that light showers is pushing northward especially through montgomery county. sprinkles in northern virginia around loudoun county and along interstate 81 corridor. mostly cloudy today with occasional showers and a few rumbles of thunder. it will be humid with high temperatures around 80 degrees. tomorrow, a good amount of sunshine, 81, less humid. that's all the way through the weekend, less humid. >> there's a crash on route 1 in woodbrige at joplin road, minor collision. nothing on 95 to worry about. not too wet. look at the rain coming down in montgomery county, the beltway at georgia avenue. outer loop are the headlights. interstate travel and more from newschopper 7 and a little while. now to news. >> virginians head to the polls today to choose candidates for several races. >> many eyes will be on the race to succeed retiring u.s. senator jim webb. tim kaine is expected to win that democratic nomination. you will likely face former republican senator george allen. open from 6:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. we will have results tonight at 11:00. >> a special ele

a great day out here today in montgomery county. we have a great family and an even better community hoar. the community here we are at today, they all came out. everybody say hello. and with me right now we have john, we have karen gra mehmet i in. ski. did i say it right? >> yes. >> reporter: brow she. >> we have abby, she's 9. hannah is 13. we have lived here for about six years. swim team, as you can see, is real big in this community. >> reporter: swim team is big in this community? [ cheers and applause ] >> and the caps. >> reporter: and the caps? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i kind of knew that when i showed up and said i'm in caps colors. of course i am. actually that's just the redshirt i picked. it's a whole big community here. >> very tight knit. it's a good tight-knit community. >> about 450 homes part of the montgomery village community, about 12,000 homes. it's a great place to live. we were sold by it when we calm in, and we love it here. >> reporter: and they love their neighbors. we'll be doing a lot of stu

again, that is 240-777-0311 for non-emergency calls in montgomery county. >>. moving o the coast guard rescued two people and crews are searching for a third after a boat capsized near breezy point, maryland, this morning. the call came in at 3:30 this morning from someone on a fishing boat and that boat crew pulled two other people on board and it's not clear, though, if the weather conditions played a role in that incident. >>> there are other things going on as well. weight until you see the how long haul the coast guard made. you will never believe how much cocaine they found. stay with us, we'll be right back.  . >>> the storms were incredibly deadly. 12 people dieing and two in virginia. it happened as the storm barreled through last night leaving behind devastating damage. john henrehan is back from springfield, i guess, john, it was one of the worst scenes out there today and you're in the newsroom with an update. >> reporter: let me ask something to where what isaiah leggett said. we drove back. we had technical difficulties w

the district, fairfax county and montgomery county have seen the worst of the storm. next it is prince george's county and southern maryland. if you live in southern maryland you are under the gun for the severe storms to move through and the strongest winds. buoy you are seeing the strongest winds. if you live in glen burnie and annapolis expect this to come through in the next 10 to 30 minutes. down south along 301, brandy wine, la plata you are seeing the winds now. the winds precede the rain. it may not be raining and the winds will gust all of a sudden. and it could be 60 to 80 miles an hour. we have seen numerous reports of trees down across the area. downtown frederick county, maryland a lot of road closures there and numerous trees down in loudoun county, montgomery county and fairfax county. if you live in st. mariy's county expect your power to go out. 100,000 people are now without power. i expect that to climb and maybe double through the rest of the night tonight. that is a huge scenario playing out here. not only do we have the strong storms but behind t

county or most of montgomery county or any of it basically now. it looks like fairfax county, all of you west of i-95 have been cleared from this severe thunderstorm warnings. the heavy stuff has moved east of you. just flash flood warning is in effect for frederick county until 1:15 a.m. as we look at the rainfall amounts, all the concentration of the heaviest rainfall has been up there to the north and northwest. the rainfall amounts haven't been that great, but we definitely have seen the heaviest up into frederick county where they may have received as much as 3.5 inches up around frederick. one storm was incredibly heavy. in the district i little more than 1/2-inch. out towards warrenton where we talked to will earlier, in some places north of warrenton they got an inch to 1 1/2 inches. that's doppler estimated. it's not perfect but we found it does

. >> 100 people brawled at a montgomery county parking lot leaving several injured. one shot, multiple others stabbedment police say this started during a karoke night during a gaithersburg bar. what happened next was several moments of violence. live at police headquarters in rockford with more. >> well, just to lay out how chaotic of a scene we're talking about, montgomery county police have made no arrests. in fact, they don't have any suspect descriptions to go on because they say when they arrived last night, all the people involved were so uncooperative. eye-witnesses report that it was complete pandemonium and say it was an all-out riot. >> it just exploded out of nowhere. >> this was the scene moments after the midnight melee outside red rock cafe. the fight started between two women inside spilled out into the parking lot with 100 people brawling in the dark. punches were thrown, knives were pulled and gunfire erupted. >> scary. thank god that bullets are indiscriminatory. >> 0 scott was one of the guards working last night as they hosted a karoke contest. h

live from montgomery county richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> thank you. this storm system has really caused a lot of lightning. earlier today thousands of lightning strikes. earlier in reston, this video was shot by our photographer. the lightning strikes, and you probably heard the rumbling. bob, that was the thing i was amazed at earlier looking at the storm system, having the information with the lightening strikes. really incredible stuff. >> believe it or not this storm has quieted down through washington. the wide view, uh -- this is a live picture from northern virginia. the rain is still there, but but there is still lightning near stirling. this is after the worst of the storm has come by. behind it, and a lot of lightning. nothing like the wind gusts earlier when they came through dulles airport. they had a wind gust of 71. there are still severe thunderstorm warnings for people in anne arundel county, eastern parts of charles county st. mary's county. the severe thunderstorm warnings are now down for the washington area for the metropolitan dow

all of the attacks came between 1991 and 1998 in montgomery county. the district including the murder of 29-year-old christine murzeon. >> some of the other nine women were in their home where's this guy stalks and tracks women. he hunts them down, breaks in their homes and rapes them and beats them. >> last year the fbi launched a renewed campaign to find the potomac river rapist using billboards, website and social meetia. >>> later today, friends and family of murdered d.c. store owner will hold a candlelight vigil in her owner. he was killed in grace deli in northeast d.c. he she had run that popular store since 2,000 h and was planning to retire next year. investigators are still looking for a suspect in that shooting. >>> two 17-year-olds are among four people arrested in a rash of car break-ins in chevy chase. the group is accused of stealing 45 cars this month alone. mostly south of river road tweenl goelds borrow road and little falls parkway. many of the cars were unlocked. two cars were stolen when the owners left the keys inside. police ar

montgomery county, eastern montgomery county and as i mention right down i-95 continuing to see it there. down around the fredericksburg area. there's the rain coming through the district and this is northwest washington. i want to show you what's going on here. you can see the textured clouds. the textured clouds and no rain out of those, maybe light showers but once it becomes the same color, the same color gray and you lose the texture, that's where all of your rain is. you can see that storm moving at you. those lower clouds and lower textured clouds coming at you and then that sheet you see all one color, that's where you have the very heavy rain and exactly what you're seeing right now. you do not want to drive right now. if you have plans so many people asking me, should we go to the game tonight and my kid's soccer game, it's a friday night. no. simply, don't go out tonight. if you can stay indoors and order some tivo or pay per view action. going to be a tough night. if you are able to get outside for just a second and secure some of those power lines or secure some of those pie

dana, the montgomery county school spokesman. good luck this afternoon. we hope everyone gets home safely and thank you so much for joining us. >> keep everybody safe. >>> we have erica gonzalez, our erica gonzalez who is out in this, in the car. her crew is driving and erica is on the phone to tell us what you're seeing. you're on 270 north. what is the situation out there, erica? >> hi, wendy, you just mentioned we're on 270 and we're headed north and we're going towards montgomery count y and theres lots of traffic and congestion and there's not a lot of the windshield wipers are not on. we continue to travel north and the clouds are looking good. look like there's sun breaking in and as ver d earlier, i'm not sure if that is a good thing or not. looks like we're leaving a lot of dark clouds behind us as we continue to travel north, as we mentioned earlier on 270 and going towards montgomery county. you can see pan this way you can see a lot of the traffic here on 270. lots of cars coming to a stand still and a halt but no rain action over here. just d

. >>> a maryland man fighting for his life after a hit-and-run in montgomery county. police say it happened around 5:00 last night near the intersection of edwin and center hills street in wheaton. the man was hit by a dark blue or black nissan centra that took off. we're working to learn the man's condition. his injuries are considered life threatening. >>> no comment yet from federal prosecutors about the john edwards campaign corruption trial. they are not talking about the verdict or whether they will retry the case. jurors acquitted the former presidential candidate yesterday on one of six charges he failed. they failed to reach a verdict on the other charges, and the judge in the case declared a mistrial. prosecutors had accused edwards of using campaign money to cover up his extramarital affair. after the jury's decision was announced, edwards said the only thing he was guilty was acting inappropriately. >> while i do not believe i did anything illegal or ever thought i was doing anything illegal, i did an awful, awful lot that was wrong. and there is no one el

this scene is one of many throughout montgomery county. a giant oak tree that fell during this storm. taking the porch off of this house. the top of the tree through the roof, into the bedroom. luckily, the family was downstairs. now they've moved out to plan repairs. in bethesda, news 4. >> our live team coverage of these wicked storms continues in a full hour of news 4. >> reporter: i'm jackie bensen in bethesda. lights out. a four-way stop. so stop already. i'll have that story coming up. >>> trees down over here. power lines down over there. traffic signals, out up there. but you haven't seen anything yet. i'm pat collins, more storm stories from fairfax coming up. news 4.

. >>> the edge on maryland, montgomery county police need your help camping a brazen robber wanted in 18 residential burglaries in jermantown. detectives just released surveillance pictures from a robbery that occurred last month of the suspect. after robbing a vehicle parked in the victim's driveway the suspect was caught on camera trying to open the front door of the victim's house but was unsuccessful. all the burglaries happened in nearby neighborhoods and they have one thing in common. >> this is a spree of crimes of opportunity. many of these, if not all, could have been prevented had the homeowner or vehicle operator locked the car door, put the garage door down or locked the door to their homes. >> police urging residents to take precautions against burglars like locking your home and shutting your garage door. anyone with information is urged to call police. >>> montgomery county police finally made an arrest in a vicious assault and rape in silver spring eight years ago. they found their guy in prison in texas and credit dna with helping them solve the crime. fox 5's karen g

this scene is being repeated at hundreds of intersections in montgomery county. people trying to get something from the hardware store, the supermarket or into a nice air conditioned restaurant realize they can't get there as fast as they are used to doing. they get impatient and do stupid and dangerous things that make montgomery county police captain meredith dominick unleash her inner kirnd garten teakindergar teacher. >> we need to realize the neighbors are going through the same thing we are and kind of take a deep breath. relax, and we need to try and get through this together. >> reporter: tempers flared at gas stations. 42nd street northwest had the longest lines anyone has ever seen there. >> people would normally fill up at the gas stations on river road, which are still without power, headed there. >> waiting about 20 minutes. we're running out of gas. we flew in from detroit to baltimore. they had gas there but the lines were huge, because people coming out from d.c. to get gas, and big traffic jams going out away from the city. >> reporter: and this

a line of showers coming right through dc and montgomery county right now. as i show you the futurecast by 9:00 showers a little bit more widespread. temperatures in the 60s, we'll get toward lunch time. late afternoon showers with highs in the upper 70s. jessica and andrea? >> reporter: the heat has pulled away in the nba finals. >> former laker derek fisher made a play in the fourth quarter that gave the thunder a 10 point lead. but the heat reclaimed the lead in the fourth quarter. russell westbrook here, and the heat win and take a two game series lead. >>> good morning, everybody. the first six holes of the olympic club in san francisco is considered some of the hardest. it got the best of tiger woods this weekend. it was playing 950 over par. after three rounds tiger woods donating to some of that over the weekend. tiger struggling to start. bogey, bogey, double bogey. finished at 7 over. not good. here is your winner, webb simpson. the 26-year-old had never even been in contention for a major before. the best he had ever finished was 14th. there he is

inner loop at montgomery boulevard. 28 is closed, dickerson maryland. an accident happens in the 1:00 hour. the detour is near monocracy road 20. aid is not a viable option. what is working is not only 270 but 495 across the american legion bridge. 95 in and out of baltimore in good shape. no worries from park police on the b-w parkway. our friends in the district are welcoming you on york avenue, kenilworth avenue, route 1 rhode island ave. that's all in good shape. back to you. >> thank you. the diamond jubilee continues this morning to celebrate in london. >> a star-studded concert last night paid tribute to queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. ♪>> ♪ still standing after all this time ♪ >> the occasion was tempered by news that prince philip was hospitalized with a bladder infection. after the concert, the queen lit a beacon and fireworks lit up the sky. around 10:30 this morning we will air a brief special report as the queen marks the end of the jubilee festivities. night you can watch the concert hosted by katie perry, starting at 9:00

county area. >> i was that -- in clarksburg yesterday and thanks to montgomery, part of montgomery, the lodge 347, we were hosting a charity event there and the players came in off of the golf course saying thank goodness when it started to shower and that turned into torrential downpours of rain. >> right. >> and cloud-to-ground lightning, the winds and trees. >> that is what struck them. >> amazing. >> yeah. >> and you couldn't see. you know, within a foot or so of yourself. that is what we saw throughout the area. >> exactly. >> and that is just actually in poolesville, the same time that hit clarksburg and there was a tornado warning. i was about 10 minutes away from the area of the tornado warning when that inclement weather hit yesterday. >> when we say you are on top of it, we want to you be -- and that was too close for comfort. >> too close for comfort. you know. >> and when i called in hitting the highway coming down. >> yeah. >> and rockville, nothing had happened. >> right. >> and hadn't quite hit there yet. that was a good example of what was going on. >> absolutely. >>

montgomery county fire marshal. someone broke the window two weeks ago. someone trieder to set the exterior of the store on fire and were not successful. the owner said that they were on needles at the time, nothing had happened in the days, so we started relax. bailey.michael >> yesterday was the first day i started to relax. i went to get the graphics so we put blowback on the window becauses feeling good nothing happened in the last so i figured the person had gotten his whoever the person is. then to have this this morning .s definitely a letdown >> back here live, they are using a shovel and picking through the debris in front of the store. froml let you get an idea photographer zooming out, a tattoo shop and a gun store nearby. that was a big concern overnight. the owner and police and fire asking if anyone has information. the tattoo owner ran a man away from the barber shop around was trying to do something to the front door. the barbour is well known in community and they are comes forward with information. >> you have to imagine someone has info

point to 5 inch reported in clarksburg in montgomery county. -- 0.25 inch reported in montgomery county. 76 all over the place -- 66 all over the place. low pressure moving through. cooling across the east. if you get west of this ridge where the sunshine and leading bridge here, numbers are impressive. 94 in st. louis. 91 million at -- 91 at indianapolis. 90 in oklahoma city. these have kept the real high temperatures to the west, but that's off the board now. the high pressure builds in tomorrow and we will see some clouds in the morning and he and humidity building in. this means an isolated store in the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and into the day on friday when this hot air mass starts to push eastward. mid 90's on wednesday. upper 90's on thursday and dealing warmer because of the humidity. this cold front will get moving which will create showers and storms. do not think it will cool down behind this front. it will just be more seasonal. 65 in the morning. turning partly sunny. 82 midday. mid-80s about the for the afternoon, possibly up to 87. showers and storms friday. the wee

montgomery school activities are closed today. all campuses of northern virginia community college is closed because of no power. the medtech institute in falls church, all classes and activities at trinity washington university are canceled for today but their trinity center will remain open. the patuxent research refuge is closed. you want to keep in mind that a lot of people are without power that includes these businesses and other centers. if you do have plans to head out, keep that in mind. maybe check before you head out there because they may not be open. >> to add to the list we have the college of southern maryland and la plata that have decided to cancel classes. a domino effect that has started from what we saw last night. incredible storm damage today. >> just about everyone did see a piece of the damage. a lot of people have been sending their photos here to news 4. >> you can e-mail us or twitter us. kim martucci has a look at those. >> pictures continue to come in. thank you for your input. this one comes from silv

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>> greg. >> reporter: appreciate it. 400 people in montgomery county and maryland without power. pepco is trying to locate the problem so they can get you back online. we'll monitor it for you and try to tell you when you might expect that. in this area, i mentioned there there be a farmers market. we have a world class golf tournament going on in bethesda at congressional country club, the at&t national. we'll let you know how that's doing because right about this time they should be teeing off. that's it from bethesda. back to you in the studio. >> all right. thanks so much, chris gordon. meanwhile, richard, some of the worst storm damage in prince jornls county can be found at an apartment building in riverdale. jackie bensen reports hundreds are still out of their homes this morning. >> reporter: residents from the seven-story apartment building on riverdale road say it happened very fast and very unexpectedly as the storm's winds slammed into prince george's county, the roof blew off. >> i was in the house. all you heard was a big boom. the windows were shattering and the li

people gathered for a summit in montgomery county today. that event hosted by the white house. surae chin reports, people reacting to the big policy change. >> bruce, it's what people were talking about at the summit held at montgomery blair high school. we found 19-year-old jorge who has been fighting deportation for much of his life. 19-year-old jorge steven has lived in fear all his life for a different reason. when he lived in columbia, he worried about his safety. since his parents brought him to germantown, maryland, at the age of eight, he's been scared of being deported. he is breathing a sighing of relief after yesterday's executive order. >> i slept so peacefully knowing my friends were going to wake up and all of them were going to be with me the next day. >> they spent six days in a maximum security detention, capturing widespread support, even from lawmakers. he has been granted a year extension. but some believe the policy means amnesty and jobs being taken away. >> if we have safety because you have young children, what would prevent them from coming here? there'

in montgomery county, just some very light sprinkles that we've been watching here. one between boyds and poolesville back toward olney. this is moving toward colesville. temps are on the mild side but it's muggy. a lot more humid than it has been. mid-60s hagerstown, baltimore 66. it's 64 in fredricksburg. culpeper and win winchester. in d.c. we have the clouds on our michael & son weather camera. no sunshine yet. 69 degrees. i expect it later this morning into the afternoon. humidity high of 81%. watching a lot of hot air out to the west. for today we'll get you toward the lunch hour with patchy clouds. some sunny breaks, though. this afternoon a mix of sun and clouds but also look to the west along the blue ridge. that's where we're likely to have a few showers and storms. we get something to pop in the morning with another piece of energy and then tomorrow with the daytime heating we see the showers and storms pop up for the afternoon as temperatures shoot into the 90s. so today good day in spite of the isolated shower, mid- to upper 80s. partly sunny. tonight up

let's check out roadwork this time in montgomery county. let's start with the inner loop of the beltway at colesville road, if this is your commute. as you make your way by the inner loop, you'll see the right lane blocked by roadwork. on the outer loop approaching georgia avenue, going to see the left lane blocked by the roadwork there. i'm back in ten minutes with traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to a news4 exclusive. a nanny is behind bars after police say she left a 10-month-old alone in a hot car. this happened in a parking lot at george mason university yesterday afternoon. a passerby saw the baby alone and called university police. the doors were locked, so officers were forced to smash one of the windows to rescue the baby. >> the baby was hot and sweating. the investigation reveals approximately an hour. >> at that time of day, temperatures in the car could have been as high as 120 degrees. police arrested the 31-year-old nanny and charged her with felony child abuse. she said she there was for a job interview. >>> polic

mid 60s much of montgomery county. upper 60s in fairfax county. arlington right now is generally low to mid 70s. farther west, upper 60 nasdaq virginia and west virginia. though it's cooler, only near 60 there. the rest of maryland, eastern shore, lower part there, it's in the low to mid 70s right now. by 9:00, likely still be in the mid and upper 70s with some clouds building back in. there's a small chance of a shower mid morning but by noontime we've got a greater chance of showers, thunder and lightning. temperatures by then will be climbing around 80 degrees. by late arch we'll begin to clear out. the sky will turn breezy, too. we'll have gusts from 28 miles an hour. back down to around 80 by around sunshine which today is at 8:37. then by midnight, 60s and then this time tomorrow morning, the cool 50s. wonderful break from our high heat and humidity this time of year. tomorrow, breezy and sunny, dry. more of the same on wednesday. a little winds will be set 8ing down. getting hot around thursday. still not very humid. afternoon highs in the

in fact, all in montgomery county looking really good on the beltway now. aaron and eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> some heated moments in the debate over whether to bring metro to loudoun county. more than 100 people told the county's board of supervisors last night why they support or oppose the plan. loudoun county would have to pay $200 million for construction and another $11 million a year for maintenance. supporters say those costs will be offset by the economic boom the silver line would bring to the county. opponents fear the expansion will mean new and higher taxes. >> the power to tax is the power to destroy. that's what chief justice john marshall said in murdoch vs. maryland years ago. >> we are a suburb of washington, d.c. however, a rail all the way to loudoun would help solidify that position that we have some connection into the city. >> the county board of supervisors must vote on the plan by jewel 4. >>> today on capitol hill, senate democrats expected to call for a vote on the paycheck fairness act. that bill would bar companies from

and i will never forget it in march of 1958, boarded a bus to montgomerie. young lawyer met me. i walked into this room, into bs, and dr. king said are you the boy from troy. are you john lewis. and i said dr. king, i'm john robert lewis, i gave my whole name. and that was the beginning. >> stephen: and he remembered. >> he remembered. >> stephen: so he was a mentor of yours. you became friends. you were actually the youngest speaker at the march on washington in 1963. i was maybe the youngest attendee because my mother was there. she was pregnant with me. that is actually why i have this banner right here this is the freedom march banner, august 28th, 1963. >> that's very moving. that is very moving to me sdz i remember-- one of the things. >> thank you for being there. >> stephen: well, you are welcome. i had little choice in the matter. (laughter) >> you were were there. >> stephen: i was there and i remember you saying-- . it meant so much to me. >> you heard me. >> stephen: i z oh i definitely heard you. >> really. >> stephen: but then when you got to the bridge, what happe

montgomery county outperformed with an 11.7% increase. according to monthly housing data released by real estate business intelligence. a quick check on gas prices this morning. aaa says locally they're averaging $3.47 for regular. that's down about a half a cent from yesterday. and they're off six cents in the past week and down 29 cents in the past month. keep it going. keep it going. >> don't buy in the district. i went home yesterday, mass avenue, there's one station 4.09. don't go there. >> don't go off rock creek park either. >> the light was on. i had to go. >>> we'll be back in just a couple of minutes with daily deals. >> plus, virginia scientists have connected an allergic reaction to red meat with a type of tick common in this area. we'll be back. >>> 5:38 on this tuesday. humidity is high. thankfully it's going to be a cooler day than yesterday. we're not talking about 90. we're talking about maybe 80 for the high. here's a look at our day planner. we're expecting the threat of some showers and storms to be with us on and off

this includes the district, fairfax, montgomery and importantly. so again we still have the possibility of some flooding. the bigger picture easily shows you now the shift of the heaviest rain, thunderstorms well to the east of us just one last line to move on through, much drier back out to the west. >> as we could see when audrey barnes was live in the district a bit ago, still really coming down out there even though the most intense storms have pushed out of the district and we know as recently as an sure ago local law enforcement officials were saying a lot of roads were still closed due to being covered with water, flash flooding and creeks and streams and in the red now even since we just spoke with you they have trimmed back again this severe thunderstorm -- not severe thunderstorm watch. this is a tornado watch in red that goes until 2 a.m. but more western counties got dropped out. it still includes montgomery, prince george's county and charles. >> i think everybody here can go to bed knowing they don't have to worry about any tornadoes.

montgomery, prince george's, arlington and fairfax counties and southern maryland from charles county into stafford and spotsylvania and into the upper 60s as is much of southern maryland. annapolis, right there on the bay, at 73. eastern shore generally right around 70 now. here's the hometown forecast for manassas by mid-morning near 70 and by noontime mid-70s and by the afternoon hours, into the low 80s by mid-afternoon. a delightful day and, also, the other story today, the winds. they may be gusting to around 30 miles an hour this afternoon but diminish tonight. by midnight, back down to the mid-60s. back in ten minutes with your seven-day outlook. how much longer this pleasant pattern will last coming up at 5:21. danella, how is traffic? >> looks really nice if you're traveling. i-270 we'll take a look together heading towards the beltway nice and clear in both directions. northbound i-270 as well as southbound, you're clear. we'll look in germantown if that's your commute this morning. travel lanes are open and you can see not a lot of volume. that's good news. if you're travel

a warning for residents of montgomery county about a scam police say is targeting seniors. two suspects for able to skim an elderly woman out of $20,000 as she left a grocery store. autria is live with the alert many of you will want to see. >> this is the parking lot where the scam unfolded. that elderly victim did not want to be interviewed, admittedly embarrassed she fell for the lead. the way this is laid out is so believable there are worried others will fall victim. to the average person, 77-year- old mary jones looks like an elderly shopper. to others, she looks like a prime target. >> montgomery county police say this woman is one of two suspects believed to have conned and 87-year-old woman out of over $20,000 in a pigeon drop scheme. >> we have this victim in the company of another woman who seems to understand everything and is going a long with the program. our victim falls and step -- falls under the spell of this fast talker. >> she was approached by a white woman and a black male. he was carrying a bag he claimed was loaded with money and said he would share

damascus and, upper montgomery county, they got hit real hard. that looks like a tornado to me. we can't prove it's on the ground. again, it'll take a few days. and they will go out to these sights and confirm that there actually was a tornado. look at the debris pattern. we'll keep you posted on that throughout the storm surveys. but that looks to be like a tornado. that's damascus, the elementary school. so it is just behind that. and it will be a very good picture. i would like to thank all the facebook views as well. it really helped us out. >>> all right, we're still looking at a tornado watch way east of town and towards the delmarva area. not so much here, but to have it in place as the frontal system went across the bay over the next couple of hours. so back to the west we're fine. a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings out near hagerstown, but that's about it. now, we still have flood warnings in effect for you until 11:30. this area is shaded in blue, essentially the entire metro area. and it is shaded in blue with the flash flooding. that means it's occurring at thi

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in montgomery county, there's reason for pride about the county's graduation rate. it is the highest in the country among large school systems. according to a new study, 87.6% of montgomery county students received their high school diplomas. that's about 10% higher than the maryland average and about 15% higher than the average in. fairfax county schools ranked second among the 50 largest systems. jefferson county, colorado, came in third, and baltimore county came in fourth. >> congratulations to our school systems. >> you're a montgomery county graduate. >> i am. a proud montgomery county grad. don't hold my job again me. kidding. >>> all right. she may be british royalty, but even the duchess of cambridge wears costume jewelry. >> apparently the diamond and pearl earrings that fans adored at the queen's jubilee earlier this week were fake. >> ah. >> princess kate, as it were, wore the studs on the balcony of buckingham palace. the designer told "the daily mail" it was a fine grade of cubic zirconia and the setting made them look authentic. they were worth a mere

continuing to montgomery county. traveling on the outer loop as well as inner loop at 193 university boulevard. things look good. you are getting a little bit of volume but your speed looks good with about 58 miles per hour. i-95 toirks-270. let's head over to the beltway on virginia. outer look, that's now gone. things look good. learning more about a serious accident in laurel involving an ambulance. the crash occurred shortly after midnight on boweie road. it's unclear what caused the accident but we do know another car was involved and that rescue crews had to remove the roof of that car to get people out. we are still waiting to learn their conditions. we'll bring you more on this story as it comes in. >>> also new, ahead on collision in south north. d.c. has two people in the hospital. two cars collided at the serksz of rhode island and south dakota avenues around 2:00 a.m. the driver ran off after the accident while two passengers in the other car had to be taken to the hospital p no far no word on their condi

what you are seeing is a live look at montgomery county, clark's bug road. remember woods told you how quickly this water can accumulate. look at this, more than an inch. it only takes as mentioned an inch to move your car. that's more than an inch. you want to be very careful of these types of situations that develop. let's go to bob now for a look at live doppler radar telling us where the storms are now. >>> that was a smart motorist. turn around, don't drown. we have a couple strong cells. they have weakened, dropped warning for carroll county but is still officially in effect for north western sections of baltimore county for 15 minutes. that particular cell, we'll look inside of it now. that one right there. let's take an inside look if we can get to it. right through there, that one right over there. okay. moving up toward grand rock now, west of maryland line. that's the cell that could have some very, very heavy rains perhaps even a funnel cloud betweenic low, river rural road, extreme north western sections of baltimore county and extreme northeast

. >> still watching the severe storms in montgomery. fairfax, loudoun county, it's been a hard hitter. there's damage to a barn in johnsville. nobody was injured but 150 head of cattle were in there. this barn took some serious wind damage. libertytown also in frederick county, they had trees knocked down. this is from georgetown, i believe. we're looking off to the west at big, big storms still. in loudoun county we're going to show you video here. this was the scene as storms rolled through there. they were pretty tremendous. photojournalist greg caser is out there. let's go over to weather graph. we've got big storms coming through now. still, nice thing off tooto -- to the west weeks not seeing any markers. warrenton, the hail reports have been up to an inch in diameter. the heaviest storms we're hearing are over toward areas of montgomery county and moving into warrenton. check this out. down to potomac, potential of hail. we want to go up to johnsville, maryland and show you what happened earlier. here's video we have. you can see

exiting montgomery county. wet across most of frederick county into loudoun county and frederick county, virginia, into west virginia, a few sprinkles toward the panhandle of west virginia. a few light sprinkles south. and we have the gray sky that will be with us throughout the rest of the day. a passing shower. 50% chance. a likelihood with thunder and lightning and this afternoon, likely will taper off and end. daniela, how is traffic? >> g.w. parkway southbound, had a downed tree blocking your right lane. as you approach the c.i.a. building. ith nit's now gone. volume increasing in this area. no major delays just yet. nice and clear. i'll give you awe live look as you may your way past the rest area. volume increasing. no major delays. outside or inside the beltway, live look as you make your way past glebe road. back over to up. >> thank you. >>> up on 5:42. what we can expect in the courtroom today after hearing graphic and sometimes painful testimony from one of jerry sandusky's alleged victims. >>> the

that's going to move in toward montgomery county over the next hour. there have been some moderate showers west of 270 here east of dickerson headed for urbana and from around mount airy northeastward there into eastern frederick, western caroll. temps are in the 70s for the most part. low to mid-70s here. warmer down south. that's 77 at tappahannock. we've got 76 at the pax river naval air station. looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, it's wet out there. we've got light rain showers, 75. winds are out of the south at 10 and really muggy. humidity at 84%. we're watching some drier air. that's going to move in. it's up toward chicago right now. big storms down south. more potential damaging winds for them. we just got to get this front past us. that's going to happen as we head into the overnight, but between now and let's say 10:00, 11:00, scattered showers and some thunderstorms. not all the time but it's going to be a nuisance. that's why we've got the yellow alert with 78. tonight into the 60s to near 70. tomorrow about 80, breezy, w

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that's it for montgomery village. good-bye, everybody. thank you, guys, for having us here today. >> thanks, doug. thanks to all the grads. >>> christopher anderson is 15 years old, lives near wilmington, north carolina. last weekend he went out driving for the first time with his brand-new lerner's permit and his moment. suddenly they were being tracked by a helicopter and followed by a whole bunch of cop cars. it all started when a police officer saw anderson behind the wheel and thought that an 8-year-old kid was driving the car. see, he's not even five feet tall yet, but don't ask if he can see over the steer while. >> oh, my god. why is that everybody's first question? >> because you're short for your age, buddy. it's okay. dispatching all those vehicles. >> a helicopter before a cop car? >> it just seemed to be overkill for all of it. >> i say mom, do i pull over? she doesn't know what to do. so i just keep going. >> it does seems excessive, doesn't it? christopher anderson did not stop until he got into the next county. sheriff's d

we will have reaction from montgomery county. >> four republicans running for the open senate seat. >> plus kwame brown steps down amid-canto cerci. what is next -- amid- controversy. what is next for the city. >>> those stories plus later in sports miami, they sent the celtics packing. the heat going for the finals. >>> and maria sharipova the tenth woman to win all four grand slam titles. she dominated yesterday in paris. >>> a live look right now at jefferson memorial looks like a nice reflection in the tidal basin. cherry blossoms gone but what a wonder . day for a walk outside. however we will begin with precautions. >>> yesterday 2,000 girl scouts -- 200,000 girl scouts, from every state celebrating the organizations 100th anniversary on the national mall. the largest gathering of girl scouts in history. organizers were hoping to set a guiness world record. because of the temperatures, 60 of them needed medical attention. >> it was a scorcher yesterday and today even warmer plus humidity building in today. a couple things going on. let's will be at numbers we will show you where

. >>> new this morning, montgomery police are investigating a fight that left seven people hurt. this happened in the festival shopping center in gaithersburg off i-270. derrick ward has the latest for us now. rning. behind me you see the parking lot at the festival center. nothing unusual about it. that's very different from the scene earlier this morning. it was 1:46 this morning w montgomery county police got the call for a large fight here in the festival center and it stemmed from the red rock cafe. one of the few establishments that would be open at this hour. they found can what only be described as the aftermath of a melee. one person had been shot, three others had been stabbed. we are told that the police who was shot, his condition is being described as possibly life threatening. he has injuries that are described as life threatening. it was a large fight and they have a lot of conflicting information about what happened and what started it. shortly after the incident police did stop one vehicle a short distance from here with a possible suspect, but at this point we h

very quickly in montgomery county. a few miles south, southwest of damascus. estimated winds of 70 miles per hour. reston and fairfax, reston wind gust and fairfax, virginia, 79- mile per hour wind gusts. so we said at 7:00 these had winds up to 80 in ohio and they held together. they said there was no reason they were going to collapse, and they did not collapse. we have prince georges county near pleasant, 76-mile per hour winds. those numbers i have been showing you on doppler have been dead on in terms of wind speed. back to you guys. >> topper, you know quite often big stories will collide. they will be together on one day and one place where they are watching this weather go down would be the site of last night's roof collapse. one employee still missing. it's day two of the rescue effort and goes on. >> they are not giving up. ken joins us live. what's happening out there? i know you will be joining us on the phone. >> can you hear me okay? >> we can. >> okay, we will get ready to go live and bring you live images because it is spectacular. we had to go