is the safest out. >> the safety of every community is our highest priority. >> for thousands of commuters that take amtrak into or out of the city, the derailment make an unscheduled transfer to silver spring. >> it is challenging and only monday. >> you can see the work going on. they are pulling a big section of rail. i'm not sure if that is going in or out. they are rushing to move a lot of the rail cars out of here and got most of them out already. they want to get the track reopened. but they are going to need to removal of the soil that was contaminated with that ethyanol and put in clean soil before they get the train going. >> all of that could take time. c sx sa air around that site. it hasn't found any problems so far but again it is just not clear how much longer it will take to get the line reopened. more problems here. a yellow weather alert again. first alert meteorologist topper shutt with us. what can we expect. >> between 11 and 3:00 a.m. will be the critical times. the severe weather to the south. there is a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 and includes charlottesville and does not include lo ray. the atmospheres in the high 70s and low 80s. you can see the thunderstorms south of charlottesville and we have had sunshine and the atmosphere is destabilizing the critical time from 7:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. on showers downtown and heavier showers north and west and heavier showers also to the south. so temperatures low 70s at 9:00. by 10:00 you see the red to the north and i wouldn't get too hung up on the locations. big storms later with temperatures in the 60s and by midnight, most of the activity, the heavy activity across the bay into northern maryland but we still have showers back to winchester and martinsville and tomorrow morning, prepare for a wet commute but tomorrow morning will not be thunderstorms but run-of-the- mill rain and showers. we will come back and talk about the prospect of another weather alert for tuesday. fantastic. thanks, topper. >> check out the cell phone video. it is going viral. two women walked bodily into a victoria's secret store last wednesday night and they make off with two full of merchandise. andrew mckaren explains they stole with confidence and without any disguise. >> caught on camera but not by the law. >> people do crazy things. >> the bandits helped themselves to armful of merchandise. >> if you are going to do a thief do it the right way. >> it has mall shoppers talking. >> they didn't think of that. they came here with a plan and it is ridiculous. >> the woman in the white t- shirt curses out the person shooting the cell phone video. >> and then she says i'm doing it for our kids. before running from the store and down the mall corridor. >> now you can all over the internet and somebody is going to say something but you know it is what it is. people do crazy things. >> i might not have done anything out of fear. >> if they were ballsy enough to do that, they do. >> people were astonished but nobody stopped and say hey what you are doing is wrong or chase and scream police. >> it was a black trash bag, right? that is not smart, they deserve to be punished. investigators are looking into the possibility that these two women may have committed similar robberies in our areas. prosecutors offering a one thousand dollars reward for information that leads to an arrest. turning to prince george's county where a homicide investigation is under way. it happened this afternoon in brandy wine maryland. the male victim found shot to death in the 15,000 block of general lafayette boulevard. don't know about a motive or a suspect. all right. these are live pictures right now from sky 9 over that homicide scene in brandy wine. we will track is becomes available. >> we'll move to tacoma park where a man is accused of a death of his pregnant girlfriend and accused of murder. his bond was denied and the charges upgraded. the court records show that he stabbed maria veronica mbunga because he did not want to care for child. the montgomery school bus driver was stabbed 7 times. the defendant is due back in court later this month. the man that killed grace manns pleading not guilty by reason of in sanity. the trial of steven briel began today and peggy fox is covering the trial. hi, peggy. >> it is a bizarre case. the defense says that steven vander briel is a schizophrenic that thought there was a goeble organization divided by male and female and he thought he the defense attorney said the night before he killed grace mann, he called his mother and was rambling and confused and his mother told him to calm down and say some hail marys. he was catholic and knew how to say them and he looked it up and texted his mom since, hail mary, full of grace. the defense says his mom was trying to tell him that grace, his roommate was going to kill him and that's why he did it. the prosecutor says that is ludicrous, he hired apsychiatrist he was insane. >> in black suit and glasses sits motionless. charged with first-degree murder and strangulation and abduction in the murder of grace mann. they did not have a relationship. they did shar on april 17th last year mann left campus for a brief stop at her moment at 2:00 p.m. and at 3 her roommates were surprised to find she was there. bci el was covered in sweat and said something happened. i slapped her and she bit me and i strangled her. the roommates found her with a bag over her head and her face was blue and they could not save her. that day grace mann had been observing a day of silence to bring attention to the bullying of gay men and lesbians. she was openly gay and very involved in campus light and the senate and fem maist united and was on a task force. her father is tom mann, a juvenile judge in fairfax county. both of her parents are here in the courtroom, her mother did testify. she held it together through the parents sobbed in court and extremely sad. we have heard from holly that found grace's body and she says i pulled a comforter off of her and a plastic bag off of her head and bright blue and more plastic bags stuffed in her mouth and they played the 911 call she made and she was hysterical and testified that her other roommate was doing cpr but doing too late, grace was gone. the trial continues tomorrow. reporting live in fredericksburg, peggy fox, w usa9. we will be hearing about this trial. it is expected to last about three days. a fire displaced residents in a group home in laural today. prince george's firefighters were called to the home. they said the sprinkler system worked and put the fire out for the most part. people living there were taken a man going the wrong way on a belt way was killed this morning. he was driving a honda c r v traveling in the opposite direction when he struck a chevy tahoe head on. three others were hurt in that crash on the inner loop near the eisenhower exit in virginia but they are all expected to survive. turning now to a make or break contest with polls showing him trailing donald trump. he is running in indiana, he needs a big win to keep the billionaire from locking up the republican nomination before the convention. cruz crossed an indiana street to confront a trump supporter. >> i'm running to be everybody's president. >> we don't want you. >> you are entitled >> indiana will be the 18th victory. >> bernie urging voters to go to the polls and hillary clinton is looking ahead to the next contest and campaigned in kentucky and west virginia. republicans will challenge governor terry mcalla's plan to extend voting rights to 200,000 convicted felons it is designed to help hillary clinton. the governor says people who have served their time should be given a second chance. >> we're getting started at abc 10 news at five. her body found but her killer is still out there. a neighbor says what she heard coming from lizeth lopez's alexander apartment. why the c.i.a. is under fire for celebrating 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[ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. we are tracking metro and gpceo is planning to make the metro station safer putting in a security guard 24 hours a day 7 days a week. in prince george's county. a dramatic landslide that forced the temporary evacuation of 20 homes was declared fixed. >> it took two years and more than 11 million-dollars to do that but yet the homes could not be saved. scott is here to tell us more. a long time coming, sc but the mixed emotions. look behind me. this is basically a ghost house. six of these here condemned and forced to be abandoned. for the rest of the community it was a celebration. >> smiles and fresh pavement and new concrete. utilities that actually work. at the site of a landslide that looked like this two years ago. now a stable hillside anchored by more than 400 concrete piles. >> it is nice and beautiful. >> did you think you were going to move your case? >> for months. it was terrifying. >> when the drive slid away an entire neighborhood was evacuated because the water and electricity cut and emergency vehicles could mot get into the community. ultimately six homes were condemned. deemed unsafe by county officials which launched a legal battle with suddenly homeless owners over who blame and leaving ghost houses abandoned. but for the rest it was refixing the road and building the road and today was a celebration. >> for a time we weren't sure that we were going to be able to keep our homes and they were going to fix the road and so this is a good day for us. >> reporter: prince george's county executives declared victory. >> most of the residents are back in their homes and you know god willing won't go through this again because we fixed the problem and took the time. >> it has been very difficult and makes the end so much sweeter. >> financial settlements were finalized in the last few days for the owners of the six homes that didn't make it. one homeowner called the financial settlement satisfactory but another one said this entire thing has left him frustrated and disappointed and out more than $100,000. slope below the homes is so fixed and stable, how come the folks ended up losing their houses. no bow at the end of the whole saga, scott, but some update for the families. the total cost of the repairs and the condemnation settlements was 15 million- dollars and those condemned homes that scott showed you, they will be demolished. we are in for a ton of rain through the rest of the week and temperatures that are going to do a lot of up and down. >> i talked about a severe thunderstorm watch. it is issued already for the districts west until 9:00. >> we will be rocking and rolling and the run of the mill showers. let's start with the live look outside. it is beautiful right now. temperatures, it is 79 right now. winds out of th here is a look at the radar and the watch has been extended. the district and prince george's county and louden points west and here is the activity. it is heavy and severe southwest of charlottesville and a couple of warnings. look at the lightning. indication of strong storms. so it goes like this. yellow weather alert for thunderstorms and the storm timetable. sttt if you would like. 7:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. and the threats damaging wind and hail and tonight is more the severe type and tomorrow wet, nuisance type. 10:00 tonight. the showers and storms. don't get fixated on where they are located on future cast and be advised you are looking at red and orange and you know they will be heavy in some spots temperatures mid 60s. by 3:00 a.m. i stopped it there leesburg to cull pepper and temperatures least all of the convection and storms. maybe residual showers east of 95 and prince george's county. by 9:00 in the morning cloudy and dreary and temperatures 69 downtown and 60 in manassas and the midnight time may have the high temperatures. maybe a couple of breaks in the clouds tomorrow and by evening more showers on the west with temperatures back into the mid to upper 60s. maybe touching 70s. probably will lose about ten to 12 degrees tomorrow as opposed to today. day planner, showers light and temperatures in the 50s and 60s by 11:00 and cloudy and 63 by 1:00 and also just cloudy. wednesday, more showers and 69. we may have to issue a weather alert and light rain on thursday and we may have to some showers on friday, 63 and you can probably cut the grass and get golf in. going back to 75 for the week end and better chance for sunday showers. but right now sunday looks spectacular with temperatures in the upper 70s. the wrangling has begun over the estate of prince. his sister arrived for a hearing in probate court. complicating the process is a vault there at paisley park that could hold hundreds of unpublished prince recordings and videos. he did not have a will so that means the estate will be divided among the siblings. 6 years ago osama bin laden was killed. the c.i.a. live 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murder of an alexandria woman discovered in a drainage ditch days after she disappeared. >> stephanie, what were you able to find out. >> reporter: a couple of red flags, neighbors tell me first a man used to come over her apartment here several times a week and yell at her. second, neighbors say a suspicious man was lurking in the area where her body was discovered. flowers this woman of lizeth. hours away lopez used to live in this apartment complex. >> she was quiet. i would give her, her mail and she would quietly take it and thanks and shut the door quickly and that was it. i just figured maybe she didn't want to be bothered. >> this maybe reveals what she heard in her apartment several times a week was troubling. >> i would see a gentleman visit often and sometimes i would hear arguing. >> but the arguing would just stop. on april 17th. this surveillance video caught lopez walking in and out of this cvs in woodbridge. a few days later, less than two miles away, her car was found on pondrun drive. lopez was a youth counselor in this area. >> i have no idea if i'm in danger or if there is terrible circumstances that happen to people. it is hard to tell. i just happened they get who did it. >> that neighbor didn't want to show her face on camera because she is afraid. at this point police don't know if this murder was random or targeted. right now they are still investigating. they are interviewing people and following up on leads. we are expecting autopsy results to be in any day now. and the hope is those will shed light on exactly what happened. reporting live in alexandria. >> lopez was reporting missing on april 19th after she didn't pick up her niece. prince george county police need your help if you know anything. a man accused of killing a 95-year-old nursing home resident is on trial. eric dison is accused in the death of dan belvin, they in the randolph apartment complex in montgomery humor. the 60-year-old says belvin went too far so list iting sex and that's why he stabbed him. a new trash collection in prince george's county. crews will pick up the trash and the recycling on the same day. the collections will happen one day a week instead of two. studies show that few residents were using this but not everyone is happy with the change. >> i am trying to get the recyclables and trash ready in one day. >> i think it will create a problem with animals. >> yard waste pickups moved to monday. police officers are wearing special badges. front and on the back the names of 18 officers that have died in the line of duty, most recently. one killed by a drunk driver. there was a picture on the facebook page and shared more than 430 times. and liked nearly 1400 times. 17% of children admitted to the hospital for respiratory problem in colorado are getting sick from secondhand marijuana smoke according to pediatric academic society. hundreds of doctors are talking about the long term effect that recreational marijuana use is having on kids. 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will review the its management techniques. >> part of the south cleaning up after severe storms barreled through. large hail and flash flooding causing problems in louisiana and canceling performances during the jazz fest. high water in arkansas left people stranded. >> i looked outside and the first thing i said ... oh, my car. we are under water. >> in the east texas town of palestine officials recovered the body of a 6th drowning victim. died in the area where a grandmother and her four children died. nearly 8-inches of rain fell in one hour. we got clouds in the southwest now and in fact we are looking at storms in the southwest just south of 66 and everybody is under thunderstorm watch. it does include montgomery and prince george's and charles county and points west and south. it does not include technically and na runnal county or saint mary's county and doesn't include frederick or louden county. this is all under the watch until 10:00. that means conditions are favorable for severe storms. contain winds of 60 miles per hour and one inch size hail. we have widened the reared back in dc. most of the activities combined to charlottesville and the west with lightning around i-91 south. look at what has popped up. pretty good area of a shower and a thunderstorm south of i- 66. that is rainfall rates of an inch per hour. the main threats for the is damaging winds and hail and heavy downpours the possibility. manassas off to the north and east and heavier rain expecting crucial to 95. rain northeast of oaksville and on the south side of 28 and 66 and moving to the north and east and this will move towards fair fact and the storm tracker at 6:04 and right now no hail but we will watch this because the atmosphere is unstable and made it to the warm sector and temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. yellow weather alert for storms. storm table from 7:00 to 3:00 p.m. damaging winds and hail and we also have the yellow weather alert for tomorrow and that's not for thunderstorms. that's for run of the mill showers and a little cooler temperatures. here is the future cast. stop at 10:00, don't get fixated on the exact location of the storms. in fact this heavy storm is actually outside the wa so these heavy storms in the metro area and warm and 69 downtown and 67 in silver spring. by 3:00 a.m. we are not done with the storms, back to the west and leesburg to manassas and cull pepper and temperatures in the 60s. good news, bad news, good news, no big storms for the morning but bad news yellow weather alert for run of the mill showers with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s by dawn. day planner looks like this, rain and showers early in the morning 7:00 and 9:00 and residual clouds 11 and one. back to 63 at one p.m. more showers on wednesday and more showers on thursday, 59. we are contemplating yellow weather alerts for those days as well. more showers on friday and better weekend mid-70s and not rain free, more showers on sunday and nats 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to speak at her graduation and i said absolutely not because i will be sitting there with dark glass sobbing. >> she won't be putting around the house with mom and dad, she will be doing something enriching but not academic. even have to say goodbye to malia but will still have sasha at home. >> can you imagine your kids graduating. >> no. >> harvard encourages kids to take a year off to travel or work. >> 80 to 110 of its admitted students choose to do this every year. ted cruz and bernie sanders counting on the hoosier state to save their campaigns. >> donald trump's campaign is driving an increase in citizens' citizenships. the storms hang over parts of our area. >> chief meteorologist topper shutt tracking the rain. >> we have a severe thunderstorm watch bruce and the last hour. look at how strong and quickly they have developed. south of 66 a severe thunderstorm warning. i tweeted this out for prince william county and fairfax. i think that's a good indication of hail in manassas, round and winds and i took the precipitation away and this is where the warning is. inside this box you are under a severe warning. it goes until 6:30. zooming in. pretty darn heavy rain southwest of manassas and burke. a finger of precipitation. a lot of lightning with the storms from manassas park and drive. and right around observation road, pretty sure we have hail. see the magenta and the purple color, that is hail south of 28. we will zoom back out and move

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