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storms moved closer to the area. doug hill is tracking the storms right now from the weather center. cox -- >> here in the belfort furniture weather center. in this little polygon, this is the warning area. the storm has been weakening. storms southwest through orange county, a severe thunderstorm warning has been dropped for those areas. lots of thunder and lightning. a lot of action ahead of this cold front but most of the activity has passed just south of the metro washington area. ...

out. when that happens, we should climb to around 80 degrees or so. looks like well stay mostly dry as we get into the evening hours. well take a look at your "night planner" for this monday evening coming up in about ten minutes at 4:41. now lets check traffic with this rain around early on this monday. danella sealock, how is it looking? i want to start out in prince georges county. a water main break at st. barnabas road and dallas drive. its going to block your turn lane and east...

its near 70 and raining there as well as much of montgomery, arlington, fairfax, and prince georges counties. a little bit of break in the rain in loudoun county, washington, fauquier. farther to the east-southeast is whats coming down a little harder, northern neck, southern maryland, and eastern shore. we are near 70 throughout most of the region. and upper 60s to mid-60s in the shenandoah valley and the mountains. drippy sky over washington. that rain continuing to fall with a littl...

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youre making your way quite nicely. this is a look new york avenue at bladensburg road. its wet, but were moving right along there. in maryland, silver spring, colesville road at university boulevard. still wet outside, but no accidents or incidents to report. back to you, eun and joe. >> danella, thank you. one more traffic alert. within the next half hour, the national park service will close lanes of constitution avenue between henry becken drive and 17th street in northwest d.c. ...

on georgetowns university at yates fieldhouse. it is passed the building you are looking at, passed georgetown university hospital. fire officials say a man fell down a ventilation shaft at the fieldhouse, fell about 15 to 20 feet and trapped and injured. laying at the bottom of that shaft. rescue crews dropped paramedics down to tend to him and crews worked on getting him out. we understand it took about 15 minutes in all. he was transported by helicopter to an area trauma center. im ...

wedding. but he didnt show. saturday night, he called his father to explain why. >> told me that the reason he didnt come around here because he was robbed, they beat him up. and they did everything to him. but he was okay. he made it. i said, well, did you go to the hospital? no, dad, i didnt have to go to the hospital. so -- >> reporter: and then the next day you find out hes dead. >> yeah. >> reporter: now to the d.c. office of consumer and regulatory affairs. glen scarborough, well...

Me. the images that youre showing are awesome in their destructiveness and they should bring fear to anybody. so, there is fear there. its not saying it is not there. its just continuing on life as is possible. and the people up in the north, in the devastation thats up there, i cant make sense of it, and im just fortunate to be as lucky as i am. >> well, join the club. its hard to make sense of anything thats happened up there, and im sure people are trying to get their heads around where their...

lost their cooling functions in the aftermath of an active earthquake and tsunami. meanwhile, massive vacs are underway for a 12 mile radius around those nuclear plants. more than 200,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes. one japanese official says nine people have already tested positive for high radiation levels on their skin and clothing. the number of dead continues to climb. officials say at least 1,200 people now have died. however, that number is expected to rise ...

prefecture alone. lets go live again to our london bureau where nbcs tazeen ahmed is keeping an eye on the developments. what is the latest youre hearing, especially relative to the nuclear plants? >> reporter: good morning, alex. the governments trying to keep this disaster from getting worse. thats their key concern. theyre desperately trying to keep temperatures down at the second nuclear reactor number three. the cooling function is not working and there is concern of overheating a...