so you see there is west, east, everything is moving west to east.chester county, into delaware county, and you know what is next on the list? west philadelphia. west goshen getting moderate to heavy rain right now, so is marple township in delco, and there is springfield, rain starting to get heavier there and as we zoom in closer, there is yeadon and eventually about friends in west philadelphia and cedar park. so that is the tiehl, but looking ahead to the weekend 78 degrees today, cloud, showers on and off all day long and then tomorrow it looks like we will be largely dry, 84 degrees, certainly better weather day of the weekend because you we have showers and thunderstorms for sunday, and then alex, things clear up well just in time for weekend to be over. we have rain gear for your beyonce concert on sun day, all right, i know she is. >> okay, sue, we are here with the mazda folks. i'm here ready to go. we are here with vincent has been here every week for good day drives you even in the rain. >> even in the nice sunshiney weather. >> you know

tell us about west philadelphia a. it like to patrol. >> we're looking for great people want to be police officers. call 215-68-2677. we have a new recruitment drive, june 20th and we are looking for the best good what are the requirements if i want to be a police officer. >> right now we're going to be making some changes to the requirement. high school diploma, or 20 years or older of age. >> so you can apply right here in west fill throughout the day. >> yes. >> if you are interested in becoming a police officer. you are looking for any particular skills other than high school diploma, and 20 years of age. >> we want people interested in making a difference in their community, serve and protect. if they never thought about a job in policing before, come talk to us and sign up. >> what is great you are hiring. folks looking for a job, want to make a difference, philadelphia police department. >> yes. >> thank you for your service. >> free doughnuts next to you. >> i didn't mean to say it. >> that is all right. >> who

what would become of the american west? i think we sometimes forget that the question over whether slavery would exist in places even in my home state of utah, new mexico, california, kansas and nebraska, had done much to bring on the war. howthat the union had won, would these new places be governed? so today i went to suggest that understanding reconstruction is just as critical as causes, theg the course, and the outcome of the civil war itself. in many ways, reconstruction did just as much to shape the future of the united states as the war itself. how one should understand reconstruction is the subject of my talk today. the first point that i would like to make about reconstruction is that contrary to what you might have heard, this is a constant struggle for my students to find what is the north, but for the purposes of today, i would like to define the north as the states that simply supported the union during the war. they did not want to industrialize the south. instead -- and this is one of the main contentions of

philadelphia. >> west philadelphia. sue. busy weekend but joint's jumping. look who is with me. who is with me. >> what did you do to make that shirt. >> no, i didn't. >> where are you from. >> from north philadelphia, born and raised. >> and you self. >> i live right around the corner, 50th and cedar. >> she doesn't even know where she lives. >> yes, i do. >> so excited. >> after party at her house. we have some cake all right. >> we have some pound cake from pound cake heaven and we will have fun all morning long. lets get out the front door. we have an overturn vehicle on the blue route, 476 on the ramp to the westbound schuylkill expressway. again, roosevelt boulevard, we had an earlier accident but traffic is picking up as we get ready for the morning rush hour. well get to the maps, schuylkill expressway, little slow as you work your way through bala cynwyd and gentlemen, start your engines it is nascar weekend, coming to pocono speed way, up there we will see extra volume up and down 476, as i mentioned. we also

a lot of counties all lined up down to the west. all of those areas now to the north and west are under a severe thunderstorm warning. at the very latest, they have just dropped the tornado warning -- for theans area philomont area. severe thunderstorm warning. bluemont, middleburg, be on guard. further to the west, a big line of storms is developing and making a run toward us. let's switch to macs line and give you a better view of -- max oneas just and give you a better view of what brian was just talking about. want notice here, and brian just said, these tornado warnings of all been canceled out ahead of gradual. that's good. ahead of the cash schedule. that's good. what you see in -- ahead of that's good. what you see in pink are thunderstorm warnings. for severeg to look thunderstorm watch spots behind this to potentially come down. i would not be surprised if extreme western maryland comes down over the next half hour or so. this is from our chopper. one more time. sevens news chopper sunle heading toward montgomery county. a

go east young man, not west. out 50 is fine and you can get home you will be fine in terms of having no showers and heading west is tough. and towards charleston and barrysville and severe warning towards fredericksburg and caroline county until 6:15. hail in it. and we have hail in berkeley. you can hear it. that's impressive. can tell how big. it looks like golf ball sized. that will rip some of the foliage off of the trees unfortunately and get your grills. i think that is in berkeley earlier today. probably around 4:00 or so. what do you got? and casey schneider tweeted me, excellent. thank you. i would say that's marble sized hail. okay. nice job. again, people are tweeting me. that's awesome. great, good video. and we love to see that. we love to see storm reports and casey, thanks for sending me that pick from fredericksburg and that's one of the criteria. criteria for severe thunderstorm warnings, hail two inches in diameter, a quarter essentially and or winds over 18 miles per hour. we got another storm

west virginia. >> the death toll now in west virginia has now climbed to 14 people after severe historic flooding. storms dumped up to 10 inches of rain yesterday causing the worst flooding in more than 100 years. about 500 people were stranded overnight at a shopping center when a bridge washed out. power lines have been completely ripped out leaving thousands without power right now. west virginia governor says more than 100 homes are either damaged or destroyed. >> it's been a long 24 hours and the next 24 hours may not be much easier. but i know that west virginiians, as you have always known, will continue to help your friends, families, and neighbors as they begin to clean up and rebuild homes that have been destroyed. >> now tomlin says 17 shelters are open this evening, plus 200 national guard soldiers are actively helping rescue efforts and welfare checks. stay with news4 a washington app for updates all afternoon. pat and chris, back to you for now. >>> now to breaking news on wall street. this afternoon stocks tumbled today following britain's vote to leave the european union.

this is from west virginia. these are pictures that have been shared with us of the heavy weather as it moves through west virginia. we believe there may have been a tornado in west virginia. still waiting for confirmation on that, but heavy rains and hail. look at those ominous clouds. that's all those pictures from earlier in west virginia. >> in morgan county and berkley county and washington county and the western part of maryland as well. you've got some more for us? >> i've got some more for you. we still find that tornado warning right there shaded in red. national weather service just reported in that. that's definitely enough to damage your car. we have seen some pictures on twitter, even out of clark county, of damaged cars from hail that might be smaller than the baseball-sized hail that's being reported in middleburg. if you're in middleburg and not inside already, get inside. look at this. this is one heck of a storm right there. that tornado warning goes until 6:45. you have another 11 minutes or s

i want to head off a little bit farther toward the west.st want to show you exactly where that is located. the morgantown we are talking about here is way, way off to the west of us. westis now across parts of virginia into pennsylvania, so we wil a bit. ,he stronger line of storms thankfully, most of this will be out of here as we move through 10:00 or 11:00 tomorrow -- or tonight, i should say. show you what is going on -- just want to show you the guidance here. this is the mason-dixon line, pennsylvania, and as you had closer to the pittsburgh area, these storms are moving off toward the east, 30 five, 40 miles an hour. clarksburg around 4:50. about another hour, hour and five minutes. seven: 19 --at 7:19. if we can pull this out to the whitest view to give everyone a better perspective of what we are dealing with here with the stronger storm across the area, for your reference right here, here is pittsburgh. county, washington coun you go, that is where we have stronger storms beginning to form, and that is all part of the frontal syst

even further west we have extra humidity. clear skies on satellite and radar allow us to cool into the 50's, and at least into the middle 60's. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., if you like to get to the farmers market, we are the 60's, 75 by 9:00, 80 degrees at 11:00. a beautiful start. sunshine, andthe the humidity is still low tomorrow. get out there and enjoy it. we have thunderstorms moving in monday. i will time those out coming up will. police want you to take a close look at these images of a suspect wanted in an attempted robbery in northwest yesterday. they say that he slid the teller a note demanding money. the police say that he walked out without any cash. he is about 5'2" with a sunglasses. and pay close attention to the hat. to police are offering up $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest. tonight, we continue to follow the latest brexit developments. two days after the historic vote for britain to leave the arepean union, some brits talking about regrets. there is an online petition calling for second round

right along the west virginia line in and around the maryland and west virginia line. we're going to see this throughout the night. if you have plans tonight, you might want to cancel, to be honest with you. 8:00, 9:00, that's when the next line is going to be moving through the area. that next line is an extremely dangerous line. look at the severe thunderstorm warnings associated with it. the dark red around pittsburgh, that's flash flood warnings. i'm going to send it back to you guys. we're going to stay with you right on through the night tonight. this system will come the 8:00 hour. this spin in the atmosphere, this strong area of low pressure, bringing us that front right there and those storms. they'll be here around the 8:00, 9:00 hour. >> we'll be jumping back in as soon as something dramatic starts to happen again. >>> nine years in prison, that's the sentence for the man who led prince george's county police on a chase and tried to get away by ramming their cruisers. william webster was sentenced for the october 2015 incident. police say it began when they

this system will be pushing west to east, and we could see some shower activity mainly north and westphiladelphia later on this evening through the overnight. this system here will be setting up to bring us some rain for our sunday. and then sunday afternoon we do have the potential for some severe storms. so it is a tale of a 50-50 for the weekend in terms of, you know, the nice weather versus the storms. scattered shower activity later today, as i mentioned, primarily north and west. not so much the shoreline here. first alert day for tomorrow, as severe storms set up. and there is a potential that we could have a threat of some high winds, some torrential downpours, and even hail embedded. we are looking at the highest threat to be here in the highlighted areas, that would be north and west of philadelphia. we can't rule out that some of those severe storms would be rolling through just about everywhere in the area. so you want to take it easy for tomorrow. put futurecast into motion. this particular weather model showing that by 9:00 a.m. certainsunday morning, spotty, isolated sh

another round of storms to the south and west of the baltimore area. now to west of baltimore. getting ready to move over columbia. and then making it to but producing heavier downpours. outdoor dining for this evening. temperatures will fall through the 80's. we will see limited sunshine. depending on your location and whether you have storms over the area or not. we are not looking for widespread severe weather outbreak for the everything. the weekend is here. more on what to expect in a few minutes. leon: you got it. the former fairfax county police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man sentenced to one year in jail. but he won't spend more than a few more days behind bars. a judge imposed the sentence on adam torres who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in april. torres killed john geer in a standoff at geer's home in springfield three years ago. he was first charged with second-degree murder and then accepted a lesser charge in a plea deal. >> one year in jail is insulting. it was murder. it was not involuntary manslaughter. leon: torres will b next week beca

west, west, west, west, that's a rip roaring delta breeze. 50s for many here. a couple of low 60s, especially in palo alto. the low cloud deck making its move and march inland. the trend here the next couple of days and maybe out seven to 10 days is to have impressive low pressure settle in on the west coast. 60s and 70s now, 80s well inland. >>> 4:01. how are you, sir? >> 4:01? >> we just walked in together. >> wow, yes, it's early, steve. >> yes. what did i say? you know it's early when? >> the birds aren't even up yet. i like that. made me laugh. >>> good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. i know you have to get up early. you're watching, mostly likely, because you're up early. we welcome you, we are going to take a look at the tracy supercommute for you, people who drive from far away distances to get to the bay area and their jobs. 205, 580 all looking pretty good, no major delays, not going to stay this way for long into the livermore valley. interstate 880 looks okay if you're driving north and southbound past the colis

let's go back to the west a little bit more. i want to show you what's going on back towards pittsburgh. this is that next storm. notice one, two, three storms. now we're starting to see these supercell thunderstorms form back to our west, around morgantown. those are still well back to our west, but those are the ones that are going to impact just about everybody. that's why we're in weather alert mode. back to the martinsburg storm, we're going to continue to watch on that one. severe thunderstorm warning in effect for jefferson county and loudoun county. the tornado warning in effect until 5:00 for the martinsburg region. i'm going to send it back to you for just a minute. i'm going to see if we can get any more reports on this. i'll be back with you guys in just a couple of minutes. >> doug, i think one of the things we're wondering is i'm sort of struck by the dichotomy between all that red and yellow that we're seeing there on your radar and then sort of the immediate area here in d.c. you mentioned that this storm is push

the images out of west virginia are haunting. a muddy mess where there once were homes. at least two dozen people lost their lives and many residents have lost everything. thousands remain without power tonight. the president today declared a major disaster in that state. >>> and out west, it's fire causing the heartache. the erskine fire in california has scorched 36,000 acres and as of this morning, was only 10% contained. we have both disasters covered starting with morgan radford on the ground in west virginia. morgan? >> reporter: kate, 300 national guard troops are already on the ground here in west virginia and we are standing in the heart of it. you can see crews toiling away behind me and this mud having washed up into that home and that home, kate, is one of 500 all across the state that has already been damaged or completely destroyed. tonight, floodwaters receding revealing what looked like a ghost town, roads caked in mud leaving families like this one who have lost everything.

pop-up storm up west.y, spotty thunderstorms not a washout, but the whole region is under a threat of thunder. if you hear thunder head indoors. wednesday, sun comes back, lowering humidity. thursday, warm, but a nice day. as we head into friday and saturday, it's the possibility that we get a little more unsettled. le sunday is nice, early world on 4th of july, lots of sunshine and nice conditions. >> just like we want it. >>> philadelphia playground is back open with new equipment. the department of passion and recreation celebrated the opening of the play grounder along aramingo avenue in port richmond. children were checking out the renovations during their first day of summer camp. much more ahead in the next half-hour of "action news" at noon. >>> a new exhibit at the philadelphia museum of art opens this week, karen rogers gives us a preview of the private collection, those stories and more next. and want more coverag, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you

west was the lower west side. nobody ever crossed that line. west of 6th avenue mike ross the avenue to work as a servant in washington square, but believe me, the people in washington square never went on the other side of washington square. believe that. on the lower right, opened in 1878, going past the practically brand-new jefferson architecture house. in 1870 six, they put up a courthouse. courthouses all over new york city and those days because the court served whenever crime was committed in their district. this courthouse in 1876, by the way because of where was located in 1906 is where the trail was for the murder of stanford white. because he was murdered at madison square garden when it was in madison square, which was nearby. jefferson market, the farmers farmers aey gave the 24-hour american hall -- market hall. then they had a four-phase clock in the day when nobody had watches. a pocket watch was expensive. a public service. that was a fire watchtower, by the way. then there was a police precinct and a jailhouse. whenever i loo

flash flood watch through the west.lue rich, west virginia, for us it would just be scattered showers maybe a thunderstorms that moves through this evening. 86 degrees outside. 75 westminster, 82 leonardtown. across our area showers and thunderstorms through tonight i would say hererm in dc see rain should move out after dark with a few showers south and east off town. but we do have more stores in the forecast for tuesday. a better chance for stronger storms here i'll have all ofll that coming up in the 7-dayin forecast still ahead. ahe sarah and tony into one woman one thousand mile walk in thee name of breast cancer. >> ronica. >> well she walked a thousand miles topless and she said the a hole thing was not about awareness, we'll have that next. >> a dirty dancing resort is which hotel is offering the get away. >>> how the ride service will now display your fair. >> paul let is a breast cancer 055 who says we have enough awareness about the disease nowe we need action. >> she arrived at the capital cp after walking

>> some rain south and west. maybe we get some in philadelphia later but the clouds are the main thing you see build and become more of a factor into the afternoon. the rain is north and west of philadelphia and as we go in closer it's covering dover, delaware and has moved into the southern half of cape may county. and it will probably tend to clear before too much longer and a break up of this precipitation and later in the afternoon you may transition into areas seeing the steadier stuff into lighter precipitation, a couple of lighter cells up near wilmington as well. real quick go ahead and lapse it, this is all moving to the south, looking like salem will pick up some of that. want to give you the wide view too. all the rain to the south. we have chopper 6 hd a little earlier out over philadelphia, you can see how the sunshine was in play a little bit ago when we were flying around and it still is across much of the region. it's south and west where the clouds are thicker. 78 in philadelphia and dew points d

i'll show you that in a secondtt for areas off to our south and west. west. storm activitys firing up.ou there we are at 3 o'clock.'c that there could be a strongre storm or two but we're notre expecting an outbreak ofbreak o severe weather.seve there we are at 8 o'clock o'cck tonight.ni once we lose the daytime dti heating we'll lose thatoseha thunderstorm threat although it will return tomorrow withith daytime highs in the 80's. 8 tomorrow the front will get w through the region so we'llo dry it out for the day on wednesday. there's that flood watch i mentioned. yes, it does encompass partspasp of west virginia that tha unfortunately dealt with theelyh flooding last week as we have the potential for somase more -- or additional thunderstormthun titivity out there. that includes parts of 81 there west of charlottesville.tv there's your seven-days yo forecast.re 87 today. 88 tomorrow. we'll keep the scattered stt shower and thunderstorm in theo forecast today and tomorrow.omw. wednesday looks great.ksreat end of the week going to the t beach, the mountains mo

the greatest theft is -- threat is south and west.omorrow up near lower humidity for the next couple of days, wednesday, thursday, friday, into the holiday weekend. saturday, sunday, we could get storms around for the fourth of july weekend. four the fourth of july itself, though, the mid 80s with sunshine. looks good for the parade and fireworks. jack taylor, what's happening now. >>> we've got a crash like we needed another wrinkle this morning. the accident is at east cap. i-70, painful out of frederick . you are all blocked. traffic being diverted to run north to 17 to return to 70 west. ongoing police activity there. m street, downtown northwest, westbound, as you leave, through down ton itself, passing through the key bridge, all traffic must turn left. eastbound only right lanes getting by. the district. a fatal accident on i-295 caused a bit of a mess for your morning commute today. let's check in with news 4 molette green. she's live with the latest. >> reporter: take a look. this is a welcome scene behind me. 295 moving in b

flash flooding conditions in parts of west virginia. those heaviest storms expected to head to the southeast. we could still see strong weather in our area later today. go through the futurecast hour by hour to show you when those storms will likely move in when i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's see what's happening with the traffic. >> thanks, bill. we're watching 95 around gerrard avenue. no big problems or delays right now on the southbound side into center city. still moving along. 13-minute trip southbound from woodhaven road up to the vine street expressway into center city. we're also watching an accident out in norristown on stand jj bridge street and james street. i'll have updates on construction when i come back. >>> we are following a developing story out of the nation's capital this morning. that's where democrat lawmakers are staging a sit-in right on the house floor and demanding action on gun control. let's take a live picture right now inside the house. the sit-in started just before noon yesterday with the lawma

we'll talk about that and north and west a cold front.t shower activity in west virginia at this hour and that will scott in our area mid afternoon. behind that front we'll cool thing down and better dry things out. much less humidity on the way later tonight and tomorrow. future cast we'll try to find showers together. there you go you can see widely scattered nature of that activity. anything you get is quick moving and light. few showers later today and clear it out quickly tonight. overnight tonight clear skies and look at that setup for middle of week. 85 today. 73 tomorrow with sunshine and fantastic thursday sip trip looks great next weekend as well. few showers saturday. mostly next 7 days seasonable and even a little cooler than average temperatures. >> frok me looks great. >> good graduation weather. >> i'm excited you're doing that keep the pictures coming tuck. >> keep the pictures coming people at home will roll in. >> i love seeing graduation pictures. >> inspiring. >> back to cool school i love it. >> right now towards the

we are four or five miles west of 495 on 66 heading west. we are in the vienna area. this is what it looks like in front of us and behind us and what you expect it to look like at 5:0 a 5 on monday -- 5:05 on monday afternoon. we reached out to metro who said the overall ridership is down 1% from two mondays ago. but for the stations west of ballston which is where the track started for the safetrack program, they are down 26%. so you can expect that these are the people that would take metro, one of the 26% that did not take it today. overall, the traffic does look good. for monday afternoon. back to you. the long-term closures won't just have an impact on commuters. businesses are also gearing up as people have fewer places to park and less time to get home. stephen tschida picks up our coverage in northwest d.c. stephen: well, we are between the north and the south entrances and exits from dupont circle metro station. the businesses here, many of them are small businesses and acknowledge they are highly dedependent on foot traffic -- dependent on foot traffic. much

of west virginia. this is another cell. this is been downgraded to a severe thunderstorm warning. that is better than a tornado warning but still, we are looking at gusty winds, heavy downpours, along with the potential for damaging hail. the big story we have been talking about that's going to arrive here later tonight is a lot of strong storms western pennsylvania. as we move through 8:00, 9:00 tonight, this is when we aren't acting the strongest dorms to are expecting the strongest storms to arrive. look at all the lightning associated with this. thunderstorm watch, tornado warnings, as far as active tornado warnings, right now, we just have one for the abc 7 viewing area. just south of us toward fredericksburg, this is moving southeast at about 20 miles per hour. the area that will see the biggest impact from this will be spotsylvania, another half hour or so. mind, the severe thunderstorm warning is in effect until 5:45 p.m. about another 30 minutes to go. small,course, half-dollar sized hail is a

there's no lightning out to the west of us, only showers.s we go this closer, most of it is in southeastern pennsylvania, but it's moving due east, if you're in medford lakes or around camden county, some of of you are picking up a sprinkle most of us this is highlighted in red, don't be surprised if you hear thunder, but this is mostly shower activity. in south jersey where you have a break you might see damp roads conditions because of showers that came through earlier. we'll be in and out of this spotty activity until early afternoon hours and things get better. as we look outside we have cloudy skies and, of course, it's damp in spots as you just saw. 635 degrees in philadelphia heading out the door. of 6 in6 in allentown. 635 -- 65 in new jersey. we're getting into the midday hours we'll have more scattered precipitation. we get into 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., things start to dry out and in the late afternoon we might see sunshine. allentown, 77 today. mostly cloudy we'll see the afternoon drying building in. at the shore, mostly cloudy an a

individual showers and thunderstorms west of 81 in virginia and west virginia. the track of these will zoom in for a moment. the track is to the southeast. not toward the immediate metro area. so showers and storms to the west. flood watches out until 10:00 tonight. over portions of west virginia. we have one, two frontal systems. both will give us chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. 67 to 72. muggy tonight. patchy fog. we look toward the holiday weekend for you in a couple of minutes. alison? [cheering] alison: there, screams of joy and celebration outside of the supreme court today. after the court overturned a controversial abortion law in texas. that law one of three major rulings from the court. the overturning former virginia governor bob mcdonnell construction conviction. we'll have much more on -- corruption conviction. we'll have much more on that in a moment. they upheld a law banning those of convicted of domestic violence from owning firearms. let's begin with the landmark decision on abortion. michelle: despite having only eig

firing up mainly still off to the west. batch of rain that moved through south jersey and delaware early this morning. that is off shore but a shortwave moving in behind this is creating strong thunderstorms off the to the west over lancaster and dauphin counties, york county in southern pennsylvania and it is all pushing east. it is not moving very quickly. we will zoom in on one the of the strongest cells now over western lancaster county and york county moving south east at the 20 miles an hour. tracking this out you can see sometimes on when this will arrive in our area. it will be within the next hour or two that we will see this move toward lancaster air contract by 5:30, providence by 5:58 and by 6:25 in dublin. we are under a severe thunderstorm watch for the vast majority of our region excluding the shore counties and southern delaware until 10:00 o'clock tonight. coming up we will time out these storms when we expect them to move through the city and what we can expect behind this front as we head toward fourth of

, through west virginia. 1:00, still dry, showers and storms developing for areas to the west.hung up. at 6:30 in the same spot, still dry thro sun begins to set. we will go through the extended futurecast and a look ahead to the holiday weekend. larry? >> thank you, allyson. >>> and a smooth ride along the capitol beltway this morning. inbound on route 50 through crofton into areas like bowie and mitchellville, you're good to go. and the b.w. parkway is a smooth ride. 95 doing well on the maryland and virginia side, so you're looking at an issue and problem- free commute. for our friends in prince george's county, good morning to you. no issues on branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, 301 and indian head highway. still fairly quiet. inbound on i-66, a smooth ride from fairfax into rosiland. back over to you. >>> now to breaking news we're -- prince george's county this morning. look at this video just into the newsroom. a house

again, that's over in west philadelphia. we're also watching 95 right around the philadelphia international airport. no big problems or delays. if you have a flight to catch, you'll be just fine getting there. here's northbound. southbound lanes look just fine as well. also, we're watching a vehicle fire out in marlborough on main street and church road. >>> we're following breaking news at 5:33 this morning. you're looking at exclusive video right now of a philadelphia police officer being loaded into an ambulance in west philadelphia minutes ago. new information we just learned. he was taken to penn presbyterian. he was complaining of pain to his head and neck. he's wearing a neck brace. this officer was a passenger in a police cruiser that was hit by a septa bus. the crash pushed the cruiser into a light pole at 63rd and lancaster just before 5:00. police tell us the officers were heading to another call, had their lights and sirens on. the bus hit the rear passenger side of the cruiser. no one was on the bus. the driver

look to the north and west..ty just about in the cleart and we'll continue to watch this band of rain push on the eastas and we should be in for a littll sunshine midday.. hey, the more sunshine we getee midday the better our chancesoua for some late day thunderstormsr it will be humid out there withe highs eventually in the mid 80sd just be on the look out here. ot we could do another round off scattered showers and storms s some of those strong by mid t late afternoon.te aernoon. more weather in just a minute.ju more traffic with erin. erin, how is it looking? >> 8:37. southbound north capitol we're dealing with a crash so definitely give yourself extra time to get around there.d we'll get that mapped for youedu just in. we'll get that you exact exa intersection but again southth capitol street dealing with slos downs at florida. so you need to be aware that. inbound suitland jams silver hill to stanton road.. inbound naylor road trafficr lights malfunctioning also asona you come from potomac and glennn echo he

by 5:00 p.m., north and west, maybe a shower or pop-up thunderstorm. high temperatures across the region, not as warm as over the weekend, but still warm. 85 in allentown. 84 in reading, 86 in philadelphia. 84 in millville. 78 down the shore in cape may. the closer view shows 77, 78. ocean temperature getting up to 70 off the coast of delaware for the last couple of days, but new jersey, as well. there's a moderate risk of rim currents no matter where you go up and down the beach. swim near the lifeguards. we have a high uv index starting out with the early sunshine. tomorrow we have possibility of thunderstorms around, through the day everyone could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm and perhaps more thunderstorms in the evening as late as 11:00 we may not be done with the spotty activity. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 86. sun to clouds, a thunderstorm possible, feeling humid as the day goes on. rain north and west. tomorrow, muggy, and spotty showers thunderstorm here or there, high of 85. that's on and off through the

all these green counties, west virginia, most of this is west of i-81, harrison burg it's basically righta loto west virginia under the gunhe here this afternoon, thison, evening for more severeever thunderstorms and more heavy, ha heavy rain. hopefully these thunderstorms will be progressive enough or e moving quickly enough that itha won't be a huge problem. probl so much water there, there'sre's just noplace for the water tocee go right now so a lot of thatha stays under a flash flood warning again. that runs from 11:00 a.m. a until this evening.nt >>> this is futurecast. we're all dry at noon but watch what happens by 2, 3isl 23 o'clock. things begin to build so we'll see some storms out to theut west as early as two or 3 o'clock. this is 4 o'clock here approaching the d.c. area. area. hopefully it holds off at least up and down i-95 out 270 2 and along 70 for most of the commute, okay. i don't think that will be the case for 66. i think western sections ofon o the metro area and out towardsor front royal places like thatyal along pl66 will be get something thunderstorms by 4, 5 o'clo

live in west philadelphia, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> long day out there in west philadelphia. >ow to our decision 2016 coverage. western pennsylvania is the latest campaign stop for donald trump as he widens his attacks in the presidential campaign. the presumptive republican nominee rallied supporters in suburban pittsburgh last night. he also took aim at the gop establishment, struggling or unwilling to support him. that included former nominee mitt romney. >> he says, donald trump may have racial tendencies. he lost. he choked like a dog, he choked. now it's time for somebody else. we're fwoik to win, folks. >> trump's stop in pennsylvania cap add weekend tour of battleground states that also included virginia and florida. tomorrow, he plans to deliver a speech aimed at the clintons. >>> speaking of hillary clinton, she picked up another high profile endorsement, the reverend jesse jackson. clinton adds jackson's endorsement to those of president obama, vice president biden, and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. senator sanders has not endorsed clinton. >>> sanders will

most abtivesy is out west -- activity is out west.he showers stafford storms are moving south and east. while they are falling a lot of there are two frontal systems on the map we are watching. both have the ability to produce isolated showers and thunderstorms. that is a mechanism at work here. the future cast takes the second one by tomorrow afternoon and the everything. each time the system goes through, there will be a chance of showers and storms. partly sunny. warm and muggy tomorrow. finally behind the second front to wednesday. that is when we see the cooler, drier air move in the region. wednesday and thursday are spectacular. it's comfortable outdoor weather. friday, the heat and the humidity return. we get ready for the holiday weekend through saturday, sunday and in the fourth on monday. the seven-day forecast, 30% chance of showers and the storms tomorrow. 88. wednesday and thursday, less humid. more chance of showers and storms friday afternoon. saturday we could have storms. it will hit 86 but most of the day is dry. th

i think there will be flash flooding to the west of town between 6:00 and 9:00. flash d west. i think that will be expanded a little bit. 10:00 tonight we are still fine. walk the dog, take a walk after dinner, whatever. 79 downtown. in the mid-70s. 74 rockville. 73 silver springs. by 6:00 a.m., clouds overspread the area. showers and thunderstorms to the west. out to i-81. look what happens between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. boom. it gets into the entire metro area and prince george, southern maryland by 9:00. the morning commute does not look like a nice event. temperatures are in the 70s. notice the reds and deep reds. that is heavy, heavy rain and possibly flash flooding with temperatures in the mid-70s. that's by 9:00. by 1:00 there is our break. then we see more showers and thunderstorms try to develop in the next, say, 24 hours this time tomorrow evening. two rounds, first round in the morning will be the worst of the tw to start. 82 by 1:00. now, the next seven days, friday looks okay for round 2. isolated shower mainly south of town. ice on saturday, nice on sunday. mid-

a little messy weather off to the west. looking at showers and storms well west. and see that off the carolina coast? that's bonnie. yeah, bonnie is still not dead. it's a tropical depression moving away from the coast. but all of this activity, trying to cross the booth. having a tough time yellows and yellows and oranges. and even a little lightning well to the west. metro, clouds with light your -- showers moving in. and scattered about through charlestown. up into western maryland. and actually, western maryland, virginia, bit of lightning earlier. tracking one cell just to your west. looks like it's coming out of crossberg. romney a little rain. and kaiser to the west. as far as the weekend. looking unsettled. the beach forecast. i would still go, knowing that could see showers and storms form. saturday, looks like a good day in the mid-70s. and sunday, a better chance to see stronger storms in the afternoon. 81. and that's going to be the same around here. yellow weather alerts of tomorrow and sunday. with storms around. all right. right now, we're at 81. mi

western maryland and west is moving off to the east. we are talking in the next hour and a half will be pushing through. one sign alex was pointing out toward chantilly and fairfax, heading towards manassas park, that area is a pretty hefty storm. there is no rotation and that system right now, but it was of a cell that featured rotation. we have to watch out for the potential for some flash flooding as well, as we continue to go deeper into the evening. there has been a lot of rain in these isolated cells. this will bring through a big swath of rain. with all this rain coming down, it could saturate the ground, and that is why we do have that flash flood watch in effect, which is a precursor to the morning say we could have some flooding out there. you want to keep an i on that as we go deeper into the evening. this is that cell that is warned on. we are talking about extreme southeastern portions. portions of fairfax county, as well as northwestern portions of prince william county. this cell right here is pretty strong. this is drift

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this is mainly north and west and this afternoon and tonight. in the lehigh valley, after you hit 90 yesterday, not as hot yesterday, it will be warm and muggier as the day goes on. it's the northern and western areas that have the best chance of a shower or spotty thunderstorm. down the shore, it will be dry, 78 is the high, ocean temperature, 71 degrees, moderate risk of rip currents down the shore, make sure you swim next to the lifeguards. in philadelphia. sun to clouds, 86 is the high, more you humid. winds out of the southwest at 8 to 6 miles per -- 16 miles per . overnight tonight, spotty thunderstorm can't be ruled out, overnight low, 70 so it's warm. the action up north and west today will tend to shift farther south and across the region, because a frontal boundary will be popping through. 12:00, showers and thunderstorms possible. a few more of these popping up by 3:00 p.m. and more of it coming through late in the afternoon and in through the evening, tomorrow a little choppier, not a washout, but a better chance of showers and thund

but that say slow creeper coming in from the west. cloud cover is getting thicker, and you can see in an on satellite. we saw high, thin stuff this morning and now a little bit thicker coming up from the southwest than will be the pattern where you get cloudier and cloudier as the day goes on. 78 warm degrees right now in philadelphia. 80 in allentown and 75 in millville. dew points not all that bad in most of the region, only 52 in philadelphia. but all the way up to 69 in dover where the rain is falling. it's humid to the south and west. 76 is not the day's high and it's going to be close to that average high but again the big issue for areas south and west are the passing showers. we have another round of rain coming guys for tomorrow morning, it could be in the wee hours of the morning and perhaps extends into the morning rush hour and could be rumbles of thunder mixed in with that. >> thank you david. >>> with rain in your forecast get regular updates from our team of meteorologists by following each of them on twitter and keep 6

west at napa, west-southwest concord. system there is sweeping in, enhances that fog bank. 60s, 70s, soft 80s well inland now south. good morning, sir. >> good morning, steve. you drive to the column de cot tunnel? >> yes, i do. >> last night there was a surprising sight. a herd of goats wandered in the westbound lanes. there they are. >> you're not kidding? >> no, i'm not. officers had to shoo them off the highway. there was a report one car may have hit one of the goats but we saw no evidence of that. they were in the area trying to clear brush. the lanes are now open. it was quite a sight for people driving in the middle of the night. they might have thought they were imagining things. let's take a look at the tracy super commute. traffic is moving along nicely. no major problems. as we see, i don't see anything on the road sensors. we're going to look at this later, and i can almost guarantee you we're going to see a lot of slow traffic here. and finally at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light coming into san franci

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parts of maryland and west virginia. looks like our rain chances, unfortunately, will be going up as we head for the weekend. that and your se >>> prince george's county man shot and killed police. 20-year-old conrad hull of hyattsville was walking with two caretakers to the basketball court. he dropped his budget. and it -- basketball. and it hit a car that was pulled over to the side of the road with the driver inside. that led to an argument, which endum with -- ended up with the driver shooting hull. >> i've never seen anything like that. this is the first time since i've been here that i've heard about this kind of violence over here. >> i've been here 21 years and never had any problems. >> senseless. detectives are still searching for the driver who shot cole. all happen. >>> a phoenix mother is in critical condition tonight. after police found her three children murdered. >> investigators say that woman stabbed her three sons before trying to kill herself. one was only 3 months old. the bodies of two of the child

ones on the west are a warm front. out west, could be a spotty shower late. not likely to see much activity today or tonight. tomorrow starts out okay. going to be in pennsylvania in the afternoon. watch how storms really develop here north of the turnpike at 5:00. we'll watch in the eveni sunday, winds turn north westerly, less humid but hot. better storm chance south and west. temperatures still pushing toward 90 degrees mark. looking at the beach forecast going for tomorrow and sunday, mid-80s, water temperatures low to mid-60s. our three day forecast, low 80s today. low to mid-90s tomorrow with an isolated storm late up north. 90 sunday breezy hot, less humid. cool her monday into mid-80s tuesday. might see a stray storm wednesday and thursday. we've got more p?p?o?gv ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors.

kimberly: we have new developments in west--yeah. virginia. declared abama has state of emergency in the wake of the devastating flooding. he has also called the governor to reassure him he has resources at the ready to help with the recovery efforts. died inn 25 people have the flooding, hundreds of homes and businesses destroyed. 32,000 people are without power at this hour. we will take you live to the flood zone coming up at 6:20. a much different picture here, sunny and warm, very low humidity. meteorologist josh knight has a first look at the weekend forecast. josh: things could not be much better for us. we are much more prepared to do with the humidity, and we have been lucky. blue skies across the majority of the area, a great shot from the national harbor. we had some extra cloud cov sunshine at about much time and great weather. keptclouds temperatures a little cooler, but most of us in the low to mid 80's. we have clear skies the rest of the evening. eating out on the deck, fire up the grill, the temperatures are great, low 80's. w