this really should include the fredericksburg area but it doesn't. a lot of lightning associated with this. again, very heavy rainfall. heads up along fredericksburg, back toward culpepper, very strong storms. up toward the north this line, as i said, continues to weaken around the damascus and mount airy area and right through the district, coming right on through downtown about the next 10 to 15 minutes, get those umbrellas ready, move through though fairly quickly and yes, doreen going to cool things down. >> sounds good. thank you, doug. >>> they were coming from a birthday party. he was coming from a graduation party. but their seemingly chance encounter ended with two men dead, a third wounded and a 15-year-old charged with murder. news4's pat collins is in fredericksburg, virginia with details. pat? >> reporter: two celebrations that somehow lead to a done frontation and a case of double murder. three men stabbed, two of them killed. the suspect is a 15-year-old boy and now, he is facing first-degree murder charges. people in fredericksburg ar

this really should include the fredericksburg area but it doesn't. a lot of lightning associated with this. again, very heavy rainfall. heads up along fredericksburg, back toward culpepper, very strong storms. up toward the north this line, as i said, continues to weaken around the damascus and mount airy area and right through the district, coming right on through downtown about the next 10 to 15 minutes, get those

fredericksburg coming in 89. sunshine down there a little bit more instability, because of the cloud cover to the north, not able to get that instability, not able to get that severe weather risk and that's why that severe thunderstorm watch is down to the south. talking about st. mary's county, westmoreland county, spotsylvania county, orange county and points to the south. notice, we have got rain coming in but not a single thunderstorm right now from frederick, hagerstown, leesburg lore ray, rain around the region, the thunderstorms, they are down to the south and they are some fairly strong storms even stronger storms down around the norfolk area. so what will we see the rest of the night? will we see strong storms? yeah, still a potential for that as we move on through but i'm not expecting much in the way of severe weather, especially not severe widespread areas of severe weather move on through the night. down to the south though, keep your heads up, severe thunderstorm warning until midnight tonight. >>>

towards clinton, maryland quantico fredericksburg, all seeing some rain. we'll zoom into this area right here. this is where some of the heavier rain is right along 17, between fredericksburg and the warrenton area. this will continue up towards warrenton over the next hour or two. look at the wider picture here. you notice we see a lot more rain making our way up across the region. we're not getting that break now. the rain is moving back. look at the clouds. to the north they were up near 70 degrees up near new york and philly today. but for us only around 64 degrees. and look at the low. look at this thing just spinning down here. we've got to get rid of that area of low pressure. that way we get rid of all the clouds moving up from the atlantic that will finally move out on friday. and that will make for some much nicer weather. first off, we've got tonight. tomorrow morning, yeah, i think some shower activity early tomorrow morning around that morning rush. so heads up. give yourself a little extra time. do not forget the umbrellas. do not forget the

news four's pat collin was is in fredericksburg where a fast food place here in fredericksburg. some words were exchanged a teenager pulls out a knife. a 15-year-old teenager, police says. he stabs three men. we have a 28-year-old man who was murdered, a 30-year-old man who was murdered and a 29-year-old man in serious condition in the hospital after he was stabbed in the back. now the 15-year-old was brought to the police station last night by a family member. he was questioned and then charged with two counts of first-degree murder. so far, he is charged as a juvenile. we are going to have a lot more on this coming up at 5:00, wendy. we even talked to the father of one of the murder victims. i will see you at 5. >> all right, thank you, pat collins. we will look for you then. >>> well, these men didn't count on having cameras in their elevator. they are accused of taking part in a pickpocketing scheme in foggy bottom. this was last wednesday near 21st and pennsylvania avenues. security footage shows one man dropping things in the front of the man with the white hair. the man i

it feels like 105 in fredericksburg. lower 80's the further west you go. scanning the skies with the doppler radar. it's quiet and dry. right now inside the beltway. we will look for conditions to improve. get worse to the west of us. as we head through the next couple of hours or so. this is what is going on in terms of the forecast. our-by-hour. we are talking about temperatures falling to the 80's by 11:00 at night. we will back in 70's by early tomorrow morning. a cool down coming up in a few minutes. jonathan: steve, thanks. have you haven't already, be sure to sign up for text alerts about the weather, traffic and also with breaking news. go to wjla.com/texts. enter your cell phone number. kimberly: well, we have been talking about it all afternoon. a rare and frightening scene on one north carolina beach. two teenagers each losing an arm in shark attack. jonathan: so scary and so rare when you think about it. the teenagers recovering now but the news is worrying beach-goers. the team coverage begins with abc's elizabeth hur. elizabeth: with the eyes

that includes fredericksburg. fredericksburg you're in it. culpeper and spotsylvania till 6:30. the box is kind of drawn like it's moving northeast. it's moving due east so we do see the potential of a little bit of hail in here also. maybe a little bit of hail. maybe 1.8 inches in diameter. now weakened a little bit as it's moved toward stafford. main threat there is going to be rainfall rates of 2, 3 inches per hour. headed toward mccarthy's corn er on our storm tracker. it's already there. and then head ed toward colonial beach, you've had a couple storms. might have storm number two. these are still producing heavy rains out toward silver hill and now just other the east of fedex. on the east side of the beltway. everything is moving off to the east. these are going to roll in to mel wood and upper marlboro. there will be heavy rain to the east of town but not so much anything severe. this little storm we're tracking toward buoy, may be hitting buoy about 6:25 but right now it's weakening. some storms this evening. a few going to be heavy. yellow alert through tomorrow for a

still down to the south, dealing with tremendous lightning around fredericksburg, south of fredericksburg toward st. mary's county. southern st. mary's county. if you're looking south from waldorf or fredericksburg, looking at amazing lightning now. the show down there is just simply gorgeous. here's the whole system. came through philadelphia. again 71 mile-per-hour winds around the city of philadelphia. those moved through the region. behind this, look how clear the radar is. nothing back here. that means we are in for a beautiful day tomorrow. 88 in d.c. tomorrow. 89 culpeper. 89 toward fredericksburg. and 84 in martinsburg. wednesday will be spectacular. thursday, a little different story but not bad. 89. humidity starts to creep back up. yeah a chance of a late day shower or storm. i think most of the area looks dry. wednesday and thursday are nice. friday, friday we start to see the clouds move in. temperatures around 84 degrees with a good chance of an afternoon shower. here comes the weekend. look at these numbers. 72 on saturday. 74 on sunday. a storm system brings us a northeast

stormy conditions down south this is fredericksburg, there's i-95. this storm sliding right across i-95 the next couple of minutes, a lot more storms firing around williamsburg and norfolk. lightning here too. so, for us, on the southern fringe of all this severe weather, but we will have some more heavy weather coming up this weekend the first half with thunderstorms the potential of flooding those storms on saturday could bring some very strong winds damaging winds of their own. let's take a look at your future weather, even though we have got showers, still could see an isolated thunderstorm. this is around 8:00. prior to about 11 p.m. or midnight, the bulk of our wet weather should be out of here by midnight. earthly tomorrow morning 6 a.m. pockets of fog, some wet weather, occasional shower it will be light. get by with a small umbrella early tomorrow morning. so, for us, some stormy conditions down south, temperature between 6 and 9 p.m., 7 degrees, early tomorrow morning, mid-70s, not going to be cooling way down. because of the moisture still

still 92 in fredericksburg. we'll talk about the cold front. will it finally lower temperature force the rest of your week? and we'll also have your three- degree guarantee. >> thank you. montgomery county police are trying to figure out what led to a fiery crash that killed a little boy. the officers responded to near 370 in gaithersburg. the neighbors told us that they see a lot of crashes in that neighborhood. >> it tends to be a spot where a lot of accidents do occur. >> reporter: adrien duncan tells us she had an infant at home but didn't hear it and was up at the same time this white toyota lost control, jumped the median and crashed into an opposite lane catching fire at around 3:30 tuesday morning. an ems crew just happened to be driving by at the time and immediately tried to help the female driver get that back door open. by the time the firefighters forced their way in, it was too late. a young boy sitting in the back seat had died. >> i'm a teacher in area d anytime something happens the child or obviously anyone it is a grave conce

feels like 10in quantity coand 104 in fredericksburg. if you think you are getting relief from the heat and the humid to the west of us not quite. ocean city feels like 91. dew point levels beginning to fall to the west. we are in the lower 70's in d.c. we will stay that way for the next couple of hours or so but the drier air on the way. the satellite and radar shows showers and thunderstorms trying to block it around the pan-handful of west virginia. that will slowly drift south. the impact on the immediate metro i dhink we will see a lot around here other than a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. the skies this hour will head over toward west of us. panhandle of west virginia. we have a few thunderstorms at this time. we should note nothing is warned. we have no active watches. we may see may see a warning or two. but i don't think we are going to see much. the best chance will be west of d.c. nighttime lows will fall to 70 degrees. partly cloudy skies. less humid compared to the past several nights. winds out of the north at 5-

fredericksburg police are asking anyone with information about the fight to give them a call. >>> teachers at ballou high school staged a sit-in today. >> the sent this letter to the school chancellor telling her the reconstitution is harmful to students, teachers, and the community, saying it takes a lot more than a new structure to rebuild a school. >> was wondering why all the good teachers were leaving. >> reporter: among them, ms. vick aria. the two popular teachers are leaving on their own accord, taking a year off to travel but 40 of their colleagues have been forced out after dc public schools deemed ballou underperforming. the teachers staging a sit-in, protesting the third reconstitution in just five years. >> we were just having dinner with a bunch of our alumni who talked to us about how the school really underprepared them for college. they got to college and we thought they're the happy end ing kids who got to college then they got there and don't know how to survive. >> i want the chance to rethink, revisit. i want to rescind a decision to do this, have a sit-down with the t

here is the heat index. 84 in fredericksburg. 85 at this hour in washington. and 85 down towards pawtuxent river. you walk outside you really do feel the heat, the humidity you. feel it very thick the atmosphere. storm team 4 radar clear. we saw showers and a few thunderstorms earlier. came right across route 66 right through fairfax county prince george's county before dying out. we did have a few more back towards the west. it all formed along a little bit of a line here. look at this line. this line had some severe weather associated with it in through pennsylvania. we had more back through the west. that's what we're going to see during the day tomorrow. future weather timing it out for us. 8:00 tomorrow, not much. just clouds and hot. did i mention that? >> you did. >> just wanted to make sure. it's going to be hot tomorrow. and with that, we'll see a chance for some more showers and thunderstorms. they will be scattered. not everybody will see them. once again, do not cancel the outdoor plans. however, if you're at the pool, keep a watchful eye to the sk

a few more south and west of fredericksburg. those from fredericksburg should be passing through the triangle over the next little bit. so on your way out the door this morning, more sunglasses than umbrellas needed for the day. and then later on this afternoon, temperatures will rise from the low and mid 70s this morning with a few puddles around. but generally dry walkways to drier conditions with more sunshine. mid to upper 80s later on this afternoon before the big heat wave comes in. tom has more on that in ten minutes. but for now, another crash on the roads. >> look at 70 westbound in mount airy. it's blocking the left lane and the left shoulder. a warning there. brand new tree -- a report of a tree down in northwest. we have a crew on the way. mccomb street at idaho avenue. 66 headed into town and 95 into and out of town looking good as well. no major problems overall. prince george's county roads, nice and clear right now. 49 miles per hour. you can see indian head avenue, not bad. and beltway at new hampshire avenue is

so 66 is wet. 95 fredericksburg is wet. around the beltway too, in fairfax county into montgomery county. pavement is wet there. pavement is wet along 270 as well. much of prince george's county just little bit of light drizzle as well as right near the bay, anne arundel, calvert and st. mary's. we're in the mid 50s right now. shep schenn valley -- shenandoah valley, upper 50s and near 50s. out of the mountains low to mid 50s. live view from our tower camera producing this light rain. there's the washington monument. hover by 60 by 8:00. a chance of some light showers, sprinkles and drizzle into the afternoon. highs only reaching mid 60s. next weather and traffic on the 1s, your drive times forecast and we have had some accidents this morning. melissa is tracking that. what's going on? >> this is a report of a crash, virginia northbound kind of in the dale city area, not blocking anything. we spoke with police, so that of course is good. but just wanted to mention that if you're head out any time soon. 66 eastbound at nutle

of fredericksburg, the leading edge of milder air. we want the milder air in here but with that comes the chance of thunderstorms and that means friday night, saturday and into saturday night. by 8:00 tomorrow a few showers here and there, 60s, a little better of showers out toward the shenandoah valley either side of i-81. day planner, 60s to start, doesn't go up much, 62 at 11:00, 64 by 1:00. friday milder with showers, 78 and on saturday showers, perhaps thunderstorms, low 80s. next seven days. sunday we keep dry and nats are in town through sunday. you can watch friday and saturday's game. here on 9. warmer monday and tuesday, upper 80s, showers and storms, dry wednesday with highs in the middle 80s. >>> a pay disparity between some minority workers and their white counterparts in one industry. >> and in a few days how you'll be able to control even more devices in your home with a smartphone. i'll tell you about it in tonight's consumer alert. >> after the break why james holmes' lawyers are asking for a mistrial in the case of >

happening in his apartment in gray stone court in fredericksburg. he was 25 years ode. >>> we are following a developing story. officers are searching for two prisoners who escaped two weeks ago in new york. they're look for them near the new york/pennsylvania border. witnesses spotted the two in the area last week and a prison worker has been charged in the escape and a corrections officer placed on leave. >>> another prison on the loose in new orleans. he somehow got ahold of a gun and killed a police officer. the man, the prisoner, travis boyce is still out there. >>> now the church massacre in charleston, south carolina. mitt romney says the confederate flag at the state capitol should be taken down. here's his tweet and he writes to many, the confederate flag is a symbol of racial hatred. he says remove it now to honor the charleston victims. >>> in the wake of the shooting, some of those running for president are calling for better gun control laws. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker has more. >> how it could be possible that we as

popular new business in fredericksburg. early sunday morning a 15-year-old stabbed two people to death outside the cookout fast food restaurant near i-95. jeff goldberg is live with how started. >> this started near the cookout. a group left the restaurant and lounge and encountered another group. before that the two did not know one another. cell phone video captures the scene before the fight. just after 2:00 a.m. sunday an argument in a parking lot. >> crazy. >> i never seen trouble here. >> turns deadly. >> fredericksburg police say a group of 12 men in the late 20s and early 30's leaving the jay's lounge after celebrating a birthday party to get food. they encountered 12 teenagers coming from high school graduation party. >> we are not sure how it got started. >> it go got physical. >> a melee going on. he was swinging to anybody he could reach. three men were stabbed multiple times. one is in stable condition at the university of mary hospital, where the other two men died. 28-year-old anthony carter of georgia and 30

by 7:00, 8:00 la plata and waldorf hammered crossing into fredericksburg with big storms. by 10:00 everything is in the northern neck and skies are partly cloudy across the metro area. about 9:00 we should be okay. pardon me? oh, there's scott driving up 270. that's the storm that the warnings have been posted for. that looks ominous. i know mr. broom will be careful. that's his mobile newsroom. 74 by 9:00 on the day planner tomorrow and we'll love tomorrow. 78 at 11:00 and 82 by 1:00. next three days we're still okay thursday, just an isolated storm, 89, not humid. upper 80s on friday with a better chance of scattered storms. we may have to go to a yellow alert. let's get through tonight. weekend unsettled, showers and storms, 80, 82 monday and 87 on tuesday. again severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00 and howard is tweeting out all the warnings. you can follow howard @hbwx and follow me @tenacioustopper. >>> june is men's health month and we're talking about a cancer that affects a lot of us guys, prostate cancer. here now, ceo and executive director of the inova cancer

right through fredericksburg. another area which saw rain earlier today and notice it is coming together. it will continue to come together right through 95 through the metro area and about the next hour. we're nowhere near done just yet. you can see what i'm talking about. flash flood watch, everybody in the dark green here including the d.c. metro area. all of northern virginia. we have the green, the light green. northern montgomery county anne arundel county that's actually a flood warning. that is through 1:00 a.m. that's for streams and creeks. those have been rising. watch out for those. the flash flood warning toward madison county. that one due to some very heavy rain. it will take a while. then around 7:00 a.m., we'll see some shower activity. take the umbrella with you tomorrow. i think you'll need it tomorrow afternoon. 68 degrees in gaithersburg. 68 on we can. 75, thursday. 76 on friday. the next seven days. the average high may we just ended, the hottest may ever. june wants to start off on a cool an

. >> reporter: here in fredericksburg, a city steeped in history, there are defendants of confederate veterans who say virginia governor terry mcauliffe is wrong. more than 3,000 confederate soldiers are buried in this fredericksburg cemetery, 2,000 without a name, and that's not all. there's this monument put up by the sons of confederate veterans. >> this monument is for the 54 confederate soldiers that this city entombed in asphalt under this parking lot. >> reporter: bill west is a descendent of virginia and alabama confederate soldiers. as a card carrying member of the sons of confederate veterans he's one of 1,677 virginians with a specialty license plate, but because they feature a confederate battle flag governor mcauliffe wants them gone. >> even a display on license tags is unnecessarily divisive and hurtful. >> reporter: his great grandfather fought in the battle of fredburg fredericksburg and his great, great uncle who died in the battle. >> there was a court battle and may be again. the question remains does the governor have the authority to flip antly disregard an act o

look at the numbers 91, washington, 91, manassas, 95, leesburg temperature toward fredericksburg, 93. many places today, the warmest day we have seen this year. tomorrow, we could be even higher in some spots going for a high of 94 in d.c., maybe 96, 97 in fredericksburg, 94, manassas, that with sunshine and only a slight chance of a shower, but not just the heat. we say it all the time. it is not just the heat but the humidity. amelia siegel outside in it right now. >> doug, when you put those two things together, you can definitely tell the mugginess, feeling very warm out here now. i have to say out here on the storm team4 weather deck, in the shade, a nice breeze, makes we want to head to the pool. tomorrow, continue to feel hot and muggy outside. you put the put the temperature together, close to 100 tomorrow for your friday heed for the workweek heading into the weekend, much of the same on saturday, continuing to feel closer to 100 in the afternoon. sunday feels better, temperatures in the low 90s but doug, looking at a all thelall afternoon. can't rule out a shower or thunders

fredericksburg could end up in the 90s. north of town we could end up in the 80s. not going to give us a lot of relief. 6:00 tomorrow morning 70s with partly cloudy skies. by 9:00, we're in the 80s already. day planner, look at this. 9:00 84. 11:00, 89. we're 90 by 1 p.m. still dry. we got some showers on wednesday with a cold front kind of bisecting us. 87. then we're back in the hot sector on thursday, 91 with isolated storms. next seven days, friday saturday, sunday, nats on 9. some showers on friday and saturday. more thunderstorms on sunday. 95 for dad. 90 on monday with again an >>> road construction isn't to blame for shutting down a southern pennsylvania bridge. the past couple nights it's something much worse. >> swarms of what they call may flies have been so thick they've actually caused cars to crash. you can see what they mean right here. the video shows this blizzard of bugs flying everywhere over the bridge of the susquehanna river. in the daylight it looks like may fly apocalypse. those bad boys don't live long. when they're squashed they release a

dorsey's mom said she moved her sons to fredericksburg so they could grow up in a safe community. she never imagined this. >> the family wants everyone to know he was an outstanding young man, he was an awesome brother, he would do anything for anybody. >> his mom says the last conversation she had with her son, show told him he was turning 25. he was a father of two young children, and needed to get his own place. >> he was just honestly in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: in fredericksburg darcy spencer, news 4. >>> love and forgiveness that was the message at mother emanuel ame church, where worshippers returned tonight for a bible study. one week after that deadly shooting. some 150 people packed the same room where those nine people were killed. the only signs that a crime had been committed were squares cut out of the wood panelling where the bullets hit. cameras were not allowed inside that church tonight and those who attended the service said they still cannot believe what happened. >> well i just left from out the bible study hall, and i just wanted to sit

off to the east and notice the showers moving up to the northwest here around quantico down towards fredericksburg and bowie and tow michigan area. take a look. much cooler tonight for sure. light rain coming in and a change weather pattern. big changes too. i've got that forecast for new just a minute. >> all righty. federal prosecutors want a man who jumped the white house fence and made it all the way into the east room to get nearly two years in prison. sentencing for omar gonzalez is set for monday and his attorney wants it delayed. gonzalez was carrying a long bladed knife when he was arrested inside the white house last september. >> d.c. police are determined to keep a local murder case from going cold and they need help getting answers about what happened to the local d.c. police reporter who was shot and killed nearly a week tonight? tonight news 4's jackie bensen spoke to friends organizing a silent vigil in her memory. >> reporter: 27-year-old truly cared about the people of the city where she was born and raised. not just the rich and powerful and not just those west of the river. mac

61 in frederick was the high today. 62 toward fredericksburg. and we continue to see cooler numbers. satellite radar showing why. we've got these clouds across the region. you can see some showers making their way up. toward saint mary's county toward fredericksburg. right along 95. most of this will not make its way toward the rest area. we've got some drizzle and some showers for the rest us and there's a better chance of showers tomorrow. we've got that coming up. we'll see you in about ten minutes. ? right now investigators are digging through rubble of this rowhouse. they're trying to figure out what caused a massive blaze that killed two people. the fire broke out early this morning in northwest near 16th street. still no word on who the victims are. but news4's megan fitzgerald talked on a neighbor who said at least four people were living there including the landlord. we'll go live to her in about ten minutes. >>> a man facing a judge on federal charges that he was hatching a terrorist plot in boston. investigators say david wright consp

of her 60's in fredericksburg, 67 degrees. it is also 67 degrees in lexington park. a few showers will be possible here and there, not enough for a washout for the nationals game. we will keep an eye on that, especially the later in the game it gets. we have sunshine in the seven day forecast. i will get to that in another few minutes. >> amtrak officials in the hot seat. lawmakers are grilling them about to the amtrak train and why the mechanism to slow down the train was not in place. >> the hearing is still going on. it is in the second hour. it is tense, at times filled with questions from lawmakers on everything from the engineer to the crumbling infrastructure. a lot of questions remain three weeks after the devastating train derailment. the national transportation and safety board's preliminary report says they still do not know if the engineer was on his cell phone or if the damage to the windshield was caused by the accident or object thrown at the train. another focus of the hearing is the infrastructure, and the risk to passengers. amtrak as a 20 one billi

pat comes in fredericksburg. thank you pat. >>> prince george's county there is a search under way for the guy in this photo who sexually assaulted a little girl inside a pharmacy. this happened last friday in a riverdale road in new carroll ton. the child's parents were in the store at the time but were not with her at that time. >>> looking at the weather now, not so bad today, if you compare it to yesterday, how we looking from here on? >> vance yesterday, 96 the high. the heat index 103. today, we are about 20 to 30 degrees cooler at least feels 20 to 30 degrees cooler. look outside right now, shower activity, the clouds, the showers helping to keep showers way down today. you can see where the rain is, in through loudoun county, northern fauquier county around the district in and around the beltway, mostly just light showers, we will top to see that but you see how we have seen this move from west to east throughout the evening hours and throughout the late afternoon and we have got a lot more on this bounda

still in fredericksburg across into southern charles county and calvert county. everything is gone by 8:30. there could be a residual shower but the severe weather threat is over by 7:00 or 7:30. tonight partly cloudy, muggy, isolated thunderstorm possible mainly south of town, low temperatures in the 70s, upper 70s downtown. yellow alert tomorrow, partly cloudy, hot by lunchtime, 72 djto 92 before lunch. that's toasty. by afternoon partly cloudy, very hot, near record heat, thunderstorms, some heavy, some severe, high temperatures 95 to 100 winds west, southwest at 10. on the day planner it's already 85 at 9:00. it's 91 at 11:00 and 94 under partly cloudy at 1:00. a few clouds will come in by 1:00. behind the front not as lot or humid, highs around -- hot or humid, highs around 90. thursday is okay, hot but not that humid and just an isolated thunderstorm. friday we spike back up to the mid- to upper 90s and finally a little relief. 82 on saturday a function more of clouds and showers much of the day, not quite as bad on sunday, still 80 and 82 with sunshine and

now back to you. >> thanks pat. >>> police in fredericksburg are broadening their investigation into the death of a university of mary washington student. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey discovered investigators looking at threats of a controversial social media app. >> reporter: these search warrants show fredericksburg police investigating whether there is any connection between a university of mary washington student's death and threatening posts on the anonymous social media site yikyak. he was killed in april. a house mate is charged with the murder. police want to afound if anyone else might have made tlets against mann on the site. >> i'm pleased that law enforcement is looking at this issue. >> reporter: deborah catz is a lawyer joining students last month to announce the filing of a title ix complaint against the university. it alleges add myministrators didn't do enough to investigate threats. it seems police were listening. shortly after the news conference they filed the search warrant affidavits to gain access to alm of the suspect's social media accounts twit

and fredericksburg, and they just hammer southern maryland. if you look carefully, you can see a little fleck of magenta. these will be another big area, big line of thunderstorms. not as crazy as last night, or on saturday, but those that develop are going to become heavy, and a few could become severe. by 7:30, still some showers and storms that cause some problems around the fredericksburg area, but for the most part, 7:30, 8:00, we are in pretty good shape. you're going to love moist of tomorrow until we get to that point. low 70s to start. 82 at 11:00, and 85 with a few clouds returning by 1:00 p.m., but still dry for 1:00 p.m. you can still take a walk for lunch, no worries. yellow alert saturday for showers and storms all day. not a lot of sun. 82. next 7 days, 82 on sunday, more storms. very nice on monday, near 90 on tuesday, isolated storms, and we can't hold off and stave off 90s for forever. back to 900 on wednesday. >>> we are just over 30 minutes away from the winner take all game in the college world series. uva and vanderbilt g

high temperatures tomorrow, 80 degrees in d.c. 81 in fredericksburg, 77 winchester 77 easton if you're make your way across the bridge, down toward the eastern shore. high temperatures tomorrow, up to that 80 degree mark. but again, more sun late and it will be warmer. if you're heading to the pool before 11:00, expect the clouds. if you want to dry off with the sunshine, get a little warmer, wait until the afternoon. i think we'll see better forecasting. as far as the forecast goes toward the beaches, if you're heading toward ocean city or fenn wick bethany, bowie or rehoboth, looking good but a little cool. high temperature tomorrow around 70, chance of a shower mostly inland, i mean just inland, ocean pines or selbyville. 67 on sunday, the cool day rather breezy. monday the wind shifts out of the southwest so we get back to the 70s during the day monday. monday looking pretty good if you have that extra day. now, inland 80 tomorrow, 78 sunday. sunday looking like a great day. 87 degrees on monday with a chance for some storms, mostly to the west. then on tuesday another chance high

. >> and as police in fredericksburg are trying to figure out who killed da sean dorsey. >> reporter: da sean dorsey gathered with friends friday night at this apartment in the fall hill complex to celebrate his 25th birthday, but the father of two had to work the next morning and went to sleep. around 4:20 a.m., neighbors were startled by gunshots. >> it was so loud to the point that i hit the floor and it scared nee bad. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found two bullet holes in the wall on the third floor. they knocked on apartment 302 and the couple who rents the unit answered. >> spoke to the officer and assured him that everyone was okay, they didn't believe the bullet also even come through the wall and you will was fine. >> reporter: three hours later, another call from neighbors. they had found a shell casing left behind on the stairway. as the fer took the evidence to his car, the residents of number 302 came out with disturbing news, their housemate da sean dorsey was dead, killed from a single gunshot to the head while he slept. >> although the victim was not the int

william howell represents you if you live in stafford county or fredericksburg. former supervisor susan stimpson could stage a big upset if she beats him today and there are some races that can change the state senate. we put a link where you can find your polling place. we'll send you an alert with the results of the big races on the nbc washington app. >>> today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is expected to explain her deal to keep d.c. united in the district. the soccer team said they not consider a move to virginia. a bar owner in the neighborhood where the stadium would go is excited about the deal. >> it's like philadelphia, who has all the stadiums and all the sports close together. it makes it kind of like a mecca for local d.c. sports. >> the new stadium expected to be built at buzzard point in southwest d.c. the city is expected to try to seize the land using eminent domain. >>> the u.s. women's national soccer team is celebrating a big win in the first appearance in the 2015 world cup. the team appeared a bit timid in the first few minutes of last night's m

in fredericksburg, bore severe weather and gusty wind. fredericksburg -- a roof collapsed. you can see the roof just collapsing on top of that and another picture from new burke, maryland. it looks like that home is almost water front with dairy heavy rain right there in front of their front lawn so the good news is that things are looking a little bit brighter and i think you will like our sunday forecast. kelly: fingering damage throughout the region tonight meredith tweeted this -- a tree blocking the majority near rock creek. she said it backed up three metro buses. rebecca cooper joins us now. he went by one hour ago, the scene is clear but there is still more to be done? reporter: we have been checking on downed trees throughout the area including porter street. cleanup crews are doing a fast job of getting trees out of the way in reopening the streets but from downed trees to these sandbags here you can see signs of the severe weather throughout the washington area. silver spring resident police a held all go was home when the treat -- alyssa hill dogdago was home. >

to fredericksburg. and we are not good enough to say here is where they will be. but be advised. 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. you gotta stay alert. they are just hammering charles county, calvert county and st. mary's county and ann arundel county. we will still have to deal with showers throughout tomorrow night. tomorrow, we won't deal with that, no. clear to partly cloudy and comfortable, 62 to 72 and winds out of the north west at 10:00. 82 at 11:00 and 85 as we get into the 1:00 hour, and clouds come in but still dry at 1:00, and after thursday, scattered storms on friday and 86, and a lot of showers and storms on saturday, and we have issued a yellow alert for saturday. look at the temps. 82 for clouds and showers. only 82 on sunday, and sunday is the better of the two weekend days. 86 on monday, great, and 89, almost 90 on today. >>> but for now, the weather is great. what a night for baseball. the nats and braves, about to take advantage of that. >> reporter: i am just chilling, a beautiful night and nats back on the mound. i'll tell you why i have this swag com

look at these areas down south, culpepper, fredericksburg, pax river annapolis, rain the next four days. there is your 90 stay in the pocket, much cooler air no heat wave, through the weekend. the weekend there is your washout day potentially, 78 that's it for a high temperature on saturday. rain right now optimistic we are for sunday that it could be kicking out of here, giving us higher temperatures for sunday, the best day for the weekend. again, focusing on those thunderstorms, severe weather potential a lot more news4 at 6:00. >> veronica, thank you. >>> world police and fire games are almost set to start in fairfax. today, we meet one montgomery firefighter trading his fire helmet for a motocross helmet. for his job, he suits up to fight fires and respond to emergencies but to bond with his son, he trades in the fire truck for two wheels and motocross. this is go pro video of david lee living his passion. >> it's scary. when you jump, the jumping is the highlight of the sport, a major accomplishment when you can jump this 80-foot jump. >> reporter: lee took it up a few years ago,

quantico, fredericksburg winchester as we speak, i am guessing that 93 is a good number for an average high today . it will feel a bit warmer because of the bit of extra moisture here, the average high is 86 degrees. looking at things coming from the west we have a complex of storms with a huge area of thunderstorms across wisconsin moving through chicagoland now weakening some of the cloudiness we may deal with tonight, but most of today will be rain free and it will just be a hot, summary day in the nations autria: capital. and -- nation's capital. autria: an update on the free range parents, child protective clearances on them for another charge. they allow their six-year-old and 10-year-old children to walk to a local park alone eventually allowing -- eventually leading to police picking them up on the street. they said -- police have now said they will not intervene in these cases unless they are harmed her face substantial risk of harm. former congressman jesse jackson junior released from a halfway house in baltimore. he had been living there's the left the federal prison back i

gaithersburg is not too bad jumping up to 93 and pc, 95 and manassas or whatever and fredericksburg, r is 100 degrees. for conditions like this you really need to use some caution. the satellite and radar picture showing you this rain shower across northern maryland his old out. keeping an eye on another little batch over here in parts of ohio and west virginia. we are expecting additional development later on. the other big story across the country is here in the gulf of mexico the hurricane hunters this morning, this is a very good possibility that it could become tropical storm bill. regardless is not important either way it could bring torrential downpours into parts of texas or louisiana. we could be talking about anywhere between four inches in 10 inches of rainfall tonight through wednesday. big flood troubles once again in houston. the futurecast shows you the heavy downpours, some gusty winds something we will keep an eye on through the afternoon and evening. that certainly helped the situation out. overnight tonight and tomorrow afternoon the real be a slightly better chanc

it's 93 in fredericksburg. when you figure in the moisture, it feels like 103 degrees in washington. it feels like 102 degrees in fredericksburg. even in dover, it feels like 100 degrees. if we hit 98, it will be the hottest day so far. this is the 19th time we've topped 90 degrees. anytime after 3:00, we could be dealing with severe thunderstorms. we expect others to be issued before long. severe thunderstorms are going to be a real concern as we head through the late afternoon and into early this evening. the story is how to deal with the heat and the humidity out here. kellye lynn is just up the hill. how are people getting by? kelly: there is a little bit of a breeze. now that it's officially summer, everybody has to be impaired for these high temperatures. we came to the fountain to find out how people are coping in the heat. the question, what is your action plan? >> we walked out of the mall yesterday and i think we bought five bottles of water. >> keep hydrated and all that good stuff. kellye: everybody

inside the capital beltway and all of southern maryland, fredericksburg, culpeper, you will stay dry overnight. the express forecast, bright and early tuesday morning, upper 60's, near 70 degrees. by noon time, we warm into the middle 80's. increased humidity and the atmosphere becoming more unstable by 5:00 and we may have showers and thunderstorms. talking about the fourth of july forecast and the hourly forecast for the fireworks saturday. jonathan: thanks, steve. developing now, the search is on for a man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman after breaking into her apartment in northwest saturday morning on 41st street, known for the population of college students and young professionals. the police say he broke into an apartment, started stealing things. moments later, he encountered a woman who live there and sexually assaulted her. if you have any information, the police would like to hear from you. an update on the health of maryland governor larry hogan. he has gone through 60 hours of chemotherapy. the social media he says he is feeling strong and thanks everyone for thei

they are comfortable comparatively. 79 in winchester. 82 in the nation's capital and fredericksburg. the dew point is down. temperatures in the 80's. a very comfortable combination. a bit of sunshine this afternoon. fairly cloudy at times. isolated showers. we will talk about the rest of the week in a few minutes. jummy: tropical storm bill has weakened to a tropical depression. it is still packing a big punch. the storm is moving further to the gold coast this noon. it could dump 12 inches in isolated spots in texas. live in dallas with the threat increasing. ryan: that's right. you mentioned it's only a tropical depression here. having been out here all morning long, this one is very powerful. major wind gusts from time to time. like right now, for instance. heavy rain throughout the morning. that's a big concern because this is an area still recovering from deadly floods. tropical depression bill started pounding north texas with rain early wednesday. making the morning commute a nightmare. that's not good news for a region still soaked. crews on standby to pump any floodwater int

at 5:30, moving through prince george's county and southern maryland and south of fredericksburg, and then at 7:00, look at the red into southern maryland. same threat tomorrow, hail and damaging winds, and possibly a small tornado. so the time frame, 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. we'll come back and talk about an unsettled period for a while and temperatures below 90. >>> a doctor who made insulting and rude comments while a colon oscopy was sued by the patient and that patient has been awarded $500,000. pegy, what a story. >> reporter: absolutely. the man said he pressed record on the cell phone so he would not forget to record the doctor's instructions after he came to from the short procedure. unbeknownst to him, his bag of clothes which included a cell phone was put in the procedure room and in a room in that building, what was recorded sounded like a rude, raunchy television comedy skit than real doctors performing a real procedure. it was in this reston office behind closed doors where doctors were recorded saying the rudest things about their patients. the voice is anesthesiologist d

still feels like 100 degrees inside the capital beltway. 103 in fredericksburg. highs tomorrow nighttime lows will fall in 70's. more on the seven-day outlook coming up in a few minutes. maureen: thank you steve. east texas tonight, the tropical storm bill is moving across land at 9 miles per hour. it is weakening and is expected to drop below the tropical storm force. jonathan elias has conditions there now. jonathan: that won't help them. they will still get a lot of rain. that is the last thing they need. texas pounded by tropical storm bill. winds up to 60 miles per hour. worse is the rain and a lot of it. show you live pictures from galveston. they are kicking up and seeing a lot of rain. this was a scene. they got pounded by so much rahn they had fooding issues it wasn't just dangerous. it was deadly. they could see in some areas when the storm is done up to 12. is of rain. as a result of what they have already seen, they are not taking precautions. evacuations in some areas have been ordered. officials in texas are telling everyone listen don't take any ch

news4's pat collins live in fredericksburg with details for us. pat? >> reporter: jim new tonight, another suspect. new tonight, more details about what happened here at the cookout double murder case. a secondment is charged in connection with the double murder in the cook out parking lot. at police headquarters a 17-year-old turns himself in. he is charged with mob assault. it's a misdemeanor. police say he is the brother of the 15-year-old charged with two counts of first-degree murder. stabbed to death, 30-year-old mac oliver hughes. stabbed to death, 28-year-old anthony carter. a clash between two groups of people around 2 a.m. sunday morning. a group of adults leaving a birthday party. a group of teenagers leaving a graduation party. they all gathered at the cookout to get something to eat. now today i talked to a guy who was here when it happened. he says the adults were in a car in the drive thru rain. he says the teenagers surrounded that car opened the doors and started dragging people out of the car. he says there was a fight that one of the

cooler along the water. 94 fredericksburg. the beaches the next couple of days, what you can expect. looking at the numbers that are going to be into the 80s tomorrow, rather on saturday, nice and warm, high of 86. 72 sunday, watching a little bit of an easterly wind. if we get that going to be a little bit cooler on monday and maybe into sunday evening, too. so just know that if you're heading down toward the beaches, you can wear anything you want on saturday, but sunday and monday, might need the sweatshirts. guys? >> thanks, doug. >>> normally, they don't sell beer on campus but the next time you go to a terps' home game, you may be able to buy a cold one. today the university of maryland approved a plan to sell beer and wine at sporting events. starting this fall, you will be able to buy alcohol at the stadium the charge. finity center and other venues on campus. but it's not a done deal. the prince george's liquor board has the final say and it is going to consider the plan at a public hearing next month. >>> bryce harpe

and probably in the low 80s down to fredericksburg. partly sunny. breezy, 79 at 3:00. 80 degrees with mostly sunny skies by 3:00. your evening looks just as wet. breezy, sunshine. 69 though by 11:00 p.m. and a lot of the suburbs are in the 50s by tomorrow morning. here comes the clouds though panhandle of west virginia. wave clouds across the shenandoah valley, but east of the blue ridge, across most of fairfax county 100% sunshine right now, but the thicker clouds across northern maryland. a few spits of rain near pittsburgh so i couldn't rule out a five-minute long sprinkle along the pennsylvania and maryland border. as long as you go far to the west you'll be fine and dry, but if you fly up to boston you might have flight delays there. here's the check of the seven day forecast no 90s do i see on your seven day forecast. fourth of july next saturday looks warm and rain free. temperature 89 degrees which means 80 for the fireworks. >> which means it will completely slammed on the national mall. >> yeah. >>> so we heard of recent shark attacks but

we're in the 70s, 72 in manassas, 71 in culpeper, 76 in fredericksburg, maybe cooler than last night. by 9:00 we're back in the 80s. it's 81 in hagerstown. between the heat tomorrow and the atmosphere is also very unstable, that's going to allow as we get a trigger mechanism which is the cold front to produce some big storms. by 4 p.m. 95 downtown, 92 in gaithersburg, frederick, 95 in manassas. as we advance it one more hour 5:00 you saw reds and yellows. it appears now and can't tell you for certain, but it appears now the height of the storms in terms of intensity will be right in our beltway area and along i-95 at 4:00 and 5:00. that could shift a little bit east or south or north or west. during rush hour somebody will get hammered with big storms and perhaps severe weather. by 6 p.m. everything down to fredericksburg into southern maryland and by 7:00 all the severe storms are gone. by 9:00 we're toasty. the cool air won't get in here right away, 95 at 9:00 -- 85 at 9:00 downtown and 70s in frederick and gaithersburg. tonight partly cloudy, muggy, isolated storm south and west, l

and that is where it will be south of fredericksburg. but still that it is potentially severe weather and certainly heavy storms in to charles county, st. mary's county. and by 11:00 all the severe weather and heavy activity across the bay will be the low to mid-70s. in the day planner it will take a while, but skies become partly sunny. 78 by 11:00. and 80 by 1:00 p.m. clouds are keeping the temps down, that's the silver lining. yellow alert for you and showers and storms all day. and you may see that flash flood watch for portions over the western area. 82 on sunday. not bad returning partly sunny and generally dry. monday and tuesday and wednesday and thursday, we're kind of flirting with 90 degrees with just some isolated storms in the afternoon. >> and you know the taxi driver protested against uber turning violent in paris. cabbies have set fires, smashing the car windows. they say that uber unfairly undercuts them that uber drivers don't have to pay thousands of euros. france passed the legislation last year forbidding uber servic