>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:00. >> ♪ >> right now at 10:00, this man was due in court to be sentenced for a deadly drunk driving accident only he never showed up. how he managed to slip away. >> ready for more rain? what you need to know as we get ready for the weekend. >> and police say this is a sexual predator on the prowl. turned away

and then striking in another. what we have learned about the investigation. your news starts now. >> ♪ >> and we begin with the developing story out of prince george's county. tonight this man is a fugitive from justice after he was a no show in court today. i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. >> and i'm tony perkins. fox5's tisha lewis is live from upper marlboro. tisha the victim's families have been outraged that he didn't show up. >> reporter: well, tony to say the least. kenneth kelly can add failure to appear to his list of charges much he was come to here, walk right through the front doors at the courthouse. instead he skipped sentencing. he's now a wanted man. the family members who did come here today are angry and outraged and you might imagine

experiencing some heartache. >> i was just extremely shocked b by it really. something told me, though, that he wasn't going to show up for court. i don't understand why he was released after just admitting or taking a plea guilty of killing five people. >> reporter: on face time nina bell cried as she tried to grasp how kenneth kelly was able to not show up for court on his sentencing hearing. he was reportedly driving drunk when he crashed into a car stopped at a red light in oxon hill. inside that car was bell's younger and older sisters little cousin and another family member. they all died. >> now you feel like maybe the system has failed you because you depend on the system to right any wrong

now we're all left to do is wait. >> reporter: bell now lives in dallas. she says attending kelly's sentencing hearing would have been too painful but knowing he was a no show hurts more. >> obviously the family was very angry, very outraged. they expressed a lot of their anger and frustration in the courtroom and we completely understand why they feel that way. we sympathize with the family and our hearts break with them. they came here today expecting to see a person who took five of their loved ones from them sentenced to prison. >> reporter: kelly had a gps monitoring device that was removed this week another slap in the face says nina bell. >> 10 children, a host of family and friends get no justice. but we're supposed to put our trust in the justice system but we're really not getting any

>> reporter: now, we did go to this address in southeast listed for kenneth kelly. here's what happened and you're watching it right now. we knocked on the door a few times and then a woman answered the door and then closed the door immediately. we could hear a man saying inside the home really? really? so, we don't know if kelly was home but we do know that there was at least a man and a woman at this address in southeast listed for kenneth kelly. also just moments ago i did speak with someone from prince george's county, a woman who tells us that she is in touch with the shift commander to know and alert us if kelly is arrested in the coming hours and also coming days. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> well, our other big story tonight get ready for yet another soggy saturday. i think this is the third one in a row. the rain is already falling out there. the question is when will it stop, ho

gwen talbert has your time line. >> we've got a soaking rain tonight. while some of you not be seeing very much right now. let's take a look at radar we'll show you exactly what's happening and where. this wide swath of rain is moving up from the south it is quite a bit of rainfall across our area. let's zoom in a little bit closer there for you and you can see with the areas you're seeing where the bright yellows to the south, that's even heavier rainfall than what we have right now to the north of the d.c. area. but this is going to continue tonight and as well you're talking about saturday as tony mentioned. just be prepared and keep your umbrella handy. storm tracker radar showing you for outer loop neighborhoods up the 95 corridor. we haven't had very much warmth over the past few days as the rain continues to stay

cooling in the atmosphere. the winds will change a bit once we get into the next 48 hours or so. how much rain are we talking tonight into tomorrow? i-95 corridor north and south and to the west about three-quarters of an inch to an inch and a half but to the east different story, we're talking an inch and a half to up to two and a half inches:we've got a coastal low that's going to develop tomorrow and that is also going to bring in even more rainfall but looks like most of that will be to the east of us and we're still not in the clear. we have a i can't rememberup on the way. that's good news and trust me, the sun is definitely on the other side. more details a little bit later. back to you, sarah. >> arlington county police have released new video of a man wanted for sneaking into a condo building and sexually assaulting a woman around 9:45 sunday morning and we're learning he tried to get into at apartment building about an hour earlier but was stopped. fox5's lauren demarco is

lauren. >> reporter: sarah, we're right in downtown arlington and it's really frightening i should say the clarendon area of arlington but it's frightening how off of this played out. the suspect tried to get into this building 1919 clarendon boulevard when he was turned away he walked about 10 minutes down the road to key boulevard, a condo complex there. police say that he randomly targeted his victim pretending to be a maintenance worker. >> you don't think about those kind of things happening here on, you know, in the middle of clarendon. >> we've all been really shooken up about it. >> reporter: people who live at this luxury apartment complex received a message from management detailing what you see in this surveillance video a man gets into the entranceway, waits around for a minute or so and then follows a woman and her dog through the main door. once inside he passes the concierge but an observant employee behind the desk calls him back and eventually orders him to leave. >> they pretty

everyone who lives in the building so they're always super careful. they never let anyone in. >> we're super thankful. >> we really appreciate that hard work because that is ultimately what kept residents of that building safe. >> reporter: ashley savage with arlington county police say around 9:45 a.m. sunday morning the suspect was able to gain actress to the atrium complex along key boulevard. police say he knocked on doors claiming to be maintenance. most residents refused to let him in but when one woman opened the door he forced his way in. >> the attack was so loud we received numerous 911 calls. those calls allowed us to arrive as he was still on the scene. >> reporter: watch as he rides the elevator down. he appears agitator and then runs off. >> i hope they find him and i hope they throw the book at him 'cause that's unacceptable. >> reporter: police w

this surveillance video. >> he has that distinctive under armour backpack. >> it's a brazen attack. take a look at those photos we've released. our detectives are working hard to follow up on their leads but you play a pistol role if you can identify him or have any information we need that. he's a violent individual committed a violent attack against a woman in our community and we need the public's help. >> reporter: the suspect got into that second building by again piggybacking off of a resident walking through the door before they allowed it to close so police are asking you to be very aware of your surroundings, make sure you're not letting in a stranger behind you in your building wherever you live and if you recognize this suspect, arlington county police want to hear from you. live in arlington, lauren demarco fox5 local news. >> two men are in custody tonight charged with hanging a noose at crofton middle school k connor prout and john haver man turned hse

authorities. they are 19-year-old investigators say they were caught on surveillance cameras yesterday after they hung a noose from the roof of the school. both men are charged with trespassing disorderly conduct and disturbing school operation as. police plan to interview the men and find out why they allegedly did it. >> new at 10:00 the engineer involved in that deadly 2015 amtrak train derailment has been charged with causing the crash. brandon bostian faces involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment charges days after prosecutors cleared him of any criminal wrongdoing. bostian was the engineer on a train that derailed back in 2015 killing eight people and injuring about 200 others. officials say he accelerated the train to 106 miles per hour which is more than twice the speed limit. developing tonight we're in the midst of the largest cyber extortion attack ever. the global havoc created by hackers next. >> school board members in one county say they are fed up and

taking action following abuse and misconduct allegations involving hundreds of staff members. and coming up later. >> reporter:. >> the next time i'm flying and they ask if there's a doctor on board i can now confidently leap to my feet and scream i'm a doctor. what can i do? [laughter] >> actor will ferrell received an honorary college degree today. more from his funny commencement address. we'll be right back. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> security experts are calling it the biggest ransom wear outbreak in history. dozens of countries fell victim to a cyber attack today. the attack locked up computers until users could pay a fee or find a fix. russia appeared to be the hardest hit. the country's interior admits it was hit. pati

hospitals because the computer system was down. the united states was also hit but the ransom wear attack was not as widespread as other countries. >> ♪ >> in a fox5 exclusive, we have learned a d.c. firefighter is now on administrative leave after allegedly posting offensive comments about a fairfax county firefighter who committed suicide last year. these new comments were posted on a closed facebook page much they claim nicole mittendorf committed suicide because she was promiscuous not because she was bullied. it was written by chris sullivan on a page called hit it hard from the yard. it's a page that advertise itself as a firefighters who have been ostracized for tactics looking for a friendly soap outside the fire ground. however, sources who have access to the page say it is frequently used by firefighters who mock other firefighters and who refer to women in derogatory terms such as slam pigs. the faceok

over a year since mittendorf committed suicide after anonymous lewd and harassing comments were made about her. d.c. fire and ems released a statement that reads in part the remarks made pie this individual do not represent the views of the department. fox5 reached out to the firefighter who made the post but he declined to comment. >> fox5 is in prince george's county with a follow-up on what's being done to address the hundreds of school employees accused of misconduct and abuse. for the first time this school ceo answered our questions defending policies on how abuse allegations are handled despite criticism new rules go too far. now some school board members say something has to change before the next school year begins. fox5's lindsey watts was first to report this story. here's her update. >> but i do know that what we have had this year is not acceptable. >> there needs to be a plan. currently the superintendent does not have a plan f

to fix this next year. >> reporter: the numbers are staggering t our records request shows hundreds of prince george's county school employees accused of misconduct and abuse most of them put on leave. >> we begin with stunning allegation of sexual abuse of students. >> reporter: following major abuse cases new guidelines intended to protect students have meant more reporting and more suspicions. some feel it's reached a breaking point. >> it's definitely an overreaction and we have hundreds of innocent people that we placed out on administrative leave and i'm not confident they're all going to come back to prince george's county public schools. >> reporter: school board members ed burroughs and rahila ahmed met to talk about solutions. >> it was productive and i feel like those are the types of conversations and collaborations we need to have to address this massive issue because it is a massive issue. >> reporter: they're looking at ways to keep kids safe from abuse without unnecessarily pulling teachers from classrooms. >> i believe that principals

people from the central office should have the intellect and the ability to use common sense on judging these cases so that we don't have hundreds of employees out at one time. >> reporter: in his first interview on this issue. >> we want to keep our children safe. >> reporter: schools ceo dr. kevin maxwell says he's looking at adjustments to current practices but stood by overall standards. >> standard for how we conduct ourselves professionally will not change. >> reporter: he says he's heard plenty of praise despite his critics. >> i will tell you i get just as many or more people coming up and saying thanks for what you're doing, thanks for keeping our children say. lindsey watts fox5 local news. >> the board members we talked to say they're going to work on their own plan to address this and then present that to to dr. maxwell. >> prince george's county council member mel franklin is apologizing for a dui crash he was involved in last year. franklin

driving under the influence when he rear-ended a car stopped at a traffic light in upper marlboro last november. franklin was driving a government vehicle at the time of that crash. a judge sentenced him to probation and gave him a fine of $645. franklin released a statement that says in part i am deeply sorry to mr. and mrs. collins& and take full responsibility for the november 2016 car accident. that evening i letdown both mr. and mrs. collins and all of the residents who look to me for leadership and responsibility. i must now begin the hard and necessary work of earning back their trust and forgiveness. police have made an arrest in a string of food delivery robberies in montgomery cou county. police say he robbed five delivery drivers between may fifth and may 9th. investigators say fatty requested deliveries from pizza and chinese restaurants in the montgomery village and gaithersburg areas. in four out of the five robberies the suspect got away with food and some cash. >> coming up, hundreds of po

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>> people from across the country rode to d.c. on bikes to honor police officers who have fallen. as police week gets under way fox5s are alexandria limon spoke to the mother and aunt of a prince william county officer killed last year just as her career was beginning. >> reporter: hundreds of people took part in the law enforcement united road to hope bike ride. many of them have lost loved ones in the line of duty like the family of prince william county police officer ashley

guindon. >> attention. >> whew! >> reporter: grouping their handlebars and riding across the arlington memorial bridge, cyclists pedaled for the last few miles of a very patriotic ride. >> keeping ashley's story alive. there isn't a day that goes by that many people think of her so thank you for honoring her. they continue to honor her every day which is awesome, so i thank everybody. >> reporter: for people like sharon and stephanie guindon, the mother and aunt of officer ashley guindon who was killed on her first day on the job for the prince william county police department, the more than 200-mile ride was a personal one. >> and i think the training has been incredibly therapeutic and for -- for her mom, for sharon -- >> yeah,

>> and it helped her develop strength and really move out of our comfort zone. >> reporter: sharon guindon has remained mostly out of the public eye since losing her daughter but on this occasion nearly 15 months after her daughter's life was taken sharon guindon came back to virginia and pedaled her way to d.c. for this reason. >> family, i mean, we have -- sharon has an extended family that goes beyond just us, me and her immediate family. she has a huge family behind her that has had her back literally so that's what it means. it's love and family. >> reporter: and they say the thing that's helped them through these tough times is all of the support they've gotten from the law enforcement and virginia area community. reporeporting in

alexandria limon. >> get ready for big changes if you take metro. the agency announced fare hikes new hours on schedule changes that will take effect next month. starting june 25th most bus and rail fares will go up by 10 to 25 cents. some bus routes with low ridership will be eliminated. trains will run less frequently during rush hour. and metro hours will be adjusted so crews have more time for track work. metro's new hours will be might need to write this down 'cause it's a little confusing except for four days of the week it's different every day. 5:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. monday through thursday. 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. on fridays. 7:00 a.m. tom 1:00 a.m. on saturdays. 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on sundays. >> just when we kind of get used to what the hours and fees are, then they change again it seems like. >> yeah. >> good luck. >> that's tough. coming up next, preventing preferential treatment. what a new policy will

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>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. >> ♪ >> right now at 10:30, this man pled guilty to a deadly drunk driving accident. today was his sentencing but he never showed up. >> another twist in the firing of fbi director james comey. s president trump recording conversations at the white house? >> and will ferrell gives a commencement address. >> i'd also like to apologize to all the parents who are sitting there saying, will ferrell, why will ferrell? >> the 10:30 starts now. >> we start with the district man who did not show up for sentencing today. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm sarah simmons. the man has pleaded guilty to a drunk driving accident that killed five people. fox5's tisha lewis

following this one. tisha. >> reporter: that's right. he skipped out on sentencing. we're talking about kenneth kellkelly, an accident that kild five people, including two inclo it happened october 10, 2014. families came here hoping to get some closure. instead, kelly was a no show. they are angry hurt and feel like they are reliving the pain plus adding insult to injury we're told kelly removed his gps ankle monitor earlier this week, the search is on. >> and fox5's lauren demarco is in clarendon tonight. >> police released more video of a sexual predator who is on the run. lauren. >> reporter: well, tony and sarah, police say that just about an hour before an attack on key boulevard sunday morning the suspect tried to get into this building, 1919 clarendon boulevard. he was turned away by the concierge but the surveillance vi

image of him for us. police want to find this guy. they say at key boulevard at the atrium condominium complex he attacked a woman who lived there, sexually assaulted her when she answered her door. he was pretending to be a maintenance worker. if you recognize him they want to hear from you. >> about 60 countries around the world are dealing with a massive cyber attack. experts say it was the biggest ransom wear outbreak in history. britain's hospital system was affected. it was forced to close emergency rooms and turn away patients at hospitals because its computer system was down. >> ♪ >> well, plenty of rainfall and it continues to come down. widespread heavy rain in the overnight hours are what we're talking about right into your saturday. so, definitely you'll have to keep the umbrella handy. here's a look at were we're experiencing right now. this rain continues to fill in. it's coming in from the south and so it is gng

continue, plus we have a coastal low tomorrow to deal with so heavier rainfall as well especially to areas to the east. we still have flood watches, warnings and advisories in effect these right through until the early part of your saturday. it's pretty cool out there as well temperature-wise and as we get into tomorrow, not much of a warmup from today to tomorrow. we're expecting 53 degrees by the 11 o'clock hour for your planner. 2 o'clock, 56 degrees. better weather ahead, though. i'll have those details later. sarah. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser is putting some new rules in place following an inspector general's report that shows some government officials may have received special treatment from former chancellor kaya henderson. henderson claimed she did nothing wrong. the new policy will force all public officials appointed by the mayor to consult with the board of ethics and accountability before making a request to the chancellor. if the chancellor gets a request from a public official he or

the same review bottom of the beltway chancellor antoine wilson has 30 days to finalize this new policy. until then no new placements will be allowed. yesterday the mayor spoke about why the guidelines are so important. >> i think there's -- there's some -- some fault in the process and this is what we're very focused on and to -- to be more clear about my response to matt is we want the chancellor to be in the best position to have parameters to make those decisions because any time there's a discretionary decision there will be questions about it so we think it's important to have some parameters there so that it's very clear how the chancellor makes decisions. >> again, this all still needs to be finalized. mayor bowser says no new placement will be permitted for 30 days until the plan is done. >> president trump today floated the idea of canceling white house press briefings. this after a slew of contradictions were made in

exactly how and when he decided to fire fbi director james comey. tonight in an exclusive interview, the president tells fox's judge jeanine pirro it's moving so quickly.ecause he's- >> reporter: former fbi director james comey has declined an invitation from the senate intel committee to testify before a panel next week. leading many to wonder when or if comey will ever share his side of the story. president trump setting off a firestorm this morning in a series of tweets. not only threatening the former fbi agent not to leak to the president but also suggesting he may end all daily briefings to the white house press core saying maybe the best thing to do would be to cancel all future press briefings and hand out written responses for the sake of accuracy. the president then doubled down on his idea in an interview with fox. >> we don't have press conferences and we do -- >> you don't

>> just don't have them unless i have them every two weeks and i do it myself we don't have them. i think it's a good idea. first of all, you have a level of hostility that's incredible and it's very unfair. >> reporter: president trump angry over press coverage of his surprise firing of comey. since then reports have emerged that the president demanded his now former fbi director pledge loyalty to him in a private conversation. something he denies happening. >> did you ask that question. >> no, no i didn't but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. i think loyalty to the country, loyalty to the united states is important. you know, i mean, it depends on how you define loyaltyism while comey turned down the chance to speak with congressional members behind closed doors, the deputy attorney general who'll recommended comey's firing will brief all senators on the situation next week. in washington, lauren blanchard fox news. >> all right, let's talk about the white house press secretary now. spotted in new york city today. melissa

role as white house press secretary sean spicer. that's next. >> also tonight are you doing serious damage to your back? a few tips to ease your pain& when you're at an outdoor event. >> ♪

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mccarthy takes her impression to the streets. she was spotted in full sean spicer gear riding through new york city traffic on a mock white house press room podium. [laughter] >> she yelled at cars to get out of her way as she sped along. this will be her fifth time hosting snl. >> it should be funny. she's very funny in that role. >> love it. it's graduation season and sometimes those commencement speakers they can be really boring. >> well, that was not the case for students receiving their diplomas from the university of southern california. their commencement speaker was none other than will ferrell. the actor and comedian did not disappointment he received an honorary doctorate for his contributions to the arts. >> the next time i'm flying and they ask if there's a doctor on board i can now confidently leap to my feet and scream, i'm a doctor. what can i do? yes, no problem. i can absolutely deliver that baby. hopefully it will be on united

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>> even with this rainy weather many of you are preparing for weekend outdoor sporting events. >> watching that game from the bleachers and sidelines can do serious damage to your back. earlier today dr. felix yeskin from the v

joint institute shared the ways to watch without the pa pain. r. felix it's that time of year a lot of people going to be outside enjoying sporting events their kids playing sports but a lot of times we choose the wrong seats to sit in. what does choosing the wrong seat mean for our bodies. >> my gosh, well, let's start off with first people tend to get lower back pain from it especially if you're at a two hour lacrosse tournament or a football game or a soccer game right depending on the bleachers. the preachers are the worst so we'll have a lower back pain, we'll have a a lot of neck stiffness, people get headaches and migraines because there's no support to them so your back just tends to sag underneath you so we tend to get up and we can't get up in the first five& seconds, 10 seconds of walking it's usually when the joints start working again and the pain starts to go away. >> you talk about bleachers. most bleachers are metal seats no bk

some seats you can purchase to make that a little bit better. >> absolutely, absolutely. so, the preachers like you said it's really bad. but there are some products out there on the market that will help you at least take some of the stress off. that's the most important thing. so, this device here that we have is exactly for that okay because this has a strap here a-strap mechanism that will keep the back up there and give you support keep you upright keep you at about a 90-degree angle. >> all right. >> so, this really good for the bleachers. now, there's all sorts of different types of products out there on the market but for the most part you want something with some padding down here and padding up here to give you upper back support. >> let's talk about some of the seats that fold up. every parent has got these kinds of seats. i will tell you i have this one. >> that one. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's a good seat. that's a great seat as well. but let me show you what happens. i'm going to bring my lovely assistant kristen over here and she's going to sit in the seat and you

what happens. do you see how her knees are higher than her hips. >> yeah. it sinks down. >> sinks right down. that's going to put a lot of pleasure on her lower back. that's going to put a lot of pressure but look at how her neck goes forward and shoulders get rounded. she has no support there. so, over a long period of time let's say -- let's say her son was five years old and they're just starting soccer. by the time he's 10 she's going to start -- she won't be able to go in one of these seats any more. >> i will say this. for me it's hard to get out of. >> right, exactly. it's really hard because initially and i'll show you when we get to this seat, this seat right here is better. kristen if you would sit right here for me. so, this seat, you see hoarier knees are parallel to the floor and even if we have a little bit more of a 10-degree angle there would be great. the other thing that we see here is her shoulders are coming back. her neck is being more relaxed but the most important thing here it would be to have a

okay. her back has a little bit more of a support which means that her neck and shoulders are going to go backwards so if you don't have any of that, what you can do is you can roll up a pillow, you can get a coat from your car, you're going to roll a paper towel to give you some support. >> the key is support. >> the key is support and if you tone want to spend the money on the chair, the key would be just to put some type of support back there. >> got you. kristen thank you very much. dr. felix thank you very much. do you mind helping me out of this chair. >> here we go. >> thank you very much. >> oh. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. you're welcome. [laughter] >> feeling better now thank goodness. >> you're right though, it's like -- >> they do sync down. >> yeah. no wonder those were never very comfortable. now we know. >> a-g-e. >> no, no, no. it's the chair. >> i'm just joking. >> it's raining out. >> are you feeling that in your bones, the rain?

>> you don't get that. >> some people do, you know. >> their trick knee like oh it's going to rain. >> trick knee. >> if they're feeling that they've been feeling it for quite a few days now that's for sure. we feel sorry for them. we definitely are getting some soggy weather out there. the rain is coming down and it is not going to let up tonight. so, if you have any plans of maybe going out late tonight to hang out, well, make sure you take your umbrella because you're definitely going to need. >> reporter: also i want to mention into tomorrow same story so we've got some road conditions to advise you about. slow down a little bit. it's not worth it with the rain coming down as it is. take a look at the path of the rainfall coming from the south and moving straight up the midatlantic and as we zoom in just a little bit more you can see to the south where we have the yellow, those are some heavier pockets of rainfall here so, you know, just be aware. but what we're dealing with is tomorrow we've got a coastal low that's going to develop and what that means is more rainfall. so, not going to get too much of a break

we might have a few dry areas as we move into the afternoon hours of tomorrow but overall still just be aware of that -- be aware that you will see a fair amount of rainfall as it continues to move through. here's a closer look at some of our neighborhoods up and down the i-95 corridor. with this we have some coastal flood advisories and watches and warnings into your saturday. tied levels in many many areas are a foot even a foot and a half above normal levels so we say turn around don't drown we really mean that. just be very cautious if you're driving into any streets and you really can't quite judge just how deep the what the is you don't want to take any chancesly we don't and you to get in any dangers. temperatures another story. would you believe we're supposed to be into the 70's, low 70's at least but we've only been in the 50's. 51 degrees right now in d.c., the same at quantico, 50 at fredericksburg. 48 gaithersburg, 52 in annapolis and 49 degrees at

so, your afternoon planner for tomorrow it's going to be a chilly one. once again highs only in the 50. 53 by the 11 o'clock hour and by the 2 o'clock hour only 56. by 5 o'clock, 58 degrees. we do have some relief in sight, however. there is some sunshine on the other side. but we still have to get through tomorrow first. so, that coastal low will develop and move its way up the seaboard. heaviest rainfall will be to the east of us but it's still going to stay cool. behind all this though a ridge of high pressure builds in. that's going to hold under the circumstances for sunshine on sunday perfect for mother's day, temperatures rise into the 70's as well. we'll city a few clouds but the other story for sunday is going to be the wind. it's going to be a little bit on the windy side. as a ridge of high pressure builds in low pressure system moves out. we get a pretty tight pressure gradient and all that translates into is some gusty winds so be aware of that for any plans you might have on sunday but otherwise not too

bad for mother's day at all and here's a look as we wrap up the weekend forecast for you. saturday 58 degrees chilly with rainfall but sunday some sunshine a few clouds and we're heading up to 75 degrees. we've got some improvement on that temperature once we get to the seven-day forecast and i'll show you that in just a second but in the meantime 52 degrees for tonight with the steady rain fall into your saturday with rainfall again at only 58 degrees. but take a look at the seven-day forecast. we are heating it up and not only that we're giving you some dry days. once we get into monday, right through to the end of the week, we are flirting, take a look at this, with the 80's, the 90's heading right into the low 90's for daytime highs not bad at all and plenty of dry condition as i mentioned. hopefully you'll get out and enjoy are mother's day. it will be a dry day for that but then get ready for the warmup. back to you. >> attending we haddings got a little bit tougher for some. >> a trend inspired by pip ma middleton has some brides enforcing new rules for their big

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11:00. >> ♪ >> right now at 11:00. >> heavy steady rainfall continues to move in across our area. the good news the weekend is not a washout. >> and, the search is on for a man who killed five people in a drunk driving crash. how police say he slipped away before sentencing. >> and attacker on the run. a sexual assault suspect stalking apartment buildings for victims. the shocking new video of the man just hours before the attack. >> ♪ >> but first another day of rain. it was a gray and gloomy day and well, the rain moved in this evening. >> yeah, it's been a dreary few days but some sunnier skies they are on the way. >> eventually. >> eventually. thank you for joining us i'm sarah simmons. >> and i'm tony perkins. let's get over to gwen with when we can finally expect better weather. >> hi there. we'll have it before this weekend is over but we've got to get through tonight and we've got to get through tomo