bowies, less information, less ability to make good decisions. >> some positive steps have been taken. a new mapping system is in place. identifying the worst tsunami hazard zones on the coast and marking them with warning signs. >> only 40% of californians are ready for disasters generally. the ability to target messages, do you feel an earthquake? go up hill. that's a real public education challenge. >> officials here say the greatest tsunami threat would be if there was a major earthquake in the pacific northwest. that's because it would be a sub duction type of earthquake. much the same time of quake that happened in japan. in santa cruz, cbs 5. >>> the whales migration is proving to be quite entertaining for us here in the bay area. chopper 5 caught another sighting of a gray whale near the southeast corner of angel island this afternoon. as of last check, it was headed to the pacific ocean. this was the third straight day one whale was spotted in the bay. >> and still to come, we're going to show you a cat that can do sign language. we aren't kidding. >> and a new kind of workou

around low 60s in downtown. 62 in bowie.

baltimore, annapolis, bowie.ght rain in parts of the area, maybe moderate along route 50 and down along 301 down through prince george's county around waldorf and la plata. then you get down to alan's fresh and this is the area seeing the heaviest rain. you can see some of the areas being hit hardest as the rain makes its way through. talking about dahlgren and right along 232 and 301. heads up in that area. as we widen out we're watching for areas of storms back to the west, severe storms and numerous tornadoes still reported in toward parts of kentucky and down through tennessee and now in through mississippi, alabama, and even georgia, too. we're not done with severe weather just yet. for us you notice the break in the weather right in here. this is some very good news for us. we are seeing a nice little break here over the last couple hours and as we see that, i think we'll see that break in here for about i would say probably six to maybe ten hours. we are expected to see this line make its way through again

from iconic images of queen, ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: and david bowie ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: tomadonna. >> reporter: and ozzie osborne ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: they all trusted him and he got the shot. >> i saw them in a way as being mythological they were more like creatures almost, than people, i saw the magic. >> reporter: rock's 40 year career began when he was 19 it started with a few pictures of pink floydest sid baron ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: but that led to a meeting with david bowie in 1972 ♪ [ music ] >> magical i think david was, well, he was and is a master of his craft and i learned through photographs of him. >> reporter: he would become bowies private photographer and that would lead him to other up and coming rock stars. >> i was one, lucky and two i had good instincts. >> reporter: a little divine intervention never hurts either. >> and then my name of course, you know, it is michael david rock what can i tell you. >> reporter: is that really your name? >> yeah, i didn't invent it it sounds like i did but i didn't. >> reporter: rock's photographs are on displa

from iconic images of queen, ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: and david bowie ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: toung madonna. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: and ozzie osborne ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: they all trusted him and he got the shot. >> in a way, being mythological to me they were more like they were more like creatures almost, than people. i saw the magic. >> reporter: rock's 40 year career began when he was just 19 it started with a few pictures of pink floyd's sid bare on ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: but that led to a meeting with david bowie in 1972. ♪ [ music ] >> magical i think david was -- well, he was and is a master of his craft and i learned through photographing him. >> reporter: he would become bowies private photographer and that would lead him to other up and coming rock stars. >> i was lucky and had good instincts. >> reporter: a little divine intervention never hurts. >> my name, it is michael david rock. >> is that really your name? >> yes, i didn't need a name change sounds like invented it but didn't. >> reporter: his photographs are on display at the w hotel in dc he dished a l

from iconic images of queen. [ singing ] mama life has just begun -- >> reporter: and david bowie. ♪[n your red shoes and dance. >> reporter: to a very young madonna. [ singing ] >> reporter: and ozzie osbourne. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they all trusted him and he got the shots. >> as being mr. logical. to me, they were more like -- they were more like creatures almost than people. i saw the magic. >> reporter: rock's 40-year career began when he was 19. and it started with a few pictures of pink floyd's sid baron. ♪[ music ] that led to a meeting with david bowy in 1972. ♪[ music ] changes, turn and face the train. changes. >> magical. i think david was -- he was a master of his craft, and i learned through protocol. >> he would become bowie's private photographer and that would lead him to other up and coming rock stars. >> i was one, lucky, and, two, i had good instincts. >> reporter: divine intervention never hurts either. >> and my name, of course. you know, you know, the truth, what can i tell you? >> that really your name? >> yes. >> and that sounds like i invented it but i didn

down at the other end of the woods here in bowie. and for the mother of the victim the wheels of justice turned slowly. sometimes they even seem to veer off the road all together. but such is the way of that winding course we know as the rule of law. >> i knew when they walked in the door and the first female juror looked over and smiled at the defendant. i knew that was over. >> reporter: gayle seaton held out hope the man accused of murdering her daughter stacey in 2005 would be in prison by now but as of last night jarvis tyler was a free man, seen in the center here, coat over his head. the state's attorney's office offered a plea deal. 40 years. the defense balked offering 30 effectively a 15-year sentence. prosecutors couldn't live with that deal. >> there was no plea deal in this case that would have for us served justice. >> reporter: now an acquittal, a not guilty verdict for tyler despite dna evidence at the crime scene and implication in the crime by the man who already pled guilty. abraham mcdonald paid tyler $400 cash an

. >>> the caa quarterfinal, 2nd half bowie state byron westmoreland with a miss but gets his own rebound and the putback, 20-10 for westmoreland and bowie state wins 72-68. >>> if you just tuned into the caps season, you would think al ovechkin is having another great year, but if you've been following them all season, you would know that that isn't the case. he's been called out for acting too much like a rock star and is on the lowest goal total of his career, but gm george mcfear earlier this -- mcfee said earlier this week ovie is close to being a big time goal scorer once again. >> he's this far off from being a 50 goal guy again. every athlete has a stretch in their career where the year isn't as good as their other years. you can't have a great year every year. i like the way he's going now. >> adam laroche says he expects to play in sunday's spring training game. the first baseman has a sprained ankle which he injured tuesday and an offseason shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum that severely limited his production last season. >>> one for the record books, former cal bears q

and damascus, getting a lot of lightning, headed toward ashton and showers around bowie, passing over the next couple of minutes. showers and thundershowers until 9:00 a.m. this morning. 63 your temperature, like yesterday, you will see the sunshine. get up to 68 degrees by noontime. 5:00, 73 degrees. back up to the low 70s, just like yesterday. sunshine around noon time. and it will hang on to evening. by 9:00, isolated showers back in the forecast. coming up, seven-day forecast. let's head over to danella with traffic. >>> i-270 northbound at route 80. construction blocking the left lane, just a bit of a delay as you make your way to construction. stick to the right to get by it. and no real issues. 57 miles per hour out of frederick, maryland. clear as you make your way southbound. 56 miles per hour, and continuing southbound, nice speeds in rockville. no issues connecting to the spur. interloop speeds, 57 miles per hour. back to you both. >> thank you very much. >>> time is 4:43. still co-to-come, trying to get things back to normal. when you will be able to top to of the national

bowies, less information, less ability to make good decisions. >> some positive steps have been taken. a new mapping system is in place identifying the worse tsunami hazard zones on the coast and marking them with warning signs for the public. >> only 40% of californians are ready for disasters. the ability to target messages for tsunamis, that's a real public education challenge. >> officials here say the greatest tsunami threat would be if there's a major earthquake in the pacific northwest. that's because it would be a sub duction type of earthquake. much the same type of quake that happened in japan that triggered the tsunami last year. in santa cruz, cbs 5. >> across the pacific, japan is still coping with the aftermath of that deadly quake and tsunami. more than 16,000 people were killed. more than 3,000 others were never found. the country has spent the last year clearing 22 million-tons of debris. about 100,000 people are still living in temporary housing. >>> when a flight attendant ranted about that caused so much fear before the flight. >> opening day for the bay area's new

we're just getting reports that fog which was not in bowie half an hour ago is in bowie now marching toward the district. it's marching toward the north. that's where we begin this morning. a dense fog advisory in effect for just about everybody till 10:00 a.m. out toward winchester and hagerstown, martinburg, you're not in it and points west but everybody else, southern maryland, the eastern shore, most of new jersey, the state of delaware are under a dense fog advisory till 10:00. locally here's a look at visibilities. half mile in baltimore. a half mile being reported at dulles at this hour. so it's creeping off toward the north. still three miles at national. but i expect this number to be dropping. even up in frederick, you guys are down to one half mile visibility. fredricksburg zero. a lot of dense fog. southern maryland down to the south. take it easy. it's going to slow you down. remember low beams. the bus stop forecast, we've got the fog, the low clouds. it could be some drizzle developing as well. but right now not hearing about any. 52 to 62. sunrise at 8 after 7:00 this

wet in savage and bowie.ou folks probably seeing some of that in the distance if you are in d.c. right now. just passing to the north of d.c. really the only little area out there. look at d.c. right now. clear in pittsburgh. clear down toward eastern west virginia and all the way into areas of western virginia. temperatures here this morning, 63, 56 in roanoke, 66 in kentucky. high today, 7, and a partly sunny sky, and late afternoon. a few showers and thunderstorms popping up. let's see what's going on with the wet roads. >>> let's start with the rails. the red line, expect delays. signal problem outside the silver spring metro station slowing you down. good news on the mark and the vre. not reporting delays. i- 66, a little bit of volume. increasing just a bit. eastbound past sully road. no major delays just yet. got to make you aware of the volume increasing near nutley. traffic times still good. 62 miles an hour from fairfax county parkway to i-495. >>> iraqi officials say 39 killed and 200 injured in a

a grand jury indicted 16-year- old garrett bailey of bowie today. investigators say bailey issued his threats on twitter and facebook last month. he's being charged as an adult currently held at a youth detention center. [ gunshots ] >>> that's not the crack of a baseball bat at game in mexico. a shootout sent players and fans running for cover. people first heard a popping noise, then the sound of more shots and sirens. the men shot at police. officers returned fire killing three gunmen. >>> here at home major delays on the rails during a busy weekend. >> plus google making a change. shawn yancy is back with your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, brian, if you ask, google will now answer you more specifically. no. 5, forget hundreds of links to information from third party websites. google will start providing direct answers to search questions. if you search empire state building, facts like height and location might be given at the top of the page with web links below. no. 4, paypal is making it easier for small businesses and their customers

she was found in a park near her bowie home in 2005. police worked the case for years and finally arrested mcdonald abraham in 2009. he was about to go on trial when he agreed to cooperate with prosecutors and testified last week that he paid jar sis tyler $600 in cash and marijuana -- jarvis tyler $600 in cash and marijuana to do the job. now tyler is off the hook and abraham is headed for prison. >> he is a coward. this whole thing has been nothing but the act of a coward. >> reporter: abraham declined to apologize or address the family in court today prompting the judge to also call him a coward. stacey seaton's mother has gotten no satisfaction out of this sentence or the not guilty verdict for the accomplice accused of firing the gun. >> i don't think there was much choice in getting that sentence, but at least he's behind bars. >> reporter: prosecutors offered the seaton family their sympathy and acknowledged it was not an easy case. >> what we had in this case was a very difficult set of circumstances. it was a cold case that res

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will adapt their creative they'll always make money you guys the labels are in trouble and so david bowie it is see this you get the proper recognition is having really seen this whole thing coming and actually cashed out of the last possible moment this is maybe ten or twelve years ago your thoughts yeah i think he's definitely he's in the right mindset and you know i can't stress enough how in my opinion you know things it's a cataclysmic change right now you know everything's falling apart but for the musicians and for the fans it's a good thing you know it's kind of a year zero situation where everything is going away and we're going to start from scratch and you know the important thing is that is that it's a it's a changing situation and it changes all the time obviously social media has a has a huge part of it you know anything that pretty much connects you know the musicians and their fan base is you know is the is the future let's talk about copyright for a second because the heart of this debate of course is the copyright debate now to frame this debate let me give some put all

be settled and we can get on with our lives making music it's interesting that ten years ago david bowie saw the writing on the wall and he sold forward all of his catalog for cash up front fifty million dollars or so i think it's dissipated that the catalog value would be shrinking as you know the internet became huge and he also told the industry that look the musicians will adapt their creative they'll always make money you guys the labels are in trouble and so david bowie see this you get the proper recognition is having really seen this whole thing coming and actually cashed out of the last possible moment this is maybe ten or twelve years ago your thoughts yeah i think he's definitely he's in the right mindset and you know i can't stress enough how in my opinion you know things that it's a cataclysmic change right now you know everything's falling apart but for the musicians and for the fans it's a good thing you know it's kind of a year zero situation where everything is going away and we're going to start from scratch and you know the important thing is it is that it's a it's a c

a battle with bowie state university. her accused killer is awaiting trial. the mother of one of the other roommates says that her daughter is getting a bad deal from the university. brad bell is live with details on the story. >> this is a story about the hidden and high cost of crime and violence. the young lady lost her good friends. she saw it all happen. she was somebody who lived in the door. her mom says the has added insult to injury. >> last september as a fight among bowie roommates escalated to death, she was on the phone with her daughter. >> i panicked. i did not know what happened. i just heard a bunch of noise. >> she rushed to the school even as paramedics struggle to save a dying dominique frazier. she says her own daughter has never been the same. >> it was her best friend. she saw everything from the initial fighting to when it actually happened. after they calm her down and we gave our reports, she never went back. >> her frustration started not long after. her daughter wants to remain anonymous, she says there is no way she can go back to

.//// 15 years...is how long a bowie man will spend in prison...for hiring a hit man to kill pregnant abrahaa declined to apologize or address the family...and the judge called him a cowaad. this had been a cold case for years. back in 005, a pregnant stacey seaton waa shot execution style near her bowie home.abraham was about to go on trial when he testified earlier this month that e paid jarvis tyler 660 dollars in cash anddmariquana to do the job.abraham says he had seaton killed because he thought she stole drugs and money from his apartment. despite abraham's testimony...the accused triggerman was found not guilty.the victim's family also callld abraham a coward: "i donnt think there wws much choice in that sentence but at peast he's behind bars" because abrahhm cut a deal aad cooperated with sentenced 15 years. it was the most the judge couud give him. janice park, fox45 news at ten. the remains of a baby... are found inside the trunk of a &pcar in calvert county. county.investigators says the parents of a 32--ear-old woman were cleaning out her car in prince frederick... when t

.- a bowie family is outraaed... with the sentence theirr daughter's kkller received. years in prisonnfor the 2005 murder of staaey seaton.seaton time, when abraham says he hired a hit man to shoot her in the head.abbaham cut a deal with prosecutors to testify against jarvis taylor, who he says pulledd he trigger. despite abraham's testimony... taylor was found ot guilty. but because of the deal.. 15 years as the maximum sentence abraham could get. "i don'' think there was much choice in that ssntence but at bars" abraham refused o address or apologize to the family, prompting the judge to call him a coward. we now know more about the suspect arrested... after a deadly stabbing in randallsto. pandallltown. it happened around 10 o''lock sunday night.a 28-year-old man was stabbed several times nearr the intersection of pikeswood and janbrook roads.the victii took a cab to the hoopital... phere he later died.a 54-year-ood man was taken into is the son of the suspect's girlfriend. the pressure on anne arundel county eecutive john leopood to resign continues to mounn. &psev

the only area we're looking at with showers around bowie. lightning slowly advancing to the northeast pocket there of d.c. within the next couple of minutes. 63 degrees right now. temperatures today into the upper 60s by noontime, partly sunny sky like yesterday. starting about noon time. and then we'll introduce showers and even some thunderstorms back around 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. as far as today there, it is. areas down south and west, charlottesville and around culpepper, max out at 77 to 78 degrees. way warm today. wild warmth. danella. >>> delays on i-95 southbound. from the baltimore beltway. making your way past 100. the funeral procession of the fallen soldier, slowing down the left lane. be aware of that. bw parkway, an incident at 100. and delays from i-195 southbound as you make your way to 100. i'm making calls to see what's going on. live look at the beltway. pigging up volume. outer loop. no accidents. over to you. >>> breaking news overnight. 43 people dead now. 200 more injured, a series of explosions across iraq. two ca

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mint 30's in bowie. temperatures off to the west of around the freezing mark.redericksburg at 38 degrees. 43 in quantico. to the west of us. 24-hour temperature change shows temperatures about 15-20 warmer than yesterday at this time. last verying to long. the change in wind direction allow for the change. will slowly move off towards the east. small disturbance on monday give us a 40% chance for showers on monday. once the showers and the clouds here, this will begin to clear. high pressure will settle across the mid-atlantic. highs well into the 70's. mainly clear and cool for tonight. 28-38 degrees for an low.ight highs will approach 60- 65 degrees. the south at 5-10. the clouds will roll in on monday. we will see middle 70's on wednesday. 80 degrees is not part of the question. stands at 83. that was set back in 1990. we have a good chance that we may see this. for.com is your online home abc 7 weather. i have another one posted for you. super cute beluga spitting water. >> the wizards coming off of huge win against the lakers. >> interesting transition. >>

headed for the capital beltway -- through bowie and annapolis.e, easy ride on the beltway traveling between landover and college park. no problems to report at this time. outer loop of the beltway looks good leaving university boulevard headed over towards 2707. southbound 270 quiet out of germantown headed for the lane divide. northbound i-59 still good for go in both the express lanes and main line headed for the occoquan. occoquan. >> thank you. >>> a commuter alert for metro riders this morning. two popular red line metro station will be closed this weekend for track work. the woodley park and cleveland park stations will be closed from 10:00 until closing on sunday. free shuttle buses will be available between dupont circle and van ness. just add about 20 minutes to your travel time though. >>> turning to the economy now, an unexpected upstick in weekly joble claims. just as the u.s. economy was starting to show signs of a sustained recovery, the labor department says initial claims rose by 8,000 last week. meanwhile, on capitol hill, a rare

the bowie temperatures, the water temps, though warm, still relatively cold. our wind chill factors, 35 in annapolis. 37 in cambridge. as we go forward in time, more clear weather tonight. a clear cold start for you in the morning. through the day tomorrow we finally seat warmup -- see the warmup take plaissments -- place. that's going to push out to sea in the next few hours. the warmer winds on the back side, which will go southwesterly, so we won't pick up that wind chill off the bay water and ocean water, that will take its place. more sunshine but southwesterly wind hoping to warm us up and plenty of sunshine. more in the way of cloud cover but a warmer day. ahead of this cold front, this will be the weather changer as we go into friday bring showers and a shift in the winds. so cooler friday afternoon into saturday. all right. so we'll swing back and forth. overnight 32, mostly clear. 62. a nice warmup. more sunshine and tomorrow night not as cold, only down to 40. here's your seven-day forecast as we look ahead and construct the forecast, if you will, i

inbound 50 still in the clear out of bowie to beltway.ou will find delays out of 202 leaving cheverly headed into northeast. >> thank you. >>> the polls are open in virginia and across the country right now and a total of 10 states are voting on this super tuesday. 419 delegates at stake in this. rick santorum is battling mitt romney for ohio. >> he is not eligible for 18 of ohio's 66 nominating delegates because of filing problems. melanie alnwick is live in great falls. good morning. >> reporter: i guess filing problems also plaguing rick santorum here in virginia as he failed for qualify for the ballot. only two candidates here that voters can mark down today, either mitt romney or ron paul. no write-in candidates are allowed which may be part of the reason for the light turnout. it is still early though here, 6:30. 46 delegates in all are up for grabs in virginia today. in all, super tuesday will deliver one-third of the total delegates needed to secure the republican nomination. the candidates were making their final pushes with the

even bowie and woodmore you have moderate rain showers there.uff should be around maybe another one to two hours before i think it gets south and east of us and leaches us alone -- leaves us alone but it's making a lot of noise this morning. the other problem is fog. visibilities down. it's from southern maryland back towards the areas of culpeper and stafford. this goes till 10:00. no problems with fog in the district. temperatures are still way up. kind of a whacky winter. now spring begins with thunderstorms and morning lows higher than the average highs should be. 57 is the average high. it's currently 62 in springfield. 60 in columbia. college park 62. arlington that storm not far from you. 61. we've got 63 in sterling and looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, got the clouds here at the capitol. right now not seeing lightning but could flash at any moment with temperature 63. dew point 61. that's way up there and a northeast wind at 5. that's actually the outflow from that storm that is coming through right now. the next exow

it take a look at some of the highs today. 72 in bowie. 72 centerville. 62347 clefter town -- chester town. we're wraching a line of showers. this is not a cold front. watch out for a few thunderstorms in the afternoon. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> it is now official. constellation energy is now part of exelon. the takeover creates one of the largest competitive suppliers in the country. also, christopher crane becomes the combined president and ceo while constellation becomes the executive chairman. etchle -- exelon has a presence in 47 states. >>> a law can make it illegal to smoke if you have a young child in the car, if the child is younger than eight. on friday the bill was amend making the age 16. supporters realized though had voted in error and the amendment was overturned, lowering the age to eight. a few states have passed similar bills but some feel parents should make the choice. >> i think that's more the parents are going to make their own decision. parents make good decisions anyway. >> while second hand smoke is not good, limiting it to children under eight

. >>> would you expect any other march, up to 70 in many spots including bowie where you're at 71.near 70 in centerville. tracking a line of showers, but this will not usher in any new cold air. we think we'll see almost no rain around central maryland until late overnight into daybreak. the better chance coming tomorrow afternoon. the rest of the evening we're in the 60s, mild and pleasant. as we look at the current shot, you can see a few clouds rolling in. we'll have much more on the complete forecast coming up. >>> thanks a lot, wyatt. smoke has been banned in restaurants, the workplace and several other places where smokers want to light up. now lawmakers are considering a law that would make it illegal to smoke with a child in the car. abc2 news don harrison looks that the. >> reporter: the senate would debate a bill that would ban smoking in the car while someone eight or younger is in the car. some making it illegal for teens as old as 16 in the car. maryland wants to use the age eight or younger because that would make it easier to enforce. senator bill ferguson said it ma

he was accused of killing stacey seton in bowie, maryland, as part of a murder-for-hire plot. hours before the verdict, his defense team actually offered the prosecutors a plea deal in exchange for 30 years behind bars, but the prosecutors rejected it. >> there was no plea deal in this case that would have for us served justice. today's verdict is not what we hoped for, but we respect the process. we also respect the jury's verdict. >> stacy's mother released a statement saying, "we feel as though stacey has been killed again. i'm going back to 2005 all over again. stacey was betrayed by the justice system." >>> same-sex marriages now legal in maryland. >> the bill is signed. [ applause ] >> governor martin o'malley signed the super bowl law last night at the state house. couples will be able to tie the knot in january. the measure narrowly passed the house last week. the same place where it failed last year. o'malley says the law ensures equal rights for everyone in maryland. >> we are one maryland. and all of us at the end of the day want the same thing for our children -- w

he was accused of killing stacey seton of bowie, maryland, as part of a murder-for-hire plot. hours before the verdict, the defense team offered prosecutors a plea deal in exchange for 30 years behind bars, but the prosecutors rejected that. stacey's mother released a samt saying that she -- in a samt staying she felt her daughter was betrayed by the legal system. >>> eye bill signed to legalize same-sex marriage. governor martin o'malley signed the bill into law last night at the state house. couples will be able to tie the knot in january. the measure narrowly house last week. the same place where it failed last year. o'malley says this law ensures equal rights for everyone in maryland. opponents of the law are collecting signatures to try and put the issue on the november ballot, leaving it up to voters. >>> in virginia, a bill mandating ultrasounds for women seeking abortions is now on its way to governor bob mcdonnell's desk. the bill passed the house of delegates and the senate earlier this week. the bill's sponsor says it gives women information about their pregnancies

in bowie, maryland regular grade is selling for $3.79 a gallon there. and if you head to the xtra mart on route 301 at route 197 you can get cheap gas. let's take a look at the district of columbia. regular grade gasoline selling for $3.92 a gallon. at the w express gas station located on 18th street and f street northwest. let's check with virginia. the shell gas station in dranesville is selling regular at $3.99. it's located at route 7 at dranesville road. to check on gas prices around your area, just go to our website wusa9.com. and click on pump patrol. >>> rising gasoline prices may be the reason that more people are taking the marc train. the commuter rail system is afternooning 35,000 riders on weekdays. that was what was reported in february and that's an all-time record. ridership is up 6% over the same time last year. with the biggest increase on the camden line. >>> coming up next, howard with the forecast. >> jc, is looks warm out here but the thermometers are only reading in the mid-40s. a rare day with low averages. right now it's 46 in a

but 31 in gaithersburg. 37 downtown, maybe 33 in college park and bowie. even though a south wind is a warm wind, you factor in the winds with temperatures in the 30s and it will feel like it's in the 20s. drive that home to the kids, it's going to be 60 in the afternoon. it's going to be cold in the morning. 32 in sterling. 30 in leesburg and 31 for a low tonight in manassas. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. winds southwest at 10 to 15 and by afternoon, those winds will pay dividends. mostly sunny, breezy, and milder. highs 60 to 65. winds out of the southwest 10 to 20. gusty. even our friends in oakland will be 55 tomorrow. 58 in cumberland. sunshine from the mountain to the coast. 60 in winchester. 61 in warrenton and 60 also in leesburg. downtown, low 60s. 62. 63 at andrews. 63 for annapolis. for some reason, there's not a small crave craft advisory tomorrow. don't understand that. it's going to be windy wednesday night and thursday. if you're on the water, be advised. your break down, 30s to start. ki

he was accused of killing stacy seton of bowie, maryland, as part of a murder-for-hire plot. moments before the verdict, the defense team offered prosecutors a plea deal in exchange for 30 years behind bars, but the prosecutors rejected that. >> there was no plea deal in this case that would have for us served justice. today's verdict was not what we had hoped for, but we respect the process. we also respect the jury's verdict. >> stacy's mother said, "we face as though stacey has been killed again. i'm going back to 2005 all over again. stacey was betrayed by the justice system." >>> people in the midwest and south are bracing for

the student government at bowie state is asking everyone to wear hoodies today.uld include students, faculty, staff, and the administration. the student government is also accepting donations at the we weisman student center. the money collected will be sent to the martin family. >>> this morning a dangerous wildfire continues to burn out of control threatening 6,500 homes near denver, colorado. the fire damaged 28 homes and may have caused the deaths of two people. crews evacuated 900 homes already. firefighters believe strong winds caused a controlled burn to rekindle. the fire damaged 4.5 square miles. >>> today the attorneys for the former head of the international monetary fund will be in court. attorneys for dominique strauss-kahn will ask a judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against their client. a hotel housekeeper is suing strauss-kahn for sexually assaulting her at a hotel in new york city. prosecutors dropped the criminal charge against strauss-kahn because of a lack of evidence. he resigned from his position as head of the imf after his arrest last year

tyler was found not guilty last night for the 2005 murder of stays why you seton in bowie.n the state's attorney's office offered the defense team a plea deal in exchange for 40 years behind bars. the defense would not accept anything less than 15 years. no deal was made and a jury did find tyler not guilty. >>> we are going to need extra time this weekend if you plan to use metro. especially if you ride the red line. three stations will be closed on metro's busiest line, shady grove, rockville, and twin brook stations. free shuttle bus less run between shady grove and white flint to get you around the work. trains will also share track between eastern market and stadium armory on both the orange and blue lines. all work begins at 10:00 tonight and should be done in time for your monday morning commute. >>> let's check again on midday traffic out there. here is danella sealock. >> well, metro, speaking of metro, they are single tracking right now for scheduled track work. this is on the blue line. single tracking between arlington cemetery and foggy bottom. you can expect d

maybe 32 in rockville and 31 in gaithersburg. 37 downtown. 33 in college park and in bowie. most folks stay above freezing. and looking at 33 in reston. you get out toward leesburg, 30. manassas 31. you will still be below freezing. now tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, breezy, chilly. you will need a coat. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. and we mentioned this earlier, even though it's a southwest wind, you have a wind 10 to 15 with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. so, keep that in mind. by afternoon, mostly sunny, breezy and milder. highs highs between 60 and 65. zone forecast, even oakland will be 55 tomorrow. 58 in cumberland. 60 in hagerstown. low 60s in warrenton. maybe 60 or 61 in leesburg. downtown, low 60s. low 60s into southern maryland. low to mid 60s by the bay and right now there's not a small craft advisory. not quite sure why, because it's going to stay breezy to windy. we'll break it down. 30s to start. 55 to 60 by noon with sunshine and 59 to 64 evening. pretty nice evening. now the next three days, gets warmer. upper 60s on thursday. cooler temperatures into

also college park to bowie we've seen some leftier showers as well. other areas. some fog out there. we're missing some of the reporting stations in virginia at the moment, but we know we have dense, patchy fog. in warrenton had dense fog. and southern maryland to the eastern show. we'll be watching for the pockets of dense fog the next few hours of your temperatures the mid-50s to the low 60s which is above average. our average high is 57. unbelievable. yesterday we got to 76. >>> good morning. everybody. in case you heard about it, there was a serious and fatal accident in frederick early this morning on the westbound side of i-70 before main street. we just got word it's been cleared up and you should be okay through that area newspaper frederick. in virginia, first of all on the inner loop of the beltway right here in springfield, you can go no further than 95. you'll have to go northbound on 395 to edsall road. turn around and turn back to the inner loop of the beltway or if you're going southbound you should be okay. there's construction right t

still, close, 76 in rockville. 76 in college park. 75 in bowie and warmer to the west. upper 70s in reston and fairfax and sterling. we would be happy with this in late march. all right, we'll break it down for you. fog to start. warm by noon. 68 to 74 and warmer by evening, 75 to 80. slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm. next seven days, stays warm. in fact, gets warmer on friday with a better chance of a thunderstorm. about 80. and showers and thunderstorms scattered about on and off all day on saturday. back in the mid 70s. light rain or showers on sunday. back in the mid 60s. we turn it around, mid 6 os on monday and tuesday and mid 70s next wednesday. >> doesn't sound like it will be a great outdoor weekend, sir. >> probably the better of the two days will be saturday. >>> we paraphrase from the george classic novel, animal farm, when we say four legs bad, two legs good. to an intersection on the corner of anywhere and anywhere in america where we find an owner walking his dog, or wait a second, is the dog walking his owner? look at this dog walking across the

bowie just got a report not so bad yet but in prince frederick we're a quarter of a mile.ax river, you get the idea. it's bad down to the south right now with the fog. had the showers down there yesterday. midday in the afternoon. tonight doesn't appear to be that much going on. we have partly cloudy skies upstairs but the low clouds downstairs. our temperatures still very, very mild. some of the lows we've been having have been setting records for low temperatures. this morning here in the low 60s to 61 here in d.c. >>> south and east of town those corridors that you want to be most careful driving in this morning. the north side of town you're okay from college park to bethesda. let's take a look at the camera we promised to show you. this is coming in from annapolis annapolis. here's what it looks like if you're planning to come in from the west side. no problems on 66. a bit of construction between nutley street and the beltway and the beltway through annandale. we'll take a live look on the northbound side of 95 coming from quantico toward springfield and here at duke

but 30 in college park and bowie, 29 in reston and fairfax and 28 in leesburg, manassas, and also toward herndon. tomorrow, sunshine. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. not bad. by afternoon, sunny and chilly, but no wind. you'll need your shade, but temperatures 46 to 50 with light wind. that's actually a pretty nice day, but again, it will be nicer on sunday as temperatures go back up into the mid 60s. 28 to 36 to start. evidently too cold for derek to ride his bike. at noon, sunshine, temperatures in the 40s and pure sunshine, 46 to 51. so chilly, but no wind. all right, next three days. look at sunday. sunshine and 62 degrees and then we're near 70 on monday. clouds come in late monday. we could see a shower. the bulk of the day is fine and a reminder, move your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed saturday night. return today light savings time. please replace the batteries in your smoke detectors. monday and tuesday of next week, we're flirting with 70. no day is a washout. even a thunderstorm possible on thursday. probably the warmest day with temperatures into the low to mid

tomorrow 83 downtown. 83 arlington. 80 in leaseberg and monday ases 83 in college park low 80s in bowie low 80s southern maryland and charles county. let's break it down for you. the start we're looking at 52 to 60 with generally clear skies. by name some areas will be over 80. 76 to 81 by noon, by evening 78 to 84 isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible. now the next three days a much better chance of showers and storms on friday. we get docked a little bit in terms of temperatures, but still 74. saturday suntrust rock and roll marathon fantastic. slight chance of shower in the morning and evening should not affect anything. 74 degrees. if you're running the race it will be in the upper 50s and low 60s during the race. now next 7 days, we stay pretty warm. i mean generally in the 70s. we're looking at temperatures low to mid-70s. as we get into the weekend. we'll keep sunday dry, a little bit cooler than mid-70s on monday maybe a shower spring officially arrives on tuesday. of course seems like it was here in february. 76, and then 76 maybe a shower on wednesday. so, everything is

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we might make it tonight, maybe 28 or 29 downtown, 26 college park, mid-20s out towards bowie and reston, 24 sterling and out towards leesburg and middleburg probably 22 or 23 degrees tonight for the low. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, a cold start. you'll need a coat, temps in the 20s and 30s. thankfully winds light northwesterly at 10 and by afternoon mostly sunny, still chilly, temperatures 46 to 50. so a little bit below average. our average high is in the low 50s, but notice the winds. they turn south, southwest at 10. that is a harbinger of milder air that will roll in here wednesday and thursday. we'll break it down to start. 24 to 34 at 6:00, clear, sunshine at noon, temps in the 40s and 47 to 52 by evening with pretty much full sunshine. the next three days it gets milder quickly, 61 wednesday with sunshine, 67 thursday under partly cloudy skies. it will become a little windy on wednesday and thursday but with temps back in the 60s who cares? next seven days, a little cooler friday, 56, a weak frontal system pushing through, maybe a little light rain or showers late friday, but