williams and down around the woodbridge area and most of prince george's county, you're under a flash flood warning into anne arundel county. we could see another half inch or so. flash flood warning for parts of frederick county and the green here is a flood warning for frederick county until 4:30 a.m. thunderstorms now over the eastern shore and tracking areas of rain overnight tonight. erika, i'm going to have the latest timing on that and what to expect in the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> we're following shootings with multiple victims. the first is in detroit michigan, where ten people were shot. the shooting happened on a basketball court. we are hearing reports that at least one person is dead and that another is in critical

spy on the woman at a wal-mart in woodbridge last month. the victim confronted the man and he fled the scene. anyone who has seen the man should call prince william county police crime solvers. >>> millions of flyers may soon have to buy new carry-on cases. new guidelines would shrink the size of bags allowed on planes all in an effort to free up space in packed overhead bins. kris van cleave has more. >> reporter: if there's one thing airline travelers hold dear, it's their carry-on bag. >> when you check a bag, you increase the amount of time that it takes to get home. >> reporter: right now there is no standard size for a carry-on bag. what that means is what might fit with relative ease at one airline may not fit at all at another. the international air transport association, a trade group representing 250 airlines worldwide issued a new guideline suggesting the optimal carry-on bag size, but it is smaller than any currently you allowed by u.s.

are moving northeast over towards woodbridge and quantico within the next half hour or so. would not cause any issues at all and out towards the airport cloudy skies and a little pitt in the way of drizzle. just a couple of drops here. 61 and winds out of the northeast at 13 miles an hour. it is a very chilly evening and many of us already in the 50s. 55 gaithersburg and in frederick 59 in leesburg and 58 in culpeper and a northeasterly flow, all the coolest flow in the area, right off of the cooler ocean. that's what we have right now. one storm system moved up and that gave us more showers but the main storm is back to the west and you can see it back here. notice all the chowed cover and you'll start to see the spin. that's the upper level low. it's just sitting here and as long as it's become to the west it will continue to pump moisture into the region. we'll continue to see the clouds

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is live in woodbridge this morning. chuck? >> hey, good morning. aaron and eun, good morning everybody. back to work and for some kids back to school. although the countdown to the last day is getting very very low. the sun came up at 5:43 over my shoulder and the line -- the line at the woodbridge lot is getting longer and longer by minute. i'm seeing more and more in the way of umbrellas. the message is getting out there even though it's dry right now, you need your umbrella for later on this afternoon. on to the bus stops we go, first thing this morning, temperatures mostly in the low to mid 60s. 63 in woodbridge. in the mid to upper 60s by 8:00 or 9:00. you need your sunglasses for the ride home and probably need your umbrellas for the ride home later on this afternoon. sort of know that the strong storms could be on the strong to potentially severe side. tom will have more coming up at 6:21. for now, a check on the traffic with melissa mollet. >> taking a look here at a big problem. chopper 4 over this crash. this is agai

a few sprinkles around woodbridge. for the drive times, green lights. morning, midday and afternoon should not have any weather problems for your commute. some sunshine this morning and the afternoon. drying roads through the morning. in the mid 70s by 8:00 or so. then during the afternoon, hitting the upper 80s, near 90. might get an isolated thundershower south and east of us by late this afternoon. a look at heat wave temperatures on the way. that's at 4:51. next weather and traffic on the 1s. right now, melissa is looking at some trees down causing some road closures. >> a couple of reports of downed trees. we are sending some reporters out the get some pictures as well. make sure this is what they're telling us what it is. macarthur boulevard between clara barton parkway, they have it shut down as they try to get a downed tree out of the way. rock creek parkway, massachusetts avenue, had one of the producers coming through the area. she said it's off to the left side of the roadway. may not be completely closed this morning. beach drive northwest a

down 95 toward quantico, woodbridge and the dale city. it's all wet there. wet along 66 coming in from front royal all the way to the beltway. getting some moderate showers as well right in southern fauquier county. that is also farther south near fredericksburg in spotsylvania and stafford. a few light sprinkles in loudoun county and panhandle of west virginia from martins burg to winchester. another cool morning. only in the mid 50s. it will hover in the mid 50s for another couple of hours so have the umbrella handy today. you might want a jacket in comfortable with a sweatshirt and umbrella, long sleeves. by later this afternoon hour by hour, through the day today temperatures holding steady. upper 50s, near 60 between now and 8:00. then by noontime, just low 60s with scattered light showers and mid 60s by the time you head back home. but have the umbrella with you too. we'll have light showers and they'll continue overnight too. but then after midnight should taper off and then by dawn, sun breaks out on friday. welcome sunshine tomorrow in the upper 70s

bridge town pied woodbridge boulevard. all lanes blocked, there as well. looking at mass transit, no reported delays, also the airport is looking good. now, you may be seeing storms later this afternoon. here is your forecast with kate. >> i absolutely right. starting things off on nice dry note. i have a feeling the p.m. drive, gets most impacted by the weather here today. sun glare certainly an issue. but other than that, really looking at pretty pleasant weather initially. we turn the focus to the tropics, especially the eastern pacific where we do have one little disturbance just south of mexico, that has a shot to actually develop into something here. meanwhile, though, we are still tracking what now is tropical storm blanca, making very, very close bee line here at this point toward the southern baja california. this is expected to actually just move on inland here and eventually it is going to have chance to weaken somewhat into depression status. regardless, lots of moisture drawing upon and certainly the potential for some very drenching rain acro

police found him on sunday in woodbridge. he is being held without bond. >>> the body of a swimmer has been recovered near the bloede dam in howard county. we are learning that 22-year-old byron diaz from landover swam too close to the dam and was taken under by the strong current. swimming is banned in that area. you're looking at photos from the maryland natural resources police. diaz is the sixth person to die in that spot in the last ten years. his body was recovered yesterday. >>> this morning the man prosecutors killed a mother in front of her child stands trial. she went to bell's home looking for her boyfriend. and that boyfriend was not there, so bell shot wilson several times. >>> your property taxes in prince george's county will not go up as much as first thought. county executive rushern baker vetoed a 1.5% increase for parks and planning. baker says the tax was not necessary. last month the council approved property tax hikes for parks and for education. the 4% tax increase for education was less than what baker

looking at the weatherbug totals, three and a half inches for woodbridge. three and a half for prince william county. reagan national, two and a third inches of rain. impressive, 1.71 in frederick. there were some spots that really got inundated with heavy rain. here is what i want to point out, this flash flood warning for the metro area. this is called a flood warning. i can highlight that one until 8:00 a.m. any areas if you're out late, if you encounter roadways that are wet, alert the authorities. turn around. that is so important. looking at the radar, some showers, the heaviest stuff across the bay. there is still some to the west. the backside of this system is less intense. the heaviest front side is moving to the north and east. on the backside, this will turn around as well. we still have some moisture this evening. 75 right now. it is nasty right now. a lot of humidity. a little bit lingering tomorrow morning. by 6:00, we are drying out. partly and dry for father's day. there could be a stray storm. it is highly isolated. i'm feeling good about

in woodbridge, jeff goldberg abc7 news. maureen: two maryland counties are working together to eliminate perception of bias in cases where a suspect dies in police custody. the top prosecutors in maryland, montgomery and howard county announced a new partnership today. now anytime a person dies in an incident with police in one county the police department in the other county will conduct the investigation. >> events in the last year led us to believe that it is necessary to take steps to ensure the independence and the transparency of the investigations. >> this agreement is common in other part of the country but is believed to be the first of its kind in maryland. >>> the washington monument is closed again because of a power outage. no one was riding the elevator at the time. but the park rangers helped the visitor take the stairs. the monument lost power wednesday prompting two days of closures. the elevator has experienced repeated problem since the monument reopened last year. steve: we have a newly issued thundersto

doug: this is woodbridge, virginia and it is been cloudy all day there.emperatures are warming up a little bit because of the movement of a warm front heading in our direction. lots of sunshine early on today and in the clouds moved in. it is cap the atmosphere rather stable and that is why we did not develop storms this afternoon and they did further south for their was pointy of sunshine and hot and humid air. 84 for us. 73 in hagerstown. the warm front is on the move. it is starting to move to the north. 87 for the high. that is the average height. 69 is the average low for this time of year. showers and storms continue to break out and get heavy. the warm front will move northward tonight as the rain moves overhead. it's possible the warm front moves north tonight we could have thunderstorms developing closer to the metro area. then the commendation of the rain and storms could give us a kind of late, rainy night into the early morning hours. then things quickly calm down. the ares shaded in pink, a severe thunderstorm watch. the upper-level wind brin

in woodbridge, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kellye: the die diocese is playoffingmoving toa new 68 acre campus in south riding. the move will take place in 2020. the new facility is expected to co million. the school says right now it has had to cap enrollment because of space limitations. area college students will play a memorable part in pope francis' upcoming visit to washington. they designed the altar he will use for the outdoor mass. they were selected in a contest held by catholic university school of architecture and plan. pope francis will deliver mass from the east steps the ba sill can da of the national is shrine h september. coming up, the 7 on your side i-team gets results. the changes dating website is made after several customers told us they had been let down. devon: enjoy your sunday. the track of return of she heat, there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't w, fios brings you a totally new way

closing in on that one inch mark in woodbridge. tomorrow morning, sunglasses. temperatures upper 60's. by midday, around 80. showers and storms on the way. more on that coming up. leon: families in pain, speaking up to stop a surgeon d.c. violence. 54 murders so far this year. many of them are unsolved at this point. tonight, there were calls for change and promise is from police and the mayor. live in northwest tonight with a look at the crime, concerns, and what is being done. what are you hearing? reporter: a lot of worry about this. it was at this basketball court where 17-year-old anthony benson was shot and killed after a game . he was one of the 64 people you mentioned. now, his mother is looking for answers. this photograph shows her and her 17-year-old son in happier times, before he was killed. she, like many at the meeting wants answers about why homicides in the district are on the rise. may was a violent month in d.c. the sacvopoulos family were found inside their torched home. a journalist was gunned down while walking a bus stop. police chief cat

heading out this morning temperatures are in the 60s. 63 here in woodbridge. most areas warmer than us and by later on this afternoon temperatures will be up into the mid 80s. that comes with a significant chance of thunderstorms coming through. if you don't have your umbrella, rely on good old fashioned luck. don't make that mistake. another update on a breaking crash on the commute in to work and school this morning. for more on that, let's go over to melissa mollet. good morning. >> got an update on this crash. this is the one in the urbana area we talked about earlier. 355 there. a little closer to big woods road than 80 than finger board road. that road is completely shut down because of the crash there. a serious accident as they try to get that out of the way. an accident on kenilworth avenue, you don't see it, but a little warning there. alabama avenue, southeast, a water main break. another warning there. green line delays in both directions because of an issue at the navy yard station. 66 at compton road, eastbound and westbound, everything is rollin

temperature right now in woodbridge is at 60 degrees. hometown forecast by noontime, might get some sun breaking out. light rain and then in the low 60s there. silver spring, 57 there. few sprinkles around maybe through noontime. just near 60. low 60s during the afternoon. might get the sun trying to break out. for bowie in prince george's county they're at 58 now by noontime. should be in the low 60s and maybe a passing light shower. maybe sun trying to break out midday but late afternoon, still some showers coming through. wet pavement for the morning commute and it's already causing some problems. you have some accidents. >> it is causing some problems. accidents all over the place this morning. most of them have now cleared out of the way. this is another issue that actually has gotten better. g.w. parkway northbound that disabled vehicle is now off to the right shoulder. so you don't have to worry about that slowing things down anymore. wide look overall, beltway looking pretty good here. zooming in again to this problem here on 50,

a peeping incident at the woodbridge walmart. police say a man dressed in women's clothing used a mirror to try and peek into a restroom. they are hoping surveillance footage leads them to a suspect. police say the suspect is a white man between the ages of 45 and 55. he was last seen wearing a brown wig and a pink shirt with black and neon green shoes. if you have any information, call police. turning now to the weather. if you thought the day was hot brace yourself for tomorrow. we are listening -- looking at ible amateurs in the mid-90's. steve rudin here. steve: quite possibly tying a record at dulles international airport. our forecast high for tomorrow, around 94-95. 72 gaithersburg. upper 60's in manassas. 70 in fredericksburg. it is going to be a mild evening , mild overnight into early tomorrow morning. hardly any clouds out there now. earlier today, we had smoke from the forest fire in saskatchewan. we are looking at lots of clear skies as we move through the overnight. here's our express forecast. 75 degrees 7:00 in th

the past several days of rain, totaling almost five inches in woodbridge. over 3.5" is at children's hospital. we expect more heavy downpours with thunderstorms tomorrow. potentially some heavy rain in many areas on saturday. we are starting to show up in the record books for rain in the month of june. right now we are in fifth place. we still have six days to go. by the time the weekend is over, we may, unfortunately, move up the list. 80 right now at reaganional, most everyone else in the 70's. dew points in the upper 50's and low 60's. that is comfortable especially when it is june 24 in the nation's capital. but it will change of it. the heat and humidity will stay to the south for only so long. tomorrow, a warm front will come through our direction. high pressure responsible for the beautiful day today. starting tomorrow, the warm front will be on the move. warmer and more humid. a pretty good chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. then we will briefly calm down friday morning. then as they get into late friday and into the weekend, an area of

the dmv are paying special attention to defender ally creeinger who is from -- ally kreeger from woodbridge. teammate megan says she learned more playing with them in the last two weeks than in her entire career. >> so much from all of them. i just was a sponge trying to get every bit of information i could from each of them, and just taking it all in. yeah, they were awesome. we've been telling you about bishop mcnamara's pride and joy, mark thornton. the celtics introduced a guard and three other picks he was boston's 45th overall pick. mcnamara's all-time leading scorer is expected to start playing in the d league or overseas, but thornton sees the value. >> we have an opportunity to play a lot, learn, see it from a different point of view. being a part of an organization, i'm excited to be a part of everything. the celtics is a great organization. >> very good for him no matter where he goes. he's got the right attitude. >> he does. it's good the celtics are giving him a shot. guys come out so young now. >> that's true. and i'm looking forward to the world cup. i think the usa might do

rainfall totals -- the highest four inches in woodbridge. but the rain is putting much over. you do want to stay connected with us on stormwatch seven. you can download our free mobile weather app. connect with us on facebook and social media. we would love to continue seeing pictures. stay ahead of the storm. if you have saturday night plans, the weather app is a good plan. kellye: thanks a lot. crews are trying to save a woman and her child. sam is live in chevy chase. we are hearing that were possibly electrocuted. sam: yes, possibly. a sad situation for a mother and child here in north chevy chase the south kensington part of montgomery county. a woman and child were found suffering from severe electric shock, and they had gone into cardiac arrest. the woman and four-year-old child were taken from the house in chevy chase after someone came here and found them unconscious in the basement. they were rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the house basement had apparently flooded during the heavy rains. there was a some pump operating -- sump pump operating,

this happened at the walmart in woodbridge last month. police said the woman stood in a stall and looked in a mirror and she confronted him but he took off. >> the hike will go ahead after a battle with county leaders, a 1.5% tax hike was approved last month but on monday the county executives vetoed it. on tuesday, council voted unanimously to override that veto. the tax increase will take effect on july 1st. >>> breaking news on the roads this morning. a bad crash in prince george's county has just the right lane here getting by near forestville road. this is the outerloop at forestville road. again, only the right lane opened. this was an overturned tractor trailer that was carrying potatoes. they have a large cleanup and have to take the driver to shock trauma. you can see a little slowdown about a one-mile backup here, about 14 miles per hour as you're passing forestville road award on the beltway. 66, in and out of town don't have any problems. virginia 95 at newington looking good. shady grove road flowing along nicely. road work 3

. >> in woodbridge police released in surveillance photo of a man wanted for sexually assaulted a 73-year-old woman early this morning in the parking lot of a c vs -- cvs store on jefferson davis highway. investigators say the man spoke briefly to the woman before touching her inappropriately and just walked off. the man was captured on surveillance camera inside the cvs before the incident. >>> in prince george's county police say the man in this surveillance photo assaulted a 6-year-old girl inside a store on riverdale road last friday. detectives say that man touched the victim before she was able to push him away. her parent was in the store but not with her at the time of the assault. >>> coming up next another college student under arrest for plotting a terror attack on behalf of isis. >>> for the second time in a week federal officials have arrested a new york city college student who they call an isis sympathizer. >> kenneth craig reports court documents reveal this 21-year- old is connected to a plot to attack new york city. >> reporter: fbi agents showed up at fareed mumuni'

so just a little bit of light sure activity around woodbridge and south of lorton. if you're going between lorton and fredericksburg, yes, you'll have wet pavement to deal with, but that is about it. it will go across the river and head to potomac heights by about 7:09 on storm tracker, but it will not intensify. the temperatures, look at this. still 91 in d.c. but only 84 in manassas. still 92 in fredericksburg. we'll talk about the cold front. will it finally lower temperature force the rest of your week? and we'll also have your three- degree guarantee. >> thank you. montgomery county police are trying to figure out what led to a fiery crash that killed a little boy. the officers responded to near 370 in gaithersburg. the neighbors told us that they see a lot of crashes in that neighborhood. >> it tends to be a spot where a lot of accidents do occur. >> reporter: adrien duncan tells us she had an infant at home but didn't hear it and was up at the same time this white toyota lost control, jumped the median and crashed into an opposite lane catching fire at around

delia goncalves is -- surae chinn is in woodbridge. >> reporter: an honor roll student from manassas, set to graduate this week. instead he pleaded guilty in federal court in alexandria to helping isis. he helped recruit members and raise money for the terror group. the f.b.i. says he had a prolific online presence recruiting other members to join the terror group in syria. he helped recruit one man from prince william county. he drove him to dulles airport and the f.b.i. says he's in syria now. authorities say it goes to show how pervasive online radicalization has become and parents need to pay attention. >> never before has it been easier to get out one's message faster to a larger group of peep. make no mistake, this case is a tragedy. it is a tragedy first and foremost for the family who have lost a loving son and brother and a tragedy for this community as we have now lost yet another young person to the dub subjective allure of violent online propaganda. >> reporter: he is fully cooperating with authorities so the f.b.i. will gain more information about the terror group. he fac

otherwise, police are pushing you through neighborhoods there. 95 virginia at route 1 here woodbridge, no problems northbound and southbound. 66 looking good. if you're hopping on at 234, no problems. same thing if you're headed out of town there. remember to listen to our friends at wtop when you hop in your car. top of the beltway looking like it's running quite smoothly. back in ten minutes. >> thanks melissa. >>> we are learning more about the final moments of a northwest washington's life as more documents are unsealed in the mansion murder case. the gruesome evidence that the police collected from the scene. >>> virginia's first lady makes a last minute effort to appeal her conviction. what we learned about her final plea to restore her reputation. >>> and just in this morning. we're learning who will headline this year's independence day celebration. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> new details this morning about evidence collected from the d.c. mansion murder sc

it happened at the walmart store on worth avenue in woodbridge last month. the victim told police the man stood in front of the bathroom stall she was using and use admire roar to spy on her. she confronted him and he took off. >>> the defense is expected to get its turn tomorrow in the sex assault trial against jesse matthews. today prosecutors outlined how police linked matthew to the 2005 attack in fairfax county. detectives say over nine years they investigated persons of interest, but cleared them all because they had an alibi or dna ruled them out. police got their break when officers arrested matthew for hannah graham's murder in charlottesville. a mouth swab matched dna from the 2005 case, ultimately making him the prime suspect. >> he came into the call out of control. and as the video shows, was out of control during the incident. >> that's the mckinney police chief talking about the resignation of the officer who pulled a gun on teenagers at that pool. the chief said officer david casebolt resigned on his own. the ten-year veteran is still entitle

and then construction zone up in lower southampton route 213, maple avenue, bridge town pike to woodbridge boulevard. all lanes blocked. alternate bridge town pike. then up in doylestown, also construction zone 202 northbound at the doylestown bypass. two right lanes block. this will go until at least june 24th. that's a look at your ride. we send it back to you. >> justin, thank up. rough landing for plane last night. we'll show you what happened when it tried to lands in some windy weather. >> and car goes airborne, landing in a house. you see there. hear why the timing of this crash was specially ironic. we're back in two minutes. happy monday everyone. >>> little lou being called a hero, when a fire broke out in their pennsauken home. it happened on the 2300 block just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. alex sanchez was asleep while his son was watching it. v. his son woke him up, that's when he noticed the smoke and flames. >> i wouldn't be here for it wasn't for my son, if he wouldn't have woke us up. who knowles. we right, sloping right in the back room, right where the fire happened.

sources say the man may be connect odd two cases in woodbridge. a 14-year-old girl says she saw a man expose himself a wooded area. then on friday, a woman who was jogging near blue pool drive and paper mill lane said she saw a man on a bike who suddenly flashed her. >>> alarming new numbers out despite repeated warnings that liquid laundry pods remain a danger to children. the poison control centers across the united states have answered 32,000 calls connected to laundry pods. those calls involve children under the age of 5.ercentage of the callers say the pods were left outside of the container. making them an easy target for your kids. >> actually, the worst part, they can have lung damage problems breathing, wheezing, to a point they're needing to be placed on a ventilator in the icu. >> the pods are highly concentrated making them extremely dangerous for your children. >>> google introduces a feature that could save you big time. just in this morning, ford enters the car sharing business but will we see it here in the district? cnbc's landon

right now prince george's county woodbridge at 74.uld be making it in the low 80s and still lower humidity in place and a partly sunny sky. and lanham, near 70 degrees tlater this morning, jumping into the upper 70s and low 80s during the afternoon. low humidity and a partly sunny sky. ashburn, loudoun county, a comfortable 79. and climbing there as well low 80s with comfortable humidity and partly sunny sky. your drive time forecasts coming up on the 1s. >> in a homeless shelter police responded to the nonviolence center yesterday afternoon. we're working to figure out what the patients took. they say it's similar to earlier this month at the same shelter when 11 people apparently overdosed on a form of synthetic marijuana. in june alone there have been more than 140 overdoses. the mayor promised to crack down on the problem. she launched emergency information that would allow police to shut down businesses. and stores would face a $10,000 fine. >> we have had homicides that were carried out by persons high on those synthetic drugs a

he is wanted for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in woodbridge. he was a friend of the young girl's family and had ties in maryland. detectives have been looking for him since march. >> we need to finish it and get him in custody. so they can move on. give them closure. start the heal progress gress. >> he is 6'2" 205 pounds. and brown eyes and black hair and wanted for aggravated sexual battery and indecent liberty. they hope you can get him off the wall of justice and put him behind bars. if you have any information call prince william county police. we will see you next week with a "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. i'm jennifer donelan. kimberly: that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". jonathan: breaking news right now at 6:00. >> a few days ago, i was diagnosed with cancer. jonathan: in the fight for his life. what he is saying about his odds and what it means as the future of the state chief executive. kimberly: president obama makes a statement using the n-word. how the nation is responding. jonathan: sentence for a police officer

reporter: amin admitted to helping a friend of his, an 18-year-old from woodbridge travel to fight with isil abroad and even driving him to the airport and told him what to do when he got overseas. he remains overseas according to authorities. he has been charged with supporting terrorism. amin's sentencing is set for august 28. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: we have new information of the american who died fighting with kurdish forces against isil. keith broomfield was handed over to his family at a turkish border crossing. he died last week of volunteering as a fighter in syria. the police chief in west -- where his mother lives met with her to offer his condolences. >> she is a very, very visibly upset and shaken up. she does have a strong faith. in her words, he is in god's hands now and that is how she is looking at it. alison: dozens of westerners had traveled to the middle east to join kurdish fighters battling iso-. -- isil. the search for to escape murderers in new york seems to be narrowing. jonathan: the manhunt is focusing on some woods near the prison were they escaped.

leon: a woodbridge woman contacted 7 on your side after the movers she hired disappeared with some of her belongings. she tried to get in touch of them without any luck. 7 on your side was able to find the movers and or thinks. -- her things. reporter: deborah edwards said he was down on her luck and needed to move all of her belongings. >> i hired jones family movers. they called me and told me everything could not fit in my storage unit. i said ok, drop it at my daughter's house and that would be fine. she's about 5000 here. -- five miles from here. reporter: they did not show up. >> i've been calling the back and texting them. they are not answering my calls. they still have might key. leon:reporter: everything was going fine with the jones brothers who moved out of her home. that night, she said she went to the storage unit to see what was there. >> every thing is still piled up. i cannot tell what is missing and what is not. reporter: two weeks went by. >> i've frustrated and angry. all in one does my stuff. i do not know what to do so white reached out to you. reporter: we calle

this happened at the walmart in woodbridge last month. police say the victim said the man stood in front of a mirror and then stood up in a stull. he took off. >>> dozens of owners in prince george's county are about to find out if they have to buy flood insurance. that's because fema is revamping their flood map. 50 is expected to be added. this is after rains led to them opening the dam. fema is now holding an informational meeting at 6:00. they're going to go over the updates. the address is 1801 mccormick drive in largo. >>> property taxes on the rise in prince george's county. according to the news partner at wtop the hikes will go ahead. that 1.5% tax hike was approved last month. but on monday the county executives vetoed that. on tuesday, the council voted unanimously to override the veto. the tax increase will take effect july 1st. >>> larry hogan is defending the decision to reduce tolls. he called the tolls tax hikes in disgrice. disguise. the state's transportation secretary denied that during the hearing. >>> hey, pay attenti

right now in woodbridge, it's a comfortable 75 there and partly cloudy. after highs there reaching the low 80s. what a break from the high heat. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, right now lanham, prince george's county 72. high reaching low 80s as well with partly sunny skies. and in ashburn, around 71 degreeser very pleasant. open the windows. afternoon highs, low 80s. low humidity in place throughout the rest of the afternoon, lower humidity. a look at your drive time forecast for this wednesday that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. in about ten minutes on 5:41. an early backup melissa why did that happen? >> we did. you never know so many people used 395 so early in the morning. now, it's looking a lot better. tom, look at this, have you ever seen 395 so backed up at 3:30 in the morning? now, we're looking a lot better. things have cleared up. things will build through the morning here. 66 just fine. no problems northbound, that's totally normal. great job southbound at the beltway, we have two lanes blocked, the left lane because

look and show you how things are shaping up on 95 making the trip from dale city going through woodbridgeon into springfield. you're looking at a pretty issue free commute for the most part. volume starting to build up. again, still relatively light for a friday afternoon which is certainly what we like to hear. eastbound i-66 same deal as you make your way through manassas, centreville into fairfax this morning. no problems there. for those of new prince george's county, you guys are good to go as you make your way inbound on 50 in toward the district. coming up after the seven-day forecast, we'll have your drive times plus a live look at how things are shaping up outside. over you to. >>> congress pass as new military spending bill but it could be dead in the water. >> new help from the government blocking >>> if your father's day weekend plans take you to nationals park, you may or may not see bryce harper. he had a little scare yesterday and went down with what looks like a hamstring strain. >> i'm watching the nats game for rain potential. the game starts at 4:00. sunday afternoon lo

if you are in southern porings of fairfax county around fairfax, burke, woodbridge mount vernon this is coming your way. continue to keep you posted on these storms and let you know when the heat may break in my forecast. >> thank you, doug. >>> the heat wave is taking a toll on a lot of us but especially hard on those whose job requires them to be outside in it. news4's mark segraves continues our team coverage from the national mall. hi, mark. >> reporter: hey, doreen. some of us have to be out here working in this heat, unlike the weather people back there in the cool studio. we take a look at the mall. a much different picture than last hour. clouds are rolling in. it is a little breezy. there are more people out here enjoying it. but earlier to the heat was at its highest and the is up was just beating down believe it or not there were people out here exercising and, yes, working. you're not out exercising, are you. >> i am. >> did you know it's 95 degrees? >> it is a time issue with me. trying to squeeze it in. >> reporter: for kids, today's heat was a great excuse to play in t

reporting in woodbridge, i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news. leon: investigators building their case in the mansion murders and counting on cell phones for clues. neighbors jolted out of bed. >> i looked up my window and saw smoke on the roof. leon: intense fire met with energy response. firefighters discovered and the price they paid. plus -- under this grass, hidden hallowed ground. >> somebody should do something about this. leon: finally someone is. who showed up when "7 on your side" was there. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: new details to shed light on daron wint the man charged with quadruple murder in washington last month. stephen tschida got a look at the search warrant in the case and he has had a look at the details for us now. stephen? stephen: the warrants reveal gruesome details and compelling information. what jumped out at us is the investigators want to get ahold of the cell phone records after savvas savopoulos's assistant and chauffeur. they want to know who he communicated with in the days prior to

woodbridge now at 59. in prince william, should be in the low 60s a few passing showers. a few showers in the low 60s. silver springs at 57. by noontime should be in the low 60s there. few scattered springcals and then by late afternoon, a little sun trying to break out with temperatures in the low 60s. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. amelia segal will join us with the drive time forecast and driving not so great today. we have fender benders. >> not so hot. a lot of fender benders because of the wet roads, perhaps. sully road at willard road, the left lane is blocked there. a warning if you're headed out there. 14th street an earlier crash is off to the side of the road and seeing more volume than we tip think do this morning. a wide look overall. no major problems on the beltway. slow at the top of the beltway, typical. inbound 295 as well. looking here at 66, we're slow just after 244 opens up and outbound you're fine. 95 northbound your slowest spot is dale city. back in ten minutes with travel times. see you then. >>> molette green at the live desk with s

police believe the same man is responsible for two incidents within blocks of each other in woodbridge. a 14-year-old girl says a man pulled down his pants and made an obscene gesture near a wooded area around powells creek boulevard last wednesday. same thing happened to a woman who was jogging along paper mill lane on friday. the guy had a bike in both incidents. >>> relief in prince george's county az man accused of raping two women the same night is now in jail. that first attack happened around 8:00 friday night in temple hills. the second just two hours later and less than a mile away. news4's pat collins is in temple hills with how police caught up with the guy. pat? >> reporter: wendy this is a vacant home on cedar drive in prince george's county. residents say squatters come and go from here all the time. last weekend this was the scene of a violent rape. police describe the suspect as a man on a sex assault spree. the suspect, 22-year-old alou which is bell, charged with two rapes of two different victims in less than two hours. rape number one, this is how they tell the stor

then looking at 95, a little slow as you head up through woodbridge and the beltway but that's typicalor this time of the morning. overall the beltway is traveling good this time of the morning. back to you. >> thanks alexis. >>> attorneys for accused killer charles severance filed several new motions in his murder case. severance is charged with killing three well known residents over a ten-year period. a mental health expert is being asked to help with the defense. they say prosecutors picked the pieces for shock value, and the writers refer to murder and killing and express contempt for police. >>> it could be another six months before a trial starts for the man who wanted to attack the u.s. capitol. the fbi arrested christopher cornell in january. they say he wanted to set up pipe bombs and shoot people as they fled the capitol. a january 11th deadline for prosecutors to name any expert rebuttal witnesses they plan to call during his trial. >>> more firefighters are battling two wildfires in alaska. a new fire started yesterday afternoon near sterling. it spread to 640 acres and is

for those of you traveling northbound on i-95 heading up through woodbridge, springfield, you will have mainly no major issues, just volume delays for the most part which is typical for a tuesday. i-66 volume delays as well as you approach fairfax. we'll send it over you to. >>> the inspect is quickly becoming a hot commodity, especially on the black market. >> whether we return, the financial and securities struggles beekeepers are forced to deal with on a daily basis. see yo >>> always talking about life in the '90s is allyson rae. i've -- life in the 90s is allyson rae. very one question. where is your fan? >> oh, yeah. >>it's in my bag. >> we were waiting for the 12 days of fan. >> i won't need it tomorrow. >> we're going to cool off a little bit. it's not going to be cool. it's not going to be cold. >> it's not going to be comfortable. >> we'll get into the 80s for a few days. another day into the 90s this afternoon but it's one of the last ones for the short term and also strong storms this afternoon. let's take a look how we're starting off. that's why the yellow alert today. it'

a search is on this morning for a sexual predator wanted for assaulting a 73-year-old woman in woodbridge you're looking at a surveillance photo of the suspect. the crime happened early yesterday in the parking lot of the ccs store on jeff -- cvs store on jefferson highway. >>> montgomery county police are now calling a deadly car crash in gaithersburg suspicious. a 5-year-old boy daniel dana died at the scene on sam eig highway near fields road. his mother narges shafeirad is still in the hospital and has not spoken to detectives. the car crashed and burst into flames early tuesday morning. the child's mother and father had been voffed in a custody dis-- involved in a custody dispute. >> reporter: we will learn more today on the pope's stance on climate change. pope francis will celebrate mass here at the basilica in northeast washington when he visits d.c. in september, but later today the vatican is expected to release his long awaited letter on the environment. pope francis is asking people to, quote, welcome with an open heart this encyclical or teaching letter. in a leaked version o

on 95 as well for those of you making the trek up toward the beltway from areas like dale city, woodbridge and parts of lorton as well. you can see traffic slowing there. just some volume mainly as you get closer to the beltway. we'll send it over to you. >>> on to day 20 of the search for two fugitives in upstate new york. a second corrections officer is now facing charges in connection with their escape. >> wendy gillette has more on how he may have aided and abetted the killers' break free. >> reporter: prison guard gene palmer covered his handcuffed hands with a jacket last night as police led him outside a court in plattsburgh, new york. investigators say the 67-year- old delivered frozen meat with tools inside to two inmates who escaped the clinton county correctional facility in dannemora. david sweat and richard matt are still on the run despite a massive man hunt after breaking out of the maximum security prison weeks ago. >> i think it's fair to say it caught him by surprise. >> reporter: his lawyer says his cliengts didn't know the tools were in-- client didn't know the tools we

it looks like today is no different with slowdowns in dale city and woodbridge. for those of you along i-66 things a lot eetzier today than -- easier today than what they are normally. traffic is moving in both directions. no issues there. for those of you going over the 14th street bridge, you can see just a few cars on the roads this morning as you make your way into town. no major issues that are going to slow you down this morning. we'll have your drive times coming up aft seven-day forecast. over to you. >>> severe weather brought rain, hail and tornado warnings to parts of colorado. >> we'll have more on that. plus, also a story of a 91-year- old man who celebrated a bucket list item by crashing through a wall. you don't want to miss this. we'll there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone.

on 95 on the virginia side, we did see some volume mainly in woodbridge now but from cardinal drive up beltway, a 14-minute commute for you this morning. westbound on 50 from mlk highway to florida avenue northeast, you're looking at a 14-minute commute. sky 9 still giving us a live look at the top side of the beltway here at the spur. you can see traffic starting for build -- to build as you approach the beltway so be mindful of that. from our trafficland camera heading northbound on 395 going through seminary road, king street, making your way to the 14th street bridge, you'll have no issues. just expect some volume as you get closer to the bridge. we'll send it over you to. >>> pixar's "inside out" took a number two spot. one of the stars had a revolution on the air. >> tommy mcfly joins us in the 94 fresh fm studios. good morning, tommy. >> reporter: good morning. one of the stars of the new movie talked about the film. of course you know her from the office and a million other shows but she had a generational crisis. check it out. >> first of all, i was trawm tietzed recently when

the four month operation started after the 2014 murder of a woodbridge senior high school student. brendan wilson was shot to death in what police say may have been a drug deal gone bad. detectives say some of the drugs in the bust included marijuana, lsd, cocaine and pills. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, stocks were up today but not by much. the dow gained 30 points to close at 18, 040 and the nasdac was up 13 points and the s & p 500 up four points. >>> so let's talk privacy now. google wants to make it easier for you to understand the privacy controls . the company redesigned what it calls its my account hub where you can run a test to see which services are gathering data about you. tech site advices that the first thing you may want to do is run the privacy check up and security check up and that will tell you what information google is storing. >>> that summer trip on the road should cost you less than last year. triple a says drivers could be paying the cheapest summer gas prices in a decade, despite a $0.04 climb in just the last two weeks. in the d.c. metro area we're pa

host: that's joe in woodbridge, virginia. and mickey is an a.c.a. enrollee. mickey in byron, georgia, when did you enroll in the affordable care act? caller: i enrolled as soon as i could when it first rolled out. i did have a little bit of difficult, you know, getting enrolled but i was able to have it on january 1 of that year. the last month of the year in december i could not even afford insurance. i'm own a self-employed family business but just a family operate and i raise $1660 a month and i could not treat to treat my insurance. i'm a diabetic. i have tons of precondition, which if i didn't pay the premium one month, i was out of insurance and would have never gotten it. but it has -- i had a heart -- and two stint that was put in in december 22 of last year. doctor told me i was a walking care man. affordable care saved my life without a doubt. host: do you know how big your credit is? georgia is one of the federal exchange states. guest: yes. mine is right at $1,000 a month. we're a small business that barely makes it. what we have made it you know,

among other charges he was arrested in woodbridge virginia. he withdrew from high school this year and now faces 15 years in federal pris june this morning there are fears that a massive data breach at the federal government could be much worse than previously thought. cbs news learns they risk having their personal information compromised. jeff pegues has more. good morning. >> good morning. they now suspect chinese hackers may have compromised the personal data of up to 14 million people. that's three times more than what investigators initially thought. it includes current and former employees' social security numbers. they had data compromised. there is an ongoing assessment of exactly how much was exposed and whether the cyber attack has actually ended. in a statement the office of personnel management said opm and the incident response team currently have no indication of malicious activity or an adversarial presence. investigators are still sweeping for signs of an intrusion but acknowledge it will take a long time to make a full and ac