metro area across southern maryland. this all moves on toward the south and the east at 40 miles per hour. heading in closer. the boxes on the screen, that indicates a severe thunderstorm warning. if you are in lorton, heavy rain. the same for mount vernon to old town alexandria. all of this moves to the on this, between 40,000 and 50,000 feet. so some very, very strong storms. some very tall storms. that is why we have had the ground stops at reagan national airport, the same at dulles and b.w.i. marshal. these are going to begin to improve in the next couple of hours or so. waldorf right now is where we are experiencing the heavy hail at this time. golf ball size reports at this hour. all of this moves toward the south and the east with the wind gusts likely upward of 60 to 70 miles per hour. we'll take you out and look around the capital beltway. d.c. right over here. west bend there. dupont circle, upper northwest d.c. further south is where we have the heaviest rain just outside of rosslyn to reagan national airport

joce: maryland's board has never taken action against dr. woodward. according to a state website, he looks flawless. but the 7 on your side i-team found out that is far from the truth. we dug up cases that the public does not know about because they do not appear on his public record. that he hadnown lawsuits against him, would you have trusted him with your health? >> no. joce: she reached a settlement properly treated for a life-threatening complication after surgery. woodward denied the claim saying he complied with a standard of care. >> he can kill you. poole had no idea woodward had been sued for negligence and malpractice and his past. he did win one case, but settled the others. with that record, she wanted to know why the medical board never acted. so did we. but the board turns down our request for an interview, telling 7 on your side its records are confidential. >> one doctor had eight hospital actions it was not disciplined. citizen.lic he says medical boards are aware of patients payouts. the databank was started by congress to protect t

>> the maryland crab meat is sweeter than any crab meet in the world, i would say, but maryland itself can only produce so much crab meat and a lot of the crabs in maryland get used for steaming. because in maryland, we like to sit down -- >> crack those crabs. >> yeah. >> what is the difference between a he crab and she crab and what do you use for your crab meat? >> all of our crab meat is from male they say the female is sweeter. i don't know. >> okay. tell us how you do it. >> okay. first we use the best crab meat we can find on the market. so -- >> nice big chunks of crab meat. >> we make sure we have that. >> all right. >> we have secret ingredients made with eggs, mayonnaise, and a bunch of seasonings. >> let me see. so what you have, eggs in here -- i'm going to hold it up here. can you see it, kirk? this is egg and what else is in this batter? >> a bunch of seasonings, eggs, and mayonnaise. >> and marinate. >> yeah. >> that's a secret ingredient. >> yeah. >> and what do you do? >> we add the bread crumbs. >> bread crumbs. >> so the crab cake holds. >> have some filler. >> yeah

., maryland or rosslyn. rslyn that's because this second thise phase of safe track surge number two involves a shutdown v between eastern market andst minnesota avenue benning road.nr we're talking about an impact to 70,000 riders. a lot fewer trains and metrod mo says it needs a 30 percent0 pe reduction in service.n in svice. here's what the gm saidm said yesterday.yester >> we will be providing bus shuttles between the closed cloe it will not be able to handledl this -- the volumes that wethlu normally get on this line so g you do needet to make other plans.pls. >> we're just asking everybodyas toki think about their commutese ahead of time and think aboutbot alternatives. >> this is going to be a tremendous stress on residentses coming into the district.nto clearly the shutdown overhutdow niece next two weeks are goingog to affect prince george's gs county tremendously.s >> reporter: back here inr: bk e rosslyn they're going to open the gates soon you want toou appreciate your commute today because it cou

he was at the airport to fly back to maryland. the police arrested him the day before on a reckless driving charge. -- absolutext tragedy after a concert in orlando turns into a crime scene. what the police know so far about the deadly former "voice" [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] heartbreak after an aspiring singer and reality tv stand out is killed. a gunman opened fire, killing christina grimmie right after a concert and in front of 100 fans. he turned the gun on himself. we have the latest. ♪ reporter: she dazzled everyone, first as a sensation on youtube. then reality tv, placing third in season six of nbc's "the voice." >> we are in orlando today. please come to the show. kimberly: the concert in orlando, a gunman and shot christina grimmie, murdered while meeting fans and signing autographs. >> it appears he came here to commit this crime. the shooter's 27-year-old kevin james. he traveled to st. petersburg, florida,

maryland's last standing lighthouse. learn about how lighthouse keepers live, how others met their demise. how this is being preserved and restored. all these spots in maryland definitely worth the trip. melissa mollet, first 4 traffic. >> a little something for everyone. >>> that's going to do it this week. i'm chris lawrence. thanks for joining us. have a great week. ♪ unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet that we feed our chickens and helps support their immune system. and we don't need to add antibiotics to their diet. if you want some sage advice, you should use thyme. okay, rosemary. thyme, just one more way we bring you chicken raised with no antibiotics ever. it's not the easy way. it's the perdue way. >>> that breaking news at 6:00, a singer who many of us came to know from "the voice," the tv shot, shot and killed while signing autographs. what investigators are now revealing about that concert shooting. >>> two men fou

now southern maryland you are starting with a little bit of cloud cover. here in the district were good.o its beautiful outside. forecast looks like this: 73 degrees eight a.m.. 82 degrees later on this afternoon around lunch time.ime. chance of a spotty shower we'll get to. erin here you are loquats this morning commute. >> track can go breaking news crash on 50. green on the map because volumem is a bit light. this could cause problems laterm we'll let you know. aside from that 95 northbound in stafford jammed and 66 cruising along 234029. seven not dealing with sny congestion. show you a look at you can see stayed throw of t headlights back up a little bit speeds under 30 miles an hour. metro is on time.o is i like what i'm seeing there. back to you guys. >> coming up a local copt is loc offering first time drug f offender a second chance athanc living -- >> popular reality show is now the subject of investigation inv into illegal drug use. >> as we head to break live look outside across the dmv time right now 5:37. n 70 degrees attitude. we're back rig

very little storm reports in maryland and the district. storms weakened as they pushed toward the east. right now 66 degrees. we'll be in the 60s through the morning hours. comfortably cool. showers generally light in nature around 7:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m., most of the d.c. metro area looks to be dry. showers south of the metro at that point by 11:00 a.m. and peeks of sun and a temp of 68. dining out tonight, comfortable, gorgeous. temps in the upper 60s to 70s. i'll track the weekend and what to expect hour by hour on father's day in ten minutes. >>> she found a note on her windshield scolding her for veterans. she says she has nothing to be sorry about and wait until you hear her response. >>> glimpse into the future of celphones. l >>> good morning. welcome back. we are watching the traffic conditions around the region and so far so good. good setup for the friday rush hour. live look at the beltway right now on outer loop. nice and easy heading west on 495 taillights heading away from the camera and easy going toward george avenue. no de

a maryland state trooper was struck. his vehicle was struck by one car, and knocked into another car. six people in all injured. two juveniles taken away to be observed and two other adults had checkups, but the trooper and another adult were injured, in fact, the trooper was flown out via air medevac, and we are told they both suffered trauma, but non-life threatening. did have traffic flows on the travel lanes. the through lanes of i-27 for a good part of an hour. traffic diverted around on the local lane, but the investigation continues into how this crash all happened, and as you mentioned, there are move over laws, and we are told now that the crash is completely cleared. the main line is open, but, of course, the investigation does continue. live in derrick ward, news 4. >> derrick, thank you. >>> uber customers won't see those infamous third rates anymore on the app nap doesn't mean the extra fees are going away. you will still pay high rates base and demand. the ride share company says it will now show the total

mannasas 68, frederick 72, 78 in hagerstown and nearly 81 in cumberland, maryland. satellite and radar cloud than we had the past several mornings. when you see storms firing over the mountains of west virginia because of that i cannot rule out a shower coming in in the morning hours. here's your planner, 76 degrees. maybe a shower 8 . it's more the afternoon when we can seat popup thunderstorms. again some of which could be severe. more details on that in a bit. holly, maureen, back up to you. >> coming up on "fox" news morning cleveland championship has people talking about cursed sports cities, d.c. and burgandy and gold may come to mind. despite recent history we have experienced championship teams. >> one sports city is far more cursed than cleveland ever was and controversial ruling by the supreme court may have erased centuries of protection we once had under fourth amendment. >> as we head to break a live look across the z.c. region, time now 4:37. we'llen back with more fox news morning♪ >> supreme court giving police officers more power to stop and quest

heavy rain in parts of southern maryland and the northern neck. by 8:00 p.m., most of the area returns to dry conditions. >> you heard her mention she is not impressed with the likelihood of wind damage, but pepco is ready to respond to any power outages. they're ready to ask for assistance from companies in baltimore, philly, and chicago if needed. >>> we want to take a look at the conditions out there right now. i want to show you a live picture right now near the national mall. some of the ominous clouds we saw earlier have playomoved out. i'll take a look at union station. let's take a look outside our studios. you can download the nbc washington app for any and all >>> we are learning more about the man shot and killed in a neighborhood in prince william county. he's a 24-year-old named najim mason. >> reporter: a broken window seemingly out of place in an apartment kmcomplex like this, t it is part of a police investigation into a homicide. >> everybody heard a loud bang in the area. at that point, everybody was like what's going on. >> repo

our maryland bureau chief brad bell with some of what people are saying tonight. brad: in silver spring we have been talking to a lot of people about what happened in orlando. everyone is saying that they are disgusted. they are stick and tired of the violence. some of them are blaming guns as well. but not all. as one side of the gun debate points to orlando as the latest example of why assault weapons should be banned, gun rights activists dan of the organization maryland shall issue claims t distraction from the real problems. >> this is an act of terrorism based on a hate crime. yes. the fact that guns were used is an addendum to that story. brad: he defends his right to defend himself with weapons of his choosing. >> the rifle he had is no more dangerous than the semi-automatic handguns he had. brad: the orlando shooter carried semi-automatic handgun and a high capacity semi-automatic assault rifle of the sort banned in maryland and the district, but not in virginia or florida where the killer legally bought his guns last week. those tonight urging a reinstat

parts of maryland and west virginia. looks like our rain chances, unfortunately, will be going up as we head for the weekend. that and your se >>> prince george's county man shot and killed police. 20-year-old conrad hull of hyattsville was walking with two caretakers to the basketball court. he dropped his budget. and it -- basketball. and it hit a car that was pulled over to the side of the road with the driver inside. that led to an argument, which endum with -- ended up with the driver shooting hull. >> i've never seen anything like that. this is the first time since i've been here that i've heard about this kind of violence over here. >> i've been here 21 years and never had any problems. >> senseless. detectives are still searching for the driver who shot cole. all happen. >>> a phoenix mother is in critical condition tonight. after police found her three children murdered. >> investigators say that woman stabbed her three sons before trying to kill herself. one was only 3 months old. the bodies of two of the child

to include parts of southern maryland including v.v. this is until 10:00 p.m.0:00 a line of strong thunderstormsro starts tong approach the area. we have severe thunderstorm warnings to tell you about andll we y have a look at radar.rada what to tell you to look for for the rest of this evening. that is coming up after fox5 returns after this. > this is really hard to believe at this point, but we'r getting readys to celebrate thb fourth of july on monday. according to new rankings, somee states are more patriotic than others. >> virginia is the most patriotic state in the country. the rankings are based on factors like military engagement, voting habits andnd volunteer rates. the rest of the top five rounded out with alaska, south caroline and a georgia. m was further down the list at number 30.nu > always a list. >> fourth of july fireworks andd summer thunderstorms can produce big booms. it can scare your pets. there's now a new treatment for pets scared by loud noises. it's a small amount of medicine to keep your animals calm. it co

and potentially to southern maryland this evening. be back with a look at why we have i -- >>> a service dog in training for a wounded warrior will know 80 commands before he is placed with a veteran. >>> tonight, andrea mccarren spruces us -- introduces us to future service dogs in maryland. >> the puppies are just 8 to 10 weeks old. but they're on a mission that will change a veteran's life. >> we're just looking at their different energy levels. we're looking at how they interact with one another. so are they playing a lot? do they settle easily? do they startle at different things? >> reporter: even th their personalities were emerging. and their suitability for service is being assessed. >> a service dog just needs to, essentially be perfect. they have to be in public all the time, make sure they're polite. or if they're out in a grocery store. out in the mall. >> very challenging to work with puppies. and i kind of thrive off of that challenge. also, the endings. the whole mission. what they're going to do and how they're going

a maryland bureau in upper marlboro with the breaking details. as you said, 270 separate distinct charges, allegations of child pornography , child sexual abuse, this having to do with the actions that deonte carraway is alleged to have taken while he was a teacher's aide at an elementary school, he had access to children and the allegations are he was taking children to various hidden places in the school and to homes and public holdings in the glenarden area, he was abusing them and recording that abuse on camera. than one dozen victims at last count, 17 victims, these charges will relate to individual circumstances, allegations of abuse against those children's on a number of occasions. he is locked up, behind bars on a no bond status, he has also been indicted in federal court on child pornography charges, if convicted on those charges in federal court he are pretty faces more than 100 years in prison, these are state charges, much more on this coming up, the state's attorney calling a 2:30 press conference to talk about this action. jummy: t

beltway still looking good in maryland but 50 west, 410 to 201 sluggish commute. commu we'll keep you posted.os i got you covered at erin fox5o5 d.c. wisdom and annie.sdomnd a >> 5:48 is the time. 5:48 is if you plan on traveling alongng the mixing bowl today we've tody got some changes to tell you about. northbound 95 express lanes and 395 hov lanes will closev ll at 10:00 a.m.00.m >> and southbound drivers willd be allowed to use the 95 the express lanes starting at 11:30 a.m. an hour earlier earli than normal.an n this schedule will remain r throughout the summer.um >> all right. time now is 5:48 and let's a l take a look at the storieshe s you're engaging with them on social media this morning using our realtime newss tracker.acke >> first up, a new huffington post article about how toow teach children about consentil is making the rounds online. onl after several high profilero rape cases made headlines inn may. the helpful parenting pieceentip breaks down how to communicate with children about the notionti of consent whether they arehey young toddlers or tee

maryland drivers have a new look on their license. the new security feature identity. >>> thousands drive across it every day. the new safety concerns on the memorial bridge and action to it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >> we have this developing story out of oakland following the nba after he fell from a second deck during a fight with another fan. thirbn happened after the game finished. the 20 year old is in the hospital right now. no word yet on what started this fight or if any charges will be filed in this "!%zaccident. i'm angie goff from the live desk. chuck? >> thank

now a maryland state trooper is making a comeback. >>> and it's turned into a cult classic. now a local university is helping some music fans relive their heavy metal parking lot. >>> first, full military honors this week for a woman who dedicated her love to service which meant keeping secrets. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver shows how friends are remembering a real-life spy as she's laid to cemetery. >> reporter: even up until her passing in january at 100 years old -- ♪ >> reporter: stephanie loved the song. loved singing and playing music. >> she was strumming for a few minutes and looks up and over her glasses, and says, "get me one of these." >> reporter: this is stephanie's best friend. she visited her neighbor almost every night for the last decade. in that time, madre learned she had many skills, most especially -- >> a good secret keeper. >> reporter: post-world war ii, secrets were part of major raider's job at the office of strategic services or oss. >> she never would talk about the oss. for years, i think even her family wouldn't -- they knew t

for baltimore maryland. there's this one warning wayarng to the south and west, w augusta, nelson county in couy virginia. keep you informed on ifmed on f any other warnings pop up asher we head through the morning. 85 degrees, thunderstorms likely today. did have to add storms forrm friday as well although not as widespread, very spotty forad, o tomorrow afternoon.tomorrow aer weekend still looks great.ks g mid 80's on saturday andatury sunday with very low humidityity and just perfect weather for wtr the weekend. erin como has got the roads thes this morning. hey, erin. hey, e >> 4:55 and it's already busyaly and we're not seeing any rain ay hitting the area just yet. an update from d.c. police pol right now.t now. the person lit by a car on car bi is actually in southeast it's the 2700 block of minnesota mine avenue southeast so we'll keepwl you updated on that accidentcc investigation. injuries involved as well. we're also dealing with theith leftover work from a water a war main break yesterday in alexa

richmond, most of those are in the southern maryland. in ten minutes, i'll give you a check on that whole seven-day forecast which includes your fourth of july outlook. don't miss it. breaking news continues in fairfax county. >>> well, the good news about our breaking news is that it's breaking news that route 1 has been reopened down near ft. belvoir. authorities were confident of the fact that they could reopen route 1 between the fairfax county parkway and jeffed toway. four feet of water were on the roadway. they have done a great job clearing it out. we also have road work in cla s they will wrap up before 5:00. 15, same deal, lucts and leesberg, there's two separate paving projects. we have some delays going through the area. plan ahead if this is a normal path of travel. back to you. >>> developing this morning, a massive recall from ikea, the chest and dresser they want you to return. >>> imagine driving to work this morning when your car sinks veralse . >>> 15 before the hour in the race for the white house, hillary clinton and

the birds will be processed and meat donated to the maryland food bank. geese feces is a big problem in the park. it can impact the water quality and cause unsanity conditions on athletic fields and lawn areas. >>> a new poll from nbc news and the wall street journal released in the last 25 minutes is showing the major hurdle both hillary clinton and donald trump must still overcome with voters. >>> good morning. all clear on storm team 4 radar. we're off to a dry start on this monday morning, however there are some showers here coming into west virginia out of the ohio valley. they will be gelingt closer to us later today. >>> all lanes back open on 295i- the district, a fatal accident on 295 caused a bit of a mess today. >> let's check with molette green who has new developments. what's going on? >> reporter: all lanes back open. both directions moving quite nicely now. this happened about 30 minutes ago. we want to show you some video now. traffic got moving right after police towed away a car. one of the cars involved it was badly damaged. this was a

western maryland hugging the i-81 corridor. the areas that are likely to see the heaviest rains from the storms tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. this is what we have out there now. you can see the line of storms now beginning to develop across indiana to chicago. the you know of anyone with travel plans to or from chicago, it will be a bumpy ride. we are under a slight risk. the biggest problem out here will be the heavy rain. the clouds will be on the increase. thunderstorms dep by dawn. grab an umbrella. keep your patience handy tomorrow. our freshly updated future cast. 5:00 in the morning, showers and thunderstorms entering western maryland. look what happens moving in the 9:00 hour. heavy rains over the district. arlington, alexandria, down to fredericksburg. this will move out of here eventually. and yet another round of storm on the way late afternoon and into the evening hours. some may become severe. we will get this out of here by friday. for tomorrow, keep a watch. eye to the sky. showers and the thunderstorm

maryland 50 eastbound before you get out towards half of the roadway. doesn't sound serious, but a little bit to clean up and get out of the roadway. back in to you. >>> it's 5:32. our region is bracing for the start of metro's massive safetrack plan p that begins this weekend. it all starts with the first phase of work between east falls church and ballston. megan mcgrath "life" where single tracking will hamper the commute. >> reporter: there has been quite an outreach effort, so this should not catch anybody by surprise. you can see the signs posted for some time at the east falls church station telling people what to expect. it's going to be painful, though. no question about it. three years of maintenance essentially done over the course of one year and it gets under way tomorrow. now, later today paul wiedefeld will gather with elected officials from virginia to discuss the impact of this first surge and detail the action and advice for riders. around the clock single tracking between east falls church an ballston will happen for 13 days. big dela

up in th le panhandle ofhale maryland a few showers this morning. otherwise you can see theren see are clouds generally thinningnnn out across the region so maybe m we start off with a little bit e of sunshine very early thisars morning around sunrise beforeor clouds kind of get thrown back our way by the time we get to gt the morning rush hour.morning rh all right, here's yourou forecast for the seven-day sen here. 83 degrees for your friday, ay, spotty thunderstorm in the afternoon. aftern weekend looks fantastic. mid 80's both days, lots of sunshine. get out there and enjoy it.t. monday and tuesday heat andt a humidity are back. upper 80's on monday, lowerday,l 90's on tuesday then we clear ce it out for the middle of nextef week with a good amount of sunfn and mid 80's.and that's a look at the forecast. f erin como has the roads.. >> 4:55 right now.ow as we wake up around the dmv overnight road work did clear. . two west at brightseat roadt r back to normal.ormal. traffic moving along justng angj fine. look how nice we're looking onko 50 from 30

let's look at maryland drive times next. . >> bep gentleman mip crawling cou at the orioles game. back and both players facing -- there it is again. 99 miles an hour in the small of the back. both players facing suspension. so far have not overrulely heard from the league. . >> did you say 99 miles an hour. >> that's how fast the ball was going. >> yes. >> both he jektd. he insist the throw was uninttional and o's had win. >> u.s. min 4 o 0. >> you can watch it on "fox sports" one. >> just a horrific scene on my michigan high hey way a pickup truck slams >> a pickup truck slammed into a group of bias sicklists in michigan. a man is in custody after fleeing on foot. minutes perfect that incident they received calls of a picku they received calls of a pickup truck drivering erratically. officials were called to the accidents scene. >> in maui a 37-year-old woman is charged with killing her twin sister by driving off aof a klivr. witnesses say they saw the twins arguing before the driver drooevr a duvall accelerated and made a sharp turn her sister died from that accident. >> time ou

long-standing crash, southern maryland 210 northbound after ft. washington. headed up to old fort north. the center lane was getting through. rest of the wait, past kirby hill, toward the beltway, may be volume on i-295 towards laboratory road. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> 6:54 now. today family and friends will remember stephanie goodloe. she was found in her home on june 18th. with her murder. the day before the murder, goodloe called police to report that hairston violated an emergency protective order. >>> maryland state police are investigating a murder-suicide in allegheny county. police found mary preston and george wet stone dead inside a home in corriganville. yesterday officers were called to the home after wet stone didn't report to work. they were found dead in a bedroom. they believe he shot preston and turned the gun on himself. >>> a win for rolling stone magazine. a judge threw out a defamation lawsuit. three former phi kappa sy brothers filed against it last year. they claimed an article detailing a gang rape at their fraternity house

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., maryland and virginia area. am support groups are popping up online, existing online, posting updates online including the turk kish heritage information. they are based in d.c. and and understandably they are condemning this attack. just t g tight security is we were standing here and immediately security came out of the tush kirk embassy and asked us what we were doing here tonight. ton obviously they were on top of everything. we let them know that we were here with the news media and they had a lot of questions for us. save to say that everybody is ob edge in light of these attacks, teisha lewis, fox5 local news. w > let's take it outside now. some severe storms move throughr earlier today. they up rooted this large tree e in silver springs. it then fell over on top of that truck. we have life team coverage begin withing sarah simmons on the scene in silver springs. >>reporter: well, tony and shawn, it's interesting when in when come up to the silver the springs neighborhood there areeh still a lot of homes

the maryland medical examiner ruled that shields died of natural causes. the prince georges county reviewed the video and presented it with other evidence last year, and the grand jury chose not to file any charges. ultimately, the grand jury declined to indict any of the officers involved in the incident with mr. shields and no criminal charges were ever filed. >> prince georges can't comment because of the pending lawsuit involving shields' death. >>> cops posing as crooks to get evidence of down-low deals. that story coming up. >>> the springfield lawyer accused in a violent home invasion attack says he doesn't remember anything about that night and now his attorneys have a name for that defense. we'll tell you more about it coming up. >> this is chris gordon in gaithersburg, maryland, why a federal investigation has cleared montgomery county air park of any fall in the fatal jet crash that killed a mother and two >>> the police chief says it's key to reducing robberies and burglaries in the district. an undercover sting finds an auto shop illegally dea

these are very fast moving sprinkles now coming out of virginia into maryland. the district heading off to the south and east crossing the bay here over the next hour. but it is drying out across northern virginia now. a little bit of sunshine breaking out there. we'll see the sun breaking out a little bit later this morning. right now temperatures are generally in the mid to upper 06s. most of maryland and virginia right near the bay as well as the shellen doe washington valley, the shenandoah valley. the cubs and nats going at it, first pitch at 4:05 in the low 80s. by 6:00 p.m. near the seventh inning, in the upper 70s. you will notice it rather steamy humidity. then by 8:00 p.m. as you're leaving the game, if it doesn't go to extra innings, back down to the mid-70s. likely not a delay. but there is the possibility of a shower o this evening. and by dawn tomorrow, maybe a few showers tomorrow. a little sun midday thursday. highs reaching the upper 07s, 70s. tomorrow is the next best chance for heavy downpours and storms. that's thursday night into early frida

this is from the maryland department of health. you can see, where talking about -- we are talking about 2015 to 2016, january to march in 2015, just 73, jumping all the way to 150 in the first three months of 2016. when we break it down by county, according to these numbers, it shows the baltimore metro area is where they see the largest number of cases, of the year. the number of heroin related deaths also jumping, from 190 in the first quarter in 2015 to 216 this year in maryland. tonight, a warning from maryland's health secretary, saying no illicit drugs are safe. they are urging lots of people, saying fentanyl can sometimes be hundreds of times more potent than heroin, and for some trying to buy other drugs they could find that inside of it, resulting perhaps in an accidental overdose. the warning tonight coming even though as they have expanded , the drug -- naxolone that can sometimes stop overdoses, warning drug users to seek treatment before overdose or death occurs. alison: a community in prince william county is offerin

frederick, maryland, manassas, 7 miles of visibility. culpeper two miles of visibility. so there are pockets of fog to be dealt with early this morning. on the whole, though, today will be a nice one. simply delightful, warm and sunny outside for today. tomorrow we do pick up at least a little chance for some afternoon showers. no complete washouts tomorrow. the rain chances go up further heading to friday. but for now, off to a quiet start. 64 at reagan national. temperatures are going to be climbing into the low 80s by 11:00 a.m. i to be outside. if you're going to get a shower or a thundershower chance today, the best chances will be right along i-81 out in the shenandoah valley and the mountains. not much of a rain threat around. outdoor dining recommended with temperatures falling from the upper or lower 80s to the mid to upper 70s between 6:00 and 10:00 tonight. here's future weather to carry out the slim chance there of showers all dry by early tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon a little better chance for some showers and storms tomorrow. again, primarily s

by 5:00 though, future weather carrying the rain chance down into southern maryland. we'll be drying out overnight tonight. temperatures this afternoon, low to mid-80s and again rain chances highest between about 3:00 and 5:00. for tomorrow, cool and breezy outside. tomorrow about 10 degrees cooler than today with afternoon highs only in the mid-70s. and here is that "7-day forecast." today in the mid-80s, tomorrow mid-70s and breezy. almost chilly weather in the mornings especially thursday morning, that will be the coldest. highs in the 70s still. back into the mid-80s next best collapse chance for rain late in the day on saturday. let's check a check on traffic. >>> so far as good as you ride out, but's early as you travel the second morning of single tracking on the orange silver line. chopper 4 found the crash on the baltimore-washington parkway south at route 100. left lane taken away. everything has cleared over to the shoulder. so travel lanes are open. 95 not much better, there was a krar at route 100 -- after, 216 along the right side. sounds like a new cras

minimum will go up in maryland. the state's gas tax is going up a penny to 33.3 cents. the first increase in three years. state sponsored retirement saving plan goes into effect to let private sector employees whose employers don't offer savings program access to an i.r.a. that is just some of the law, quite a few, going on the books. live at the "live desk" i'm jonathan elias, abc7 news. back to you. leon: i cannot teell you how many times he told me he would love to hunt a bear with a slingshot. alison: you can use it legally. leon: too late for you. alison: coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- we will talk about addressing hollywood's diversity problems. after years of complaints around the oscars. leon: coming up new at 6:00, a new report blasts the u.s. navy for the ten sailors captured in iran. the three strikes that led to doug: let's get you up to speed for the weekend. the weekend will clear out nicely. 85. low humidity on saturday. few more clouds, 83 on sunday. now as far as the fourth goes on monday it will be a warm in the 80's. not hot. the deal with monda

come from virginia,nia, 22 percent from maryland but again, d.c. police busy nightusg for them as they deal with wit four separate shootings in theie district.di live in northeast d.c., anniet a yu, fox5 local news. n >> prince george's county aorgeu former school aide wasrmoo indicted yesterday on 27070 charges of child sexual abuse and child porn. deonte carraway remains behinden bars without bond this morningis accused of abusing 23 children3n one as young as seven years y old while he was working at judgeville vain ya' woodsle vaia elementary school. angela brooks gave detailsve des yesterday about some of the the charges listed in the indictment.indi >> that indictment includes inc charges of sexual child abuseexb of a counts of first degree sex offense.fe there are 41 counts of second oo degree sex offense.en. 44 counts of third degree sex offense.offe 66 counts of allowing child pornography and 56 counts of possessing child pornography.ap >> the state's attorney's officization 20 of theci children involved have beennv identified.identified.

reportes de viento se maryland con daÑo. todos estos puntos azules son daÑos provocados por el viento. la temperatura mÁxima llegÓ a 88 grados deberÍamos estar en 84. todas las estaciones han recibido cerca de los 90, esto es un poco mÁs alto. 88 atlanta city, luego llegÓ la lluvia. sin embargo, desde filadelfia hacia el norte, precisamente sido nulo el impacto de esa lluvia. poca visiÓn general, con el paso de las tormentas hemos recibido reportes y algunos puntos azules hasta 70 millas por hora las rÁfagas, provocan algunos inconvenientes localmente. noten el eco del radar en las Últimas horas donde la lÍnea de tormenta afectado. todo esto estÁ afectado al frente frÍo que se afecta la zona, este es el Área de mayor peligro, virginia, maryland y delaware. esta maÑana va norte del valle de ohio, puede a ver algunos tornados, la energÍa concentrada en la zona, todavÍa maÑana provocando mÁs daÑos y problemas, un poco mÁs al norte y al oeste de pensilvania tambiÉn. para nosotros, filadelfia maÑana un dÍa

the birds will be processed and the meat donated to the maryland food bank. the county says the feces that the birds leave behind is the park and that can impact the water quality. tell us what you think about the county's plan. you can join the conversation by liking us on our facebook page and joining in on the discussion there. >>> some folks enjoying the beautiful weather today in arlington. amelia is coming up next with the next chance for storms and the possible increase in our humidity as well. >>> a big turn out in the public safety sector to been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner's to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120