Near the washington conventionto center are already shut down which can lead a messy morningem commute. Fox5s annie yu live neare na the Convention Center withnter w which areas you should knowu sh about. About. Annie. Reporter hey, goodte morning to all of you. All it is very, very busy here downtown d. C. With all ofll o those dignitaries ines washington you can certainlytaiy imagine the security is sire isr tight. This isuper tight. Tigh this is the case from nowro n until saturday afternoon with w road closures, youll be csure affected if youre walking,alng parking restrictions so lets se get to it. Here at sixth and new yorkand n avenue, new york avenue ofyork u course leads to the conventionon center, were about two blockscs away here it is shut down. D this is one of several roadoad closures and weve alreadyve seen this morning a lot ofhis activity. There are Police Officers ats at every corner everywhere you youu turn with flashing lights and sirens he we saw humvees, hum buses
Report to the could of been racing a vitellus it is too early to tell it happen near the santa clara street near to the second straight coming back out to us live in San Jose Police have reopened the santa clara street for the traffic as they finished up the cleanup effort this is the identity of those victims are not available at this time as police tried to notify the family members were told that because although the combined 18 we may never know the names of those victims the does reopen traffic so that is not the big hot spot anymore george it has that had any impact on the ride on south bay freeway is will have however same big impact tear affecting a lot more commuters and that is youre ride through the east bank from the macarthur maze the backup now off highway 24 if it is backed up to shattuck ave weve seen 26 the of reform and a trip times the pentagon which point you use to access the bay bridge the best approach this morning is from the nimitz freeway on northbound 880 and
As the storm moves in. Virginia executes its first inmate in three years. Tonight, the last minute appeals that did not hold up. Powerful words from president obama about gun violence. Somehow, this has become routine. Witnesses describing terri y terrifying moments at a Community College in oregon. We just learned the name of the gunman. First, tonight, folks, this is just the beginning. Our noreaster is here, heavy rain, flash flooding all coming our way the next 36 hours. Virginias National Guard mobilized 800 troops tonight to be ready to respond to flood damage. Tomorrow, another alert day and our Team Coverage starts once again in the storm center with doug. What can we expect overnight . I tell you, this is one nasty raw 2436 hour period and extend that to saturday night. We have rain and wind coming in. This is towards Union Station and winds gusting at 2425 miles an hour at the airport and notice a few rain gusts. The radar, all lit up with rain. Most on the light side in mont
Injury from the hoverboard. He s in the hospital tonight. No word on any arrests. And Portsmouth Police are investigating a shooting too they say a man walked into a Convenience Store on effingham street and asked for help around 8 30 he d been shot. He s in the hospital tonight police are working to figure out what exactly happened no word on his condition at this hour. More gunfire tonight in norfolk two people walked into Sentara Norfolk general with gunshot wounds. This happened just over an hour ago. We don t have many details but police are investigating. And in Chesapeake Police are investigating a shooting on border road around 5 30. They tell newschannel three one man was shot inside an apartment he s expected to survive. Police aren t releasing any information on a suspect or a motive at this hour. We ll bring you more as it s available. Rain and warmer temperatures on the way for the weekend let s all those clouds that have been hanging around the past few days will finally
Let s get right to chief meteorologist Patrick Rockey with more on what we can expect. After our wintry weekend, the work week is going to look and feel a lot more springlike. Even our cool downs won t be that cool. A cold front will approach the region on tuesday. Ahead of that front southwest winds will warm us up into the upper 50s and the lower 60s. We will see increasing clouds and a slight chance for showers, mainly on the outer banks. But as the cold front crosses the region on wednesday, we do expect scattered showers. In fact, some of our northern communities, like the middle peninsula and the Northern Neck may see a little sleet or snow mixed in at the start. We will start the day with temperatures in the mid 40s, falling into the 30s by the afternoon. Some of the wet weather will linger into early on thursday, but most of the day is looking dry with clearing skies and high temperatures back in the mid 40s. But then we start a warming trend. We will climb into the lower 50s o