around the woodbridge area an traveling along 95.olks dealing with reduced visibility and likely hydropla ong concerns based the intensity of the rainfall. here's more on this severe thunderstorm warning. it's going to be in effect for 6:00 p.m. tonight and seeing a lot of lightning and very heavy rainfall through the storm system that's barely moving. by can the p.m. most of the thunderstormse over but still heavy rains potentially out there. susan, much more on this coming up in 15 minu s. >>amelia, thank you so much. >> what a shame for all those folks down therehat waited for something to be rained out. >> towns all over our region held their own fourth of july parades. >> news 4's aimee cho takes us to the city of fairfax for its big show new at 5:30. >> that's lik the first fire truck invented. >> reporter: these pint-sized he parade wa might still be in the school. >> happy fourth of july. >> reporter: but they already know a thing or two about history. >> i like fourth of july toat celebrthomas jefferson and how he lke did th

live in woodbridge, aimee cho, neots 4. >> a lf work and cleanup there. thank you so c.ch. >> d. water is in the process of fixing a water main on a very busy stretch near d.c. that's near trader joe's and room and board. 15 buildings nearby are impacted. the work is expected to last through the sglenk a crash in prince george's county sent seven people to the hospital. just after 2:00 this morhrng tee vehicles collided at powder mill road and beltville drive in beltsville. can you see the blue vehicle's front end was mostly to off and two people had to be extracted from the car. we're working to get an update on their conditions this afternoon. stillo word on what caused the crash. >> a big family in bowie is out of their home, and many of their belongings are locked after a fire tore through their place this week. an entire community now is trying to make life a little better for him andis seven children. prince george's county bureau chief tracey wilkins has the story. >> ho came out of the e, and i saw flames coming out of the garage. >> michael vaughn called 911 on wednesday

amy woodbridge.imee cho, news 4. >> we're talking about a couple of weeks before they can get it fixed. >> and that's where there was a flash flood warning issued last night. two to three inches of rain fell in that area so i'm not surprised thinking it was weather-related. >> it looks like the same thing will be playing yout. have plans for the nats came on saturday. >> i can take my plans inside. >> unfortunately a lot of people can't. >> it's really the heat, humidity and more storms. unfortunately, the nats at home, th saturday and sunday, and i can't rulelaout deys at both of those games >> oh, no. >> i know, leon, and tomorrow ere's a bit of a better chance that those storms could really pack a punch around 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. keep that in mind. here are the weater headlines. isolated thunderstorms out there tonight. tomorrow more widespread thunderstorms and a better chance for severe weather meaning heavy rain and gusty winds and any thunderstorms. i have more rain and srms in e forecast on

this is out around the woodbridge area. you had really intense rainfall earlier. to two, three inches of rain fell in spots. never drive your car through a flooded roadway and we'll continue to track the potential for some flooding concerns out there tonight. maybe back where i'm seeing the line right now and lookat future weather. 7:00 p.m. it still has that line of thunderstorms back around winchester and in luray we're not seeing heavy rain but we're seeing showers out there. he we head towards 8:00 p.m., showers still in metro area and heavy rain still back around the mountains, around winchester and luray. 9:00 p.m., fireworks displays are getting under way. i think most of the area, especially the metro area is dry. may be dealing with low cloud decks and i'm really concerned about safety and i think the good news is the safety concerns from weather seem to be fminished for most o us by 9:00 p.m. unless you're back around the shenandoah valley. areas of frederick county and virginia, down through shenandoah county and down into rappahannock county might be h

. >>> a massive sink hole swalwed a car in woodbridge, virginia. the hole run the length of prince dale road. you can see the car start to sink and soicfar, offal have not been able to get it out. more of that road caved in throughout the day yesterday. it's believed that weather is blame for the earth giving way. >> i recommend that e avoid this area and that includes sight seers to take a look so we have an active collapse zone so stay a safe distance away. >>ct expe prince dale road closed two or three days while it's than repaired. >>> in california and in the bahamas, we are tracking stories. >> in the bahamas, seven americans, including a west virginia coal executive were killed in a helicopter crash. e chopper left grand kay in the early hour of the fourth and heading for ft. lauderdalut 245 mines after it took offas it ound and it was found off the coovt turned in 16 feet of water. west virginia governor jim justice says coal executives and philanthropist chris klein was killed in that crash. >>> many are bracing for after ock after the lar

. >> friends and relatives of a woodbridge family are devastated. a crash killed three people, including a child and a baby. the car they were riding in crossed the cter linend hit an suv on courthouse road in spotsylvania county near lake anna yesterday. it was one of several crashes that left nine people dead over ohe holiday weekend in our area. a tow truck tok away the mangled car and was nearly unrecognizable as you see her in this scene. anna was killed along with a 12-year-old girl and a 10 month old boy.am a gooditan who rushed to help describes what she heard one of the children say. and repeatedly, over and over and over dagain, an it's one of the most horrific things i've ever seen. >> the driver and another child who wa in the suv at the time are in the hospital tonight with life-threatening injuries. jim? >> a trip of a lifetime has turned into a nightmare for the parents of an indiana toddler. the 1-year-old died in a freak accident on a cruise ship. we want to show you pictures now of little khloe. they say she slipped from her gra fa

news partnrs reporting a new five story state of the art r, tispecialty medical cent going up in woodbridge in 2021. members will also be able to use telehealthervices with physicians in the medical center, and three more kaiser medical centers will be opening in virginia this year. >>> you may be one of the millions using tsa precheck for a smoother travel experience this summer. some flyers tells news 4' i team, they're sometimes not getting what they paid for. scott mcfarland explains in this morning's flyer beware report. >>> ifa you're of the tsa precheck program, you spend extra money to make it easier to get through soseveral. travelers are telling us they're not getting what they paid for. this man is one american living in a wheelchair. >> i'm the rare person that loves to fly. >> he enrolled in tsa precheck for a faster trip through security. reagan national with its aging terminals is one of a handful oi nationwides tsa precheck gates that are not accessible. items have to remove the that you're supposed to be able to leave in your bag. >> reporter: often shifting him to the stan

host: woodbridge, virginia. edgar is watching. caller: good morning. i am a big fan of the space program. i think the more, the better. 1960'sup back in the watching science fiction television. " was a big fan of "star trek, "lost in space," "the outer limits." my question is what did the employees, all of the employees who were affiliated with and connected with the space program, what did they think of programs like that back then? i always wanted to get their opinion? guest: you would be in good company. almost everybody that i know who works at nasa is a big science fiction fan. oftentimes, while waiting for a meeting to start, they will say did you see x show on tv or make some humorous reference to something that happened in "star trek" or "lost in space." like the kobayashi maru incident that happened in "star trek." clearly, there are a lot of science fiction fans at nasa. we love it. you would fit right in. -- alignedabout mickey from oklahoma. caller: good morning. the "apollo 11: what we saw" series. it was talking about the fact that buzz a

. >>> princedale and woodbridge will be closed because of a sinkhole that opened up. >>> a disturbing incident r.volving a montgomery county police office this is twitter video showing an ntficer kneeing a handcuffed man. mery county police say they are investigating and want to hear from witnesses. for more on this, go toour nbc washington app. >>> washington department must sialknow whether a controv question is on the us census. the question was blocked but now they may have found a legal way to put the question in. check out the "today" for more. >>> late night crash in prince george's county and happened after 2:00 a.m. and powder mill road and beltsville a roadnd scene may not be clear for some time. open the nbc washington app for updat i. >>> whatwant to tell folk today, make sure for safety reasons when you hear tthunder, re is lightning out there, lightning can strike. make sure you get indoors, if at all possible. keep an eye on th as we continue the holiday weekend. >> summertime in washington. >> yes, th i. s ne ws for t today. we appreciate you waking up for us. >> "toda

everything looking good in and town.f no problems on 66 eastbound or westbound. 95erhad ear problem near woodbridge and it has now . cleared aaron? >>> it's5:02 now. weekend in the district killed one man and injured several others including two young children. >> news4 justin finch is live this morning outside d.c. police headquarters with details. >> reporter: good morning. fm southeast to northwest, d.c. police now looking into at least two shootings that left five people in total injured, two as you mentioned are children. sne man has died and one of those shooting taking place in broad daylightclose to 5:30 on sunday afternoon, yesterday, crime tape blocking off an alley between 14th and 15th streets in northwest by the st. augustine u catholic ch here. in that area, police say two men were shot and one died there on the scene. the searchis now under way for maroon four-door car that was seen leaving that area. now to southeast. this is laee saturday, th people at a bus stop along the w 800 blocke involved in this shooting. a 6-year-old and 3-year-old boy and 20-year-oldan were injured. police

look at all of that lightning i the woodbridge area, closing in on i-95.et's lk at some of the rain. we've got some pretty heavy rain that's falling. look at this wheres this, guys? this is leesburg. it rolled through leesburg.no leesburg is dry. in fact the severe thunderstorm warning for loudoun county has been canceled. the storms are moving so quickly out of the region. so again w we continue toch the back edge of this pushing through manassas, the storms moving east at 35, 40 miles per hour. let's talk about impacts, already some power outages. where this is head and where it's going to be done. the heat is coming up in 15 minutes. >> wow. thanks, lauren. >>> so a local gas station own ertificate calling it a wall of shame. he is putting up photos of people who he says have stolen buom him. >> at least one of his customers is complaining that the postings are going too far. >> news4's pat collins is live at 13 andpennsylvania avenue. >> steal something from this gas station in the southeast and there are consequences, your picture goes uphe on tall of

normal 66 looking pretty good in and out of town right now. 95 northbound you're slow spot through woodbridgend typical r this timef o day. >>> today, new laws are in effect across our area and they affect how much some folks will seein their paychecks and affect how old people need to be to buy tobacco products. >> megan mcgrath is joining us in northwest d.c. on how the law could impact your life. >> reporter: good morning. quite a few change you need to know about. it's julyst 11hich means new law are kicking around in the dmv.t e a look at what is happening. no more plastic straws or stir ers unless you're prepared to payan fine. the book effect earlier this year with warning but starting today, business will be fined anywhere from $100 to $800 to serving drinks with straws. let's go over to maryland. maryland becomes the first state to ban restaurants and schools from using styrofoam food containers. in virginia, you must now be 21 years old to buy e-cigarettes or tobacco product. enand minimum wage. take a look. now these are just a few of the laws that are taking affect today. there ar

southeas down towards woodbridge as well. these are from outflow boundaries and different geboundaries coming toer. any time a boundary comes together they push up into the atmosphere to create big storm quickly. that storm rains itself t. sets up more bodaries. this is a little a more of a sensitive issue. i made it more sensitive. picking up a little more what'sp haning. notice right here. see this line right here? that's the outflow boundary fror previous st, it propagates off to the west. creates more storms, right now we have storms in through the northeast area. around mount vernon, rou 1, i-the 5 towards springfield. we'll zoom in to show you what's happening around 295. around 5 and over towards 4. making your way out of the district in towards prince george's county. heads newspaper this area. distct heights as well. you're seeing the rain up towards anne arundel county. around bowie. along routeow 3, tds 97 as well and back to the west as mentioned we've seen a lot of storms around thurmont and frederick. these have

very close to clifton and in towards virginia and just south and this is over towards 123 towards woodbridge and right now this is over manassas. heads up in this area. a lot of storms ongoing in our region and again we could see a couple more. one more strong storm here and another dow towards warrenton and we'll be forced to bring this to you here in the storm center. >> several tanks and otherli miry vehicles will be on the mall for the fourth of july. the military bringing those vehicles in by train atsi prent trump's request today. critics are concerned, however, that the tanks will do damage to the district's streetsecause of their weight. this is just the latest add-on from president trump who has played a major roll in planning this year's celebration on the mall. >> and there will be fighter jets flying over, too. so when was the last timeaw we s this kind of military might in our nation's l?capita >> a bit of military history for us. >> learned a little bit this afternoon. a large display of americanta mili might is not common but it's not unprecedented. the most recent parade feat

. >>> police arrested a tow truck driver in woodbridge for assault ter he tried to tow a car with a woman, two children and a dog still in it. the man is facing several charges. prince william county police say he worked for a & a towing. last thursday night he tried to repossess that vehicle was the driver wasnside a nearby business. police say when the driver came out, there was a confrontation, and the man punched him and then he unhooked the car and took off. police caught up with him and arrested him. >>> new funding from documents from the pentagon reveal a classified mission that has blackhawk helicopters flying over the nation's capital. that's according to bloomberg which says the army has requested to shiftjust over $1.5 million to fund this morning. it reportedly includes ten blackhawks in addition to active duty and reserve troops. bloomberg reports money would also go to a sensitive compartmend facility and the army is not saying how long this mission will go on. >>> former first lady michelle ama was at howard university this afternoon hosting the fifth annual beating the od

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last week i was in woodbridge, a similar situation. there was a car parked there. the roa. gave o the car sank into a hole in the ground. these are cases where you really on't want to take that risk because you never know what you are going to be driving into. >> people are tempted, doug. you think, i'll just drive through it and i'll get through it. >> it makes me so angry because we talk about it all the timlk we tabo aut turn around don't troun all the time. peep are driving through. you saw this the other day, a fathera hve to rescue his kids out his carecause he drove into flooed roadways.ca your r can flo in a foot of moving water. f your feet wept o with six inches of running water. the interesting thing about this event was the fact that turn around, dn't drown did not work in many areas like canal road, along 66 where you have mediansh going througnd you have the jersey walls on one side. canal road, you have themo ntain on the other side. that water came up so quickly, there is t nowhere ton around. people were on tops of their cars. they had no choice other than

and this morning, the van that wasow swall when the woodbridge road caved in has been pulled out of thetense rain flooded the pipe causing the ground above t collapse. the shot shows how daged princedale road really is. it will take at least two weeks to be refilled and reopened. more storms are brewing. stay with us. lauryn will be back with a look at your forecast woi'm blue and i'm an ironrker. work is empowering... ...but brutal on my skin... ...i use the dove beauty bar.d it gets riof all the dirt... ...while still nouriing my skin. it helps me retain my natural beauty... ...to be both strong and beautiful at the same time. dove cleans and cares beautifully. we all care about amazing tastee that's why we'vemaking the best mayonnaise for over 100 years. hellmann's. we're on the side of food. ii feel like it's justi was always been there.'s. it fee like home to me. duke's mayonnaise has been in our family ever since i was small. i love the way that thduke's mayonnaise toasts on the outside of the bread.sm it's nice and ooth and tangy, and youy don't have tabout any sug. it's good, ri

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host: dan calling from woodbridge, virginia on the independent line. caller: good morning. understand the need for compassion migration. a lot of people are coming from countries where it's tough. --ot of people overlook we've had two republican presidents who gave amnesty and said come on over. what are we going to do? you want to have hope, but at the same time, people want to lock down the borders, you can't just give away amnesty. used to say ife you want to come over and you're here already, why not give them a tax they had to pay into the system so it's not a free ride? host: chuck calling from dayton, ohio on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. t pence to the border. all these christians are forgoing to other places to help people. where are these christians now? why aren't they standing up for americans? they have a crisis at the border. we can solve it by using the christian faith, but they failed to do it. where are your christians? thank you for c-span. houseduring friday's oversight committee, a member referred to the plight of the c

host: woodbridge, virginia. edgar is watching. caller: good morning.a big fan of the space program. i think the more, the better. 1960'sup back in the watching science fiction television. " was a big fan of "star trek, "lost in space," "the outer limits." my question is what did the employees, all of the employees who were affiliated with and connected with the space program, what did they think of programs like that back then? i always wanted to get their opinion? guest: you would be in good company. almost everybody that i know who works at nasa is a big science fiction fan. oftentimes, while waiting for a meeting to start, they will say did you see x show on tv or make some humorous reference to something that happened in "star trek" or "lost in space." like the kobayashi maru incident that happened in "star trek." clearly, there are a lot of science fiction fans at nasa. we love it. you would fit right in. -- alignedabout mickey from oklahoma. caller: good morning. the "apollo 11: what we saw" series. it was talking about the fact that buzz aldrin

host: jeff in woodbridge, virginia, democrats line. you were on with rob richie.r: good morning, gentlemen. my first comment is regarding the supreme court decision. they shifted it down to the lower courts. in a case like north carolina where the legislature redrew the districts so badly that republicans gained 10 out of 13 congressional seats, how does that impact going back to the lower courts? the lower court in north carolina is controlled by democrats. my second comment is being from virginia, 2021 has been big for redistricting for the coming year. with the state legislature race i believe the district lines will be redrawn in virginia. how will that impact elections for 2019 in my state? guest: good question. for north carolina, we're not talking about going to the federal court at the lower level. the supreme court said no. we are done on political gerrymandering. just like pennsylvania, the state supreme court acted on its plan, the north carolina state supreme court will very likely receive a challenge. it may well look at it and could rule based on the