again, jfx already jammed going home tonight, but at least the windows in the car are down. beautiful day. we steamed it up, didn't we, wyatt? we're pushing 90. one degree off our record. 58 in york. 90, winchester virginia. highs have reached close to 90. through virginia beach, it's warm in the entire region. there is a line of very weak showers to the west. we could use this rain but they are falling apart, so we expect to stay dry, falling slowly through the 80s, staying warm. we'll talk about cooler air by tomorrow and how things will trend into your weekend. it's coming up. wyatt came back -- came back from the shore.

our seasons have been out of sync since december. from west virginia to maine, there are cries for rain. today it's the heat. some cities are flirting with all time marks. remember that, 10 years ago. strongly worded warnings we told you about, are credited with saving lives. dozens of twisters rolled right through. amazingly only one turned out to be deadly. diane alvear has the latest from woodward, oklahoma. >> reporter: the devastation from woodward, oklahoma, did not and with the storm. a sixth person had died as a result of the tornado that took direct aim at the town of 1--$12,000. it was 136 tornadoes. >> that is unbelievable. >> it's coming right for me. >> reporter: forecasters feared it would be a weekend bound for

the record books. despite widespread devastation, authorities said lives were spared thanks to early storm warnings. >> thank you for paying attention to the alarms that went off and the warning signs. that's the reason we have not received fay fault -- fatality. >> reporter: many were left in the dark. >> it was make circles, stripping around. i'm surprised. those trailers are still standing because it cut straight through oar loor lacy ran house to house alerting herghbors. >> there was a tornado on the ground. the sirens are not going off.

>> reporter: her cries may have been crucial in saving many more lives. cleanup efforts are women underway in woodward. has for the sixth person who died authorities say he was in his trailer at the time the tornado struck. his wife is in critical condition. diane alvear, abc2 news, woodward, oklahoma. >> i think we're the only t vsm station -- tv station in this market to show this. they are racing to get as close as they can to some of the most violent storms. go to abc2news.com and click on weather and tornado alley link. the officer was making a routine traffic stop but there was nothing routine about it when a crash sent another vehicle striking him near annapolis. jeff hager has the details. >> you can call it the gauntlet, that stretch that feeds into

route 50 just before cars have to move right. you have a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: every time an officer pulls over they're risk their life. that was the case when the officer attempted to stop a car and it braked to a stop. the officer instructed the driver to move to the shoulder. the toyota celica came around that curve and slowed down when it saw the flashing lights but the car behind it did not. >> at that point the celica was struck from the rear. that vehicle struck the celica, that hit the officer who was attempting to avoid that collision. >> the ac cow a still struck another car and ended up in the guardrail. the officer later identified as

corporal cameron mont suffered injuries to his lower extreme ties and were taken to the shock trauma center. this underscores the heightened danger of some of their most routine duties -- policing our roads. >> many officers are killed on roadways. this is indicative of how dangerous it is and then sustained serious injuries from a vehicle. >> reporter: officers tracked down two of the suspect as short distance away. they have a person of interest in custody who may prove to be the driver. that case is still under investigation. skeletal remains are found here in north baltimore police say the bones, including a skull were discovered in the 1600 block of 41st street. they're being taken to the

medical examiner's office for investigation. the first man arrested in that st. patrick's day beating got a bail today. as brian kuebler explains to us. parsons' attorney believes the bail is over the top. >> reporter: the video went viral. it is disturbing and degraigd and happened in the heart of downtown baltimore. but defense attorney warren brown said it fueled the million dollar bail for his client. parsons is shown punchings and knocking ot the victim but said his role stopped there. it was the other people in the video who robbed and strengthed the victim. he said the bail for his client is set too high.

>> a million dollar bear, come on. it's salacious. it's ridiculous. this is a 20-year-old with no record, never had handcuffs on himself, who surrendered himself the very same day it was told there was a warrant. >> reporter: bail is still at a half a million dollars. parsons will stay in jail until his next hearing in may. coming up we'll get a look at the suspects of the others. the police are looking for. two boys face arson charges for a fire that damaged a dundalk church last week. police say the 12 and 13-year-olds got into an unlocked shed at pleasant zion baptist church, found gasoline and a lighter. according to the investigation one you ever the boys poured gasoline and the other set it on fire with the lighter. police don't think the fire was racially motivated. a fire in philadelphia

leaves four people dead. when fire crews arrived, the flames were too intense. the father was coming in from work when he realized his family was inside the burning home. the wife, two children and grandfather all died in the fiermt none of the home ames smoke detectors were working. five years ago today we didn't know what to think. we had never seen such a deadly day on the campus. it was the day more than 30 students were shot and killed at virginia tech. bells rang out at the school's capital square, one ring for each of the lives lost. dozens of the survivors, many of whom have since graduated, used the anniversary to push congress for stricter gun laws. >> so my question to speaker john boehner. my question to eric cantor, to

every single member who works up here, today, the fifth anniversary of our country's worst incident, if tomorrow when more americans will be killed from gunfire, is not time. which day is the time. >> this is the first year that students actually attended classes on president anniversary of the mass shooting. the man accused of killing cockeysville native yeardley love will be sentenced to 26 years in prison. george huguely was not present. his lawyers made motions for a retrial but the judge said that should be discussed later. next, a hearing will be held thursday. a young man starts walking home. 15 years later, he still hasn't arrived. now police in anne arundel are trying to heat up a case that

has gone completely cold. what they discovered when searching for the clues. and president obama is trying to figure out the fallout from the scandal of the secret service detail. and how brides are trying to stay trim enough to fit into their wedding gown.

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this was supposed to be a proud day for the president after a free trade agreement was reached between the u.s. and columbia -- colombia, but it's been overshadowed by a scandal involving the secret service detail. karen travers has more. >> reporter: president obama traveled to colombia to talk about free trade and boosting

jobs. but his trip was overshadowed by the scandal involving secret service personnel and prostitutes. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then, of course, i'll be angry. >> reporter: thosally gages include heavy drinking and soliciting prostitutes. >> security was compromised by the fact that these agents were in this compromised position where they could be blackmailed. >> reporter: the team arrived in colombia about a week before the president. the staff became aggravated with the agents' heavy drinking and partying. source say they were bringing local pros stiewts -- prostitutes. >> one of the women did not least room. police had to come to ask her to leave.

she wouldn't leave, so the secret service agents paid her money that she said was owed to her. >> reporter: the state department was call) all the agents were sent back to the u.s. and suspend pending an investigation. congressional hearings are inevitable. >> it will be about how did this happen and how often has this happened before. >> reporter: the secret service personnel are not the agents you see guarding the president every day. they were officers sent in advance of the trip. >> not much of a breeze earlier but the winds are picking up. it's kind of a relief. temperatures climbing to 90. winds south at 10 gusting higher and the humidity 32%, but the

dew point numbers up above 60 in spots that is humid. it feels muggy. take a look at baltimore, sunshine on tap all day long. that allowed temperatures to rocket back into the upper 80s as they were also there on sunday afternoon but the humidity is stronger today. blue skies over the state capital, blue skies over towson. nothing other than high thin clouds but not enough to block out that intense april sunshine. maryland's most powerful radar continued to scan all clear. that's good. temperatures running mid to upper 80s to near 90 to the west. again, the winds from the south steady 1 -- 5, 10, 15, bringing in warmer air. here's the dew point numbers. we're at 61 for a dew point in cambridge. as you go above 55 you begin to feel it. as you go to 60 it becomes more

oppressive, just enough to feel it. to the west we have showers flaring up or have been flaring. they've been skied out -- squeezed out. a big shift in the pattern could mean some real rain around here by the end of the weekend into early next week. in the meantime looks like most of us will stay bottled up. a high pressure cell offshore. cooler air trying to march in here. it will probably arrive by daybreak tomorrow. tomorrow you'll notice the temperatures cooling off some. we'll still be in the 70s. that chance for rain, which appeared to be there maybe a day or two ago is gone because you can see it diminish. we'll see some increased clouds and the different system over the carolinas will keep rain but

looks like to the south. this will keep us dry into the and of the week. 60, rather mild. your two-degree guarantee 74. that will be quite a cooldown but still talking about how it feels warmer than normal for ay. 50, partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow evening. and the seven-day forecast, as we look ahead we can she cooler day setting up for wednesday, warming up toward the end of the week. looks like we may get a disturbance by early next week. at this point even though it's a weekend, kind of hoping that rain shows up. >> it's going to be a drenching or what do you think? >> possibility we could get real good rain. >> you know the saying, a twig by itself can be easily broken, but a group of twigs together

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middle schools. >> over the course of 20 years, there's been fewer opportunities for students to stud dit arts, and this program has become more important over time to offer those opportunities. >> reporter: twigs is a program for baltimore school for the arts. it helped prepare students where celebrities like jada pinkett smith have studied. >> we want it to be open to anybody. we want it to be a program that gets the feel of what it is to do artistic work. tyrone page is a senior at baltimore school of the arts. he received full scholarship to the peabody institute in baltimore. he said it was a great preparation. >> i have matured in music and as a person as well, just the

environment, the people are welcoming. you learn a lot about yourself and how to work with others as well. >> reporter: students in the twigs program meets once or twice a week and once on saturday. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> auditions for the twigs program runs from now until the 21st. 30% of the incoming class comes from the twigs program. all right nose jobs, liposuction, they aren't just for ladies anymore. a new report showing a spike in the number of men going under the knife. running, jumping jacks and push just. how exercise can help breast cancer patients feel better while they're in treatment. ♪

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tornadoes ripped across the

midwest over the weekend. six people were killed and dozened wounded. despite the damage things could have been worse if early warning systems weren't put in place. and an office are-- and an officer had justed pull -- told a driver to move when a chain reaction sent a car crashing into him. >> bail for the man arrested because of this video was cut in half. aaron parsons' bails wall initially set at a million dollars, but his attorney argued there were other people who robbed the man and that the bail was way