the heat, but tomorrow it will be for storms. i think most of us will have a dry commute to work. by 8:30 it s 83 downtown, still in the upper 70s. back to the west in the mountains storms will be forming already and then by 11:30 already some storms in western loudoun county and a pretty good area of storm. you see the red between winchester and luray? those are pretty heavy storms developing moving essentially east. right around lunchtime we ve got big storms out 66. don t get too hung up on the exact location of this little cluster of storms. it could just as easily be into leesburg and gaithersburg. that s by 1:30. then by 2:30, 3:00 most of the heavy activity is across i-95 into southern maryland and across st. mary s county and charles county. we ll come back and take you through the evening commute and tell you how much more comfortable it will be after the front rolls through on wednesday. thanks, top. the long ride home is finally over tonight for hundreds of rai
2013 when 12 of their colleagues were killed. he is live with some of their reactions today at the navy yard. reporter: this will come as no surprise, but the people we talked to today were not complaining that their workday was disrupted by this rumor report of a terrorist attack. they were actually grateful it was unfounded. navy yard employees were pouring off the grounds in droves this afternoon. you were on lockdown in there, right? yeah, we were. reporter: how did you feel about it? a little too reminiscent of two years ago, but we re okay. reporter: after the all clear sign was given and no hint of a gunman or shot fired, employees had the choice of remaining on the job or going home. the same situation as two years ago, so i think brought up some memories that aren t very good for people. reporter: would you go back into work at the navy yard? today? reporter: yes. no. reporter: back in 2013 some navy yard employees after losing 12 colleagues cho
reporting that two people have been arrested in london accused of hacking the computers that record data from d.c. s police surveillance cameras. this is video from a different camera a little further away. a source close to the investigation tells wusa 9 if the camera was working, it would have given police a more closer and high quality view of the suspect. the killer is still on the loose tonight. correction officers consulled each other over the death of one of their own. this call kicked up a when inmates used weapons made in the prison to take a guard and counselor hostage. i would go as far to say there were inmates that actually shielded this victim. and insured her safety. the union representing the corrections officers blames a lack of proper staffing and training for that stand off. how can going the speed limit cost you $250? well, it might in the future if you are hogging up the left lane on a virginia highway and not keeping up with traffic. it s frust
today s opeye ener, your world in 90 seconds. i think it would be best if he were to step aside. the chairman of the house intelligence committee under scrutiny. could very well be the case that chairman nunesef briing members of the administration about an investigation of which they are the subject. you understand why it s causing such an uproar. i do. if i really wanted to i could have snuck on the ground late at night and nobody would have seen me. but i wasn t trying to hide. a new round of severe thunderstorms is moving into the so phernlains. up to baseball size hail possible. winds gusting up to near 6070s miles per hour. two polofice ficers inmi mia have been shot while conducting an anti-gang operation. they are expected to survive. this is a real threat. this is serious. northeast australia is being pounded by one of the biggest storms in years. tens of thousands of people ua from just win to just sin baby. raiders are moving to las vegas.
of the busier people around here, you ve had more to talk about in the last week than last month. simmer pots of weather. some people do like the quality and drizzle days but when it s four days in a row it gets old. good news, we are starting to see small improvement later on today and really tomorrow. here is first alert doppler. we still cut the yellow weather alert today because your outdoor activities are not going to be too comfortable. they will not be washed out by any means, the skins game will be fine, good football weather, grab the jackets, grab the sweatshirts. it s constant drizzle for areas farther south. most areas are dry but still feeling damp out there. here we are further south toward warrenton, manassas, dale city, you can see those areas of green, here s what we will see today, cloudy skies, windy conditions, winds are still at of the northeast. is a breezy one but we are warming up. yesterday s highest work at 58, we are already at 57. we know we re goi