the heaviest ones are the ones being warned right now in this area. a little bit later on this evening, the main cluster will get out. probably at the 6:00 timeframe. the additional areas of storms out across charleston, west virginia, eastern kentucky those could affect the viewing area into the night and overnight hours. another severe warning just issued. this third one in the area of west central montgomery county. that extends southwestward towards northwestern or fax county and eastern loudoun county. it s the storms you see right there. those are the ones that will be headed across towards rockville. that will be our story as we continue to head to the rest of this thursday. we will be back to update the storm and a warning and the warnings. jonathan: our big story tonight is what a lot of people across the country are talking about. the church often sought for peace and reflection, place for people go to feel safe, is the target of a gunman. the search for the acc
encompasses part of if you are watching in those counties, you re looking up at marlborough and it will clear up quickly for you here is the rain hail, and high winds move south at 35 miles per hour. there have big some big winds. 58 miles per hour gusts in frederick. 43 miles for our in herndon. these are all commonplace numbers to the afternoon. close to two inches of rain in frederick. a lot of rain, close to an inch with these heavy storms. they continue to move at about 35 miles per hour but southern maryland, don t be surprised if you were put under a new severe thunderstorm warning and things will then calm down. maureen? leon: thanks, doug . maureen: an unspeakable tragedy after a gunman killed nine people in one of the nation s oldest african-american churches. leon: it has been called a hate crime. 13 hours after shots rang out, police captured the suspect, dylann roof, 250 miles away in north carolina. we traveled to his hometown of lexington, south carolina. mau
age from 26 to 87 years old. chilling new details are emerging about what happened inside that church. one survivor says her son was trying to talk roof out of killing people, but roof wouldn t listen telling the black people inside, you rape our women. you re taking over our country. and you have to go. roof evaded capture for more than 12 hours overnight, until a suspicious car was reported in north carolina. the massacre has rattled americans up and down the east coast. we woke up today and the heart and soul of south carolina was broken. governor nikki haley there from south carolina. witnesses say roof sat inside that church for at least an hour before opening fire. the church founded back in 1816 is one of the nation sathe nation s oldest african-american churches. the pastor who was killed is remembered as a kind and peace. man devoted to his family. clementa pinkney was a state senator who became the youngest member of the state house when he was elected the a
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