temperatures. you ll probably notice the humidity on the increase around here too today and that will set the stage for daytime heat tomorrow well into the 90s. sewn joy today. upper 80s in washington. high of 88. but 90 in cheney a and 91 in fredericksberg with a mix of clouds and sun. more heat around here and our third tropical storm of the season and i ll have details on that in a couple of minutes. allison and tony. is virginia following in the footsteps of arizona when it comes to immigration laws? virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli has ruled that police officers can look into the immigration status of anyone stopped or arrested. now prince george county passed a similar law in 2007 and that s what the statewide law would be modeled after. sarah simmons is live in annandale with more details. good morning, sarah. reporter: good morning, tony and allison. if this law does come into effect here in virginia it would be similar to similar to the arizona state
throughout the robbery. reporter: if you look closely at these pictures captured by surveillance cameras you can easily imagine the fear as the clerk was ordered to open up the cash drawer. one man holds autopsy shotgun with what appears to be a scope on the top while the other man moves in. the reason why we think this is particularly violent is because of the way the robbery was carried out. it was a take over robbery of sorts. there was a shotgun used. reporter: john anderson has lived close to old mill road in millersville for 14 years. this kind of violence is like nothing he s this hear before. the weapons looked horrible. you know, for this to be in our community, what the heck? reporter: officials are concerned this team could strike again, although both men are wearing masks, authorities hope there is something about these photographs that someone out there might recognize. maybe they ve seen the knot shotgun before. tonight officials aren t sure why the su
upfront were sister charlotte lang and connie ruth. a car driven by the 23-year- old, carlos, crossed the center line of bristol road. they say he was drunk, it was 8 a.m. he has a long record including two duis in prince william and fairfax county within the past five years. not only was he driving illegally, he should have never been in the country in the first place. an illegal immigrant who used several aliases and social security numbers over the years. reporter: i m armando trull in prince william county where a controversial opinion by the attorney general has spoken on both sides of the immigration debate, ready to do battle. he ruled that the law enforcement officers have the authority to make the same inquiries as those contemplated by the new arizona law. so as long as the officers have the requisite level to believe that a violation of the law has occurred. will and now, the way to the public opinion is going to go and the attorney general said you could do th
his suv southbound on bristow road crossed the center line right into the toyota carolla carrying the three sisters. news4 has learned not only should he have not been driving, he was in the country illegally and had already been identified for deportation by i.c.e. the commonwealth attorney. somebody who is subject to being deported should be held, pending that derrellation. this is a good example in my opinion of why these people should not be allowed to continue to walk the streets when they have serious charges penguin like this. reporter: the court records show the suspect s duis date back to 2007 when a second in 2008. he has had his license revoked twice. the latest last april should have kept him off the road for three years. he said martinelli montano tried to skirt the law two times by using different social security number. this time they say he woeng free. this is the most serious of the serious. reporter: back at the monastery, in spite of the grief, the