they are looking for people who parked illegally in woodbridge. violators will receive a warning until june 29. metro changed rush hour practices this week rushing -- launching rushed plus. it all depends on which a line you used. some got extra cars but others had cars taken away before the silver lion starts operating. they had to do something to relieve the packed trains west of roslyn. if you had to ocean city, be warned. you could get arrested if you drink in public. ben eisler has more on this change. >> i think we should be allowed to during. this is ocean city. >> the new law has been hit partyers against police. before nobody took it seriously. >> people thought it was ok to drink and public and all they would get is a ticket. clucks the open container law has reverted to what it was in 2008. the police to push for it because of all violations have been on the rise. >> it is a good idea that people are not always into stuff. >> 7 say it will hurt the ambiance and aura of the town and it may make some less likely to come here. >> it is a p

this happens to be northbound along i-95 as you approach route one in woodbridge. the two left lanes are tied up at the scene of this accident. if you are coming northbound be expect to be in a back upheaded north from at least potomac mills. this is the two left lanes that are blocked in the main line. fire and rescue units on the scene with state police over to the left shoulder. some traffic is able to squeeze by at the scene but if you are traveling northbound, expect to have a slow go out of dale city probably back to the potomac mills sign. we have another fire truck that just rolled up on the scene. that looks like it is pushing folks, at least that one tractor-trailer off to the shoulder to get by. coming northbound on i-95, stay to the right as you travel north of dale see in towards woodbridge. eastbound 66 leaving fair oak headed in towards 123, lanes are open, not too busy, at least not right now headed in towards the capital play. that's a check of towards the capital beltway -- towards the capital beltway. >>> three years ago, nine people were killed

. >> directly to newschopper 7, because they mated to woodbridge, virginia. northbound 95 has a series of accidents, after the occoquan but before the exit for route 1. only two right lanes getting around the accident. it's blocking the two left lanes. more from newschopper 7 later. now to news. a somber anniversary today as we remember the nine people killed in metro's deadliest crash. >> nine people died when two trains collided on the red line near the fort totten station in 2009. today they will be honored with

. >> in woodbridge, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> we talk about the unofficial start to summer with memorial day and the metrological summer, but the kids are out of school and it's summer. the beach traffic backed up from the bridge was insane today. everybody is going down there. >> not you. >> we are here. >> all right. let's see what we can do now for the first official weekend of summer. as declared by the school kids getting out of school. how about that? it's going to be real, real nice this weekend. so if you're going to be staying here, it's going to be good. if you're going to be headed out to the shore, that's going to be nice as well. enjoy the weather. rain should stay away for the most part with the exception of maybe one or two very spotty, very isolated thunderstorms possible. but again, doesn't look like it's going to be much, if anything to be honest with you.

you've got a couple of long, slow stretches leaving dale city into woodbridge. then newington into springfield. we'll take a live look from our sky 9. here's what it looks like just north of the beltway on 395 where traffic is okay toward duke street and seminary road. a little slow across the 14th street bridge. all lanes are open. coming up in my next report, we'll go over into maryland at 6:58. back to you. >>> when it rains, that's when you found out if your winds shield wipers aren't working and when it's hot, you find out when your air conditioner doesn't work. mine broke in my car. >> timing is everything. >> have to get to work on that one. tomorrow you'll need it and today for sure. over the weekend, things will dry out some and get less humid. not going to get cold but it won't be as nearly as oppressive. not just a heat advisory but we've got air quality issues today. code orange which is unhealthy for sensitive groups. anything you can do to eliminate pollution like carpooling, using mass transit, that would help. if you have to get gas, try to do it

a long slow stretch trying to get into woodbridge this morning.'ll show you a live shot from our sky 9 of route 1. it's about a mile and a half approaching and passing mount pleasant drive at least with the lanes open but route 1 taking a bit after hit again. now back over to our maps. this time we'll head over to the north side of town. route 50, bw parkway both of those are okay as you head in from the north and the east. no problems to report. the beltway north of town also looks fine as you leave college park into silver spring. it's just the normal slow stretch. no problems on 270. we'll take a live look outside once again. if you're planning to head on the inbound side of i-66, you have your initial delays as you travel through manassas. then pretty much route 50 to 123. no problems to report at the american legion bridge. in my next report at 6:58, we'll take another look at the big picture. >>> we're talking about it in the newsroom and the country is still talking about and upset over a bus monitor who was bullied on a school bus in new y

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it's friday morning light coming toward woodbridge, the occoquan river and springfield. there had been some overnight construction in springfield on the inner loop toward braddock road so a little slow through that area. let's take you live outside. first of all the northbound side of i-395. this is nice and light at duke street. no problems as we head for the 14th street bridge. all the potomac and anacostia river crossings are fine. now to the other side of the town. no issues between college park and bethesda. a quick look at university boulevard. all lanes are open. a look at 270 at 5:09. >> thank you, monika. >>> former d.c. council chair kwame brown now has to court appearances today. >> brown resigned yesterday. wes' expected to enter guilty pleas both in federal and d.c. superior court. delia goncalves is live outside u.s. district court with details. good morning to you, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. this is a pretty rare move. very rarely does one defendant actually appear in two separate courtrooms on two separate charges but indeed kwame brown wi

that will cost you extra time coming out of woodbridge.field, we will show you what it looks like. that's not bad right now. we will zoom over to the other side of town, where traffic is normal on 270 at 109 all the way to lane divide. newschopper 7 in a little while. back to you. >> thank you. could be tough to get around town this weekend especially on metro. no or service between east and west falls church from 10:00 tonight until closing on sunday. shuttle buses will be there. red line trains will single track between the judiciary square android island avenue and medical center. trains will single track between stadium-armory and addison road. there will be no work done on the green and yellow lines. >> the navy yard station will be closing early tomorrow night because of a security drill. the station will close at 10:00 p.m. and will reopen at 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. free shuttle buses will be available between and navy yard and waterfront for affected customers. the nationals are in baltimore so keep that in mind. other greenmount

and woodbridge. temps are in check right now. very nice. 72 here in town. we've got 68 for frederick and leesburg. frederick and gaithersburg were down to a 46 for a low. easton 72. with the clouds and showers around pax river only 56 right now. manassas at 70. you can see these puffy clouds cluttering up the sky a bit in tysons corner. humidity 38% so the air is dry, winds are calm. light showers. some of this will evaporate before it reaches the ground. there's the disturbance coming across this morning. the future cast shows we're going to see the spotty showers from this stuff for the afternoon. it will die down after sunset. then tomorrow likely a better chance for some scat erltd showers and storms across the region before we dry out -- scattered showers and storms across the region before we dry up and heat up. tonight 50s. tomorrow upper 70s. a yellow alert sort of day. some of these afternoon thunderstorms could delay your commute. they might also get you a delay or a cancellation of a sport

they'll meet at saunders middle school in woodbridge. >> this woman here, i expect an easy 3, 4 miles out of her. >> she has this great walking path near her house. they are going to be meeting and walking on this path. but they are planning to make this a weekly event. the idea is to keep moving. >> my thought process was doing this every sunday at 3:00 is to give someone a routine. if someone has anything else in their life that is crazy where they don't have control over the time. this will be the one thing that they can count on. it's been wonderfully fun planning it, just talking to people and get the energy moving between people. >> even better, they are finishing what tommy started. >> he would have been so proud. he would have been extra proud. and i'm sure he is with her today. go girl. >> in woodbridge, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> we talk about the unofficial start to summer with memorial day and the metrological summer, but the kids are out of school and it's summer. the beach traffic backed up from the bridge was insane today. everybody is going down there. >> not you. >>

so eventually woodbridge, you will get the rain.s far as our temperature right now, at 81 degrees. west wind at 12 miles per hour. we are stuck in the 70s the last couple of days. we do have temperatures in the 70s up to the north at those locations. frederick at 73 degrees. cooling off too with some of that rain up here. down to the south, we're in the 80s. 82 to 83 degrees but, for the most part, the air still fairly dry. we will keep your chance of showers and storms around until 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow morning early on, we will see dry conditions across the area and we are going to be seeing some sunshine. here is our next weather system way up across the northern plains. that system, as it makes its way eastward during the weekend, it may be producing a few showers or isolated storms around the maryland/pennsylvania border. 66 to 73 with isolated storms till about 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, 52 to 61 degrees. not as cool of a start for us. much warmer tomorrow too. as we take it up to 85 degrees. tomorrow is look

thomas is accused of raping two teenage girls on halloween night 2009 in woodbridge, virginia..n.a. has also linked him to 14 other attacks in virginia, maryland, and other states. >>> for years he was one of the revered coaches at penn state football program. now he's going on trial as an accused pedophile. former defensive coordinator jerry sandusky is accused of sexually abusing young boys over a long period of time. delia goncalves is live in the satellite center tracking today's developments. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, mike. get this. after a mom complained to campus police that sandusky was showering with her young son back in 1998, a psychologist analyzed sandusky at the time saying he had the characteristics of a pedophile, someone who gains the trust of their victims and then attacks. that's exactly what eight men will say sandusky did to them when they are children. they are set to testify in a trial that begins later this morning. sandusky is accused of molesting and sodomizing ten boys during 15 years, many of them coming from his charity for tr

woodbridge, you've had heavy rain. all these storms are moving due north or north-northeast at 35 miles per hour. that's actually the good news because that will cut down on the flooding somewhat. i won't garen teeth won't have some flash flooding but it will cut down on flooding somewhat. we're still looking at fairfax and prince william until 5:45. my concern is if it's in fairfax and it just shrugs through fair fan, they're going to have to issue another warning for montgomery county as it crosses the river. we will keep you posted. it doesn't look that strong to me right now, but it does look like a dangerous storm. it has big winds and heavy rains. so they don't have to practices tornadoes to have a severe storm. you can still have high winds, you can stiffly hail, frequent lightning and flash flooding. so the rest of you, don't let your guard down, just buck ear not under a tornado warning at this point. everybody is under a watch until 9:00. i am going to go back to see if we can see any rotation with either one

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everything open to joined woodbridge traffic. bottom line, we are in a standard backup for a friday morning. >> at least it is friday morning. if you are stuck in the back up, we have the weekend to look forward to any return of the heat and the timidity. beautiful morning over maryland. here is a live look at our weatherbug network. 58 in rockville. 59 in suitland. a comfortable start to the day. low humidity. it will be warm. 80's. not human with a lot of sunshine. the humidity will turn on sunday. low 90's, as well. hot and humid by the end of the weekend. near 90's. beaches are looking good your brights untenured 80's pure water temperatures near 70. >> we turn to the very latest scandal involving the d.c. city council. former council chair, kwame brown, is preparing to head the go to court today. >> he is expected to face two charges. brianne carter is live with more. >> a busy schedule today for kwame brown. two court appearance is scheduled. the first of which will happen at 11:00 a.m. right here in federal court and just

still some pretty good rains, down 95, past woodbridge, del city. this is the new line of storms. paw-paw, largent, that storm itself is moving off to the east-southeast at 38. i kind of question that direction. we'll go with that for now. hail, yes, inch and a quarter, and, you know, the storm is headed toward or leans crossroads at 6:34, lion berg at 6:37, wood line 6:39, forest bark 6:44 as well. now, if you are in hedgesville, okay, or martinsburg, or even clear springs, you need to perk up. these storms are just to your west, and they are bearing down on you. so at the very least you're looking at winds 40, 50 miles per hour, and also some small hail and some very, very heavy rains with these storms. so again, hancock, clear spring, hedgesville, then eventually, okay, it gets closer to town, we're talking about loudoun county and prince william county and fauquier county, then eventually we're going to talk about storms crossing through the district. i think what will happen is it probably won't make it through the district until 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. when it does so, it wil

. >> directly to newschopper 7, because they mated to woodbridge, virginia. northbound 95 has a series of accidents, after the occoquan but before the exit for route 1. only two right lanes getting around the accident. it's blocking the two left lanes. more from newschopper 7 later. now to news. a somber anniversary today as we remember the nine people killed in metro's deadliest crash. >> nine people died when two trains collided on the red line near the fort totten station in 2009. today they will be honored with a memorial. john gonzalez joins us with a preview. good morning. >> good morning. today does marked a painful anniversary of metro's deadliest crash that happened three years ago just under the trawls langley bridge on new hampshire avenue. later today the mayor will join members of the ntsb, first responders, and relatives of the victim's ear on the bridge to unveil a memorial plaque. -- charles langley bridge. a makeshift memorial has existed here. if nine people killed and many others injured when the two trains collided. the ntsb later discover

-- northbound, out of woodbridge, status quo just the heavy volume. we will keep an eye on chopper 7, but let's go to the weather now. >> keeping an eye on doppler radar and our rooftop camera. you know i love the roof top camera around sunrise. beautiful blue skies over washington. but you go off to the west you have thicker clouds, especially the shenandoah valley with a few sprinkles and around culpeper county a few drops of rain. eastern shore, some heavier rains but not moving our way. warmer than yesterday but you can keep the windows open. you don't need the air conditioner. another refreshing day. a few isolated showers especially west of the district in the metro area. tomorrow, a little bit warmer but the real heat and humidity returns on the weekends. >> new this morning, a woman and an eight-year old child dead after their car crashed into a van at lehigh way and jermantown road in fairfax. jummy olabanji has the details. >> just a horrible scene the crash team investigators left just after 4:00 this morning but you can see the orange mark

in woodbridge, we'll go live to springfield where it is just normal stuff trying to get over to the beltway either to the inner loop or 395 heading up toward the 14th street bridge. no problems to report again with the exception of a tiny bit of volume here. coming in from the airport, you are fine on the dulles toll road. from centerville over to fairfax and vienna, let's go live outside right now. the supis beginning to rise. that may affect your ride a bit, coming eastbound on i 66. we'll focus on maryland at 6:14. andrea and jessica? >> reporter: we are just four hours away from the supreme court releasing its decision on the affordable care act. the decision hinges on whether or not the federal government can mandate you to buy health insurance or face a penalty. >> the court will decide if that mandate should stand and if not, if the entire package should remain. >> reporter: the court could also punt and decide the challenge is premature, but observers see that as the least likely option. >> over the next half hour we are bringing you both sides of the healthcare debate. >> reporter:

dale city to woodbridge into springfield and on to 35.oblems to report here at duke street and back over to the maps this time, all the way around on the other side of town. once again at the wilson bridge, all lanes are open. coming up in my next report considering, back to you guys. >> reporter: this morning closing arguments are expected in a murder case from bowie, maryland. >> prince george's county prosecutors struck a deal with one of the defendants in the case. last july david williams was shot and killed inside his home. john hasston is accused of murdering williams and stealing items from his home. a second defendant craig brooks staked out the home the day before the murder by pretending to be a pep co-employee. >>> a judge sentenced mots matos -- matos to 25 years in prison. in april he was convicted on two counts of asaul and other gun charges. last august, matos shot and critically wounded two-year-old deandre johnson. >> we just hope, as we grow, he will be able to understand and get through this. because he is going to hav

coming in from the south 95 is just very slow leaving dale city into woodbridge and then look at that red stuff right there. that means it's heavy. basically that entire stretch from lorton into springfield. we'll take a live look in springfield where this is pretty normal trying to exit to the beltway. we'll go live on the northbound side. here at glebe road it's absolutely fine heading toward shirlington and the 14th street bridge. all lanes are open. back over to the maps and this time over to the west. no problems on 66 to the dulles toll road. all of this looks good. of course you've got slow stuff on 66 out of manassas and then route 50 to 123. and a live look at the american legion bridge on the west side of town, beltway is fine. by the way, wires down blocking brink road at goshen road up in montgomery county. coming up in my next report, we'll take another look at area roads at 6:25. >>> it is 6:19. next in sports, hear from the forgotten side of the redskins and see the home run by bryce harper that hasn't landed yet. >> before we get to that, let's check the question of th

children's hospital in the district at 74 degrees. 73 in woodbridge. temperatures across the area are in the '70s. head toward hagerstown, they have a shower popping up at this time. temperatures falling into the middle sixties. cooler air to the north. 65 in pittsburgh. satellite and radar at this time, an area of low pressure to the north with little bit of energy driving toward the south for the next couple of hours. as these little bits of energy move closer to us, we will see thunderstorm's began to pop up. this shows the storms driving toward the south. they have extended the severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 so about another 12 minutes to go. a lot of these showers and storms will fizzle out as they move further south. you may see a pop-up thunderstorm but nothing like we had on friday. no need to worry there. the next 48 hours, keeping the showers in the forecast. just a chance and that evening in hours. 55 to 63 for overnight lows. a similar situation right now although more clouds are expected tomorrow along with a cool down by tuesday w

next set of slowdowns briefly in woodbridge, here in springfield. volume heading up to the beltway. lanes are open 066 inside the -- on 66 inside the beltway to head through falls church and make the way across to the teddy roosevelt bridge. next report coming up at 5:38. back to you. >> tank you, beverly. >>> -- thank you, beverly. >>> tropical storm zeby is causing -- debby is causing problems in most of florida while the rest of the gulf co. gets nervous. >> debby is churning off the panhandle but her effects are be felt from tampa all the way to jacksonville. one death being blamed on a tornado, one of several debby spawned and her reign could cause more damage. some parts of north florida could get more than 2 feet of rain before the storm moves on. others along the gulf coast are taking precautions. >> our biggest concern are the 4-foot levees being over top and failing if we see the storm pound the waters up into the marshes for several days. >> authorities in at least one louisiana parish have already declared a state of emergency. they want

side of town heading north out of dale city, you're going to find that slow traffic heading into woodbridgeagain into springfield. we'll take a live look outside. you'll see it's just the brake lights forming leaving route 644 here heading for 395 which is also slow right through landmark to seminary road so it's par for the course this morning. let's go back over to our maps. no problems to report if you're heading on the other side of town. on the outer loop of the beltway it's slowing down out of college park. you may hit the brakes a time or two on the inner loop. we'll take a live look at father hurley boulevard southbound side of father hourly things are looking good. nice and light as you head down to the point where the lanes divide. in my next report, another look at the big picture at 6:25 but first, mike, your cool school is right outside our front door today. >> reporter: indeed. we are live right out in front of the school -- in front of the tv station on something that sort of has been dubbed the magic bus so to speak. this is really neat. it's a live mobile learning lab. it's

initial slow task out of dale city toward woodbridge and exiting to the beltway springfield. 395 looksine. in my next report we'll take another look at area roads at 6:45. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> former d.c. council chairman kwame brown will be in exowrt today. he's expected to plead -- in court today. he's expected to plead guilty to a felony bank fraud charge. >> the charge led to brown's ves nation but now he's also facing a second charge involving how he spent funds during his 2008 campaign. delia goncalves joins us live from the u.s. district court with more. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. we spoke to kwame brown in the past and he's also denied wrongdoing. however, we now know that he will face misdemeanor charges in connection to the 2008 campaign. that investigation has been ongoing for some sometime now but we now know that he will answer to that misdemeanor and to a bank fraud charge today. >> this investigation is ongoing. we need to be sure we have a council chair, even though they're interim that can assure the ethical standards tha

north of that point dale city into woodbridge you'll be okay. no problems in springfield. we'll take a live look at 395 here at the 14th street bridge. you can see sunrise on the horizon. things are looking good. no problems across the 14th street bridge as you head into downtown. back over to the maps this time to the west side of town. no problems across the american legion bridge. we're fine on the dulles toll road and 66. we'll take a live look on the inbound side of i-66 where the lanes are open. in in man sas as you -- manassas as you head for centreville and the beltway. i'll update you on the potential accident in dumfries at 5:24. >> thanks, monika. we'll see you in just a little bit. >>> if you notice andrea and i are feeling a little bit sluggish. there's a really good reason. we attended the fourth annual news babes bash for breast cancer last night. >> exactly. not only did the female colleagues from channel 9 and other stations join us but mike was one of the men new men in pink. there's kristin and anita. proceeds of this year's bash at the beautiful howard

it's just the normal slow stretches as you head through woodbridge, newington, springfield. we'll take a live look outside. here's what it looks like in springfield. the three hs today. hazy, hot and humid but at least the lanes are open for you. one more look at our graphics. i want to let you know that pac -- marc penn line 511 is running 10 to 15 minutes late. before i go, i have a commuter alert. don't plan on crossing the chesapeake this afternoon. the bay bridge will be closed around 1:15 and it won't reopen till about 2:00. 45 minutes. that's because the massive cargo cranes will be passing underneath and the coast guard wants to make sure that drivers don't get distracted. so again the bridge will be closed at 1:15 this afternoon. also the same cranes will close the key bridge along baltimore's beltway. that will happen around 3:15 this afternoon. the thing about this, 45 minutes, there are no good you alternate routes around this at all -- no good alternate routes around this at all. i don't know if it's a good enough reason to close. you've got to have some faith i

evacuations are under way where the pot manning nationals play, that's in woodbridge, virginia. >> that'sss of the fire that's out there. there's a lot of smoke from the fires in the shenandoah national park. we'll keep you posted on that. meanwhile, speaking of hot out there, tiger woods up on the leaderboard with a great round in this heat. >> carol maloney joins us live at congressional. >> hot enough for you? that's one of the best lines of the day. 109 the heat index at 4:00 p.m. on the course. the heat is on. literally and figuratively tiger woods, he is out there putting on the pressure on the leaders, lurking in the shadows. he was four shots better today than he was in his opening round. so making his way up the leaderboard. let's take a look at some of the highlights at day two of at&t national at congressional. country club picturesque as always, even in 100-degree heat. it didn't bother tiger woods, 48 feet away for eagle on 16. he sinks it to get off to a good start. going from one over to one under. tiger starting on the back nine this morning. jimmy walker who entered the r

they'll meet at saunders middle school in woodbridge. >> this woman here i expect an easy 3, 4 miles of her. >> reporter: stephanie has this great walking path near her house. they are going to meet and walk on this path on sunday, but they are planning to make this a weekly event. the idea is to keep moving. >> my thought process was doing this every sunday at 3:00 to give someone a routine. if someone has anything else in their life that's crazy or they don't have control over the times, this will be the one thing that they can count on. it's been wonderfully fun planning it just talking with people and getting the energy moving between people. >> reporter: even better they are finishing what tommy started. >> he would have been so proud. he would have been extra proud and i'm sure he's with her today. he's saying go girl. >> reporter: in woodbridge, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> from homeless to harvard, a student is ivy league bound after overcoming some incredible odds. her story is next.  how fast is your internet? chances are it depends, if you only have one device

on the northbound side of i-95, it's just the normal slow stuff leaving woodbridge across the river. pace improves a little bit and slows down again in springfield. you can see the volumes increasing as you head up north and then we'll go to 395. on the northbound side of 395 in chirlingson on our have -- shirlington on our vdot camera. no big deals yet. let's head out west to 66 on the inbound side. again slow traffic between manassas and centreville and then again as you leave fairfax to the beltway. we'll take a live look outside once again taking a look with the sunshine in your eyes. inbound 66, that could be a factor this morning. in my next report we'll go to the north side of town at 6:11. back to you. >>> police just cleared the scene of a deadly crash in northern virginia. it took the life of an 8-year- old child and a woman and left several others hurt. >> the crash was just after 11:00 last night at lee highway in germantown road in the city of fairfax. delia goncalves is live there this morning with the latest on what we know. over to you. >> pretty devastating accident.

. -- woodbridge. up to the century mark today. at 4:00 p.m., the heat index may rise to 108. a slight chance of a mountain thundershower. the west of the blue ridge. a better chance of storms tomorrow. i will talk about that and have a look at our cooling trend coming up. detroit, 89 and stormy. there is your travel forecast. >> thank you. calpers rush to the hospital after dozens got sick -- campers rushed to the hospital after doesn't cut six. zens got sick. >> and dozens of high school students are sick this afternoon. officials thought it was he related or food poisoning, but now they believe is the norovirus. it was supposed to be the final day of a summer camp. instead, the day has ended here at george mason university with fairfax fire and rescue crews working. >> my son was sending text messages starting in the evening, saying people were starting to get sick. people were starting to get sick. >> the students were in town as part of the annual congressional awards foundation and they began falling ill last night. this woman's daughter ended up in hospital. >> all of t

woodbridge is at 91. thunderstorms are likely this afternoon. if you are popping up right now but more widespread action later on. some could be strong or severe with the primary threat being winds and possibly hail. the trouble forecast -- a hot day in the country. caught up and down the east coast. we will take a look at the weekend coming up. >> the wait is on in pennsylvania as the jury deliberates for the second day in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. the jury had been sequestered and cut off from media. in the meantime, sandusky's adopted son has come forward, saying he too is the victim. >> the sandusky jury arrived back in court today after eight straight hours of deliberation on thursday. at their request, they heard a replay of two and a half hours of testimony. this time they read aloud from a transcript by attorneys. >> they recognize that what they are doing is a very serious consideration. if they find him guilty, he is going to prison for the rest of his life. >> we cannot discuss anything now. >> the defense is keeping i

and 90 in vienna. 93 in woodbridge. it is really warming up out there. we have quite a few more hours to go. hot and humid today. it will feel like 100 to 105. if you have travel plans, we are not alone. look at the northeast corridor. near the upper nine's in new york and boston. there could be some storms in the west. we will come back and break down the pattern and tell you when there will be cool showers, coming up. >> this is the time of year for visitors to flock to the nation's capital. school church groups, families, you name it. what is the district doing to keep visitors and residents cool? john gonzalez has that part of the story. >> from a hyperthermia alert in d.c. to keep advisors for eight states health officials are warning of the dangers of outdoor conditions. >> we decided to get up early and walk around. i know we will not be able to do it midday. it is pretty aggressive. >> it is really hot. it is a lot different from seattle. >> it is the unforgiving humidity that has many literally gasping for air. >> usually is so much better. >> m

springfield you have a heavy shower approaching you and east of 95 from woodbridge toward quantico. that one is headed into charles county. temperatures in the low 50s out to the west with the clouds and the showers lower to middle 60s. it is so quiet under the clouds. humidity 77% and the south wind at 8 miles per hour. the jet stream moving west to east, right across the country up north. underneath it the heat was building. some of the heat will be here. starting tomorrow especially wednesday thursday and friday. look at these big storms coming through minnesota and into wisconsin this morning. this is what we were just looking at with the heavier showers off to the west. futurecast showing some of this through lunch time. the afternoon better here, another chance maybe round number two of storms from cumberland toward around harrisonburg. today we have the yellow with the showers around. there is going to be some delays here and there. a mild 7. we get hot tomorrow, upper 80s to around 90. wednesday mid 90s with the isolated afternoon storms. mid to upper 90s thursday that, will

beyond that you're actually good into woodbridge and springfield. we'll take a live look there right now on the northbound side of i-95. here as i said things are fine. it's normal. the sun is rising and things are looking good as you head down to 395 up north toward the 14th street bridge. southbound 395 after the 14th street bridge accident cleanup in the right lane. back over to the map. this time to the other side of town. looking great on the beltway north of town. we'll take a live look as well on 95 southbound near route 198 and volumes are light in laurel. in my next report, i'll update you on the accident at 5:38. >>> now to campaign 2012. a quick reaction to some controversial comments that president obama made on friday. >> the romney campaign launched an online add after the president said, quote, the private sector is doing fine. the romney ad features people who are struggling in the weak economy. the obama campaign says romney's people are twisting the president's words and pointed fingers at capitol hill. >> what the president has sa

the complex in manassas and another along the woodbridge. that continues until 5:45. >> in the woodbridge area that is where we have what looks like could be a little bit of rotation. a little noisy right there with the action out there. it looks like right here this could be one location of concern. those of you familiar with the prince william county area, this is the intersection with old bridge road. almost in the lake ridge area. it looks like we are picking up a little bit of rotation. i will pull in a little bit tighter and see if i can find anything more detailed. harvard drive. it looks like we are picking up a little bit of rotation there. is noisy at this time. >> we are looking at the right- hand side of the screen at wbal's chopper. i suspect they are in that portion not far from b w white. -- bwi. it looks like they are flaring out looking off west here. that is just south of baltimore city. now we have our two tornado warnings we have been dealing with. >> it looks like they dropped a little over prince george's county. >> now

the bugs were collected in woodbridge this month. that means there is a greater risk of contracting the virus in that area. residents are encouraged to regularly dump or drain any standing water. no. 3, tomorrow is national hiv testing day. health officials are urging everyone between the ages of 13 and 64 to get tested for hiv. annual testing is recommended for high risk people. you can find a link to local testing sites on www.myfoxdc.com. click on web links. no. 2, will get you through airport security faster. the tsa unveiled express travel lanes at reagan national airport that allow visitors to bypass security check points if they volunteer information about themselves prior to flying and no. 1, distracted driving laws apparently are not working. according to the highway lost data institute current texting bans have not reduced the number of car crashes. aaa suggests making fines stiffer and harsher. d.c., maryland and virginia all have laws banning texting while driving and that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> if you liked today

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police say it happened tuesdayet a day carry a woman ran inside her home in woodbridge., da kwon michael miller assaulted the child in a bathroom. the mother is devastated. >> i am so sorry to the family. please for dpriv me. i am so sorry. i would never want to hurt nobody's child. he was just like my baby. he said he didn't do it. he said he was upset that he was accused of something like that and we believed him. >> miller is being held without bond. >>> a man convicted of driving drunk and plowing into a mother and son is facing 26 1/2 years in prison. he was found guilty on all counts against him yesterday including manslaughter. the crash happened in january and killed 8-year-old brian hernandez chavez. police say he was drunk and possibly high when he hit both the mother and son when they were walking on a foot trail. maria broke her legs and pelvis and attended the trial. he'll be sentenced in august. >>> ken cuccinelli holds a 3-1 lead over bolle. mccollough appears to be the only democrat. >>> the race for the u.s. senate seat is much closer. the quinnipiac pol

former metro police officer, john hale of woodbridge was sentenced to three years in prison. got a 2 1/2 year sentence. police say the pair would collect funds from metro station, stash bags of money and go back in their personal cars to get those bags. both men admitted laundering the stolen funds by purchasing an extraordinary amount of virginia lottery tickets. >>> the occupational safety and health administration, osha, is investigating an accident that has a utility worker fighting for his life. investigators say the man was working up in a bucket suspended above the ground when somehow he fell out and he was hit by a truck. at the intersection of route 355 in king farm boulevard in rockville. that worker rushed to the hospital with critical injuries that are believed to be life threatening. >>> a rockville resident died today in a small plane crash in carol county. his aircraft went down at the regional airport in westminster, maryland. the victim, 64-year-old henry. he reported his plane was having some kind of mechanical problem shortly before it fell from the sky. in

zoe's kitchen is in woodbridge, fairfax, annapolis and also at the ballston metro station. >> i like extra. >> we've got that for you. >> put a little on my finger. >> yes, ma'am, of course. delicious, right? >> that is good. you brought-- >> we brought you a dinner for four today. we do family dinners. we do takeout, to go, call-ins. we cater. we'll take the plate right there. >> don't you love it when he calls me ma'am? don't you just love that? it makes me feel so young. ma'am. i'm hold enough to be your mom so that's okay. >> we'll partner that with a little bit of our fresh potato salad. it has red poe potatoes. -- red potatoes. no may nays. we use our greek dressing to marinade -- marinate it. some chopped green onions and salt and pepper. we'll wait for the steak kabobs to come off the grill. they look delicious, don't they? >> red onions, red peppers. i think that's done. what is that? >> it's our masarta sauce. it's what makes it. i'll let you be the judge. we'll take them straight off the grill. make sure you put it on top of the potato salad so you get some of that salt. >

woodbridge, quantico, 69. we have 71 at pax river. cooling off to the upper 50s to mid 60s right in d.c. during the overnight with a clear sky. now, wanted to pan west of the area, look at the heat today. 88 in chicago. saint louis, memphis, tennessee. that's where heat is, temperatures there have been running, 5, 10 degrees above average. moving this way. belmont park racetrack. look at that. we have showers coming through the area. light showers right now. down through the parts of the jersey shore. possibility, 30 to 40% chance there will be some showers. perhaps even thunderstorms for the big race tomorrow. and some showers down south around jacksonville, florida. they have been pretty cool. the big anchor this weekend. the area of high pressure will give us sunshine. maybe a few clouds. sneaking down sunday. don't think we will have any rain. just a few clouds that will try and move into the area. for the second half of the weekend. right now for tomorrow morning. 59 to 67. we are clear. we are comfortable. going to bow a very ni

coming up from dale city to woodbridge, some issues as you head up toward the beltway or 395. we'll take a live look on 395 at duke street and it's nice and quiet both the main and hov lanes to the 14th street bridge. in my next report, another look around the area at 4:55. >>> washington pays its last respects to bishop stewart, the revered social advocate died last week after a two-year battle with breast cancer. >> kristin fisher caught up with her children and they said goodbye to a woman in action. >> reporter: when martin luther king, jr. marched on washington in 1963, she was there. she followed him from georgia and never went back. nearly ten years later she became the first african- american woman to find a homeless shelter in washington. >> there's women and their babies who come here, knock on my door all night long, imagene, i need help. that's what i'm here for. >> reporter: for the next 45 years she ran the house of imagene and a shelter for women and children. two years ago the shelter burned down around the time she got the diagnosis that it would ultimately en

woodbridge, 90 degrees. in the mid-90's locally today. i cannot rule out a few thundershowers. later tonight the slight chance of a shower or two. there is the intense heat in the midsection of the country. chicago, kansas city, oklahoma city, dallas all at or above 100. even indianapolis, 104. >> new today, police in prince george's county are looking into a deadly crash that involved a pedestrian at about 5:30 this morning on the 6100 block of baltimore ave. police say a car struck a woman who was walking in the street. the driver stayed at the scene but the woman did not have identification. the roadway was closed for several hours to >> new information on an overnight fire at a barbershop in silver spring. the fire at ebony barbers and the 900 block of bonifant street is being investigated as an arson. someone tried to break in hours before the fire began. there were $100,000 left in damage. >> four police officers have been indicted in connection with an assault a nightclub in d.c.. nvidia was recovered from the night clubs, and detectives -- nvidia was recovered from the

. >> reporter: ryan juarez, who graduated from woodbridge high school, and his father are pleased with the president's policy change affecting children of illegal immigrants. >> this is the first sign of hope. >> reporter: they consider it a first step, but not enough. just to help young people. they still want competitive immigration reform to include a path to citizenship. >> it's not complete. so i don't think any kid will be happy if they will have a permit to go to school or to work and then their parents will get deported. >> reporter: the president announced people brought to the country by their parents as children will be able to get work permits and avoid the threat of deportation for two years. >> americans in their heart, in their minds, in every single way but one. on paper. >> reporter: at the white house, hundreds chanted victory. >> yes, we did. yes, we did. >> reporter: the order affects undocumented residents who came to the country before they turned 16, and are younger than 30. they must have no criminal history to qualify. the president's decision is once again fue

. >> reporter: the woodbridge area was plunged in to darkness. >> we're told the man issized with serious injuries after a tree fell on a car a block north from here. i do want to warn you, my friends and anyone who might be driving in northeast washington, northwest washington, parts of prince georges county, the bladensburg, riverdale areas tonight, please be careful. there are so many power lines down and so much power out that you could be driving along and there would be a tree or power line on the street and you may not be able to see it. reporting live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> look at this huge tree that knocked over power lines before toppling a house in northeast. it happened on 16th and lawrence streets northeast. officials with cave in task force responded here. neighbors say four women live in the home but only two were there at the time. everyone did get out safely. we go live to a picture in bladensburg, maryland there is significant damage to an apartment complex. this complex is called kenilworth towers. we're told roofs have been blown off. ther

police say it happened yesterday at a day care the woman ran inside her home in woodbridge. the woman's son, miller, charged with assaulting the toddler in a bathroom there. miller's mother told news 4 that she is just devastated. >> i am so sorry to the family. please forgive me. i am so sorry. i would never want to hurt nobody's child. they were just like my babies. he said he didn't do it. he said he was upset that he was accused of something like that and we believed him. still believe him? >> no. >> miller is being held without bond. >>> tonight a full jury is seated in the jerry sandusky trial. seven women and five men will render a verdict on the child sex abuse charges against the former penn state assistant football coach. the selection process wrapped up more quickly than expected. critics pointed out the challenge of finding people who would be impartial in ape close knit community in central pennsylvania. most potential jurors had direct ties to the case which the judge said was to be expected. >> 15 people knew a member of the, a person named on the prosecution

northbound i-95 leaving woodbridge. no problems coming across the occoquan from the prince will item parkway. that's a check of your p ark -- from the prince william parkway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> tropical storm debby still dumping heavy rain over northern florida. the rain has been falling since friday and now the flood waters are turning dangerous and not just for homes and roads. as jeremy campbell shows us, a lot of people in tampa don't realize the risk. >> reporter: traffic on bayshore these days flows like a lizzie river. >> it is pretty fun but you feel the seaweed. it kind of creeps you out. >> reporter: bare feet, swimsuits, floats around surf boards. it makes you wonder if anyone really knows what is in the flood water. >> it is just water. not going to hurt. >> reporter: just water and all the things swept up with the surge. for an idea of what is lurking as you splash, look at what is left behind when the water recedes. >> there are so many dangers lurking in that water. you can'

down by dale city and woodbridge. we do not have any rotation indicated around our viewing area at this time. that is good. the warning in frederick county has been allowed to expire. now the focus shifts back to the flash flooding. we have some thunderstorms that are severe indicated by the orange outlying counties. that will track to the northeast through the potomac into charles county. you have not seen the last of a yet. this is the next sellable watch moving into southern maryland. >> look at this rainfall. mount airy has 3.1 inches of rain so far. that is where we have flood warnings. sue land has picked up 1.5 inches. this is through 11:00 tonight. they are stretched out well into north carolina. >> it is not often that the storm prediction center issues a moderate risk in washington. today we have the set up that indicated the severity of the situation and what to expect for this. heavy showers starting to organize in the shenandoah valley. we still have an ongoing severe thunderstorm warning around cumberlan