here's warrenton. we already have lightning coming very close to the warrenton area. hereus the strike that occurred right near downtown. heads-up there. to the north, mor storms and more really heavy rain around martinsburg, blue mont. down farther south, the line is very strong. it's making its way in through northern virginia for the most part. it will come through d.c. if you're heading to the nats ga, yeah, we expect to see showers around the early part of the game. but most of the storms will weaken by that time. maybe a delay -- they'll get tme n no problem. one thing we're watching now, tomorrow. your weekend. more in a minute. >>> tomorrow w yoit's looking d. patchy fog especially if you're receiving rain. it's still a muggy saturday as the day wears on. e chance that you're dealing with rain and thunderstorms increases. take a look. future weather. i'm starting you off at noon. mainly cloudy and still mainly dry. w eas seeeow scattered showers andto thundes firing back in the panhandle of west virginia and western maryland.:0 by p.m., tracking thunderstorms

this storm here mak wg its toward the warrenton area here. warrenton at about 6:25. already hit once, you'll get hit twice. brentsville at 6:56 and prince william coun. much mortye >>> it's a friday.ar and w in weather alert mode. >> we're getting familiar with the drill, doug. >> yeah. we are. we said yesterdayet storms would yesterday that the storms would come through at the exact time that most of the storms came through, the evening rush. starting to see rain move into the d.c. metro area. the heaviest storms to the south around culpeper county. thatun arer a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 tonight. the warning really, the storms areeally starting to peter out here. not a ton of lightning associated with those. you see a couple of bolts of lightning around the fairfax area. you might hear lightning. this is just a moderate raiw. heaviest rain is down to the south. looking at this storm in through culpeper thcountyugh portions of rappahannock, as well the strongest is new york culpeperoving through warrenton. that will be moving through in the next 15 minu

moving inarlier this summer from another neighborhood in warrenton. residents here on high meadow place just getting to know the little girl. they are now mourning r loss. this mom's 10-year-old had played with the victim and asked we only use her voice. >> my heart breaks both as a mom to have to go through something like that, but definitely having met her a few times. she's very sweet girl. >> reporter: already neighbors are planning a way to show their care an concern for victim's family. in warrenton, julie carey, news >> friends of the family have set up a gofundme account to help that family. search memorial fund in our nbc washington app. >>> we also have breaking news. there is an amber alert this evening for a child who was kidnapped from reagan national airport. virginia state police say 12-year-old jin jing ma was taken by an asian woman possibly 40 years of age wearing a black dress. ney were last s leaving the airport. news 4's shomari stone is at reagan where we're expecting a live update from airport officials and anyone with informati

the rain-oekd grounds and storms being blamed for an unimaginable warrenton. >> a huge tree fell on a he at killed this teen who had just been tucked into bed. it's a sight that brings tears to the eyes of neighbors, a little girl'slue bedroom crushed by a fallen tree. the911 call came around 10:25p. rm.unde rsto e had fallen and trapping a child. emergency crews arrived>>quickl. he tree had fallen through the roof and through the ceiling on to the bed and pinne her and -- and they tried frantically everything that they could to try to free the victim and couldn't. >> reporter: the little girl was pronounced dead. dispatch calls recording the conversation as her dnttraught pa had to be evacuated from the home. the structure was unstle and in danger of collapse. >> i'mith the deputy and the mom and dad. they are being escorted away from the house epnow. >> rter: today fauquier county sheriff's deputies back at the house protecting the family's privacy. ighbors say the family had only been in the house a short time moving in earlier this summer from another neighborhood in warrenton. re

but again, the flow of this has mainly really been look at this all the way from warrenton. right now we are dryth here i district. but again, look at this. this is over the last 12. hou rain, rain throughout the afternoon and watch this. as we get into the i evening kind of dissipates. what's happening is, we've got an uer level disturbance. a trough. elongated area of low pressure lifting to the north and east and weakening and taking the tin with it. the onlyng i'm watching right now is back in ohio, these little guys, that could create some isolated storms for us ow afternoon. but not until then. we still have a flash flood watch. loudoun county and then moorgomery points not in the district anymore. that goes till 6:00 a.m. on ncsaturday. >> this rain gets out of here tonight, the national weather service wita chopping away at that. tonight the rain ends. sunny for saturday. sunday monday, hot and humid. gorgeous. the humidity and the fog are creating some low visibilities out there.ca be ful. the visibilities will only get worse as we continue into the overnight. by to

warrenton down to zero. that's dense fog. if you're walking the dog or if you need one to walk and adopt, handsome guy. friends of homeless animals in loudoun county. you can head ttheir woeb website. lunchtime near 90 degrees. humid this afternoon with temperatures in the 90s there. we have a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. some could bedo strong. t forget. coming up next saturday,er the 18th a big clear the shelters event, you can find out more on the nbcashington app. nice and dry on radar off to the west. that's where we have scattered showers and storms. those will be moving in later today. here's what future weather is showing. we stay dry mostf the day. by 5:30 a line of storms.ap oaching the district, i would say between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. moving through and then t starti clear out. we'll have to watch it for the nats game a bit of a delay there. we have rain in the forecast. unfortunatel increasing chances saturday, could be seeing a rainy sunday. but -- you could add these plants, flowers to your gard

less than a half mile in warrenton. not everyone is seeing this.ight see haziness and patchy fog today. radar is nice and dry. we're not talking about any rain. eivedo the west, we r scattered showers and thunderstorms. this will be the case through the afternoon. mainly t late afternoon and into evening. here's your planner for today. this morning,e're watching for the fog. by lunchtime, near 90 degrees. humid.ug going th the afternoon, 93 for a high. i thunderstormo the afternoon. the humidity could make it feel close to 100 degrees in spots. here's what future weather is showing as far as the timing. through lunchtime, pretty early afternoon, a chance for a couple pop-up thunderstorms. it's looking like the timing is in evening hours. by 6:00 p.m. organized storms to theviest. through the district between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. some could be strong to potentially severe. we're going to be dry tomorrow if you're headed to the beach, it looks good. rain chances thrown back even if you stay farther inland, a higher chance of rain saturday and especiall

it happened in a neighborhood just outside warrenton during last night's storm. bureau chief julie carey reports this tragedy has left first responders so shaken they areec attending a l debriefing this evening. >> reporter: it's a sight that brings tears to the eyes of neighbors, a little girl's blue bedroom crushed by a fallen tree. it happened not long after 10-year-old lydia gergos was cked into bed. the 911 call came in around 10:25 p.m. in the midst of a un rstorm, a tree had fallen trapping a child. emergency crews arrived quickly. >> the tree fallen through the roof, through the ceiling on to the bed and pinned her and - and they tried frantically everything that they could to try to free the victim and couldn't. >> reporter: lydia was pronounced dead at the scene. first responders shaken by the pay but taking time to their respects as the child's body was removed and drivenay >> that there was a tribute after the victim was moved from the house, that the first responders lined the driveway as she was brought out. >> the victim'sinamily is a for privacy r

fraud mailer is one of those new to the school we caught up with him near warrenton. >> when i got dressed today, i'm like, i'm starting my new career. >> repor school security officer or sso. he agreed to the position a day after he retired from virginia state police. he w a trooper for 29 years. >> a lot of times in my previous job, we're reactive and this job i can beveroactive. >> one of our schools will have at least an armed school security officer within that building. >> reporter: superintendent dr. david jacksays in high schools like kettle run, the new ssos will often work alongside a sheriff's deputy resourcece offir like officer tyndall. >> good morning. >> repngter: dr. jack is looki for candidates with a law enforcement background and those who can connect with young people. >> our school resource officers to now have good relationships with students. ndwe expect a anticipate the ssos will s do thee thing. >> repter: students like harper say the wanted more security especially after parkland. ill be in is cop their halls. >> now we know officer kent will be somewhere in casen

lydia was in her bed when the tree crashed too her home in warrenton. >>> aryupdate to a s we've been following for about a week now. a teenager who was reported missing last monday in montgomery county has been i fod safe canada. 17-year-oldable la ahmed was with a gro of students who were visiting the -- from old. it's not clear how hep wound in canada, but police say he was safe and unarmed. >>> when we come back tonight, tro clarifies its plan for the d.c. this weekend. ly right here >> we'll have in an update on what you can expector security when white supremacists come to town. >> imagine coming home from a family vacation to find a deado body inr yard. we'll explain the a bizar disturbing discovery. >> all newt 6:00, the rewards of a good deed. of a good deed. dozens of bic had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. f

a few showers around the manassasrea and back around i-66 and north of warrenton. the wider viewng not shouch at all. sbst of tonight on the dry side. 93 lg and 92 dulles and it gets even hotter tomorrow and wednesday, and we've got a better chance of storms, too. i'll break it down for you and see you back here in a few mi htes. >> met decided it will not make separate trains available to the white supremacists coming into d.c. sunday for the unite the right rally. late this afternoonro m announced separate trains are not part of the plan now. there's concern because one woman was killed when counterp testers and while nationalists clashed at last year's unite the right rly in charlottesville. coming up at 5:30, a look at how metro and d.c. police will be working together to keep the ac >>> an inn send bystander, that's how police called an 18-year-old after a stray bullet struck her. our bureau chief tracee wilkins has the report. >> reporter: we need people who may have heard or sn something call us. >> a 19-year-old girl is in critical and stable condition afte

sho had a couple of showers down around warrenton and fauquier and culpepper counties. that's about it. most of us seei sunshine and gorgeous weather. emen some clouds moving in with that syoming on through right now and it's going to continue on two and most of us will see the cl skies overnight tonight. as we move on through the day tomorrow, what are we going to be seeing? well, more sunshine during then aft. a really nice day and planning for tomorrow. 74 degrees at 7:00 a.m. and 85 by noon and 90 by 3:00 with isolated showers, so, sah, ll on the warm side and high of 91 tomorrow and 860, at 7 so a very nice friday night. no problem if you're going to be eating dinner outdoors. 85 on saturday and 86 on sunday. a good chance ofain both days. now, saturday is all day chance. not all day rain and all day chance of rain. ncsunday the best c will be during the afternoon, so heads up there. better chance of thunder on sunday. could be a flood threat, especially sunday, monday into tuesday. we could see some flooding and maybe even on saturday if we ge morms going over the

here's the one coming right over the lemonade stand and down towards the warrenton area and manassas that you're seeing some of those two. let's zoo in on those two and you see some of them coming in towards columbia and oward county. this one right here is what i'm talking about going through the bethesda and chevy cha aa. it's still over the mall right now, but you can see the spur here as you make your way outf the beltway right over towards the -- not just the mall but areas right there along r355 wisconsin avenue. wheaton, you're in there. benesda will get in the action and down to the south looking at this area around haymarket. these.tning with we've seen a bolt of lightning here or there, but most of the lightning has gone out of these, which means they are quick showers, and they are going to be very quick. thisom oneg through haymarket, in manassas in the minutes.o 20 behind it not much going on. as a matter of fact, once this moves through, we've got some niceeather in here for tomorrow. it was a great day today. tomorrow locking good, too. still on the high side. 92 degre

notice around the warrenton area around 66, some very heavy rainfall. but this line back in the panhandle of west virginia prompting some severe thunderstorm warnings o be issued for the oldtown, springfield a romney areas. these warnings will be in effect until 4:45 with most of our-year including northernirnia and western maryland and back through west we're just about down tracking this tornado warning. down into st. mary's county. shna and i will be in all afternoon and evening keeping a close eye on the radar with what is going o again this, tornado warning. >> there it goes. >>t j expired for parts of st. mary's county. leon and susan, back to you. we'll be in weather alert mode all afternoon and evening and keeping a close eye on radar and how the weather is impact you. >> no time to breathe a sigh of relief just yet. >> aolutely. it's incredible. right now we have tracee wilkins actu llye on suitland road and we understand you're out there with a water rescue going on right now. >> reporter: yeah, and it looks like as we wereng wai for that torn