howard bernstein like towards leesburg. hb, what do you got? >> reporter: we are running into some of that heavy rain. we have been watching the storm, impressive and we are intohe with us here. traffic moving at speed and maybe we are about 5 miles or so with that east of leesburg moving westbound. we got that one cell that is approaching and there is other ones as well behind that. these are severe thunderstorm warnings until 5:30 in this part of the world. no tornado warnings thankfully but you show that picture a few moments from that part (inaudible). >> howard is driving into the storm, the heavy rain around leesburg and from 15 so that is where howie is going with storm tracker 9. it will move down route 7 so anybody going home right now, you know, headed for great falls, gaithersburg, you are going to get rain here in a half hour. this is a heavy storm but we have to concentrate on storm to the south and this the tornado warning. nothing new came out, right? so now they got 80 miles per hour winds possible. this is up in jefferson count

even coming in through leesburg. that severe thunderstorm warning has now been cancelled, but a lot of these are really heavy and bringing lots of lightning. lightning can struck up to 20 miles away. head in inside in you're around winchester and barryville through bluemont. a lot of people driving on route 7 without their headlights on. if you're watching us right now, might want to go ahead and stay put. we're watching that heavy rain continuing to fall across portions of the area along 340, route 9. if you're along the dulles toll road and anywhere along herndon up towards leesburg, you're getting ready to head into some heavy rain. if you're sitting along the dulles toll road and the greenway, you'll be headed into some rain. again, these aren't severe at this time, but they were severe at one point. they brought lots of lightning and a lot of rain into our region. doug, you ready to go ahead? >> one of the big areas and one of the big things we continue to make sure that we're watching is obviously that storm do

leesburg, martinsburg and winchester as well. around the evening commute, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, a couple of showers and stomples around the metro area. -- storms around the metro area. brief heavy rainfall. gusty winds possible. continuing 9:00 p.m. we lose daytime heating and then the showers fade away for the overnight hours. the day part today, 78 degrees. around 5:00 p.m., that we start to see those right here in the metro area and 6:00 p.m. as well. and could see some lightning, thunder, within those, and then for tomorrow, the morning looks mainly dry, and it is the afternoon and we're expecting some showers, especially west of about leesburg, over towards the i-81 corridor. and then for sunday, that is our yellow weather alert. i want to show you the outlook for sunday, with the severe weather outlook from the storm prediction center. you can see the bull's eye of orange. this is an enhanced risk of severe weather and the main threat, sunday afternoon and evening. and it is going to be some gusty winds and some hail, and heavy

it's loudoun county and right now around the city of leesburg and take a look at this. on this track it will be near hughesville coming up in the next couple of minutes and at 6:26 and sterling at about 6:43 as it moves through loudoun county and on that track, also moving down across fairfax and maybe even back into d.c. and this is the storm team 4 x 4 and this is around the mclean area as the first system moved out and still more to move in. >> all right. we'll be careful, thanks, doug. >>> a developing story in the new york city area togh arrested on the new jersey side of the holland tunnel after a whole bunch of weapons were found in the trunk of their truck. they were headed toward new york city in a brightly-colored vehicle when an officer pulled them over for a cracked windshield. the officers discovered guns, handguns, rifles, ballistic vests and drugs inside the van. two senior law enforcement officials say the three suspects are gun enthusiasts and that they don't suspect terrorism. >>> some new details out of orlando tonight as the investigation into the na

reporting live in leesburg, peggy fox, news channel 9. >> thank you, peggy. there live from leesburg. >>> police could end up charging the person who left 28 cats and kittens in boxes outside of the green bell's animal shelter over the weekend. that's the only no kill shelter in the county. they believe that's why the animals were left there. 19 of the kittens have been placed in foster care. the remaining cats may be sent to another shelter if they can't be rescued. >>> last week a california judge sentenced brock turner to six months in ja an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. the judge says a longer sentence would have a severe impact on him. you may have read the victim's letter to her attacker over the weekend. turner's father says he shouldn't go to prison for, what he says, 20 minutes of action. >>> the war on isis is now very much focused on fallujah. it's been two weeks since they tried to retake the city from isis fighters. now an internationalled a organization is saying isis is -- international aid organization is saying isis is shooting civilia

another storm around the leesburg area. we're going to continue to watch what's happening now and of course watch what's going to be happening throughout the rest of the evening. we're going to keep you posted right here from the storm center. we'll be the first to tell them to you. >>> we're following some tragic developments in london. police say a british lawmaker joe cox died today after being shot and stabbed in broad daylight. this happened on the street in northern england. cox was holding a meeting in an area that she represents. witnesses say there were a scuffle between two men. one of them pulled a gun and a knife from his bag and attacked her. authorities are trying to find out why. cox was 41 years old. she was just elected last kids. >>> the gun debate is top of mind again after the orlando shooting here in the washington area. guns once used to commit violent crimes are now being turned into art. d.c. police have created a program called guns to roses. darcy spencer explains how it works. >> reporter: teenage

. >> heavy hail on route 7 not far from leesburg a short time ago. thank you for joining us. >> let's go to topper tracking the storms. topper. >> backing a couple of severe storms. no tornado warnings. that's good. here is the map. a severe thunderstorm watch. going to annapolis to 10:00. in the bright yellows, severe warnings, lit up with the solid line from pittsburgh through the mountains. line crossing over i-81 and headed toward winchester and romney and folks on the west side. pick a county and you got a severe warning. it goes until 7:15 and right about to hit manassas and moving to the southeast. this is severe thunderstorms. you got to take it seriously. ping-pong ball size hail. moving towards dale city at 7:14 and in la plata at 7:47. hail, one inch diameter. quarter size and heavy rain and possible gusty wind. we did a scan. it is not as high as it was. but high. 50,000 feet and it was 60,000 feet and shows and a good thing. rainfall pockets to the northwest of aldi. in the darker green, an inch of rain and heaviest rain west of town and

our crews may be finished on 15 moving between lucketts and leesburg. they may have wrapped up the overnight paving project. this may be cleared for the overnight. that would be a great start if you're headed anywhere tomorrow in that area. angie and aaron x back to you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez. we're following that developing story in turkey. we're getting word that air traffic at istanbul's airport has returned to normal. want to show you live pictures from the scene where officials are asin

watch for slick conditions other crashes and delays we have a crash in leesburg and paving operations lucket road on 15 could cause slow down this morning and we have volume and crash 5 northbound coming up from virginia and crash on northbound side and dill city to 123 that stretch takes you 13 minutes. am i son and steve. >> mother of a local high school students that overdosed on prescription drugs is sharing her pain. coming up the metsage sh every parent needs to hear. >> shots fired along fairfax county road not one but two target. details after the break. >> 6:10 the trial of ceasar goodson begins today. he was the driver of the freddie gray truck and officer porter saw no indication tat gray required immediate medical attention while being transported. but, he did acknowledge gray wanted to go to the hospital. >> a clarksburg high school students will be laid to rest today one week after he and two classmates were killed in crash. carey green was killed when a driver lost control on a curvy road and struck a tree. his funeral will be at cedarbrook community church. >> town hal

leesburg native billy hurley continues to play excellent goal. here he is on 14, the birdie putt, up the hill, sinks it. lee's the field at 15 under par. the shot of the day courtesy of ernie els. this approach is not fair, lands right in the cup, shooting six under 65. look out for that on "sportscenter." from congressional. known asturday is moving day at the quicken loans national at congressional. thet of low numbers on course today, plenty of players putting themselves in position for a strong sunday finish. >> my ball striking has been better this weekend than it has all year. ,f i can match my putting tomorrow i may be able to shoot a better round. >> you hit the fairways, the course is scoreable. when you get off the fairway is when the bogeys happen. scott: break out your favorite although shirt tomorrow. it will be a fantastic finish tomorrow at congressional. 20 of players in contention to win the championship. plenty of players in contention to win the championship. reporting from bethesda, scott abraham, abc 7 sports. snap their seve

leesburg around 87. quicken loans national, great forecast for the third and fourth rounds of golf this week lunchtime. tomorrow, sunny and 87 degrees. there will be a light breeze each day. if you're going out to watch the event, a spectator, it won't be overly uncomfortable. lower humidity and a light breeze, that's perfect weather for watching some golf. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. i want to point out some changes coming in by monday. that's when we will start to see the humidity increasing and the chance of thunderstorms as well. but it's going to hold off until monday afternoon. beach forecast, this weekend looking pretty good. thunderstorms on monday. hold off until monday night towards the beaches. pretty nice there. here is the next 7 days. increasing sunshine today. tomorrow, overly pleasant outside and thunderstorms come into the picture by late monday. >> thank you, melissa. >>> big changes when it comes to protecting kids from the flu and new information on the effects of lead exposure on chi

there are two of them on 15 south point of rocks headed down toward leesburg. traffic alternates by both directions. first one just south of the bridge, over one near lucketts road. again, traffic alternates past. these should be in the wrap-up stages. also just about to wrap up inside the beltway, 66 eastbound headed in toward washington boulevard. left side of the roadway had been tied up, you'll find the right lane getting by. last of the barrels to be pulled. should find just a minimal if any delay. back into you. >>> it is a text message no parent wants to get. the final son described before the club shooting. >>> and another tragedy in florida over the weekend, shooting death of a singer who gained fame on "the voice." how friends and family are paying tribute to her later today. >> it's all a blur. i wish i could still weighiake from it, but i can't. >>> we're following the latest developments in the orlando club shooting. coming up, we'll learn more about what happened inside as authorities begin to realize just how many people were killed. we also have

that's why we get to the 90s and a high for 95 at d.c. 94 leesburg. that would break the record toward dulles. 95 manassas and 96 fredericksburg. hot but not too humid. the heat index in the mid to the best chance of storms to the north. speaking of storm chances, overnight no storms, tomorrow morning no storms. starting off on a good note. any practices or games tomorrow morning no problems. here we are at 4:00, maybe a couple of isolated storms but watch what happens. a frontal boundary around 7:00 but not nearly the amount of showers that they were looking like earlier this afternoon. i wasn't expecting much any way, but this looks even less. if you have activities, someone asked about a wedding toward leesburg looking better for you. get out and enjoy it. the heat is on for tomorrow for sure. first day above 90. hot but not too humid. beach forecast, water temperature 69. beach forecast looking great. friday 75. 85 tomorrow. 87 on sunday. warmer the next couple of days. rather breezy at times, especially sunday. next couple sunday, winds 15 to 25

sunshine around leesburg. a line of storms have developed here. back towards winchester and stronger storms, too. these will all have the potential to produce heavy rain. the strongest ones to the east of winchester, around clark county and bluemont. it's the strongest storm in our area coming through middletown area. if you live in these areas, heads up, stay inside. no warning on these storms yet. right now, we're thinking winds up to 40 miles per hour but not severe. storms that you can see all the way from portions of pennsylvania coming through the region. could be a rather stormy night in parts of our area. we'll talk much more about that. we'll continue to keep you updated in a couple of minutes. >>> developing now in prince george's county, police are investigating a deadly accident between a car and a dumptruck. chopper 4 was flying over the scene in bowie. the driver of the pt cruiser has died. he was 58 years old. at this point, they have not released his name. >>> now here's a new report on the benghazi terror attack. it paints a scath

army of federal agents rounded up people holed up in leesburg house. >> the neighbors awoke 5:00 to shout and flashing lights. a loud bang. >> they tell us a mobe link to the notorious ms-13 gang prompted the raid. several people took it for questioning as they combed the home for evidence. >> the house was being surrounded. >> everyone we spoke to used the sail word to describe this -- same word to describe this. >> neighbors hope if anything comes of the extensive investigation it will be less noise and activity around the house. jonathan: new development about the man shot outside the white house last month. maureen: court documents say 31-year-old olivera told police he came to washington to shoot people. todd they shot the man. they shot him. he is still in the hospital. >> as the flooding continues in texas, so does the search for four missing fort hood soldiers. what the commander is now saying about the soldiers' actions. plus they called "7 on your side" about a dead tree in the neighborhood. 24 hours later see what happened. >> see what is bringing the geeks and the other to the

current temperature 66 leesburg, 72 along route 50 there the beltway to the bay. and afternoon temperatures again with more and more sunshine, i think by about lunchtime, we'll have what we'll call partly to mostly sun any sky. afternoon highs in the upper 70s and low 80s.any sky. afternoon highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. a little cooler along the way. temperatures in the upper 70s. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy. might have a few drops in as early as lunchtime, but i think better chances for rain come in after 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow evening. and rain likely after about 8:00. if you're like me, you're always thinking about what about going to the beach this weekend? well, friday not too bad. not too good of a day rather. saturday and sunday look really nice. temperatures in the 70s with low humidity. and here is our whole 7 day forecast. 83 and dry of showers late in the day. thursday and friday, look pretty rainy. could get an inch to an inch half of needed raindrops before we dry out just in time for your weekend. >>> it is now 5:52. after the terror in ordi

tomorrow morning, martinsburg 61, 60 walker's bill, 63 leesburg. near d.c., mid 60's, college stafford, there will be some places in the morning starting off in the 50's. talking about the capital barbecue battle, wonderful 12 p.m., 86 in the afternoon, not too muggy. leesburg in manassas, near 88 degrees. the seven-day forecast, dry tomorrow, rain late on monday. the further west, the earlier you will see the rain. midafternoon. tuesday, better chance of rain. the dry days this week looking like wednesday and thursday. if you are trying to pick the days to get to the swimming pool, those look like the best. more rain with thunderstorms for the holiday weekend. kimberly: d.c. united really had to win this one. honestly, i think the barbecue won the day. ♪ honestly, i think the barbecue won the day. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. don't miss the lowest prices of the season going on now, with our best-buy rated c2 queen mattress n

the leesburg police are taking the lead here. as of night, he can still not confirm if any charges have been placed. >>> it begins seven hours from now. a massive project to make repairs to metro rail. it's going to mean big delays on metro and on the road for the next year. a lot of you say you're making changes to your commute. we have team coverage from maryland to virginia throughout the hour. first, mark segraves is live at the east falls church metro where the first phase of the work begins. >> reporter: that's right. this is where it all begins here at east falls church metro. we found out today the price t plan about $60 million, plus whatever metro will lose in revenue from riders who opt not to take the rail service over the next 12 months. it's also going to cost riders a lot of their time. >> i am planning to actually go ahead and get up early, half an hour early. >> reporter: she's not only going to start her commute a half hour early every day. she says she won't be riding metro. >> it's not going to work out. >> wh

leesburg wet. northern loudoun country cross to cred rick southern seconds of washington county too approaching 270 and getting heavier up here just between gamersburg and germantown. you see the little yellow. there that could be enough to disinterrupt the traffic there we go. 82 today. 80 tomorrow unscheduled track repairs eastern market in addition to the safe track work single tracking continously northern virginia back to you wisdom and holly. >> tap into your phone's gps now tracking instore visits and purchases. what's behind the move coming up. >> and hardware for this summe summer's rio olympics unveiled. we'll take a look at medals coming up as we head out to break 5:56 the time now we're back after this. sdwrv breaking news taking place one against in orlando a 2-year-old dragged into the water byal getter all happening near a popular disneyworld resortch the late opt search >> d.c. mayor gray make ago i political come back and they council members ahead. >> made it to middle of week. ju

this is some driving in leesburg. people driving through rain. not quite as heavy as some of the storms and pictures that we were seeing from chopper 4 and some of the reports we were getting out of loudoun county. we're going to go back andet seeing in loudoun county. >> what we're seeing is that storm system. you saw the storm move out of loudoun county. the tornado warning in red here expires now. no longer a tornado warning. we're now just dealing with a severe thunderstorm warning. i'm going to put this into motion. now you have storms moving on into it. these storms are going to combine here. you may see more rotation on the downside of this, on the southeast side. wo we're not seeing that now. the storms may stop that tornado from developing and stop that rotation, at least for a second here. i'm going to put this into motion. you can see the storm coming down from the north from bluemont. baseball-sized hail from bluemont. middleburg, baseball-sized hail. that will help to stop the rotation, at least for now. if this storm makes it out on

leesburg 75. manasses 75. culpepper 76. some storms could roll in overnight tomorrow. in the meantime no worries and skies become partly to mostly cloudy temperatures low 60s and winds out of the southeast at 10. on the day planner no shortage of clouds in the morning but dry and 60s to start. 73 by 9:00. 77 by 11:00. 80 by 1:00. not the prettiest day tomorrow but get stuff done outside. next 10 days, nationals in town tomorrow 4:05 game and should be okay. showers and storms west by the time the game starts and better showers and storms friday. mid-seventies and yesterday i thought the storms might end at 3:00 or 4:00 but may take until 6:00. gorgeous saturday and hot on monday and afternoon storm possible on tuesday with highs near 90. we will be back right after this. >>> before we do that let's get to breaking news out of virginia where fairfax county firefighters on the scene of a major accident involving a tour bus. this accident happened on the gw parkway at stratford lane. that's north of mt. vernon and all the lanes of the parkway are closed. to be more than 2

a moderate shower leesburg and down towards warrington to the south of hey market. this shower in leesburg is producing heavy showers over purcellville and moving to the south and east and headed towards ashburn and sterling at 7:52. a few storms tonight. south and to the west. a couple of sprinkles. storms tomorrow. not a wash out and at this point not a yellow weather alert. thursday warm and isolated storms and we skip wednesday to wednesday and then friday a better chance of thunderstorm. even friday does not appear to be a wash out day. 10:00. lingering showers. south of town and rolling overnight and also south of 50s. light showers in prince george's county and charles county. by morning. just muggy. upper 60s and low 70s. 71 in silver spring and 72 downtown and 70 in buoy with clouds and in this we think the commute will be dry and thus no alert. by 1:00. future cast trying to develop a line of showers along i-95. your umbrella a good idea at lunchtime. temperatures in the 80s, a break and another line of showers. two fronts and even at 6:00, more showers ro

leesburg,in d.c., 95 93 hagerstown. even annapolis, with the bay temperature, 92. showers to the northwest of hagerstown, parts of western maryland. most of these will break down before crossing into maryland and into virginia. there is still a slim chance right along where the air rose pointing that we get a quick shower. for most of us, we stay dry, hot, and muggy. 92 through the majority of the region at 6:00, still 88 degrees at 8:00. drk still hot, but it's not feel quite as bad. kimberly: around the district come a quiet neighborhood in shock tonight after two people were hit by bullets late friday night. thousands of people marched in today's pride parade just blocks away. ,my aubert is live in northwest with a fairly active scene. kimberly,out itamy: the police tape is in the process of being taken down, and active scene. a short time ago they cleaned up. my photographer and i stumbled upon what appeared to be a showcasing earlier today working on the story. the police force said no shell casings were found tonight. i reached out to the public information o

john leesburg review said several people were taken into custody. john: that is local and federal police involved in this raid investigation, which has been going on for the better part of six hours now. that is the home. appletree drive is closed off here in loudoun county. take a look at the fence. that is missing a couple sections, and that is where some of these agents gained access to the property. still a huge police presence. officers surrounding the home here in the wearing tech to call and holding high-powered rifles. look at some video we captured earlier. this young man, one of the several persons of interest, how police have described, taken into custody from inside the home. sources telling abc 7 news of takedown.n ms-13 gang they have bee >> we did locate several subjects inside the residence. we have several interviews ongoing at this time. no danger to the public. there were no injuries. see that some of the officers are still on the front yard with those high-powered rifles as the homeh warrant inside continues. they are continuing

. >>> leesburg, an accident 7 eastbound right after you get past route 9. in the center of the roadway. callers have said only the left side is getting by. so extensive damage. 270 south, a live look near 109, traffic moving very well, but in urbana, there was a dump truck that had broken down. should have all travel lanes open pretty soon. colesville road at university boulevard, an overnight work zone. travel lanes open in both directions. back into you. >>> developing in d.c., police say three men were stabbed on martin luther king jr. southeast last night. they were all conscious and breathing by the time police got there. right now we hn case. >>> we have just two days from the start of the safetrack plan, a big maintenance project across the system. today hamayor bowser and wmata o will discuss what i am pact it will have on you. coming up, molette green will have more on the changes to your commute. >>> thois morning nearly two dozen people are home recovering after scary events yesterday evening. a water rescue on the chesapeake bay. there is a map

almost three quarters of an inch fell in leesburg. clarksburg, leesburg, frederick, maryland, close to half an inch of rain. chance of showers and storms. the winds were foot to the west and drier air begins to push and. it will be noticeably less humid when you wake up tomorrow morning, with wind out of the west at five to 10 miles an hour. work week starts on a fantastic note weather-wise, and feels the sunshine will be limited tuesday into wednesday with a chance of afternoon storms. the details for the week coming up ahead. kellye: the storm system did pack a punch, knocking out power and uprooting trees. roz has details on how -- on the damage caused. roz: they are on brink road, trying to repair downed power lines. it was the trees that caused the most damage. north in hagerstown, the powerful storm rolled through and brought down tree sandwiched between two homes on burner avenue, just seconds before residents felt the wind. >> the whole house started shaking. i thought we were hit by a tornado or something. roz: it took dan ut

let's taélk about the temperatures. 96 in town at leesburg, bwi, 96, 95, not only in low rain, winchester, but cull less at -- dulles at 95, and for them, that was a new record for the day. temperatures in the 70s, and low 80s. 84 in cumberland, that's one of the warm spots on the board. 81 in baltimore and leesburg, in town, looking fine. just a warm night, 83. with the humidity up, dew points in the upper 60s, so it's going to be a warm muggy night. i hope your ac, or a good fan is working because we're not in most cases going to get out of the 70s. the heat is on in the central part of the country, moving to the southeast and mid-atlantic. we see strong storms in the dakotas and montan under that jet, and that jet brings cool showers to new england, and for us, push a cold front through, and won't be like this, driving cold front where you drop 20 degrees, but what it will do, knock us down from the mid-90s closer to 90. and push the humidity off to the south, and in the afternoon, near that front, it's hot and humid. this is where we see storms, along and south of i64, better chance t

to leesburg yet. >> no, we are coming into percyville. we are on storm tracker 9 and had it earlier towards the clark, county, louden line. >> howie is right about here. hail, if you drove we will get back. it is tough. big, hard to get a signal through these clouds. how war is to the west of percyville east on 7 and i think he is -- i feel he is in pretty good shape in terms of being safe with the best chance of tornadoes south of him but you folks in upperville and middleburg got to take cover. take this seriously and get into a basement and you want to remove yourself from debris. it is just -- you have to do that and move yourself from the windows because that's where all of the injuries occur. i will try to get over here. and get down to here and let's just see if we can see where the -- oh, boy, look at that. that's not good about 50. that's where the problem is going to be right there at 50. that's -- going to zoom in more. that's serious areas. let's see what we got going here. gate to gate 151. that's -- never seen that before. t

here's the last little showeritt just west of rockville in montgomery county.coun it went through leesburg with a decent amount of rain analyte we saw tons of rain throughoutth the day. several rounds of training thunderstorms will exacerbate that flash flooding threat whica is exactly what we saw one to three to over four inches of rain coming through at leastt radar indicated.icat and storm reports over t past 24 hours have got about any severe weather parameter you can thinkk of including just confirmed by the national weather serviceer about a half hour ago, yes, ma was a tornado in howard county. we were on the air at 1:0 when this warning went up and wend never got any confirmation untii now. preliminary rating of ef0 withwh maximum winds to 80 miles per hour and as marina will show you that damage does attest to at least a severe thunderstorm.hun what to expect now wednesday much, much calmer. thank goodness we deserve it after a long day today.oday i'll have all the detailsails including heading into thursday, another threat for some thunderstorms. for now let's head back out to ma

yes, it was on the warm side, a high temperature of 92 degrees. 90 at leesburg. we let 90 in most locations. the exception, shenandoah valley. so a very warm day for sure. as we move through the overnight hours, we're tracking a cold front to the north and west with strong thunderstorms now. this front will make its way our way during the day tomorrow. we in the summer months, and strong storms likely tomorrow and maybe more storms on thursday, we'll break it down and take you hour by hour through your tuesday coming up. >>> alone for hours. a child with special needs left on a school bus. what his mother is demanding to keep it from happening again. >>> a rising young actor killed by his own suv at his house. now it's revealed that was under recall. the potentially fatal flaw in so many still on the roads. >>> there's an astro lojs cal phenomenon that hasn't happened since 1967 and >>> school officials are investigating after a second grader was left on a d.c. school bus with temperatures climbing into the high 80s. arnice says she puts her son on the bus at 7:0

also 15 south between leesburg and lucketts, the overnight work zone. you will get by one direction at a time. a flagging operation. brief delays through the area right now. hopefully that will clear by 5:00, 5:30. aaron, eun, back into you. >>> it is now 4:33. today the connecticut congresna they want to expand background checks and put measures this place to prevent terrorists from buying guns. this comes just a day after a 25 hour sit-in over gun control by house democrats. >>> a prince george's county school was put on alert after a d.c. teen threatened to shoot up his ex-girlfriend's school. search warrants reveal the 17-year-old sent threatening text messages to a student at eleanor roosevelt high school. a school resource officer was notified last week. according to court documents, police found an assault rifle and ammunition at the boy's home. >> got an emergency search washt, was able to recover an ak-47 from the individual involved and over 180 rounds of ammunition. >> the teen's name has not baee reve reveal. he a charges. >>> metro police n

leesburg and fredericksburg, 87 in washington. so future weather then, nothing to worry about for today. any lonesome shower chance today will be up across southern pennsylvania, that's where it should stay. and then for tomorrow, just hit or miss chance for a few showers on future weather depiction, that's not a big rain chance tomorrow. only 30%. so here is your "7-day forecast" then. 87 today with the sunshine, 85 tomorrow. just a small little chance for a shower tomorrow, but look at those numbers for wednesday, thursday and friday. the suburbs will be way down into the 50s for three mornings in a row. that's open window weather by any stretch of the emergency nation. it will be open window weather commute this morning. let's go over toemergencynation. it will be open window weather commute this morning. let's go over to jack taylor. >> we'll take a look on 15, in is both directions basically right in between point of rocks and leesburg. there are two work zones this place. traffic alternates by both. first down by luck kets o

t good morning erin.orni erin. >> if you're waking up ing i leesburg breaking news.s. injury crash 70 eastbound at white gate place.e gate place. it's just east of charles town pike. right now because of that tha eastbound crash seven east and a west is shut down with an investigation at this time.at t. please be prepared to detour dou around that and anticipatenticit some backups on seven in bothot directions.rect aside from that, typical slowlo down right now 95 north daleorth city to 123.o 123 let's go ahead and hop outsideoi for a live look at that and tt see what you're facing thise fas morning. you can see just a stead stream of very slow moving traffic trying to get to the bottom of the beltway. bel at the springfield interchangenh heavier traffic there. metro thm is on time right now.e righnow. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter holly and maureen.ureen. >> is um congress up a higher minimum wage is one stepwa is closer to being approved in the strict. >> and an arlington teach's assistant facing multiplecing ml charges because of what police say he did

trouble spots between leesburg and point of rocks. p this is point of rocks bridge down in lucketts. you see here chopper 4 is on scene. traffic going to alternate by one direction at a time. if you've ever driven the roadway, you know two lane road, so if anything happens, this is what will be occurring. traffic will alternate by one direction at a time. this had been an overnight work zone, so at least now traffic >>> investigators are digging deep into the past of the orlando shooter. what they are revealing about omar mateen's actions leading up to the gunfire at the pulse night club. >> reporter: poll workers set up and ready to go for d.c. voters to come cast their ballots in about 15 minutes. what you can expect today coming up. >>> plus new developments overnight involving the gunman on the run after a deadly shooting in west virginia. . . . . . >>> the scene around the pulse night club remains active. >> federal agents are talking with orlando's gay community about gunman omar mateen. there are reports that he had been seen s

right now 64 this leesburg, 69 fredericksburg. 63 luray, and 71 in edgewater, maryland. so the next 24 hours, a dry start this morning with just a couple clouds around. temperatures in the 60s. by 7:00 tonight, sunny and dry and warm. temperature 83. and a dry start tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. we'll go over the timing of the rain showers coming up. but now jack taylor with the latest on safetrack. >> and it will be the first morning, first adjustments will be that this morning. i'm sure adjustments will be made through june 16. orange and silver lines single tracking from between falls church and ballston. now, we're also hearing along 108 west of 216 out near the howard/montgomery county line, we may find word of a tree down in the roadway. news chopper 4 the scene. traffic signals are out, so plan ahead if this is your path of the travel. could be a big hiccup this morning. back into you. >>> 6:02. you want to be ready for what could be a challenging morning commute around here. this is the first time we've been out on the morning commute ac

and 79 leesburg and culpepper, upper 70s and around 80 in fredericksburg. and we are right in the mid to upper 70s right now, prince george's county. and at lunchtime today. the rest of today, most stay dry, there is an isolated shower chance this afternoon. and it is mainly west of the area. along the i-81 corridor. i expect for most of us to spend the rest of the day dry. temperatures in the mid-80s. and that's because of the high pressure, anbringing us a gorgeous day today, and here is the game changer for tomorrow, here is the next front i am tracking in, this brings tomorrow, and we are going to have a couple of showers around even tomorrow morning, from the disturbance near the carolinas. so yellow weather alert for tomorrow. and it is going to be some showers around tomorrow morning. but the bigger impact for most people will be the afternoon through the evening time frail. and we will be tracking -- time frame. and we will be tracking some numerous showers and thunderstorms. heads up for the fourth of july. a couple of thunderstorms in the forecast

and it is 86 already in leesburg. and warming up in manassas. up to 86 degrees. a little bit cooler, closer to the water. prince george's county, running around 82 to 83 degrees across there. and waldorf at the moment, 82 degrees. the feels like temperature, also running around where the actual temperatures are. and that stray shower chance, south, it is really going to be confined to most spots. west of the i-81 corridor. it is not until later in the workweek when we see the remnants of bonnie, combined with the front that is going to be moving through and that will finally increase our shower and storm chances a little bit more, and that is mainly as we get toward friday. >> the rest of today, the day planner, temperatures hovering and for the mostly to partly sunny skies. and coming up, in a few minutes, we will be talking about the shower and storm chances increasing later this workweek. and you can always catch the latest forecast on the wusa 9 app. it is free to download for your smartphone. >>> distracted drivers. deaths among teenagers are expected to inc

tuesday, a bear was also seen outside in leesburg. they are often after garbage and bear feeders. >> there's a lot of security around here. so just that it gets past those people. where they want to come to this environment it all scares me. >> the department of natural resources thinks this all could be the same bear. and th over. young, male black bears keep searching for territory, until they find enough of their own. live, pete monteen. >> police say bears are shy, okay. and will usually leave when they see you. but they say you should not feed them. >>> we could use cooler temperatures, right? >> we'll have the good and the bad. we'll have cooler temperatures am but the showers, though, that will make the current cooler temperatures. but the weekend. that's what looks nice. let's start with the 3-degree guarantee. felt okay. southeasterly winds. and a lot of clouds. average high is 84, 85. we'll let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. live outside, michael and son weather cam. 85. remember yesterday, dew points in the 40s and 5

and 6-in leesburg. -- 86 in leesburg. manassas and 85 degrees in frederick. and so, here is tomorrow afternoon, just want to show you, in the afternoon, as the cold front moves in. more scattered showers and storms popping up. i don't think this is going to be a widespread situation. a hit or miss situation. sunday is the day to watch for a better coverage of showers and storms. so out of the two weekend days, saturday is going to be the better of the two. south of the metro area, showers on saturday afternoon. and then for sunday, rain we will dry things out though for much of next week. monday looks pretty nice. increasing sunshine. and 86 degrees. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. >>> tonight on wusa 9 news at 5:00, how did a former somali warlord end up working security at dulles? >>> new concerns tonight over virginia governor terry mcauliffe's order restorin

fbi, a tv and low den town sheriff's office assisting leesburg police. several people taken into questioning. in. >> there were several subjects located inside the residence. no injuries no danger to the public at this time u police sa this raid with heavily armedwi officer and a number of crime c scene technicians a long standing investigation. they won't say what it about. members of the northern virginia regional gang task force are part of the team on scene. >> sort of shocking considering the different types of like history of gangs in this area. >> reporter: some are aware of gang activity in loudoun county just not here in their own neighborhood. >> you never really heard of ano gang activity here it is weird out of the blue u evident federal proses computers here ih northern virginia had beenrn cracking down on gangs and gang activity for years.. some arrest attempted in the past accused of human trafficking including young girls in area high schools andla shopping malls and turning them into sex slaves what exactly this investigation is all abou

fo this is in leesburg. remb that's been roaming around hyattsville, college park, pa places like that. > i want to get him an ashby's sandwich now. >> he'll get his own sandwich. > i'll leave him alone, no selfies, either. >> that would be very dangerous. > how much are you loving this worry. >> love it. i wish it would stick around tomorrow. it's not going to be a terribler day. later in the day we will have t dodge a few showers and maybe aa rumble of thunder. i think that will be fairly isolated. tomorrow you're going to kind oo deal with the clouds rolling cl into town. we do have rain in the forecast and that's going to be coming b back thursday and friday. fr here are your weather headlinesh to give you an idea. i it will be fairly cloudy in thet morning. from time to time there therest still could be a peak of sun. i'll describe it as more cloudsl than sun. tomorrow night about this time i think there will be some showers beginning to. did. there could be some wednesday. they may hang around overnigh

. >>> right now, police are questioning several people after an early morning house raid in leesburg. it all happened along apple tree drive northeast just a few blocks away from police headquarters. our northern virginia reporter david culver is at the scene with details. >> reporter: neighbors couldn't believe what was happening in the house across the street. a police raid that started at 5:00 in the morning. the home illuminated with red and blue. police spotlights windows. watch as one person after another walks out of the house hands up, some of them just children. police have the adults lift their shirts as they check for weapons. notice the red laser focused on that man's body. >> there were several subjects that we're conducting with interviews with at this time. >> reporter: by late afternoon, investigators still combing through the house, but police not releasing much information. >> we don't want to jeopardize the ongoing nature of this investigation. >> reporter: we also saw heavily armed police and federal agents. notice they're facing outward, watching for anyone who ma

you see behind me that's a tha a heavily armed leesburg policepoe officer. you've got the fbi here as welll as atf.tf. they raided this house here at a about 5:00 o'clock this morningi at the end of a lengthy investigation.ion. not telling us what this is all about.abou they say they have tape severalr people out who were started this morning when police broke into b the house before dawn. for questioning.ni. they're not saying that they'vet been arrested or taken anyonee into custody except that theyhe brought people out and are are questioning them.he you see there are other policeic here from loudoun county c sheriffs office, and the fbi and leesburg police are now gettingi ready to go back into the house to do some evidence gathering,ai and again, they say this is parr of a long standing investigation that culminated before dawn this morning with the raid on tisn house. several people in custody. in c. not sure whether they were thehe targets of the investigation. perhaps witnesses or people whow just happen to be here and haved nothing to do with theing

it is warm but not humid right now 61 for fredrick, 64 leesburg not as cool as yesterday. first alert live doppler i said i'd show you a few sprinkles i would call them not even showers near winchester so areas off to the west will see a couple of those sprinkles through out today. 82 today a very comfortable temperature but look back off to the west. 90s are just across-the-board,

even the suburbs close to washington, frederick and leesburg. the metro area will do better. low to mid-50's. we will forecast sunny, breezy weather. low humidity. near 80 on friday. saturday we are looking at a chance of showers in the afternoon. capital pride parade will get off fine but later in the afternoon and the evening after 6:00 to 9:00 some thunderstorms could roll through the area. back to warm weather for sunday. alison: thank you. now to the story about a sheriff's deputy. michelle: it happened in stafford county. he is recovering after being shot several times. authorities say they responded to a call about a fight between a mo last night. when deputies arrived they were shot at by 18-year-old joshua sumter. one of the deputies was hit four times including a shot to his chest. he is expected to survive. sumter was arrested, charged with attempted capital murder. alison: another case of domestic violence and two people are dead at the 1300 block of gray street. police shooting and killing the man who opened fire after his estranged wife tried to run away. cheryl

across the region, even some low 60s showed up and some of our lower lying suburbs frederick, leesburg 56 degrees. not much going to happen this afternoon, just an isolated shower or thunderstorm and the reason why it's so warm today versus yesterday because we had a warm front push through and that's opening the door for all the heat. 92 this afternoon. we will talk about how long the 90s stick around for coming up in a few minutes. >>> topping the rundown now, a final goodbye to the greatest, muhammad ali is in his final resting place this morning. thousands bid farewell to the lepeop's champ in his hometown yesterday. flooding the restets of louisville to show love and respect for the late boxing wedged -- legend. he picked the speakers himself for his memorial service, among them, former president bill clinton. >> i think he decided very young to write his own life story and before fate and time could work their will ever disempowered. >> we have had team coverage in louisville for the last couple of days along with bruce johnson, our mowa lenghi shared their encounters. >> reporte

area just south and west of leesburg and associated with it. middleburgh got hit with hail just the other day and we were talking about that and i'll go out and show you some of the hail that is in this area right now because we are watching that very closely and that hail core just to the west of middlebury once again. head's up if you're around the middleburgh area and some of the hail could be upward of three inches in diameter and that is baseball-sized hail. watch out in that region. if you live in that portion of loudoun county that's where you need to watch out and this is 15 and anywhere in here, let's show you where we're going to be going. down to the south, finally getting out of here and the severe weather around 2:00, 3:00, and now the severe thunderstorm warning from sales burry and no longer for southern maryland and calvert county still seeing some of the rain. this is all part of the wider system that continues to trek down to the south, but the first round moves through fast enough and we saw somesh behind it that we destabili

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a really nice evening. 81 in leesburg. 79 in manassas and warrenton. no rain to talk about now. we had some showers earlier. they are all now gone. most of us didn't even see any rain at all today. i know i did a little bit earlier towards the montgomery county mall. 72 degrees tomorrow morning. can't rule out a shower. temperatures into the low 80s. tomorrow night is going to be different. we saw some showers and some clearing. now we're looking at something else going on here. notice this line making its way through pennsylvania and west virginia. this is one line that could refocus some shower activity overnight on us. look at this thing spinning up here towards the north. this is going to spin right down this line and it's going to come right back into our region tomorrow night and friday. the best chance of storms tomorrow will be late tomorrow night around winchester and culpeper and manassas. not a lot during the day. tonight a couple of those showers developing at midnight. it's that next area of low pressure that starts back here through the west and then moves in our a