this is 95 virginia and everything is open on 66 and good in maryland and the dulles greenway and dulles toll road has no complaints. parents9 >> i love the outdoors and fishing. we will be below average this week. we will be doubted as 70's lower humidity and tailoring chances but nothing heavy or widespread. a few isolated showers every day through a thursday. >> not bad at all. >> i am supporting you. >> tomorrow you will show up in flannels. >> that does it for us. >>

problems on the dulles greenway or the dulles toll road. 28 is good between rockville road and the dulles toll road. >> we told you that the speed cameras are generating record amounts of revenue this year. >> naleo learning which 5 are the top moneymakers. in the moneymakers pamela brown has this story that you will only see on 7. >> we caught carr's going westbound in the 600 block of new york avenue getting nabbed by the speed cameras for going over 35 miles an hour in the east. >> it's almost like a highway. >> that might be why this one has turned out the biggest chunk of 420000 speed cameras tickets issued in d.c. this year. >> that's how they make their money. >> the spot with the second most offenders is in the 1900 block of branch avenue with a speed limit of 25. >> that is entrapment. it's going downhill. >> watch as the drivers slam the brakes just as they reached the radar enforcement. >> it almost causes an accident. it's very hard to slowdown to 25. this one and benning road is on the list. >> on >295, i always slowdown. >> drivers know all of the cameras are on the heavily

airport or should it keep going through dulles airport and the dulle greens way for two more stops? burn shopping center --r the proposed final stop this is ashburn shopping center near the proposed final stop. i was here for 40 years. find a lot of adamantlyesidents bringing the metrolink to loudoun. crime. be awful. even here, there is some support. would be good for the area. more people will help our local businesses. be a jam packed public hearing tomorrow night. be a lot of folks for against bringing metro past dulles into loudoun. it will start at 6:30 p.m. already over 100 people will speak. be a long night in the board of supervisors decide whether want metro to come into county were at the want dulles airport. >> what a terrifying week of in prince woman county after a car slammed into her bedroom while she was sleeping. the woman was in her bedroom when a car came crashing through apartment onoor riverdale rd. appeared the knocked her off of her bed and onto the floor. >> i heard a really loud noise, loud. i thought something came up from the roof. my son said it was a tr

temperature-wise, we are at 58 at d.c., 56 at dulles. we've got 56-degree at bwi thurgood marshall this morning. as we head through into the day, we wilsome clouds rolling in a little bit later and a slight chance we could see a shower, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm later. 80degrees is our daytime high. winds will remain light. into the five-day forecast, we'll see a pretty nice turnaround as we head through into the week. the humidity being high, it will be a little uncomfortable. >> thank you. >>> time to head to the pool or beach, julie wright. get going. get your car ready to go. >> absolutely. it is already packed. or at least the cooler is. on the roads right now, you will fine your lanes are open as you continue to work your way through southeast washington. no problems to report headed for the sousa bridge. inbound been pen avenue leaving branch in the direction of the sousa bridge, lanes are open. hardly anybody out and about in southeast washington. easy drive on kenilworth avenue south of 50 continuing out towards pep pe

this is the dulles greenway over 28 it reads the dulles toll road. a pretty good trip on 270 with volume only southbound between 80 and 109. metro rail is on normal service. now to news. >> congratulations to a cellist from mare island who will represent the u.s. in the miss universe pageant. -- from a rhode islandrhode island. >> ♪ >> the d.c. jazz festival is underway. last night kendis gibson was the emcee of an event in northwest washington at the howard theatre. a grammy award winning singer performed -- dianne reeves. go to our web site for the list of performers. >> 60 degrees outside. >> kind of like london weather. coming up, britain continues to celebrate the queen's jubilee. we will look at weekend events to honor the queen's 60-year reign on the throne. >> new ways to keep the bed bugs away. alcohol captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> here's what's coming up at 6:00. relief could be on the way for metro will customers frustrated during rush hour. how about more trains? we will speak with metro's general

dulles toll road, let's look at 66 on the inbound side. here's what it looks like coming out of manassas very light all the way to the beltway and beyond. back over to the maps, this way 95 between our beltway and baltimore. things look great, no problems out of laurel downpour to the beltway and college park. we'll take a live look at 95 both directions looking get, all lanes are open. we'll take a peek at 270 in my next report. >>> he brought a smile to a lot of faces and kissed, technically, tens of thousands of women over the years richard dawson was 7. he won a daytime emmy in 1978 for the feud. his classic phrase survey says followed by the ding of a bell and the annoying buzzer and the big red x, if you were wrong. dawson was amazed at how that show connected. >> i still get letters and christmas cards and birthday cards from people that i have met. like in 1976. they run a videotape and they look at their family and they say this is how we were 15, 20 years ago. and there is you know, richard. and i'm a part of that life for them.

we hit 08 at dulles and and 80 at bwi -- we hit 80 at dulles and 80 at bwi. 65 at fredericksburg. dulles at 53. system is off the coast, the low pressure system. a for you clouds, pleasant today. ridge of high pressure builds in not wound and that will set us up nicely. for today, we are talking a high of 79 degrees. for tonight, 62 degrees. lets alook at the five-day forecast. look at this weekend. absolutely great. we have agot 08-degree on friday. mostly sunny skies. saturday and sunday, the sun is out in full force. temperatures into the low 80s. we are starting the westbound the same way at 82 degrees. the good news is we don't have any rain that will stop you from getting out and enjoying this wonderful weekend. it looks like it will be good. lets ahope that the weather is doing as good as we are today. >> they are. the accident has been cheered out of the way so your lanes -- has been cleared out of the way so your lanes should be open. 95 in pretty good shape. i did see a little bit of volume near the prince william county parkway. but you were in good shape heading autops

not only along 95 but on 66, the greenway, the dulles toll road, and 270. we have lanes open on the wilson bridge out of maryland and out of virginia, looks pretty decent. back to you. >> thank you. 4:53. today marks the conclusion of the four-day diamond jubilee, celebrating queen elizabeth's 60-year reign of. >> the bad weather and news of prince philip's illness did not stop the show. >> on the third day of the jubilee celebration in britain musical royalty was called upon to perform for the queen. sir elton john and sir paul mccartney led a star-studded cast. there was a pop concert in front of the queens residents of buckingham palace. >> ♪ >> the performers were chosen to represent an array of music that britain has put out over the 60 years of the queen's reign. some old standbys from the 1960's and pop stars of the moment. they all came together for this outpouring of love for the queen. as for the queen herself, her musical taste is a state secret. but the 86-rolled arrived at the concert wearing earplugs. she was joined in oil boxed specially co

on the inner loop of the beltway, slowing you down from the dull he is toll road. checking cameras in the area and volume is very light. back in ten minutes with another look at traffic. on over to you. >> thank you. >>> new developments in this morning in the search of the gunman of a deadly shooting that took the lives of two former rutger university football players. multiple people saw des monte leonard. police believe he is hiding in the attic and they are working to flush him out. he is charged with three counts of capital murder after he opened fire at a pool party near auburn university. three others wounded in the surgery. >>> jury deliberations will begin in roger clemens perjury trial. the defense said clemens would not testify. prosecutor accuse the form every star pitcher of lying to congress when he testified that he never used steroidsor human growth hormone. his initial trial last summer ended in a mistrial. >>> and prosecutors in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial will call the second witness today. the first witness accused sandusky of years

. >>> a life sized hol gram is making passengers do a double take at dulles international airport. it is the first of its kind in the country. equal parts educator and airport assistance. sue rae chin tells us all about page. >> hello and welcome to washington dulles international airport. >> reporter: going through customs has never been so entertaining. >> i think it is one of the most incredible things. i travel a lot around the world and have never seen that before. >> reporter: the pictures. >> i did a double take. >> reporter: curious stears. >> i don't know what it is. but it is awesome. >> reporter: and pointing fingers, all the at page. >> that is outrageous. >> reporter: why? >> i thought it was you for a minute. i did. not as attractive, obviously. >> reporter: we thank you for that. >> reporter: dulles international airport first opened in november. >> reporter: page is a life size hol gram. she gives you a brief history lesson about the airport, shows you what you need coming off the international flight and how to get you quickly out the door. >> reporter: one issue p

we set a record at dulles. that 6 #, that was the lowest maximum temperature ever for the date at dulles international, 68 degrees. -- that 68. bwi marshall, 70 for a high yesterday. cool to start your day. 69 in washington. 71 in annapolis. plenty of 60s off to the north and west. we have a cool kind of maritime layer. that is the cloud cover you will see as you walk out this morning. one pretty good thunderstorm complex. we want to show it to you although i'm not seeing any flashing at the moment. perhaps this has turned into a rain event. this is the lower eastern shore. getting some rain showers at the moment. this is pushing quickly off to the south and east. it will be out of here before long. we are not expecting any additional rain showers here early this morning although we do have a little drizzle as you can see and we have some cloud cover. before a warm front just off to the south and west and that cool maritime layer. we could see a few more spots of drizzle and then the warmer air will start to wi

here is a look at yesterday's highs. 74 at dulles. 77 at bwi. these temperatures below the seasonal average. we should be into the 80s but guess where we're headed today. exactly right. that is where we'll be into the 80s. 59degrees this hour. temperatures jumped up a couple of degrees. look at the humidity. it has now gone a little bit below the # 7%. 83% right now this hour. southwesterly wind at about three miles per hour. so winds will remain light as we'll today. current temperatures elsewhere, we've got 53 degrees at martinsburg. 54 at winchester. hagerstown at 56. annapolis, 61 degrees. leonardtown, 54 degrees. temperature down to the south heating up as well. we'll get the southerly air that is going to start to kick in. we have a chance later on today of seeing an isolated or pop-up scattered shower. maybe even a thunderstorm as well. be prepared for that. there is a possibility you could see it. not everyone will get it but just keep your eyes to the skies if you are heading out this afternoon. for today then, then, 80degrees. sunshine

district. -- 71 right now at dulles airport. we reached 98 yesterday. today we will make it up to 100 and the record is 98. friday, 101 was the record, set in 1988. we will be back in the low 90s with clouds and widespread thunderstorms expected by tomorrow afternoon and evening. some could be strong to severe. the storms will be a result of the cold front that will hit us lead in the day tomorrow. that should mix up our atmosphere enough to trigger showers and storms and possibly enough for severe storms. that is a concern for late in the day tomorrow. behind the cold front, relief is coming. cooler drier, less humid air moving into account. upper 80s with low humidity for the weekend. we will be in the 90-degree range starting at 11:00 a.m. through dinnertime, 100 at 4:00 p.m. but it will feel like 105. slight chance of and the shower in the mountains. that's later on today. that will be the exception and not the norm. paris tomorrow most of us will see some storms, especially after 1:00 p.m., some of which could be gusty and

willy avenue to dulles airport into loudoun county. when it was time for the vote, there was still strife. >> all in favor say aye. all opposed? snipe want to be recorded as no. i don't have any -- >> i want to be recorded as no. i don't have any which was in in structure. >> reporter: several others reluctantly votedy. one board member said virginia leaders were holding a gun to get rid of the group. it was even said the voluntary phase in phase one was a good thing. >> project labor agreement has played a significant role in keeping us on schedule in phase one and i think it's been instrumental in our stellar safety record. >> reporter: but virginia kept moving the bar. a new law made it illegal to use state money for labor union agreements and governor mcdonnell said virginia would not hand over its $150 million for the project until the pla was gone. >> it's politics, folks. i'm going to entete -- i'm not going to get into the argument whether it's good or bad. everybody has strong feelings on this. >> reporter: board member tom da

it didn't feel like it got there to me of, dulles 80, bwi their -- me, dulles 80, bwi thurgood marshall 81. the breeze will be back a little pit tomorrow afternoon, but probably not as -- bit tomorrow afternoon but probably not as strong as today. what it's done is brought in all this cool air, 75 for the district, probably the warmest spot on the map. to our west we have a lot of 60s showing up, 68 hagerstown, dulles, 66 manassas and culpeper and winchester as well as cumberland down to 63. so are you in leonardtown. enjoy it. get those windows open because shield your eyes from what i'm about to show you, scorched earth we're seeing in the middle part of the country. some of these are all time records for these cities. 109 del rio, dahl 107, denver second day at 1 -- dallas 107, denver second day at 105. there were 10 spots in kansas yesterday and today that were above 110 degrees. so this is brutal and it's damaging and a portion of this heat is going to be moving in our direction as we get into and closer to the weekend. so we enjoy what we have tomorrow which is a reasonable 86, ma

the record high son 98 at national and dulles. -- is only 98 at national and dulles. baseball, nats are home. temperatures 88 to 95 during the game, but not a bad night for baseball. it's not that humid. clear to partly cloudy, a little muggy later, lows in the 70s, winds westerly at 10 and then by morning it's going to be downright hot by lunchtime, 75 to 94 by lunchtime and then by afternoon mostly sunny, very hot, some thunderstorms, highs 95 to 99, winds west, northwest at 10. our 9 weather alert codes, yellow, yellow and green, some storms tomorrow, much better chance friday, low 90s and we're back in the upper 80s saturday which warrants a green we think. next seven days passing shower sunday but also in the upper 80s, pretty nice looking weekend. showers and thunderstorms monday with a front and much cooler next week, tuesday and wednesday in the upper 70s and then around 80 for wednesday and that will be kind of nice for golfing weather. the at&t national is next week. we're giving away tickets in a sweepstake go. to our website www.wusa9.com and fill out of,

the usual suspects, the dulles toll road and i-66. the outer loop on the beltway, that ramp shut down because of road work and inner loop and outer loop you cannot get on i-66 and we're looking at georgetown pike and it is slowing you down on the outer loop of the beltway because only the left lane can get you by and cars slow taking their time getting by the work zone, but once you pass this work zone, you look really good on the beltway in virginia. from the inner loop of the beltway, as you're trying to get off on to georgia avenue, the ramp to southbound georgia avenue, road work set along the right side and you atlanta take the ramp. you can either do to u-turn or get off at coalsville road. >> danella, thank you. >>> another alleged victim will take the stand today in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. another accuser broke down when he told jurors he was sexually assaulted over a period of years beginning when he was 11, 12 years old. now as 18, he is described as victim number one. he testified that sandusky seemingly i

we had 79 at dulles and 80 at bwi. right now, it is 61 degrees at national airport. humidity at 72%. it is not going to be quite as humid today as it was yesterday but it will feel a little sticky out there. you remember yesterday around this hour, we were about 87 to 38% humidity. southwesterly winds at five miles per hour. the winds will continue to be light. some of your neighborhood temperatures include 54 degrees at manassas. we've got 62 in annapolis. dulles at 51. baltimore at 55 degrees. and overall today, we are talking once again bright skies. by midday, expect to be about 81 degrees. our daytime high today is 84 with plenty of bright skies. make sure you keep the water going. make sure you stay hydrated if you are going to be out and protect yourself from that sun. >>> let's turn to julie wright. she likes those temperatures. one degree shy of the magical 85. >> and sunny, i know, right? >> this is your kind of day and weekend. >> i love it. on the roads, unfortunately, we are already starting off and we're busy with accident activity westbound along i-07

temperatures, 79 at dulles. how nice was that. really seasonal. here is a look at where we stand. 65degrees at national. humidity as 63%. we'll see that change into the course of the afternoon. we are expecting some gusty winds and here is a look at some of the current temperatures right now elsewhere across the area. we are talking about today, 76 degrees. 76-degree is where we're headed. partly sunny skies, gusty wind. an isolated scattered shower is very possible but also a slight chance that we could see a thunderstorm or two this afternoon. not everyone will see the showers. not everyone will see of in the storms but just keep your eyes to the skies a little bit later. this could kick up midday with a little bit of a sprinkle. winds will be gusting up to 25 miles per hour. here is our surface maps. i don't have my clicker. so the trough is expected to move its way across the area. that is what is going to affect us. could you click that for me, chris. as it does, that is where the instability will kick in just a little bit where we might see

so it is lost to history what happened when outer and dulles -- outer and dulles were alone. but dulles never said another bad word about the airlift. >> what actually was available when we talk about the possibility of this? feeding two million people, providing heat? on a good day in the summer, berlin is not terribly warm. so there was very little fuel to do this. did they have any sense how long an airlift would go on? >> it's an interesting question. one of the reasons the military was against it was that it meant taking every plane we had and many that american airlines had. but our military planes were all in the pacific. and the generals and commanders did not want to strip everything on what they considered this fool's mission. saw that what was available in the beginning were the 37 planes, dc-3s could carry three tons, dc-4s could carry ten tons, and at the end of the airlift we were landing the major cargo being coal, the second being flour and then down the line, we were landing at each of the three airfields in berlin landing and taking off a plane every 45 seco

off to the north appear west, manassas, dulles, 57 degrees. just a very comfortable start to your day. -- off to the north and west, manassas, dulles, 57 degrees. we are not going to be dealing with too much of either. we'll see some clouds from time to time, get some periods of sunshine as well. there could be a shower. upper level low to the east of boston, kind of see the spin in the cloud cover. the clouds and showers continue to try to work around that. later today, it is possible in the day time heating we could see a few more showers pop up although i think most of your day should be nice and dry for you as we are not expecting more than a few showers. here is your futurecast. we did have a few showers overnight. looks like the best chances today kind of west of the city and by 6:00 p.m., just a few showers here west and it looks like futurecast indicating some cheering skies here across the washington area and that will play a part in our weather guy question that we've got for today. we'll talk about the potential for some clear skies

dulles at 61. 62 at martinsburg. 54 for winchester. that rim of -- that ridge of high pressure still keeping the skies clear. to the northeast is a little bit cool are and it will be just gradually a litcooler in t next few days or so. just a few clouds today. not bad. we have a low pressure system off the coast. that will gradually move its way out but this ridge of high pressure will really benefit us as we move through into the weekend and that is when we are areally going to start to see the sunshine. we've got plenty of sunshine for you for your saturday and your sunday. so for today then, we are talking a high of 79 degrees, partly sunny. light wind pushing in from the northeast. and for your weekend, look at saturday and sunday. no shortage of sunshine here. temperatures at 81 and 83 degrees. tomorrow will be pleasant as well with just a for you clouds and we start off the beginning of the week the same way. so a fairly nice weekend and a fairly nice start to next week. let's check in with lauren demarco with a look at traffic.

he turned the plane around and landed safely back at dulles. >>> 6:05 now, 67 degrees. surgery this morning for a 74-year-old man badly hurt in a vicious dog attack in the district. sawney bell was walking to work tuesday when two large dogs escaped from a towing lot and mauled him. the attack left bell with a broken arm and deep gash wounds, but bell's family says he might not be allowed ifÑi not for a neighbor, phil ragland, who long with his bulldog, helped chase off the attacking dogs. >> i think the owner needs to own up to what happened, you know, and we need to take it from there. >> so far, the owner of the two dogs has only received two $50 citations, but police say more charges could be coming. >>> get ready for a crackdown on aggressive driving in fairfax county. the county is launching a campaign called "operation summer h.e.a.t." that stands for help eliminate aggressive traffic. it starts tomorrow and runs through september 3rd. fairfax police say they will be on the lookout for things like reckless driving, speeding, improper passing and following too cl

so it's done tastefully. >>> new technology at washington dulles airport is going to create a stir. it's been doing it for several weeks. it is a life sized hologram created to give air travelers important information about the airport and her name is paige and she is a big hit with travelers. >> hello. and welcome to washington dulles international airport. >> reporter: going through customs has never been so entertaining. >> i think it's one of the most incredible things i've seen. i travel a lot around the world and i never seen that before. >> reporter: the pictures. >> i come into the double take. >> reporter: curious stairs. >> i don't know -- stares. >> i don't know what it is but it's awesome. >> reporter: and pointing fingers at paige. >> that's outrageous. >> reporter: why? >> so lifelike and real. it throws you for a minute. it's attractive. >> reporter: we thank you for that. >> dulles international airport opened. >> reporter: page is a life size hologram and gives you a history lesson about the airport and. >> don't forget. >> reporter: shows you what you need coming o

thank you very much. 54 degrees at dulles airport her. as comfortable start to the day. 48 in cumberland. of humidity. -- low humidity. a few highly isolated thundershowers later today between about 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. with that will be some sunshine, as well. more rainbows. not often i put rainbows of the forecast but we might see that later on today. back to 94 the weekend by sunday. with that, you noticed an increase in the timidity. as you point rise back member -- as do point rise back. good cool weather. -- could cool weather. friday through the weekend, it looks dry. early next week and as well. we will have the humidity around in the upper 80's. >> thank you. >> coming up, why more and more baby boomers are ending up in the hospital after exercising. >> donald trump threatening to sue one of his beauty pageant contestant. >> more trouble headaches at the airport this summer. and that's our quarterly wrap-up -- any thoughts? wow. outstanding. off the charts. boo-yah! excelente! that went well. add flavor to your day with dunkin

on the dulles greenway. out of southern maryland. looks good on central avenue to east capitol street. new york and cattle worth looking pretty clear. at the pentagon on 395, not bad. news.o >> coming up, an alert if you headed to watch the golf tournament this weekend. important information on where park.n and cannot >> we are giving you a backstage america.ood morning >> we are giving you a backstage america.ood morning what we discovered >> we are giving you a backstage amerbut they can be really wwell thexpense.anted a puppy, so to save money i just found ththem a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. n fifteen munutes could save you fifteen percent oror more on car insurance. >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington" with cynne simpson and steve chenevey. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> a welcome back. checking our top stories, this heatwave sizzling much of the united states. waystarting to work its area

dulles, 53 degrees. so the jet stream continues to be to the north of us and that is opening the door once again for that warm air to sweep its way up the mid-atlantic and temperatures are going to be in the 80s and into the low 90s. pretty much into the course of the weekend and into the course of today, pretty much everywhere. this warm air is going to be sticking around a little bit. we do have a frontal system to our west that will be moving in as we move flu into next week. that will be our weather maker. in the meantime, we are actually looking at no shortage of sunshine for you. sunny skies, a little bit humid today. wind will be light. it will be warm. 84-degree. winds from the northwest at five to 10 miles per hour. if you take a look at the five- day forecast, talk about sunshine. look at this. from friday, right through until we hit monday. monday, we just get a little bit of cloud and then wear dealing with that system that could bring us a chance of some showers and thunderstorms on tuesday.

>> reporter: laura, first of all, this is a huge step for the rail to dulles. it's not the final decision. that belongs to loudoun county now and we must still agree to put up the money. still, the issue over union labor was the biggest obstacle and that is gone the vote to drop union friendly incentives cleared a major hurdle for the silver line to move forward from reston to dulles internationallator. >> and we're looking ahead. the factha -- and to give the hard feelings we have. >> reporter: the metro washington airport authority allowed them to record audio and notva of the board member davis and the chairman during a media briefing. the board buckled to pressure from virginia's republican governor and the republican-led loudoun county supervisors to drop the labor agreement and incentive even though the commonwealth had once been on board. >> you don't say no to the whole project. >> when we voted on it in november, it was unanimous. >> reporter: the first phase of the silver line through tyson's and reston has a voluntary pla. the ideological divide over

there is the wind at dulles airport, 71. there is the wide field, with an indication of some rotation in the prince george's county area. behind it, the area of rain that does notknock the temperature down. there are warnings for the eastern shore. the worst of the storm is just coming through, pretty much clearing downtown washington but there is still left over lightning. for you folks who are still able to watch us and heroes in fairfax, ruston, rockville montgomery county, it is good that you have not lost your power. this will be a story we will be talking about for days, the result of the 100-4, the hottest day in washington. now this ferocious storm. >> already getting reports of power outages in the area. more than 100,000 people from what i have seen so far on twitter. this is the same storm system that is responsible for damage to the west. extensive damage at a mall in dayton ohio. tens of thousands are without power through ohio. this video in the newsroom from fort wayne indiana. the wind knocked down trees and

no worries to report on the dulles greenway, the dulles toll road to. 28 leaving wax pool to get to the toll road, the normal backup. everything is open between bowie and upper marlborough on 301 southbound where there was an accident overnight. metro rail reporting normal service. >> thanks very much. >> some parts of our region have rain this morning. >> it will be pretty much everywhere this afternoon. >> this afternoon commute could be troublesome especially later in the commute when we get heavier rain showers. flash flooding is a concern later on today along with other risk factors. let's start with a 9 sean burroughs tom campbell of gray skies over. the over low clouds over the metro area right now. 72 degrees in the district, a mild start. 67 at dulles airport, 62 in hagerstown, 59 in cumberland, 75 in quantico, 73 in lexington park. here is the rain i was talking about. a little in prince george's county and along 301 moving north, indian head highway getting light rain. prince frederick and huntingtown moving forward -- northward. along 7100 near centreville clifton, reston, l

we hit 08 at dulles. these temperatures pretty close to where they should be. -- we hit 80 at dulles. we don't have any cloud coverage. just a few clouds skirting in but this high clouds. we'll get a little bit of moisture flow kicking in here and that will set us up for just a few clouds here and there. 68degrees at reagan national airport. a northeasterly flow which has picked up from last hour to about 12 miles per hour. here is a look at what is going on. we have this system that is off the coast. it will continue to move its way through to the south, not affect us at all. rim of and will build in into the weekend and that will bring us plenty of sunshine for the next few days across our area. just a few clouds today then. we'll head to the upper 70s pretty much everywhere. it will be very police very -- pleasant as we move through into the rest of the day. still a few clouds but it will be mild. here is a look at the five-day forecast. not bad at all. the sunshine sticking around just in time for the

we smashed that 104 and dulles, we knew dulles was going to fall. but their records go back. they have a smaller data base. we smashed that at 102. bwi not quite. 105 in baltimore. record 103. we topped out. so, here's the deal. tonight, early isolated thunderstorm. although right now, radar is clear as a bell. muggy, lows only 72 in the suburbs. by morning, we're looking at partly cloudy skies. hot by lunchtime. mid 90s by lunchtime and very little wind. by afternoon, an isolated thunderstorm is possible, but not likely. anything that develops could be heavy, but they will be few and far between. high temperatures 96 to 30. that's about 100. the next three days, we're going to go code yellow for the alerts tomorrow, sunday, and monday. 99 tomorrow. 96 on sunday. and 95 on monday. temperatures are going in the right direction. but on the seven-day, they spike up on tuesday and wednesday and go back down next wednesday and thursday. so 96, that's are in town. 98 for fourth of july. pretty good chance of storms on thursday with a frontal boundary and we go back to 89 on friday

in the 60's 59 at dulles airport. quantico's down to 68 degrees. mid 90's today but not too humid today. near 100 the next few days. there is a slight chance of late day storms friday all the way through the weekend. chicago is 100 degrees indianapolis 104 degrees. if you're traveling to the west in most places, you will be in the heat and humidity. mostly sunny conditions throughout most of the nation and not much in terms of storms until tomorrow when a call from drops in. i will be back with the full forecast coming up. >> we will take it from here. >> let's talk about what was happening for the last day or so. >> we have been on lambeau. we had a field trip. we went up to new york and had the opportunity to sit in with "good morning america." we met double-team. >> we will talk more about this later but you had robyn explain about the armband? >> many of her viewers are aware is that she will undergo a bone marrow transplant. she has a pic line in her bicep. she can have medication so it does not maker into a pincushion. the arms ban covers tha

gaithersburg 57, manassas, 59, dulles, 60 degrees and 57 degrees at martins burg. so there is the jet stream it is opening the door for that warm, sticky uh humid air to come our way. today mostly season any can't rule out a possible pop up shower or isolated thunderstorm. just be prepared winds light from the west 5 to 10 miles an hour. keep your eyes to the sky later. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. it is 2 minutes after 8:00 a.m. now, let's take a look at traffic. >> all right tony, good morning to you sir traveling the belt way, outer loop, significant tie ups, outer loop, headed toward 450, earlier crash moved over to the shoulder lanes open 295, over turned vehicle near 175, 295 headed into the district, below speed from the belt way, headed out toward the inbound bridge, accident activity reported along the right side of the highway, be prepared for those delays travelling southbound, along 270, lanes are open, as you travel from gaithersburg toward the split, 270 approaching and passing 109. accident activity reported along the right side of the highwa

we had road work shutting down your ramp to the dulles toll road and i-66. that's now clear, nicely clear. in fact, we'll look closer crossing the american legion bridge. no problem in this area. this is a live look traveling on the outer loop. nice and clear. inner loop as well. we have montgomery county and the outer loop moving around to the wilson bridge and no issues to report this morning. rails, still checking them, running smoothly. no issues along the metro, the marc or the vre. back to you. >> danella, that's right, we can't talk about it yet. >> come on! >> give us a couple days. all right, thank you. >>> 5:22. today kicks off a huge weekend in golf as some of the biggest names will be together in san francisco for the u.s. open. the most-watched trio certainly will be tiger woods, phil mickelson and bubba watson, the man who took congressional by storm last year, rory mcilroy, is also considered a favorite to win. you can catch the first round of action right here on nbc 4 from 3:00 until 5:00 this afternoon. we'll also have coverage of the secon

let's go to surae chinn at dulles. we had some stoppages of flights leaving our airports earlier in the day, only arrivals, but hopefully things have improved at dulles, reagan national, and bwi. unfortunately we did just lose surae at dulles, but she had to us us there were delays. now we have here. >> technology. gotta love it. >> surae. >> reporter: hi there. yeah, things are business as usual right now but you talked about some delays. there's still a handful. i checked the boards. i want to show you now planes are coming in because one is just about to land, a continental flight right there coming into dulles international airport. so things are running right now. there have been delays throughout the afternoon. >> there we go again. >> did we lose her again? >> yep, we're running into the issues that come our way when there are storms and live shots. it's not always easy to maintain. >> we should just go to topper because he never stops. he's like the energizer bunny of weather. >> not only that he can probably t

take a look at our daytime highs. 88 at dulles, and 90. these temperatures, some 5, 6, 8 to 9 degrees above the seasonal average. really, well above where we should be. humidity wasn't so bad today, but that's about to change. currently 70 degrees at gaithersburg. 77 at d.c. we have 74 at baltimore. 76 at quantico. 66 at manassas. 68 at martinsburg and 71 degrees at dulles. nothing happening with our sky conditions out here. clear ridge of high pressure in control. we have a few clouds north of us due to a frontal system there. other than that, not doing badly at all and the sun is going to be in full force for you tomorrow. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but it's going to be hazy, hot, and humid. that humidity will start to creep back up again and as it does, it's going to feel uncomfortable tomorrow. i always call it the unwanted house guest. it's going to be sticking around because you're going to feel a big difference from today to tomorrow once that humidity does kick in. so be prepared. and lots of precautions to take in this hot weath

still out at dulles, arrivals only. if you are trying to get out of there, kind of tough. surae chinn is live with that story. >> reporter: derek, we just got off the phone with the airport authority, and the officials there, and they're saying that there are delays. the number one thing is you want to check with your carrier before you leave the house because there are delays here but we're told that some planes are leaving and some planes are landing. they have called what's called a ground stop, and the faa goes ahead and coordinates this, but they tell other airports and planes that are coming into either dulles international or reagan national airport to not come to delay the plane at that location, don't come in, because it will be too crowded. a lot of planes are on the tarmac now. i did see one plane coming in as we were coming up on the eight, but again, so far there are delays. there are a number of them. but not severely affected in terms of planes coming in and out. they're saying at both airports, at dca and dulles international airport. that is the latest her

dulles 67. manassas 56 and quantico lower 60s as well. clouds, sun tomorrow. as we start off with sunshine, we'll build afternoon cloud and have a chance of an afternoon shower, too. temperatures tomorrow, into the middle 70s. that's below normal. as i mentioned, we should be around 80 this time of year. 70s up to the authority and west. dulles perhaps only around 69 or so. they were a lot cooler than everybody else today. notice we stay in the 70s for the next several days, with at least a chance for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm, maureen. >>> thank you, gary. coming up on sports xtra, a smorgasbord of sports. lindsay murphy has a look. >> coming up, we hit the racetrack, and out to nationals park. and tiger woods has that winning feeling back. he birdies his way into the record books at the memorial. those stories and mike shanahan's love for rg3. >>> thanks. miss maryland is runner up in the miss u.s.a. pageant. she came close to the crown. fox5 always on myfoxdc.com. keep it right here, sports xtra a few minutes away. have a great week. [ female anno

average is 81 and significantly below that at 75, dulles and bwe, tomorrow in the low 70sfor most of us. the high temperature will be around 73 degrees and with that 78 for quantico and down to 66 in hagerstown; 69, martinsburg; winchester, 68 on the eastern shore, some low 70s and gan, cooler near the water and to the northeast, would you believe new york city down to 60 degrees. post an -- boston chillatepo and we have the big area of whirl aloft and every once in awhile, a piece of energy comes through and brings us showers and storms and that is the pattern the next few days and very give the today and that is a pattern that will get lighter and picking up a gust at 6:00 and with that gust at 30 and everyone is lightening up. the wins out of the north at a lighter pace to 10 miles an hour and stem a spotty shower and by 11:00, the clouds at 62 and speaking of the showers, i want you to so that they are to the south or to the east and that is not much in this area and tracking from charlottesville to richmond and they're putting down some rain and lightning and that is how jill it

and along 68 near hancock maryland, and in pennsylvania. 83 in washington, 75 at dulles airport and gaithersburg. 82 in annapolis. warm start. not as hot as yesterday, 93. storms likely later this afternoon, and even around lunchtime. some could become severe, especially around the evening commute with gusty wind and flash floods bring the primary threat. >> directly to newschopper 7, because they mated to woodbridge, virginia. northbound 95 has a series of accidents, after the occoquan but before the exit for route 1. only two right lanes getting around the accident. it's blocking the two left lanes. more from newschopper 7 later. now to news. a somber anniversary today as we remember the nine people killed in metro's deadliest crash. >> nine people died when two trains collided on the red line near the fort totten station in 2009. today they will be honored with

it was hot today, 92 degrees at reagan national airport, 90 at dulles, 94 at h1n1 thurgood marshall, temperatures some -- at bwi thurgood marshall, temperatures some 13 degrees above average. 80 degrees currently at d.c., 79 quantico, 77 baltimore, 72 degrees at dulles, 70 martinsburg and 78 degrees at hagerstown, warm air sticking around, another day of southerly warm flow coming up from the south. back to our cold front will slide its way towards us, however, as is another frontal system that's going to gradually push its way in from the west. we'll see a lot of instability start toed in as these frontal systems in -- start to build in as these frontal systems invade our warm air mass in place to set us up for showers or a rumble of thunder. on futurecast here's monday in the evening hours. wet weather starts to push in. tuesday becomes a rainout day and heavy pockets of rainfall to deal with wednesday and keep your eyes on the skies. make sure you stay hydrated in all this hot weather, plenty of water, lightweight colored loose clothing. check on your elderly neighbors. don't leav

. >>> the dulles rail project has one more big hurdle before it gets itself back on track. the board of supervisors will vote next month on whether to opt in or out of project. as peggy fox reports, it's expected to be a close vote because some of the supervisors have steep reservations. >> reporter: building metrorail past dulles airport into loudoun county will bring huge economic gains to loudoun including some 40,000 jobs over 20 years says economist steven fuller, but loudoun board member ken reed doesn't buy it. >> unfortunately there are a lot of people with stars in their eyes about this and they think it's going to improve their real estate values and bring all these great jobs and we're going to have little bethesda, but that's very speculative. >> reporter: he thinks ridership will be low, it won't so of traffic congestion and most loudoun -- solve traffic congestion and most loudoun county residents won't use it. >> their bus and train operators are paying about $66,000 a year on average and some of these folks are making six figures with overtime which is more

toll road.e dulles now we will go to news. >> thank you. the national weather service least 11 tornadoes maryland andin virginia. three of them are in montgomery county. hit areas, hardest- hartford county. two people were hurt their. -- there. >> the latest now on the trayvon shooting. charged with his murder up in a florida jail cell. the judges said they lied about a lowernances to get bond. >> six weeks of freedom came to a crashing halt. here are his new mug shot. he was forced to surrender to authorities. a furious judge revoked the bonds, forcing him back behind for misleading the court the estate of his finances. media questions went unanswered. how much money does the man accused of killing trayvon martin had? during an april hearing, they had very little money. prosecutors said they said it to bonds what he had raised $135,000 on an on-line fund. .> it is a credibility question now the credibility has been attacked or tarnished. >> george is a doorman has that he only shot martin haslt -- george zimmerman that he only shot trayvon

the success of the silver line project to be extended past dulles airport hinges on the july 3 vote. phase one of the silver line -- [indiscernible] if loudoun county opts out of phase to, that could mean an 18- month or three-year delay and the last stop on the silver line would be at dulles airport. in reston, surae chinn, 9news now. >> the majority of the members who are against the silver line project are newly elected. >>> it's been three years since metro's deadliest crash and today the city unveiled a plaque on the bridge overlooking the scene where nine people died and 80 br injured. -- 80 were injured. bruce leshan said federal safety officials also warned metro to pay attention to a series of recent incidents. >> this is my baby, my cousin right here. >> reporter: for the extended family of veronica debow's, the plaque overlooking the tracks where she died is tangible evidence that people still remember. >> the city cares. that's the main thing. >> reporter: but it is still just a plaque, not a shoulder to lean on. >> come over the house at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning because

greenway and dulles toll road. here is a gorgeous picture of the dulles toll road. looks good on 28 in seville. this is a normal backup on the maryland side, outer loop from new hampshire avenue to georgia avenue. lanes are open on 270 at 118. now to adam caskey. >> nothing but sunshine to start our day. clouds over the atlantic and in the carolinas. that's the cold front that moved through yesterday. refreshening air behind that cold front. dew points in the 40's, feeling nice and looking nice outside, very comfortable if with a refreshing breeze out of the northwest. tropical storm debby is 150 miles west northwest of tampa bay most. of the energy is centered over florida. -- most of the energy is centered over florida. they could seen two feet of rain. there's low humidity for us and a breeze out of the northwest. murrell will be a few degrees warmer. heavy heat and humidity are back friday through the weekend, upper 90s. >> all right. what would you do if you found nearly $13,000 in cash? would you keep it or r

. >>> a major roadblock for continuing the silver line to dulles airport is gone. now there's only one big hurdle left. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in reston. the metropolitan washington airport authority finally removed the biggest stumbling block for building phase 2 of metrorail from reston into dulles and loudoun county. >> all in favor say aye. >> reporter: the board voted 11-1 to remove the project labor agreement preference from phase 2 of the dulles rail project. >> i will support this resolution because i want to move forward. i came on this board to do business for the airports, not politics. >> reporter: the virginia leaders apparently first supported the pla, opinions and laws changed leading the governor to withhold virginia's money until the pla was kaput. >> with the board's decision today we are comfortable that the commonwealth $150 million contribution is now locked in. >> reporter: the next hurdle is loudoun county. even with the vote today chair scott york is not confident he's got enough votes to bring rail into loudoun. peggy fox, 9 news now. >

and you may just feel the difference right here at dulles airport. >> reporter: the airports authority was concerned with how long the planes were sitting on the tarmac. that's what we're seeing right here. >> exactly right. this next data, what we can see for each aircraft, we can see how long it's been sitting on the ground. >> reporter: it provides updates on planes across the country every second 24/7. >> it will help you fly more safely because we have better information on all of the aircraft in the sky, more efficiently because we'll know exactly where they are more accurately so we'll be able to fly better routes, quicker routes and with capacity in the air. we'll be able to put more airplanes in the sky because we've added safety to the system. >> i'm not positive how effective that would be. i hope they have something in mind that will work better than what we have. every technology improvement is an improvement as far as i'm concerned that we could really use. no, i don't think it's going to change anything. management personnel have to think beyond the bottom line and money

dulles was 83 and bwi96 degrees. i think tomorrow we're probably going to be warmer across the board. we're going to push 100 degrees for just about all locations. probably a little bit cooler than 100 degrees for dulles and just about everyone else is going to be around 100 it will feel warmer, too, with the humidity out there tomorrow and that is going to be higher than it is now. 94 degrees now in the city and that is down 1 degrees. caught co, 94; dulles not bad at 91. gaithersburg not bad at 91. the dew point. and this is the measurement of the moisture in the air. this is a critical number. as simple as this. the higher the dew point, the more humidity we have. the more muggy it's feeling. 52 degrees is nothing. i start talking about meddle to upper 60s and 70 degrees, that is when you're talking oppressive humidity. don't think we're going to be there but we're going to have higher dew points tomorrow which, is going to make it feel more uncomfortable than right now and in the city, it's 94 degrees with the he

a man,ed a dull ma ed a dued e killed. as they began to make their way into the apartment house where the shooting happened, they quickly exited the house and then told us that we needed to move a little farther away from the actual investigation because they believed that they were dealing with a possible stand youfrks barricade situation. it has expanded since that point this we continue to move the media back and they have continued to move their own officers back to a safe position. officers are still on the scene as this all continues to unfold at this point. no suspect information but we can assume that this may have something to do with the suspect. reporting live in southeast, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> you've heard the complaints about tsa patdowns, now one passenger is making headlines for fighting back. check this out. carol price was going through security in ft. myers, florida, when she says she was groped by a tsa agent. but instead of filing a complaint, she puts down her own bags and does a little grop