scott broom is live in the mobile newsroom. where are you and are you anxious? i don't think you are. >> reporter: i'm not anxious, but i haven't moved much. this is 270 in the germantown area headed out towards frederick. the big effect is a huge amount. standing water on the roadway. it's coming down faster than it can drain. when you get hit with these squalls, for a moment your wipers can't keep up, very difficult visibility conditions. lots of lightning around me, not too much heavy wind yet and not of a lot of debris on the roadway. you play have just seen an emergency response vehicle going by on the shoulder. all the predictable issues are happening as people try to get home in the mid-of this very half weather in this section of montgomery county. beyond me in frederick county some of the severe storms have already passed through. emergency responders are checking on reports of lightning striking a house in at least 1 location in walkersville, also checking on reports of wires and tree down out there as they are also in some sections of northern montgom

i'm scott broom in ocean city maryland. coming up, why some beach-goers are reacting to news of shark attacks in north carolina by staying out of water here. >> rachel dolezal stepping down but a lawsuit she once filed might get you fired up all over again. >>> first tonight at 7:00, taking a live look outside. pretty good right now as the latest round of rain and storms is making its way out of the metro area but we're not in the clear just yet. thank you for joining us. i'm lesli foster. >> i'm derek mcginty. we're still under a yellow alert for tonight and tomorrow. our chief meteorolo -- chief meteorologist topper shutt is tracking storms. >> bad news, big storms, storms intensifying off to the south. we talked about this at the end of the 6 p.m. broadcast. big storms in colonial beach front royal. numerous lightning strikes. there were at one time severe thunderstorm warnings on these storms. right now they're not. they go off at 7:00. not to say you're still not going to see heavy activity moving down the river in to

i'm scott broom in rockville. coming up why the case will go to trail anyway. >> good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm debra alfarone. >>> tonight gay couples in all 50 states have the legal right to get married. >> look at the moment the decision was announced from the supreme court. [ cheering and applause ] >> this decision affirms what millions of americans already believe in their hearts. when all americans are treated as equal, we are all more free. >> as you just saw, thousands cheered as the interns ran out clutching copies of the court's 5-4 decision that will force 14 states to stop enforcing bans on same sex marriage. president obama called it a victory for america. >>> the case the justices decided today began when a man sued to have his name added to his late spouse's death certificate. >> let's take a closer look at the actual opinions from the high court. justice anthony kennedy wrote the majority of the opinion and authored key supreme court decisions in gay rights in recent years. he concludes by saying they ask for equal dignity in the eyes of the law. the c

i'm scott broom in lake linganore maryland. the events that led up to a pontoon boat with nine people onboard going over this dam, killing one. >> i talk to a man who was on his boat when a speed boat that lost control in a race crashed in to his killing a 7-year-old. i'm stephanie ramirez. i'll have what he says happened coming up. >>> good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm derek mcginty. first at 7:00 tonight a strong warning tonight from federal agencies about the potential of a terror attack during our fourth of july holiday weekend. >> homeland security issued a bulletin to law enforcement officers and the military. final preparations are underway for celebrations on saturday all across. we asked dc mayor bowser about the athlete a short time ago. >> we have no reason to believe there are any threats against the district of columbia. >>> these bulletins are often released around major u.s. holidays. one cia official says this time he's taking it very seriously. >> the director of the cia said he was running around with

. >> scott broom is in germantown where we've heard there's a tree on a house. what's going on, scott? >> reporter: i'm talking to you on the dashboard camera of my mobile newsroom, pulled it up to this little mercedes m350. you can see this looks like a big old maple tree uproot. it's down on this star in the 1970 do block of crystal rock drive in german -- 19700 block of crystal rock drive in germantown. thankfully no one was hurt. people were home when this came down. it scared a lot of folks. one lady thought it might have been a lightning strike that brought this tree down. there were very strong winds and a lot of heavy rain. this is typical of the damage around the germantown area. as i was coming up here, there was a tree down across exit 15a off 270. the storms raked through here very quickly with some very strong winds. lots of emergency response around here. there have been no injuries and no serious damage, but, of course, the person who owns this car is classifying that as serious damage for sure. reporting live in germantown scott broom, wusa9. >>

i'm scott broom in rockville, coming up, the latest details on this disturbing caught on video incident. >> reporter: imagine this tree falling in your front yard or hitting your house. this is hank silverberg in white oak, more on that coming up. >>> may god have mercy on your soul. those words reached a courtroom across the country. >> those words directed at dylann roof charged with killing nine people at a church in south carolina. first came some basic questions from the judge at an extraordinary bond hearing. >> what is your age? >> 21. >> you're 21 years old. are you employed? >> no, sir. >> you're unemployed at this time? >> yes, sir. >> then the judge gave relatives of the victims a chance to speak to roof and one by one many of them forgave him. >> we welcomed you wednesday night in our bible study with open arms. you have killed some of the most beautiful people that i know. >> i won't be able to hold her again. >> roof offered no response. now he is formally charged with nine counts of murder and a weapons violation. the victims gunned down during a bible study session. the

and in a scott broom report, supporters in maryland feel like they have dodged a bullet. >> the first reaction here in annapolis is relief. >> this is crucial for the state of maryland to go forward. >> it is very valuable. >> we will be moving forward with that purple line. >> reporter: a light rail system that will be aiming at moving people to new carolton in prince george's, relieving the traffic on the beltway as it happens only if the counties will kick in more of the cost that he would not say how much and only if that project is trimmed back. >> and that purple line is a long-term investment that will be an important economic driver for maryland. under our more efficient and more cost effective version of the purple line. that the state share of the project will be $168 million. a fraction of the original proposal, which it would have cost them close to $700 million. >> we've reduced a number of the items on out of this and frankly, they were producing a cadillac project and not a chevy project. >> reporter: that trimmed out purple line project at $168 million in state money,

our scott broom is live to explain it all. >> reporter: this tape was made public in hopes of extracting something good out of obviously a terrible tragedy, but a disappointing outcome in court for prosecutors. to pro ttecthe child we will not play all of the tape. >> prince george's county 911. >> reporter: you're listening to the first moments as a 7- year-old girl reports the murder of her own mother, kaya wilson, to a 911 dispatcher november 19th, 2011, the girl in such shock she can barely speak. here is what she said. please come now. please hurry up. my mommy's dead. the child is hiding under a bed next to her mother's body. three other children witnessed the murder, too. this week 23-year-old rashek bell beat the charge against him in the case, but the tape prosecutors say may provide a silver lining in their fight to convince maryland legislators to add five years to the sentence of anyone convicted of committing a crime of violence in front of a child in the future. >> it just allows us to keep those people out of our communities that much longer. >> reporter: john urban speaks

scott broom is in rockville after the man accused of killing richard and julie annapolis made his first appearance in a maryland courtroom. scott? >> reporter: he did. that suspect is 31 year old scott who grew up and continued to live just a few doors down from the beloved neighbors, he is acused of killing those neighbors were in their 60s today that made his first court appearance in maryland and he was denied bail on the strength of what the prosecutor john mccarthy said is very compelling evidence. his lawyers said the suspects family is also a big part of this tragedy. >> the very idea of death in this manner is in comprehensive. >> the parents of the suspect had just retired a week before the shocking double murder of neighbors richard and julie annapolis. they retired from government health research jobs left the morning of the murders on a family cruise to alaska to celebrate the retirement. on board was scott, who posted a facebook message of support for the family. all a ruse, prosecutors said. he was arrested on the cruise ship in alaska with blood spattered cash in his wall

live in dupont circle northwest, scott broom, wusa9. >> all those rental units in d.c. have to be licensed and have a certificate of occupancy. >>> we've been stuck in the 60s pretty much all week, but tenacious topper is tracking some temps a bit more fitting for june. >> finally we made it into the 70s today and probably in the 80s again tomorrow and again sunday. here's the radar, much better tonight in terms of showers. all the showers and storms to the west of us toward garrett county, kanaan valley and west virginia. if you want to fire up the grill tonight, you can. 71 now in chevy chase, 74 in d.c., 70 in rockville and fairfax and springfield. here's the futurecast. 8:00 tonight maybe a shower, but for the most part showers are still back in the mountains with temps in the upper 60s and low 70s. by 10:00 we're in the 60s under partly to mostly cloudy skies. by early morning if you have played, low 70s, a couple sprinkles. we'll come back, take futurecast further in the afternoon. a cold front is moving through, what that means for your saturday afternoon plans.

we sent scott broom up 270 in the teeth of that storm. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 96 downtown, wind south, southwest at 17. yellow alert tonight, severe thunderstorm watch until 11:00, our threatening around 9 p.m. damaging wind and hail and isolated tornadoes possible but still feel by and large straight line winds will be the bigger threat. by 7:00 we still have a huge complex of thunderstorms right over the metro area encompassing the entire beltway of 495 stretching into fredericksburg. we put this into motion. by 8:00 they move into southern maryland and prince george's county. between 7:00 and 8:00 places like bowie and mitchellville will get hammered with the brunt of the storms. 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 post

scott broom, wusa9. >> stunning is the right word, scott, and sad. in a few minutes we will be joined by a cancer expert to help us better understand this cancer and the fight that the governor has ahead. >>> the heat is on and we're track some big storms for tomorrow. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt joins us now. were these storms going to be anything like this weekend? >> probably not as widespread, but they could be intense in a localized area. look at the temps now, 92 downtown, leesburg and 90 in manassas. it feels like it's 95 and 93. record lies to beat tomorrow, some are threat -- highs to beat tomorrow, some are threatened. 96 at dulles, 98 downtown and 97 in baltimore. we'll be knocking on that door. by 1:30 tomorrow we're okay, just hot, low to mid-90s. by 4:00 here come the showers and storms and notice the yellows and oranges, an indication of heavier activity rolling through. it's going to be a 3 p.m. to about a 7 p.m. time frame. look at all the reds showing up at 5:00 the height of the rush hour up and down 95 back into f

i'm scott broom in ocean city. coming up, how people here are reacting to reports of shark attacks in north carolina seriously? you're not at all concerned? about what now? oh, i don't know. the apocalypse? we're fine. i bundled renter's with my car insurance through progressive for just six bucks more a month. word. there's looters running wild out there. covered for theft. okay. that's a tidal wave of fire. covered for fire. what, what? all right. fine. i'm gonna get something to eat. the boy's kind of a drama queen. just wait. where's my burrito? [ chuckles ] worst apocalypse ever. protecting you till the end. now, that's progressive. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. why are we watching this a

scott broom is in rockville where he's just spoken to authorities about the case. what are they saying? >> reporter: it's disturbing obviously because of the attack and mystifying because of the circumstances how this ended up. the 18-year-old girl who was allegedly raped right on the side of the circuit courthouse in rockville was with her money in an ambulance being taken to shady grove medical center for a checkup after the rape when she had some kind of medical issue. here's the prosecutor spokesman. >> at this point we're awaiting the medical examiner's report to determine if there was any linkage to the events that transpired just before her passing. >> reporter: those events, a rape here beside the montgomery county courthouse before midnight, june 12th , caught on video. news of the girl's death was widely circulated among young people on twitter where friends remembered her as a girl who suffered merciless bullying in high school. reports spread it was a suicide, not concurrent with the facts as they stand the prosecutor says. >> this is a situation where

reporting live in old town bowie, scott broom, wusa9. >> thank you, scott. that huntington community center is covered by security cameras which police told us tonight may have provided some of that evidence. >>> two brothers now facing charges in a fight that turned fatal early sunday morning in fredericksburg, virginia. a 17-yard now facing two -- 17- year-old now facing two counts of assault by mob and his brother is facing charges for stabbing two men outside a fast food restaurant. two men died from their injuries. the 15-year-old suspect appeared in juvenile court today. police, however, are expecting him to be tried as an adult. >> three different adult men, two of them subsequently died at the hospital just within hours of the attack. so, no, i would not characterize that as an accident. >> the father of one of the victims tells wusa9 they are making funeral arrangements today. >>> dangerously drunk. there are new concerns for maryland state police as troopers pull over a surprising number of drivers who haven't just been drinking a little bit. they

live in northwest, scott broom, wusa9. >> yet another story we've got a report with a sad ending there. the atf says their involvement in d.c. fire investigations is routine. >>> search warrants just unsealed today in the d.c. mansion murders offered chilling new details of the brutality of the crimes inside that stately home blocks from the vice president's house. our bruce leshan has been covering the murders of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper from the beginning of this terrible story and is live in woodley park with the latest. >> reporter: these search warrants pretty clearly suggest that these crimes were carefully planned and carried out with almost incomprehensible brutality. almost three weeks after firefighters found savvas, amy and philip savopoulos and housekeeper vera figueroa murdered in the burning mansion crime scene investigators finally pulled out most of their equipment, but at the courthouse police returned six different search warrants. in the two vehicles traveling with suspect daron wint they were looking for duct tape. sources say it was used to bind

our scott broom, leader of our -- [indiscernible] -- with what we know about this latest shooting. >> reporter: this is a heavily used and beloved community center in the heart of the old town section of bowie. and there's been a heavy police presence here today. that gives you a sense of the anxiety here after a shooting here on the property yesterday afternoon, a 22 yearldz man -- 22-year-old man who'd gone inside to get soda out of the vending machine, he comes outside and is shot and wounded. all this happened after a couple of weeks after a murder about a block away. people fearing now perhaps a cycle of retaliatory violence is spiraling out of control. police in old town bowie keeping watch as kids get off school buses this afternoon. and has parents worrying. >> i have to keep annual eye on them because there's a lot 6 crazy stuff going on around -- lot of crazy stuff going on around here. >> reporter: yesterday outside the community center happened at 5:45 in the afternoon. the 22-year-old victim taken to the doctors community hospital by companions who refused to identify the

i'm scott broom in annapolis. reaction to the governor's transportation announcement today. >>> we could be in for the nasty weather tonight. topper says that the good chance that they could see hail and damaging winds before it is all said and done. thanks for being here, i'm derek mcginty. >> and i'm debra alfarone. doppler has doppler 900 that could show you your evening. >> reporter: all the severe weather for the time being is south of us. the bad news, this will impact your ride home no doubt. pretty much wet roads up 270 and up 95 as well. we'll zoom in a little bit and get towards rockville and germantown. we'll zoom in a little bit more. everything pushing off to the south and the east as these showers are benign, intensifying over the next couple of hours. that's why we're concerned about them. but just a little activity, and in poolesville. certainly enough to slow you down. and that we would have that anyway. the severe thunderstorm watch, the threat that we would agree with it. and over in to the nort

scott broom has the highly unusual case today in rockville. >> reporter: that young man is 16-year-old marquiz turner and the public defender revealed he is a special ed student of "limited intelligence" and the victim of this alleged rape is a young woman who suffers from bipolar disorder and was on medication at the time. the alleged attack after a movie date in rockville june 12th happened against a wall on the sidewalk outside the circuit courthouse on maryland avenue. prosecutors say video of the incident proves it was a struggle, but during a preliminary hearing today public defender mary siegfried revealed more to the story, that the video also shows 16- year-old suspect marquiz turner being straddled and kissed by his 19-year-old date and the woman had textsed turner repeatedly -- texted turner repeatedly suggesting specific sex acts. siegfried said he was of limited intelligence and the 19- year-old suffered from a bipolar disorder. the medical examiner has not ruled the cause of death and in addition to the video turner wednesdayed to forcing the 19- year-old girl -- confesse

scott broom is live at 1610 riggs place northwest with these new developments. what do you know, scott? >> reporter: let's start with the identity of that victim, the name withheld until today because of the challenges of notifying some of her family who are overseas. she is 24-year-old nina brekelmans, a student who just graduated with a masters degree from georgetown university, a kentucky native and candidate for a fulbright scholarship. her friends and some of the neighbors here among those asking questions about the safety inside this house. nina brekelmans of louisville, kentucky, seen here on her linkedin page, a distinguished young scholar in arabic language who just earned her masters at georgetown and was planning to continue her work in jordan was among two tenants of this $1.6 million row home on riggs place northwest to die early wednesday. the other victim, 24-year-old michael mcloughlin, a student pursuing a career in project research and analysis for government contractors, his family from st. mary's county, maryland. new video shot at the scene

report live in upper marlboro scott broom wusa 9. >>> a prince george's county woman is dead tonight after she received a butt enlargement injection in queens new york. multiple reports say 34-year- old kelly maylen died after getting an injection from an unlicensed doctor on saturday. here's a photo of kelly from a go fund me page set up by her family. her daughter got silicone injections and started having trouble breathing. she died at the hospital. police are looking for the suspect. the cause of death is pending. >>> breaking news out of northwest dc where a boy was struck by a hit-and-run driver. this happened about 15 minutes ago. the good news is the boy was conscious and breathing when they took him to the hospital. police now looking for the driver behind a black nissan quest. >>> it sounds like we're talking about a night with showers, but certainly nothing like yesterday. >> , yeah, no thunderstorms, an entirely different air mass. most of the activity is in southern maryland really, otherwise you could probably take a bike ride or jog. pretty good rain across the river a

in annapolis scott broom, wusa9. >> there are more than 60 different kinds of non- hodgkin's lymphomas and we spoke with a doctor today who said even the aggressive ones can be cured with therapies we have today. >> he's in for probably six courses of what's called chemo immunotherapy, a combination of several chemotherapy drugs and a monocloneal antibody or a targeted therapy specific to the lymphoma cells. if it's given the way we traditionally give it, it's every three weeks for six cycles. >> the doctor says the governor will likely require a lot of help the next several months while he is undergoing the strong chemotherapy. >>> governor hogan's former campaign trail rival is one of several officials wishing him well. this evening anthony brown tweeted wishing larry hogan strength and swift recovery as he fights a terrible disease. you and your family will be in my prayers, governor. rushern baker applauded the governor for being candid and courageous saying clearly he's a fighter and i'm confident he'll battle this disease with courageous and tenacity. senator barbara my cull sky

. >> we sent our prince george's county bureau chief scott broom out just to listen. >> what's so mind boggling is the gentleman sat in the church an hour or so listening to the word, the prayers the saints were putting up and took the notion to say it's time to kill. >> reporter: judy glosser felt the same. >> that gave him time to think about it and he still did it. so he was angry. he was very angry inside. >> reporter: wayne smallwood cautioned about race as the motive. >> until a case is actually totally revealed i don't know if that was the actual deal. >> reporter: too early to go there you think? >> right. because i don't think that every individual that's white in america feels that way about other minorities in the country. >> i'm a church going guy and for somebody to come in and do something like that was devastating. >> reporter: vernon tyler chilled that it could happen here. >> it makes you think if you're going to church, you go to choir rehearsal, now you got second thoughts. >> i thought we would be over this by now. the killing is senseless. >> reporter: richard butl

our scott broom is in upper marlboro to explain this latest showdown. what's going on? >> reporter: it is a little head spinning. look at it this way. county executive rushern baker here in prince george's county says if you are going to raise property taxes at all, you got to spend every single dime and penny on education. instead last week the county council here passed a tax increase to fund parks and recreation. so the county executive today took out his veto pen and drew a line in the sand. it's a 2-year-old $14 million taj mahal of rec centers in oxon hill. george's county executive rushern baker used it as the backdrop to veto a 1.5% countywide property tax hike approved by the county to pay for more parks and rec. >> when we need to invest every dollar in education we're investing in more facilities. that's not the priority of the county. >> reporter: baker's priority is schools, but it's a fight baker is losing. >> the county council is disappointed and thinks the county should be fiscally responsible. >> reporter: chairman mel franklin says if the council didn

scott broom, wusa 9. >> investigators ruled the fire was an accident. >>> a prince george's county man out of the hospital and in jail. prosecutors charged collide peterson. police say he was one of two men shot by a cop yesterday in uppermarlboro. the men were approached in a stolen mustang and a witness said they heard the policeman order him do not touch that weapon. fearing for his life he shot the man. peterson charged with theft and gun related charges. the other man in the hospital. his charges are pending. officer gross has been with the department four years. he is on routine administrative leave. >>> hundreds more troops will head to iraq to boost the fight against isis. today the white house said the u.s. will open an additional training site where isis made some recent gains. this will allow more iraqis to sign up. another 450 military advisors will head over there to train the additional local forces. 3100 american troops are already in iraq but none are combat troops. >>> even the governor has to fulfill his civic duty. this morning maryland's governor, larry hogan report

i'm scott broom in rockville. coming up why the case will go to trail anyway. >> good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm debra alfarone. >>> tonight gay couples in all 50 states have the legal right to get married. >> look at the moment the decision was announced from the supreme court.

i'm scott broom in lake linganore maryland. the events that led up to a pontoon boat with nine people onboard going over this dam, killing one. >> i talk to a man who was on his boat when a speed boat that lost control in a race crashed in to his killing a 7-year-old. i'm stephanie ramirez. i'll have what he says happened coming up. >>> good evening. i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm derek mcginty. first at 7:00 tonight a strong warning tonight from federal agencies about the potential of a terror attack

i'm scott broom in ocean city maryland. coming up, why some beach-goers are reacting to news of shark attacks in north carolina by staying out of water here. >> rachel dolezal stepping down but a lawsuit she once filed might get you fired up all over again. >>> first tonight at 7:00, taking a live look outside. pretty good right now as the latest round of rain and storms is making its way out of the metro area but we're not in the clear just yet. thank you for joining us. i'm lesli foster.

our scott bloom is -- broom is live where this incident was reported by the cops last night and scott's got the details. scott? >> reporter: well this is a hugely popular club. last night was an especially huge event hosting an all-ages show performed by an internationally electronic dance sensation known as flume. also here last night 19-year- old victoria cal an of telling -- calahan of sterling, virginia who never went home. posted to twitter last night. 19-year-old victoria callahan a huge fan according to her twitter feed, a feed including this heartbreaking tweet. my god, drugs just ruins people. she posted it just two days ago. according to a police report officers were called to the echo stage 12:15 last night because callahan apparently overdosed on the club drug known as molly. she was taken by ambulance to the washington hospital center where she later died. her family in sterling shattered, asking for privacy. she was a sophomore, marine biology major on the dean's list, but her twitter feed suggested struggles with alcohol. according to experts, molly is a psychoactive synt

live on riggs place in northwest scott broom, wusa9. >> the u.s. bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is looking into this, but the cause of the fire has yet to be determined. >>> a newly unsealed search warrant today in the hunt for co-conspirators in the d.c. mansion murders. >> police have been looking hard at the guy who delivered the cash and also suggests the cops failed to find what they were looking for. >> bruce leshan is live at the scene where four people died three weeks ago. >> reporter: the one search warrant unsealed so far today shows that police recovered jordan wallace' bmw just a block from here at the scene. he said that he had delivered the money, driven out to chantilly and then raced back here when he learned about the fire. on instagram before the murders jordan wallace bragged about driving a fleet of luxury cars for his bossa sass savopoulos. -- his boss, savvas savopoulos. police grew suspicious of him after he allegedly lied about seemingly innocuous details about picking and delivering the $40,000 cash to the house t

. >> prince george's county bureau chief scott broom spoke with people today having the conversation with folks because sometimes neighbors just want to hear what each other has to say. >> reporter: i had some powerful comments. problem -- nobody was short on words on. this i want to start with anita pauler who was struck by this shooting and so many others. >> what's so mind boggling is that the gentleman sat there for the hour or so listening to the words and prayers that the saints were putting up and then took the notion it's time to couple of. >> reporter: judy glosser -- time to kill. >> reporter: judy glosser felt the same. >> he was very angry inside. >> reporter: wayne smallwood cautioned about race as a motive. >> until a case is actually total revealed i don't know if that was the actual deal. >> reporter: too early to go there you think? >> right. because i don't think that every individual that's white in america feels that way about other minorities in the country. >> i'm a church going guy and for somebody to do something like that was devastating. >> reporter: vernon

i'm scott broom in prince george's county. coming up the head spinning details in a battle that pits education against parks and recreation. >> reporter: emotional testimony in the trial of jesse matthew, the victim in the sex sexual assault trial taking the stand with some new information. i'm peggy fox in fairfax, this story coming up. >>> where the rain has fallen you can see it puddling in our streets, but where it's still coming down the driving conditions can be very hazardous. doppler is tracking it all with doppler 9000. thanks for being here. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. it's a pretty busy day in the weather department. top, what is live doppler 9000 showing you and who is under the tornado watch? >> right now everybody is under the tornado watch until 8:00. that is all the counties in red. it includes the entire metro area except technically for southern maryland. you folks could still get severe weather later on tonight. look at doppler radar. we've got storms passing through the district running into pri

at lake linganore scott broom, wusa 9. >> he was the special project manager for the large community association that administers that area. he had years of experience boating on the lake. >>> dc police now on the hunt for a suspect who broke in to a woman's home and sexually assaulted her. this happened early saturday morning in the home on 41st street northwest near davis place. that victim says her attacker ran off after the attack was done. dc crime solvers is offering $1,000 for information leading to an arrest of the suspect. >>> as the supreme court weighed in on the death penalty some opponents are beginning a four-day liquid fast to end capital punishment. bill pinckney's grandmother was killed during a robbery in 1985. he eventually forgave the killer who was taken off death row. he founded journey of hope 20 years ago. >> whatever drugs or whether it's an electric chair or firing squad, whatever the means of execution, we're opposed to that. but there's been a lot of suffering of people that's been given the lethal injection with the present cocktails. >> today the nation'

scott broom, wusa9. >> indeed they are because making bomb threats is a federal felony and you can get 10 years of prison time if you're caught and convicted. >>> a stolen vehicle from baltimore city ends in two men shot and a thwarted armed bank robbery. this happened before 11:00 this morning at giant and suntrust bank parking lot near pennsylvania avenue and route 301 in upper marlboro. that's where our stephanie ramirez joins us live. we know two police officers were involved but only one of them apparently fired at those two armed suspects, right? >> reporter: the scene was behind me here. there was a black ford mustang police towed. baltimore police tell us that mustang was one of two vehicles stolen from a rental car company. when the prince george's county officers approached the vehicle here, they got a tip it would be here last night. this is one of the firearms recovered from the scene after a detective with washington area vehicle enforcement unit opened fire on two suspects. police received a tip last night a black ford mustang was stolen. detectives tracked that vehicle t

i'm scott broom in rockville, coming up shocking new details revealed in the case. >>> this is the battle involving the piscataway drive failure homeowners i'm stephanie ramirez outside the prince georges county courthouse. i'll tell you what a judge says today that they cannot do, coming up. >>> the unseasonably warm temperatures are about to come to an abrupt end as big storms are moving through the region and our cameras caught a bolt of lightning near ing us. i'm lesli foster. >> topper is tracking all that with his doppler 9,000 so top where are the storms now? >> derrick they're popping up everywhere and we have a flash flood watch in effect for the entire metro area until 6:00 a.m. not including our friends in southern maryland but you've already had heavy rain so flooding is possible anywhere and that's the main threat with these storms will be heavy rain, terential downpours and flash flooding. we widened it out a little bit and you can see a lot of activity out toward winchester and across i66 but there's no shortage of activity closer to town and south and north of town. you've