fencing to prevent drifting sand from burying parking lots and boardwalks. at marinas some boat owners pulled their craft out of the water. question for visitors is should they stay or go? i i ming it s a really i m thinking it s a really big storm and i kind of want to go home. i m staying until tomorrow. i don t know when we re leaving. we want to see how long we can hang in there. reporter: most are taking their queues from the mayor and town manager. i think we ll see flooding downtown where we typically get flooding during a rain event. we ll see some items blowing around and don t get secured. things that you see as a result of 40-50 mile-per-hour winds but we don t think we ll see anything dramatic. reporter: evacuations are not a consideration unless the forecast falls apart. the timing of the storm hitting ocean city is good. it s early morning hours and by the afternoon it will be a thought and give us an opportunity to clean up and get ready for the r
removed. why did you shoot him? any time there is use of deadly force by police officers, it s a long investigation and that will go through the investigative process. based on the information that we had, we believe that it was that the hostages lives were in danger. where was he shot? i don t know the answer to that? [ inaudible ] i don t know the order in which he went down and the explosive device went off. was he becoming more agitated? we were talking to him for several hours and he had a wide range of emotions during the discussions. and what was the [ inaudible ] of the discovery building? i don t have all of that information but i know that he had some history with the folks at discovery channel and i believe in fact that there that he was arrested here a couple of years ago and so we there is some history between he and the discovery folks i don t have any information on the condition suspect. i don t have any information on the condition
second. the lightning in southern maryland is unbelievable right now coming over to the eastern shore. this thing is popping big time. there is a lot of lightning with the storm system coming through southern parts of fairfax, up prince william and into northwestern charles county as it crosses the river. and now for the warnings for the district. this one until 6:15. this storm is moving over the american legion bridge and moving toward the east and crossing the river into eastern fairfax. this one to the south, toward woodbridge, this is a monster too with plenty of lightning, potential winds gusting 50 mile- per-hour plus here. now crossing the river into marbury, along 210, bryans road, waldorf, just about 20 minutes away from you. la plata and white plains maybe half an hour. we re watching that one. and then in southern maryland they ve been hit hard as well. a lot of people have been hit hard. calvert county, we may have had a tornado earlier in northern calvert county
all of this will be north and east. we re going to get chillier temperatures. 40s mainly in the shenandoah valley. cumberland 45. 30s in the mountains. highs in the low 60s. that will set us up for a really nice weekend. right now, 4:31. time for angie and traffic. all right, tgif, everybody. let s begin with the maps. i want to let you know about eastbound 214. that s where we do have a report of an accident. we are hearing that it is closed at watkins park drive up in the upper marlboro area. let s move it over to the other crash activity being reported on the capital beltway. this is on the inner loop approaching 66. overall, the flow of traffic seems to be getting by despite losing a couple left lanes. moving it down 95, northbound at quantico, another accident taking away the left lane. you can see the drivers are still moving at a good pace. volume is right. 66 out of manassas, you are doing okay. finally, a nice and dry commute. andrea, back to you. there are still