>> people in martinsburg area began learning the news on facebook this morning. denise with her family is well known here died in the las vegas shooting. she had been enjoying the country music festival with her husband tony. the facebook photo was posted at the concert earlier sunday. the twitter picture was posted a half hour before the shooting began. those in martinsburg and denise's nearby hometown of hedgesville were stunned to learn there was a victim from here. >> shocking. i was heart breaking. like i said, everybody travels. you never know anywhere you go. anytime you take your family anywhere, things can happen. heartbreaking. >> family members tell us denise's husband tony plans to fly back in a few days. denise reportedly died in his put his flag at half staff in memory of device. according to the facebook page her hometown was hedgesville which is close, outside of martinsburg here but she was living here when tragedy happened. reporting live in martinsburg, i'm tom roussey. abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. we just got in the newsroom the death toll

denise bruditis of martinsburg, west virginia killed when those bullets rained down on that crowd of country music lovers last night. arundel high school alum tina frost. here is a look at the numbers now, and they are still difficult to grasp. at least 59 dead and at least 527 are injured. many of them in critical condition. >> and police say 64-year-old stephen paddock, a seemingly upstanding citizen, was the one who opened fire on that crowd of 22,000 people. he had an arsenal of at least 42 firearms that were found between his home and his hotel room opt vegas strip. he planned this but we are still not clear why he did this. he set out to inflict this mass carnage. >> this is the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history, and nbc's sarah dahlop begins our team coverage tonight. >> and we're saddened. and we're sorry. >> reporter: a somber vigil a day after bullets rained down on the las vegas strip. >> evil showed its face last night. but love is showing its fac >> reporter: at least 59 killed and more than 500 woundsed when 64-year-old steven paddock used a hammer to break two

martinsburg, the advice bipt has been reduced down to raised tonight quarter of a mile. it's getting a little bit better in cumberland. i was a quarter of a mile last time we checked. these will fluctuate o anticipate that they're going to be issuing any type of dense fog advisory issue or anything like that. i'll keep an eye on it. the weather service issues that here's we are this morning with a classic marine layer, the cloudy, the mistiness out there, very humid this morning. it takes a little while to burn this off. we have the southerly winds. that will break it up, if you will, a little bit quicker than what we ended up with yesterday. high pressure otherwise is in control here. itself rehigh pressure off to the east of us. thoos ' why we're waking up with the clouds again. back off to the west there are showers here, a lot of thunderstorms yesterday and last night that dropped a hail, a lot of wind gusts over 50 miles per hour. it's calmed down now. it's all associated with a frontal system that is going to move through and provide quite difference in temperature

just hours before denise was killed, the couple from martinsburg, west virginia was already planning their third trip back for the 2018 festival. the initial gunshots i did not think it was gunfire. the not until the second burst. tony and denise was standing to an area that was less crowded. they were able to move freely as they made their way out. it wasn't l until the second burst the green beer a realized they were in the line of gunfire. on our way out denise was struck. she was immediately unconscious. i stay ed with her there. her wounds were pretty bad. another gentleman topped and we moved her back and then finally got the ability to move her outside the fence. we loaded up in someone's pickup truck that was out there and started on a lifelong banker and had just decided to pursue a college degree. she was a mother of two and if february she would have been a grandmother for a fifth time. as soon as i know denise is on her way home i'll get on a plane and get back to the family . once i know she's on a plain, then i'll be on my way. and sadly we have learned there were more

martinsburg down to 59. winchester you're down to 357. fredericksburg to 59. on our way to a pretty cold evening, that is for sure. and we'll see the temperatures continuing to drop through the 50s by 11:00 and well down into the 30 #-s and 40s tonight with d.c. about 45-degrees, but you could be 10- degrees keerl than that. we dropped to 36 last night at dulles. a cold night means a chilly start at the bus stop. notice the recovery tomorrow afternoon, our high treatment today 64. tomorrow we should stop out closer to 70-degrees and after a school at the bus stop a range of 61 to 68-degrees . our chilly fall nights continue, but each night

live in martinsburg, i'm tom roussey. alison: so sad. thank you. there has been an outpouring of support online. first daughter ivanka trump turning to twitter to say she found out about the shooting as she was waking opiating our collective hearts are breaking for the victims and their families. larry: former presidential candidate hillary clinton expressing the grief for the victims and making a call for stricter gun control laws. saying grief isn't enough. while calling out the n.r.a. alison: shared online today selflessness. wait is as long as five hours to donate blood. people who couldn't wait that long were there to bring food and water for those who were able to get through. larry: one of the questions. how do you protect large crowds like this? abc7 chief political correspondent scott thuman on the hill. when you see a large crowd and how this happened, this has to be a worst case scenario that is impossible to plan for. scott: that is the difficulty. what we are talking about here is the difference between what is considered a hard target

dulles 62, manassas 63, 61 for martinsburg. winchester you're likely to stay in the 50's all day as the cold front is already through your region. here's overnight lows which are big 'cause they are chilly. 46 degrees for washington. but look at the 30's dulles 37, martinsburg 36, hagerstown nearly the freezing mark. we got some freeze watches and warnings out to the west here. i'll show you those coming up in a few more minutes but yes, prepare for the heavier jackets as you head off to work and school tomorrow. going to be a chilly overnight. 65 your 70's are back starting on wednesday. plenty of sunshine through the second half of the week. that's weather. erin como is back with a check of the roadways. sorry about the rain this morning. >> kind of putting a damper on things. skyfox heading to the centreville area. steady flee of backed up traffic leading towards the beltway. from skyfox i want to move to the maps. a gas main break george mason drive between columbia pike and south four mile run drive i should say. juljuly t

tonight's vigil will be held at hedgesville high just outside of martinsburg at 6:30. she was just 50-years-old. we're hearing from a doctor who responded to last year's shooting at the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. 49 people were killed, and 58 others wounded. at that time, it was the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. since then, dr. smith and his peers have conducted training sessions in cities across the country, including las vegas. they've taught doctors how to deal with mass shootings. he says training with law enforcement and hospitals can help save lives. stay with abc-7 as we continue to track the investigation into sunday's massacre - as well as the recovery of the victims- and the tributes to lives lost. for information how you can donate blood or money to help the victims- go to wjla.com. happening toda thousands of illegal immigrants to renew their immigration status as part of the daca program. suzanne kennedy is live on the hill this morning. and suzanne if they don't renew..thousands could lose protection from being deported. new this mo

martinsburg, west virginia woman denise samon- and her husband, tony, were in las vegas enjoying the concert when gunfire erupted. according to his facebook, samon- died in her denise samon- leaves behind her husban of 32 years, and 2 children. a look now - at the faces of some of the other victims of sunday night's horrific violence. all of them- simply attending a concert with loved ones. the victims- range in age from their 20 to 50s. word traveling to their families and places of work... as communities all over the country, are shattered by grief. along with the horrific video from sunday night-- we are also seeing incredible acts of love. you're seeing video of lines of people- waiting to donate blood to help the victims. several centers were set up in las vegas- with some reporting 8-hour wait times! the need is great- and it' you can help - by donating blood here at home. we've posted the information you need at wjla.com. music fans are mourning the loss of a rock legend. tom petty died yesterday of cardiac arrest, after being rushed to a los angeles hospital. he was 66. maggi

one of them is from martinsburg, west virginia. tom roussey is there live as the friends are remembering her today. tom? tom: you know, alison, las vegas is more than 2,000 miles from here so a lot of people shocked to learn there is a victim from here in martinsburg. this flag at half-staff in her memory. this is a twitter post from the victim. i am told she posted this picture on twitter a halve hour, a little less, before the shooting started. she was there in las vegas with her husband tony who did a lot of folks around up to can't believe somebody from so far away was a victim in this tragedy. she had been to the concert with her husband several times before. looking at her social media pages it was obvious she was excited to be there for it. she was a big country music fan. this is hitting a lot of folks hard here getting reaction around town. a lot of people don't know about it yet but it is tarting to hit facebook a lot -- starting to hit facebook and sharing what happened. a lot of people are praying for the family. i talk

quantico 81. 8 frederick and martinsburg. warmer afternoon after cool start to jack threats morning. shorts and tee shirz this afternoon under sunny skies, 79 in district. wouldn't shock if we touched 80. we'll touch 80 tomorrow. warming up to summertime feel 85 back and stick ago roun. nats game friday, saturday maybe shorts and tee shirts for october baseball. don't do that too often with temperatures again expected mid 80s during peak of afternoon. best chance of showers dry for baseball games and surprised, monday, tuesday, each feature chance of showers and right now looks like best chance probably monday afternoon. all right. that's a check of forecast. erin como is back this morning with the roadways. how are he they looking erin. >> 5:18 now clearing on 270 southbound. we had a big zone blocking lanes 121. however to get from 70 to 109 because of residual delays that takes 30 minute. you can see clarksburg road things starting topen up a bit and don't leave the house early red zone this time of morning. as we move thi

hundreds came out to a high school north of martinsburg to remember denise burditis. she was at the country music festival with her husband tony when the gunman opened fire. denise was a mother of two and soon to be a grandmother of five. >> time right now is 5:32. disturbing details this morning out of montgomery county. parents take a look at your screen right now because this is a picture of roy andres simmons, iii. yesterday he was arrested in montgomery county accused of inappropriately touching a 10-year-old girl. he turned himself in last night after detectives say he admitted to the contact. now according to records, it allegedly took place last november at an after school program at carter rock springs elementary school in potomac. simmons was a group leader for the program called kids adventures. investigators believe there could be other victims and encourage parents of kids who may have had contact with simmons to talk to them. >>> a woman convicted in a shocking case of elder abuse in our area is going to prison. roxanne bucchan straker was sentenced to a

she was from martinsburg, west virginia. here's nbc's chris palone with how the loved ones are being remembered. >> reporter:heir stories are as diverse as america itself. 59 people all with families and jobs and dreams. those who knew them choose to remember not how they left this world, but what they did in their all too short time in it. people like sonny melton of tennessee who died while making sure his wife heather lived. >> he loved her. i think it was second nature to him to do something like that. >> reporter: or rhonda la rock a woman from massachusetts who loved her family and her church. >> it doesn't make sense. she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: but amidst the grief there are stories of bravery, love and selflessness. police who ran towards the danger without thinking twice. survivors reunited with the strangers who wouldn't quit until they were safe. >> this is james lawson. >> there he is. hey, man. thanks, buddy. >> reporter: paramedic dawn marie gray from oregon and her husband kevin. >> when we came out

many are headed for the low to mid 70's around the region. 73 for winchester. 75 for martinsburg aren't and fredericksburg. tonight cool. each changed the model to give to more accurate representation of what -- excuse me. 55 degrees -- that snuck up for me. 46 in dulles. 74 today for daytime high. 75 tomorrow. weekend looks beautiful in the mid 70's. erin don't drink coffee before you step out of the weather department. >> even worse i've eaten almonds before and coughing. it's the worst. right now skyfox is out in potomac. democracy boulevard remains shut down. this is a double fatal crash investigation involving several cars, severe damage to the vehicle on the tow truck right there. this scene is in the process of clearing but right now democracy boulevard is not opened to traffic in both directions been gainsborough road and new bridge. as we look at our maps that's not the only big problem we're tracking this morning. there's a crash blocking the right shoulder by the pentagon, 395 on the northbound side. it's going to take you 20 extra minutes in the main lanes to get from the be

peter callahan is an addiction counselor in martinsburg. he said the hope dealers have tripled the number of people getting access to treatment. 16 beds, what kind of a difference can that make? >> it's a small drop. >> reporter: he credits them with applying pressure to the state to help fund a new detox facility in their city. >> what the hope dealers bring to the table is here is an option for treatment. here is an option for you to make a choice to get help. and they're taking it. >> reporter: christy, where does that commitment come from? >> it comes from knowing that someone needs help. knowing that a mother can go to sleep that night, knowing her kid is on the way to a detox center. they're not laying in bed, wondering where is my child. >> she told me on the way up there, i can't even believe i'm alive. >> reporter: four women, dealing hope in a town where hope is hard to find. for "cbs this morning," michelle miller, martinsburg, west virginia. >> we should let you know that the hope dealers receive recognition in wv living magazin

martinsburg, rain. so the heaviest rain will be around for the morning commute, which is why there's a weather alert today. tapering off by 9:00 a.m. we'll see cooler temperatures later this week. we're still going to keep the rain chances in the forecast. it's not going to be a dry week like it was last week. we'll have more rain chances in the forecast. but a warmer weekend is also in the forecast, too. i'll show that you in a second. temperatures are warm. mid to low 70s. it is humid outside. it is windy with that rainfall. as well, we have a south wind coming in. could be gusting near 30 miles an hour later on today. here's future weather. kind of starting to break up by 10:00 a.m. through the afternoon, we can still see a few lingering showers. tomorrow is going to be a cloudy day. but mostly dry. the rain chances do return as we go into wednesday. that's going to last wednesday through friday. so the rain chances do come back. look at the temperatures, though. we'll be back down into the mid to lo

and 55 for martinsburg, winchester and culpeper and again a little bit of cloud cover coming in later tonight with that reinforcing shot after cooler air. temperatures are going to head for the 30s, 54 at:00 by 9:00, 53 wanted to give you an idea that we're not talking frostee cold tonight but clear and chilly, 9 gaithersburg and martinsburg may drop to 38 and 36 hagerstown and winchester about 38. tomorrow is halloween it's a sunny and grueling forecast. the kids may need layers as temperatures drop to low 50s. it's always a good thing when it doesn't rain for halloween. early halloween greetings to everybody sarah including you. >> sue, thanks. >> today a delaware grand jury indicted the man of shooting and killing three co-workers at maryland granite company. the eight count indictment charges prince with attempted murder. reckless endangerment and he shot five co-workers on october 18. three died. investigators say he drovd it a used car lot in wilmington delawa aquaiptence in the head. and in maryland prince faces first degree murder and attempted murder charges. >> and scientist

we will see a cooldown through the mid-evening hours. 85 at reagan national airport. 87 at martinsburg. 84 at winchester. the coolest spot on the map. maryland. over in oakland. feels like 92 in manassas. 92 in culpeper. feels like the lower 90's inside the capital beltway. for this evening, the sun sets at 6:38. we fall through the 70's around 75 degrees. 9:00 tonight. great night, maybe grab kids. head out to the ice scream store and get sunday or a -- get a sundae or a cone. this will not amount to a lot. but rush hour on columbus day that is quiet. it may slow things down a little bit between georgetown and clarksburg on 270 heading through the next half hour to 45 minutes. the forecast for the wakeup tomorrow morning, another warm and a humid day. highs around 80, 850. we can't rule out a chance for passing shower but limited to 10 to 15% risk. most of you won't see anything at all. better chance of s heavier rain moving to late wednesday and then into thursday. a look at the weekend. upper 70's on saturday. lower 80's on sunday. weekend looks awesome. jonathan: thanks. you cannot

mannasas and 44 winchester and 41 martinsburg. again some spots could slip into the upper 0s and shouldn't be enough for any kind of widespread frost obviously. we're still looking at huge lack of rain across the entire country. showers continue in florida. we have a little bit of of rain moving across the southwest. and into the pacific nort northwest. and good signs out there. they're getting stormy and they need that rain as he well know. for us, though, it's way wall to wall sunshine day again starting cool, 51 at 8. but by noon we're up to 65 and by 5:00. 71. these are temperatures i expect to top out at tomorrow. mostly low 7 owes aregion. great, georgous day, chilly start, beautiful recovery in the afternoon. and we keep this going into the weekend. let's talk about the weekend. high pressure moves a little off the coast and we warm up even more. and you may see clouds coming into the picture yut a bit on nd upper 70s. your weekend forecast we're in good shape. it's going to be 76 degrees on saturday and 77 degrees on sunda

heavy rain west of the district near martinsburg and fauquier counties. some of this heavier rain off to the west of 95 between fredericksburg and woodbridge, that will be here soon. keep in mind, heavy rain for the morning hours. by lunchtime, maybe a chance of a couple showers. but warm and humid. looking better though this afternoon. we'll talk more about what you expect as we go through the rest of the week with more rain chances in the forecast coming up. let's check your commute with jack taylor. wtop. hey, jack. >> sheena, good morning. the trouble on georgetown pike a single vehicle crash. traffic will have to alternate by one direction at a time under police direction until this vehicle is removed. you'll find activity in la plata closing hawthorne, 225 near miller hill road. this was an overnight crash with investigation. you'll also find in southeast, closure minnesota avenue at randle circle. this crash had pole and wires down. >>> the trump administration sent a list to congress overnight highlighting what it wants in exchange for an extensio

maybe mid 50s north and west hagerstown and martinsburg. know that's the high. later on this morning triing or treat forecast temperatures drop a bit. 55 in the city for 6:00. frighteningly clear and bone chilling cool. tem tears drop off through the night tonight. if you head out trick or treating 54 according to models in suburbs and temperature continue to drop off after that. know some of our northwest suburbs likely in 40s as with you get towards second half of trick or treat time. you certainly want the jacket. good news especially compared to yesterday it was breezy winds will be light to calm later today. let's do "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast quick so you can see what's ahead. 61 today. 65 tomorrow. 70s thursday and friday. that's weather. erin is back with traffic. airport that's frightening costs tomb this morning. >> thank you. >> i don't know if frightening but me as hockey player would be frightening so i guess so. >> taking a look construction hov lanes 95 northbound etsell road volume light. no major slow downs as result of that construction.

there's also denise burditis from martinsburg. this is what she was posting on facebook before the shooting. her husband confirmed that died in ma massacre. the two were high school sweethearts and were married for decades. did he fleece leaves behind two children and four grandchildren. ♪ >> the las vegas massacre is renewing the gun control debate. the group, the coalition to stop gun violence held a vigil last night in alexandria to remember those killed and to get the message out. among them, a mom who knows too well how to deal with the aftermath. lori hass daughter was hurt in -- >> time has passed. look how many americans have been killed by guns. we're owefully, woefully late. >> the group is calling for sensible gun legislation. that means everything from increased background scrutiny to limits on the size of ammunition clips and weapons. >> you can find shooting on the nbc washington app. >>> 6:06. now to breaking news. the music world is mourning right now one of rock's greats. tom petty has died. chris lawrence is at

oakland, maryland,64, 73 martinsburg. southern maryland, pax river at 77. temperatures. hard to believe we are in october and it still feels like 80's inside the beltway, 70's around the metro. lot,s will not cool down a but we have had a few showers as it moves through earlier this evening, not amounting to a whole lot. most of the showers have come to an end, so quiet weather overnight. tomorrow morning, around the beltway just about 65 to 68, a little cooler to the west. the district, about 70, same for old town alexandria. the day planner tomorrow, highs around 80 to 85, clouds later in the day. may squeeze out an isolated shower, but not expecting a whole lot. grab your sunglasses. a better chance of rain as we move through the day wednesday. early wednesday morning, showers to the south and west of d.c. noontime our wednesday. indoor recess for some of the kids. then we get all of this out of here by late thursday, early friday, paving the way for a really nice weekend with lots of sunshine, temperatures still well above average, but not quite as humid. the 10 day

. >> the couple married 32 years call martinsburg west virginia home. >> what were you, were you able to talk to her at the end? >> i immediately knew that the status, she was unconscious from the time she was struck. >> a good kid. >> and they claim frost is showing slight signs of progress including less reliance on a vent late -- ventilatoror. her family by her side. >> there is the assumption of some sort of brain damage but there is no way to know right now. >> tony says he plans on staying in las vegas until he can come home with his wife's body. >> we have continued coverage. there are fears of possible copycat and one-on-one with the trauma surgeon who trained the las vegas doctors for disaster days before the gunfire began. jonathan: turning to the crisis in the caribbean. two weeks after hurricane maria ravaged puerto rico, 5% of the entire island has electricity. 5%. the department of defense says only 12% has cell phone service. the white house will request $25 billion disaster aid for puerto rico, texas and florida. late this afternoon ten d.c. police officers returning h

winchester, martinsburg, hag gars town. 72 through the afternoon. through the afternoon, clouds around with wet roads. temperatures in the mid 70s. cooler than yesterday. we'll talk about when the rain chances will come to an end and when the fall weather comes back. that's all straight ahead, guys. >> sheena, thanks so much. >>> breaking news at 6:02 in arlington, virginia. two people were able to escape a massive house fire. this is on north ivy street. one person had to be rescued. >> news 4's kristin wright is there now. kristin, pretty incredible damage there and it happened fast. >> reporter: yes. it looks very, very bad. just found out the past few minutes that the guy firefighters pulled from a window of the house here was to the hospital. he is in critical condition. take a look at the house here. it looks terrible. we pulled up and i thought just, wow. these are members of the fire marshall's office as well as the fire department. they are here. they're cleaning up. they're also trying to figure out exactly how the fire started. so here's

live radar picking up on a few showers towards hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester. line ofe view, the showers from upstate new york to west virginia. that is a cold front moving through overnight. outside right now, looking at numbers that continue to be in the low 70's. tomorrow the high will be right at midnight. through the morning, the temperatures drop back. there could be morning showers. they and east of town. plenty of sunshine, breezes, and cooler temperatures in the afternoon. kimberly: the police say they have found a missing 16-year-old prince william county girl who was likely abducted by a man sunday morning for stop witnesses say she was shoved into a car by a 21-year-old man. it happened after an argument between the two at a party. virginia state police are questioning the man to determine if she was taken against her will. they will decide if charges are necessary. also developing, a death investigation in arlington after a body was found near the popular four mile run trail. it is not clear how the person died, but the police say it does not appea

we are tracking rain towards the winchester area, west of martinsburg. you see it right here along 522, gains borrow heading into portions of west virginia. that's the area ahead of what will be the line of storms and you can see that line right here. still a tornado on the ground in towards parts of north carolina. this system moving up our way, too, however it should relax a little bit. i think we'll see a little bit less in the way of severe weather than they're dealing with down there. timing is going to be different depending on where you are and that's why we have the four-zone forecast. amelia draper. a >> we'll be moving west t zone, d.c. metro and finish in the eastern zone. doug was saying scattered showers out that way. we're going to see rain moving through. for the most part showers are out of areas like hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester, front royal and luray. by 3:00 a.m., sunshine for the morning commute, we heard further east into our western zone, this includes areas like frederick, leesburg, down through warren ton and culpepper area

we've got some out fwards clark county, winchester area, martinsburg. i think this skirts to the north. if you look north of gaithersburg on 270 up towards frederick you have a better chance of seeing showers during the evening tonight n't what does that mean for you if you want to go outside and see this huge moon as it rises in the east? amelia draper more on that. >> i think for metro area and to the south will have good viewing conditions tonight. again, if you do have clouds and you're on that maryland/p.a. border, might not be able to catch the full moon. it will look as spectacular as long as the clouds cooperate tomorrow. take a look, you've probably been hearing about this a lot, especially if you've been on social media. we have the full moon and this moon called the full harvest moon, the harvest moon is the full moon that's closest to the equinox. sun sets tonight around 6:44. you see on the screen. the moon rise 7:04. some nice timing there. every full moon does have a name. so, we typically i think hear a lot about the full harvest moon, a

we are also thinking of denise burditus from martinsburg, west virginia. she was also killed. this picture is from denise's memorialized facebook page. that's her husband. it looks like the picture was taken right at the venue out in vegas. the nbc station in martinsburg says her husband wrote on his facebook page that she died in his arms. >>> gofundme pages are set up for tina frost and the family of bill wolf. when you think about the lives that are gone and the hundreds of people wounded, the loss is immeasurable. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. >> as we learn more about the victims and the c those who loved them, the senseless violence that claimed them, americans are also wondering what can be done about this. >> democrats are calling for new steps to fight gun violence while republicans say it's too soon to talk about it. either way the massacre adds another new political issue to president trump's agenda. this as he addresses a problem that's been two weeks in the making, the crisis in puerto rico. here's blayne alexander. >> reporter: president trump on the ground

that's the same at martinsburg and four at within chess templet take a look at what's happening across the country because we have some cooler air sitting here and way out to the west a really big l pool of air behind a frontal system. we're going to end up pretty much where we should be with the exception of at the end of the week we're going to get a flow in. not much happening here, a few clouds down here to the sth west of us and in the shenandoah rally near the higher elevations i can't rule out tonight that they won't have maybe a little bit of a patchy frost. this is for st. mary's, from one 11:00 through until 3 a.m. monday morning. if your knee this area just be aware when it comes to high tide. overnight lowe's tonight, you might want to put a little extra blanket on the bed into the 40s and 50s so definitely the cooler air, but the ridge of high pressure that's going to dominate our weather pattern right through most the week and we're going to see the sunshine as a result it we have another frontal system to deal with. overall another dry week. by midday nice 70- degrees. y

gaithersburg, 35 manassas, 58 martinsburg. areas in the blue, those are areas under the frost advisory and it does include the d.c. metro area, prince george's county, arlington county, down towards charles, saint mary's, all of northern virginia. look back toward the west, the shenandoah valley, shenandoah county under a freeze warning as it will get close to the freezing mark. another cold start to tomorrow. just like this morning it's the jackets, the sweaters, the boots when you step out the front door tomorrow. i'm talking the nice boots. somebody said boots, what are you talking about? the nice boots. layers for sure because tomorrow morning is going to be cold. tomorrow afternoon is going to be beautiful, 71 degrees. so, you won't need the long sleeve shirts in the afternoon. you won't need the jacket in the afternoon. sunny, but a cool afternoon this time of year. not really, temperatures this time of year in the upper 60s, but it will still feel a little on the cooler side. 75 -- 74 degrees thursday. a o county out to

seventy-seven kicking in right here at manassas, at l dulles, as well as martinsburg. seventy-two at winchester this hour. seventy-six at d.c., 735 at baltimore and 735 at annapolisment dewpoints are in the 60s and 70ss and so today you probably felt that, just the little stickiness in the air, a little bit of the mugginess. we have some low level moisture and as a result of that and we're getting a southerly wind flow as well. that is another contributor to the fact that it did feel a little bit humid out there. not much happening now on saturday light radar, about you that is about to change. partly cloudy skies, but we're going to see an increase in cloud coverage once we get into tonight with an approach of a frontal system. the frontal system will also bring in what is to the wetion of us and that is some of this rain many as i said, it doesn't look like we're going to get too much because i don't think much of this is going to survive once it pass he the mountains. we're going to get something very brief april i'll show you that on futurecast. as we get into the

but we're doing low 80's. 80 in washington, 82 in gaithersburg, 81 in baltimore. 82 frederick. 81 in martinsburg. we started this week off pretty cool and it is tomorrow morning, low temperatures much warmer than the way that we started out the week. now we've got a cold front moving across pennsylvania. you can see the showers associated with it east of pittsburgh and headed towards philadelphia but most of these rain showers have stayed off towards our north. the exception being extreme northwestern maryland, hagerstown seeing a little bit of rain right now. this already moved through cumberland and dropped the temperature. it looks like it may cross through frederick county and then head towards baltimore a sprinkle or two but for the most part these rain showers will stay north of washington and even i think decaying before they even reach baltimore so any rain will be confined to areas off our north this evening and will be fairly light. evening forecast for us, we are looking at a warm night. 77 by 7:00 p.m., 73, 9 p.m., partly cloudy skies. low temperatures overnight, no 40's here. 65 in

aut 65 degrees martinsburg, 71 reagan national. hit 80 degrees this afternoon. the average this time of year stands at 72. we continue the trend with above average temperatures at least the next few days. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, some of you may have seen a few showers northern montgomery county, frederick county, leesburg saw a quick shower. did not amount to a whole lot as we keep things dry overnight. a little bit of clearing, cannot rule out patchy fog in the morning. not expecting any kind of air travel delays. maybe closest to the river is where you will find fog. tropical storm nate, maximum sustained wind the west at 12. increasing speed a little bit. goes over the warmer waters of the gulf of mexico, it will intensify from a tropical storm to a hurricane, likely making landfall sometime sunday around new orleans, maybe further to the east or west. a little fluctuation likely. this is the only track for right now. after it makes landfall it will weaken dramatically and the remnants could bring us much-needed rain around the metro by sunday night

throughout tonight. 72 d.c.. 70 baltimore and 73 annapolis this hour and 68 frederick and we've got 67 martinsburg and hagerstown at 73 and 64 at winchester. so we've got a warm fronts to knowledge of us and what we end up seeing tomorrow is little humidity kind of sneaking into the picture. ridge of high pressure to atlantic city. low pressure system west and sunshine will number pretty full force tomorrow and no clouds stick around as well as we get low level moisture in place as we head into mid 80s. i can't believe i'm saying that this time of year. overnight tonight comfortable. 67 in nation's capital. elsewhere t and into the so, tropical storm nate at this hour continuing to intensify and moving its way closely not gulf of mexico and it's anticipated that it will become hurricane a little sooner than we thought. so we could see that happening very much into tonight or very early hours of tomorrow. so this is issue with that. and it is outer bands pretty wide stretching as well. tropical storm force wind at least 125 miles from center of circulation. so coastal areas already now getting effe

hundreds came out to a high school north of martinsburg to remember denise burditis. it's the same high school where she met her husband of 32 years. denise was also a mother of two and soon to be grandmother of five. >> ♪ >> the calm before the storm. >> what's your storm. >> could be the calm before the storm. >> president donald trump giving reporters s mentioned, as you heard, the calm before the storm. the president made those remarks during a photo op at the white house dinner for military leaders and their spouses. reporters pressed the president on exactly what storm he was talking about and he answered, oh, you'll find out. some are wondering whether the remarks have to do with the iran nuclear treaty. there are reports that the president will decertify the treaty next week. >> the president took time last night to weigh in on the race for virginia governor. mr. trump tweeted this ralph northam who is running for governor of virginia is fighting for the violent ms-13 killer gangs and sanctuary cities. vote ed gillespie. north nam replied on twitter i have b

oranges or reds, but enough of nascence to keep that weather alert going and keep the roads wet. 62 in martinsburg. 60 in wind chester. 61 in comer -- in cumberland. back to the west, clouds hang tough all day. northeast flow off the water will keep us socked in with clouds all day. and even later on tomorrow night. still showers, temperatures dipping a little bit into the upper 50s and low 60s. so day planner goes like this, 60s across the board. temperatures down move much. a midnight high tonight. friday, more light rain and sho. a few clouds early on saturday morning, but becoming cloudy and that's a 3:30 start. nice as we host the 49ers. there's your showers and storms. cooling off 72 monday and cool, but actually seasonable next tuesday and wednesday with highs near 70. >>> all right, the department of veteran affairs consistently concealed mistakes by the health care staff. in one investigators said they found a podiatrist who armed 88 veterans. he was able to quietly move on and has a practice in new york city. va hospitals signed secret settlement deals to conceal serious mistakes by doze

lighter winds, dry air. 36 for hagerstown and 8 martinsburg and winchester avenue 39 call preferer in the city and low 40s ought to do. it for halloween surprisey 'gohl day. it will be chilly. we'll be a bit under the influence of departing storm system keeping cooler air in surpriseably cool afternoon as we see the temperature getting close to the low0s. here is trick or treat pla planner. a lot of kids go out around 6:00 or so 54 at 6 in the city and 40s in the suburbs and by 7:00, 5 49. again look at winds. so much better and looks as though we'll not be dealing with too bad of a chill. your forecast, two more warm days coming up this week. thursday and friday and the weekend not looking terrific but hey you get an extra hours of sleep because we fall back surprised and return to standard time and monday about 70 again. i don't like the changing of time. >> we should stay on standard time. >> i think daylight saving time. >> we'll have a fight nay minute. be right back. we'll be talking about the white house halloween. >> oh. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody

denise salmon-burditus lived in martinsburg, west virginia, and had attended high school in nearby hedgesville. she and her husband, tony were at the concert in las vegas when gu facebook that his wife died in his arms. denise salmon-burditis was denise salmon-burditis was 50-years-old. she and her husband had been married for 32 years. she leaves behind two children.. and four grandchildren. among the injured is another young woman with ties to our area. arundel high school - posting on facebook tonight about tina frost - saying she is currently in the i-c-u and in a coma. the school says she lost her right eye due to her injuries. frost - graduated in 2008- and was a member of the scocer team. we'll let you know as we find out more about her condition. all of the las vegas victims - attending what was supposed to be a fun concert with loved ones when the gunfire rang out. the festival was not an intensely secured event.. what investigators call a "soft target". and that has many asking the question - how do you protect large crowds? joh one arena where a concert is being held tonight stay wi

martinsburg 59, hagerstown only 58 degrees for daytime high for you. all right, guys, that's weather. erin como is back this morning with a look at those roadways. hey, erin. >> 5:25 right now. we have some construction. you can see the flashing lights and the equipment blocking the right shoulder. the cones are out as well. this is out by 109 and 270 southbound. because of that, red zone 30 minute trip from 70 to 121. please allow a lot of extra time there. you can always hop off and take urbana pike, 355 but we're seeing a lot of slow moving traffic so again we'll keep you updated on that as you getting into montgomery county. as we move over to 95 northbound look at that delay. this is through dale city. dale city to the beltway still a green zone 16 minute trip but you can see in the main lanes a lot of congestion starting toiled b hov lanes are moving along a little bit better. 66 eastbound same story, still a green zone 21 minute trip from 234 to the beltway but again by sudley road we're starting to see that increased volume. 29 still looking go

despite that 78 yearier today. 72 now and 73 baltimore and 71 in martinsburg. we've got a good south wind ahead of this cold front. winds now 15 miles an hour and still seeing higher gusts. it's been breezy. and it will be breezy behind the cold front again tomorrow. winds out of northwest and instead of out of south. severe threat tonight mainly confined to areas where the tornado watch is to south and west. that's marginal risk mainly because once showers reach us during the overnight hours you cannot really get much instability and brief gusty winds and potential for heavy rain. future cast showing a few sprinkles this evening ahead of main event and notice it doesn't get here until deep into the overnight hours this is saying 4 a.m. for anywhere in our area. i would say after midnight and probably before sunrise. it's a wide span of time. again it's during the overnight and impact should be minimal before we clear out into tomorrow morni bright and beautiful afte afternoon. breezy in the wake of front low pressure off north bringing in tropical cooler air a

check it out. 37 this morning in winchester as well as martinsburg, dulles at 41. manassas 40 degrees. 53 in washington at this hour. again, very chilly start to the day here. satellite and radar shows you why. clear calm conditions across the region. we're going to be off to a bright and sunny start. temperatures later on this afternoon headed to where they should be, which is the middle 70's for this time of year. quick look at the fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast, no rain throughout the work week though we will be warming it up. that's forecast. over to erin for traffic. >> as you wake up that it is monday morning problems in laurel a crash between 198 closer to 32 right now involving an overturned vehicle. traffic is slow. about a 10 minute delay leading up towards 32. heading towards bwi towards baltimore beltway this morning i suggest 95. aside from that as we take a look we had a southbound crash on 95 at prince william parkway. that has cleared. however we are dealing with problems right now on the northbound side. typical slowdowns right now between dale ci

winchester is 37, martinsburg is 37, gaithersburg 43 degrees this morning, dulles 41. 46 in leonardtown. 49 in quantico. you get the idea. you'll want to certainly consider a jacket here early this morning as we've got -- or we're experiencing some of the coolest temperatures we've felt some time across the washington area. low humidity, lots of sunshine, high pressure overhead and it just means quiet weather not only today but for the next several days so we're featuring lots of sunshine out there a little later this afternoon and dry conditions for the foreseeable future. a little too dry. really need some rain and not in the forecast any time soon. i think it will be the end of next weekend before we get any rain. here's a quick look at the seven-day. sunny and 75 today. we'll do it again tomorrow. little warmer by the middle of the by thursday. friday nats game. yes. 7:30 at night i think conditions are going to be perfect for that nats-cubs series starter on friday with sort of a return to late summer temperatures by the end of the week. okay, that's the weather update. 75 and suns

now stand at 73. 73 in martinsburg. 77 in luray. 68 in oakland, maryland. 79 in cumberland. show you what is going on in terms of the forecast this everything. taking the dog out, or taking a walk with the dog. temperatures are middle 60's. upper 50's by 9:00 and by 11:00, around 57 to 58 degrees out there. mainly clear skies. chance for patchy fog come early tomorrow morning. stormwatch7 satellite and radar, high pressure in the firm control of the mid-atlantic. nighttime lows from the middle 40's suburban locations to the middle 50's in downtown d.c. patchy fog. i don't believe it will amount to a lot. may want to leave extra minutes early tomorrow morning. especially the kids when they get out the door. 53 in bethesda tomorrow morning. 50 in college park. a light sweater. maybe a fleece early on. you won't need it long. the sunshine will help warm temperatures nicely by 11:00. near 75 degrees by the mid-afternoon. late afternoon, added clouds. it will stay dry for the day tomorrow. hard to believe it's that time for playoffs. friday and saturday look great. a mix of cloud

right now it's 64-degrees, a little cooler at gaithersburg, 656 at quantity course, we've got 59 at martinsburg, 54 at pred rick and 656-degrees at hagerstown this hour. the winds have been pretty light and they're going to continue to be light. we've got the winds that are moving in from the south and we're going to continue to see that as we get into the tomorrow , but then the winds will take a bit of a shift as we deal with a frontal system that's going to move through and that is what is going to give us some cooler air and the forecast. our overnight lowe's, 60s on. we've got some 50s to our west. 56-degrees at úmartinsburg, but other than tht it's still going to be pretty comfortable out there for tonight. the clouds continuing to be around. the jet extreme to the north of us that sticks around for another day or so so the warmer air kicking in. we're going to be in the mitd 730s again as we start the week tomorrow. can't give you you any sunshine tomorrow anyway in comparison to what he we had the last three days. the clouds are going to thicken up and we're going to see that as we mov

martinsburg 39. leonardtown i don't know what's up with you this week. you haven't been reporting all week long but i'm sure temperatures for you probably mid to upper 40's at this hour. so jacket weather for all. 30's to 50's as you get off to school this morning thanks to high pressure still kind of hanging out right over our heads. so keeping mornings chilly but this afternoon as things continue to be sunny bright and beautiful we'll continue to warm it up by a degree or two compared to the region. where some stayed in the 60's yesterday. you can see here most are heading to the 70's a little later on this afternoon. 74 degrees in washington. quantico 73. fredericksburg may be one of the warmer spots at 75. 76 there for culpeper. 73 at winchester. later tonight another coolish night. i actually kind of thing the suburbs are going to be cooler than this. we'll be 55 in d.c. i expect to see some 40's off to the north and west so even though martinsburg it says 54, dulles 54 i would plan on upper 40's so another cool fall evening coming up. fox5 accuweat

heart wrenching storey of the victims killed in the mass shooting as they continue to pour n one from martinsburg west virginia denise berdidas was at the music festival when the gunfire started it was not until the second burst of bullets who was green bar a realized they were in direct line of fire. >> on the way out denise was struck. she was immediately unconscious and i stayed with her there. she her wound were pretty bad and another gentleman stopped and we moved her back and then finally got the ability to move her outside the fence. we loaded her up in someone's pickup truck out there and started on way to the hospital. >> now, denise was mother of two and in february he would have been a grandmother for the fifth time and another local victim we want to talk about is tina frost who roughly ten years ago shot in the right eye and remains next cu in a medically induced coma. the family flew to las vegas to be by her side. >> 4:34 the time now on tuesday president trump vi visited puerto rico. the president bhet locals, surveyed damage and spoke with local government leaders including mayor

martinsburg closer to home mannasas 46. gaithersburg 43. gaithersburg might touch upper 40s and frederick upper 30s pardon me. i doubt we get to upper 40s here in town. i think we settle down to 50, 51 for actual morning low. 53 right now. still nice and chilly north and west, too, binghamton beautiful, clear skies, 38. if you have never been there it's wonderful. new york city 50. richmond 49. see chilly air goes down to central, north carolina, raleigh 49 this morning and beckly, west virginia is 47. this is what the fall high pressure will do for you as it brings colder a down from north and northwest. today really looks lovely. once you see one thing we have clear skies this pong and notice back to the east of us just offshore jersey there coming down towards delaware and even part of maryland there are some cloud just offshore. some of this may actually scott over maryland or eastern shore later on today. is it going to be complete cloudyness no. for most of us talking about a very, very fwornl us afternoon. lots of sunshine. more sun

these are current temperatures. 61 baltimore, 61 dulles, 59 out in winchester, 60 in martinsburg. we'll kind of stay right around where we are during the overnight hours and the showers have stayed far off towards our east, really east of our coverage area, just some overcast skies and we'll have that all night tonight into tomorrow morning like i said. so, through the day saturday, we'll see the clouds slowly give way to some late day sunshine. as that warm front moves north, it kicks high pressure out which has been thanksgiving the marine -- delivering the marine layer and wheel well come sunshine for sunday. along with the sunshine it will bring warm temperatures. normal high in that mid october about 70. we should be in the upper 70's late day tomorrow and well into the 80's so just crazy, another october day and we've had many this month that is going to be so far above normal. if you're heading to fedex field redskins in town with the 49ers, bye week is over back to work here and it's going to feel like the first game of the season, 82 degrees for really that first temperat

from winchester to martinsburg about the next hour or so. not much of a rain chance. we're talking about a couple of here's future weather. that hint of a sprinkle from leesburg to frederick. again, this is low impact. not going to mess with your day kind of rain chances this morning. most of us have to wait until sunday morning. 48 hours from now. before you get a significant chance of rain. most everybody in the mid-60s around the city. temperatures in the upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. sunup at 7:09 this morning. look at these temperatures. a lot of clouds early. then we get back to sunshine. late morning through the afternoon hours. enough sunshine to get temperatures up to near 85 degrees. our average high for today is 72. so way above average today. for tomorrow, saturday again, cloudy first thing. sunshine late morning into the early afternoon. clouds start to thicken up later on in the day for tomorrow. not posting any rain chances on your saturday. could be shower chances past 9:00 or 10:00 saturday evening. most of the big running ten-miler is sunday mo