mikea turner was at dulles airport earlier today where travelers are buzzing about the ban. >> reporter: electronics ban is impacting passengers flying out of eight middle earn and african countries, you cannot bring any electronic device larger than a cell phone in the carry-on bag. >> he is also affected to the ipad. >> reporter: he is flying to afghanistan with his sister-in- law and 4-year-old nephew but only imagine what a flight would be like if the kids had to pack the ipads in the luggage. >> believe me. so addicted. >> reporter: the family is flying out of dulles snarl airport and using emirates -- international airport and using emirates airline. it's now telling passengers on eight flights so stow away laptops and ereaders and cameras and other large electronics in checked bags. it's a hike to use -- headache to people who use the time in the sky to be productive. >> i'm always on my laptop. >> reporter: others feel more comfortable keeping values close by. >> is astringe toll get the bags and -- struggle to get the bags and take it it and you don't don't want to get the lapt

. >> i'm mikea turner in for jan jeffcoat this morning.t there, but feels kind of good. we're going to warm up later right. >> we're headed back to the 70s, a little more humid. we have some showers to go through this morning, also thunderstorms possible today. for all those reasons i just listed we have a yellow weather alert. you're going to need the umbrella today. we have some showers north of gaithersburg, north of frederick. temperatures into the 50s and 60s. it is mild out there, warmer than yesterday for sure. a couple of showers just north of manassas and left side to the beltway and all the way down through culpeper. these are moving pretty fast to an hour, headed to bowie at 5:02. a closer look at the shower headed to frederick, these are not severe, just some good showers, a quick downpour near frederick and heavier pockets of rain in hagerstown. we will see more rain between9:00 and noon. we'll have some steady showers move in. we break apart the action just before lunch time and for the afternoon isolated thunderstorms. a lit

mikea turner spoke to people where the victims were hurt. >> reporter: we're in the 900 block of long fellow street in northwest, this is one of four locations where someone drove by, fired off a paint ball gun three people were hit. if you've ever played paint ball and you know what can happen with or without the right gear if you're hit with a paint filled pellet during the combat game. >> probably sore the next day. or the next week. you know, depending on where and you know, the type of place. >> reporter: oscar perez played the game in a controlled environment in the past. >> you know, some bruises i have. >> reporter: even though he had a little pain he knows how everything professionals give you. >> well you know you get -- you know your goggles and you know face mask and a real stick jack and some real thick pants and you have a whole bunch of layers on top of you. >> reporter: that's what you should be wearing when it's all fawn and games but for three people monday night within one hour it wasn't. d.c. police say between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m., someone shot three people with a p

mikea turner shows us how hard they've been working and how you can help. >> reporter: the martlets have been preparing for this all year. in november, they won first place at regionals and now they have their sights set on a national math competition. >> what is the smallest positive three digit number -- >> reporter: at the patriots training technology center the four middle school students are doing what makes any mathlete successful. that's practicing with one of their coaches david lie by their side. >> we've been working for four to eight hours every weekend. >> reporter: the team uses a special program that generates math problems from previous math counts competitions. >> the easiest is the algebra work. because that's what we're doing in class now. and then the hardest part is the geometry because that's a year above what we're doing. >>or christian and justice are all members of the national society of plaque engineers or -- black engineers or the junior chapter at the center. in november the team competed in the regional math competition for middle school students can came out

. >>> good morning i'm mikea turner. >> i'm mike hydeck. washington getting started right now. we have our eyes on the skies and on the roads. we're going to start with first alert forecast and allyson this morning. >> good morning, yes, yesterday was cloudy and cool after that nice warm day on saturday. today kind of a little bit of a mixture. we're starting off cloudy and foggy and we're going to end the day warmer. it's going to be a slow and gradual warmup. we will get there. you can see our michael & son camera here. we are going to warm up. we're at 47 degrees. those winds are stubborn out of the east. showers off to the west along that 81 corridor from hagerstown down through front royal. these will take off to the north and west and expect scattered showers really for the morning hours, and then again kind of sprinkles in for the evening. 64 by noon, 74 by 5:00. as you head out the door, we are tracking fog. we have sheehy stormtrac

i'm mikea turner. >> i'm glad you're with us this morning. what's in store for today?y good. allyson, take it away. >> reporter: more sunshine than we saw yesterday. no rain in the forecast this afternoon it will be breezy, but it's not going to be a windy day. the cherry blossoms will do just fine. there's clouds out here, and they will quickly go away by the time the sun comes up. 59degrees, and it's mild. temperatures dipping down before the sun comes up. satellite and radar, exiting the region, and the high pressure taking over before we get into another chance of rain on friday. we will go with the extended futurecast in a little bit. look at how the rain will impact your friday. it's a yellow weather alert day. your day will be impacted, and now 57 degrees today for washington, and into the low 60s around the region. out to the west, the cooler air is working its way in. it will be cooler tomorrow and into friday, and today, here's the planner, 1:00, 61 degrees, and a nice wind out of the northwest. 10-15miles sustained winds. coming up, we will show you how it w