holly's boyfriend was eventually released back into general population. but holly remained in lockup a year later. >> well, back to my hot little cell. >> please, open. please, open. >> why are you saying it like that? >> and clean that pig sty up. >> you leave my house alone. the hardest thing about being in lockup is not being able to sit, talk to him, prepare his meals for him, to iron his clothes, to wash his clothes. i mean, i enjoy doing all of that for him. going out and him coaching me and, you know, spotting me as i'm doing my little squats, you know. >> shortly after this interview, holly had a meeting scheduled with warden grant culiver to plead his case for getting out of ad seg. but before the warden arrived, holly broke down. >> what's going on with your man? >> i can't do this. i can't do this. i can't do this. >> it's okay, you're fine. >> i can't do this. >> from my observation, holly would burst into tears whenever she thought it would gain her some advantage, either getting sympathy from somebody. at one point we were arguing about me r

>> holly korbey: okay, i have one message-- have your babies in the wintertime. if you are thinking about becoming a parent, have your babies in the wintertime, and then you will get to avoid this issue completely. >> go to 60minutesovertime.com to hear the story behind our red-shirting piece from morley safer and his producers. there's a place where the sky is always blue and the kids always eat their vegetables. because the salad there is always served with the original hidden valley ranch. lt's the way ranch is supposed to taste. and try new italians and vinaigrette's from hidden valley. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. send a note stay informed catch a show. make your point make a memory make a masterpiece. read som

first we want to check in with holly. >> hey, tony. how cool would it be as a young person to say i did landscape work at arlington national cemetery. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. [ female announcer ] every woman who believes decisions about our bodies and our health care should be our own is troubled mitt romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a law that outlaws all abortion -- even in cases of rape and incest. and that's not all. i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. [ female announcer ] for women, planned parenthood means life-saving cancer screenings and family-planning services. but, for mitt romney... planned parenthood. we're going to get rid of that. real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, fresh-picked peaches are just 77 cents a pound. get a super low price on tide. $10.99 for 100 ounces. yoplait yogurt is just 50 cents. real bi

holly. >>reporter: that's what they say, tony, all those other sports, they're just games. we're talking about racing and wreckin'. no better way to spend a saturday night, even more so here at old dominion speedway as they are gearing up for the third annual nascar day all for a good cause. coming up live later, we're going to have our own mock race plus tell you too how you can get behind the wheel of a race car. it's all ahead on fox 5 morning news. look at that, the pace car is even running. 3q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month, over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. and now you can try finish quantum for free. visit us on facebook. >>> as we mentioned earlier, redskins fans are breathing a sigh of relief. yes. >> robert griffs fi

holly is standing by in northwest with details. holly, you look fantastic. >> reporter: thank you. if i was going to be an olympian or train like one, i would want to do it at this place. is it gorgeous or what? we are live this morning at vita fitness, specifically at the penthouse pool, where, yes, they are celebrating team u.s.a. in all different ways. we'll talk about that. but if you still want to head to the games, believe it or not, you can. we're going to talk airfare and more on how you can go over there. it's all live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ how you want. but they can be really well thexpensive.ted a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insu

fox5's holly morris joins us live from historic st. mary's city. holly? >> reporter: if there was any interview you would want to get in 1633, what do you think it would be? >> with the governor. >> the first governor. >> reporter: the first governor of the state of maryland. who happens to be here now, live on fox 5. leonard calvert, good morning to you. >> good day to you. >> reporter: i know it's busy being first governor. >> without a doubt. >> reporter: you're taking time to play games with us. >> i heard you would be here so i did want to take respite from my normal duties. i rarely get a chance to play. >> reporter: what have you been dealing with? >> you have no idea. all of the challenges. new laws, new land, new people it seems to be. my goodness, for instance it makes so sense to have a law about how fast a horse and cart can go down the city street. very good. if you have no streets and very few horses and carts. so we have to adapt the laws to what we have here. >> reporter: i understand you selected this site as the first capital. what did y

holly, you make it look easy. every time, you are one step away -- >> reporter: did i get it that time? [ yelling ] >> reporter: myfoxdc.com is our web site. only have home games through next tuesday. four games between now and then. get the hottest ticket in town. i'm not just talking about the weather. more fox 5 morning news after the break, stay with us. >>> fox 5 is continuing to follow a developing story out of montgomery county where federal investigators are on the scene of a deadly plane crash this morning. the latest in a live report. >> new claims against the man who killed trayvon martin. what she has to say he did to her for years. >> unwelcomed souvenir for a woman returning from vacation. find out what bit her that landed her in the hospital for a week. good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> is that video over? >> yes. i'm alison seymour. that's coming up in today's medical team. we'll also look at creepy crawlers that are helpful to your health. >> the whole segment is fascinating today. tucker barnes

back to you in the studio. >> all right, holly, thank you very much. >> thanks, holly. >>> coming up, managing mosquitos. >> we will sit down with the pros for a way, or ways to keep the pests off of you. we'll put the popular repellents to the test. time now, 8:55. we'll be right back. ñ' >>> good thursday morning. i'm alison seymour. >> i'm tony perkins. right now at 9:00, thousands still without power and now local lawmakers are calling for answers. coming up, who is responding. plus, montgomery county executive isaiah leggett joins us in studio to discuss restoration times. >> managing mosquitos. don't let those insects ruin your summer, really, or the next party you're going to. tips from the pros. and find out if what you're using works. >> later, a remarkable story you don't want to miss. russell watson beat several life-threatening illnesses. now he is out with a new cd to inspire a nation. he joins us live instudio this hour to perform what he says may be his favorite track on that new album. ♪ >> before we get to weather, we want to mention there are still a numbe

these old plants can be removed, holly. what you can think about doing is gussying up that planter for the rest of the season. you want to take out -- >> reporter: everything needs a good gussie. >> right. you want to take out some of the soil and work in new plants. plants like these vincas are on special, one dollar a plant. >> reporter: why are they on special? >> they're annuals. coming to the end of the annual season. this sweet potato vine, that will fill in. >> reporter: you can spruce them back up for not a lot of money? >> right, for not a lot of money. i'm going to give you this white begonia. that will give a lot of pop. basically what you can do is you can have a revived planter just as your electricity is being revived. and it's going to last you for the entire rest of the summer. now, remember what this looked like just a second ago? >> reporter: it looks beautiful. >> for four bucks you've got a great revision to your planter. even your deck plants can be done. they have all kinds of specials at garden center

holly morris joins us live from the kennedy center with more. holly? >> reporter: if you know anything about the addams family, you know that there is no hotter romance than that between gomez and morticia. when it comes to the musical, it also centers around creepy wednesday falling in love with a "normal guy." no dad likes to see their daughter fall in love with anybody, including gomez. this is douglas sills, and dare i say, bonjour mon ami. >> it's the morning show. >> reporter: it's later in the day somewhere in the world. thank you for joining us. the show is fun. >> high five. i like to hear that. >> reporter: i saw people in the audience laughing, connecting reliving the slow they loved back then, but young people liking it, too. >> everybody gets to see the characters they fell in love with, but in a new setting. young people that don't know the family very well are going to enjoy it and all the references are modern. >> reporter: talk about the show in terms of when it first hit broadway. had big names out there, nathan lane and didn't do wel

holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are talking about a big day of charity. 400 members. 50 children coming out later to take part. they are giving of materials and their time and service and it's to renew this wonderful monument of arlington national cemetery and remember obviously those who have given the ultimate sacrifice and those buried here. phil fogerty is a member. he has organized the event in the past. good morning. >> good morning, holly. >> reporter: thanks for coming out on this soggy day albeit cooler. >> we will take it. >> reporter: explain what will go on today. this is no token giving here. there is real work that will happen. >> yeah. for 16 years we have been coming out to arlington every year. it has grown. we have done more acres and things. at one time it was lawn care then tree care and irrigation system is being reworked here. the scope of work continues to grow as does the folks that come out to do it. >> obviously everyone here that lives in our area knows this is a big place. give us the

here's holly with more from manassas now. holly. >>reporter: hey, guys. have you ever heard sell on sunday, win on monday? >> yes. >>reporter: it's a long-time slogan that's been associated with nascar because it means if that brand of car wins a race on sunday, then on monday that brand of car will be selling at the auto dealers. and so that's kind of been the theme in terms of nascar racing over the years. but when you're talking about the nascar race that we're talking about on saturday here at old dominion speedway, we're selling a whole different thing. we're selling the future for kids that wouldn't necessarily have that opportunity because it's all about the program called youth for tomorrow which saturday's third annual nascar day supports ron devine is the vice president for youth for tomorrow. he also is the owner of bk racing, and i have the future of nascar here with me as well, jonathan benly and brady miranda. we're going to get to them in just a second. i why this event and why now? >> it's an important event because the youth home like eve

last night, three women were talking about holly behind her back and made an interesting point. >> holly is an interesting person. i've enjoyed getting to know her. >> you've gotten to know her? >> there's a couple bumps. i want to know why you have to lie, tell me you're an art major when you never were an art major. >> i don't think she was. >> i know she wasn't. when you can't tell me who painted the sistine chapel. >> or any of the first chapels. >> jimmy: later in the episode, the brain trust got her to confront holly. she admitted she was lying and found a way to trump that 16th chapel remark. >> i'm a bad liar, my major was in psychology. i thought you wouldn't believe i was in psychologist if i said it. that's honestly why i said it. >> what was the biggest paper in psych you remember writing? >> probably in my -- probably -- >> give me one psychologist and their viewpoint. just one. >> dr. phil. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i have no further questions. your witness, counselor. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was a great answer. that was the best possible answer. her major was psychology w

holly morris is in northwest d.c. at the belgian embassy with those answers and more. >> reporter: tony, i have the answers, including the answer as to what jean claude van dam is doing now. in 2011 he was the voice of master croc in kung fu panda ii and was offered the role, he turned it down, but word on the street, he'll be in ex spendables 2. >> he should be. >> reporter: in addition to that, you can have jean claude van dam on saturday thanks to this guy here. good morning to you. that is the name of your mussel dish, right? >> for saturday, right. >> reporter: anybody can do mussels in white wine. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you're kicking it up a notch. >> we have the beer, balances well with the mussels and bacon. adds a great element to the dish. >> reporter: mussels will take on the favor of what you're cooking them in? >> in you can make a great soup or broth, you can probably make a good mussel dish. >> reporter: hard to cook them, easy to cook them? slow and -- >> everybody has their own methods. i use th

holly, we keep hearing this nice piano music. is that coming from the embassy? someone playing piano there? >> reporter: no, i think it's coming from wisconsin avenue there. thank you for adding in beautiful belgian music. if you want to learn about the country of belgian, who would you learn from other than the ambassador himself. we have a 9:45 appointment with him, and i think he's ready for us. hello, mr. ambassador. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: thank you so much for giving us time today. >> you are so welcome. we are very happy to have you here in the same week we celebrate our national day. welcome to my office. >> reporter: is your office always this clean or did you clean it up for us? >> i cleaned it up for you. >> reporter: i love a man that's honest. how do you usually start your day? >> we try to be here, my day starts early at home, read your newspapers and personal mails already and come to the office, and that will be a bit after 8:00. and then i go through the official mails. we have our first meeting at 9:00. the whole staff. then we do kind

holly is taking us to washington, george washington's home where holly is learning to make the delicious dessert. >>> and in the district, a huge celebration, of course. lots of stars converging on the nation's capital including kool and the gang. we'll sit down with robert kool bell coming up.  max! ( dog barking ) this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of shareable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. deer park water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.88 a box. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> back now with what is being called one of the largest cherry pies out there. >> i would like to see the other one. >> ye

the life improvement store. >>> holly is live with they is details, hey, holly. >> reporter: good morning, thist is not just an app world tourd event, it is officially also a wta tour event, which means you can come out here and see the best men and women take to the court. this is such a wonderful experience. they have expanded it.it jeff joins me in the court side cafe where the air conditioning works so well, i had to put myt jacket on. n. you know, it's exciting to be here.. there's a lot of news, so let's first talk about the new name. >> first of all, adding theth women's event has been a great experience. each year we try to improve theo events for a better experience, so adding the women's event, we have a new grand stand court. we have new practice courts toic give people the opportunity. and we have great specialsp events, a chef challenge, winewi tasting, alumni night. >> and the title sponsor, adding the city radio, tell me about that. >> city, we had radios that people could listen to so they could hear the matches, so city coming on board this year,ye adding a great deal ofo

holly morris joins us live from the national building museum. looks like fun. >> reporter: it is a lot of fun. it's cool what you can learn while you're here. the national building museum put a call out to the top firms in our area and said, we want you to do a hole for us. be creative. design something fun. they have done just that. each and every hole here is unique. you're not going to find it anywhere else. it all has some kind of educational component behind it, or inspiration behind it being maybe a project that's actually going on in our area as we speak. and that is the case with this hole right here. and my two guests, ashton allen and monique keith for studios architecture. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> reporter: fun different project for you all. >> definitely. we love participating in events with the building museum. when they asked us to do something for mini golf we thought, it's a great opportunity for us to showcase a project that's under construction now, and it's perfect for golf. it's got a lot of slopes and

. >> she became known, the holly of holly carter hale. i ran into him. he said, is your mother, did she work in the prepared department? i said, yeah. she was legendary. pat nixon worked at the broadway hollywood. tavis: richard nixon's wife. we have two famous people from their past. >> and never met her. momma was tough. she went to night school. she got her aa degree. she was studying law. she was interested. she got me into classical music. she got me into art. there was a story that my father won an award for window dressing in a grocery store in toronto. he got a national award. i always thought that was whatever. folklore. two weeks ago my sister found a book of my father's on window dressing. for stores. i started crying. i could not believe it. tavis: there was creativity in your family. >> his sister became a dress designer. she had a following, not a big one. it was indigenes somewhere. genes somewhere. crazy. tavis: runs in your dna. you mentioned at los angeles city college. education institution, city colleges, state-funded programs, are un

and fox 5's holly morris says you can. she is live in brandywine with the grand master of gardening, derek thomas. >> reporter: the grand master of gardening, there he is. and not only have we done a patio on a budget, but we've done it in a timely fashion. >> right. there. >> reporter: this was not here when we started a few hours ago. >> patios have come a long way. all of these look like stones. you can get a patio done on a budget, whether you want to be a do it yourselfer or have it professionally installed, you can create a great space like we did during the news show and we've got a couple finishing pieces to do here. >> reporter: not only is it something that can be done efficient but easily? >> relatively easily. once you get everything set up, it's just as easy as that, holly. we brought in the big guy. we brought in the expert here with us this morning. >> reporter: come on over. >> hello. >> reporter: well, hello. are you waving to me? >> he's going to get ready with everything we need to know. >> reporter: you

holly joins us live from kastles stadium. holly? >> reporter: boston isn't the only lobsters. that's what we feel like this morning. >> got you. >> reporter: we are having a great time and that's in large part due to murphy, the coach, coach of the year last year. why are you so good? >> because of our team, our players. we refuse to lose. >> reporter: we refuse to lose. it's worked out. >> we're the hardest working team out here. you'll see us practicing hours every morning and afternoon. come match time, we're grinding. blood, sweat and tears out here. >> reporter: you can see, you came out just to talk to us and you're getting in a good warmup. >> thank god you guys came to visit us, because i think on a day like today, our players may have wanted the day off. but, you know, there's no rest for the weary. and our team ceases to quit. refuse to lose. >> reporter: i think you need to sweat some more. get on out there. >> you need to sweat a little bit. >> reporter: i am going to sweat. i'm doing intense interviews. >> good luck with that. >> reporter: thanks. okay. i refuse t

holly? >> reporter: there are five house mini golf courses in the u.s., but the coolest one is in our area at the national building museum. i was robbed! it's only going to be here for the next couple of months. we're going to talk about what you can find yourself involved in and why you might want to make a tee time for you and your family. stay with us. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >>> after more than 38 years in business, the last remaining magic shop in the d.c. metro area has closed its doors. >> i late to hear this. as fox 5's john henrehan reports, the show will still on in some other form or other. >> look, i'm a magician. i'm going to get right out of it. >> reporter: barry taylor says he has mixed feelings about closing down the retail side of his l

holly? >> reporter: good morning

holly was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. charles grodin. this is particularly troubling. this young man was not even near the scene of the crime. >> he was convicted of premeditated murder. he lent his car. he had no record and he writes me from prison and a yes, sir, and yes, ma'am kind of kid tells me about what he wants to do out of prison. he will not get out unless something is done about this. being an advocate for inmates who are unfairly in prison. i want to say a lot of people are let out of prison that are not -- or should not be let out. the chesshire murders in connecticut. kill the mother daughters and set the house on but the doctor survived. another case in florida. they broke in the house and killed a two year old sleeping baby boy. i don't think they should have been let out of prison. of all of the cases i have been involved with are nonviolent cases and i never saw a case like and if you are involved in a felony such as robbery that leads to a murder, then you are as guilty as the person who commits the murder and that's

but ld is - hollis dorsey ffars she may never fully recover from the summee of discontent. ((:29:30) "ann water helps out it means a whole lot honey...yes indeed, thaak youu jesus...!" jeff abbll, fox 45 news late edittin. 3 while b-g-e gives hospitals and 9-1-- says it cannot prioritize its pepaiis based n individual health needs. luckily tonight we're doon to 30 thousand without power from a peak of over a half a million. thousands of field and support forces.....some coming from as far aa quebec....are aggressively working to ressooe serrice to those 30 thousann still in the dark..... dark..... &pkaren parkk is live at the b-g-e staging area where some of those crews are just coming in after a long ddy at work.....karen? kaaen?? herr are crews here &pfrom canada....louisiana.. ..mmssaahhssttssand few...tooassisttbge in restoring power to the nearly dark.... 3 thousand bge contract and out pf state field and support forces will continue to work and every customer is each - resttred....most crews got pere sunday and all describe the restoration to be difficult..... we spoke to a por

out on this hot monday. >> thank you, holly. melanie alnwick is live with damage this morning, so is tucker barnes. >> plus, a gas shortage in the washington area. how long it will last and what you can do to avoid problems. we're checking in live with aaa. >> fireworks and the 4th, you may enjoy them, but chances are your pets are scared. tips for a stress-free pet at your party. >> speaking of parties, if you want to wow your guests, we've got a chef here. she will be cooking lobster burgers in studio b. lobster! >> little relief with the food. >> ready for that. >>> the entire d.c. region feeling the impact of friday's severe storms of course. >> we have live team coverage. tucker barnes is covering weather from northwest d.c. julie wright has the latest on the roads. and holly morris and melanie alnwick are checking the damage in virginia and maryland. let's begin now with tucker in d.c. good morning, tucker. >> reporter: i can tell you standing in the hot sun, i think they're warming up. couple of hours ago

holly is in the district to tell us all about it. we'll check back in with her a little later. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> transportation officials are taking a closer look at a devastating bus crash in virginia. four people were killed last year, dozens hurt when a sky express bus heading to new york overturned on i-95. this happened near thornburg. court records show the driver told police he fell asleep at the wheel. today the national transportation safety board will discuss the crash and consider safety regulations. >>> a new food bank distribution center opens in the district this morning. this one is huge. the

holly morris is live at national harbor. that's not her, that is shrek. but we're going to find out what shrek, and what is it? >> theona. >> those are not their triplets though. [ laughter ] a british man is lucky to be alive, thanks to an open sun roof. >> look at this video caught on surveillance camera. you can see a car crashes at high speed, and rolls to its side. the passenger flies through the car's roof. there he is coming out there. wow, and lands face first on the ground, amazingly, he walked away, unscathed. >> gets right up. >> he's lucky that car didn't flip again. wow! >>> couple of tourist from canada got lucky, all four passengers in this hot air balloon walked away without injuries after crash landing in an arizona field. authorities say strong winds in the area forced the early descent. >>> still ahead in the next half hour, share sharing money goes s social. >> peer lending. >> do the benefits outweigh the risks? we are live with the answer. >> an update on a developing story, a freight train off the rails in central ohio. we will be r

. >> sergeant dan hollis rushes to help one of the fallen officers when the bomber, terry rosland, emerges from the burning vehicle. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. terry was out of the vehicle. terry was actually on fire. >> the mayhem begins hours earlier after rosland robs a drugstore for valium. the sheriff quickly learns of the incident. >> he showed them an attache case and told them he had a bomb inside of it and if he didn't get the valium, he would detonate. the pharmacist did the right thing. he gave him the valium. >> minutes later, local police are on the suspect's tail and soon he's cornered in downtown butte. >> tried to get him to move out of the residential and business area in the event he did detonate, and he shut down in one of the most busiest thoroughfares in butte. >> cameraman tom wreggett covers the standoff. >> they had the car stopped in the middle of the intersection. it was a couple fire trucks sitting kind of blocking the street, police cars, an ambulance sitting down the block a little bit, and they were just talking to the guy through the window. >> rosland te

under the possible settlement, some families would be allowed to return to their homes in the holly acres mobile home park. prince william county officials said the park was ininhabittable last fall after floods from tropical storm lee. since then the county and the owner of holly acres have been fighting over the owner's efforts to rebuild. >>> torrential rains flooded roadways throughout the district overnight. this was the scene on rhode island avenue northwest. motorists were struggling just to get around. some were concerned that d.c.'s drainage system could not handle the downpour. while d.c.'s d.o.t. director explained exactly what happened. >> when you have a downpour like we had last night, when you get that much water at that quick of a time, the system is not going to be able to handle it. that's what you were saying, the system was not able to handle it. >> he adds that d.c. is working to improve its drainage system and flooding like what happened on rhode island avenue last night whether become less frequent. >>> arlington county police have several leads in their search for

the people who call holly acres home. >> another great day outside, at least temperature wise. top, we've seen temperatures and storms start to roll through. >> we talked about a few thunderstorms popping up and we have a few thunderstorms. in fact, we'll show you live doppler. nothing severe at this point, but some have heavy rains. if you're going up 97 toward wheaten, some heavy rains there up 29 as well. and heavier activity also down, just to the west of national airport, headed toward anondale and to the east of springfield. look for a brief heavy downpour and good activity east of bowie out 50 as you head toward the park and also annapolis inbetween 97 and 50. so again, nothing severe, but brief, heavy downpours likely with these storms. 82 downtown. 79 in manassas. 82 in leesburg. 81 in hagerstown and 84 at andrews. for tonight, we'll keep the chance of a thunderstorm in. otherwise mostly cloudy and mild. lows 66 to 74 downtown. we'll come back. we'll talk about a frontal system to our south that will move back to the north as a warm front. we'll tell you what that will

holly morris, fox 5 news. >>> the washington monument could be closed until 2014, thanks to last year's east coast quake national park service is accepting bids to repair the monument they hope it will start this september, it will require massive scaffolding and take 12 to 18 months to complete. >>> heck of a lights show last night went on for an hour at my house. >> those were bad storms once again, 102 degrees yesterday brian, plenty of atmosphere fuel for these storms we saw that terrible micro burst damage in fled ricks burg. -- fredericksburg. we are getting a pass on the strong storms tonight we need it. outside the sun popped out, the boundary was making its way down to the south but the sun is out now and temperatures have responded and we did climb into the mid-and upper 80s, took until later this afternoon to get there, where it was sunnier, of course, especially to our north, out there a little we recallier today, let's talk about wealther -- earlier today. let's talk about weather headlines. 102 today, 105 saturday. next several days temperatures will stay close to average

in annandale, holly morris, fox 5. >>> after the storm, the weather is still sticky. folks without power looking for relief and let's look at the forecast with gary. >> reporter: thank you, brian. thunderstorms are out there this afternoon and this evening. i want to focus on this quickly on radar. the storms are coming out of pennsylvania and just went severe for fullton, franklin, and adams county, southern pennsylvania. they're headed towards hagerstown. headed to hagerstown at 25 miles an hour and gusty winds, heavy rain. lindsay. >>> thank you, gary. coming up in sports, one american is left standing at wimbledon and plus does davie johnson not want the 10-year- old star to be an all-star? we'll hear from the skipper in sports as the news edge at 6 continues. ntinues.  . >>> maryland's attorney general is investigating reports of gas gouging across the state. the attorney general's office received multiple complaints citing gas stations in beltsville, college park and the arundel mills area. as it stands, maryland doesn't have a specific law against p

thanks, holly. >>> it's time for our facebook fan of the day. we want to say good morning and happy birthday to ma'am mcdonald. she is 62 years young today. says she can't think of a better way to celebrate than to watch fox 5 morning news. >> i like that kind of birthday celebration. >> that is. >> good morning, pam. that does it for the 6:00 hour. >> time to send it over to allison and tony. good morning. >> good morning. coming up, a violent fourth of july in the district. two separate shootings, both in northwest, both deadly. the latest from the crime scenes straight ahead. >> with another hot day on tap, the thousands still without power are wondering when they'll be able to fire up the air conditioner. ahead, an update on restoration efforts and why some pepco customers say they're getting the run-around. >> plus a day after independence day celebrations at the e

. >> but first prince william county takes action against the people holly acres mobile home park. we'll be right back. >>> back with the 9 news now update, lots of people lost their power recently, but some families in woodbridge, virginia just lost their homes. prince william county county has now evicted eight families living at holly acres mobile home park. the county declared the homes unfit to live in last fall since tropical storm low. ever since then the owner has been fighting over the efforts to rebuild. churches and other groups are working to find shelters for the families who are now on the streets. >>> governor martin o'malley is working to get lawmakers to agree on a plan to expand gambling in maryland, but he's not going to call a special session for the issue next week. back in may governor o'malley set july 9th as a tentative date to call the lawmakers back, but his spokesperson says that's not going to happen. she said o'malley will continue to look for an agreement that might be passed later this summer. >>> the owners at verizon center may soon get the go ahead

in a rare interview with holly williams in london this morning. holly, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. good morning, erica. it's not every day you get a personal audience with royalty even if this particular prince and princess are perhaps less well known than the more famous couple that live just down the road here in london. we sat dow with monaco's head of state, prince albert ii and his wife, princess charlene at their palace and afterwards we were invited along to the swimming pool. in case you missed it, there was a royal wedding last year watched by 2 billion people worldwide. the second in line to the british throne wasn't the only european prince to tie the knot last summer. just weeks later about 800 miles due south, prince albert of monaco married a former olympic swimmer from south africa. it was a glittering ceremony with celebrity guests. a year on, the couple invited "cbs this morning" into their home. the 700-year-old palace perched on a cliff top above the waters of the mediterranean. may i ask how is married life? >> i th