called known as a hanging letter by some in other words you have on one line the letter of this word manassa he in hebrew language but the hebrew letter which is roughly equivalent to our letter in his and the seat is raised up off the line in other words it suspended above is done the original writers known the word has been changed from the original manuscripts if you remove the letter in from this word translated manassa here it is moses it's believed some of the translators protecting the name of moses because moses certainly had a son named personal who would've been about this age and jonathan would've been moses his grandson certainly would fit with the time age of moses when they went to the promised land to the time we are here for early but interesting if nothing else 31 shiloh means peace or rest is indeed were mosaic tabernacle was for many many years and shiloh however there would not be any peace or rest in israel while this idolatry is going on is the reason got brought enemies against israel to oprah's because they just would not do things his way you don't do things his way

manassas 39. yes, quite a chill away from the downtown and away from the chesapeake with temperatures still near 50. but this afternoon you guys right on the bay, it's beautiful but you're going to stay cooler, only the mid-60s. we'll be closer to 70 here in d.c. leesburg 71. frederick 72. monika samtani, i am loving this weather. how about the traffic? >>> i'm loving this weather. it was fantastic. you know what? pretty fantastic out on the roads as well, i'm very happy to say. commuters deserve this, especially along 95. right now on 66 as well. no real troubles at all coming up from manassas towards centreville. we'll take a live look on our trafficland camera on the inbound side of i-66. traffic is moving pretty well right in toward fairfax and the beltway. we'll go to our maps again, all the way to the north side of town. looking good on the beltway. 270 no complaints. i-95 between two beltways look good. the east side of the beltway basically between route 1 all the way down to the wilson br

manassas 66, dulles, there's fog developing out across thee region. we will be dealing with littleil fog this morning. what is happening we have a warm front lifting up to the north and east. and that process will give us cloudd cover. plenty of warm temperatures, teu there will be a threat forat showers and thunderstorms th bubbling up later today. to more clouds than clear skies ats the moment, although the entire area is not underneath the cloud cover, we got a longshore clearr skies, and no rain to start your day. in fact, the first half of thete day will be nice and dry. later this afternoon, the threat of showers and storms will belle bubbling up for the daytime heating as the atmosphere is is unstable. you can see that the showers and storms are in the carolinas, and those have bounced north laterr today. this is part of the extreme exee weather to bounce off to the tornadoes, they still have thunderstorm watches andand

inbound i-66 is going to slow down right now as you travel in from manassas into centreville. you're going to go about 27 miles an hour. pace picks up and slows down again in fairfax. let's go live to the northbound side of i-95 and 395. slow here in springfield. slow in landmark but at least the lanes are open. i think we can deal with that. back to you. >> it's a good place to be. >>> blond ale, stout, all popular varieties of beer. there's never a bad time to have a beer. this weekend you can enjoy beer at living social's beer fest. howdy do? >> not bad. >> living social is here. what is this all about? is this a celebration of beer? is this having to do with any particular event? >> just that. we're throwing our second annual living social beer fest this weekend. it's basically living social's kickoff to summer party. we're bringing together a hundred amazing craft beers, live music, games, a bunch of surprises. it's going to be a good weekend. >> let's talk about the beer anded pairing. are these local beers? >> we're doing a little bit of both. we have the guys from out

temps in the low 50s for manassas, nokesville and round hill all 52. northeast and we're down to 43 in bowie. 45 college park and 47 in waldorf. and a beautiful sky one more time on our michael & son weather camera across the nation's capital on this wednesday morning. 51 at national airport. north, northeast wind at 9. the humidity at 68%. so we're watching a lot of cold air in the central and northern rockies. that's allows some may snow. yes, may snow to fall. by the way, we're going to take care of this microphone after this broadcast. so just bear with me here. we have the snow falling. some areas could see 20 inches of snow in the mountains. incredible. that system won't be arriving here till early to middle of next week. we have 70 today. sunshine returns. 70 tomorrow, pleasant. 69 on friday. and as we get into next week, well, we're looking at temperatures potentially a little bit cooler by tuesday if the showers do move in. but a great looking weekend as well. monika samtani, top that with your traffic report. >>> that's a difficult one becaus

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manassas 66, dulles, there's fog developing out across thee region. we will be dealing with littleil fog this morning. what is happening we have a warm front lifting up to the north and east. and that process will give us cloudd cover. plenty of warm temperatures, teu there will be a threat forat showers and thunderstorms th bubbling up later today. to more clouds than clear skies ats the moment, although the entire area is not underneath the cloud cover, we got a longshore clearr skies, and no rain to start your day. in fact, the first half of thete day will be nice and dry. later this afternoon, the threat of showers and storms will belle bubbling up for the daytime heating as the atmosphere is is unstable. you can see that the showers and storms are in the carolinas, and those have bounced north laterr today. this is part of the extreme exee weather to bounce off to the tornadoes, they still have thunderstorm watches andand warnings posted in missouri atot this hour. our feature is a warm front andn that will push to the north and east. once we get

right now 66 in leesburg. 63 in manassas. it's 56 in fredricksburg and tappahannock and 65 degrees right now in cambridge on the eastern shore. we're looking at nice, mild temperatures as well. it is significantly warmer than it was yesterday, especially places like gaithersburg where it's 9 degrees warmer than it was at noon yesterday. here's a look at satellite and radar. you can see where the stormy weather is right now. may snow falling in places like denver all the way up to minneapolis. that stormy weather is going to sit and stay in the midwest for the next couple of days. we also have a persistent area of low pressure developing in the gulf of mexico. those two are going to combine eventually and make their way toward the d.c. metro area, but in the meantime, we are high and dry. and there's that gloomy weather i was telling you about that some people are still dealing with. it's down in southern virginia near norfolk where they have the showers moving on shore. highs today will be beautiful. 69 degrees in martinsburg

. -- chilly. 37 degrees in frederick. 41 in winchester, 43 in culpeper and manassas and d.c. is the exception at 52. quantico is up there as well. we are loving the sunshine today. near average temperatures can be expected over the next several days and it will stay quiet through the weekend. what happens next week, we will let you know coming up. changes are ahead. >> well, we don't accept that. let's get to amanda meadows to talk about the thursday morning commute. hopefully it better than yesterday >> . yes, we definitely have better conditions than yesterday morning. there was an earlier crash on 95 northbound. right now we're monitoring a few construction spots causing delays. if you are heading towards frederick kempe on 270, you may run into construction zones. 70at's the clarksburg and 2 northbound at middlebrook road, expect minor lane closures. moderate to minor delays. inbound towards the beltway looking great. that's the way most people are headed. new york avenue outbound is closed at florida avenue with construction. inbound lanes and towards the city looking gr

only 65 in la plata and 65 in manassas. when the sun goes down here in about 45 minutes or so it will fall pretty quickly. for tonight clear skies and we're going to call it chilly. lows 42 to 52. we'll come back and we will talk about if we can keep it going through the rest of the week and we'll look ahead to the weekend as well. >> thank you top. >>> the white house is downplaying reports tonight that it's getting ready to arm rebel forces in syria. >> it is our policy that we have not and are not providing weapons to the syrian opposition. but we are continuing to review our options. >> the obama administration does say however this country is providing food and medical supplies for the amendment assad forces over there but some of the rebels are pleading with president obama step it up end the violence. meanwhile syrian president bashar al-assad is making a rare public appearance today visiting apposer plant on international workers' day. -- a power plant on international workers' say. he hopes the civil war in the cou

moving into the city of manassas now. on the track. just about on top of the city of fairfax, falls church. 20,30 minutes. be ready for brief period of heavy rain. otherwise. light sprinkles to the north side of the metro area. all part of the warmer, moisture laden air. coming in. really going to make it feel look summertime. warmer air on the way. reason for the rain chances coming in. more humid. means more rain chances tomorrow. and then as that weather front out west, finally starts to move our way, our touch of summer that lasts all week long. will come to an end. thursday night into friday. so overnight. just a couple showers around. nothing major. temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow, a warm day. breaks of sunshine. will leave you afternoon. evening shower and thunderstorm chances. not looking for big severe weather. any team you hear thunder roar. go indoors. stay on the safe side. seven-day forecast. toasty warm around here. feeling a lot more like june than may. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. weather front come throughs. best ch

you might want a light jacket. 39 at the list. 48 degrees in manassas. partly cloudy skies. -- 39 at dulles. 70 degrees at 5:00. seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to the newsroom. >> definitely keep the beautiful weather going. there has been a longstanding debate over whether to change the washington redskins team name. >> a lot of controversy and opinions. a d.c. councilman will introduce a resolution to officially change the team name today. john gonzales has the latest. >> interestingly enough through the years the helmets of the team has drastically changed. couple of things that has never changed is the colors, the font, and read name -- and the name, redskins. it has been debated for decades. now the city council is joining in. one councilman says he has a new name. for more than 70 years the washington redskins have been the pride of the region. what if there were no longer known as the redskins? calling the name derogatory and racist newly-elected d.c. council member david grasso forcing -- introducing legislation to change the

a few spots are rather chilly, 37 in frederick and 41 in frederick and 39 in manassas. a jacket or light sweater this morning but you can't get rid of it by this afternoon. our temperatures will be near average, just above 70 degrees and quiet whether an expected through the weekend. what happens after that? we will let you know on the seven-day forecast. >> what's happening on the roads? >> we are monitoring a crash in southeast does southwest freeway that will slow you down near the third street tunnel. we're keeping an eye on that now. there is volume and delays at the usual hot spots heading into town. this is a live shot at the national harbour on the beltway. this is to and from the wilson bridge. there's an accident working along the southeast-southwest freeway in the third street tunnel area and there is a report that the left lane is still close. d. please keep that in mind, that is heading inbound. we've also got a look along 270 where things are moving smoothly but we are starting to build volume coming in from frederick to clarksburg. that is inbound 270 tow

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it is between manassas and fred directberg. slightly, but it is really not all moving that much. and so, overnight hours as i said we will see just a little bit of progressing through. back to our weather map then. lot of sacks in through midsection of the country as maureen and laurel were saying look at the areas here that are still under tornado watches. over 300 reports of severe weather today. and we expect to see this starting move its way into illinois. as it head to tomorrow. so, lot of sacks there all with pretty strong frontal says tim. here at home one again a chance of some showers. some drizzle. and just really dreary day tomorrow staple we got 407 ppbs of tomorrow wraf noon into evening seeing some thunderstorms. pop up so definitely, it will be what's keeping our eyes to skies with daytime heating and all of that moment air we will see some instability building in. so here's a look future cast for you. shows you as we move through overnight hours, we will see bit of wet weather pushing its way through primarily through west and then, a little bit starts in early mo

this man walked into the carter bank and trust in manassas yesterday morning. he showed a handgun and demanded money. they wouldn't say how much money he got away with. >>> a driver hit a toddler at a parking lot in frederick county, maryland. it happened yesterday afternoon at heritage farm park. the 2-year-old girl just arrived at the park with her father. she ran out of the car when she was hit. the driver stayed on the scene and the toddler was taken to the hospital. as of right now we don't have word on her condition. >>> new this morning, we are getting our very first look at the 42-year-old woman arrested for her husband's murder in loudoun county. rosangela spradling is accused of shooting and killing 52-year-old steven spradling. he worked for the police force at the metropolitan washington airport authority. neighbors say they knew something was wrong. >> i know that the lady was talking about some problem they have in the house. >> the couple's two children were inside the home at the time of the shooting. neither of them were hurt. they are staying

at 10:00 this morning, everybody south and west of the potomac are still potentially cloudy, from manassas la plata to fredericksburg. it all starts to clear out this afternoon with great weather. the skies becoming sunny and warmer today, 65 to 70 degrees. look at the seven-day forecast. perfect weather. low 70's with plenty of sunshine. a nice, dry stretch into the weekend. we will not see rainfall until tuesday. >> fantastic. we will ride this out as long as possible. >> that was worth getting up for this morning. >> another thing that is worth getting up for its traffic, right, amanda? >> that's right. the right now we don't have much going on, so that's good news. pretty light traffic in all directions on all the major roads. we do have construction that has wrapped up. southbound, just like to moderates in that area between seminary and duke. that's out of here. no longer an issue. 95 moving smoothly from prince george's county and of the beltway. no big problems or delays. city and, through dale woodbrige, 95 into the beltway looking good. 270 looking nice. you should be just fine.

it is located in manassas. ed dolberg would not go on camera for an interview, he said no violence took place inside this cab. salim says he is angry now, but scared at the time. the cab ride began, he thought, as an innocent conversation and a chance for a meaningful exchange of different cultures. salim served in iraq, he's a middle east expert who helped the military understand his culture. he says that's what hurts the most. >> i was terrified. that's the reason only. put my life in danger to serve the country. i'm a soldier. >> salim says the mention of boston bombings happened after he was recording. he held this conference at care where he is being represented by one of their attorneys. care is appalled that dolberg has been charged with a misdemeanor and not a felony hate crime. they have contacted the commonwealth attorney to see if the charges would be upgraded. derek, we'll keep you updated. >>> police in the district's trinidad neighborhood are looking for the masked gunman who killed one and hurt a

we learned the man in the video is the president of emerald aviation in manassas. he denies getting physical. >>> don't forget to lock your car after a spike of break ins. there have been 80 in the past two months. neighbors tell us they feel violated. >> we had nothing of value in our car but it was still very disconcerting to see glove compartment cleared and someone we didn't know had been in our car. >> community leaders say plain clothes police officers are patrolling the streets. so far no arrests have been made. >>> a busy day no virginia governor after signing in 200 bills passed by the general assembly this year. first one will repeal the death penalty in his state. he'll also sign into law legislation establishing a medical marijuana program. it will allow researchers to give marijuana to sick patients. governor o'malley wil

no problems from manassas to centreville and fairfax. we're looking good on the beltway through annandale and we'll end with a live look on 395 northbound here at duck street. back to you guy -- duke street. back to you guys. >>> friends and neighbors have a lot of unanswered questions about the shooting death of a young man. >> 22-year-old julian dawkins was killed yesterday in his alexandria neighborhood and the shooter was an off-duty's sheriff's deputy. delia goncalves was there yesterday and is live at the scene do with the latest developments. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning. emotions are extremely raw in this neighborhood. julian dawkins was popular. his family grew up here. they've been in this neighborhood for about 30 years so obviously he is well known, well liked. we didn't hear anything bad about him when we were here yesterday. everyone really loved this kid. and you can see this makeshift memorial that they have put here at the spot where julian unfortunately was killed yesterday. the off-duty deputy was her

manassas, prince william, manassas in the upper part of the county toward gainesville toward aldie in southern loudoun. moving forward fairfax over the next half hour or so. that will affect your commute. temps running in the 60s and low 70s. monika will update us on the specifics of the morning commute. >>> if you're planning to head on the inbound side of 66, we'll go straight to our live picture from sky 9. this is route 50. you can see accident activity sitting on the shoulder. although your travel lanes are open, it is going to be very slow getting by. everybody wants to know what's going on and therefore this backup on the inbound side of i- 66 approaching route 50. beyond that, though, you're fine toward the beltway and inside the beltway through falls church to the roosevelt bridge. we'll go over to our maps. want to keep you posted on this ongoing situation with this huge sinkhole downtown which continues to close 14th street between pennsylvania avenue and increase avenue. ddot tells us that it probably will be that way till about 11:00 tomorrow morning. so maybe use 13th st

we learned the man in this video is ed dahlberg, president of emerald aviation in manassas. his lawyer says he regrets his comments but denies getting physical. >>> churches across the country are opening doors early to begin a national day of prayer held every may. this year president obama is asking churches to pray specifically for the victims and survivors of the boston bombings, texas fertilizer plant explosion and newtown shootings. there is controversy. gay rights groups are protesting the event's honorary chairman pastor greg laurie set to speak at the pentagon as part of the day's events but protesters want the invitation withdrawn. the pentagon chaplain invites m him every year and will keep that tradition. >>> an automaker will make a donation. volkswagen will give $10 million to a nonprofit organization, the trust for the national mall. this is the largest private donation ever given to help makeover the mall. the volkswagen of america ceo says the reason behind this gift, he was shocked to see poor conditions on the mall. >>> tonight the waiting game is over for

the other thing we're dealing with is the temperatures. 84 in gaithersburg, 86 in manassas. many of you to the west hit 90 today, including leesburg which right now is at 88. winchester, rain cooled down to 66 and that cooler air will move in across the region. still 88 in d.c., 93 in la plata. so a very warm evening. it's going to continue to be warm the rest of today. tomorrow back to 78. look at the weekend, a lot cooler here. 67 on your friday, 69 on saturday. rather breezy. you probably need the jacket on saturday. sunday and monday, though, looking pretty good as you head toward the end of memorial day weekend. highs in the 70s. now, coming up tomorrow or actually on friday, we're going to go to ocean city, maryland, for our backyard weather. if you'd like us to come to your backyard, e-mail us at weather ad nbcwashington.com. by the way, that picture is about two years old. just showing you. >> thank you, doug. >>> back your patience if you're headed to the beaches this holiday weekend, the bay bridge will be packed with drivers headed to ocean city in delaware. trans

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good morning, cumberland. 70 in manassas and culpepper. upper 70s to 80 later today.oday here is the cold front. it's on the move. you can see the rain shower activity continues to fill in here for the day today. tod looks like we might get something in southwestern virginia. rain showers or at least the possible this afternoon and into friday. we should clear things out later on friday and bring in cooler air. there's your seven day forecast. 81 this afternoon. only upper swissments cloud and breezes tomorrow and into the day on saturday. check out nice warm temperatures sunny conditions with mild temperatures saturday, sundayy and monday. >> bash cues are great. >> some of you have seen the cicadas we thank you for the pictures. the majority of broad 2 have yet to emerge. where are there? this say big question. que we thought maybe we could call c an expert right? >> right. last time we had the particularl broad 2 of cicadas was 1996. 199 what will they think of the world now in 2013? for more on that and the exact whereabouts we're goin

a few sprinkles scattered in montgomery county, back toward fairfax and manassas as well. we have to watch this stuff here. this is all moving north, northeast. temps are way up this morning in the 60s and low 70s once again. let's go to monika now with your first look at timesaver traffic on this thursday morning. >> i feel like it's a big repeat of yesterday in materials of the sinkhole we've been telling you -- terms of the sinkhole we've been telling you about downtown. it's still closed 14th street between pennsylvania avenue and new york avenue. i've been on the phone with ddot to get an update now. the update is it's going to be closed at least throughout the day today. an underground concrete piece fell on to a sewer line. that's why the repair is so complicated. d.c. water is working on this for 24 hours. round the clock to get this fixed up. again 14th street is shut down between pennsylvania avenue and new york avenue. let's go to our next live shot. at least we have no issues to report here on the northbound side of i-95 in spring field. pretty normal as you co

it's 63 degrees in frederick, leesburg, manassas. temperatures consistent across the board because of those clouds. 63 in winchester and culpepper as well. satellite and radar shows that spinning motion for this weak area of low pressure bringing us the showers. but some thunderstorm activity that is down to the south in north carolina, also thunderstorm activity in charleston, west virginia, down into lexington, kentucky. and that is going to move toward us as we head into sunday. but future cast saying that it's not going to be a lot of rain. we're just looking at spotty showers as we head into the overnight hours. as you're heading out the door for church tomorrow morning, more spotty showers. definitely bring the umbrella with you even if it's not raining when you're leaving tomorrow. the potential for thunderstorms arrives in the afternoon and early evening. you can see spots of orange and yellow indicating heavier rainfall. that's generally what we see. we can't nail down exactly where the thunderstorms are going to happen, but

temps mid-ofs on -- mid-60s north. 70 in manassas. 72 in baden. to our east bowie is 68 along with college park. outside on our weather camera, good visibility. some patchy fog up north and west where the heavier rains were last night. 72 in national this hour. humidity way up. another frizz alert sort of day. it's muggy with humidity 84%. storm prediction center, slight risk for severe weather from d.c. back toward hagerstown, baltimore, philly and just west of new york. damaging wind gusts potentially in the strongest storms. a slight risk in the texas panhandle for some storms over there. but for us, really still watching this upper level storm. yeah, the same one that got the tornadoes going the other day. this is coming through toward the east. it's sucking up all this moisture out of the gulf along with an approaching front. we'll be unsettled today with showers and storms and turning much cooler later tonight. 79. yellow alert. showers and storms. 62 tonight but tomorrow only 66. some slow clearing and spotty showers. blustery on saturday.

one thirty five straight a tanker was one of the planes stationed in the manassas air base which for a decade has been a major hub for the u.s. led war in afghanistan the base was renamed under the government of president bush to rid of any association with another country's military presence on the ground some thought that the heated debate surrounding the air base would window once it was are named into a transit center changing the nature of its activity but the people in surrounding towns and villages say nothing has changed and they continue to feel the negative effects of the american presence no matter how much money is said to be poured into the colony the people still want the u.s. base off their land washington shells out sixty million dollars a year on the lease and wants to extend the deal but the kurdish government has already announced the plans to evict their merican in june of next year once the lease expires the decision could be attributed to the vocal opposition to the base many have expressed over the decade often questioning just what exactly is going on . in the

a muggy, wet start there. 6 degrees at dulles, manassas, it is 70 here. 72 in quantico. showers and thunderstorms midday and into the afternoon. we'll talk about the severe weather threat and have your holiday weekend forecast coming up on "good morning washington". right now it is time for traffic with amanda. >> thank you. we have the 14th street closed down again today. emergency repairs. 14th e talking about it street and northwest closed down between new york and pennsylvania avenue. se the 12th street tunnel. free flowing conditions on major interstates. delay rf free across the board. begins to bottleneck as you get into the city. we have a live shot for you showing current conditions. 495 and duke street. current -- 395 and duke street. currently beautiful. moderate to light conditions there at duke. back to you. >> not too bad. thanks, amanda. 5:11 now. 69 degrees. ♪ [ perdue ] they say you are what you eat. well, at perdue, we say you are what you eat...eats. which is why we feed ourhickens a 100-percent vegetarian diet includinudcorn, soybeans, and marigos w

right now things are looking great manassas into centerville. no problems if fairfax or the beltway through annendale. a live look outside one more time looking great in from frederick. for problems on the beltway north of town. back to you guys. >>> one or possibly more advisers to the president may have known that the irs was targeting conservative groups long before the president found out himself. >> republicans say their investigation is the unfair targeting of political groups by the irs employees is just beginning. delia goncalves is live outside the irs this morning. the obama administration can't shake this? >> reporter: no certainly a long and bumpy road ahead. expected to testify, doug shulman. he is a former commissioner who, last year, told members of congress that there was nothing wrong here at the irs, and with their process of offering tax- exempt status to certain grows. the inspect tore general, who testified before congress friday, he began his probe into the irs last year. we now know the treasury department knew of the inve

,louds lingering in winchester manassas, la plata, fredericksburg, culpeper, lire a, everybody south and west still holding on to the clouds through the better part of the morning. -- and luray. it will be a sunny afternoon and very pleasant conditions. that will allow temperatures to warm into the upper 60's to about 70 degrees. warmer conditions expected today. looking at the forecast for tonight, mostly clear, 40 to 47. more sunshine and 72 tomorrow. that will last through the weekend and into early next three before the clouds bring a chance of a couple showers, which we could use more rain. been cloudy,t's and dreary, did not amount to much. >> we are gearing up for cinco de mayo. >> yes, we are. it's always nice to have new traditions. we will get to adam caskey in a -- in a bit. meantime, let's talk traffic with amanda meadows. what's the latest on the roadways? >> [inaudible] >> let's go to adam caskey live with dr. katy nelson for the cinco de mayo tradition of running with the to walma -- s.nning with the chihuahua >> i'm trying to shed a few pounds. this is the annual even

same in manassas, same in springfield with waldorf also at 66. everybody is jumping on the mid- 60s bandwagon. we see a lot of clouds out there over dcthis morning with the temperature 67. humidity way high, nine%. a little bit of a frizzy hair alert this morning. heard michael talking about the deadly tornado in shawnee, oklahoma. we had it all way up to the great lakes from north texas through minnesota under the gun. this morning we are watching the upper low over the northern plains. below it we get to the south and still strong storms firing in southeast kansas coming into missouri. as we go through the day, you can throw the heat of the day in. seeing dying storms in south georgia but a lot of low level moisture here over the carolinas streaming in toward southern virginia. more showers and storms these are lifting in our direction. you throw in the daytime heating. here we are at midday. we get into the afternoon, a better chance out of the mountains and we are still going to watch the threat for some heavier downpours. patchy fog redevelo

we've got 61 at dulles and manassas. 59 for winchester at this hour. today will be a fairly mild day. you're going to feel it a little bit more with all the moisture. we've got a pretty good onshore flow pushing its way in. as well, we've got this precipitation pushing its way in from the south and it's going to start to become widespread through the course of the day. to the south of us, there's a chance of seeing storms pop up. be aware of that. as we take a look at other parts of the country, here we've got storms that are going to start to kick up as well from all the way to the north dakotas through texas. a ridge of high pressure is moving out. a stalled frontal system is going to move its way to the north, setting us up for showers and widespread showers over the course for today and tonight. keep the umbrella handy. here's a look at futurecast. by the time we get into probably around noon today, we're going to see more of this this. as the afternoon progresses, it's going to fill in. monday is the chance for heavier rainfall and thunderstorms b

delays in manassas headed inbound toward 29 centreville,r, and fair oaks toward 123.toward2 the inner loop of the beltway is headed toward gal lows road. between university boulevard and sennidennis avenue, single car accident that is underunde investigation right now.tigaon g on i-95, we started off with a crash between 610, and that hast been pulled to the shoulder, but un4 opportunitilunfortunately ts done. it's an improvement from 5 but u 13 miles an hour heading toward stafford continuing to toward onquantico.quant >> this morning we're learning g more about two fbi agents killed in a training accident off theaf coast of virginia beach onrg friday. >> they were basic quantico and the bureau continues to to investigate to what led to the tragedy. >> fox 5 melanie alnwick is here with more. >> reporter: they were part of the fbi elite unit, the hostage rescue team as you said, based in quantico virginia. vi the fbi says it takes zeit months osate monthsof training r deployment. members train full-time. full on friday something went wrong g during an exercise of the coasts of virgin

town withth lanes open as you continue northbound on i-95, coming ming eastbound on 66. 66 leaving manassas, heading inbound toward centreville. light volume to accompany this commute. northbound i-95, quiet as well e leaving the prince william parkway both the expressway ands the main lines, if we can, we approximate pull up the maps. traveling in college park and bethesda. here is the commute coming outct of urban a, headed out toward 109 and the commute for those traveling southbound on 29. 29 48 to 46 miles per hour. headed inbound toward thee industrial parkway, 195, leaving 198 out of laurel heading towaro the beltway. be that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic.. >>> a news alert from the roads this morning, a man was hit andt killed overnight in southern maryland. he was trying to cross route 301 at vernon road at waldorf whenwa he was hit.he was th e driver remain on the scene and it appears right now that tt the pedestrian may have been at fault. part of the 301 was closed for a while but all lanes are now open. >> a news alert out of montgomery county now wherenty o police are sea

not too shabby. 68 in dc. 66 in manassas. 66 and culpeper. your temperature this morning in winchester, and martinsburg, 63 degrees. we had a few spotty showers in the evening and overnight hours. you can see we are dealing with the cloudy conditions right now. we had an upper-level disturbance in central virginia. you can see a little bit of action down here. we will see some rain today on and off. it is not going to be a complete washout. we continue to be in this unstable air mass today. the nation's midsection, you can see the outbreak of tornadoes. we had many reports over the weekend. there are usually multiple reports of the same tornado. the videos are just amazing, somewhat surprising that only one person was killed during the outbreak last night. more severe weather in the plains today. around here, nothing severe. showers will be expected as the disturbance moves overhead. we will get some breaks and see peaks of sunshine as well. our futurecast shows you widely scattered into the afternoon, but once we get into the evening, we dim

heading toward newington.newingt eastbound 66, quiet is the ride out of manassas, leaving 234, during the operation.oper last year they issued more than 400 ticket violation. viol >>> this morning the clean up ta continues in moore, oklahoma. >> some people are returning to what is left of their homes to search for belongings, and we know they have been trying to do that over the last couple of days. >> right. >> one of the big issues is just people being able to find their homes. >> right. >> no street signs. >> right. >> the lights are -- the president on his way there, so, yeah. >> let's check in with fox 5 fo5 news correspondent, craigondenti boswell is live with more morning. craig, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, sarah and wisdom. volunteers were streaming herehe into moore to help with thehe wt clean up.clean up. we have heavy equipment that has come in bringing in huge trucks and bringing heavy equipment, get the cars, the concrete, the twisted metal try to clean allll of that up. families are hoping for a clear weather day to get out and pick through the rubb

manassas down to 41. warrenton 40 degrees. a nice warming today by noontime low 60s. should hit upper 60s during the afternoon and morning clouds breaking up. a sunny afternoon heading out tonight, under a clear sky this evening back down into the 50s by midnight. a look at your friday, the weekend and into next week in ten minutes. here's danella looking at our morning commute. >> good morning. still keeping an eye on the situation in old you on alexandria with the power outage there and dark intersections confirmed king street and washington street still dark and king street and columbus street still dark. traveling outbound new york avenue at florida avenue, lanes are still blocked. diverted onto florida avenue there because of construction and around the beltway travel lanes are open inner loop and outer loop across the american legion bridge heading toward the interchange and continuing in prince george's county. you can see here traffic getting by without any problems at all. i'm back in ten minutes. over to you. >>> a close call for a plane maybe on the tarmac.

and out to frederick and manassas a couple of lightight showers, that is about it. is ai here with the temperatures, 65em at reagan national. look at the 40s, not too far away, in the 40s right now 44 at the moment in pittsburgh, and 40 up in detroit.troit unseason plea cooler ai plea cos moving in. we will have details coming up.p >>> time to check in with julie wright. i'm sure it's very busy, but ifi it's not now it will be. it >> reporter: i got in honor, happy memorial day weekend.end. i'm ready for the three daye weekend because he just graduated. >> congratulation.>> c >>> unfortunately with the good comes the bad.y here is the bad news on the ramp to go on 270, an accident one oe car off the road into the woodss so the ramp is open, but boy s there's activity to see as you u work your way. way. let's hop on the cameras, let's, see what else is on the roads. d as wisdom is talking about. abo. it's starting to fee get busy h southbound lanes are open, 14th street and still tied ill t up with a sink hole. hole. northbound the lanes are ar blocked, and southboun

airbase in manassas which is used to resupply nato forces in afghanistan the crash comes just days after an american cargo plane one down in afghanistan killing all seven people on board. also they have prosecutor in the murder case of pakistan's former prime minister benazir bhutto has been shot dead in the country's capital childfree zuki far was ambushed by gunmen on motorcycles and return to terrorism court in the garrison city of pindi on tuesday they called someone to pakistan's former president peres a shard of a charge of failing to provide adequate security for bhutto the country's first and so far only female prime minister was killed in two thousand and seven. rather hardline salafi islam is to have tried to break into the headquarters of egypt's security service in cairo police fired tear gas and how to drive protesters away salafist waved a black and white are kind of dragged out chanted slogans against the president they accuse him of building a security state no different from battle ousted leader hosni mubarak it showcases only rift within egypt islam is community which h

we'll end with a live look on 66 in manassas. this is at route in. lighter than -- route it 234. lighter than normal. >>> an investigation is under way into a deadly parking collapse at a local mall. >> the garage at westfield montgomery mall was not open to the public because it's under construction. delia goncalves is live at the scene with more on what happened and how had it been open, this could have been so much more tragic. >> reporter: absolutely, there were no cars here in the parking garage so thankfully it was under construction. this would have been far worse. fortunately there was a survivor in this instance. one man sadly died. let's take a look at what the structure looks like today. security is here keeping us away from the very unstable structure. the collapse occurred between the second and third floors that you see. the portion is in the middle. we do have video we can show you. the demolition, construction is making way for a movie theater and a food court. yesterday just before 2:00 p.m., that 55,000-pound slab of concrete collapsed trapping two construction

>> reporter: ed dahlberg identified as the passenger heechlt is president of emerald aviation in manassas. his attorney released a statement saying mr. dahlberg's comments to mr. salim were regretful and he apologizes to anyone who found them offensive. anyone who listens to the entire conversation and views the entire tape will hear that most of the conversation had a friendly tone. further, mr. dahlberg did not assault mr. salim at any time nor did he get violent in any way. but salim insists it did turn physical. >> wheegt back again and he hit my jaw and ear. i get fracture, like three days i couldn't hear properly and i was losing my vision. it was a headache. >> the actual punch is not seen in the video. salim says it does make him fearful and apprehensive, but he is still working because he says he has to pay the bills. >> richard jordan, thanks. >>> it's a road war. we're going to find out how one community is fighting a change that has created traffic for everyone who is trying to get to the heart of georgetown. >>> plus scientists reveal the first solid evidence of how american

host: that is sawyer in manassas, virginia. two more items from facebook -- jennifer is calling us from minnesota on our line for independents. if you are on "washington journal." go ahead. read,: the one you just not the last one but the one before that, i definitely agree with that. i am listening to the people calling in on the democratic side and they really do not have a clue about what is going on in our country. for one thing, the republicans that are in charge of the house, they are passing a bill after bill. they send it to the senate where it dies under the democratic rule of harry ried. it is funny how they say republicans are obstructionists? what about the democrats trying to bring down the debt -- what the democrats are trying to do to bring down the debt? they started going crazy with trying to pass every program they could, including two wars. wall street journal" is reporting about the south korean president coming to visit the united states -- steve in florida is our next caller on our line for republicans. go

charles county and manassas and in fredericksburg this morning. we should quiet down this afternoon. but there is the wind picking up and making it feel cooler than the 60 degrees we have now in d.c. it is gusty. ties in the '60s and breezy. no big changes for the weekend and the temperature. >> thanks for watching. announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the new film "before midnight," ethan hawke. and the 2013 mathcounts champion takes on theho

there's slow traffic inbound onn 66, with 230 out of manassas, almost a if i-minut 50-minute r is with lanes open. because of a cracked rail, they are now red lined single tracking between gallaudet and for the totten until furtherer notice. they are using the green line to get their way around. the 5 wazers are checking inche with the heavy volume on the bww parkway, and headed toward the new york avenue split.e no accidents to report along that stretch. heavy volume continues on to kevikenilworth avenue. and starting to see a backup, from 410, past 202, that's a tht check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right, julie, thank you very much. >>> it's 7:21 on this wednesdayy morning. coming up next, a one-on-one with amanda knox. >> as she awaits another trialta for murder, possibly, the american exchange student opens up about her time spent in prison and since coming home. >>> holly is at at tracks, but this time instead of chihuahuas she is looking ahead to virginia's gold cup. stay with us. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun

boulevard continuing, an here is the shot of inbound traffic at 66, traffic is traff bunched up in manassas, and it slows down into the sunshine and on 395 hitting the brakes atkes duke street, continues northrth toward seminary road. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> 7:20 on this thursday morning. >>> coming up next, fire and, fn ice, a few hundred miles apart. we will look at mother nature's may confusion. >>> and later, marking 50 years since the death of john f kennedy. holly is live at the museum with a sneak peek at the exhibit dedicated to our 35th president. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >>> we are two days into may, dm but mother nature can't seem too make up its mind if we are in in winter or the summer. >> good morning, guys. guys. >>> the legal battle over emergency contraception isn

sources say the plane was on its way to manassas airport from philadelphia, tried to land at dulles if d.c., did not make it. so crashed into this apartment building, seemingly on the roof, but just some injured suffered by some people in there. that is simply stunning. >>> we're also following another developing story this morning, the threat of severe weather, relentless weather across so much of this country. storm trackers say at least two tornadoes touched down in oklahoma yesterday and conditions could produce even more of these storms today. also, dumped serious rain on the tulsa metro area. >> in arkansas, a tornado tore through the town of odin, ripping roofs away, snapping trees. nine people were injured because of bad storms in that state. >> and in california's angeles national forest, more than 500 firefighters trying to get the upper hand on the 1,000 powerhouse fire. at one point, planes dumped fire retardant because the flames were threatening the power lines. but there is some good news. the hikers reported missing near the fire, those hikers have been followed safe. >

what it manassas ahead. we will get to all those stories ahead. we are hearing that two of the kidnapped women in cleveland have spoken to each other. nbc news confirms that gina dejesus and michelle knight are in communication since michelle's release from the hospital yesterday. this has 52-year-old ariel castro, the guy accused of kidnapping and raping the the three women over a decade is in jail. she reportedly under suicide watch. nbc's ron allen on the ground for us in cleveland following the developments. i know that you are still working and getting more information but at this point what can you tell us about the communication between these would women? >> reporter: really not much, craig. only that this apparently happened at some point in the last 24 hours or so. since michelle knight was released from the hospital. we don't know the extent of it and don't know a lot about it. just -- makes sense they would be in touch. all of them would be in touch. families as well as they try to sort through this very difficult process. they are bein