flood watch. most of us are under that un severe thrstorm watch until 9:00. where we re seeing the rain, it s coming down heavily.so al severe thunderstorm warnings down around this area. i ll take you to the north. this severe thundstorm area is through west virginia. look at the line that s formed right now. it s going to make its way through frederick county, virginia, over the next hour or so. more rain to the south and even farther down tothe south. we re looking at page county, madison county, severe thunderstorm warning and flooding concerns toward the charlevoix area and toward st. mary s county looking at strong storms along the northern neck and the potomac as it enters out into theak chesapebay. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect forhe areas in t pink all the way up the east coast as a result of this front that s kind of meandering around our region. it s g next couple of days. a good chance for strong thunderstorms and strong flood watch as well. fairfax, p
in fact she says, $13meillion coeptember will be the pricetag that d.c. taxpayers will have to pay. get behind the line. you re breaking the law. events likesa rday s protests on pennsylvania avenue that sparked confrontations between far right activists and anti-fascist groups requireots of police and other security. chris rodriguez director of d.c. s homeland security agencyc says that sity can cost f a single event like um ormillions. president s july 4th rally at the lincoln memorial. our initial tally of fourth of july costs were about six times larger than they have been in previous years. while tnm district govt is responsible for providing much of the security for events like a inaugurationsnd state funerals, in past years previous administrations have reimbursed the district government to cover those costs. in a letter from d.c. mayorbo ser to president trump bowser writes, that the district hasn t been reimbursed and is costing d.c. taxpayers millions. accordi
for tomorrow. before tomorrow, we re dealing with storms tonig s. what happening across our area. nothing around the d.c. metro area but around hagerstown, coming no parts of west virginia and western maryland along 70. if you draw a line and move down, heads up next hour in through frederick, over tooward winchester and northern virginia and montgomery county. this will be wh we watch through the rest of the evening. very unsettled and warm and humid. everywhere across the mid-a lantic region and that why we think this going to happen again tomorrow. but we expect it to be a lot more widespread, tracking storms tonight. if you have any plans tonight, there s a locate of things goin. more widespread on the 4th. take you hour by hour. now severe possible with heavy rain. heavy rain is the biggest potential for tomorrow. doug you re thinking the storms we see tmorrow will be much more widespread, will they be severe? i think they could be severe and the biggest thing abo
16-year-old jholie moussa as if he was possessed. he said he ld her from her mt. vernon home to a nearby park. she texted her sister she was ing to a party in norfolk, virginia. when she didn t come home, her family reported herin miss police first treated it as a ibrahim had previously been convicted of assaulting her by slapping her and once choking her to the point she passed out. he said he was angry she wasg tryi break up with him. when her body was found after the disappeared the confessed to a detective that he killed her. he will be sentenced here for first-degree murder in september. he faces the possibility of a sentence of up to life in prison. coming up at 5:00, we will hear from jholie moussa s mother as she sat in court t hear her daughter s ex-boyfriend admit he killed her child. that s the latest from the courthouse. back toou. thanks. reporting live. breaking news out of prince george s cnty where the former mayor of upper marlboro has just spoken about h
first time talking to the n meras here in the dominica in that news conference he said that this island is safe, that tourists don t have to be concerned and that they can still be coming here without any kind of concn. in this news conference, the president of the biggest hotel associat the doinicio rn eperlic es also in present. she made some comments in english. she also said this island is very safe, that there s nothing to be concerned, and the main takeaway of th news conference was that they both said that, itain, that the main thing that we have to wa here for this investigation to be finished. the president of this organization as i said also made some comments during the news conference and this is what she had to say in english. let s listen. as it is minister said before,ca dominirepublic is still a very safe nation. over 2.7 million americans come every year to the dominican republic. we have all been working embassy and with the all throughout this process to