tomorrow, includes hagerstown, washington county and winchester either side of i-81 points to the west but as we go through the night and tomorrow morning expanded a little bit to the east to include more of the immediate metro area. tomorrow impactwise, wet commute moderate, flooding almost high, hail and strong winds in the very high end of moderate as well. but flooding is our main concern tomorrow. 6:00 a.m. in the morning we are dry with then, boom, by 8:00, look at all the activity that spreads essentially right down i-66 into town including montgomery county, prince george's county, you see the red and the orange, that means heavy rain. we will come back, we will track those, let you know where they are going to end up and also track the second batch in the evening. >> thank you. >>> right now a sit-in protest inside the capitol is entering its eighth hour. dozens of democ iratsn the house are demanding action on gun control by literally sitting on the house floor. they say they are willing to hold the floor until republican leaders schedule a vote on gun control legislation. >>

when i say that 59 for martinsburg, okay.mart 61 for winchester. culpeper and manassas both in the lower 60. low here in town lower 70s p all p things considered a pretty nicet morning out there. a lot of clear skies. see a few clouds as well but a lot of yeay skies. looking at the satellite most of the clouds staying off shore. a week frontal system in then area, okay. so around that there's a few clouds. and there could be a little shower here or there later today. pretty much any time spotty shower around that front, okay. but it does not look like a big deal at all.. 86 for a high temperature in the city. quantico 84. 84. manassas 86. a little warmer farther noh and west.est. very much like it was yesterday. annapolis very pleasant 82t 8 degrees. there's a look at your forecast how about a look at you're traffic erin company mows is inn with that on this morning. >> 4:36. start out at a look in maryland roadwork on the inner loop after connecticut avenue a little caution. notice all the green on the map. no major slow did you understand. outer

little light rain comes through winchester there's still a few showers in and around winchester as wellxtending across i 81 down along at least the northern fauquier country section of i 66. this is drifting okay in our direction. so western suburbs, sprinkle is coming. this pulse across county and southern washington county and across the higher elevations there into frederick county. again it's not a big deal. very, very light. could be enough to complicate the commute just a little bit it does not appear to be a problem. more rain on the way in the forecast. at least for the next 2 to 3 days. 68 in town. culpeper 65. regionally everyone in the 6 0 0s. pittsburgh 65. columbus 61. this is worth pointing out hot stuff west and southwest of us this morning 81 for st. louis. this is weekend forecast. how about this speaking of 81 how about a nice sunny 81 on saturday and father's day happy father's day to you early if it applies. temperature of about 83. so it looks real, real good. nice mother's day let's have a nice father's day how about that? this morning future cast trying to grab sh

a second wave of thunderstorms with the front lagging to south of haggers town north of winchester andg storm covering up the entire district with some heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. this storm itself just went through our area. right now we don't have any high winds but very heavy rains here in northwest d.c. i just posted that on instagram and also facebook and twitter. severe thunderstorm warnings including arlington and fairfax extended and taken into charles county and southern prince georges county and severe thunderstorm warning until 6 right about now for upper montgomery county but this is a monster storm with frequent lightning covering up most of the beltway. not quite in buoy but it's going to be right into the heart of prince georges county as you head down 50 in the next 20 minutes or so as they move off to the east southeast at 35 miles

first raindrops already moving into the winchester area. this is coming right in on 66 here fast, not slow. so be ready for a big light show and periods of blibding rain early this morning. jack taylor, this promises to be an ugly thursday morning commute. >> this will be one of those where we realize it's a wet rush hour which we haven't had in a while. right now we're dealing with a vehicle fire reported in college park, ramp to go north on i-95. authorities are trying to get it off to the right side. hopefully no issues. closure in northeast a street. agoing police investigation, hit and run with a cyclist. so watch to be rerouted. back into you. >>> crews are still working to fix a major water main break in an alexandria neighborhood. >> the 12 inch water main broke shooting out waters for hours yesterday afternoon. hundreds living near edsel road and south van dorn are still without water this morning. >> i've never seen anything like it. i've seen a water main break before, but this is like white water rapids. >> you heard it, like wh

i would be hard-pressed to name a country or continent by 1910 that winchester hadn't armed. they had globetrotting salesmen as early as the 1860s who formed ex- patriot gun committees throughout europe so even though belgium had started as this powerhouse it was superseded by american industry and to be fair, it is very much the case that although these countries don't have civilian like we do today, imperialism in western europe very much fueled our gun industry at a key moment. host: i see. what is the connection between gun history and race relations in the united states. i'm thinking about post war events. i think a lot of the gun history of race and race relationships was always high on itself than it was in other it part of the country. after the civil war, as it became clear that african-americans were not going to enjoy the rights and protections that they expected, even from african-american leaders they began to recommend that the winchester had a place of honor in every black home. this became a way, inequality of last resort. this would be the way african-america

these are big time thunderstorms between luray and winchester. the exact location we can't expect futurecast to be perfect but heavy activity on 81 before it moves eastward then it races eastward by 9:00, boom. temperatures in the 70s. 73 frederick. about 73 in per serville. it will be cloudy by lunchtime. a break in the action. temps in the low 80s before more thunderstorms develop again tomorrow evening. the frontal boundary, a cold front brought us the storms last night. this moves through as a warm front tomorrow and brings us storms in the morning. tries to turn around and comes back night and could produce a second round of vary weather. 70s to start, storms early. then a break. a couple of thunderstorms possible by lunchtime. mainly a little later than that. good shape friday. isolated shower or thunderstorm but not bad. 85 saturday for round 3. gorgeous, upper 80s sunday. 90, 91 monday and tuesday. nats back in town. a couple of thunderstorms. we fall back to the mid-80s by wednesday. >> cranking it up. >>> straight ahead, the dream of ho

few moments ago, 523, a severe thunderstorm located about nine miles northeast of winchester. you can see this area highlighted on doppler. watching. southern jefferson county and the panhandle of west virginia and southern central berkeley in the panhandle of west virginia. for some of you folks, this is your second time getting hit with the weather here. earlier, severe weather pushed through. severe:15 p.m., a thunderstorm was located near inwood. that continues to move west at 20 miles per hour. we have wind gusts and quarter-sized hail. we are talking about route 11 as well as route 81. the darker brown line there is .unning north-south this is just to the east-southeast of this is tracking east-southeast at a pretty good clip. we can try to identify some of the areas that will be most impacted as this continues to drop to the south and east. storm tracker showing this continuing to head to the southeast. waves of about 5:30 p.m. over toward keystone estates at 5:33 p.m. ,:42 p.m. for mount pleasant some of the areas impacted. some of the folks in this area have already p

right now it's all the way down to 55 in winchester, 65 here washington.ice northwesterly breeze up to the 15, 20 mile-per-hour range. but low humidity air in place. low 60s here this morning. 7:00 tonight, mostly clear sky. temperatures mid-70s. and with a few more clouds around, we'll be in the mid-60s to get your tuesday started. tuesday looks dry, too, but rain chances start to sneak up later in the week. more about that part of the forecast coming up. now over to the glass enclosed nerve center where jack taylor is still filling in for melissa mollett. >>> we had the work zone just about wrapped up inside the beltway 66 east, last two vdot trucks will clear by the time you get out on the road. 15 late to clear out with the paving. we have a little delay south of point of rocks headed down toward leesburg. hopefully clearing things out. paving going on two spots first one south of the bridge town near st. clair lane, the other down near wrap-up stages by the time you hit the roads. >>> developing this morning, the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. histor

would he have winchester up -- we have winchester up through martinsburg and passing by.s we head farther south, the storms develop and really slow down. the front is going to slow its forward speed, and that is going to cause a lot of rain and heavy rain. through areas south of 66. and most areas for your drive home today are going to be describe around 95. and around the beltway. and as we head off to the west, your rain chances really start to increase. and now, after 7:30, hey, looking at the nats game, watch the future cast closely, i would take the rain gear with you. and a chance you don't see a drop of rain, but there may be a thunderstorm in places like manassas potentially. by 11:30 a lot of showers start to at this time dis spate and head to the south and areas of southern maryland, you might not see a drop of rain while your friends and neighbors to good downpour. fast forward to tuesday. we are going to be very humid. and cloudy skies. a little more of the muggy feeling going on. as we head through the afternoon, some isolated showers. and these latest comput

. >> reporter: it's not just a matter of salesmanship but gun industrialists like oliver winchester and samuel colt did their level best to create a market for their wares. out of their connecticut factors known as gun valley, they'd produce guns with the same speed and efficiency as henry ford would later do with the automobile. best known, the winchester 73 and the colt single action army rele vovler, two of the guns that won the west. but as the frontier disappeared so did the desire of many americans to own a gun. >> these guns weren't selling themselves. they weren't flying off the shelf. >> reporter: so by the 20th century, they were marketing guns. there was a strong appeal to the young, too. and the notion of a gun as a riot of passage. >> one of the advertise jmgts said you know your boy wants a gun. he can't tell you it's beyond words. >> reporter: there were catalogs full of them. immortalized in the christmas classic. >> the two range shot air rifle. >> reporter: it imitated the iconic rifles of the west. from real life legends from wild bill hick ok, wyatt earp, they came t

golan winchester boulevard into campbell and then will go to stevens creek boulevard.n on the west san carlos st.. your courage if you do not want to be there and avoid it. you need to give them a couple of hours have patience with them he. if you need to be there people are returnees' use public transportation because will be busy. what happens if we will carry a life free of. >> james: we have a list of meese's specific closures and the timeline of events that could be information or to get to know that don kron 4 doc, we oblique streaming the more alive on a web site as well as our mobile. health those resources for youths. >> mark: a new person is in charge of the oakland police permit. this comes as the element county d.a. office is dealing with the scandal. kron 4 brooke for scandal. the department also dealing with the text messaging scandal. if former homicide in the skidder's also accused of letting his girlfriend right of post police reports on ninth. we learn that decorated sergeant be invested for domestic violence were also learning that another investigat

best known, the winchester 73 and the colt single action army rover, two of the guns that won the west. but as the frontier disappeared so did the desire of many americans to own a gun. >> these guns weren't selling themselves. they weren't flying off the shelf. >> reporter: so by the 20th century, gun makers began to marked their wares not just as a tool but a feeling. there was a strong appeal to the young, too. and the notion of a gun as a riot of passage. >> one of the advertisements said, you know your boy wants a gun. he can't tell you it's beyond words. >> reporter: there were catalogs full of them. immortalized in the christmas classic. >> the red rider, two shot range rider air rifle. >> reporter: it imitated the iconic rifles of the west. from real life legends from wild bill hicock, wyatter to hollywood stars like john wayne and jimmy stewart. guns came to represent the rugged individualists of the untamed west. as the good guys and the bad guys changed, so did the guns. >> say hello to my new friend! >> reporter: some became as famous as the stars who fired them. >> go ahea

it will be in winchester in about the next 15 to 20 minutes. you have one storm moving north. you have the other line itself moving to the east. this is just one line that will move through. once it does, some areas will stop and we will cease to see the rain. others, this little area of low pressure is going to move through. and that rain will continue as it spirals on through our region right around the potomac and just south of the potomac in through parts of northern virginia. that's why we had that flash flood watch in effect right on through we could see 1, 2, 3 inches of rain as we move on through the rest of the night all because of a very strong system in the great lakes. this system moving through lake erie. high winds, heavy rain, hail. low tornado risk. we have a risk of tornados, but it is a low risk. by 8:00 in about the next hour, these will be in leesburg right around manassas. this is the line coming through manassas and coming through gaithersburg and d.c. right around 8:30 and 9:00. you have between now and 8:30 to get ready. i bet that's the line -- i bet i

we're not used to that. 57 fort winchester.g temperatures arera starting off in the upper 50's out in the suburbs. suburbs kind of depends on where youdehe are whether or not you're getting the 50'set but in and around dulles 62 degrees there.ther manassas 63. frederick and then you got annapolis at 65 degrees. here's your bus stop forecast.os cool this morning for pickupic for the kids.th kid i know this is about to wrap toa it up. maybe this is the last week i for a lot of kids there with school and after school 78 to to 81 degrees.1 gr baez but not windy.baez but notw really nice. low humidity.lomidi here's erin como. c let's check on traffic. >> 5:37.7. starting to get some slowe zones because of congestion inng virginia heading towards the district.ist northbound on 28 between28et compton road and new braddock bd you slow a bit.it. same story 66. 95 through stafford 630 to 61061 you'll need a new extraxt minutes. minu we'll let you know as things pop up around the area. are >>> let's forward our maps. m volume also buildin

invited to stand along the funeral procession route at 9:45 this morning in los gatos and north to winchester and east on stevens creek and san carlos street and west on montgomery and into the sap center. the doors will open at 9:30 and the ceremony will begin at 11:00 a.m. we will carry the ceremony live. the police officer associate is accepting donations on their website. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> scandal after scandal has left oakland police department without a chief, and jackie ward is live in the newsroom with the struggles to restore order in a troubled department. >> reporter: michelle, the state agency is called post and are in charge of overseeing police standards and claim that the new arrangement in oakland is illegal according to government code, and the city administrator is now in charge of the oakland police department and will oversee administrative and personnel decisions. this move leaves no actual chief on staff. instead, david downing, a deputy chief and the highest- ranking officer is serving in charge of tactical and prayingsal -- practical matters. the anti-police oakland

there are temperatures i was talking about, 59 couple better land and 57 winchester and 61 mannasas.ty, 65. leopard town 55 for you this morning and here's planner for the day today. around 11:00 that's best chance of showers if and that's a look at weather. erin has the roads. >> yeah that's right. 5:25 as cleared baltimore washington parkway northbound and all lanes on 17 and southbound site congestion free past so and from the icc to baltimore looks good. inbound routes now as you head out to 4 and 5 richie marboro to dallas house. newspaper of the usual congestion. >> seam -- from for the washington to december striingt. no problem you make your way across south capitol. 66 after nutly we have a crash blocking shoulder as you make your way to 2 9d. watch nor that one. eastbound side looking nice as we head to the beltway this morning and not seeing problems potomac to clara barton or river road. uneven pavement only the right lane bets by. independence avenue south street west and looking at metro left. that's maureen and wisdom. >> coming up investigators are serving for answers

winchester had 59. culpeper so it is going to go pleasant at the bus stop. arraigning of 57 to 63 under partly sunny skies. after school another gorgeous day 78 8 to, a mix of sunday and clouds.. humidity should be nice and low again. so, whether headline for tomorrow another comfortable dry day. but you will not be able to getl through the rest of thisis workweek without a little bit of rain gear, we'll talk more aboua when you can expect more unsettled weather and free lawn watering coming up late, tony. t >> all right a.ll rig sue, thank you very much. the mother of a high school s student who overdosed and prescription drugs is sharing her pain. saying she wants her daughters death to prevented tragedies p like this for other families. alex via was 17 when she died from a toxic mix of alcohol and prescription drugs that she got at a party. now her mom has a message everys parent needs to here. lindsay watts joins us with the story that you'll only see only fox 5. >> reporter: her mother spoke t: us h ahead of a heroin prescription drug community meeting

winchester and points to the west are under the flash flood watch. they may have to expand it to the d.c. metro later today. we'll keep a close eye on that. could get another inch or so of rain tomorrow. turn around don't drown. it will be a nice day to be outside. temperatures mid to upper 80s. the high downtown, 88 degrees. if you are thinking about the weekend, saturday and sunday look perfect. let's find out if route 7 is lucky 7. okay, no traffic. back to the news. >> all right, chuck. thank you. >>> it is a major change for rape statute laws. how bill cosby played a role. >>> north korea launched two missiles. what we are learning about where they went. >>> department of home lab security was arrested. >>> good morning. welcome back n. we have a couple spots on route 7. utility crews doing emergency work. they have the right lanes blocked. the left lane is getting by. hopefully they will finish things up. washington parkway, again, northbound, the crews working. right lane blocked, left lane is getting by. 175 headed toward 32 nothing reported.

dew point in the 30's in winchester in hagerstown. humidity is on the way out.will not get back for a couple of days. last of sunshine, clear skies around the area. down to the sake can see where the rain has made it to north carolina. the sunshine sticks around and we are still windy behind that front for the rest of the evening and even tomorrow. pressure takes over tomorrow with great skies. temperatures into the low 80's. , and fromto tuesday tries to push through the area. it has become a focal point for writing showers as we go through the week. wednesday, thursday, friday and chance for rain in the forecast temperatures will fall. cooling more quickly than last night. much more comfortable for that walk with the dog. many of us are waking up in the 50's. not to maggie for tomorrow. tuesday we're still in the 80's. .artly cloudy skies planning for next weekend, saturday looks very nice, warm temperatures, not too hot. sunday we will be watching for thunderstorms. kimberly: a good-looking forecast. >> in the 90's for at least a week. kimberly: you really ha

back to the west, around winchester and along 66, heavier rain.his is part of a front that will move off towards the east but it's moving slowly to the east. i'll break it down for you and take you through tomorrow's forecast hour by hour. >> thanks, doug. >>> metro is looking to eliminate 500 positions. the general manager said the jobs are redundant or, in his words, no longer critical to metro's business interests. the cuts will be made over the next several months. derrick ward is looking into this story and will have more in the next half hour. the request that transit officials are making to members of congress as they worked to overhaul the troubled system and safety. >>> secretary of state john kerry went to london and brussels today for emergency talks on this fallout from european union. kerry noted the vote did not go the way that he and president obama had hoped but respect the right of the voters. >> so it is now incumbent on leaders to implement the will of the people and to do so in a way that is responsible, sensitive, thoughtful a

this is one of the warmest morning, 71 in hagersville, 70 in winchester, dealing with fog to the northnd west. we'll be dealing with next couple hours, 73 fredericksberg. our due point same. how high will it go? 70. any time it's more than 70 it feels oppressive. what are our due 72, current in washington, 72 in annapolis, 72 in quantico. obviously, it's very sticky across the area, you're going to notice a tropical air mass in place early this morning, we're in for a sticky today. the good news, we've got help on the horizon, a cold front off to the north and west that will fly through later. that will be responsible for kicking up thunderstorm activity. plan on scattered showers and storms any time after 3:00. we got much cooler drier air on the way, that's left over from last night. perhaps it woke you up around mud night. when we had showers and storms. there's futurecast. around 2:00, pop out sun here for a time then there we go, we'll see the scattered storms, things will clear out. tomorrow looks great. mid 80's with drier air in place and sunshine should be beautiful wednesday.

pre so 66 degrees at manassas, 74 fredericksburg p77 at annapis winchester at 70 and dulles at 71 degrees. winds continue to be light. satellite radar not showing ahoi whole lot we are seeing a few high clouds. nothing to be too concerned with. forecast for tonight, 68 degrees for the overnight hours. mostly clear skies. not too, as we head into the beginning of the workweek its going to be a hot one. talk about pump up the ac, its going to be a lot warmer than iw was tomorrow i'm going to have t all those numbers and forecast in just a bit. back to you. >> back to work tomorrow. the commute could get very ugly for folks come something in and out of the district.t phase two of safe track program. over the next two weeks no trains between eastern market and minnesota avenueen or betwen eastern market and benning road. no trains between arlington b national cemetery and roslyn and metro will provide shuttle bus s service those buses could be crowded.ded. >> buses william really packedil this morning. i mean,li really have more peope on it than it should have. during the weekday definitely g

and dulles 80 and martin martinsburg and hagerstown 78 with winchester coming in 79.pressure has a lot to do with wind settling down and lovely conditions will be experiencing and that will go as you know through friday. what about the weekend? how are things looking there? we have isolated thunderstorms now expected, saturday is not looking like a very wet day. it's going to warm up. it will be unsettled with humidity creeping back in. we can't rule out a few thunderstorms and not looking like wet day. looks good. and maybe a morning shower left from evening activity saturday. but we'll get breaking out for much more sunshine as we get to the afternoon. 88 on saturday. sunday 87 degrees and looking like a pretty good weekend all things together. that high pressure which will get off the coast will start pumping in more southerly wind. that's why we pump temperatures up. we'll be close to 90 when we get to sunday and it's the first time we've done this year. warmth returns and we'll have a warm front going through and cold front approaching which is why there will be

here are the mid-40s. 44 towards stafford. 46 winchester this morning.ots of 40s and low 50s in town for lows. now it's beautiful. mid and upper 70s. 72 waldorf. 75 reidville. beautiful day from hagueerstown. in the 50s in the mountains. we're going to whip the camera around, try to give you vertigo or something. 75 degrees. you're looking at capital. we happen to catch them while moving. just live tv folks. north northwest at 16, gusting 21. the humidity 38%. that is one of the reasons it feels so good. tomorrow's temperatures about 80-81, where they are today. look at the heat. 90s in the central part of the country, chicago and nashville hotter tomorrow. nashville to 100. chicago 95. excuse me saturday. those are tomorrow's highs. saturday, looking at low 90s with the threat of thunderstorms all thanks to this set up we have. big ridge in the middle of the country. this north westerly flow brings nice weather today and tomorrow. could bring storms our way saturday afternoon. you'll notice the quiet weather. there's the north westerly flow with clouds

front royal, light rain, the same for winchester, just on the verge of this cell moving overhead. nothing severe, but heavy downpours are expected as we move through the next hour or so. is moving north of the mason dixon line, a flash flood warning for allegheny county. now, just a few sprinkles around the capital beltway, but if you have barbecue plans this evening you should be fine the next few hours, stronger storms late tonight into tomorrow. we have a flood watch in effect for the shenandoah and the blue ridge. nothing for the immediate metro. showers and storms overnight, falling into the middle 60's, lower 70's, areas of fault. the exact timing of -- areas of fog. we will talk about the light at the end of the tunnel with clear skies and nicer weather. 7 stormwatchbc weather team is keeping ahead of the severe storms. sign up for text alerts and get the latest warning sent straight to your phone. that is wjla.com/text. developments after the death of boxing legend muhammad ali. he died late last night at the age of 74 during a hospital stay for respiratory conditions. two

hagerstown and winchester could get more than an inch of rain.ber one rule of safety, turn around, don't drown. the sendai forecast, 88 breezy, low humidity. 87 tomorrow with an 80% chance of thunderstorms, some likely to be severe. clearing skies, cooler on friday. the weekend looks fantastic. highs in the 80s and low humidity. we'll be back to steamy 90s by the early part of next week. let's go to jack taylor. >> thank you. a crash westbound as you approach the intersectionf side only getting by. the left side, eastbound university boulevard never afekted. if you are traveling on route 7, you will find route 7 is affected in both directions. authorities are arriving on the scene. plan ahead if you are headed out of the house. >> back to you. >> jack is in for melissa. >>> community leaders will work together to transform neighborhoods. there's a meeting at 10:30 in landover. the police chief and executive will be there. they will unveil ways police can support the community to try to end violence. >>> the deadline to get your proposal in for th

flood watch issued far west of washing including pan p handle of west virginia, male, hagerstown, winchesterlreadyey included in the flash flood watch. further back into west virginia and pennsylvania. extend east ward looks like it will effect parts closer to area. for this evening all towards north and west during the overnight hours slight risk of severe weather extends all the e way into washington. we'll be talking about that all evening. 82 degrees in dc right now. comfortably warm evening. e 80 dulles, 7080 leonardtown. overnight start off quiet. enjoy the nice summer evening. temperatures fall back into thet 70s after dark. full 7-day forecast a ahead. >> father's day tragedy desperate search continues for u father and his three teens missing after their boatoa disappeared off the florida coast. >> crews found a key item believed to belong to theoel family.ly. >> air b and d asking civil right leaders to help them combat.mbat >>> facebook made a change toe your profile. >> mark zuckerberg may paranoid as the rest of us. >> calling all girl scout cookie lovers, pillsbury is making it

downtown winchester. >> i love my city. >> tobias sellers saw the arrest last april. >> i seen the officers come up. >> i don't know if i should say this. but i'm figure to say. i just feel as though when the family settled for that $6 million, i feel as though that was the state goal. >> tributes the 25-year-old at nearly every avenue. the city has not forgotten. at northern pennsylvania, residents say they expected a not guilty verdict. >> i'm glad it ends peacefully. you know? >> we say enough is enough. we're going to stand up. we have protest peace at least. you know what i mean? and when election time comes around, we need to stop talking and show action. >> if you want change, you gotta start doing this. >> meanwhile, back in winchester. >> no one is held accountable for it. >> now, back here live at north pennsylvania. police have been at this intersection all day long. but certainly, i would say in the last half hour, they have increased their presence as the protestors have come to this block as well. now, interestingly enough, we're here next to a construction site. and take a lo