len: a senior from woodbridge, virginia.our question is on minority support. >> my question is, how do you plan to gain the support to protect american rights of minorities, especially after events that happened like in charlottesville virginia and continuing with woodbridge as well? mr. stewart: from woodbridge, lake ridge? nice to meet you. i believe in talking to the other side. yesterday, there was another forum, the radio one richmond, a minority event. i know many democrats were there and they wouldn't expect that i would say yes. they probably thought i would face a crowd that had some tough questions for me. they did. i went there. i think we have to talk with one another. next week, i've accepted an invitation to appear in front of the naacp of fairfax county. i know they will have some tough questions but that's ok because we are yelling at each other in this country. we don't have to have the same beliefs but we have to be able to talk to one another. that's what i'm going to do. i've been able to work with the ot

you are from woodbridge, lakeridge? nice to meet you.ou know, i believe in talking to the other side. yesterday, there was another forum, the radio one richmond, a minority event. i know that many democrats were there and they wouldn't expect that i would say yes. they probably thought i would face a crowd that had some tough questions for me. and they did. but i went there, because i think that's what we need to do. we have to talk with one another. next week, i've accepted an invitation to appear in front of the naacp of fairfax county. i know they will have some tough questions for me, but that's ok, because we are yelling at each other in this country. we don't have to have the same beliefs, but we have to be able to talk to one another. that's what i'm going to do. i've been able to get things done because of this. i've been able to work with the other side and i know, when i go to the naacp in fairfax, it is going to be an important moment . because i want to let them know that even if we have differences, we have a lot more in com

woodbridge, nund 123 near dale sh there and the boulevard situation before crashes on the shoulder, that one is now gone. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, melissa. it's a gloomy looking monday morning outside. all cloud cover again for tod and probably below 70 degrees again today. that is aig sure that the seasons, they are hanging. staying below 70 and the last time we had back to back days where we failed to get to 70 degrees or higher was in the springtime. may 17th and 18th and we had an inch of rain on both of those days. much like we'll see around here. temperatures are in the cool low 60s around town. and with all the clouds around today not much of a rise in temperatures. we'll move up into the mid and upper 60s today but you're chance of getting rai ad on 100% today. a big plume of moisture coming our way and at the surface we have a c veryl easterly breeze coming in off t ocean. steadier rain around lunchtime today. rather rainy afternoon and evening as well. that m be an issue on wednesday afternoon. chances for rain just about every day this week. morrow morning at 6:00

the yellows and oranges near woodbridge, quantico and off to the west of fredericksburg right now but we're still stuck in a very unsettled weather tttern. ha umbrella today. scattered showers the first half of the day. we're a little bit milder this morning.n temperaturese mid to upper 60s. we'll have more of a south wind today and that's going to keep te temperatu temperatures warmer. mostly cloudy with the chance of a shower. at the bus stop make sure the kids have the raincoat. by recess, mid 70s. upper 70s later on today. tomorrow the severe threat. much of the northeast is under that yellow here. locally the d.c. metro are and points north and west. for tomorrow evening damagingwi s, lightning, heavy rain and hail with any strong to severe storms. we go through tomorrow, that will be the case most of tomorrow though. dkeep in mind we'll be and warm. it will be in the mid 80s and the storms move in later tonight. we go into thursday and still a chance for showers friday. otherwise the weekend is looking fantastic. let's send it over to melissa with a check on the ads. >> good mor

slow spots through woodbridge. normal there on 95. southbound 16th street at u street, still have that close su here this mornin you can see those flashing lights here right now. northbound doesn't seem to be an issue through that area. 12th street tunnel near constitution avenue, center of the roadblocked by the crash there.tw and the b looking pretty good right now. your travel times coming up. melissa.ight, thank you. >>> it's 6:02. breaking news right now. d.c. police say an elderly man is in critical condition after being hit by a car. the accident happened late last night on the corner of north capitol and channing streets in northwest. police say the man crossing the street when he was hit. driver of the car remained on the scene. >>> detectives are also ngti investigating a shooting in. northwest d it happened last night on lamont street near the va medical center on irving. police say therere two victims. both are being treated at hospitals, and both are expected to be okay police haven't released at suspecinformation, but we

. >>> a woodbridge man is facing th possibility of the death penalty. after a jury finding him guilty of capral mur for killing his wife and for killing prince william county police office prosecutors say ronald hamilton shot and w killed hise in february 2016. then opened fire and the officers who responded to the scene. officer ashley glendon was lled. it was the first day on the job for her. the jury will returnondayo begin the sentencing phase. >>> take look at this horrific today in prince george's county. aashce cneement truck and two v collided here on indian head w,ghway and east swan creek road. he highway just reopened. the s took two adults to hospital. a woman and two children were checked out at the scene here. news 4's derek ward with the effort it took to free two victims. >> reporter: three vehicles including a cement truck were involved in this ch on route 210. witnesses say the truck was nd northbn indian head at the intersection with swan creek road when it swerved into the southbound lane to avoid aar in that intersection. people who

right around stafford county, woodbruj, y woodbridge, you were hit hard today with heavy rain. 4:30, 5:00, 6:00, it waswn nast there. and then farther to the south, tracking even more rain that's prompted flooding. we have flood warnings everywhere that you seehe bright green here. flood warnings to the west including orange county. there are numerous roads closed as a result of all the htvy rain t we've seen. and a flash flood watch still in effect for the rest of us until about 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this could be an issue overnight really for the next couple of hours. some of the storms that i'm watching down to the south are strong and even have ather tornado warning south of charlottesville right now. he.m's 7:00 tomorrow. notice shower activity, maybe some heavier showers. but i dxpect wet roadways. by 1:00, it's mostly right along and east of i-95. for the most part. that's where i expect itobe. look at southern maryland. more rain into this area. now, n expecting severe weather tomorrow, but we could, just like today, see heavier storms move on through. by tomorrow nigh

a princeam county courtroom for the sentencing phase of the capital murder trial for a man from woodbridge. the jury found ron hamilton guilty of killing his wife and a prince william county police officer back in february of 2016. prosecutors say hamilton opened fire on the officers who responded to the scene. hamilton is facing the possibility of the death penalty. >>> new this morning, metro has decided to dissolve the rider advisory council. the board says it will prioritize rider feedba to online surveys. chairman jack evans told "the post," the rider advisory council was not needed anymore because riders can give efficient feedback tedough social. >>> mayor muriel bowser cut the ribbon on the secon of several new homeless slters for families across the district. she took a pretty surprise guest with her. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: the distrt took a big step toward closing the old d.c. general shelter for homeless families wednesday morning when mayor bowser cut the ribbon on the second of a series of smaller family based shelter. she showed up wit her adopted may b baby miranda

right aroun newington, woodbridge, lake ridge. the wider view showing everybody watchnder that tornado including all of southern maryland, d.c., presence william county, stafford, e erybody to uth. the only warning right here for the city of richmond. i've seen numerous video showing these tornadoes and they're big. these are not small tornadoes. thesere big around the richmond area. a lot of dama. all because of theemnts of florence. you see the little bands here and you see anotherne here. i want to you think about that. most of thetively moving out.av we it along the blue ridge. that's an area i'm really concerned about. a couple of thunderstorms. 7:00 a.m., some showeactivity. most of us on the dry side. tomorrow around noon. we see the showers redevelop. >> we could have another strong storm or tw the threat is not as high as what we've got out there today. so the forecast,ee degrees. maybe a couple rumbles of thunder.ot we have seen much of it. it goes away for the weekend. sunday, monday, psibly into tuesday as well. the te

joe was in woodbridge. -- joe is in woodbridge. kudos to the lady on the idea of a gofundme page. would gladly give at least $100. i am a blue-collar worker. i think it would be better if it was an option on our income tax form. as far as the wall and the government shutdown, i do not believe president trump should shut the government down specifically on only the wall. i am in favor of a government shutdown to force congress and the senate to pass a more comprehensive border security plan. i believe the things that should be included besides the wall is the elimination of the visa lottery. the illumination of the 14th amendment -- the elimination of the 14th amendment, the anchor babies. ladyone lady -- the young who comes here from china and has a baby in a hotel and becomes an american citizen. 10,000 it should include field agents whose main job visa be to locate overstays because most americans don't realize that over half of the illegal aliens in the country that are undocumented are not mexicans or central americans who cross the border. they are people from europe, africa,

woodbridge, we do have arash and now they shutdown all westbound lanes because of that crash. 95 in virginiaooks okay. a coup le of different things happening. brand new crash there in fairfax and eastbound around123. that's cleared and everything is moving along okay there. chopper 4 over the beltway here. traffic loo normal volume wise as you take a map of the beltway here, that looks good as. well >> thank you. it's 6:31. more than 2 people gathered to remember wendy martinez. a vigil was held not far from where she died. >> her heart broken fiancee was among those that spoke to a crowd of supporters. the two were engaged just one week ago. he said wendy loved d.c. and being part of the city's running communi community. >> wendy martinez was helping her fiancee train for his first marathon when she died. he hopes to still run the race witht her. oming up at 6:45 more from wendy's family and the latest on the investigation. >> it's been almost 24 hours openedolice say a woman fire on her co-workers in maryland. that shooting was overefore officers could get there. now investigators were ta

new problem6 inbound near sudley and woodbridge. 95 north t ramp to 123 right side blocked. >> the rain adding to the pain here thismorning. >> rainy days and mondays are pretty much a guarantee around here lyla in addition to the rain noticeably cooler. likely to sta below 70 again today. did a little checking back. the last time we had back to ba days below 70 degrees was when we were changing from springnto summer may 17th and 18th we probably won't get an inch of rain today but still mor enough rain to dampen your spirits a little bit. temperatures in the low to mid 60s around town. there's cooler 5 out there. a lot of cloudiness and later on in the afternoon and in the mid and upper 60s. this weather system promises another high chance of rain tomorrow butar this front will stay in the 60s today but oing backwarm front over to our north we should be back in the 70s for tomorrow and before this weather front, the cold front gets here late wednesday low to mid 80s for highs on wednesday. that wednesday afternoon storm chanse, some of t could be a little bit strong. it's all about the

and woodbridge northbound before 123. camp sprin out loop before allentown road. two left lanes and two right lanes get b the bridge work. stay right to get to andrews this morning. travel tim on 270 okay. top of the beltway looking typical. 66 and as y justaw 8 miles per hour. going to take you over an hour. fafax county parkway to the belt way. 95 north. >> melissa, thank you. it was a tough loss for the skins yesterday. the team lost it's home opener to the indianapolis colts 21-9 and didn't py well the sell out streak has come to an end. for the past 50 seasons the team has sold o every home game. yeerday, the team announced attendance of about 7,000 people which was about 25,000 short of the stadium' capacity. that says a lot. that the home opener didn't sell out. team now has a chance to restart the streak though. >> maybe it was the weather. maybe there was some weather. >> right. >> i don't know. >> just trying to find a reason. the redskacs are b at home next week against the green bay packers. nday afternoon at 1:00. >> i'll be a redskins fan until death

that live t down through the woodbridge area. stay rainfall ready today. >> moreashion features?e men looked really nice, too. >> i know.ad >> a yellow velour jacket. we got to wrap up thehow. anks for joining us on midday. back on the air at 4:00. >> you can get the news and we >>> and the emmy goes to -- >> the emmy -- >> the emmy. >> goes to. >> to. >> to -- >> henry winkler. >> darren chris. >> alex. >> bill hadder. >> the adrenaline is still coursing through my body. >> i'm still like in shock. >> rachel -- >> i was walking by please don't trip. please don't trip. ♪ >> the assassination of -- ♪ >> i already feel like've won the lottery. >> the marvelous mrs. maven. ♪ >> "game of thrones." >> thank you.

the second question, betty spent life in years of her woodbridge, virginia, south of retirement community, assisted living, which turned spies.be a nest of [laughter] >> it's like they found each other sort of. yeah. moved up there so i could be near here those last five years. >> and this is jeremy in the back. uponike you to expand that, the fact that you moved up. you mentioned to the teachers pursuit of betty's story. where were you before? you end up? life, i was, in guess, 50, 51, i decided to go and finish the ph.d. that i had abandoned 15 years previous, of people do. and i decided i wanted to write history thisn time. and i heard about the o.s.s. declassification. i had always wanted to be a spy. so it was perfect. betty's book on in thewomen in -- women o.s.s. and an archivist just gave me her phone number and i cold-called her. so i started commuting from up toe station, texas, washington, d.c. to interview archives. work in the that got to be ridiculous. was on an airplane with my best friend, who said -- made the mistake of dozing off. when she woke up, i was in tears. says,

wildlife crews found a two-headed copperhead snake in a backyard of a home in woodbridge, according too-headed snakes develop the same as conjoined twins. virginia wildlife officials say the snake's left head is the more dominant of the two. the snake is being monitored and is not currently available for public viewing. if it survives, it will likely be placed in an educational facility. lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with hot temperatures in the 90s inland. offshore winds are developing tonight and will bring gusty winds and high fire danger to the north and east bay mountains. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. we will see a few patches of fog near the coast but mostly clear inland. lows will be in th 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in and that will bring hot weather over the next few days. cooler weather is expected by friday with a slight chance of showers to the north on saturday and again on monday.highs tomorrow will be in the mid 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast with partly cloudy skies. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) 4

prince william county courtroom for the sentencing phase in the capital murder trial of a man from woodbridgethe jury found ronald hamilton guilty of killing his wife and w princeliam county police officer in february of 2016. prosecutors say hamilton opened fire on the officers who responded to the scene. one officer was wkilled. her first day on the job. hamilton is now facing the possibility of the death penalty. > mayor muriel bowser cut the ribbon on the second of several new homeless shelters for families opening across the distmuct. the comty based family shelters will open over the next cw years, and it's a big step towardsing the old d.c. general shelter for homeless families. while these new shelters will do away with the need for d.c. general, more than 470 families still remain living in the bowser administration is working to t move allhose families to permanent housing. and mayor bowser took a surprise guest with her to the ribbon cutting. that is her daughter miranda. easy to see why she stole the show. mayor bowser announced in may she became a new mom through adoption. she sa

of the beltway, no problems. 66inbound, 95 northbound, just that tiny slow down 95 north through woodbridgeremember to listen to 101. fm. wasn't that exciting? >> you're human. you dropped the cl.ker. it happe >> chuck to the rescue. h> it's now 5:53. your child won'te to worry about certain unexcused absences in montgomery county. b the schoolrd says walking out of school to protest will be considered excused. this week board leaders unanimously passed a resolution to excuse students up to three times per year. back in the spring, students from montgomery county and the d.c. area walked out of class. it was over gun violence following the mass shooting a the a florida high thhool. e were also walkout protests last year oumr president >>> good morning. i'm leslie picker at cnbc. headquarte americans love to splurge, no surprise there, but a new study by bankrate.com finds exactly where we're spending nearly $3,000 a year on financial vices, such as eating out. guilty of that. in fact, 38% of peopl say they dine out at restaurants or get takeout at least threeimes a week. lottery tickets are

northun 95 after woodbridge a broken do v blocking the right side of the road. and headed up to 270, 30 miles per h son southbontgomery village at 270 a cran the right lane. >> ank you. we will g ak yo forecastin >>> we have some hit and miss pockets iginovg into ta n take your umbrellaut rachbl so be heavy. flood watches are up into early tomorrow tempere midper 60s now. we willy the 60s all day with rain chances increasing with time. again hea ra tonight. the goodom news isrow the rain isve ve early. we will be back to sunshine tomorrow anot st through wd. >> keep the umbrellas handy for now. nuanother up in 2tes. >> back "da." 7th>>t' of september, 2018. that's cap hd er eye and w be on that hearing ro a little later this rm 226 at the dirkson office building. hours frow supreme court first wto accuse him of saernl assl mal will take turns facing laers. >> craig, good morning again >> good mng you guys. it is hard to overstate the importancf this i talked to a republican senator last evengho told mehat he can't reca there being a more dramatic moment here on

will make you do a double take.the rare, two-headed copperhead snake was found in a backyard in woodbridgenagement and control posted video of the snake on social media. according to national geographic, two-headed snakes develop the same as conjoined twins.virginia wildlife officials say the snake's left head is the more dominant of the two.the snake is being monitored and is not currently available for public viewing. if it survives, it will likely be placed in an educational facility.a church fire hit particularly close to home for one massachusetts firefighter. crews responded to a three-alarm fire at st. patrick's church in warheim. (wear him)firefighter conrad fernandes was called in to help, but also got a call from his fiancee.you see, the burning church was supposed to host fernandes' wedding that very day."my guys were being called out. i literally i was on the phone with daliza"butt to"i just figured it was like a false alarm. and then they got there and they said there was an active fire and we all just started screaming."the 78-year-old church suffered half-a-million dollars i

host: keith in woodbridge, virginia. caller: good morning, how are you? host host: doing well.aller: i'm going to approach this from a different perspective. from the perspective as a retired military officer that held high security clearances. i will let you know that he should not be confirmed until an investigation is done. not necessarily by the fbi but by personal investigators. people in the court of conservatives for such allegations, not convictions, just allegations, i know people who were barred from the white house because of allegations. in the past, as far as elementary school. that has happened. this. grassley were doing and this had been a democratic appointee, he would have postponed it. -- number two, the investigation for positions of responsibility in the government. this is something that impacts that. we should not repeat the mistakes of the clarence thomas appointment. we keep forgetting that this lady is potentially and probably a victim. and we gloss over that for -- he needsrposes to go back and understand. we have the proper people serving government w