this is in chantilly. the folks are detailing it and got a firsthand look in chantilly. supplied us with the video. we appreciate that. this gives you an idea of what hailstone this size looks and sounds like. it can make a racquet. in the midwest, you see the softball size hail. this is nasty stuff. not so much from the wind but from the torrential rain and the hail. let's show you live image from a weather bug camera. this is still out at clarke county high school in berryville. a dark sky. heavy thunderstorms. we're tracking them. look at this temperature wise. big drop from 60's and 70's. rain-cooled air. an inch in hearndon. not farther from maryland lighter rain. the hail, it has been impressive in the hailstone size. many areas are reporting over an inch. the heaviest storms continue west of the metro area. we have a couple of new ones outside of frederick. another across the river in maryland. then moor reconsolidate from marshall and north back to the areas not far from leesberg. we will track this. we are hoping in the next couple of hours these will rain thems

scenes like this one captured by mary ellen in chantilly are playing out across our area tonight. we have already seen wind rain lightning and hail. how much longer will it last? chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking it in the weather center for us. doug, what is the latest? doug: maureen, at the moment no severe thunderstorm warning though there is downpours and hail and rain. nothing to severe levels yet. get you up to the rooftop above the furniture weather center. it's cloudy and we have a patchy of blue skies getting through in spots but there is also the area of rain we are checking on storm scan. a cold front over south central pennsylvania dropping south to maryland, virginia, west virginia. it is heavy with rain and hail and moving northwest to southeast. close up on the live doppler radar shows thunderstorm activity from gaithersburg northwest to the west of sugar love mountain. and crossing the potomac river and more fragments of this area moving from marshall to warren. the area will continue to be monitored. it's possible we could see something severe. but right n

for those of you out in leesburg, sterling, chantilly, centreville, you're good to go. also want to let you know if you're in southern maryland areas, you guys are good to go, too. 210, route 4, route 5, also 301 issue and problem free. so my friends out in brandywine, accokeek, oxon hill, fort washington, camp springs, you should be able to get to your destination on time if you leave the house shortly. nick and delia, over to you. >> larry miller live from the post office. thank you. >>> hardest working man in traffic. >> he is making things happen today. there we go. >> closings are already in place for this afternoon a's national pep moral -- this afternoon's national memorial day parade. >> will people be >>> i'm nikki burdine live outside the savopoulos mansion where savvas savopoulos, his wife, 10-year-old son and housekeeper were held, tortured, robbed and then murdered. it's still a protected crime scene. investigators were out here over the weekend still pulling out evidence and police are still out here as you can see behind me today and they will likely be o

they are on their way here to headquarters in chantilly. the urban search and rescue right here. and you can see families have gathered. we've got kids with signs welcome home dad. they are very excited to welcome home their loved ones. and nearly 60 members of virginia task force one had been in nepal for three weeks. they helped rescue a 14-year- old trapped in the rubble. in the second quake she rescued a woman buried in her amount. they've been partnering with l.a. fireworking around the clock. they're emotionally and physically drained. back out here live you can see some of the folks who are waiting to see their loved ones very soon. we'll have much more coming up later in the show. back to you. >>> we're also following breaking news overnight. eight bodies have been recovered from the site where a u.s. marine corps helicopter had crashed while on a relief mission in nepal. the u.s. military says the bodies are unrecognizable. the wreckage was found in a rugged area. the helicopter was carrying six u.s. marines and two nepally service members when it went down. the pilot ha

we had a very strong storm over chantilly. watch that storm. it quickly dissipates. see that little boundary? that shifts to the west. and that creates more thunderstorms around it. so the one in chantilly. middleburg seeing a storm. very heavy storms right along 50. we'll zoom in. as we do this we'll see from blue mont toward middleburg. seeing some heavier rain. be this all of prince william seeing a pretty good amount of rain. as we widen out, you noticed we continue to see the storms moving to the southeast now. they will continue to develop. nothing severe right now. the strongest storm as i mentioned, coming through clark county loudoun county. this will continue to move toward the south and east at 15 to 25 miles an hour. 81 in d.c. just to the south of d.c. i think we'll be okay going to the caps game only the. that's where the rain will be. in and around town we may miss out on some of the rain. tomorrow it is all out of here and i think tomorrow we see a much nicer day. however, most of it on the nice side too. temperatures tomorrow. look like this. 80 degr

mike: each night, they would update families from the chantilly headquarters. still, it was a difficult three weeks. >> we stayed away from the news. very happy he was part of this and proud of him. mike: they said when they saw nepalese family suffering, they often thought of their own. in three weeks, they missed mother's day's and birthdays, but now they are looking forward to soccer games in swim meets and return to normal with family. >> glad to be home. mike: mike conneen, abc 7 news. kellye: new developments from nepal. officials have recovered the bodies of all eight people on board the u.s. marine helicopter that crashed during the relief mission. it was carrying six marines and two nepalese army soldiers. no word on why the helicopter crashed. family killed, their house set on fire, a case that is shaking a neighborhood to its core. richard reeve joins us with the developing story. the neighbors cannot fathom why any of this happened. richard: yeah, a lot of concern. crime scene investigators have been here all day. they have a police car keeping a wa

this in chantilly here, the dulles toll road. again, just volume starting to build up inbound but outbound lanes, no problems there this morning. for those of you traveling from frederick heading toward the beltway, you're looking at a smooth commute as well. remember, just fog as you get further north on i-270. andrea and nick, over to you. >>> 6:17. this is mike hydeck in the newsroom following some stories we're working on now right now. a man accused of taking part in a terrorist bomb plot in kansas is now facing federal conspiracy charges. investigators seder der blair -- said alexander blair gave the main suspect some money to rent a storage unit all to hold components for a bomb. booker was arrested next month and now he and blair are accused of plotting to bomb fort riley on behalf of isis. >>> testimony in the colorado theater shooting trial will resume later today. on tuesday jurors heard testimony accusing the defendant james holmes of rigging his apartment to blow up. rick salinger has been covering the tile for the c

. >> reporter: chantilly crushed stone formerly known as loudon crushed quarries is roughly 1/2- mile from the intersection where the damage happened. >> state and federal agencies are investigating. it could take them up to a week. >>> a new smoking ban imposed here in the wide open spaces of the beach in ocean city, maryland. i'm scott broom in ocean city. coming up the details of >>> right now the public has access to hundreds of e-mails from former secretary of state hillary clinton repeated to the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi, libya, but one particular e- mail on her personal server contained information now deemed classified and it was deleted at the fbi's request. >> it's not uncommon for information that was previously unclassified to upon later review and based on changing events in the world be deemed classified. >> all of the information in the e-mails was handled appropriately. >> state department says that classification status does not change the facts of the benghazi attack. the congressional committee investigating that attack has a full copy of the e-mail in questio

we got this one sent in from on twitter a while ago for some hailstones in chantilly. this is what we're looking at and the afternoon we'll wind up with. areas that are warm and humid. we feel the humidity levels rise. all the conditions are right with a cold front acting as the trigger in the atmosphere to pull up the locally heavy downpours with hail, lightning and torrential rain. the temperatures will cool off a bit this evening. but it will stay warm and muggy. but later tonight after we clear out some and get the storms out of the picture by 10:00 tonight we will see the temperatures of 55-60 degrees with nothing as well. now check out the next seven days for you. it will stay warm but dry out tomorrow and friday with more, no worries about storms but warm may weather. we get over the weekend and things start to change in another way. warmup become more humid. partly cloudy saturday sunday monday, tuesday warm and humid in the mid-80s with the storms and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. alison: you'll keep us posted. still to come on "abc7 news at 4:00

few more sprinkles south of blue month, leesburg ashberg, chantilly. nothing all that heavy. just a five-minute long sprinkle or rain shower. that's about it. that will eventually move to the washington area. everybody headed to graduation ceremonies or taste of arlington just have a little something to put over their head. if you're going to graduation the cap of the cap and gown might be enough to keep you dry. it's not going to rain that hard. an umbrella to play it safe. temperatures low- to mid-70s, upper 70s to low 80s. a rumble or two of thunder can't be ruled out. won't be quite so much yesterday. back to work and school forecast coming up. >> chuck, thanks. >>> right now d.c. police are asking for your help to find a person of interest in a quadruple homicide. they have released surveillance footage and we have that for you. news 4 derrick ward was alive this morning near the home with more on what police are saying. derrick. >> yeah. well you can see this remains the crime scene. take a look at the house in the 3200 block of woodlawn drive northwest. the fire on thu

let's start with this picture of chantilly about 4:00 this afternoon, big time hail, thank hilda clemons for sending that in. we've had numerous reports of hail, even larger hail not far from bluemont in loudoun county. so these storms do have a history of producing hail and that's one criteria for severe weather. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, down to 79, winds southeast at 10, but no rain reported now at national. that will change because this whole area is moving south and east. some of the individual storms have been back building to the northeast, but the whole complex is sinking to the south and east. heavy rain over montgomery county and either side of montgomery county into loudoun county and still heavy rain south of i-66, but it's still into much of prince william county and fauquier and northwest of warrenton. heavy rain up 270. it's not a pleasant drive up 270, never is this time of night. rockville north heavy rain, heavy rain also on the west side east of poolsville. this was earlier. we queried the possibility of hail. it has pu

>> reporter: in chantilly, surae chinn, wusa 9. >> sweet. >>> well, these guys are part of the team also. two k-9s also made the trip to nepal and returned separately this afternoon. >> job well done. >> absolutely. >>> we are keeping watch on fast-moving storms across the area. howard has an update, next. . >>> you said another few minutes of this, right? >> yeah, 6:15 warning may have expired. we'll check that out in a moment. this line of storms is moving east about 30. we've got lightning, torrential downpours. some cases when the storms are severe, we've had gusty winds. want to show you video shot in the last hour by photo journalist greg geist out and about, people running for cover, as the storm came in. a little rain here. in a moment, you'll see how the leaves were winding, trees getting hit by some of the gusts there. we did have some reports of minor tree damage out to the west as this line coming out of the shenandoah valley and the i- 81 corridor headed in our direction. let me show you doppler. we want to update everything for you. the storms have been pulsing up at times

"fox news live" chantilly virginia. morina? >> hey greta. actually we are about 30 miles south from that home that you mentioned just blocks away from the vice president's house in chantilly, virginia. outside one of the businesses here. now, the new development in all of this is the $40,000 that were dropped in cash at the home in d.c. we have learned from sources those $40,000 were dropped thursday. the morning of the fire. that drop happening in the garage of the home and according to the housekeeper that we spoke with today she says that cash was dropped by the assistant. she also says drops of large sums of cash not unusual at the home. now, another interesting delivery at that house was from domino's pizza. the pizza delivery man making a delivery of two pizzas on midnight just before that fire the night when it all went down. he says he went up to the door. no one received him. he dropped the pizzas off and then he took an envelope with cash to pay for those two pies. now, according to sources police sources close to the investigation

they'll head to the search and rescue headquarters in chantilly for a homecoming ceremony. >>> here's a new billboard in woodridge, virginia. it's announcing a $21,000 reward for information about an unsolved murder. the police want help in finding three masked men involved in the killing of this woman. she was a store clerk who was shot and killed inside a grocery store back in february of last year. those men were in and out of the store in nine seconds. they didn't take anything. >>> montgomery county police are investigating one man's death two days after officers shocked him with a stun gun. dejuan graham died at a hospital on tuesday. a woman told police the man punched her last sunday. officers found him on a silver spring road acting erratically. when he ignored orders to take his hands out of the pockets they used a taser at him. he was combative and may have been high on pcp. >>> prosecutors in the freddie gray case want a gag order in the case up in baltimore of course. according to a court document the gag order is requested to stop attorneys and witnesses in the case from

again, peanut ice cream popcorn ice cream and a chantilly cream with that as well. all comes with your surprise. >> what's the surprise? >> what are they going to eat. >> you just made me one. >> alex wants a taste. >> you taste alex. >> so this will be going on tomorrow. you can get these all the time here but tomorrow you'll have special desserts and actually we were playing around your desserts are in the view finder. >> get a little visual. throw back there. >> if you remember those. >> so good. >> are you going to share? >> i'll share. >> go ahead. >> bridget one question for you. why should someone come out tomorrow. if people haven't been to south street. alex and i are new to the city. describe the scene. >> tomorrow will be amazing. all over south street we've got live music tons of food, drinks. we'll be outside with burgers brats, sangria margaritas -- >> a street party for eight hours. >> all day. 11 to 8:00. >> weather will be great. >> weather will be awesome. >> that sounds great. it's worth it to come to try the sunday. >> come on down to the street

and we even saw golf ball sized hail around chantilly and centerville. the rain is dissipating. well still have the rain back towards the west and that's where it will stay. towards front royal where we see that rain continuing. but diminishing as it moves to the south. and then a couple of isolated showers that have developed. one in prince william county. and these guys right here right along i-95. there is a little bound rich. and these storms form right along the boundary that boundary shifting to the south slowly. fredericksburg you might see that. you might see a little lightning and pulses up and back down. not going to be much of a storm at all. but you see what happened. we saw the storms first and then saw this monster complex come down. that's what we're dealing with right now across our areas. so a fairly stormy afternoon, although southern maryland you didn't see anything at all. i was all mostly northern virginia and parts of west virginia. right now temperatures 71 in d.c. a very mild and very warm humid night. 68 in leesburg. 62 culpeper. and 72 towards frederick

for folks traveling on 50 eastbound we continue to dock the left lane on 66 with a crash near chantilly road. no accidents nala 95, volume delays are headed into springfield. that is the latest traffic update. jummy: a man in custody in baltimore after a gun that he 11 -- allegedly threw on the ground went off. no one was hurt, north avenue was the epicenter of last week's riot. in the potomac the school of the hot -- holy child is close today because of a small fire overnight, an ap calculus exam was scheduled to take place today and the exam is still going on. you can get more >>> good morning, america. >> and that's miley cyrus. she needs no introduction though. i had great interview with her. we'll have more on a very powerful mission and message that she has for everyone. >> i can't wait to hear >>> what a night on "dancing with the stars." rumer and val with two perfect scores. more from the dance floor just ahead. getting down to the nitty-gritty. >>> let's get inside to george. >> i'm here with jack black and james marsden. they star in "the d. train." >> ask me why i'm here oli

mark seagraves joins us from chantilly, mark? >> reporter: the missing helicopter is very much on their minds but three members of that virginia-based task force are on their way home from nepal as we speak but 54 members and their dogs remain on the ground actively doing operations of search and rescue and we don't know when the rest of them will be home but when the aftershock hit this morning they jumped into action. >> many of the members of virginia task force one were in a hotel in kathmandu when the 7.3 aftershock hit. the team quickly assembled and began a structure assessment of the building they were living in then began a perimeter search of the area looking for victims. a spokesperson tells news 4 the team continues to perform active operations. the 57-person search an rescue team and dogs gathered their gear and boarded a military transport plane for nepal more than two weeks ago. were they preparing to come home when the deadly aftershock hit. just a few days after arrival in nepal the fairfax-based team was part of

. >> reporter: chantilly crushed stone formerly known always loudon quarries is -- as loudon quarries is rough 1/2-mile from the intersection. >> only by the grace of god did nobody get hurt seriously when we saw the rocks and realized where they came from. >> reporter: no blasting is allowed at this time until the investigation is complete, which is expected midweek next week. meanwhile the winchester building supply is the contractor who did the blasting. the safety director there tells me that he's never seen this in all of his 37 years working there. mean while ricardo was too shaken up and also resting with his injuries, so he wasn't able to talk to us tonight. back to you. >> anybody impacted needs to call the virginia department of mines, minerals and energy. >>> to cleveland now where police saved a man from a fiery crash. >> the driver lost control of his car in the heart of downtown last night. it skidded down the road, hit a bridge and burst into flames. amid all the heat and flames and chaos two officers grabbed that driver pulling him to safety. >> i tried pulling on the

a little inch of rain in hagerstown. .31 in chantilly. look at the temperatures. some areas are cool, 74 in silver springs. 76 in herndon because of the rain. outside the rainy areas it's still very warm and humid. the live doppler radar, that came through alexandria. breaking apart in prince george's county and southeast washington. the larger system that is slowly and steadily moving through the county. no lightning but heavy downpours. it will probably rain itself out. temperatures are all over the place. the heavier rains fell. 75 in frederick. no rain. 90 in fredericksburg. 80 at reagan national airport. heat index is big issue down south. feels 93 in fredericksburg. through the evening, the showers and the storms will come to an end. partly cloudy overnight with light winds. 65 and 71 degrees. temperatures through the atlantic and the southeast are warm and humid. farther up you go in 81 and northeast pennsylvania cooler with a lot of rain and heavy rain like that. you get a look at the line of showers stretching to maine. continue stream of hot and hume air

mark seagraves joins us from chantilly, mark? >> reporter: the missing helicopter is very much on their minds but three members of that virginia-based task force are on their way home from nepal as we speak but 54 members and

stafford. 85 in chantilly. 84 in fort washington. winds out of the south or southeast helping bring in the warmer air. high pressure off the coast of north carolina out over the atlantic and that is pumping up the warm air to the area. 86 in fredericksburg now. 82 in winchester. in the evening, we will see a slow and steady drop of temperatures. but tonight we expect to be 71 in the city. 66 at 3:00 a.m. 63 in metro washington. upper 50s in suburban areas so that is a mild start. another day tomorrow will put us well in the 80's. right now we are in the 80's through the mid-atlantic. even north burlington, vermont, 83. 79 in car boo. a long time since we have been that warm up north. temperatures across the mountains in the 80's. we're confident the warm weather will continue for a week or so at least. but every now and then the features will affect the sky cover, whether we have cloud cover and showers. tomorrow and wednesday are two days we have a frontal system to get close enough for chance of thundershowers in the afternoon. we

the centers on the air and space parkway, that's out in chantilly. >>> you won't believe this video. bears chasing tourists. and why the tourists may be to blame. >>> and a student came to this country not speaking any english. two years later, she's nearly fluent and about to graduate from high school. you're going to hear from the teacher behind her success. >>> and the discovery inside a woman's luggage that landed her in handcuffs. we need snacks in here. do you have any? pretzels, granola bars energy bars, trail mix... nuts? cashews, pistachios, pecans, walnuts, almonds... cost a lot? peanuts. [laughs] maybe not your best. no... make on-budget happen. make break-time happen. staples. make more happen. >>> lawmakers have appointed experts to help develop women's history museum. broadcasting fund raising, and activism will make up the commission. nancy pelosi made the appointments on friday. they include emily rafferty and pat mitchell. >>> no english. those were the only two words she knew when coming to this country just two years ago. today a local high schooler is nearly fluen

. >>> it's a dangerous stretch of road now open with new safety improvements in the chantilly area of fairfax county. string fellow roads connects routes 50 and 29. the new four-lane highway serves several schools and kouty parks. it has sidewalks and paths and several new traffic signals. the project has taken nearly five years finishing ahead of schedule. 23000 cars drive along stringfellow road every day. >>> math na tigs john nash and his wife were killed this weekend in a car crash, now sparking new attention over seat belt laws. nash's life and career inspired the oscar winning movie "a beautiful mind." while the crash remains under investigation, one thing is clear. nash and his wife were not wearing seat belts and they were both thrown from the back of the taxi. nash and his wife were in new jersey at the time of the crash where it's a secondary offense for back seat messengerpassengers not to be buckled up. in our area, maryland has the same secondary offense for back seat passengers. d.c. requires all passengers and the driver to wear seat belts. in virginia there's no rule

the team landed at dulles airport early this morning following chantilly. it was time to reunite with families here. there were lots of hugs and smiles and news4 was there to capture it all. >> it's overwhelming yeah. it's good to be back and just see their faces. haven't seen them in quite some time now. be able to share some time with them. >> the team headed to nepal three weeks ago to help relief efforts after that deadly quake. >>> today d.c. detectives will examine surveillance videos to figure out who killed a family and their housekeeper. investigators now have a new timeline for the deaths of amy and savvas savopoulos. the deadly chain of events may have started wednesday at the home on woodlawn drive. that's a day before an intentionally set fire led authorities to the bodies. >> i can't say that there were at least on three of the victims appear to be blunt force or sharp object injuries to three of the four victims. >> so here's where investigators still need some help. they're asking for some information about a 2008 blue porsche 911 with d.c.

on saturday many of the planes will be display on the smithsonian's center in chantilly, virginia. >> want to see that. >>> a developing story in new jersey. a wildfire has forced people out of their homes at the wharton state forest. firefighters are trying to fight the flames from the ground and from the air. not clear yet just how that fire started. >> toan area of new jersey prone to fires out there. very dry out there. just pine trees. >> we're pretty dry around here since the rain stopped. >> some saw a lot, others still need the rain. we'll see a chance of that on saturday and sunday but not much of a chance. we'll be on the dry side the next couple days. right now a beautiful day, temperatures around 79 degrees down at the airport. winds out of the south at about 9 miles per hour. we are dealing with mostly sunny skies, a few clouds and others. 77 gaithersburg 81 in leesburg 77 towards culpeper and huntingtown coming in at 78 degrees. a beautiful thursday afternoon. not much to show you as far as the radar is concerned in our area but again down to the south, back to the west

this morning officers from several agencies across virginia conducted safety inspections at a park in chantilly. they pulled trucks from route 28 and checked them for problems with their brakes, steering or motor, issues that can make those trucks dangerous. officers also made sure the drivers had proper licenses. if they didn't pass inspection they ordered the trucks off the road. >>> what's your name? >> wendy angela darling. and yours? >> peter pan. >> peter pan is coming to tysons corner starting june twor24th. >> the theatric al adventure will play out live on a 360-degree panoramic theater. we got a behind-the-scenes look at the show including the apparatus that help the ashgts soar feature feet into the airplane. for more on how they make the magic happen hand where to buy tickets, go to nbcwashington.com and search "party pan". >>> looks like a lot of fun. doug, tell us what's going on with the weather. what's it looking like right now? >> it's looking hot much we have a couple of storms out there. most of them as we were talking about yesterday south ever the d.c. metro area that's whe

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this happened in chantilly about two hours ago and the same storms pushing off to the south and east are still producing hail. let's start with a live look outside, our live, michael and son weather cam, it's not storming everywhere, but those areas seeing storms are heavy, if not severe, and the areas receiving rain now will probably have fog by tomorrow morning. still 81 at national, winds east at 7, just light activity at national. here's radar the past hour. when you see bright colors, that means intense storms. we have one area of thunderstorms around frederick. this popped up again really in the last 15 minutes in parts of southeastern sections of loud and this is the activity we've followed southeast of winchester. we'll zoom in -- loudon county. heavy rain out 26 as well and a separate cell toward thurmont on the east side of 15. where is this headed? south and east. lisbon at 5:44 and ivory at 6:06. we'll move down to this massive storm, percyville down toward root 7 in between upperville north of 50 -- route search in between upperville north of 50. you -- route 7 in betwee

. >>> some relief for motorists in the chantilly area of fairfax count yit. spring fellow road is now open. it's a new four-lane highway that serves several schools and county parks. the project is has taken nearly five years even though it finished ahead of schedule. 23,000 cars drive along spring fellow road every day. >>> virginia governor terry mccull la signed by law after a deadly year for unlicensed day care centers, including a 1-year-old who was killed in a fire in middlelothian. home child care centers are required to disclose in writing they are unlicensed. by july 2016 those homes can only care for up to four children down from five. and by july 2017 licensed day care facilities will be required to run fingerprint background checks for all employees and volunteers too. >>> you may have seen the video, but tonight hear from one of the children inside this bounce house as it went flying at the beach. >>> also, a big win in court for a maryland couple who have become the face of a controversial parenting approach. doug? >>> we're tracking a couple of

this is the outer loop at colesville. 66 unit will you -- until you hit chantilly a little slow. southbound just fine. overall prince george's county your typical volume on branch avenue pennsylvania avenue indian head highway nothing major right now. look at 95 b.w. parkway, 29 looking pretty good. not often that we see the green there. 270 at montrose, some light volume here. and then remember 295 northbound at the is 11th street bridge a four-mile backup. >> all right. >>> a traffic alert this morning. you are going to start seeing some new road closures around the third street tunnel in d.c. news4's megan mcgrath has more on when the closures will start. megan? >> reporter: yeah it will be over the weekend. the third street tunnel project has been on going for a while and we have seen traffic tie-ups and congestion already. well, now we're getting another lane closure. if you look behind me here you can see beyond this dump truck the ramp which is actually a two-lane ramp at this point. it's going down to one lane over the weekend. it is northbound 395 to mass avenue. saturda

this is in chantilly, leesburg, even parts of manassas and towns along the 95 corridor are seeing fog. it lip pact the morning commute -- it will impact the morning commute. decrease the speed because of the conditions right now as you can see. want to take you to the beltway and show you how things are shaping up on i-270. again no issues there this morning. the beltway free and clear of any problems so you should have no problems getting to your destination on time. your next update comes up in about ten minutes. >>> our top stories brings us to baltimore and two alarming reports. according to our partners at "the washington post," governor larry hogan wanted to send the national guard soon after the recent riots in baltimore city but could not get a hold of the mayor for an hour and a half. the other report alarming numbers of the thousands of people who have been seriously hurt in baltimore police custody. the justice department now investigating baltimore police practices and now we are lettering disturbing numbers. 2600 people in fact have suffered serious head and facial injuri

they'll be greeted in chantilly. >>> a hidden struggle that affects millions of people. we're talking about depression. and tonight jim vance is opening up to doreen for the first time about his battle with mental health including his issues with low self-esteem. >> it puts extra pressure on you, i think, if people expect that you know how you could have a self-esteem problem? you're on top of the world. >> i got everything. how could that be? >> how could you possibly have an issue? >> that was me. you look in the dictionary the deaf vision is va definition is vance. through god's grace and hard work, life is good. but there are always two mes. the one that presents himself, you know to the public as the guy, you know grateful to have it all. and on the inside was the other one who dying and crying. >> and we will have a lot more from doreen's interview with vance why he's hoping to start changing minds when it comes to depression and mental health. that is here tonight at news 4 at 6:00. >> we're working on a disturbing case in the campus of george mason. a young woman

then on saturday a lot of these planes are going to be on display at the smithsonian's center out in chantilly. >>> car hacking as technology continues to evolve, do drivers need to be concerned? consumer reporter erika gonzalez is here with eye opening video. >> "consumer reports" got behind the wheel of a car hacked by the government as part of a research study. getting hacked? take a look. jake fisher director of "consumer reports" awe or the testing, says most of the systems in your car are actually controlled by a computer. >> tu's cars are basically computers on wheels. computers control basically everything -- the engine, the suspension the seats, the mirrors, even the air conditioning. >> reporter: but with all of these computers could the security of your system be compromised? "consumer reports" got to experience a controlled hack by the national highway traffic safety administration as it researches car security. the demonstration showed how "consumer reports" auto editor mark reckton was left helpless at the wheel by nhtsa's frank barrickman. he took control of the horn, the seat b

shinwari and other afghan volunteers spend their weekends visiting thrift shops like pender methodist in chantilly virginia. the shop donates furniture and kitchen supplies that zeller and his team deliver to newly arrived interpreters. zeller says the first person no one left behind helped was an interpreter named ajmal. he once served as translator to former secretary of defense robert gates. >> when we found ajmal he was living homeless on the streets of san francisco, with his wife his four year old son, and his two year old daughter. we flew them out to maryland, so that he could be closer to people that he knew, helped him find an apartment, furnished that home, helped him get a job bought him a car, and it's snowballed from there. >> reporter: more than a year after arriving in the u.s., ajmal is now doing well and volunteers for no one left behind. zeller says he shouldn't have to do this work. he argues the u.s. government and relief agencies should be providing more of a safety net. interpreters we spoke with all said they are eager to work and provide for their families, but they wish t

, i think somebody said it was for the opening of a martial arts location that they were opening in chantilly, virginia. nonetheless, if they found a bunch of dough in the back of that truck it does make sense. >> so who is this guy? 34 years oles, born in guyana, tried to join the marines, did and couldn't get through basic training and given an honorable discharge, and then the rap sheet starts. >> he actually had an arrest, he was brought in for having a bb gun and two-foot long machete right outside american works headquarters there and carrying those, released, only charged with having an open container, i believe at the time, and he's got a long criminal history including burglary, domestic violence, assault. you mentioned that attempt to join the marines. dropped weeks after that. >> yeah. and as the key point on the first page was the fact that he worked as a welder as american iron works. american iron works, the ceo, was the man who was murdered. so did he know this guy? that's the question. actually, i think -- >> he knew his background, knew his personally, definitely his backgrou