study was just published in the j.a.m.a. surgery today. nancy: older people die on the job at a higher rate than other workers overall. what makes this alarming is more people in particular baby boomers are working longer according to an a.p. analysis of federal stats. in 2015, 35% of the deadly workplace accidents involved someone 55 and older. changes in vision, hearing, cared with reduced response time put them at risk. >> a dist

warrenton is a place that still has the local small town feel. it's a feel that for tonight for many regular customers has been shattered by this murder. >> really was. >> it's sad. it's not typical for around here. >> small town america. >> reporte the town of warrenton don't see crime too often. murder seems so foreign. >> he was a very, very nice, kind person. i feel very bad for his family. >> reporter: penny davis is talking about 64-year-old rex olsen. he managed this cvs since 2008. >> he was a very nice guy. there was nothing ever wrong with the guy. he was awesome. >> reporter: last wednesday night police found olsen's body near the dumpsteres. this morning police arrested bernard doucet. a woman who says she is doucet's wife opened the door. she looked to be in shock with english as a second language she handed me the phone. on the other line a woman the niece requested we not ask anymore questions so we left. back in warrenton are devastated. >> i feel very sorry for the employees because they had a double thing. first they lost their

fort washington, warrenton, g s likely to stay clear through the day at the jersey shore. inland areas, wilmington, area i'm watching for later this aftern and this evening, the not too many showers to show you moving through northwester pennsy see the wet weather moving our chance ofho just a slight chance for an er hours. 1:30 this afternoon just the scatte clouds. at 3:00 or just after the increa that threat increasesate hours. 6:00 this evening some scattered philad wilmin is dry but there are gh and shower threat is going to you may have noticed this with when i come back i'll show >> total eclipse we take you >>> historic discovery. how one of the navy's biggest ocean. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. no! i said you should buy gold fish, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,000. ooohh.... are there really...? 25,000 of them? yeah. want more changes to win? go to palottery.com and enter your non-winning tickets for the gold fish second-chance drawing with $10,000 prizes. 70

don't surprised if you see a 66 degrees in warrenton, fort 69 in milford township. sunshi nice and bright for eclips epidemics at 4:00. 85degrees. looks like it will be in the aftern there' chance of some thunde i think those will hold off an evening shower or a slight chance of that coming for delaware sunshine will be clouds build up late in the aftern today. shower more likely in the dry in new jersey with plenty of sunshi 84 degrees at noon time. 81 at the shore. temper are cooler at the scatte clouds moving our way no showers with these clouds but anothe system coming in late will give us a chance for some so there are changes ahead on today mostly sunny skies good hot anticipate humid tomorrow. 92 the high. that's after a morning low of 73 degree we'll get some showers and thunde during the evening hours in some neighborhoods and and into wednesday we could see degree by thursday the humidity comes down. looks like it will be a perfec of theweek, friday, saturday the hum will be low. you see that in the morning allows for things to cool down down to 59 trees o

a man arrested for allegedly shooting and killing the manager of a cvs in warrenton, virginia. it was last week at a store on blackwell road. olson's body found on the side of the building near the dumb certificat sister. they didn't reveal a motive for the murder. >>> started with allegations of racism at a bethesda fire house. now a judge will decide if three montgomery county firefighters need protective orders from a fellow firefighter. this was first on 4. it started when a confederate flag license plate caused confrontation between first responders. he was upset with the plate and he says allegations are false. >> i spoke my mind and i was met with jokes and laughter by supervisors amongst other firefighters. i didn't feel that was appropriate. >> the fire department is investigating. meantime, a judge has already denied one of the protective orders against him. >>> right now, there's a search for this 84-year-old fairfax county man. police say he was last seen on oak drive yesterday morning. he suffers from memory loss, has gone missing before. call police if you know wh

leesburg, warrenton, starting to dry out here. off to the east, as well, where it is, really, impacting over towards the beaches, we've got storm major 4 out there. we've got a live shot out there, looking out from the parking lot here, we have to send it in an area because the radar is actually on top of this camera right now doing this thing and showing us what to expect. as a matter of fact, i want to show you this real fast, come back to the pictures and notice, here is storm ra lose all of this participation and all of this rain out there and so we have to keep it on there for our area, so that really does help us a lot. baltimore, dc, the rain continues to move out of here, but, but, as this moves out, the remnants of harvey will be moving in just in time for the holiday weekend, with more on that and go back to lauren. >> yes, and we're going to be watching harvey as it moves out of the gulf and right into our area. right now, winds are up to about 50 miles an hour, still a tropical storm. it sped up just a little bit, whic

we have low 50s on the map too. 51 in warrenton. 50 winchester. warrenton went down to 50 degrees. 58 in clinton. 57 in gaithersburg. nice and dry on the radar too. not for texas thou tropical storm still spinning. it's going to be stationary for a couple more days before it finally gets out of there. the heaviest rain bands now east of houston. that is good news for houston. at least the heavy rain is not right over the city. but still really bad news for parts of texas. look at this track, though. not leaving texas until about wednesday. then moving closer to tennessee with the leftover moisture. possibly here as we go into labor day weekend. tomorrow, though, is another thing we're watching. we have a tropical area of low pressure off the southeast coast. that's moving off our coastline and it could get stronger. we're going to be watching it closely. the national hurricane center is watching it, too. this is what future weather is showing. by tomorrow, morning rain likely. even through the day. periods of rain. that will be in tomorrow's forec

like right now, setting up for the morning cool temperatures, 59 warned 10 and winchester -- 59 warrenton and winchester. the further outside of the district is where you find the cooler numbers, all of us starting in the 60's tomorrow morning. 75 by 10 a.m the low to mid 80's. lower humidity and still going to look for the light breeze. thunderstorms move in monday. some of those could be severe. we will talk about what that means getting back to work in about 10 minutes. kimberly: developing now, the search for a cause after a serious fire ripped through in arlington high rise. flames were spotted shooting through the window of the eighth floor unit. amy aubert reports on what happened to the people who were not allowed back home. amy: flames pouring from the top floor. >> i looked out the top window and seen the smoke rolling around the corner. that was about the time i knew we had to get out. amy: larry shot this cell phone footage. >> we walked around the corner and down the hall. amy: as soon as he and his son got out of the building. >> we were knocking on doors, saying you have to

moisture in the air, it is time to go back to the feels like map and it is indicating it is 90 in warrenton. 89 degrees in annapolis. this video can continues today and all week long and temperatures will climb. not much of a breeze out there. so if you're sitting in the sunshine, plan ahead because the sunshine is intense in early august and humidity levels will creep up. keep yourself well hydrated. satellite and radar this time, one storm coming across areas of southern pennsylvania into sections of frederick county, maryland. a little bit of lightning there associated with that system and that is it. that is the pattern we have seen over the past several days in the mountain areas and these are over the catoctin mountains. that'll be the story over the next several days. storms butowers and otherwise typically august weather with lots of sunshine and high temperatures. and we will, 90 have sunshine with isolated storms. the best chance of any storms will be on friday. we will check out with the next 10 days here for few minutes. adrianna: the search for three missing people in loudoun c

and i reinforce this, part of which included the em bankments of an unfinished railroad and the warrenton turn tike f things went bad for jackson, he had the sudly springs road that led to aldy gap. thus, jackson's true position was not, not the railroad cut you see pictured here as popular history conveys. it must take a moment at this point in time to give a lot of credit to my friend and colleague rob orison. fwz a little over a month ago i decided to get some photographs for this presentation this morning and i think temperatures reached over 100 degrees that day as we trudged the second manassas battlefield. he wanted to mike sure these were included in the presentation. if you see rob, thank him for great photographs. so jackson's true position is not the position you see pictured on the right. this unfinished railroad embankment. contrary to the conception, jackson's troop did not use that landmark as a trench for protection. in most cases, it was held only by a skirmish line with the main battle line to the rear of the cut or grade as the terrain required. pictures were posted to

the camp at bull run from manassas junction to centreville to march to that hamlet and take the warrenton turnpike west. upon reaching the battlefield they were to join another tack against jackson. pope order majority general porter who was camped at briscoe station to march into the battlefield. going in august 29, pope believed he had jackson boxed n. as pope prepared his men what was the final position jackson had taken in the area and what does it entail and how were his men laid out? during the predawn hours of august 29, jackson's position would be firmed up as the division is deployed to the rear of the unfinished railroad line. his division held jackson left with six brigades employed to two lines of battle upon tony ridge. hill's left flank rested near suddenly mill not far from suddenly church. the other brigade was on the left flank of a.p. hill's division and a thousand yards southwest of where this photograph was taken. colonel samuel mcgowan of the 14th south carolina recalls jackson's line and said quote, this position was slightly in advance of the general line and beside

but under a mile visibility under a mile in warrenton and winchester. low beams and low speeds to get your wednesday morning under way. and boy, is it thick outside this morning. temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70, but that humidity is just really extra thick. dense fog in the morning, oh, so humid weather hanging around for the rest of the afternoon. temperatures nearing in on 90 degrees. haven't been to 90 in almost two weeks. so it has been awhile. not only today but several more chances to be at or above 90 coming, and rain chances again, not much threat for rain today but quite a chance for rain late thursday and friday. again, storm team 4 radar showing not a lot going on. fogginess on the model, burns off between 9:00 and 10:00. only the slightest chance of a popup shower later today with all of that humy here's the day planner for today. foggy now, humid, 85 at lunchtime. and today's high near 89 degrees. if you can't find the umbrella, you'll probably get away with it. >> sounds good because i can't find my umbrella. >>> well, you know

only in the lower 80's most spots but 87 in warrenton and culpepper and 88 in charlottesville.arm up to near 90 and will feel warmer than that. no storm worse today, rain a dry day and plenty of sunshine and satellite and radar shows areas of clouds passing through but we're in a lull between systems, the one that gave us the rain the past couple days and system coming our way that gives us a chance of rain and storms friday as well. the future cast through this afternoon indicates a possibility of an isolated shower but wouldn't put a lot of stock in it so keep your eyes open and tomorrow it changes and we'll be back to tell you what that will be in a few minutes. adrianna: developing now more confederate statues taken down or covered in cities around the nation. overnight several statues were removed in baltimore. mayor katherine keys said it wasn't the threat of removal by residents that led to her decision. >> i mean, i know what we were planning on doing and i think if you'd check with the city council, i sat down with the president and said what we'd do, move quickly and

91 in the city, second day in a row with temperatures above 90 in the city. 91 in lorton. 92 in warrenton. frederick came in with 88 degrees with currently, sitting at 78 degrees with winds out of the south at 3 miles per hour, clouds moving over head. it's going to be a very nice start to the day. 72 gaithersburg, 74 in fredericksburg. a nice, comfortable night. it feels a little more humid, but still pretty good. any of the rain we saw earlier has come to an end. not looking at any rain in our area overnight. most of tomorrow, just like today, most of tomorrow will stay dry. you can see what happened here. watch the storms develop. most of the region, all of northern virginia, southern maryland, staying on the dry side today. most of us are dry. back to the west, tracking a little system. a little stint back here, this is what i'm watching that will come through tomorrow. that's going to help bring us a few more showers and thunderstorms. we've been talking about emily, who came on shore. now it's a depression, making its way out to sea. the tail has a lot of moisture associated with it

scatter there, but for the most part you head further south and we're watching heavy showers south of warrentonontinuing to cross 15 and south of manassas as well. we are not expecting temperatures in the 50s, rather the 70 we continue to dry and clear out as we head through the overnight hours. to you, meagan. >> hundreds of people came out to remember the life of virginia state trooper lieutenant jay cohen, one of two pilots killed near charlottesville last weekend. he was the pilot helping to monitor the clashes, before breaking away to cover a motor cade for the governor. he was the governor's pilot for two years. >> when i get in the helicopter i will think of jay and i will think what a silent giant he was. he was the best of the best of the virginia state police. >> he leaves behind a wife and two sons. a separate funeral was held yesterday for trooper burke bae bates who was killed on the shopper. it is unclear what caused it to crash >>> a woman is breathing tonight af h people killed during thursday's terror attack in barcelona. highlandy tucker and her husband jared were in europe to

across 66 in fauquier county north of warrenton, one light area of rain. but take a look at this cold front. this is responsible for the clouds you'll see once the sun comes up and even a few more showers. behind it, cooler and dryer air. you're really going to like the changes coming up in the extended forecast. wakeup weather, again, look at the cloudy conditions. 80 degrees by 8:00 a.m. chance of a few showers around. it is warmth morning. wait until you see what we can expect this afternoon and the rest of the week in a bit. erica? >>> chaos erupts in phoenix outside president trump's rally. police fire pepper spray and tear gas a and bottles at officers. the gas causing a haze to fill the sky as people ran away from the scene. >> i started seeing more cops coming towards me and then more tear gas or whatever that gas was. a lot of people were coughing. i tried to take another route and a cop came screaming and yelling saying get away, i said you don't need to yell at me, i'm just walking. >> this happened after the president's rally ended. protests be

looking at pretty good clearing, or the rains ending outside of warrenton. still along i-95. we still have some moderate pockets of rain, especially if you go over towards silver spring, and over towards 50 on the beltway. just some moderate rain. it will slow you down a little bit. so rain and showers end early tonight. it should be out of here, pretty much in time for the nats game. bus stop temps, 58 to 74. cloudy in the morning, but dry. better wednesday, much warmer thursday and then harvey bringing the showers over the weekend, perhaps as early as friday afternoon. so here is future cast. we'll put this into motion. by 8:00, mostly showers east side of 95. a couple of leftover showers, but the bulk of the rain is gone. by morning, we're looking at temps in the 50s. 57 gaithersburg. 63 downtown, but still cloudy. by 5:30, we're almost 80, with some breaks in the clouds here and there, and yes, there will be a few showers toward laray, and romney. tomorrow night, partly cloudy skies. then showers back to the west could roll through here late on a wednesday night, but you'

the homicide happened back on july 26 at the cvs on black well road in warrenton. the victim was found dead near a dumpster, and we still don't know what may have happened between those two men. they're still trying to figure that out. >>> in montgomery county, we've got a david vs. goliath story to update you on. it's about the last little african american church in the westwood section of bethesda. it's off riverwood road. you drive by it every day, and the problem is, county records say there is a lost african american cemetery somewhere under all the concrete. >> i'll admit it, this is one weird place to come looking for an old graveyard, because all i'm finding is black top, and bushes. >> it's part of the cemetery location in these bushes here. where we are standing. it's still cemetery area, but it's under asphalt. >> reporter: harvey matthew sr. played here as a kid. but the only thing left of the thriving african american community that used to be here is the old macedonia baptist church, over near the whole foods store. >> i don't want that history to be

cvs pharmacy, blackwell road, warrenton found mr. olsen deceased on the side of the building near a dumpster from what appeared to be a gunshot. happening now - a hiring spree across the country. a hiring spree across the country. amazon is looking to hire thousands of new employees on the spot today - including in maryland. sam sweeney is live in baltimore - sam? a seven on your side health alert side health alert for local pet owners.. about rabies.. someone's pet bull dog recently died of rabies, despite being vaccinated. vets examined him last month at the "cherrydale clinic" on lee highway in arlington. if your pet was there at the same time, contact your veterinarian right away. here are the dates and times: july 8th, between 10 and 11 a.m., and on july 14th, from three to 3:30 p.m. the dog also stayed at dog-ma daycare in d.c. for three days in july. the day care vaccinated dozens of dogs yesterday, for rabies exposure. happening now.. many of us are waking up this morning having to clean up that damage from last night's storm

this is a very strong storm i'm watching this one cell here moving to the north from warrenton along 15. that kind of enters this area and going to mess up the rotation and circulation. that should do a good job. we have very strong winds and try to track it out as to where we think the worst of it is heading at the moment. and see the strongest evidence approaching from heymarket and see the camera there on the right side of this. whoo! steve: we are going to sparned the picture out for you. as we move through the next live cam in this area. the gainesville area, that is the area for the potential of the strongest storm and the traffic cameras are zooming in and out. gainesville, right here, this is where we are looking at. don't forget we are going to see buckland. and the veer osity and the wind speeds, 50, 60 miles an hour. we are looking at strong storms and we have had a lot of rain over the larger trees. it does not take a lot of wind to topple these trees. you have to a straight-line winds. and give you a perspective, the district hasn't seen any rain yet. montgomery and rock

we already had visibility down to 1/4 mile in warrenton. i tweeted this out about 10:15 and 1/2 mile visibility gaithersburg. anything around a 1/4 mile is bad, 1/2 mile is great. we are looking at a yellow weather alert for this fog until 9:00, montgomery county, howard, frederick, fairfax, loudoun county, most everybody to the west of i-95, but folks into prince george's county to southern maryland could have extreme fog. if you're in this area, i'd set my alarm 10 minutes earlier. hot through next tuesday with temps around 90. the best chance of storms is friday, our next yellow weather alert for storms and eclipse viewing monday once again, friday cloudy, 91, just hope that holds. it's staying tropical. 89 tomorrow and thursday, 90 friday, 92 saturday and 90 on sunday. it stays hot through the weekend. early in the morning at 6:00 low clouds and fog, upper 60s, low 70s, maybe 72 to start in bowie, 73 downtown. by sprinkles. 85 and then by evening 86 down town, 84 in gaithersburg and i think those numbers are a wee bit low. day planner m

look at today, 91 d.c., 93 dulles, 96 in warrenton, but the heat index hit 109 in d.c., 110 in leesburg, 110 down around the fredericksburg area too. it was extremely hot and that added to the fuel for the thunderstorm activity. you see the storms rumbling on through the region during the afternoon today and then really firing up southern portions of maryland. numerous thunderstorm warnings, a couple of flash flood warnings as well. now really starting to calm down. we've got a lot more rain still going on down around ocean city, back to the west we're tracking these -- whoa. i don't know, let's do something -- it's the eclipse. it does this to the computer systems apparently. i don't know what that is. any way -- let me get rid of them. there it is right there, there's some rain down there that's coming this way. you've never seen that before, have you? they're laughing at me now. all right, what's happening around the rest of the region? well, you see that storm system moving on through and behind it nothing here. that means we're in for what i think is going to be a great weekend. no

. >>> right now, investigators have charged a suspect with murder in a shooting outside a cvs in warrenton, virginia. it happened a week ago today. this morning, police arrested 76-year-old bernard clark deuce jr. of virginia for killing 64- year-old rex olsen. police found olsen's body july 26th near a dumpster outside the cvs where the two men both worked. olsen was the store manager at the time of his death and he was deuce's supervisor. >>> a northwest d.c. this morning. first responders say the worker was conscious and alert when tail pulled him from the -- they pulled him from the manhole on rhode island avenue near 14th street northwest. his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> the parents of a new jersey girl who took her own life blames school officials for their daughter's death. mallly gross mantuas -- mallory grossman was just 12 years old. the pleas were never taken seriously by the school. as don tailor reports they now plan to sue over what they call the school's failure to protect their daughter from bullying. >> she was an athlete and a cheerleader. and gy

warrenton, you're almost done with the rain, but still pockets of rain slowing folks down.ilver spring, up 95, toward baltimore, and of course, through the spur, and up into montgomery county through 270. everybody got a pretty good soaking. charles county, fredericksburg, and up to waldorf, a little over an inch. so rain and showers, and early tonight, 7:00, 8:00, they're pretty much gone. bus stop temperatu, it will be cloudy tomorrow, but it will be dry. better on wednesday, much warmer on thursday. now we sort of of change our timing a little bit. i thought harvey might hold off until saturday. i think now, harvey will bring showers over the weekend, perhaps as early as friday afternoon. here's future cast. we'll put this into motion. by 7:30, we're pretty much done. the temps, pretty uniform, and pretty cool in the 60s. by morning, clouds hang tough. looking at low 60s downtown. 60 in buoy, but dry. by 9:00, still 65 downtown, and mostly cloudy, and still 61 out toward martinsberg, and 60 in winchester. by 1:00, some breaks in the clouds. there will be breaks in the cl

we have some storms across the extreme southern but a couple storms isolated popping up west of warrenton. the threat is severe. we have a flash flood warning in effect for charles county, st. maries county, a little while longer until 11:30. you folks have 2 to 2 1/2 inches of rain in a short period of time. here are a few of the pictures on social media and facebook and twitter. this is kind of cool. this is fredericksburg near i- 25 before the storm. this is a great picture from bunker hill looking southeast at a line of storms. and guess what? the blue crab came, it was postponed until tomorrow because of the rain. and, yes, we always have a little bit of a rainbow after the storms. we also had a cool sky, the left over clouds and the low angle of the sun provided a great sunset. we'll come back and talk about a hot weekend. why it's going to be more comfortable. a look ahead for the forecast for the eclipse viewing. >>> it's a drug used the life of someone who overdoses on opiods and it's going to be in every school in maryland when classes start. we'll explore the reasons why just a

get north and west of the beltway, it's way down into the 50s this morning. 52 winchester, 55 in warrenton, virginia. northern mount county, mid to upper 50s. soak it in and enjoy it. throughout the day, comfortable from start to finish, low humidity. low to mid 80s. tomorrow also looks like another fantastic outdoor day. temperatures probably not as cool, but still in the comfy zone. and the next ten days here, chance for rain on friday, particularly in the afternoon, maybe a shower or two almost any poi point on saturday. best chance for rain over the next couple days, i think, comes up on monday. then we dry out next week. let's go to jack taylor at wtop. >> thank you, good morning. we'll start in woodbridge, where we have a paving headed northbound as you approach i-95. authorities were there with the left lane getting by. crews are working on the rock creek parkway at the kennedy center. they hang out till about 6:00, doesn't caused a giant delay. alwa also, from gaithersburg to frederick, we have a work zone there with just the right lane getting by. volume still very light, its 's n

line coming through back behind the isolated storms. 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., isolated areas including warrenton. probably the highest wind coming through. a high of 91 and 82 for saturday and sunday. there is a live look at rojo both beach. 79 for a high temperature on sunday. when it is 79? that is kind of cool. i don't think you get in the water. outer loop of the capital beltway. , sky track 7ide above the scene, giving a better view of what is in store for you. left lanes onwo the mainline blocked. delays coming from the american legion bridge. let me move you back to the camera. right now, a 14 minute ride from college park to 270. this morning, shock in a massachusetts courtroom. >> michelle carter sentenced to 15 months in jail. larry: the judge surprise order announcer: you are watching "good mo your side. surprise twist in a massachusetts court room. a teenager sentenced for convincing her boyfriend to commit suicide through text messages, but then she is set free. kendis gibson has more. in as: a shocking decision massachusetts courtroom. michelle carter sentenced to 15 months in jail

area, moderate rain and warrenton toward fredericksburg during the evening hours. it all starts to lift out by sunday. 80 degrees your temperature for sunday and 82 degrees for labor day. lower humidity for monday, but then back to school and work, rain on wednesday and also thursday. that rain could linger with temperatures cooling off again. your extended forecast for next week in the 70's starting on thursday with that rain around the area. more on what you can expect for the labor day weekend coming up. julie: north of the beltway traveling in and out of damascus , ridge road at goo road, police are on the scene of a crash. only one side at a time is able to get through as you travel south on 80 so be prepared on ridge road. use 855 or 355 as workarounds .nd even 270 is an option the outer loop congested in silver spring, 19 minutes from college park toward 270. look for that to jump up to a 34 minute commute headed west. 20 minutes on i-95 out of stafford toward quantico. we will check in with the traffic watch 7 wazers in a few minutes. larry: out even more i

warrenton at 80. new hope and newtown at 82 degrees. we cannot forget you. lincoln 81.e are seeing this in the mid-70s. we do have an area of high pressure. there it is we have all of the sinning air and a very comfortable day across the delaware valley. we are seeing rain picked up. it won't really get here until later friday. i don't expect it to be a total washout. umbrella alert. you'll need it friday. notice how the clouds develop from twowest to east. we are seeing rain. you are seeing very thick and juice juicy atmosphere. chester county and 8:30 p.m. we start to see more rain moving in. it is very unorganized. overnight friday and saturday wait for it. there it is 6:30 on saturday. we are seeing heavier rain. i will start this at 6:00 p.m. on friday. pause it at 6:00 a.m. on saturday. notice that the rainfall amounts are nominal. it looks like atlantic city will be seeing over half an inch of rain. look at this. not going to be a washout. we will have some rain. umbrellas, you will need them. keep them handy. here is your ten day forecast. temperatures will be i

headed that way from warrenton to gaithersburg and baltimore. most of the action is metro north. very little compareively south of the washington area so a few more hourers to go with the show area. tomorrow we have a chance of storms in the morning but otherwise cloudy. a few degrees warmer. see what the future cast has to say through the evening. they will bring in a second band tonight that appears to stay south of the metro area until we hit sunrise. then the model says we could have a few showers passing through south to northeast. more showers through the afternoon. this is the unsettled pattern. look at the computer models to suggest later tonight the skies should clear out from the north as the high pressure drops in. i think as we get through the day on wednesday we have a rain free day and sunshine. a quick update on tropical storm gert way out in the atlantic. top winds is 70 earn many. expected to be a hurricane shortly. minimal hurricane. travel northeast and not affecting the east coast except it could contribute the larger waves and rough niche in the north atlanti

it is arlington virginia. 90, the high in warrenton today. luray, front royal. bigger change for us will be when the front moves through. we will see temperatures dropped from the 90's to the 80's. that is one thing we are not going to have a lot of anymore. i will track the storms for you and we will take a look at the weekend coming up. julie: on going to check out your commute around the capital beltway. ers areffic watch 7 waz checking in with delays. now it is an eight minute commute to travel. on kenilworth avenue itself coming from new york avenue, eastern avenue headed down toward east capitol street, you are looking at a 13-minute ride. we have a stalled vehicle lined up early to the left to get by. all lanes are open on the beltway. traffic watch. back in 10 minutes, we will update your ride on 395. kidd: do you know someone who could be the next "american idol"? find out how they could the front of the line and be the first to get in front of producers when they make a stop in annapolis. this is an exciting contest and we have all the details coming u

warrenton police arrested 76-year-old bernard doucet this morning. a week ago today investigators found olsen's body near the dumpster. he managed that particular store for the past nine years. reportedly this is only the fourth homicide there this century. >>> northern virginia bureau chief reporter spoke to loyal customers of that cvs and will join us at 5:00. >>> disturbing details about a home invasion. a man tells news 4 his family was tied up, beaten up and held hostage for hours. the man says several men forced their way into his home and stabbed his son-in-law then he says they took money and stole police are investigating. news 4's megan fitzgerald is working the story and you will see her live report in the next hour. >>> we are tracking two major policy developments from the white house. >> new reaction coming from both congress and the kremlin after president trump signs a bill placing sanctions on russia. >> and the president is supporting a new measure that could change the way people legally immigrate to this country. the impact of bot

the witness we spoke to says the woman got into it with another driver over a parking space at warrenton and east -- the driver had choice. after parking the woman went in and got a cheese steak. she confronted the driver who at this point was sitting on a nearby stoop, and that is when she pepper sprayed him. >> she said you better watch how you're talking to a woman and sprayed him with mace and jumped back in the car and took off. that's messed up. i mean it shouldn't even be like that. first time i've seen someone get pepper sprayed for a parking spot. >> reporter: and this happened back on july 24th. police say the couple got into a back suv with maryland plates. they drove off and haven't been seen since. they're hoping someone who lived in this area may recognize that vehicle and be able to help them track down the driver. reporting live now in south filly i'm pamela osborn. >>> we have new details of a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday at this time. police say a moon who robbed a woman and two young girls at gunpoint is now off the streets. he's accused of robbing t

warrenton, woodstock, dale city and elevated storms into the evening hours if you have plans. show you the 10-day forecast and talk more about the weekend coming up. julie, what do you got on area roads right now? julie: more problems, eastbound on 66 continuing inbounds towards centreville is where we have the crash tying up the far right lanes. this is eastbound 66 after 29 centreville. the earlier problem we had at 28 has cleared. this is 66, east of 29. the right side of the roadway is blocked at this point and we're slowing out of manassas headed inbounds towards the beltway. we have delays now on 95. still a slow go coming out of dale city. earlier crash we had near the prince william parkway has cleared and all lanes are open. again, definitely a slow ride, northbound 75 towards the beltway. that's our traffic watch. we'll update the ride >> you're watching "good morning washington" on your side. >> in this morning's g.m.a. first look. the au paire headed to prison. guilty of second degree murder in the death of molly's husband jason core bit. the father and daughter se

where it's not falling yet is hot. 90 in warrenton. 86 in leesburg. 87 in washington. 82 in baltimore. through the evening showers will end and it will be partly cloudy to clear overnight. you will like the weekend forecast and that is coming up at 6:00. alison: thank you. police officers around the country will be in the communities they protect tonight. this is national night out. dozens of events are taking place in the area. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live at one of them where they are fighting back against crime. sam in sam: -- sam? sam: we are wondering how it will turn out after we just heard clap of thunder. it's dry right now. the d.c. recruits are cooking hamburgers. you can see on this open air grill. a lot of smoke. you can see number of the residents in the southwest washington who are coming out to get the food on this national night out evening. they pull out the stops and bringing in the helicopters. officers on horseback to the fascination of young people like this 7-year-old elijah. >> my dream is to be a jockey or police officer to ride horses. sam: d.c. had a ro

rainfall, north of bowie, near clinton, some heavier rainfall shown by the yellow shading. 66 and warrenton is where we have more moderate rainfall here. so this is going to be the case today. this is a tropical low off the north carolina coast. it's going to get a little bit closer this afternoon. and that's going to be increasing our wind speeds. we could see gusts near 35 miles per hour or so this afternoon. currently it's 68 degrees, rainy, chilly outside and through the afternoon we'll be lucky if we top out around 70. much of the area will be staying in the 60s, but improvements after about 7:00, 8:00 p.m. and big changes for tomorrow. coming up, what you can expect through the weekend with harvey impacts. jackie? >>> speaking of harvey, they spent days running from the rain and watching it absorb their lives, as we look live at houston, texas. as people continue to recover and the rescue efforts continue, they are expecting even more rain. they've already seen at least 30 inches in some parts. and another ten inches of rain is on the way. nbc's jay gray gives us the latest look at th

warrenton police say 76-year-old bernard do you say jr. shot rex olsen last week at the store.. >>> we will have a look at your forecast when we come back. stay with us. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com yesterday, hot and humid. isolated thunderstorm later on today, tomorrow as well. we go into the weekend a cold front moves through so we will have an isolated chance week and i think you will like it. monday looks like the rainiest day in the next

warr warrenton, 65 degrees. we'll get breaks of sunshine. there goes the last few sprinkles moving through philadelphia. the wet weather will be taking a break. and the clouds will thin out this afternoon. the showers are to the south. that's where we have seen steadier showers this morning, especially outside of our area. the last few sprinkles are moving through cape may right now and into southern delaware as they see a few rain drops as well. we'll get sunshine and then get a couple of really nice dry days. look how nice and clear it is to our west and to the northwest. look at the warm up, 79 degrees with breaks of sunshine. still a few lingering clouds at the shore, but the clouds will break through the sunshine as well. 81 degrees at the shore. a really pleasant evening and nice weather for wednesday. the humidity is low, 82 degrees is the high temperature. closer to 85 degrees on wednesday is pretty typical. then the rain comes down on friday with showers around on saturday. but there will be breaks in the clouds as well. rain for su

warrenton at less than a half mile of visibility. temperatures in the mid to low 60s. 59 gaithersburg. 59 manassas. 62 in clinton. school day forecast looks good. cool this morning, upper 60s by 7:00 a.m. later this afternoon, very nice. around 80. we'll see the clouds around. if you are playing golf tomorrow, tee time forecast looking really good as we go into the morning. only around 80 in the afternoon. staying nice and dry. next rain chance looks like tuesday and then coming up, we'll talk more about the labor day weekend forecast. sneak peek at that. let's check the roads with jack taylor at wtop. >> sheena, good morning. starting off in bethesda with chopper 4 flying over a crash. a single right lane -- that it shouldn't cost muchnd o washington parkway, before the memorial bridge, it may be a broken down truck or possibly over-sized. stop at the overpass, blocking the right lane. hopefully it's gone before you head out the door. northbound route 1 before north kings highway. the accident activity along the right side. volume m

nowhere near that in many areas. 77 in winchester now. 83 in warrenton and quantico and annapolis. 85 right now at reagan national airport. there are but they are not precipitation producing. all that heavy stuff continues down south. this is the fourth straight day of clouds and showers on the outer banks. we have one more beautiful day before the pattern changes. tonight the temperatures will drop from near 80 to the upper 60's by early in the morning. then we wake up across the region. we wake up to clear skies. 63 in aspen hill. 61 in la plata and 66 downtown. we talk about the weekend and the next then days in about nine minutes. nancy: we'll see you then. thank you. in a dramatic move by the d.c. health department it closed the maternity ward in the only full service hospital east of the river. stephen tschida has word on what tromped the extreme -- what prompted the extreme measure. stephen: they have 90 days to fix the problems. during that period while it's shut down, babies in the nursery are sent elsewhere. mothers who are expected to deliver here are also going medical cen

back to the west, warrenton and remington area, all going to lift north and east. as this warm front does, too, and that's what's going to bring the more instability to our air, this warm front. there's an area of low pressure that will come along the front, and that's what will give us an increased threat of seeing some severe weather, too, this afternoon. the high today only 77 degrees. we'll talk more about how much we're going to get from this system coming up. julie: good news with veronica. it was by knit 5:00 hour, but now better news along kenilworth avenue toward the east capitol street. the stalled metrobus that we had here along the right side now gone. according to m.p.d., as soon as the tow truck rolled up on the scene, the bus took off. we're not sure if the guy was taking a nap or what, but he's moved along southbound along kenilworth avenue. unfortunately, delays continue from eastern also open for business, southbound 95. the incident that we had down here in dale city now gone, but it's still a slow go, an 18-minute ride from the occoquan headed b