looking at delays eastbound through the loudoun county park with a crash as you approach the fairfax county parkway approaching the scene as well and as you head to the maryland camera a look at 270 on tuckerman lane and sugarbush lane, police are there directing your around the scene. that is the latest around the commute. back to you. jummy: crews are on the scene of a fire in northwest d.c. breaking out on the ninth floor of an apartment building on 7th street. six and 7th street are closed. silver spring close today because of flooding in the building. "good morning washington" continues on news channel 8. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new comedy, "hot pursuit," reese witherspoon. and a teacher from missouri is our next finalist as we continue "live"'s "top teacher week." plus, a performance from the latest couple eliminated from "dancing with the stars," chris soules with his partner, whitney carson. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, your emmy award-winning hosts, kelly ripa and michael strahan!

to share coming up. leon: you got it. we move on now to an update in loudoun county involving the s.a.t. answer sheets missing for arrest month. the district has surveillance video showing a ups driver with four packages, three containing test booklets delivered safely to new jersey. school officials believe the fourth package may be the one with the test answers in them and it may be in the austin texas, area. students from the high school who took the s.a.t.'s will do a makeup exam next month. alison: a construction accident sent a worker to the hospital. the person was working in a hole in the 1000 block of s street when the dirt began caving in. video was posting to twitter. this was right after the emergency rescue. the worker weer a told is expected to be okay. leon: another name entering the race for the white house. martin o'malley expected to announce his presidential bid tomorrow. brad bell expects what we can expect from the governor. brad: that is the setup for martin o'malley's announcement tomorrow. they're being coy about what it is, but he will be announcing he is

like earlier today whether we had those thunder storms that rolled through fairfax county to loudoun county. this is from centreville, the hail he picked up on his porch. nothing like that on the way for tomorrow. fog beginning to develop, visibility of 4 to 5 miles around hagerstown and not so bad in the district and marched the but it should all be out of here by 8:00 or 9:00 tomorrow. leave a little extra time. winds will be out of the north and east, relatively light the this is what it looks like tomorrow. no problems at all. we will see a chance for a few showers around here, not tomorrow, not friday, not saturday but by mothers day on sunday. not going to be a washout bb -- but be prepared for popups and thunder storms the tomorrow, a break in the heat and humidity. partly cloudy skies. lower 80's on friday, the same saturday the mothers day a 30% authorize showers and thunderstorms. monday, looking nice, about a 40% chance for a few showers. middle 80's, 84 on tuesday. overall, that mild weather pattern, no end in sight. >> looks good. >> good, good, good. thank you. >> what

inchester through frederick county virginia and portions of loudoun county virginia, and through paris, northern sections of prince william county and the extreme northeastern faquier county. both of those areas with the red and the purple are active severe thunderstorm warning. lightning, heavy rain and pockets of hail. that has been a highlight of the slow-moving storms. pocket of hail up to nickel, dime size and some reported larger. the larger picture shows you that we have several lines of storms that every time they tend to just rain themselves out, a new one forms up now. we have a second line coming from the winchester area toward the potomac river. that is drifting into washington metro region as well. we will track those. temperatures are warm. the humidity levels are up. warm and muggy afternoon. so the atmosphere will support more storm. but later tonight, by 10:00 11:00, it should all be over. the skies may clear. we will have a little bit of fog. then we will be in a nice treat for a couple of days. no storms, nice may weather ahead. but still several hours of this

be answered here in loudoun county. sam ford reporting live. back to you. leon: just when you think you've heard everything. a former virginia lawmaker is now admitting to fathering a son with his former secretary and is speaking out. joe morsi appeared at a press conference in richmond this afternoon. he recently served six months in jail after pleading guilty to deliver -- contribute into the delete would see of a minor. they discussed rumors about the relationship. >> that she is 18. that she got pregnant when she was a minor and our love child -- it isn't true. she is 19 and something months. reporter: the former democrat is not running as an independent the virginia senate. alison: let's turn to a bright moment. rescuers responding to a devastating landslide in columbia. the police officer jumped into a rushing river to save a drowning dog. the whole thing was caught on camera. the officer performed mouth-to-mouth to revive the animal. and it worked. the dock is inspected to be ok. leon: how could he see it? i've seen this video a few times and you cannot even see the dog in th

beneath. coming up -- neutral tests in a chilling cold case in loudoun county. 7 on your side digs for answers.von: and beautiful weather heading our way. the only question is how long it will last. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actualally want to watch what if you could pay for whwhat you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get th all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. kellye: a mystery in loudoun county, a woman gone missing for years ago without a trace. there is a bone chilling letter that was found five years after she wrote it. the case continues to baffle detectives. abc 7 is on your side, and jennifer donelan takes us through this. jennifer: she penned a letter when she was 19 years old. all of her plans were in black and white -- get married, have a child, start a career, go to europe. >>

virginia and building a stadium in loudoun county. but maryland governor larry hogan is also trying to get the team to stay in maryland. scott: a huge night for hockey fans. caps can one win away from advancing to the next round of the playoffs. alison: it begins in a few hours. robert burr top has a pre -- robert burton has a preview. robert: if you come to big apple there is no shortage of confident people. ranger fans understandably lack zero confidence coming into tonight's game five. in saying that, they still understand the caps are nothing to play with. here in new york city some rangers fans have already looked past tonight's game five anticipating their team to make a run for the stanley cup finals. >> we flew in for this and we were going to take a road trip from anaheim to see them play the ducks. robert: at the same time they know what they are up against. starting with the eight 8 ovechkin. >> he had three rangers guys on him and he still scored broke away and beat top shelf. incredible. >> i love barry trotz as a coach. i knew when he went to washington it was bad news fo

that the loudoun quarry took precaution before the blast and even though they monitored the blast by video they were unaware that any rock left the area. once that happened they notified the department and followed the protocols. prince georges county are trying to determine what caused a fire. they found a home around 11:30. three sides of the 3600-square foot home collapsed and the neighbors say the home hadn't been lived in for a year and tell us that squatters have been in and out of there since last summer. coming up document dutch and a look at what is in the hillary clinton e-mail released by the state department today. alison: plus -- president obama: everybody has a place. everybody has rights. >> the president brings message of equality to local congregation. leon: later we will celebrate the unofficial start to summer with a look at the best beaches. >> "7 on your side" gets results where d.c. couple booted from the wedding reception to make way for the redskins. that is coming up next on leon: "7 on your side" with fall-out of the richmond. redskins in training camp. they

largest at $12000 a year. the loudoun county school board proposed charging parents to bus their kids. karen garza of fairfax county is the only superintendent who gets a housing allowance. $24,000 a year. that is in addition to her $265,000 salary. she also gets $65000 a year in retirement benefits which alone is roughly equal to the average fairfax teacher salary. a topic that has become an issue. >> the teachers who work at our school can't afford to live where they teach. chris: when it comes to paid time off prince george's gets the most at 51 days more than ten weeks. >> it sets a bad example. chris: dick black is a republican state senator from loudoun county. >> there was a time when we used to talk about public servants, you accepted a modest rate of pay and so forth. is it not that way. chris: as we dug deeper in this tack we found two superintendents in prince george's and howard counties get security. >> that is incredible. are people trying to kill them? chris: superintendents in d.c. and prince george's have personal drivers. does it seem excessive? >> i personally

nervous. they are getting closer to loudoun and frederick but most will continue to fizzle. no issues tonight. it will keep the comfortable air for us one more day. saturday a carbon copy of today. few degrees less. 779 is the official -- 79 is official high today after a low of 52. sundown is 8:20. look at the other numbers. 75 at andrews. 70 in gaithersburg. dulles 74. low 70's from martinsburg to winchester. a few clouds and isolated sprinkals. if you are heading out there is a breeze out there. but it's feeling nice with the low humidity. the big picture, mild air in the forecast, low to mid-70's and even warmer air lifting in there for sunday and monday. by the end of the weekend and early next week we could see temperatures pushing 90-degree mark. we will have more humidity. if we see the heat and the humidity build we get concerned for the thunderstorms but our first chance for any storm action is not until tuesday or wednesday. we have the whole holiday weekend with no concerns. tomorrow if you are out early it will be cool. temperatures will be in the 40's out there early on.

of the metro area, west through the loudoun county and middleberg and beyond. all of this area under severe thunderstorm warning until 5:15. for another 25 minutes. you know the drill. hail strong winds, a lot of lightning. very slowly drifting to the southeast. and then we have a second warning now. a little bit closer over the portions of faquier county. this is issued in north faquier county until 5:15 as well. just north of marshall. it's a busy afternoon. a lot of showers and storms in the area that will continue to go from northwest to southeast. fairly gently moving. again they have a tendency of raining themselves out. we had a number of report of hailstone with the system. we have had reports of wind gusts, maybe as high as 45-50 miles per hour. so it will take several more hours but the pattern will rain itself out later. 79 degrees right now in the nation's capital. 81 in menassis. 76 at quantico. dew point is high. we have a combination of heat and humidity. give a summary feel. we have dew point coming to the 60s. tonight, we get rid of the storms later tonight. that wil

word on the woman's condition. new at 11. hundreds of loudoun county students in limbo because there =-- their s.a.t.'s are missing. who is angrier, parents or students? >> 300 students took the test it now they're just gone. loudoun county high school junior victoria round is not a happy student. >> someone texte me, we have to retake them, they lost our scores. i was like, you're kidding me. richard: the texts were sent to college board and -- the nonprofit that administers the test. but the tests never arrived. >> they said they were lost in the mail. richard: connie brown is angry and upset. >> i am done i am relieved after the test and i have to take it over again. richard: if a spot could be found they could to get again but they could -- they would have to pay a late fee and addition to the $80 cost. >> i have finals coming up very of that is getting in the way. vacation plans and summer. it is so stressful with everything. richard: does this put your college plans at risk? >> it pushes them back knowing have to take the sat again. richard: we did make multiple calls and e-mai

before 11:00 this morning a blast from loudoun quarries in sterling sent rocks big and small flying into businesses cars, and a home half mile away. surveillance video shows a small boulder coming through the window of the fairfax auto parts store. >> the concussion took out the other two windows. jeff: another huge rock came right through the ceiling in dwight brooks' home. his brother had to get eight stitches. he was sleeping just inches away from where the rock came to rest. >> he was right there, and the debris came down. it could've been more tragic. jeff: getting answers about what happened -- >> we were told at the quarry had an accident. jeff: will apparently have to wait. is there anyway we can request to speak with somebody? tomorrow? ok. the cleanup will continue with thanks. >> ok, it's over with now. grace of god, everybody is healthy, and nobody seems to be hurt real bad. jeff: no question about that. when you think of how big these rocks are and that they were flying through the air, it is certainly a scary thought. "the washington business journal" is reporting that

as well over northern loudoun county. we will keep our eyes on this here for you, it could potentially impact the beginning of the nats game tonight, but i tell you what it is plenty warm and muggy over the mid-atlantic states, coming all across the north carolina, 85 in charleston, 79 degrees in columbus ohio, warm weather and a cold front that separates the chilling temperatures from our air mass that will try to slip southward down the interstate 95 court or tomorrow, every time that moves it acts as a focus for a few showers and storms. tomorrow another chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms as reflect it in the forecast, climbing into the low 80's with a 40% chance for showers and storms and beyond that the let that's the weather will settle down becoming warm and muggy on sunday, monday, and tuesday, with more chances for afternoon showers and thunderstorms. that is the latest. allison? doug: -- alison: the head of the d.c. 911 system is resigning. stan ford has the latest development. stan: mayor bowser would not say today whether she asked for jen

is under the gun. moving through the leesburg into western sections of loudoun county there will be more and more showers andd storms. the guidance last night suggested that there would be west of the metro area that has come to pass. temperatures still in the low 80's, the metro area dropping into the 70's. and some 60's now with the rain. we could have a shower or a rumble of thunder by 870 5 p.m. in nationals park. but whatever shower activity is coming will dissipate and moved out and we will stay mild in the 70's through the late night hours. a big difference when you are south of the cold front versus to the north. 53 in detroit, 53 in chicago. some chilly air there. we have a frontal zone kind of swooping down. it will push south tomorrow and tomorrow i can and as it does it will instigate activity in the atmosphere and we will see a little area of showers start to flare up on the eastern slopes of the appellations. that will push you tomorrow afternoon. the cold air is never going to make it that myself so, it may cool off a couple of degrees with drier air moving in. but it

was taken to the hospital with serious injuries a little after 8:00 on pear tree court. loudoun county police arrested a volunteer paramedic for allegedly having inappropriate contact with an underaged girl. timothy ward is a lieutenant and volunteer paramedic with the sterling rescue squad. the police are withholding details of the case to protect the victim. ward is being held in jail without bond. in arlington, traffic is moving after three hours after a bus caught fire just past the pentagon. this video shows the bus on fire and thick black smoke. nobody was injured but if for stadium tour and backed up traffic. and we are learning more about the tragic motorcycle accident that claimed a child's life. roz plater is live in hyattsville right now by prince george's plaza with what witnesses are saying. roz: kellye, lots of unanswered questions. how fast was the motorcycle traveling. did the car that he struck have a left turn signal. we noticed a couple things at this intersection, there is a traffic camera, and also a security camera. they may help investigators find answers

area in lauterbach -- in loudoun county. we will watch that through the evening and talk about the wake-up forecast and stalk about the chance of storms for the weekend at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. we'll >>> breaking news tonight. late word coming in the pentagon accidentally sent live anthrax. the urgent testing now in nine states from new york to california from texas to wisconsin. a major investigation right now. the new storms hitting tonight. a tornado slamming into a shopping center. the system from texas to maine. >>> the major scare in the air. both engines failing. passenger plane then dropping 13,000 feet. >>> the fbi moving in after the u.s. lost the bid for the world cup. authorities say, now we know why. suit cases stuffed with cash? >>> and the major headline involving women and their health. the fbi investigating a key piece of hospital equipment. can it spread cancer? authorities asking who knew what and when? >>> and, the hunt for your made in america inventions. and the $100,000 surprise.