daylight time. 5:52 tonight.ington. there was yesterday's storm now half way across the atlantic. i will get out of the way. do you see that? that is the sun shine in this great picture. it is getting higher and higher in the sky and getting further and further. here is how we look from way out in space. this is the modis satellite. this is in the southern parts of the shenandoah valley. even the nearby suburbs, these salaries did not amount to anything. but fredericksburg and down towards rwanda about 5 inches of rain. -- but in fredericksburg and down about 5 inches of rain. the dry air is in. this is well out to our west. overnight tonight, it will be and is a clear and cold night. look at the temperatures right now in syracuse. tomorrow when you get up and head out, it will be a chilly morning. sunshine even though the sunshine will be moving off and a little bit of moisture coming our way, i think we will be seeing temperatures rise after we start out in the 20's and 30's, rising into the 50's, so a delightf

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longer and longer periods of daylight now.ill dusk, probably 15 minutes or so of some daylight. 49bwi. in the 50s most of the day. before we get to the storm changing the day in the second half of the weekend, let's talk about the weather on this friday we to kick it off. normally our snow lottery winners places like here, summit ridge and mount airy, harford gets the higher totals, this time around, a sharp cutoff, and more of a dc, richmond and central virginia storm that will clip maryland and it could be that places like here, kent island get the higher totals, more south and southeast of town as opposed to north because of the southern track of the system. maryland's most powerful radar, early indication, the only warnings up in these are for sunday, south of winchester, through central virginia west of fredericksburg, west of washington. we will see that evolve over the weekend. that will be where most of the accumulating snows are. some snow around baltimore. temperatures in the upper 40s, to mid-40s, in the 50s couple

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we still have daylight left and sunset will be at 6 p.m. as we go toward mid-week, so getting longer days. now that's pleasant, much milder than the weekend was on the warm southwesterly breeze. it has been gusty at times. sunshine is the story, not just in baltimore but across the state. some of our network cameras, you can see annapolis it was a blue sky kind of a day at the naval academy. ellicott city, a nice finish to a longer period of daylight. i like to see the sunsets come after 6:00. maryland's most powerful radar, five sweeps all clear, looking good. chances for rain going up mid-week into thursday. right now temperatures low 60s, winchester, baltimore. 52, cooler at the beach but still not bad. for the last days of february when two winters ago we had a lot of snow. winds are light and from the west, southwest, eastern shore more of a west wind. that is the early indication of our front coming through that will shift the winds and begin to bring in colder northwesterly breeze ease overnight into the day tomorrow. you see the hig

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this is required to have daylighting. >> is there an over ride? >> part of it is you get credit for local products. the other aspect is if you are locating your office in a place with public transportation, there is public transportation, you are not doing something where everybody has to drive there >> if you move into a space with a particular density and a particular development per square acre, you will get a credit. it's an embedded credit. this doesn't cost you anything. >> one of the things that you'll see as we walk around, we have groupings of work stations some of them are standing. some people like sitting down and working together. but every time i'm sitting in one of these areas, i'm just so impressed by the quality of light. it makes so much of a difference. it's because we have so such natural light. it helps you feel good and i think that's a real key of what attracted us to the site. >> ventilation is a big energy use in buildings. so -- >> in the beginning, we were trying to use fresh air. that's a point with leed. just from the

we have 11 hours and 40 minutes of daylight and hour daylight is on the upswing. 37 degrees in the districtand is only 23 degrees. and even 40 at quantico, close to the water. clear skies overhead with a lot of sunshine for the first part of the day and a few scattered clouds possible this afternoon. very sunny into tomorrow but there is a week clipper system off to our north. that will stay to our north and move east past us later today. we will be on the warm side of that system so we're talking high temperatures likely in the low 60's later today. it is below freezing now but warming up nicely. you can dress in layers and shed a few later. however, there is a cold front that will close later this afternoon and evening in behind that are wind will shift and we will have cooler air spilling into town for tomorrow. temperatures will drop tomorrow but it is -- it will be closer to what we should be for this time of year. two mar 52 and rain by wednesday. >> thanks, it is very mild at 6:22 lummis monday morning. >> the nba's best hit the courts for the all-star game. find out who was the crea

loving and soggy the daylight. we're closing out the month of february, kids, and march will come in with a lot of fringe benefits for us, including daylight saving time and beginning on march 11th and maybe the blooming of the cherry blossoms with some temperatures like this and the park service will tell you it's the nighttime temperatures that matter. twentys and 30s around the region. ment mean while, the high temperature, quantico, 68 degrees; you may not have hit it on friday, but you hit it today. 64 for d.c.; 63 for leonardtown and it was mild across the region. tonight, we're going to see the temperatures getting chilly again as that cold front sweeps on through and as we look across the region, holding on to warm temperatures, 61 degrees and some mid-60s to the south. this is the front. it drops off at 34 for chicago and that is not very cold. okay, fargo might disappear with me and you can see where that is confined to the northern extreme, very extreme one quarter of the nation, everybody else is mild.

it was an attack that happened under the cover of darkness, but by daylight, the human toll was apparent for the world to see. because it's hard for journalists to report from inside syria, we have been relying on footage from activists inside the country to tell the story. so we have to warn our viewers that some of the images are disturbing. activists are describing it as the single deadliest day in the 11-month syrian uprising. a barrage of mortars raining down on the city of homs, killing more than 200 people. amateur footage which we couldn't independently verify captured the devastation and the horror of the nighttime attack, as some are calling a massacre. >> we're trying to remove the bodies from the middle of the street and we get shot at. last night, we tried to get medication and doctors the area and they started shooting at us. >> reporter: homs has seen the most intense fighting. the syrian government blamed the violence on the armed gangs. it also blamed foreign media for exaggerating the situation inside the city. video on pro government tv stations portrayed life as norma

daylight here and sunrise is at 6:51 and that is closer and closer, beginning march 11th and that is getting closer, for sure. i know what you want to hear, do we have the upper 60s in the forecast? we do and maybe some 70s, and that is depending on how much sunshine on thursday. we get that south of d.c. for sure and we're going to keep it at 68, where we had it yesterday and get ready for a nicer warm-up tomorrow at 61. the only thing is it's not going to be full sunshine on any of the next three days. we have the weak disturbances coming on through and if that is bringing us the warmer temperatures, up to 68 on thursday; 64 on friday and there is that slight chance of showers each day and that rumble on friday. a few showers tomorrow in the later evening and most of the day should be dry. i wanted you to see the temperatures last night. wow, dropped to 22 at dulles; 21 at frederick and martinsburg and culpeper. real cold and to the freezing mark in d.c. and that is nose we rebounded with 50 degrees and that is strong this time of the year and getting stronger as we work our way th

pretty much going to be forecast for the daylight hours.e doppler near the -- santa rosa sprinkles maybe more likely virga evaporating before it reaches the ground. 49 santa rosa the rest of us in the 50s mostly cloudy. mid to upper 50s around the monterey bay and inland watsonville 60. highlights increasing clouds mind southerly wind today highs in the 60s. rain and breezy tonight showers tomorrow and dry and warmer starting wednesday. low to mid 60s the southerly wind with blainely cloudy conditions breezy over the ocean where we have a small craft advisory in effect. head down to the monterey bay, same thing mid 60s mostly cloudy mid to upper 60s inland and breezy over the ocean. the wall of water lurking offshore mid to upper 60s through the central valley big sur and san diego low to mid 70s palm springs and los angeles more sun here 47 tahoe 54 yosemite. watch the rain come down and still have that southerly wind so mild air that's why we'll have so much rain upper 40s to low 50s overnight. most of the energy low to the north we'll ge

the sun is coming up, authorities are hoping daylight might bring a little clarity. the sunrise is obscuring your screw just a bit this happened -- your screw just a bit this happened. 2:00 this morning the crash was reported, 40 foot pleasure boat on the rocks they assist in rescuing a woman from the boat and determined she been drinking. she told them she had another woman with her but wasn't sure if the woman was in the water or left on foot or what that prompted a coast guard search that search has continued until sunup just now we saw a coast guard helicopter make another pass, past in scene. the woman is in police custody and her story keeps changing authorities maybe there never was another woman but never to continue the search as police continue to interview the woman. the boat was with a breaker -- with a breaker it was for sale a lot of questionsto be answered. -- -- :56. >> one final check on weather and traffic. >>> let's take about the highs mid to upper 60s for most of us inland into the south bay low 70s our last dave above average temperatures breezy

the man carried out the robbery in broad daylight saturday afternoon. he dropped the hammer at the scene and remains on the loose. >>> in new orleans, crews worked very slowly and carefully to move a two-story building across town. the former coast guard barracks weighed in at more than 500,000 pounds. a contractor hired to demolish the structure decided instead to go green, saving all that rubble from the scrap heap. they used remote-controlled dollies and a barge to get the job done. >>> and finally, a story you may find hard to swallow. saturday marked world sword swallowers' day. about a dozen people did just that in new york's times square, putting the metal to their mouths at one of the several celebrations around the world. they also raised money for esophageal cancer research. >>> nor a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning to you, bill. >> good morning. i have to start hanging out at your oscar party. >> i was excited that "the artist" won. >> with s

by daylight, thousands defied the risk of continued violence, taking to the streets and mourning their dead in funerals. not just in homs, but across the country. syrians continue to grieve russia and china block the united nations resolution that was trying to end the violence. the syrian opposition says it's not deterred. >> the people will continue regardless of what's going on on the internal stage. people will continue democr demonstrating. >> reporter: it triggered demonstrations in london, cairo and while they're dismayed by the u.n.'s actions, thousands poured on to the streets and their resolve has not been broken. lester, a senior opposition leader tells us it would be suicide to stop the protests now because the assad government would seek out and punish anyone that dared to speak out and demonstrate against its in the past 11 months. >> thank you. >>> we want to bring in the chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. a contentious showdown at the u.n. where do things stand right now? >> reporter: this was a terrible day for the united nations and diplomacy. the u

increasing daylight. we go to daylight saving time on march 11.herry blossoms and then it's summer, and -- no, we're still in february. let's think about that. it's going to feel like spring, though, tomorrow and on thursday, into the low to mid 60s. then friday, some showers with gusty winds, low 60s. maybe even springtime-like thunderstorms on friday. and then the weekend reminding us, yes, it's still february. getting chilly with sunshine back. danella, how's traffic? >>> all this talk of spring makes me happy. for now, i guess we're not there. i can tell you i'm checking the roads. and they look really good. there is something to smile about after all. i-270 southbound, 64 miles per hour as you head south in germantown. heading into rockville, you're at 69 miles per hour. not seeing any issues for you. in fact, as you make your way and connect to the beltway, here's a live look now at i-270 and the beltway. i can tell you as you're traveling on the inner loop, looks really good, a good travel speed. 56 miles per hour. only taking ten minutes t

. >> admiring all the daylight out there the live shot. >> is beautiful. >> lifts my spirits. >> thinkut this, not just a little longer, in about, i think it's about two weeks, maybe a little bit more, we do daylight saving time already. so our sun is set after 7:00 by that time. that is pretty cool to think b then we have memorial day. and then we are all taking vacation in the summer. >> all right. >> take a look outside what we are dealing with still are looking at daylight out there, sun making its way down, 59, current temperature, winds gusty, 24 miles an hour now, breezy today, those winds bringing in those warm temperatures, look at the numbers, 62, fredericksburg, 60, la plate ta, waldorf, manassas, nokesville, 61, then down toward calvert county, a temperature there hunting town, current late 57 degrees. you can see the showers moving on n we are going to see some rain overnight tonight, mostly the light shower variety. here is future weather forecast, 5:30 right now. take a look at what happened around 1:00 in the morning, showers, mostly to the south of i-95, waldorf, lexin

ends, which is tough in the winter. >> a few extra hours of daylight will probably help a bit, but in the meantime police and community leaders are urging residents to romp their personal protection until they can get a -- ramp up their personal protection until they can get a handle on it. >>> to baltimore where police say a parkville middle school student is dead after falling out of a moving vehicle. it happened yesterday on hartford road. 13-year-old michael thomas opened the passenger door and leaned out of the car to vomit when he fell out and was hit by another car. >>> authorities are searching for a driver who took off on foot after a crash left someone dead. it happened early yesterday morning on sulen road near hil- mar drive. as fox 5's matt ackland reports. the victim's family members say there have been plenty of other accidents in that same place of. >> reporter: on the side of the road evidence of a terrible accident. family members tell us the vehicle ended up here where there are now balloons, the spot where 19-year-old kiesha williams, the mother of a 2- year-old so

pretty much going to be forecast for the daylight hours.e doppler near the -- santa rosa sprinkles maybe more likely virga evaporating before it reaches the ground. 49 santa rosa the rest of us in the 50s mostly cloudy. mid to upper 50s around the monterey bay and inland watsonville 60. highlights increasing clouds mind southerly wind today highs in the 60s. rain and breezy tonight showers tomorrow and dry and warmer starting wednesday. low to mid 60s the southerly wind with blainely cloudy conditions breezy over the ocean where we have a small craft advisory in effect. head down to the monterey bay same thing mid 60s mostly cloudy mid to upper 60s inland and breezy over the ocean. the wall of water lurking offshore mid to upper 60s through the central valley big sur and san diego low to mid 70s palm springs and los angeles more sun here 47 tahoe 54 yosemite. watch the rain come down and still have that southerly wind so mild air that's why we'll have so much rain upper 40s to low 50s overnight. most of the energy low to the north we'll get

-- as the daylight hours get longer, a slow warmup in temperatures. milder temperatures in the south. we will fill these normal temperatures tomorrow. the real absence of an adding bitterly cold right now. yesterday at this time temperatures will in the 20's in syracuse and across new england. a little bit of rain went through this afternoon portions of pennsylvania but that is moving rapidly northeast. we will maintain the partially cloudy skies through the evening here. qaeda is pushing north. we will get some sun shine through the day -- cardenas is pushing north. the temperatures will warm up nicely and we begin the day on thursday which will be a pushover for mayor. -- will push through. close to 70 in some spots. on friday, a better chacne ofnce of scattered showers. gusty and dropping temperatures over the weekend with a nice spring preview. mostly sunny, a chilly start your wednesday. 53 by midday with partly cloudy skies. maybe a passing shower and we will get close to 60 tomorrow. upper 60 near 70 tomorrow with a chance for a shower thursday

. >> sunset tonight is 5:35, so the amount of daylight is getting longer. i want to start you out with a look from washington-lee high school. here is the time lapse camera. you will be hard pressed to see anything besides a high cloud layer. in the 50's on around the area, and we will slowly dropped into the 40's with a light breeze. temperatures will bottom out in the upper 20's. and other sunny day tomorrow and then more weather changes. i will give the lowdown coming up in just a few minutes. >> dozens of d.c. employees could soon be fired after allegedly collecting thousands of dollars of unemployment while they had jobs with the city. sam ford joins us to let us know how much this fraud is costing the sea -- costing d.c. >> nearly $1 million over three years. they say they received a federal grants to examine fraud in unemployment claims and they found plenty of it right here and in the d.c. government. among the people seeking help at the d.c. unemployment office today? >> there getting employment and working? that's not fair. >> the investigation ha

we will sprang forward to daylight savings time. the daylight hours are getting longer.ould like to say the days are getting longer but then i got a nasty e-mail saying that the day is only 24 hours. back to you. >> we knew what you meant. >> be you have any more jeremy lin? >> no, it is just a great story. i hope it goes on for lin- finity. his shot is worth another look. the notoriety of his celebrity continues to grow. he pulls up and says, yo canada. his shot from beyond the arc. he continues to be humble. >> can you believe this is happening to you? nope. -- >> no. that is the thing. it is not because of me. we are coming together as a team. it is a collective effort. that is the beauty of a team sport. >> you are right. it is the perfect answer. fans all over the country got up and went to a bar to watch them play the raptors. lin is an american of taiwanese descent. that country has lin fever. i got a call from bernstein at espn. she is heading up a program called "kid's rock." they were out at the elementary school for the kickoff of a 25 mile run. they do those

and will gain over an hour of daylight. >> we are moving quickly. >> let's take a look at a great time of the moon setting. this is our cap -- camera end ijamsville. it set at 5:50 a.m.. a dense fog advisory to the west this morning from allegany county until 9:00 a.m. some visibility's could be down to 1/4 of a mile, 30 degrees downtown and 21 degrees in manassas. 24 degrees in martinsburg and hagerstown and frederick are only 25 degrees. we will warm up nicely today with a lot of sunshine and a southwesterly breeze that will blow some slightly warmer air into town, middle 50's later today. high pressure over head and that will translate into sunshine today and tomorrow but a weak disturbance over colorado will cause a little bit of light snow over the rockies and that will track east and by wednesday it should be around the washington area. it will not have much moisture but we could have just enough to squeeze out a little bit of light rain and may be wet snow mixed in on the day on wednesday. we are not expecting accumulations. sunshine today and warmer than yesterday, 53 for the h

there isn't a whole lot of daylight. there isn't a whole lot of daylight between himself and rick santorum. clearly the election will be about jobs and the economy. those are the things there is a difference between romney and rick santorum. >> let's assume the economy keep improving? it matches the unemployment goes down from 8.3 it keeps going down it's in the 7's or god willing in the 6's just so we can get the nation back to work. let's assume the economy keeps improving he can't oust right senator santorum on life on abortion because of his past, isn't that a fact? doesn't senator santorum by the fact that you have groups like marjorie supporting him doesn't he own that far right corner when it comes to personal social issues? >> i think mitt romney as a strong record as governor of massachusetts. a lot of pro-life groups wholeheartedly support the governor. i don't see there's a huge amount of difference between the two on that issue but when it comes to experience and the economy it's about managing the economy an

the 50s to near 60 along the coast all seven days the rest of us low to mid 60s dry through the daylightkend sunday night especially monday that's when we'll see lighter and probably more steady rainfall in the forecast. have a great valentine's day. >>> so far the commute is turning out to be nice and sweet this morning. a few stalls that's about it. northbound 280 for headlights moving towards cupertino stall on the shoulder along the way not slowing anyone down. the san mateo bridge still looking great, drive time 14 minutes teen 880 and 101 in both -- between 880 and 101 in both directions. i-81 of the slower spots westbound traffic crowded near university typical delays east bay 580 through the altamont pass and westbound antioch. i want to take you to the waze traffic app check out the ride on 101 north bay things are moving along, there's an traffic spotter getting ready to start the commute. folks on 80 moving along at over 40 miles an hour this is a great way to check out what your alternate commutes look like, especially for the westbound bay bridge president's day closure. you

. >> her niece was gunned down by muslims in broad daylight. >> she escaped serious injury, her niece's husband was instantly killed. their 9-year-old daughter survived, her leg had to be amputated. >> i know the enemy doesn't want god to use me. this has cost much pain. we are thankful she is alive. it is the breath of life that inspires me. i believe in all of this, god has a purpose. >> family tragedies have inspired shirlyn mascasarte to empower the weak and provide education, especially for muslims. example of christian faith in action working to turn evil intentions into something good. lucille talusan, cbn news, north cotabato philippines. >>> up next on "christian world news," ministry of micro financi financing, how small l changing lives around the world. >> welcome back, more than a billion people in developing countries live on a dollar a day. the poorest people in the world can be turned into entrepreneurs with loans of $100 or more. efrem graham reports on this growing concept of micro finance. >> reporter: breathtaking beaches lure millions to the dominican republic. >> y

. >> i'm sitting in a room if it's light or daylight. >> nothing about jail is for the faint of heart. for some, jail is the ultimate limbo between freedom and a life behind bars. or even worse. >> i've accepted the fact that potential outcome of trial could be death sentence. >> for better or worse, time in jail changes everyone. >> i'm afraid how long he will be in jail. and that it would change him. i hope it doesn't change his heart. >>> there are distinct differences between america's prisons and jails. prison is for inmates who have been convicted of crimes and now serving sentences. while some jail inmates are also serving sentences, the majority are not convicted but being held awaiting trial for the resolution of the charges for which they were arrested. >> step on the line. >> there is another difference that made jails a rich source of stories for lockup. >> unlike a prison where most of the population comes from across the state, in jail, most of the offenders come from the local area, they know each other, they reflect the personality of the city itself. and no better exa

dry during the daylight hours rain returns this evening hangs around overnight through tomorrow morningthen becomes more showery in nature and scattered for wednesday afternoon into thursday and it will be sunny and dry and warmer this weekend. you will get a break from the pollen when the rain comes in it is going to seed everything else and make it sprout and bloom and probably create more pollen for the weekend. rain stays to the north of the north bay mid to upper 50s like yesterday. mid to upper 50s monterey bay inland with increasing high clouds this afternoon. rain falling while we are sleeping temperatures in the mid to upper 40s santa cruz morgan hill, santa rosa low 40s clear lake and cloverdale mid to upper 30s. area of low pressure pull away small break today first high clouds are going to roll in and that is going to just be a precursor of what is heading our way it caps our temperatures, doesn't allow any moisture to fall, because they are high clouds, too dry in nature 7:00 this evening you can see the steadier rain in the north bay, then sliding to the south during the o

people trudge their way to work in the middle of a massive snowstorm as daylight broke in denver.e than a foot of snow has fallen since they started this evening. crews are work around the clock, plowing and shoveling. forecasters expect another foot of snow to fall before the snow moves out on saturday, which can make it one of the top ten snow storms in denver history. >> this is unusual for february. actually in denver, march is one of our snowiest months. airlines canceled hundreds of flights in and out of denver's airports. schools are closed and while most are moving, colorado had to close parts of the interstate because of the dangerous positions. the wind would top up to 50 miles per hour, producing blizzard conditions. visibility at times will be near zero. >> still, some people don't have a choice but to brave the weather and go about their business. >>> now the storm is stretching as far south as new mexico. tim williams is tracking this massive system. tim is this. >> their biggest problem is this system is mushing up against the foothills and it's pushing into the hig

we gain about and how were in the next month of daylight.ow work of sunlight the next month. we are heading towards the tail of winter. in the southern hemisphere, that cyclone.ense wynns are 140 miles per hour. it is moving through madagascar are. be a devastating storm. it is right in the center. meanwhile, looked at the cold air that continues. it is beginning to break. this was a great picture from space. there is england and there is france. look at the snow. if you want snow, that is the place to go. there is the snow from the weekend over us. that is the beautiful shenandoah national park. here we are in washington. overnight tonight, there is a of moisture coming our way. of this is not reaching the because the air is so dry. overnight tonight, we will see clouds coming through. maybe a flurry well to the north on into tomorrow. temperatures 33 degrees, are around the freezing mark. be a near average day. light winds, temperatures tomorrow, near 50 degrees. we're back to the sunshine on wednesday. be next weather maker would producer

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. >> almost 11 hours of daylight. sun down at 5:53.here is the lives of the with a few high and thin clouds. currently, 54 in that district. comfortable outside. culpeper already 63. eight to 14 degrees warmer now than this time yesterday thanks to this southerly flow we have. dusty and a breezy, not overwhelming, but a good direction if you are looking for the spring like warmth. we had the morning clouds which set the stage for that beautiful sunrise. clouds are developing with upper level energy. a little bit of rain in virginia. that will increase our cloud cover and give us just a chance of a few light areas of rain after sunset. our future cast is on board with that. we're not talking much in terms of rain. maximum 0.1 inches. a few isolated sprinkles into friday. not much in terms of rain fall the next few days. in the forties tonight and a warm start to the day. high temperatures near the 70 degree mark. we are not talking record- breaking warmth tomorrow. cool by the weekend, back to where we should be. >> we should enjoy toda

we are on the upswing in terms of daylight. not a single cloud in the sky. straightforward weather.high pressure overhead. high temperatures are right near 50. the nearest cloud cover is in west virginia. that is the thin, high cloud cover. the precipitation is off to our west. some locations in colorado so far have measured over 20 inches. we are not looking at anything near that, but we could have snow move through super bowl sunday. here is the set up. it is moving friday, and now, at noon and travel eastward. it looks like as of now it will get some help from some opera level energy -- upper-level energy. this will phase in with this system, just to the south of washington. sunday, that could transition rain from saturday night into snow. we could have a few hours of snow giving us minor accumulations. this is just one of our computer models. it gives us a good ballpark as of now on snowfall totals. i would not rule out a couple of inches around the metro. to the west, slightly higher amounts, may be on the order of four inches. in the 30's tonight. mostly clear. a little rain a

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the days are getting much longer now with these harbor cam shots still showing some daylight remainingthe dusk going another 10 or 15 minutes. almost 60. winds south at six. they've been gustier than that. i want to compare that to our statistical normal. the old record high 74. so tomorrow we're going to add five, six degrees. all right. looks like our cameras are still loading up. where you're seeing the precipitation is northwestern maryland, garrett county. if you're driving 68 west, you see a few drops and it's over before it starts. perhaps just a few rain drops from new freedom toward york, very, very limited precipitation. most of us sitting dry and most of us stay dry. though later tonight another line could come through, maybe bring showers. right now temperatures running in the mid-50s to upper 50s. 54 in easton. 50 in ocean city. our winds are light gusting higher. at times it has been windier than this but persistent. it will be breezy and getting very windy as we get a true cold front. here we g a couple of additional showers over eastern kentucky. that area could come up

daylight savings time, in march 11. 48 tomorrow. tomorrow, similar to today without the wind and clouds. monday looks good, near 60. then we have a disturbance coming wednesday. wednesday could be similar to friday which was not a great day. kind of chilly and wet. it looked like we may be chilly once again with that and next week and thunderstorms. >> thanks for joining us. we see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. >> follow breaking news and whether any time at wbaltv.com and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter >>> and now a message from the ghost of moammar gadhafi.

we have to wait until daylight to see the damage.around here, we'll be dealing with that frontal system. i don't think we'll get severe weather but you get the idea it will be one of those topsy- turvy days with rain and the possibility of some thunderstorms. ride history of thunderstorms with this particular system as it has both a warm front and cold front associated with t40 degrees, we are chilly out there. 79% humidity. winds south and east at six. we'll have some gusty winds. our rain showers moving in. you can see them just off to the north and west. i think generally by 8:00, 9:00, we'll see rain showers overspread the area. we'll have a good batch of rain move through mid- to late morning. the rain will be moderate at time and than a bit of a break before the frontal system associated with the severe thunderstorms gets in here late tonight. we do have the possibility of some thunderstorms as this atmosphere is rocking and rolling a little bit here today. 49 your daytime high and rain showers on and off throughout the day. mi

i don't know if it's light or daylight. i lose track of time. i get woken up by all of the slamming doors and stuff. like i don't know what's going on in here. i skip all meals because i don't want to eat. >> ruiz had been arrested 48 hours earlier for the first time in his life, charged with intent to sell narcotics. he hoped his father would be able and willing to bail him out. >> it's $2500. 10% of $25,000 bail. thank you, dad. all right. yep. i love you. bye. he doesn't deserve a phone call from here. but it's all my fault that i'm here. it's no one's fault but myself. >> there's a term that people use called a fish and basically if you're a new booking and you've never been in jail before, it's like you can imagine when you take a fish out of water. they're just very disoriented, they're lost, they don't know what's going on. luckily they don't flop around. >> honestly, there's probably about $80 worth of pills in my car and it's not worth this. >> what are you thinking about? >> there's so much more than this. just to know that you're stuc

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there is a brazen daylight shooting narrowly missed two small children at noon on holly street. two bullets went through the screen door who said an article of clothing saved her kids. >> both babies had been at the screen door. they like to watch people go by. i had to put her socks on i said come away from the door and let's put socks on. god and the socks saved them because there are two bullet holes at head level. >> and investigators noticed at least 10 shell casings on the driveway and sidewalk. police have arrested the man they believe is the shooter, officers added violence is connected to gangs fighting over turf. take a look at the home surveillance video a fewer sent us. it happened wednesday morning. a car pulled up and a man got out, began firing and first into the air, then appeared to shoot at someone or something z down the street. there are no reports of anything or anyone being hit. and the man got into the car and took off. >> san jose public workers want answers after accusing owe fishz of using an incorrect figure in brokering several labor contracts. unions

get out there while there's daylight left and enjoy the 66 in -- in annapolis. cockeysville is 63. wind gusts have been up there a little bit, 15 to 230. the steady ones are 10 to 15. still light breezes blowing, 50s but comfortable. so enjoy it. we'll talk about the chance for rain going up toward mid-week and how things will change. >>> sad news tonight. fans are mourning the loss of the barn stein bears cocreator. along with her husband, stan, they ill lus straight the books. the 88-year-old suffered a stroke on thursday and died friday. the first book was published in 1962. over the years more than 300 titles have been released in 23 languages it. has become a rite of passage for generations of young readers. >>> a confrontation caught on camera as someone doing explaining. what do you think happened here. >>> plus a quick thinking wife helped save her husband's life. what she did when he started having a heart attack. >>> it was a night meant to celebrate the love of cinema and it came true when it came to "the artist" it. won big. diane alvear has the wrap-up. >> reporter: it